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I got an error User 0 and the code was
return EikStart::RunApplication( NewApplication );
I got an error User 0 and the code was
return EikStart::RunApplication( NewApplication );
are using getting this error on device or on emulator ?
On emulator
clean your Build system. you must be using same UID or application name with other test application you previously tested.
how can I clean my build system can you guide me?
AFIk there is no automated system to clean build system, easiest is uninstall you SDK and delete that SDK from \symbian\<SDK> folder then reinstall SDK
But the prob also exist when I try the app in the phone.. Although I can't see the error code because it is the only error I get from emulator
can you show us the pkg and try using extended ErrRD method to get error on device.
; MyApp.pkg
; This is an auto-generated PKG file by Carbide.
; This file uses variables specific to Carbide builds that will not work
; on command-line builds. If you want to use this generated PKG file from the
; command-line tools you will need to modify the variables with the appropriate
; values: $(EPOCROOT), $(PLATFORM), $(TARGET)
; Also, the resource file entries should be changed to match the language
; used in the build. For example, if building for LANGUAGE_01, change the file
; extensions .rsc to .r01.
;Language - standard language definitions
; standard SIS file header
;Localised Vendor name
;Unique Vendor name
;Supports Series 60 v 3.0
[0x101F7961], 0, 0, 0, {"Series60ProductID"}
;Files to install
;You should change the source paths to match that of your environment
;<source> <destination>
"$(EPOCROOT)Epoc32\release\$(PLATFORM)\$(TARGET)\MyApp.exe" -"!:\sys\bin\MyApp.exe"
"$(EPOCROOT)Epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\MyApp.r01" -"!:\resource\apps\MyApp.r01"
"$(EPOCROOT)Epoc32\data\z\private\10003a3f\apps\MyApp_reg.r01" -"!:\private\10003a3f\import\apps\MyApp_reg.r01"
"$(EPOCROOT)epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\MyApp_aif.mif" -"!:\resource\apps\MyApp_aif.mif"
"$(EPOCROOT)epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\MyApp.mbm" -"!:\resource\apps\MyApp.mbm"
; Add any installation notes if applicable
;"MyApp.txt" -"!:\private\0xEC7B8277\MyApp.txt"
how can i add ErrRD method? Im sorry but I dont really have an idea
errrd is a file not a method,Go thru this article carefully to get an idea about getting the extended panic codes on emulator as well as device:


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Two months ago on Thursday, a gunman entered Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT. killing 20 children and six staff members.
Since that day, school security has been in the spotlight and administrators, law enforcement, parents and government officials nationwide are sharing ideas about how to prevent another tragedy.
But there's another concerned group: Students.
School resource officers, lockdown procedures, security cameras and locked classrooms.
These are just a few of many safety measures already in place at several schools through the tri-state.
And as officials continue to discuss new ideas for security, students are also weighing in.
Beth Sweeney sat down with a group of local high school students to hear what they had to say and why a tragedy that happened hundreds of miles away hits so close to home.
Paducah, Columbine, Virginia Tech and for this generation, Newtown.
What happened that day at Sandy Hook Elementary School is still fresh in the minds of students here in the tri-state.
An unthinkable tragedy in a small town just like theirs.
"I was distraught," says Tirsa Spiller from Henderson County High School. "Who wouldn't be with those children?"
Elizabeth Pillow from Harrison High School says, "It's supposed to be a place where we're supposed to feel safe. And we're supposed to learn from things like that. And it's just not. I don't feel safe there any more because of everything that's happened."
When asked how many of the students were ever concerned about school security before the Newtown tragedy, no hands rose.
Every single hand was in the air after being asked about their concerns after Newtown.
Hunter Van Doorn is a senior at Castle High School where in January the school placed on lockdown after officials say a student made a threatening comment on Facebook.
"My first thought was..this is serious," says Van Doorn. "Something might be happening."
Van Doorn says each classroom door is now locked at Castle and they were prepared for this recent incident thanks to Lockdown drills.
Black Williams says they do the same thing at Henderson County High School.
"We practice lockdown drills about once every month and it really puts things into perspective," says Williams.
And while students shared safety measures already in place at their high schools, they all had ideas of what more could be done.
"We only have one door that's unlock and you have to go through the front office to get into the school," says Zach Turi from North High School.
"They lock all the doors and the only way to get in is through the front office, and you have to buzz to get in so they have you on camera," explains Jace Gentil of North Posey High School.
"My class recently talked about maybe putting gated security officers around the schools which I think is a good idea," says Williams "It would take a person with a gun a longer time to get in which could give us time."
Jayden Beshears of North High School tells us, "maybe even have officers checking people and parents before they come in to school just to check and see if they do have a weapon or anything on them that could harm themselves or anyone else."
And then the discussion of possibly arming teachers with guns:
"This was an idea proposed by my law teacher that maybe if some of the teachers in the school were armed may be some east to the students," says Van Doorn "It would provide them with ease of mind. And not just arming the teachers, but providing a class before they give them a gun so it's not such a far-fetched idea."
But Senior Jace Gentil disagrees, "I think arming a teacher is an awful idea. Putting firearms into a school, especially elementary schools," says Gentil. "I don't know about anyone else but if I walked in on the first day of school and my teacher said she had a gun, I'd feel like I was in a military state."
Students say they also have an obligation to report suspicious activity.
"If we see something going on with students or with teachers, or we see something on social media, the only way it's going to get stopped is through reporting it," says Gentil.
"I think vigilance is the answer," says Spiller. "We need to pay more attention to our peers and our surroundings at all times because many times things get reported, but administrators don't really do much to take action. I think students and teachers need to do more follow-up."
They hope to keep an open dialogue with school officials, having a voice when it comes to ideas on preventing another Newtown.
"Even though we're teenagers, we still wants to help," says Elizabeth Pillow from Harrison High School. "We want to find some way to make all of this better because it's a serious issue."
And that was certainty the sentiment of all the students who were a part of our panel.
They said they'd like to be a part of the discussion with school administrators and other community leaders when it comes to school safety.
A couple of school administrators were pleased to hear the students' ideas.
And while some may be more feasible than others, they want students to know they welcome their input.
"They come from a different perspective and a different point of view," says Steve Steiner who works for Henderson County Schools. "It's good to get their opinions. That's who we're here to work with."
Danielle Crofton, who also works for Henderson County Schools, says, "these situation are just so real. I think the worst thing to do is just push them aside and pretend like they never happen. We don't want our students to be scared. That's our responsibility as staff members is to make them feel as comfortable as possible when they go to school."
"I think we always say school safety and school security takes everyone so I think it's great that kids are thinking about it and expressing their ideas," says Brad Schneider who works with the Warrick County School Corporation. "We'll certainly look at those and consider all options when it comes to school safety."
Administrators say they meet regularly with law enforcement and community officials about school safety and involving students in those conversations is something they'll consider in the future.
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As I said last week, let's focus on the mid-tier players. Those are always the toughest ones, and I've worked some of the numbers to come up with players you may or may not be able to use. Remember, these are recommendations. Based on the depth of your roster, you will determine if you use them. You don't bench a stud for a mid-tier player simply because the mid-tier player has the matchup. Let's not overanalyze, but do slot them accordingly.
QB Matt Flynn, Packers (vs. Lions)
Head coach Mike McCarthy and QB Aaron Rodgers both hinted at resting players for the final week of the season. Flynn has seen limited time on the field and not enough time this season to give you a grade on his play, but he did play the Patriots in Week 15 in 2010 and almost beat them, throwing for 251 yards and three TDs with one interception. He also went 3-13-0 with his legs. Over the past four weeks, the Lions are allowing 301.8 yards and two TDs per game to the position, plus 30.5 yards rushing. While Flynn is not Cam Newton or Tim Tebow, he can move in the pocket and score with his legs. He can exploit this matchup.
RB Dexter McCluster, Chiefs (at Broncos)
McCluster had a great game as a dual-threat RB in Week 16, going 3-15-0 rushing and 5-89-0 receiving on seven targets. His good fortune is due mostly to QB Kyle Orton, a seasoned veteran who can spread the ball around and keep defenses honest. Over the past four weeks, the Broncos are allowing 168 yards from scrimmage to running backs and, despite a committee backfield with Thomas Jones and Jackie Battle, McCluster is the one with the pass-receiving hands. He can exploit this matchup. But as you're aware, there's risk here based on his per-game average of 9.7 utilizations for 50.5 yards from scrimmage and 0.07 TDs. Mind you — that's not 0.7, but 0.07, as he only has one TD this year.
RB Stevan Ridley, Patriots (vs. Bills)
Ridley (13-64-0) now has led the team for two weeks in carries and could be taking over as the primary back. With the Bills coming to town allowing 181 rushings yards and 1.3 rushing TDs over the past four weeks, he can exploit this matchup if he gets the start. Stay tuned for updates throughout the week on who will start or see most of the touches.
WR Malcom Floyd, Chargers (at Raiders)
Floyd had a great Week 16 game after being so inconsistent. He went 6-95-1 on 13 targets and took advantage of an injured Vincent Jackson (groin). Remove a disappointing Week 14 (2-29-0), and he has a three-game average of five catches for 99.7 yards and one TD. Combined with the injury to Jackson and the Raiders allowing 213.5 yards and 1.8 TDs to WRs the past four weeks, he can exploit this and possibly for big numbers.
WR Santonio Holmes, Jets (at Dolphins)
Holmes (4-50-0 on nine targets) is not posting the numbers we thought he could this year, but he has a two-game average of four catches for 45 yards and 0.5 TDs on 7.5 targets. While not great, he has four TDs in the last five games and went 3-63-1 against the Dolphins in Week Six. His last two games against them he's averaging 2.5 catches for 60 yards and 0.5 TDs. The Jets are playing for their playoff lives and Holmes is coming off a nine-target game and will have a few opportunities to exploit this. A high-risk, high-reward play, though.
WR Brandon LaFell, Panthers (at Saints)
If you're in a larger league and need a body, LaFell had a stellar Week 16, going 3-103-1 on three targets and faces a Saints team allowing 212 yards and 0.5 TDs to opposing WRs over the last four games. Now that Legedu Naanee is out with a broken foot, LaFell should result in a few extra targets. Look for the Saints to focus everything they have on Steve Smith, leaving their porous secondary ripe for a good fantasy performance by LaFell. Ignore his overall numbers up to this point. He's a high-risk, high-reward player, but he is one of the better boom-or-bust options this week. He should be able to exploit this matchup.
TE Jacob Tamme, Colts (vs. Jaguars)
Colts TE Dallas Clark (neck) did not play last week, and there's little reason for him to go this week with a lost season. Tamme went 6-75-0 on eight targets in Week 10 against the Jaguars and QB Dan Orlovsky looked for him often in the fourth quarter when he came in to replace Curtis Painter. The Jaguars are banged up in the secondary and are allowing 77 yards and 0.3 TDs per game to the position over the past four games. In larger leagues, Tamme warrants consideration, as he can exploit this matchup.
QB Rex Grossman, Redskins (at Eagles)
Grossman was "Good Rex" for a fourth game out of the seven he's started since regaining the job in Week 10. In Week 16, he threw for 284 yards two TDs and one interception. Since coming back, he has a seven-game average of 251.9 yards and 1.3 TDs with 1.4 interceptions. Not quite the numbers you want, but in four out of the seven games he has two TDs, including two of the last three games. However, the Eagles are playing like the team many thought they could be. The last time he faced the Eagles, Grossman threw for 143 yards, zero TDs and four interceptions. Right now the Eagles are allowing 176 yards and 1.25 TDs and getting to the QB 4.8 times per game over the past four weeks. Phenomenal defense right now, so avoid him.
RB Chris Johnson, Titans (at Texans)
Johnson had another bad game for his owners, going 15-56-0 and had to take a pain-killing injection prior to kickoff. It was his second straight week and he now has a three-game average of 20.7 utilizations for 77 yards from scrimmage and zero TDs. Those are not necessarily bench-play numbers, but the Texans are only allowing 89.8 rushing and 13.3 receiving yards and 0.5 TDs to RBs the past four weeks — one of the best showings in the league. If you can, avoid this matchup do so.
RB Beanie Wells, Cardinals (vs. Seahawks)
Wells had another subpar game going 14-53-0 rushing and 1-8-0 receiving and it's obvious his knee is getting worse or he simply has nothing left to give him the power and ability to move the pile, cut back or make defenders miss. He maintains a weekly maintenance of the injury and has a three-game average of 14.7 attempts for 43.7 yards and 0.3 TDs. The Seahawks are allowing 116 yards AND 0.75 TDs per game to RBs the past month. However, Wells may not have the ability to take advantage of it and with the team out of the playoff hunt, he could be limited in Week 17. With nothing to play for, why not just allow him to begin the healing process? His knee is why you need to avoid this matchup.
WR Andre Roberts, Cardinals (vs. Seahawks)
Roberts had his second straight solid game, going 6-75-0 on 10 targets and has a two-game average of six catches for 67.5 and 0.5 TDs. The last time he faced the Seahawks, in Week Three, he went 4-38 and right now they're allowing 103.3 yards and no TDs per game to WRs over the past four week. As good as he's been the last two games, he has been subpar for most of the year with 3.1 catches for 37.5 yards and 0.1 TDs per game. Not someone you want to count on in the season finale.
WR Demaryius Thomas, Broncos (vs. Chiefs)
Thomas (4-76-0 on eight targets last week) has a four-game average of 5.5 catches for 103.5 yards and 0.75 TDs. Despite the nice four-game run, he's defying the odds based on QB Tim Tebow's lack of accuracy. Most teams will play him, but Thomas is also a waiver-wire pickup. With the Chiefs allowing 101 yards and 0.8 TDs over the past four games, Thomas may not have enough to post elite numbers, especially with QB Tim Tebow regressing. If you can, avoid this matchup. At the very least, temper your expectations, as he's a true boom-or-bust play this week.
WR Antonio Brown, Steelers (at Browns)
Brown (3-34-0 on six targets in Week 16) has been in a two-game rut to coincide with Ben Roethlisberger's high ankle sprain. His production is tied to the arm of Big Ben. However, Big Ben may play for a half, giving Brown some value but with a two-game average of four catches for 46.5 yards and no TDs on eight targets he has risk. The Browns have CB Joe Haden and though Brown got open the last time they played (5-151-1 on eight targets), it was after Haden slipped. Regardless, the Browns' secondary faltered at times over the past month, but they're still one of the best, allowing 129.5 yards and 0.8 TDs to WRs the past four weeks. With Big Ben not 100 percent and the Browns rushing attack allowing 152.5 yards and 0.75 TDs per game, look for the Steelers to rely on Rashard Mendenhall to carry the load this week. If you can, avoid this matchup.
TE Owen Daniels, Texans (vs. Titans)
Daniels had one of his worst games of his career for fantasy owners in Week 16, going 1-4-0 on two targets. Now he faces a Titans defense that is allowing 53.3 yards and no TDs to the position over the past four weeks. Combine that with QB T.J. Yates' poor play and the potential return of WR Andre Johnson, and Daniels may not see enough targets. That's not to mention TD vulture Joel Dreessen (4-38-0 on four targets), who has six for the year. There are too many factors that could hurt Daniels' production this week. Avoid this matchup if you can.


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ARLINGTON -- Everywhere you looked, you saw his number. The Orioles paid tribute to icon and trailblazer Jackie Robinson Wednesday by wearing No. 42, which has been retired throughout the Major Leagues. Robinson, who broke baseball's color barrier on April 15, 1947, represents an ideal appreciated by fans of all races and creeds.
"I think it's a tremendous, tremendous thing that everyone in baseball is united and everyone's wearing that number that signifies a tribute to Jackie Robinson," said Baltimore manager Dave Trembley. "We talk about 'character counts,' and that it's important to be a Major League person and a Major League player. People who don't understand about the heritage of Jackie Robinson ought to do themselves some due diligence and read about him."
Major League Baseball celebrates Jackie Robinson Day every year on the anniversary of his first big league game, and many of the men involved in the game appreciate the gesture and the sentiment it represents.
"I think it's very appropriate when you think of his accomplishments and what he did for the game," said John Shelby, Baltimore's first-base coach. "Nowadays, I see it as more of a unity thing amongst teammates when you look at how far things have come as far as African-Americans advancing. Now, the game is expanding globally and it's opened up opportunities not just for African-Americans but for the whole world to participate at the Major League level."
Trembley said he often thinks of Robinson in his hometown, which boasts a ballpark named in his honor.
"I was fortunate enough that I managed in the Florida State League for years at Jackie Robinson Ballpark," he said. "That is one of the great ballparks in all of Minor League Baseball and his history is duly noted there with a statue out in front of the stadium. It's kind of a centerpiece down on Main Street in Daytona Beach.
"Those of us that have followed the history of this game for a long time, we all owe a certain sense of gratitude to Jackie Robinson, the man, and then Jackie Robinson the player for what he's done for all of us in this game."
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"On June 9 - 10, 2007, seven friends walked for 20 miles through the night in New York City, along with over 2,000 others, for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's "Out of the Darkness Overnight." We walked to raise money and awareness for suicide and mental illness. It was a powerful journey, as many of us walked in memory of our dear friend, Valerie, and for others close to us. Our team's shirt was adorned with a picture of an angel Valerie had drawn and our team name, Nika, was for her beloved cat. We wore our custom ink shirts proudly! Thanks, customink!"


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The Kinect is mandatory, and can't be turned off: Welcome your new motion sensing, Xbox One overlord
The most frustrating things about the press event for the Xbox One were Microsoft's inability to accurately answer even basic information about its own hardware and services, and the presentation of conflicting information. There were many times during a quiet moment when I shared notes with other writers, and found we had been told contradictory details about the system.
Take, for instance, the new and improved Kinect hardware. I was given a demonstration of its power and accuracy, and the new technology is certainly impressive, but I had a simple question: Would the system be able to operate without the Kinect hooked up? In other words, if I wanted to use the system with only a controller and didn't connect the motion sensing device at all, would the Xbox One still work?
"We've today announced that we're selling them together. I'm not sure if we're sharing details about what happens when you unplug them," Scott Evans, Microsoft's Kinect program manager told the Report.
First, that's the worst kind of PR answer. The sane response is that yes, the system should be able to operate fine without the Kinect attached. But of course this is Microsoft, and no one can seem to figure out what's going on with the features of the system. Everyone is being given different answers.
I told him I was a little freaked out that he couldn't answer such a simple question.
"I think it's a policy decision, we're not going to discuss it," he replied. I pressed him: Could he go out on a limb and say that the system will turn on without the Kinect plugged in? "I don't know what the policy is going to be yet, so I'm not commenting."
It's not a worthless question. When moving the console from room to room, I don't want to worry about the Kinect, and the whole thing gives me the heebie jeebies. "We have a combination of processing in the sensor, and the console. Even when the console is turned off, the sensor can listen for 'Xbox On' and wake up the console," Evans said. I'm not sure I like the idea of a piece of hardware that's hooked up in my living room listening to me on an ongoing basis.
It turns out that other sources in Microsoft are stating that the Kinect does have to be connected for the system to function. Look at this article, featuring a quote from Xbox's UK marketing director Harvey Eagle.
"Kinect does require to be connected to Xbox One in all cases, yes," he said. Asked whether the Xbox One will accommodate people who perhaps play in their bedroom rather than their living room, Eagle replied: "Yes, absolutely. We use the living room almost as a moniker - that's where we assume the best screen is in the house. But if you like to play in any other room in the house, the Xbox One will deliver the same quality of experience whatever the environment."
So it sounds like the Kinect is mandatory. You can't unplug it, you can't turn it off, and you won't be able to buy an Xbox One without the added cost of the motion sensing peripheral. It's always on, at least on some level. Listening to you. Waiting to be told to wake up.
So what happens if the Kinect breaks, is the entire system now useless? It's one thing to create a production that's so useful and compelling that we want to use it, but quite another to say you can't interact with the system at all unless the peripheral is connected. Microsoft wants to control how you use your system, and this is just another step toward that goal.
If you didn't like the Kinect before, too bad. You don't have a choice.


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Replaced wheelset that came with my new bike so hopefully selling them on. All reasonable offers considered. P&P £10.00
Think I'll leave it then.
Unless you'd accept £20 + p&p
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I'd pick them up from Kilmarnock but how much are you after?
Hi, sorry I should have stated a price. I was looking to get £80. The wheels have never been used. The new wheelset was put on as soon as I got the bike home, so the wheels in brand new condition.
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Pitch Dark is a book about love. Kate Ennis is poised at a critical moment in an affair with a married man. The complications and contradictions pursue her from a house in rural Connecticut to a brownstone apartment in New York City, to a small island off the coast of Washington, to a pitch black night in backcountry Ireland.
Composed in the style of Renata Adler's celebrated novel Speedboat and displaying her keen journalist's eye and mastery of language, both simple and sublime, Pitch Dark is a bold and astonishing work of art.
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Renata Adler was born in Milan and raised in Connecticut. She received a B.A. from Bryn Mawr, an M.A. from Harvard, a D.d'E.S. from the Sorbonne, a J.D. from Yale Law School, and an LL.D. (honorary) from Georgetown. Adler became a staff writer at The New Yorker in 1962 and, except for a year as the chief film critic of The New York Times, remained at The New Yorker for the next four decades. Her books include A Year in the Dark (1969); Toward a Radical Middle (1970); Reckless Disregard: Westmoreland v. CBS et al., Sharon v. Time (1986); Canaries in the Mineshaft (2001); Gone: The Last Days of The New Yorker (1999); Irreparable Harm: The U.S. Supreme Court and The Decision That Made George W. Bush President (2004); and the novels Speedboat (1976; winner of the Ernest Hemingway Award for Best First Novel) and Pitch Dark (1983).
Muriel Spark (1918–2006) was a Scottish novelist and poet. Among the best known of her twenty-two novels are The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, The Girls of Slender Means, Memento Mori, and Loitering with Intent. In 1993 she was made Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire.
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"Two things hold Pitch Dark together and give it speed and magic. The first is Miss Adler's gift for language and observation . . . and the second is her willingness to write candidly, even rawly, about emotions." —Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
"These novels are records of a penetrating intelligence, a skeptical intelligence (but, thank God, not a reflexively skeptical intelligence). They are novels that persuade you of their claims to truth, and ones in which any literate young person in publishing in New York can see a bit of her or himself […] It's great to have these novels back in print, at long last." —Meghan O'Rourke, The New Yorker's Page-Turner Blog
"Adler's novels concede the necessity of making fiction quicker, more terse, descriptively less elaborate than the traditional thing called a novel, not so much in deference to shrunken attention spans, but as the most plausible way of rendering the distracted, fragmentary quality of contemporary consciousness [...] They describe what it's like to be living now, during this span of time, in our particular country and our particular world. This is what the best novels have always done, and with any luck will continue to do." —Gary Indiana, Bookforum
"Pitch Dark, like Speedboat, exudes a certain openness, a vulnerability, even. Adler dispenses with the defined paths of traditional narrative, along with expectations of order and sequence, and instead pieces together a collage of consciousness." —Jennifer Szalai, The New York Times Book Review
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Mark Twain is quoted to have said "Laws control the lesser man; right conduct controls the greater one". It is unfortunate that Mr Rajat Gupta, former CEO of McKinsey, came out the lesser man in the insider trading swoop by US regulators.
A jury of eight women and four men convicted Mr Gupta of conspiracy and three counts of securities fraud related to trading in Goldman Sachs stock by Mr Raj Rajaratnam's Galleon Hedge Fund.
They found that Mr Gupta told Mr Rajaratnam that Mr Warren Buffett was investing $5 billion in Goldman, and that the bank was losing money for the November 2008 quarter.
There was too close a coincidence between the phone-calls made and the trades placed by Mr Rajaratnam for the jury to ignore.
Over-enthusiastic reporters are already labelling this as the greatest victory for US prosecutors since Ivan Boesky was convicted in 1987. The debate on racism in the US never seems to die; some enthusiastic supporters of the former head of McKinsey said he became a victim of racism, and that there were scores of others who had made the phone calls similar to the one that proved to be costly for Mr Gupta but were let off.
Whatever the merits or otherwise of this argument, the US legal system seems to be the only victor in this episode.
SEBI regulations
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) drafted insider trading regulations for India in 1992 and has been amending them at regular intervals.
It defines an insider as a person who is, or was, connected with the company, or is deemed to have been connected with the company and is reasonably expected to have access to unpublished, price-sensitive information in respect of securities of a company, or has received, or has had access to such unpublished price-sensitive information.
Price-sensitive information means any information that relates directly or indirectly to a company and which, if published, is likely to materially affect the price of securities of the company.
SEBI says instances of such information are periodical financial results of the company, intended declaration of dividends (both interim and final), issue of securities or buy-back of securities, any major expansion plans or execution of new projects, amalgamation, mergers or takeovers, disposal of the whole or substantial part of the undertaking and significant changes in policies, plans or operations of the company.
The Regulations provide detailed guidelines on codes of conduct to be followed by all the players in the market. In the tumultuous world of the bourses, where everyone enters with an eye on the gains that can be made, it is natural that one succumbs to the guiles of price-sensitive information.
While Harshad Mehta and Ketan Parekh made a name for themselves by working around market regulations, there has been no high-profile case of insider trading.
Stern measures
Some companies and their promoters were proven guilty but the punishment meted out was either banning them from the market for a period of time, or a monetary penalty.
The Consent Orders that SEBI introduced were gleefully accepted by many a wrong-doer. For instance, in mid-May, SEBI passed a consent order in favour of Educomp Solutions settling a violation of Code of Corporate Disclosure Practices for Prevention of Insider Trading in Schedule II under Regulation 12 (2) of SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 1992, for Rs 10 lakh.
SEBI should rethink on settling serious cases of insider trading by accepting a cheque from the accused, as this takes away the impact of the offence.
A clear-cut rule in the recently amended Consent Order rules, capping a limit at which offences such as insider trading could be settled through consent, could be a useful start. To critics of SEBI, this would prove that it means business.
In the Galleon insider trading episode, it is apparent that the amounts involved were colossal and the players were not mom-and-pop entities in the markets. The jury probably wanted to prove that no one in the US is larger than the law.
In hindsight, Mr Gupta must be regretting making those phone-calls to the owner of the Galleon hedge fund. As for the other offenders, it appears only a matter of time before the law catches up with them.
(The author is a Bangalore-based chartered accountant)


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Well, the Patriots sure gave everyone plenty to rant about.
After two weeks of near-perfect football, on offense at least, the wheels came off for New England in Week Three, as they blew a 21-0 lead to the Bills, who hadn't beaten the Pats since 2003.
Last week, I focused on the Patriots' defensive struggles in this space, and how they cannot let those miscues allow for an upset.
The defense didn't do the Patriots any favors. The pass rush is still missing and CBs Leigh Bodden and Devin McCourty got beat on a couple big sideline throws. Safeties Josh Barrett and Sergio Brown each had their miscues, as well.
But we knew the defense wouldn't have its best game. Without SS Patrick Chung and with plenty of injuries on the D-line, there was some inexperience for a unit that has been struggling. That's no excuse for not getting after Ryan Fitzpatrick, but enough on the defense.
Where is the running game? And when will Chad Ochocinco make an impact?
Last season, Tom Brady won the MVP, but the running game ranked ninth in the league behind BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Danny Woodhead. Against Buffalo, Green-Ellis had 16 yards on nine carries (1.8 ypc) and Woodhead had six rushes for 21 yards.
Thanks to a 19-yard run on a reverse by Wes Welker and a 16-yard run by rookie Stevan Ridley, the rushing numbers don't look terrible (26 carries for 108 yards). However, this was against last year's worst run defense. The Bills have certainly improved their defense, but the Pats should have been able to get the ball moving on the ground.
That would have taken pressure off Brady and kept the Bills' offense off the field. What made Brady and the Pats so unstoppable last season was their ability to have a balanced offense to keep defenses honest. The Bills gladly dropped plenty back in coverage and were in the right position to make plays on Brady's misthrows.
Speaking of the passing game, three games have passed and Ochocinco still is not doing what he was brought in to do — make plays. Leodis McKelvin jumped his route to make an interception and Ochocinco finished with just two catches — not to mention the ball he didn't catch, a surefire touchdown that he dropped. With Aaron Hernandez out and Ochocinco with another week under his belt, I thought he would break out against an average Bills secondary, but Ochocinco remains a mystery. He has kept his mouth shut throughout, although it makes you wonder how much longer he will stay quiet with the pressure mounting on him.
Brady simply cannot carry this team on his own. The defensive personnel, especially in the secondary, is still lacking, but he has all the weapons he needs on offense and there's no reason that side of the ball should slow the Pats down.


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Viagra is an active sponsor of the NFL, and in the TV promos we are dutifully warned about erections lasting more than four hours. After listening to CBS's Gus Johnson broadcast Tim Tebow's first NFL start versus Oakland, we know they can last for at least three.
"I'm a football player that just happens to play the position of quarterback," That's the old-world Tebow mantra. And Johnson reminded us of that to exhaustion, fawning and gushing and romancing after nearly every Tebow exertion. Even deep throws that sailed far out of bounds, unreachable, were described with a high-fever pitch and fingers crossed.
"Tim Tebow's first start — it's been one to remember," Johnson beamed as the fourth quarter died away. Which means we're to file away an 8-for-16 passing day for 138 yards in a 39-23 Denver loss?
"Grandpa, what were you doing the day of Tebow's first game?"
"Looking for Grandma."
How did Tebow really play? Not badly. OK, in fact, considering the Broncos' coaches didn't ask him to do much, particularly in 3rd-and-long situations. The Raiders' pressure didn't seem to shake him; he was functional, trying to make gains when his protection fell down, keeping his wits amidst the chaos.
You won't hear this in the highlight reports, but his 33-yard TD pass to Brandon Lloyd, late in the first quarter, was a luck job, a floater into double coverage that somehow dropped into friendly hands in the right corner of the endzone. It easily could have been a Raiders theft.
We saw that Tebow still delivers quite a lazy ball. He's short on big-gun velocity. The Denver coaches haven't fixed that yet, and often it's not treatable.
So, as expected, Tebow dialed up his old college buddy, the QB draw, his up-the-gut Larry Csonka routine - one that he broke for a 40-yard score in the first quarter. A helluva romp it was, and in the booth Johnson wept from joy.
Yet people seem to forget that's how Tebow made his early name at Florida; not by any wild aerial displays, but by Csonka-ing into the pile in short-yardage situations, fullback-type plunges, mashing through defenders. He ran the ball. And last Sunday he ran for 78 yards, second-most all-time for a Broncos QB.
Csonka. Nagurski. Riggins. Jim Taylor. ... Heavy farm equipment names. Those are the honest Tebow roots.
Donovan McNabb is sentenced to the bench once again, but in all my years I can't recall a coach use such a punishing tone during his explanation to the newsmen as Mike Shanahan used last week.
"I told Donovan that there's nothing he can do in the three games that would influence me over what he's done over the last 13 games," was how Shanahan put it.
There's nothing he can do … A scolding, words to a teen who has been grounded for bad behavior. … "There's nothing you can do to get the car keys back, son …" etc.
There's a John Unitas remark from way back — "You don't become a real quarterback until you can tell the coach to go to hell."
Now we've got a head coach telling his quarterback to go to hell. I'm not sure what happens next in that Washington front office, although I've got a pretty good idea.
I wish ESPN hadn't given up on its SportsCentury series, those mini-documentaries they used to put together on the big-time athletes and coaches from history. I was reminded of how good they were as I sat through HBO's recent 90-minute special on Vince Lombardi.
Lombardi is rich — a real captivating piece of goal-line history. And that's no surprise because HBO Sports always gets it right when they attempt something like this, with patience and delicate brushstrokes and a well-lit canvas.
The program's biggest ice-water moment came in a segment with daughter Susan Lombardi, surrounding the chaos her father brought to the family's home life.
"He was so bi-polar," she said, "of course, we didn't know it. One minute he'd be up here, the next minute he's down here. When he got out of control, I ran to the basement … you know, just turn on the radio and just stay away."
"An imperfect man trying to achieve perfection," added Lombardi biographer David Maraniss.
Some of those old football SportsCentury episodes — in particular, the ones on Bradshaw and Shula and Namath and Al Davis — were of the same classy grade. I wish they'd do more. HBO, too. There's a genuine craving for them.
I once knew a guy who always wore fine, dark suits to the office — and white socks. Business-wise he was pretty sharp, and you'd sit there in weekly 2 p.m. meetings and his comments on pricing and market conditions were usually right on. But then you'd inevitably gaze under the table and see those crossed legs and the dress shoes and that fine, over-the-calf NBA hosery, and human nature made it difficult to take the balance of those meetings seriously.
But the style is really catching on with some TV/radio sports types. Suits and white socks are in — in the form of referring to coaches by their nicknames during on-air commentary.
For eternity a journalistic no-no, but more and more we're getting insight on Foxy (Carolina's John Fox), Spags (the Rams' Steve Spagnuolo), Whiz (Ken Whisenhunt of the Cardinals) and Koob (the Texans' Gary Kubiak). The insider, frat-boy familiarity. I don't like it.
Fox Sports' Jay Glazer is one of the big white socks offenders. Terrific on scoops and his bug-on-the-wall stuff, but the buddy-buddy treatment he often gives it is tough to take. "Yeah, I talked to Spags about this the other day ..." or "Whiz feels he can get it turned around out there."
It's an unprofessional comfort level, a reporter etiquette 911.
Daydreaming. All those glamorous college teams of the past. What would it take to go back in time and inject a playoff system from the beginning? Does Mark Cuban have the kind of dough to get that kind of project going?
Take 1978, for example. These would've been the first-round matchups, based on the final regular-season AP rankings from that December. Lord, what a bounty of riches!
No. 8 Arkansas (9-2) at No. 1 Penn State (11-0) — Hogs and Nittanies had never met before … nor since. In civvies, Lou Holtz tops Joe Paterno in the Punch Line Bowl
No. 7 Clemson (10-1) at No. 2 Alabama (10-1) — In the real world, the Tigers were three years away from a national title; Ol' Bear's Tide was three weeks away.
No. 6 Nebraska (9-2) at No. 3 USC (11-1) — Huskers' 500 yards-per-game attack against that lush roster of SoCal pros … Ronnie Lott, Charlie White, Dennis Smith, Chip Banks, Anthony Munoz, etc.
No. 5 Michigan (10-1) at No. 4 Oklahoma (10-1) — The ultimate conflict of interest. Wolverines allowed eight points per game; Wishbone Sooners scored 40 per game.
Sigh. Maybe in another lifetime.
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Using Jquery to remove attribute from all elements with same class?
Hello, I have a few input button classes all with the same class. When a user clicks on the input button, then I disable the input button so the user does not click on it again. I want to make it so when the user goes back, all of the buttons of the same class are active again(including the one that the user just clicked on). So, on document ready, I have the following:
How do I remove the disabled attribute from all elements with the same class?
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Could you post your full javascript code including any HTML or post a link to a working demo as its hard to debug without a full source.
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Reference: JavaScript, Quirksmode Validate: HTML Validation, JSLint
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The working demo can be found at TextbookPop
I have two problems:
When doing a search in Chrome, the search pauses at the animation for an indefinite period of time.
In a browser that works, after a keyword is entered in the main search bar, and the user clicks "Compare Prices" for one of the keywords, then presses the back button, then the button is disabled.
If you view the page's source, all of the JQuery code is located in the footer. I am not exactly sure if I am correctly coding the AJAX get request. The AJAX get request can be found under the comment: "// Process search submit click" at the bottom of the page source.
[QUOTE=paul_wilkins;4847714]I don't think it's possible to remove the disabled attribute, but you should be able to set it to false which should enable the field.
That does not seem to work for me. When I make those changes, then I am unable to click the button.


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Went to an auction today and saw two CUB's for sale, one was a 1960 Lo Boy (I think correct year) that had a butchered hood from a 12 volt conversion; welded bolster; and straight stack added which sold for $900.00. The other was probably a 1948 CUB with manual lift; welded engine block at the usual location; odd front tire; a welded to the axle bumper; and it brought almost $800.00 ! Yet; a beautiful condition Farmall 100 with cultivators and good running condition only brought $900.00 ! Go Figure !!!!
I picked up a bunch of CUB odds and ends parts cheap; and finally found a trailer that was just the right size so I can haul my CUB's around.


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The Jacksonville Jaguars were among the last teams to cut their roster down to the NFL's mandated 53 players on Friday night, but their big move on the day was actually assigning Will Rackley to injured reserve.
Big Cat Country notes that the Jaguars placing Rackley on IR means he cannot suit up for Jacksonville this season:
Rackley is not eligible to come off of the IR list mid-season, despite the new IR rules for the 2012 season because he did not make it to the 53-man roster. In order to be eligible, he would have had to be on the 53-man roster and be placed on IR after Sept. 4, per the new rule.
Rackley, a third-round pick in 2011, started 14 games for the Jaguars at left guard in 2011.
Here's the full list of players released by the Jaguars on Friday:
Courtney Greene, Corvey Irvin, Rod Issac, Trumaine McBride, Richard Murphy, Jordan Palmer, William Robinson, Leigh Torrence, Demetrius Williams, Daniel Baldridge, Colin Cloherty, Odrick Ray, Will Ta'ufo'ou, Kendrick Adams, Lee Barbiasz, Mike Brown, Ryan Davis, Antonio Dennard, D.J. Hall, Joshua Jones, and J.K. Schaffer
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