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Good news indeed! I'm delighted it went so well for you.
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Glad you are back on Woodson Ridge, Russ...rest comfortably and I will talk to you soon.
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So glad to hear the good news Russ. Bless you both.
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We're battling away for survival - Dean Ryan
6:00am Monday 17th February 2014 in Sport By Steve Carley
DEAN Ryan believes the battling qualities of his bottom-of-the-table Worcester Warriors side will hold them in good stead for the rest of the season.
Despite having captain Jonathan Thomas sent off and Leonardo Senatore and Sam Betty sin-binned in the 30-14 Aviva Premiership defeat against Northampton Saints at Franklin's Gardens, Ryan was proud of his players' efforts.
He felt they were more than a match for the Saints until Thomas' dismissal and can look forward to the remaining eight games with optimism.
Ryan said: "Northampton are the top of the league, they're packed with internationals and have got a huge forward pack, so we were always going to be under pressure. We weren't going to come here and dominate.
"We put a pretty good shift in up until the point of the red card. Would we have lasted? I don't know, but I would have liked to have fought it out with eight forwards rather than seven.
"We did pretty well not to fall away. They were looking for a bonus point at the end, we could have just easily rolled over, but we didn't and that's quite important.
"It's only a small thing but, with where we are, it's quite important and I think people who come and watch Worcester and support them should recognise it because that counts.
"When there's nothing on it, how hard you're prepared to fight counts.
"It wasn't a day for talking about individual performances, it was for talking about people being prepared to put a shift in. Dean Hammond came off the bench and threw himself around, as did Rob O'Donnell.
"All we're asking every week is that we fight hard for a Worcester shirt and we are now. It's been well publicised when we've let ourselves down, but we're starting to get some consistency with the team and some consistent emotional performances.
"If we can do some technical things off the back of that, then we might cause someone a problem."
The Sixways boss added: "Managing emotional response and discipline is a huge challenge. We did a couple of silly things, but I'd rather see a team at the moment that's really trying to do things emotionally, and then we've got to live with some of the rough edges round the outside.
"We didn't get anything out of Saturday result-wise, but we did as a group in terms of being a little bit tighter. We know everyone is prepared to fight and we move on to next week.
"We're not a top-of-the-league side, but if we keep putting in emotional performances, we're going to cause someone a problem soon. If we get one win, then everyone else is going to start looking behind them and we'll see where it goes from there."
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Really?? Is that just to check we're still propping up the table for them? I don't think there is another team in the prem that considers us a concern nor is there anyone, other than certain people at Warriors, that thinks we have a cat in hells chance of staying up this season.
Two good efforts against top 4 teams, in the space of a couple of weeks. does not make up for an entire season of woefulness.
Everyone can talk about hear and passion but the game is won by points, not who got the most emotional.
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The only worrying thing is every single word is true!!

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Oakland's Brown lost ball in lights; backstop awarded hit
OAKLAND -- Rays catcher Dioner Navarro left the clubhouse Tuesday night thinking his hard-hit drive into left field went for a three-run, two-base error. He was satisfied with that.
"I just looked at the board to check the score and realized we were ahead," Navarro said. "All I wanted to do right then was go back to catching. Thanks to the lights, I got a double."
The reversal began when Rays bench coach Dave Martinez called the official scorer to ask for a second opinion.
"It's clearly defined that when a player loses the ball in the lights, it has to be a hit," Rays manager Joe Maddon said on Wednesday. "It looked from here he was trying to get under the lights and just couldn't get low enough, and the ball stayed in the lights."
The official scorer, a retired sportswriter with extensive knowledge of the rule book (he even attended umpiring school), went to the Oakland clubhouse afterward to ask A's outfielder Emil Brown about the play. When Brown told him he never saw it, the scoring change was made -- 23 minutes after the game ended."It's a bad feeling when that happens to you," Maddon said. "But it's good for Dioner and the appropriate call. [Joey] Devine made a good pitch and Dioner, with two strikes, put the ball in play relatively hard. He didn't strike out. He put the ball in play, and sometimes good things happen when you force the defense to make a play. I'm not a big fan of the strikeout, as you can tell."
Navarro, who knew he wouldn't play on Wednesday, joked that after hearing about the scoring change, "I was only going to have five beers, but then I made it 10."
Navarro finished the night 1-for-3 with a walk and three RBIs."I hit the ball hard three times," said Navarro, who now has six doubles and 16 RBI on the season.
Rick Eymer is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I got wiseblood #61 done and am just waiting for alex to the cover art. He's low.
I look forward to another copy of shards . . . . but life gets in the way and you gotta take a that life stuff . . . presently I'm working 5 days a week at a counseling center for the indigious (sp) . . . poor people and it's taken a lot of life out of me. I haven't done much new writing. I'll get back to it when I get this Counseling center's system down.
I send you lot o love and hope you find time to keep putting out that masterpiece by the name of Shards!
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Ha ha ha . . . Kari it was awesome! As is the new Shards! I made all the women wear dresses or they couldn't come, and not to be sexist all the dudes had to be in ties at least . . . a suit preferably. God it's pathetic in this day and age that few dudes have stylin' ties and/or suits. I looked as good as a Jamaican Rude Boy from 1966. Cocktails were served and I insisted on doing all the reading. No nerds showed up as was evident that we all pretty much failed the "word nerd" game. I think I'm the least of the nerds because everyone knew the kobe Bryant one except I thought he played for the Chicago Bulls. My favorite piece was "women on a stick." Everyone agreed the best line was "The chubby little prairie ddog dies a thousand internal deaths, takes the fabric, an galumphs back to her den, vowing she will never leave again."
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Other than that, the liquor cost was astronomical . . . but no one got sick . . . and most of the hour durvs (hell, I don't know how to spell that one!) were pretty good.
Sending you love from my room where I will be hiding until all this goddamned football hype is over!
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Kari! The Shards party is gonna be Friday! It better be a good one because I ain't read it yet, and here I'm gonna read it out loud! ha ha . . . but Jessie got all excited about it. We're gonna have it at her place and it's gonIna have killer cocktails! Including Absinthe! And that shit cost a hundred bucks a bottle! This Shards better be good! ha ha ha . . . I know you like techno . . . but Jessie is a jazz buff . . . so I think it's gonna be more mingus and coltraine than anything else as I read. But hey, I'm a tough guy . . . anybody boo's ya . . . I'll kike their ass. I'll write you all about it! Unforunaetly you'll have to wait to Monday as Jessie has no internet . . . ha ha ha . . .
No! Everyone coming has read Shards before . . . so it should be a good scene . . . but . . . well . . . if it turns in to a riot . . . like when they performed Sravinsky's "Rights of Spring" for the first time . . . .well . . . you are paying the damages!
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Hi Kari! Thanks so much for your words! They mean a lot to me! I just got the new Shards in the mail today! I'm heading over tomorrow to my gal's place and will read it while we are having our "bed in against the superbowl." When I get back I'll tell you all about what I think of your Shards! ha ha . . . Yup . . . I don't think much of football, but this city is in the super bowl and people are acting really stupid. I'm too scared to protest out in front of the stadium (those people are dangerous) so I'm protesting from bed. Remember how back in the hippy days john lennon and yoko had their "bed in for peace?" Well me and Jessie are having a bed in against the superbowl. But we decided to start tomorrow. Jessie just got laid off too . . . so we are gonna stay in bed for a week protesting, drinking, and having people over. She don't have a computer or a television so we'll be out of touch with the world. I kind of wish she had a t.v. so we could watch the puppy bowl. My favorite part is the kitten half time show. I saw the Madonna half time show a couple years ago and that was pretty wild . . . but hey! the kittens give her a run for her money. I actually did something pro-woman Kari! I kept seeing these shirts and signs and flags up here that would say "12" or "12 Man!" I finally asked Jessie, "What the hell does that mean anyway?!" I guess in football they allow 11 men on the field . . . up here they are calling the crowd the 12th man. So I made a sign for Jessie's window that says, "What about the 12th woman!"
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OK . . . A Shards is coming! I have a feeling it'll get here today . . . I better get out there and wait by the post box.
Ah hell Kari! I just lost my job because I'm a budget cut. I'd put a bullet in my head I'm so tired of the ridiculousness of it . . . but I get happy to know that you is in the world and Shards is in the world and that kind of thing keeps me going. I'd like to come down there and visit you . . . but you know what Kari, I have a fear of travel! It's the damnedest thing. Once I get e about 5 miles out of town I have a panic attack and have to turn around. So you keep me informed on what is going on down there in that crazy town and I won't feel so sad I can't visit it.
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Lake Erie College is not only gaining recognition through newly added athletics, the successful equestrian and academic programs, but through the installations of Greek community organizations. In addition to Kappa Sigma and Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternities, the College officially installed Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
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Does anybody know why we should use RTP protocol for streaming?
What benefits this protocol gives in comparison to simple use of UDP or TCP?
Hello there
Does anybody know why we should use RTP protocol for streaming?
What benefits this protocol gives in comparison to simple use of UDP or TCP?
I mean how these benefits are / can be utilized in Symbian.
Loss detection, reception quality info, error concealment, synchronization, congestion control.. just to name a few..
You might want to read some book/rfc on this
Thanks for your reply.
Can I ask one more question?
Is it possible to send G.711 payload over UDP without encapsulating into RTP packets or RTP is a vital part for data like this and this protocol must be utilized?
Don't be angry with my questions. I'm just studying yet
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Here i'm registering observer to receive RTP packet
TInt err = iRtpAPI->RegisterRtpObserver( iSessionId,
*this );
void RtpPacketReceived( TRtpId aStreamId,
const TRtpRecvHeader &aHeaderInfo,
const TDesC8 &aPayloadData );
Your observer class is implemented this method. You will get payload data with RTP packets header info.( sequence number, time stamp....)
RTP didn't keep packet in order. You have to do that.
"Actually I thought that for a streaming data it's not so important to loose a couple of packets. Am I wrong? I also thought that it's possible to play incoming stream without changing the order of packets"
Ofcourse you can play packets in that order which they come in but packets can be received out of order. You have to think how you handle those packets. Audio quality is not so good if you just play packet in receiving order.
And besides, there some other issues, such as jittering, to put an example.
Hello Hliukkon,
Thank you for the reply. Now the things have come clear
Can I ask one more question? What would you recommend to use RTP: 1) API which is described in SDK(rtp.h) or API from the Nokia's extension(rtpapi.h).
People in different threads describe use of different APIs. So I'm a bit messed
I would really appreciate you to show the direction (I'm a complete newbie here)
Thanks in advance
Could anybody answer the question: What would you recommend to use RTP: 1) API which is described in SDK(rtp.h) or API from the Nokia's extension(rtpapi.h)?
I would say "api which is available to you". Start by checking the plugin extension package (see in FN homepage)
Can I test my application with an emulator if I need to use rtpapi.h or it's possible only with a device?
The plugin supplies only native binaries, so you can only use it on device. You could do debugging on target though, but if you want to use the emulator then your choice is either porting an existing rtp stack, or writing your own.


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Betsy Wolfe and Andy Karl Exit Broadway's Edwin Drood Feb. 10
By Kenneth Jones
The troupers of The Mystery of Edwin Drood, one of the best-reviewed musicals of the 2012-13 Broadway season, and now extended to March 10, say goodbye to Andy Karl and Betsy Wolfe on Feb. 10. Andrew Samonsky and Erin Davie join the fold at Studio 54 beginning Feb. 12.
Davie, of Broadway's Curtains, A Little Night Music and Grey Gardens, succeeds Wolfe (Everyday Rapture and the Encores! production of Merrily We Roll Along) in the role of Rosa Bud — the damsel-in-distress soprano who gets to sing Rupert Holmes' shimmering ballad "Moonfall." Wolfe is headed to the new Off-Broadway production of Jason Robert Brown's two-character musical The Last Five Years.
Samonsky (Broadway's South Pacific and Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson and the recent Encores! concert of Fiorello!) will play Neville Landless, a role created in this revival by Karl. Samonsky's Off-Broadway credits include Michael John LaChiusa's Queen of the Mist as Frank Russell (Drama Desk nomination) and the Encores! production of Merrily We Roll Along, plus La Jolla Playhouse's Little Miss Sunshine and American Conservatory Theater's Tales of the City. Karl is returning to the cast of Broadway's Jersey Boys.
Scott Ellis (Curtains, Twelve Angry Men) directs the Roundabout Theatre Company's Drood, with book, music and lyrics by Holmes, at Studio 54. (The show's original end date was Feb. 10.)
The revival of the Tony Award-winning Best Musical features choreography by Warren Carlyle and music direction by Paul Gemignani. The design team includes Anna Louizos (sets), William Ivey Long (costumes), Brian Nason (lighting), Tony Meola (sound) and Paul Huntley (hair & wigs).
The Mystery of Edwin Drood stars Stephanie J. Block (Edwin Drood), Will Chase (John Jasper), Gregg Edelman (Reverend Mr. Crisparkle), Jim Norton (Chairman) and Chita Rivera (Princess Puffer) with Jessie Mueller (Helena Landless), Nicholas Barasch (Deputy), Peter Benson (Bazzard), Robert Creighton (Durdles), Alison Cimmet, Nick Corley, Janine DiVita, Jenifer Foote, Justin Greer, Shannon Lewis, Spencer Plachy, Kiira Schmidt, Eric Sciotto and Jim Walton.
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Journalist Grandson of Socialist Presidential Candidate Admits: 'We Can't Pay' for Welfare State Any More
Even liberal journalist and Politico contributor Evan Thomas has finally figured out that socialism is an unsustainable system, as he boldly proclaimed on this weekend's syndicated Inside Washington: "The welfare state is something we can't pay for any more." The admission by the one-time Newsweek managing editor and co-author of the infamous Feb. 16, 2009 cover story, "We Are All Socialists Now," probably had his grandfather and six-time Socialist Party of America presidential candidate Norman Thomas, rolling over in his grave.
During a discussion about possible political perils for Barack Obama, on the April 20 edition of Inside Washington, Thomas cited "the specter of a European collapse," and went on to warn: (video after the jump)
"The welfare state is something we can't pay for any more. It's demographics. We used to have five workers for every retired person. Now we have there. We're soon gonna have two. Europe is even ahead of us on these demographics. We cannot afford the benefits we all got accustomed to. And the political system has not figured out how to adjust to that."
This is quite a drastic 180 degree turn from Thomas who, along with Jon Meacham, just three years ago wrote the following in the aforementioned "We Are All Socialists" issue:
"If we fail to acknowledge the reality of the growing role of government in the economy, insisting instead on fighting 21st-century wars with 20th-century terms and tactics, then we are doomed to a fractious and unedifying debate. The sooner we understand where we truly stand, the sooner we can think more clearly about how to use government in today's world....Whether we like it or not - or even whether many people have thought much about it or not - the numbers clearly suggest that we are headed in a more European direction."
The following is the relevant exchange as it was aired on the April 20, 2012 edition of Inside Washington:
GORDON PETERSON: Many years ago I was interviewing the great Teddy White, author of The Making of the Presidents book and he congratulated me on my skill in asking the questions and then I asked him a question. He said, "That's an amateur's question." He said the cardinal rule of politics is you can't look around corners. So we're talking about unknowns. You mentioned the, the European crisis. What are the other unknowns out there Evan?
EVAN THOMAS, POLITICO: Well the, just a month ago it looked like the big threat was gonna be Iran. That if Israel bombed Iran you could have a, you know, regional war and who knew what that would do to oil prices? And that could bring down Obama. But David Ignatius had an interesting column this week. It's just a straw in the wind but David Ignatius is a pretty well-informed guy. That maybe there's a deal in the works on Iran. I don't know quite what's in it, but something that would take that off the boils. So that Iran would not be the threat to the Obama administration.
But just as that was happening the word comes out of Europe that Spanish banks are in trouble. Spain is in a full-blown depression. And so, once again, the specter of a European collapse - I'm sure at the White House they're plenty worried about that.
COLBY KING, WASHINGTON POST COLUMNIST: Europe has a big problem. The way in which those economies have been working. They, they are overspending. They haven't adjusted the way they should have. And now they have to go through this painful, painful adjustment process. It's not just Spain. Greece is not out of the woods. Italy is not out of the woods. Portugal is hanging in there.
THOMAS: It, it, it's Western democracy. The welfare state is something we can't pay for any more. It's demographics. We used to have five workers for every retired person. Now we have three. We're soon gonna have two. Europe is even ahead of us on these demographics. We cannot afford the benefits we all got accustomed to. And the political system has not figured out how to adjust to that.
NINA TOTENBERG, NPR: Well and they did have, in Europe, an even worse real estate bubble than we did. I mean people were building houses and getting loans-
PETERSON: Ireland!
TOTENBERG: -and I mean just for on a song. And in huge numbers. But, you know, this is something to worry about. And you - the Germans are the only secure ones. They are the ones funding the bailout, as it were. But they want austerity and only austerity. And there is a lot of tension between them and other parts of Europe in terms of not decimating their economies. And if you look at that New York Times poll this week and you see how precarious, how precariously most Americans feel they're perched in terms of their economic future. We on this panel, we're pretty comfortable. If gas goes up to $5 we complain but it doesn't threaten our, our security. For most Americans or at least a substantial portion of Americans – I think it's 4 in 10, I think it's something like that – that's not true!
PETERSON: Charles?
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER, SYNDICATED COLUMNIST: But the reason is not overbuilt housing. The reason is what Evan is talking about. The utterly inevitable and predictable results of an aging population and high technology. We live longer. At the time Social Security was instituted the, the, the life span, average life span was 62 years in the United States. It's now about 80 years. And with high technology people end up living longer and it costs. We die of cancer and Alzheimer's which are expensive and not heart attacks which are inexpensive. That is an inevitable fact. And the tragedy is that it's happening in Europe before it's gonna happen here. Because it's a much more entitlement state. So it gives us a few years of leeway where we can do something, and we are not doing anything. And that's why I think we have one chance, in probably the next three or four years, to actually change this. And it can be done. It's not hard to do. Entitlement reform and tax reform. And we are utterly stuck and unable to do it on either side.
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Three workers for every retired person
Submitted by KornKing on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 5:32pm.
On top of that are the perpetual welfare recipients
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The Progressive movement is dead
Submitted by MidAmerica on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 5:49pm.
Even if obama is reelected economic austerity will be forced on us. It will just be an easier time if obama is defeated because he is a product of 1980's Progressive thinking and he doesn't show a real talent for learning new ideas to fit current circumstances.
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I agree
Submitted by SSix2 on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 6:34pm.
It is only a matter of time before austerity is forced apon us. This is why I stopped arguing with liberals. Austerity will come whether they like it or not.
Right now we live in a time where we can choose the programs to cut or reform. Not so long from now there will be broad cuts and our choices on which programs to cut will be long gone.
Americans know there is a problem but don't want to take the necessary actions to correct it. It will be another election cycle or two before the voting majority recognize this and vote for leaders that will actually fix the problems. All we get now are gimmicks to fix problems by borrowing more money or manipulatation of the data.
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Fait accompli
Submitted by Franksam on Tue, 04/24/2012 - 6:50am.
Austerity has already been imposed on us through the debt we've accumulated. Even if Ebenezer Scrooge was elected, he couldn't squeeze a nickle hard enough to resuscitate the buffalo. The damage Obama has added only hastens the 'austerity' to come.
It's a great time to be old.
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Oh MY LORD
Submitted by Paarl on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 6:30pm.
I come from a red family...many generations of Communists from the late 19th century and Norman Thomas was a hero for many as the one who would bring socialism peacefully to America...He was a leftist of course but a fine man and not a hater like many on the left.....
But even Norman Thomas did not understand the (mis)economics of socialism and the fact that economic growth was essential to 'spread the wealth'.....if there was no wealth created by the market there could be no wealth to spread around.....Norman Thomas did not understand that a growing market economy does spread the wealth...he was stuck ..like Marx..with a static view of economics and technological advancement....
I congratulate Evan THomas...seeing thru the veil of a socialist mindset is difficult..Radical leftism is not a political philosophy...it is a cult and as such...very difficult to escape...
I think Evan THomas knows all this....it was probably difficult for him to admit it.
Paarl of Rhodesia
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All those people standing
Submitted by Slyrr on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 6:41pm.
All those people standing around waiting for their 'Obama money' from his 'private stash' aren't gonna be happy hearing THAT little nugget of truth escape from the liberal liars of the media.
And given how Obama has been caught red-handed stealing our tax dollars and bundling them straight into his campaign coffers through his little medicare scheme, I think the whole country knows exactly what that 'private stash' is.
OUR pocketbooks.
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Nina is 2 boats shy ...
Submitted by metaphorsbwithu on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 10:26pm.
Is it just me or does Nina Totenberg always sound like the least qualified person in the room ... any room?
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Even the bathroom
Submitted by Jer on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 10:43pm.
when she's talkin' sh!t? [rimshot]
Ahh...you're a great crowd. I'll be here another five years.
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All right the fun's over.
Submitted by Radical1979 on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 11:02pm.
Whoever has Jer's computer give it back to him so he can write something for everyone to go nuts over.
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Okay, Rad, I've wrested the keyboard from my 6-year-old
Submitted by Jer on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 11:26pm.
nephew who was to ONLY take the News IQ test [12 of 13, btw] but evidently launched into his Henny Youngman routine while I was out of the room.
So now back to my customary mature and responsible commentary.
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Dave Walder kicked three out of three to secure the win, but huge credit must go to the pack, who were secure in the set piece and cut out the petty infringements that have cost Wasps dearly in the past month.
Joe Worsley had to withdraw minutes before kick off, but the Wasps pack did not seem disrupted and a much improved performance from them, coupled with a typically organised defence, restricted Newcastle to just one Rob Miller penalty.
Cardiff's bonus point win at Scarlets yesterday made this match academic for both sides with no chance of the semi-finals, but Wasps were desperate to draw a line under a run of four defeats in their last five games and half-way through are on course.
Wasps escaped an early set back when Newcastle full back Alex Tait pierced the line and ran through under the posts, only to be called back for crossing with just two minutes on the clock.
That attack stemmed from a penalty against Wasps and they conceded two more in the next four minutes as Newcastle got the verdict at the breakdown.
All were well out of range of the posts though, and Wasps slowly began to ease into it with the scrum providing a good platform for their backs, who moved the ball swiftly through the hands after eight minutes to reach the Falcons' 22 for the first time in the match.
Wasps lost the ball in contact that time and when they tried again on the opposite flank David Lemi was swallowed up by two pink and black hooped shirts.
Newcastle came back at them though, and a series of forward drives weakened Wasps' resistance on their own 22 and when referee Andrew Small awarded the home team a penalty it might have been something of a let off.
Rob Miller did the honours from in front of the posts to make it 3-0 after 15 minutes.
Wasps were still looking threatening in open play though. Dave Walder's chip and chase on the half way line nearly created an opening and when the ball broke loose Ben Jacobs would have sent Lemi chasing had his attempted kick forward not struck a Newcastle chest.
They went even closer after 21 minutes after securing good line-out in Newcastle's half and using Zak Taulafo as a battering ram in midfield. Wasps recycled quickly and for a split second had an overlap on the right, but Lee Smith's chip down the line had too much weight.
With 28 minutes gone they had a chance to draw level when a successful kick chase won them a penalty 45m out, but Walder backed his forwards by kicking for the corner and was rewarded with a clean line-out and disciplined forwards drive.
Again it looked like they had worked an overlap on the right, but Newcastle's covering defence got over in time.Wasps weren't finished though. Another solid scrum gave the Wasps backs a chance, but a promising attack fizzled out into nothing when Jacobs' inside pass went to ground.
The half ended strongly for the visitors though, stealing a Newcastle line-out three minutes from the break and winning a penalty which Walder again kicked to the corner.
The forwards did their job and this time, when Newcastle infringed in front of the posts Walder took the opportunity to make it 3-3 with the last kick of the half.
The Wasps pack got another confidence boost at the start of the second half, when Newcastle tried to drive over in the corner but broke apart against the visitors and eventually conceded a penalty.
It set the tempo for the second period, and within minutes Wasps were probing deep in opposition territory. Steve Kefu nearly picked his way over for the first try, and a huge effort from the forwards got them to within a yard of the line.
A misplaced pass allowed Newcastle to escape that time though, and Charlie Amesbury hacked the ball behind Lee Smith.Walder anticipated the danger though, and after 67 minutes he came to Wasps' rescue again when Newcastle had two men standing open on the wing. Smith had been drawn infield but had not stopped the attack, and it would have been a walk-in try had Walder's out-stretched arm not blocked the pass.
In between the Wasps man had converted his second penalty to make it 6-3, but it was beginning to look a precarious lead.
By 72 minutes Wasps had used all their replacements and the cohesion and control had gone from their play. Newcastle were coming at them in waves and for Wasps it was just a case of whether they could survive till the end.
A relieving kick from Walder bought them some time but Wasps handed possession straight back at the line-out and for a moment the Falcons looked like cutting through. But the home side picked a good afternoon to have a dip in precision and time and again knock-ons and fumbles let Wasps off.
A knock on in midfield handed Wasps possession with four minutes to go, and Walder saw it out with two surgical kicks.The first into the corner pinned Newcastle back and when they infringed again, his third penalty of the afternoon wrapped up the victory.


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Hi folks,
I came across a problem like this:
I tried to create an enhancement set Z** for a component, eg.BT116H_SRVO. And I assign this enhancement set to the client via SM30.
But it turned out that system didn't pick up my enhancement set.
Did I miss some steps?
Thanks a lot
It sounds a little strange what you are doing:
1. You create an enhancement set in customizing. This is not related to a component.
2. You open a component in that enhancemnt set and can then use the wizard to enhance it.
3. You can assign the enhancement set directly to a client (or reimplementing the BAdI as you like).
Have a look at SM34 : BSPWDVC_CMP_EXT
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Thanks Carsten.
You steps are correct.
This is resolved.
Dear All,
Does anyone one know if it's possible to assign mulptiple enhancement sets to a single client?
I created a new enhancement set in SM34 en tried to link it to my client in SM30. The system says that the settings have been saved succesfully, but when I look back into the specific table, the entry has not been saved?
Can anyone help me with this issue?
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Implement the BADI - COMPONENT_LOADING.
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As the Ladnier family looks through water stained photos, it is hard to believe Isaac ruined so many of their memories.
Karen Ladnier lives with her disabled parents in Helena. She says Isaac's heavy rainfall ruined just about everything inside their home.
On Monday, the Ladniers' prayers were answered when the First Presbyterian Church of Pascagoula showed up.
Sandy Wright and her husband, Marvin, were part of the recovery clean-up team getting their hands dirty.
"The government can't get to everybody, and we have to help each other," Sandy said.
"We are ripping sheetrock out, and helping cleaning it out so they can start over," Marvin said.
"This is one thing I love about this storm, we weren't all affected," Sandy said. "So, this time we can actually find the joy and getting out and helping somebody."
Their hard work is very much appreciated.
The Ladnier family hopes more south Mississippians take the time trek to Helena because they say the people in the community definitely need it during this rough time.
"I know a lot of people who were affected and it is no way we can do it on our own," Jason Ladnier said.
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WALES wing Hallam Amos returns from injury for Newport Gwent Dragons against Newcastle in the LV= Cup tomorrow evening.
The 19-year-old, who made his international debut against Tonga in the autumn, suffered an ankle injury in the Boxing Day win against Cardiff Blues at Rodney Parade.
He makes his comeback against the Falcons at Kingston Park as does openside Darren Waters, who makes his first regional appearance of the season after rupturing ligaments in his left knee in pre-season.
The Dragons field a new midfield partnership of Lewis Robling and Adam Hughes while ex-Italy fly-half Kris Burton pulls the strings with Cross Keys number 10 Dorian Jones backing him up on the bench.
Loosehead Nathan Williams makes a rare appearance in the front row alongside Hugh Gustafson and Francisco Chaparro.
Dragons: D Evans, W Harries, A Hughes, L Robling, H Amos, K Burton, J Evans, N Williams, H Gustafson, F Chaparro, M Screech, R Sidoli (captain), J Groves, D Waters, I Jones. Replacements: R Thomas, A Coundley, D Way, C Hill, N Cudd, W Evans, D Jones, A Smith.
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BERLIN (AP) -- Germany playmaker Mesut Oezil says he wants to see out his playing career with Real Madrid.
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Daniel S. Goldin, administrator for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, will give the dinner address at "Technology - A Bridge to the Future," a symposium where more than 400 national and international leaders will gather to discuss technology and its effect on strategic thinking and policy formulation, Oct. 21-22 at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va.
Sponsored by Old Dominion and the Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic, the symposium will provide a forum for NATO ambassadors, international organizations executives, congressional, state and local government representatives, business and industry leaders, think tank representatives and academics.
Goldin will speak at 8:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21 in Webb University Center. In his seven years as NASA's administrator, Goldin has initiated a revolution to transform America's aeronautics and space program. Despite lower budgets, his "faster, better, cheaper" approach has enabled the agency to deliver programs of high value to the American public without sacrificing safety.
Through Goldin's aggressive management reforms, annual budgets have been reduced by $40 billion. He implemented a more balanced aeronautics and space program by reducing human space flight funding from 48 percent of NASA's total budget to 38 percent and increasing funding for science and aerospace technology from 31 to 43 percent. The agency's civil service workforce has been reduced by about a third, while the headquarters' civil service and contractor workforce has been reduced by more than half, without resorting to forced layoffs. At the same time, NASA's productivity gains climbed 40 percent.
Goldin received the 1998 Laurel Award for outstanding achievement in aviation and aerospace by Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine, which said he has "delivered on his promise to reshape NASA into a model government agency.
"The two-day conference opens Thursday, Oct. 21, with an address by Sir John Browne, group executive chairman of BP Amoco, who will discuss "Using Technology to Transform an Organization." Browne's talk will begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Mills Godwin Jr. Life Sciences Building.
The symposium features four panel discussions exploring topics from "Expecting the Unexpected: Unintended Consequences of Technology" to "Opportunities from the Future - Visionary Perspectives" and "Making a Difference: Excellence Through Technology" to "Media Perspectives on Technology."
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BRENTWOOD — A Londonderry woman will spend 35 years to life in prison for shooting and her killing her former boyfriend.
Nicole LeBlanc, 39, pleaded guilty today in Rockingham Superior Court as part of a plea bargain. She was sentenced on a second-degree murder charge by Judge Marguerite Wageling.
LeBlanc, originally charged with first-degree murder, took a friend's gun and shot Richard Mannion, 43, of Sandown.
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Did you know that the most important part of a financial planning meeting occurs even before you set foot inside your financial adviser's office?
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3. Buy a box of tissues either for the disappointing news that your aspirations are beyond your means or for the tears of joy when you find that your dreams are within your reach. While meeting with a financial planner can help create order an increased chances of reaching your goals, it shouldn't bring any surprises.
The more complete your list of net assets, the more thoughtful your goals, and the more realistic your expectations are, the greater the chances of your reaching them… and the better you'll sleep.
If you're like me, even the most comfortable eye shades won't help you fall asleep unless your finances are in order. A financial planner can't make miracles or predict the future. However, if the clients supply accurate information and realistic goals, together they can create a financial plan to maximize chances of reaching your life goals.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in December of 1964. It along with the Bible he traveled with are among his estate's prize possessions.
They are items Bernice King said her brothers Dexter and Martin III want to sell.
"I am standing with her [Bernice] because I do believe we can't have a sale to the highest bidder with those family heirlooms," said Dr. Alveda King.
Alveda King is one of Martin Luther King Jr.'s nieces.
"So you have two brothers trying to silence the voice of their sister. That is why I believe they made that a sealed request to the court on last Friday," said Alveda King.
According to the complaint, on Jan. 22, the majority of the board of directors voted for Bernice King to return those to the King Estate which Martin King and Dexter King serve as executors.
"It's not the board of the King Center, which I am a member of, it is the board of the estate," said Alveda King. "The board of the estate is three people - that's Martin, Dexter and Bernice. So the majority will be Martin and Dexter."
Dr. Alveda King said Bernice wanted to talk with her brothers before they filed the lawsuit.
"I know for a fact she wrote a response to her brothers, let us have some conversations," said Alveda King.
Maurcia Guinyard is a probate estate attorney who also handles criminal and other civil cases. She said Martin King and Dexter King have a tough case.
"They are going to have to prove by Bernice King holding those items that the estate is being harmed in some way, and in a way that can't be remedied other than her returning the items," said Guinyard.
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Unlike traditional hip replacement, hip resurfacing doesn't replace the "ball" of the hip with a metal or ceramic ball. Instead, the damaged hip ball is reshaped and capped with a metal prosthesis. The damaged hip socket also is fitted with a metal prosthesis — similar to what is used in a conventional hip replacement.
With newer materials, the artificial joint implants used for total hip replacement are lasting longer and may last for decades, although long-term data aren't yet available for newer implants. This isn't an issue for older people who receive a hip replacement late in life. But hip resurfacing might be a better choice for younger people because the procedure leaves more bone intact, which can make it easier to perform a total hip replacement if needed later.
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The Cascade Conservation District is hosting a big informational convention here in the electric city starting this Wednesday.The 72nd annual Montana Association of Conservation Convention is this week at the Heritage Inn in Great Falls. Many community members will be attending to present projects and conservation ideas to help out their fellow Montanan's. Even our school age children will play a special role in this years convention.
"We have state FFA officers posting colors, we have some youngsters from the community providing some reports on their science projects. We have 2nd graders participating in our education event, it's a learning experience and that's sort of what the convention has always been," explains Chairman of the Board, Gayla Worcman.
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WH: I'm not sure, and I'm not sure if this answers your question. But I have a new book coming out this fall [2008]. It's called A Poetics of Hiroshima. Most of it, three-quarters of the book's poems, are Holocaust poems, and then there are some Hiroshima and "bomb" pieces. And what my theme is this time, and I face it fully maybe for the first time, is that art truly has to do with this collision between beauty and atrocity. So even writing a poem like "Parity" I'm trying to create something on the page that I care for, something of rhythmical intensity, something of imagistic interest and even beauty. And at the same time, lurking in the background, there is this idea of the absolute horror that's going on, so that it can seem almost obscene to be pursuing art.
Raul Hilberg, the famous scholar who wrote The Destruction of the European Jews—three big volumes—also has a newer book called The Politics of Memory. He talks about writing The Destruction of the European Jews and drafting it when he was a graduate student at Columbia and he was working in his parents' apartment. While he was constructing that book, which is kind of a ground zero for Holocaust history, he was listening to classical music, for example, Beethoven symphonies. And he was trying to construct his book, his study, as though it were a symphony.
So he very early on faced the idea that, yes, this is what we do, even while we are responding to the darkest history of the human race. I say in one poem, "Here is where God's darkness grew darkest." Even while we're responding to that, we have this other urge to create something meaningful and something beautiful, even if it's darkly beautiful. And we know of course from the camps that people too were trying to make paintings and make poems. There's a lot of literature that comes out of that.
… I have a German family background. My father got here in 1934. I think it was 1934 and [he] met my mother here as they were both born in Germany. But his two brothers died on the German side. My wife's father was a student at Tübingen. When he was given credit for getting rid of Jewish professors there he drew the attention of Dr. [Joseph] Goebbels, who called him up to Berlin. He was one of 50 regular participants at Goebbels's news conferences for years. So there is that German background in me that drew me toward it.
But it's that history. Still I read book after book, and I find myself just shaking my head saying, "Could this have happened? How could this have happened, that so-called civilized people of my blood did to others what they did?" Susan Sontag says that the Holocaust is opaque. We can't see into it, we can't finally see through it. And for me this is a good thing to keep in mind so that I don't freeze myself into any positions about how this kind of aberrant behavior, this sickness, this psychotic behavior could have occurred.
GG: You said you had been to one of the camps, Bergen-Belsen. One of your volumes is titled Erika, which is the type of heather or vegetation that now covers the ground. I wonder how much of that atmosphere, seeing a camp environment, was important in your creative work. Was it necessary physically to see one of the camps at some point?
WH: I don't know if it was necessary, because I seem to throw my mind—although really this is impossible—into these other scenes as I read these books. I still remember being at Bergen-Belsen that day. And what I really remember, and I don't think I've talked about this before, is that night at home I drafted an essay about the visit to Bergen-Belsen. It became the essay "Erika." But in early drafts I said it's important for me not to change a word. But then as time went by I did improve its various redundancies and clumsinesses and I inserted other things, so I could not resist trying to make the essay into a work of art.
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KILLWHITNEYDEAD have decided to release a digital collection for the 2012 holiday season showcasing their 10 years as a group. Entitled, "Greatest Bloody Hits: A Decade Of Debauchery (2002-2012)" is comprised of 21 tracks and is intended as an introductory piece for new fans. It contains tracks from all of the band's releases plus their cover of Seaweed's "Baggage" and new demo track "Sound The Alarms" taken from the forthcoming new album "Suffer My Wrath" which is long delayed but due out in early 2013. "Greatest Bloody Hits: A Decade Of Debauchery (2002-2012)" is due for release in November 2012.
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North Carolina's KILLWHITNEYDEAD have handed over mixing duties to longtime producer and friend, Jamie King. The upcoming new album, Suffer My Wrath, was tracked with new guitarist/producer Kyle Odell at his home studio beginning in early 2011 and has been worked on sporadically since then when the members found the time. Vocalist Matt Rudzinski commented, "We originally tried to do it all ourselves, but decided that after having worked with Jamie King for the band's entire career that it only made sense to let him mix the final product. We had planned on getting the album released in 2012, but with this new development in the album's production we have to push it back, again."
Release date is planned now for early 2013. …
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JONAS SEES IN COLOR to release deluxe digital edition of "Avalanche" EP worldwide on January 24th. Before releasing their full-length debut album on Glassnote Records in 2009, North Carolina rockers JONAS SEES IN COLOR recorded the "Avalanche" EP, a collection of early material that quickly sold out and has been digitally unavailable for years.
Thanks to new label Pretty Plastic Records (a digital specialty division of Tribunal Records), the record is back and now in Deluxe Edition format. For the fans the original 6 tracks have been coupled with 4 special bonus tracks while vocalist, Ryan Downing, has provided updated cover artwork.…