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Orange Coast College men's water polo coach Julian Gonzalez was named Coach of the Year in the Orange Empire Conference this season after leading the Pirates to an 18-14 record and a berth in the Southern California Regional playoffs.
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Dr. Burzynski named these peptides "antineoplaston"s because of their ability to inhibit neoplastic, or cancerous, cell growth. He discovered that cancer patients have a drastic shortage of these compounds in their bodies-blood samples of advanced cancer patients reveal only 2 to 3 percent of the amount typically found in healthy individuals. By simply reintroducing the peptides into the patient's bloodstream, either orally or intravenously, he brings about tumor shrinkage or complete remission. In many cases, just weeks after the start of treatment, tumors have shrunk in size or disappeared. Most types of cancer reportedly respond to the therapy, which is safe and nontoxic. The natural substances used are well tolerated by the body, even in high doses, without any of the disastrous side effects routinely associated with toxic chemotherapy and radiation.
Since the Burzynski Research Institute (BRI) opened in 1977, Dr. Burzynski has treated some 2,000 cancer patients, most of them in advanced stages. He has saved or prolonged hundreds of lives with his innovative approach. A significant number of persons treated have been in complete remission for five years or more, even though they were pronounced "terminal" or "incurable" by their conventional doctors. However, Dr. Burzynski advises that antineoplaston treatments are not effective against all types of cancer nor for all patients.
A front-page article in the July-August 1990 issue of Oncology News was devoted to antineoplastons, "a completely new type of antitumor agent that is nontoxic and seems to make malignant cancer cells revert to normal." Dvorit Samid, Ph.D., a Bethesda, Maryland, researcher, was quoted as saying, "Such a dramatic phenomenon is seldom seen.... I am very excited about these findings." This report on the Ninth International Symposium on Future Trends in Chemotherapy, held in Geneva, Switzerland, presented favorable preclinical and clinical results achieved with antineoplaston therapy by researchers from Japan, Poland, China, and the United States.
A complete remission in a Japanese patient with inoperable metastatic ovarian cancer and complete remissions in American patients with advanced prostate cancer were among the results presented. These types of cancer are very rarely cured by conventional forms of treatment.
Some of the most exciting results obtained with antineoplastons have been with the tumors that usually do not respond to chemotherapy, radiation, or immunotherapy. These include malignant brain tumors (astrocytoma, stages III and IV, and glioblastoma), advanced cancer of the prostate, certain forms of lung cancer, bladder cancer, and even cancer of the pancreas. For example, in a Phase II trial involving astrocytoma, a highly malignant form of brain cancer, twenty patients-nearly all of them in advanced stages of the disease -- were treated with antineoplastons. All but one had received and failed prior standard therapies.
Four patients achieved complete remission, and two others, partial remission. Ten other patients showed objective stabilization (less than 50 percent decrease of tumor size). Since the end of this study, in May 1990, some of the ten patients classified as stabilized have achieved complete or partial remission.1
Clinical studies are also underway with patients in Poland. Researchers in Japan, Great Britain, Italy, the United States, and China have reproduced and are expanding Dr. Burzyoski's preclinical work. In September 1990, the Burzynski Research Institute entered into a letter of intent with Ferment, a major Soviet pharmaceutical firm, to conduct clinical trials with antineoplastons on cancer patients in the Soviet Union.
While Burzynski's breakthroughs are being eagerly pursued abroad, here in the United States, where he lives and sees patients, the doctor has been the target of an ill-informed, multipronged attack aimed at discrediting him and closing down his clinic. Despite the fact that he has published 150 scientific papers and holds twenty patents for antineoplaston treatment covering sixteen countries, his work has been dismissed as quackery by such interlocking government agencies and private-sector vested-interest groups as the Food and Drug Administration and the American Cancer Society. Close-minded oncologists, when asked by their patients about Dr. Burzynski, have said that he has published nothing. Some insurance companies have sent pleasantly worded form letters denying all payment for his services.
The American Cancer Society in 1983 put Burzynski's antineoplaston therapy on its Unproven Methods blacklist, where it remains to this day. Yet, as Ralph Moss notes in The Cancer Industry, the ACS's condemnatory report on the therapy "included data which undercut its own conclusions," such as the fact that 86 percent of far-advanced cancer patients treated with antineoplastons showed clinical improvement in one 1977 study! Four patients (19 percent) had complete remission, and another four had partial remission. Yet the ACS twisted the facts and said it "does not have evidence that treatment with antineoplaston results in objective benefit."2
The FDA filed suit against Dr. Burzynski in March 1983 in an attempt to drive him out of business. It ordered Burzynski and his institute to stop all further research, development, manufacture, and use of antineoplastons. A federal judge allowed the doctor to continue his research and treatment within the state of Texas but ruled that he could not ship the drugs across state lines.
In July 1985, FDA agents and federal marshals, armed with an illegal search warrant to look for vague "violations," raided the Burzynski Research Institute and seized over 200,000 confidential documents, including private medical records. They went through Dr. Burzynski's personal correspondence and rifled his briefcase. The federal officers loaded eleven of his filing cabinets onto their truck in an outrageous violation of his (and patients') constitutional and civil liberties. Dr. Burzynski sued the FDA for the return of his records, but all the documents remain in the FDA's hands to this day.
The Texas State Board of Medical Examiners tried to revoke Burzynski's medical license in 1988 on hairsplitting technical charges that had no connection whatsoever with the quality of care he provides. Hundreds of letters of support were sent to the board by Burzynski's patients and their families and friends. The following letter from a Midwestern teenager was typical:
I am 13 years old and I have a 7 year old brother. We love our father very much. Thanks to Dr. Burzynski's treatment, my father's tumor has stopped growing. All of the doctors in my home state of Missouri said there was no cure for my father's disease. Dr. Burzynski gave him a chance for life again. Please don't take that away from us.
The board's investigation has been slowed but not stopped.
For five years, the Justice Department has unsuccessfully sought an indictment against Dr. Burzynski on trumped-up charges of mail fraud. This investigation has been centered not on the treatment's efficacy but on how insurance is billed by the clinic. The charges are not based on any patient's complaint nor on harm caused to any patient. BRI and Aetna Life Insurance Company have sued each other; the outcome is pending.
To the American medical monopoly, Dr. Burzynski and his therapy are a threat in at least three ways. First, if his theory about a biochemical defense system separate from the immune system is correct, the biology textbooks will have to be rewritten. His theory is revolutionary in its implications. Second, although he is an alternative healer, Burzynski plays by the rules, publishing his findings openly and widely in the peer-reviewed medical literature, which makes it much harder to smear him as a quack. Third, and most important, his safe, nontoxic cancer treatment, with its tremendous promise, is perceived as a threat by the mega-billion-dollar cancer business with its vested monetary interests in toxic chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. Orthodox doctors and the huge drug companies would not welcome a safe, relatively inexpensive cancer cure- such as naturally occurring peptides, an herbal brew, or something similar-that can't be marketed to reap superprofits.
At present, antineoplaston therapy is not cheap. The monthly minimum cost of outpatient treatment is between $3,000 and $5,000, excluding the expense of room and board in Houston, transportation, and so forth. The minimum length of treatment time is averaging from four months to one year. The costs are spelled out in detail in the Burzynski Clinic's patient brochure. A number of insurance companies accept antineoplaston treatment for full or partial reimbursement.
The treatment costs reflect the enormous expenses involved in developing and manufacturing the drugs, which are produced by BRI without the advantages enjoyed by the big pharmaceutical companies. However, if antineoplastons ever gain wide acceptance and are mass-produced by a big pharmaceutical company, the cost to the patient would drop drastically.
Ten-year-old Ryan Werthwein was diagnosed by doctors in August 1989 with advanced (Stage IV) thalamic glioblastoma, a brain tumor with the highest grade of malignancy. Under conventional care, persons with this type of cancer usually don't live longer than six to nine months after diagnosis. This cancer is considered incurable.
Orthodox doctors told Ryan's parents that the boy, an identical twin from Marlboro, New Jersey, had six months to a year to live. If Ryan took a highly toxic experimental drug, the doctors said, he might survive a year, just possibly a year and a half, but in a progressively debilitated condition. Ryan underwent radiation therapy for five weeks starting in early October, but it proved ineffective. The tumor remained the same size, as indicated by a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan of the brain in January 1990. "The radiation burnt out most of Ryan's pituitary gland, stunted his growth, and hurt his mental functioning," according to Sharon Werthwein, the boy's mother. "We were never told about radiation's possible long-term effects."
After reading up extensively on alternative therapies, Ryan's parents decided to forego chemotherapy and take their son to Houston for treatment by Dr. Burzynski. "The doctors really beat us up over not doing chemo. We were discouraged at every turn from pursuing a safe, nontoxic alternative. They also told us Burzynski was a quack," recalls Sharon. "The American Cancer Society said they have an arrangement with the Hilton to keep rooms available for cancer patients' families, but when we mentioned Dr. Burzynski's name, they said to 'forget it.' The Corporate Angel Network, which boasts in TV ads how it flies young cancer patients around the country for free, refused to fly our son because the National Cancer Institute won't let them fly Burzynski's patients. The system is a disgrace."
Ryan's treatment with antineoplastons began in mid-April 1990. One month after the intravenous infusions were started, there was a major breakdown of the tumor mass, and from then on, it steadily shrank as the therapy continued. "It felt as if a miracle had occurred," says Sharon. An MRI scan of the brain on May 15-after four weeks of treatment-showed only barely visible tumor remnants. On November 1, 1990, Ryan displayed complete remission. Subsequent MRI scans have shown him to be cancer-free.
"When I called the radiologist to tell him the good news, he said, 'I thought you were calling to tell me your son had passed away,'" says Sharon. "In utter disbelief, he begged me to come in the next day with my son's brain scan. After inspecting it, he admitted that he had never seen anything like this before but refused to discuss his earlier negative evaluation of Dr. Burzynski."


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Baltimore, MD – Miguel Cabrera belted a grand slam, one of four Detroit homers during an eight-run fourth inning that carried the Tigers to a 10-3 rout of the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards.
Victor Martinez, Jhonny Peralta and Alex Avila all homered in succession to begin the big inning, with Prince Fielder adding a solo blast of his own later in the game to help the Tigers halt a string of four straight losses. That included a 7-5 setback in Friday's opener of this three-game set, during which the Orioles scored four times in the bottom of the ninth to prevail.
Peralta, Omar Infante and Matt Tuiasosopo each had two hits and an RBI, while Justin Verlander (7-4) allowed three runs on eight hits over seven effective innings to win his third consecutive start.
"We were able to come back," said Tuiasosopo in reference to Friday's loss. "We had our ace on the mound and we wanted to come out and give him some runs early and just keep putting pressure on [the Orioles]. It was just a good team win."
Jason Hammel (7-3) served up Detroit's back-to-back-to-back homers, then was ejected after hitting Tuiasosopo with his next pitch. The right-hander ended the day charged with five runs on five hits and three walks over three-plus innings.
J.J. Hardy was the lone bright spot for Baltimore, which had a three-game win streak snapped, by smacking a pair of solo homers off Verlander.
Hammel had held Detroit's powerful offense mostly in check through the first three innings, but fell behind Martinez and the veteran DH hammered a 3-1 pitch inside the right-field line to break a 1-1 tie at the start of the fourth.
Peralta followed with a liner into the left-field seats before Avila sent a deep drive into the Baltimore bullpen for a 4-1 Detroit lead.
Hammel's next pitch, a slider that appeared to slip out of his grip and struck Tuiasosopo in the upper left arm, would be his last after home plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt immediately called for the hurler's ejection.
"There was zero intent [to hit Tuiasosopo] there, that's all I have to say about that," said Hammel afterward.
The Tigers then teed off on replacement T.J. McFarland to put the game well out of reach.
Tuiasosopo came home on an Infante double in front of a walk to Andy Dirks that loaded the bases for Cabrera, who yanked McFarland's full-count offering into the stands for a grand slam that capped the eight-run outburst.
The Orioles did manage to slightly close the gap with single runs in their next two at-bats. Chris Davis' two-out single brought in Manny Machado, who drew a walk against Verlander to open the bottom of the fourth, while Hardy launched his second homer of the day an inning later to trim the deficit to 9-3.
Fielder crushed a McFarland slider in the sixth for the Tigers' final run of the game, with Troy Patton and Tommy Hunter limiting Detroit to just two hits over the last three innings.
Tuiasosopo gave Detroit a 1-0 edge with a two-out single in the top of the second that plated Martinez, one of three players walked by Hammel over the initial two frames. Hardy quickly evened things up, though, with a line-drive shot that cleared the left-center field wall in the Orioles' half of the frame.
Game Notes
Cabrera's homer was his 200th in a Tigers' uniform and fourth career grand slam ... Hardy achieved his 10th career two-homer game and first since Sept. 11 of last season against Tampa Bay ... Verlander improved to 8-0 in 12 career starts against Baltimore and is now 6-0 with a 2.29 ERA in seven outings at Camden Yards ... Detroit outfielder Torii Hunter missed a second straight game while attending his son's high school graduation in Texas ... The Orioles are only the sixth team since 1921, and first since the 2003 Yankees, to have six players (Davis, Adam Jones, Hardy, Nick Markakis, Matt Wieters) with 30 or more RBI entering June ... Hammel fell to 1-3 with a 7.33 ERA in five home starts this season.


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They took different philosophies in leading their teams to the NCHSAA finals, but soccer coaches Dave Miller of Jacksonville and Southwest�s John Sweeney shared the same result of winning a state title Saturday.
They took different philosophies in leading their teams to the NCHSAA finals, but soccer coaches Dave Miller of Jacksonville and Southwest�s John Sweeney shared the same result of winning a state title Saturday.
Now the two coaches have joined a select list of area coaches in an impressive category.
Add Sweeney�s name to the list of local coaches who have won state soccer titles in both boys� and girls� soccer. He joins White Oak�s Buddy Carroll and Dixon�s Kevin Hicks as those who have accomplished that feat.
Under Sweeney�s leadership, Southwest won its first state title in boys� soccer with 2-0 victory over Lake Norman Charter in the 1-A final. He also has two championship rings with the SWO girls� program, which won state crowns in 2010 and earlier this year while also guiding the Stallions to a final appearance in 2011.
Miller, meanwhile, joined the list of soccer coaches with multiple state titles with the same program following the Cardinals� 2-1 overtime win over Hickory in a title match that saw Jacksonville rally from a goal down late and play down a man.
He also directed Jacksonville to the 2005 state title.
Miller became the second boys� soccer coach to win multiple titles with the same school, joining former Swansboro coach Bob Vroom, who led the Pirates to seven boys� championships, and former White Oak coach Jerry Riggs, who won two boys� titles with the Vikings.
If you expand the list to girls� and boys� soccer, Miller is just one of five coaches to win more than one title with one program as Carroll as six titles with the White Oak girls, P.J. McManus has two with the Richlands� girls and, as previously mentioned, Sweeney has two with the Southwest girls.
Nonetheless, the accomplishments of Sweeney and Miller are special and are an indication these coaches not only have talented players but know how to mesh different personalities and skill levels together to form championship-level squads.
Both coaches took it in stride when I mentioned to them of their accomplishments.
For Sweeney, he has preferred to talk about his players rather that making himself the focus every time I�ve mentioned his impressive feat since the Stallions won Saturday at Dail Soccer Stadium at N.C. State University.
That�s the sort of thing I expect from Sweeney, who takes more pride seeing his players happy rather than taking about personal pride. He is also more of a hands-on coach, often kicking the ball around himself during practice.
�I know that the success we�ve have had has been a group effort and that luck has played a significant role,� he said. �I am fortunate to coach these kids that I do and have the support from the community, the parents and the administration. I really don�t feel like the championship says a whole lot about me. It�s just an indication of how blessed I have been here to work with these kids and others I work with.
�It really set in this morning (Monday) when the boys all walked into school wearing their state championship T-shirts. Seeing the smiles on their faces and seeing the pride they felt in that achievement was the real reward.�
Miller, who serves as a manager of sorts to his talented players rather than just a coach, was his usual laid-back self when I mentioned him joining Vroom and Riggs as the only coaches to lead the same boys� program to multiple crowns, responding with a simple, �Thank you.�
Still, others have recognized Miller�s hard work for Jacksonville, which is regarded as a state power.
�I was getting texts and emails all weekend from people,� he said of people�s reaction to the Cardinals� title. �Kids I don�t even teach came up to me to say congrats.�
But it wasn�t just winning a state title that meant a lot to Miller. It was also the fashion in which the Cardinals did it that meant so much for him.
Things looked dire for Jacksonville down 1-0 late against Hickory, which was the best team the Cardinals faced all year. That was until Cormick Breenan�s goal with 2:41 left tied the match, setting up Chris Tziatzos� game-winning goal with 3:18 left in the second 10-minute overtime.
�I guess I�m still kind of shocked with the result,� Miller said. �For the boys to battle back and get a win being down a man, I�m still in awe.�
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text: IMG College Publishing Goes Digital With NCAA® Championship Game Programs More than 40 Programs Planned as Free, Digital Versions for 2011-12 Nov 04, 2011 Winston-Salem, NC (November 4, 2011) – At more than 40 of this year's NCAA championships game-day programs will be available in digital format, free to college sports fans everywhere. IMG College Publishing is partnering with the NCAA to provide fans free access to selected NCAA championship programs before, during and after the events on smart phones or computers, in an environmentally friendly manner. The digital game publications, beginning with the preliminary rounds for the Division I men's and women's soccer championships, will be available to all fans via NCAA.com/gameprograms. The digital programs can be downloaded via the Internet to any electronic handheld device for access at any time or place. "Providing audiences with more innovative and convenient ways to stay abreast of championship information is a key goal of the NCAA," said Greg Shaheen, Interim Executive Vice President of Championships and Alliances, for the NCAA. "We live in a digital world, and we want to provide our fans, membership, student-athletes and media with the tools to gain access to all the data that will enhance their championship experience, on-site, on campus or at home." IMG College, the exclusive publisher of NCAA championship game programs , will be producing 11 free digital programs in the fall for NCAA championships in sports including women's field hockey, women's volleyball, men's water polo, and men's and women's soccer. (Fourteen other NCAA championship programs published by IMG College will be available in traditional magazine format.) In the winter and spring, more than 30 additional free e-publications are planned for various NCAA championships. "IMG College is eager to join the NCAA in taking a leadership role in the future of sports game-day publications," said Joe Potter, SVP of Operations for IMG College. "Fans at the championships and following from home will have access to the same information we have all grown to expect in a championship program; only they'll now be able to access it free online. It's the same valuable information, packaged as a mobile, electronic keepsake." Potter added that the digital version means IMG's publishing team can integrate more up-to-date information into the publications. Electronic programs are also environmentally friendly in eliminating printing and shipping. About IMG College Publishing IMG College Publishing delivers high-quality publishing and design services nationwide utilizing its full-time, in-house editorial and graphic design and management team to create more than 700 total products annually. IMG College oversees a variety of projects ranging from game day programs and annual yearbooks to posters, schedule cards, magazines, specialty publications for its university clients, and all NCAA® championship programs, highlighted by the official NCAA Men's and Women's Final Fours and the College World Series programs. Several major conference football and basketball championship programs, as well as bowl game programs are produced annually as well. About the NCAA The NCAA is a membership-led nonprofit association of colleges and universities committed to supporting academic and athletic opportunities for more than 400,000 student-athletes at more than 1,000 member colleges and universities. Each year, more than 54,000 student-athletes compete in NCAA championships in Divisions I, II and III sports. Visit www.ncaa.org and www.ncaa.com for more details about the Association, its goals and members and corporate partnerships that help support programs for student-athletes. Championship publications and dates for the fall (D1 events highlighted): D2 Women's Field Hockey Guide D3 Women's Field Hockey Guide D2 Men's Soccer Guide D3 Men's Soccer Guide D1 Women's Soccer Early Rounds D2 Women's Soccer Guide D3 Women's Soccer Guide D3 Women's Volleyball Guide D1 Men's Soccer Early Rounds D2 Women's Volleyball Guide NC Men's Water Polo


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However, this is not always sufficient. Some of these specifications (mostly JAXB, SAAJ, JAX-WS and Stax) do not work well in OSGi. The mean reason is that the implementation is discovered using different mechanisms by the API. The most commonly used one is to find a file on the classpath in the
META-INF/services directory and find the main entry point class of the implementation. Unfortunately, to make this work in OSGi, the client bundle (the one using one of these APIs) has to have the required file in its classpath, which means the inability to use one provided by the runtime in which the bundle is deployed and that it can not be switched without changing and re-compiling the bundle. Another way would be to add a Require-Bundle OSGi manifest so that the classpath of the implementation becomes part of the client bundle, but this also ties the client bundle to the implementation used.
The solution came to me after a chat with Dan Kulp: an OSGi specific discovery mechanism can be easily plugged into these spec jars. It consists in two small classes shared amongst these spec jars: an OSGi bundle activator and another class not tied to the OSGi api that maintain a list of available implementations. The final step if to rewrite the factory of those jars to look inside this map before performing the usual lookup.
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My friend Ana loves her iPhone. Or maybe she hates it.
"I can't decide if it's the best thing that's ever happened to me," she says, "or the worst."
Twenty-five years after the general availability of fax machines (remember them?), and 15 years after most of us first heard of the Internet, we live in a society dominated by digital technology. And no digital technology is as common as the cell phone.
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There is much debate over whether you want a tablet, a netbook, a laptop, or maybe even a tablet with a keyboard, and we can assume that Asus have been chewing the fat over this one too. Not content with launching a standard tablet in the guise of the Asus Eee MeMo, and a tablet with a bolt on keyboard in the guise of the Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Asus have launched the Eee Pad Slider, a tablet that reveals a QWERTY keyboard beneath it when you push the screen back and upwards.
It slid into our view at CES in Las Vegas so we could check out whether it's a concept that should have stayed on the drawing board.
The new Eee Pad Slider weighs 886 grams, is 16.7mm thick and comes with Nvidia Tegra 2 dual core processor. The operating system is Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) although like all the Android Asus devices on show on CES in Las Vegas it was running Android 2.2 (Froyo).
What you will see though is the Asus WaveShare experience. WaveShare brings with it plenty of dedicated apps like an ebook reader as well as funky feature like a battery meter and accelerometer built into the wallpaper if that's your thing. The higher the water level the more battery power you have left. It's clever.
You'll also get Adobe Flash 10.1 support so you can "enjoy the full experience of the web" and the Tegra chip makes light work of running apps and using the device.
Spec wise you'll get a 10.1-inch IPS touch-screen, built-in digital cameras on the front (1.2MP) and rear (5MP), and optional onboard 3G allows for go-anywhere internet access.
The Chiclet keyboard when revealed is easy to use, has a nice amount of resistance to the keys and features dedicated Android shortcut keys dotted around the standard QWERTY layout. That means you get Home, Menu, Search and back.
The problem however with the Asus Eee Slider is revealing that keyboard. The 10.1-inch screen while light is still too heavy to easily push back into place without having to hold down the keyboard some how. That would be fine if you could get to the keyboard before you slid the screen but you can't so you have to go through this strange ripping motion to get the device open. It's not pretty and its not easy.
For this to work effectively the mechanism needs to be so smooth that you could do it with your thumbs, trouble is, that just isn't going to happen regardless of the caveat that this was a pre-production sample.
That lack of engineering build quality for us is a really blow and one that makes us feel the Eee Pad Transformer would be the better option.
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The default URL for an application or module generally is as follows:
The default URL for a stand-alone application client module is as follows:
The default URL for an application client module embedded within an application is as follows. Note that the relative path to the application client JAR file is included.
If the context-root, appclient-module-id, or application-id is not specified during deployment, the name of the JAR or EAR file without the extension is used. If the application client module or application is not in JAR or EAR file format, an appclient-module-id or application-id is generated.
Regardless of how the context-root or id is determined, it is written to the server log. For details about naming, see Naming Standards in Oracle GlassFish Server 3.0.1 Application Deployment Guide.
To set a different URL for an application client, use the context-root subelement of the java-web-start-access element in the sun-application-client.xml file. This overrides the appclient-module-id or application-id. See Oracle GlassFish Server 3.0.1 Application Deployment Guide.
You can also pass arguments to the ACC or to the application client's main method as query parameters in the URL. If multiple application client arguments are specified, they are passed in the order specified.
A question mark separates the context root from the arguments. Ampersands (&) separate the arguments and their values. Each argument and each value must begin with arg=. Here is an example URL with a -color argument for a stand-alone application client. The -color argument is passed to the application client's main method.
If you are using the javaws URL command to launch Java Web Start with a URL that contains arguments, enclose the URL in double quotes (") to avoid breaking the URL at the ampersand (&) symbol.
Ideally, you should build your production application clients with user-friendly interfaces that collect information which might otherwise be gathered as command-line arguments. This minimizes the degree to which users must customize the URLs that launch application clients using Java Web Start. Command-line argument support is useful in a development environment and for existing application clients that depend on it.


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NHL, Boston Bruins announce time change for Saturday's Bruins/Lightning gameNHL.com @NHLdotcom
BOSTON -- The National Hockey League and the Boston Bruins have announced that the start time for the Bruins/Lightning game on Saturday, February 9 has been moved to 7 p.m. at the TD Garden due to the weather.
The game was originally scheduled for 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 9 at the TD Garden.
The Bruins will not have a morning skate prior to the game. Pregame media availability for both teams will be determined on Saturday and will be communicated to the media as soon as the timing is confirmed.


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Fall color followers can get an eyeful in the high country this weekend as aspen and scrub oak turn from green to yellow to orange to brown to rust to red.
It looks like the best viewing will be between Durango and Ouray, said Mark Winkworth, the visitor information guru at the San Juan Public Lands Center and the keeper of the U.S. Forest Services Fall Color Report website.
Winkworth updates the website www.fs.usda.gov/sanjuan, click on quick link to fall color report 2012 as often as possible.
Between Molas and Coal Bank passes and the north side of Red Mountain Pass should be great, Winkworth said. Silverton may be a little past its prime, the same as the mountains above Lake City.
A little further into next week, Purgatory, Telluride and the Dallas Divide will be coming on, Winkworth said.
Telluride and the Dallas Divide were 40 to 50 percent in color this week. Purgatory is lagging at 30 percent, but should be looking good soon, he said.
The last weekend of the month should see beautiful colors around Purgatory and Pagosa Springs and Wolf Creek Pass to the east.
Change of color is only one facet of leaf study this fall for students in two classes taught by Professor Heidi Steltzer in the biology department at Fort Lewis College.
Two or three times a week, they check foliage on campus to note color change and the date leaves have fallen.
Theyre contributing the data to a citizen science project on the national level, Steltzer said. The project, which started some years ago, involves long-term monitoring of 300 species across the country by backyard observers.
Leaves appear green in spring and summer because they absorb the red and blue light of the spectrum but reflect the green, Steltzer said. In the fall, when the chlorophyll breaks down and the molecule that reflects green is no longer there, the eye sees the other pigments, Steltzer said.
She said its possible that drought conditions have robbed foliage of some of its vivid colors this year.
Winkworth does reconnaissance as well as gather tree-color reports from Forest Service employees around the region.
Aspen dominate the landscape in the high country, but in Durango and the Dolores/Rico area, its scrub oak that is most attention-grabbing.
The Alpine Loop around Lake City is usually the first to change color, Winkworth said.
Circling the San Juan Skyway Durango, Silverton, Ouray, Telluride, Dolores and back is a long drive but is bound to be rewarding, Winkworth said.
You should see some nice color there for sure, he said.
Anyone who misses the high country show can visit lower-lying river valleys to see what cottonwoods have to offer, Winkworth said.
Therell be color around Navajo Lake, along the state line toward Arboles and then into Pagosa Springs from the south, Winkworth said.
The change of season as recorded by the kaleidoscope of arboreal color could last beyond next weekend, although long-range forecasting involves a lot of guesswork, Winkworth said.
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U.S. Highway 550 between Durango and Silverton will be a popular route once again this fall for people wishing to see trees changing in the San Juan National Forest. Today is the autumnal equinox the official start of fall.


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FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) — The yen came under renewed selling pressure Monday after officials from the Group of 20 industrial and developing nations decided against scolding Japan for policies that have dragged heavily on the local currency in recent weeks.
The dollar USDJPY, +0.31% hit a high of 94.20 yen during the session — a level the currency hasn't seen since May 2010 — before edging back to ¥93.81. The dollar bought ¥93.52 in North America late on Monday.
The euro EURJPY, +0.00% climbed as high as ¥125.68, and was more recently at ¥125.34, versus ¥124.96 on Friday.
"It was a close one for Japan, but now that the G-20 meeting is over, the great yen short can resume," said Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
"The next catalyst for yen weakness will be the nomination of [the new Bank of Japan] governor, who will undoubtedly reaffirm his plans to ease monetary policy aggressively," she said.
G-20 finance ministers and central bankers on Saturday failed to single out Japan for the currency's sharp decline in recent months. Instead, the G-20 simply said that the group will "refrain from competitive devaluation" and won't be targeting "exchange rates for competitive purposes." Read blog: What the G-20 likely implied with its silence on yen.
A weaker currency tends to give exporters in a nation an advantage over their competitors elsewhere.
"The official talk around the G-7 statement and the G-20 meeting generated a great deal of needless noise in the foreign-exchange room. It is almost like a librarian yelling 'Quiet.' It may be more disruptive than the initial noise," Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, wrote in a note to clients. See: First rule of currency war: Don't say currency war.
"With the meetings out of the way, we expect the official jawboning about the currency market to die down," Chandler said.
Some of the yen's weakness on Monday came after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was quoted by Reuters as saying that purchasing foreign bonds — a controversial move that could potentially lead to further yen losses — was among the options before the Bank of Japan.
Dow Jones Newswires separately cited Abe as saying that his administration would consider legislative changes to the Bank of Japan if the central bank failed to meet its stated policy target of achieving a 2% rise in inflation.
Abe has been pushing the Bank of Japan to adopt more aggressive measures to lift the country from an era of falling prices.
Still, some analysts expect the yen to strengthen in the coming few days after a sharp retreat in the recent past. Rallying against the yen, the euro has jumped nearly 21% and the dollar nearly 16% over the past three months.
Meanwhile, the ICE dollar index DXY, +0.32% a measure of the dollar's performance against a basket of six major global currencies, climbed to 80.572, compared with 80.475 in North America on Friday.
The WSJ dollar index BUXX, +0.24% a rival measure of the greenback against a slightly wider currency basket, rose to 71.96 from 71.86.
Among other major currency pairs, the euro EURUSD, -0.3033% was fetching $1.3359, little changed from $1.3361 ahead of testimony by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi before a European Parliament committee.
The British pound GBPUSD, -0.2725% changed hands for $1.5476, compared with $1.5513.
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This Sunday's Style section includes a story about the latest in eyewear trends, for which Chronicle reporter Joy Sewing chatted with industry insiders about this year's hippest frame shapes and colors. The sunny weather, however, also made us think about sunglasses — and celebrities known for wearing signature shades. From Jackie O's classic style to Elton John's outrageous shapes (plus a few random favorites peppered in for fun), here are our top picks. Who are we missing?
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A watershed moment for U.S. design is recalled in "Versailles '73: American Runway Revolution." Letting its interviewees describe a lavish fundraising event that brought together some of the biggest names in French and English fashion — as well as the entertainment and jet-set socialite worlds — ad exec Deborah Riley Draper's film debut is plenty appealing in description. In execution, however, its near-exclusive reliance on vintage photos and latter-day talking heads grows monotonous, making its 90 minutes feel considerably longer. Opening on one Los Angeles screen Oct. 26, it should make an attractive cable item, ideally in trimmed form.
By the 1970s, Louis XIV's fabulous Palace of Versailles was in desperate need of repair and restoration, whose costs were estimated at $60 million. Figuring that kind of money would be more easily found in America than Europe, organizers decided to mount a fundraising blowout that would be a competition between five prominent Gallic couture designers — the lofty names being Saint Laurent, Givenchy, Dior, Cardin and Ungaro — and five U.S. "counterparts" the Frenchmen would choose themselves. Bill Blass, Oscar de la Renta and Halston were considered no-brainers, but controversy attended the choice of sportswear-identified Anne Klein and Stephen Burrows, who was far less established, career-wise, than the others. (He's also the only surviving designer interviewed here).
Selection of models (dwelt on too long here) was also heated, and once the enormous Yank contingent arrived in Paris, a tumultous time was had by all. Whether through malice, snobbery or sheer neglect, the French gave the Americans far less rehearsal time, keeping them waiting for hours in the Opera Royale without heat, food or even toilet paper while home-team forces lumbered though their paces at leisure. Soon the visiting designers were at each others' throats, and their assigned stage director, Kay Thompson, quit in a huff, leaving everyone to fend for themselves.
But once the glitterati (including Princess Grace and Andy Warhol, natch) assembled for the actual event, all expectations were overturned. The first, Gallic segment of the program featured enormous sets, a 40-piece orchestra, and guest performers from Nureyev to Josephine Baker. It went on for 2 1/2 hours and many judged it a cumbersome, old-fashioned bore.
After a short intermission the Americans arrived, with no sets at all, just taped music and a bunch of mostly black models strutting their stuff (plus Liza Minnelli strutting hers). The blast of unpretentious high energy in both clothing and personalities, lasting under an hour, took viewers by storm; even the French press admitted the U.S. had triumphed. The complacent status of Paris as center of the fashion universe was shaken, for good.
It's a fun story, but the docu really wears out its welcome after a time by letting a large cast of reminiscing models, assistants, et al. echo one another's recollections. (One can only hear variations on "The audience went wild" so many times.) Also, after a few context-setting minutes, there's very little archival film footage, just stills accompanied by yakking, and not enough background music to liven up the packaging. Result is like a party anecdote that delights until you realize the windy, detail-bogged teller may never shut up.


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– Mickie James spoke to Mike Jones of DC101 in Washington, D.C. and discussed current happenings in TNA Wrestling and the Knockouts Division. One particular point of interest was about her biggest career influences. James couldn't pick one person but gave credit to those who she really likes wrestling with.
"I've had so many people who inspired me along the way so it's hard to pinpoint one person," she said. "You're only as good as the people you're in the ring with, you know, and to be able to work that magic with whoever you're in there with and have different chemistry with everyone and their styles and move sets, and you just work it, I guess."
The full audio interview is available here.
– ShopTNA.com has released a Gail Kim T-Shirt, the first of the female wrestling standout. The shirt features a Dragon.
– Doug Williams turns 40-years-old Saturday. He currently works as a trainer at Ohio Valley Wrestling, TNA Wrestling's developmental promotion.


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Welcome to Oklahoma's eGovernment News Report. We hope you enjoy the monthly eGov News Report providing you with up-to-date information on Oklahoma's eGovernment achievements.
2009 Withholding Tables and 2008 Income Tax Forms Now Available Online
The Oklahoma Tax Commission has released the 2008 income tax forms and packets on the agency's Web site. These forms will be needed for filing in the coming months.
In addition to releasing the income tax forms on the site, the Oklahoma Tax Commission has also built all of the income tax forms for 2008 using a "fill-in" format that allows the taxpayer to input information directly onto the form prior to printing it out.
The 2009 Oklahoma Income Tax Withholding Tables were also recently released on the Tax Commission's Web site.
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SAFE-CALL, supported through the Oklahoma State Department of Education, is a toll-free confidential hotline for students, parents, teachers, neighbors and anyone concerned about the safety of their local school. This Helpline has been developed to help maintain safety and the most positive school environment possible. The purpose of SAFE-CALL is to promote school safety and report wrong doings or illegal activity.
Reports are received by Security Voice, an independent service provider to insure that individuals will remain anonymous. Security Voice is an independent entity which is not part of Oklahoma schools. Although reports will be sent to the corresponding school superintendent, no one from that school will receive an actual email address. The system will ask individuals to disclose the information that school officials should know. In order to take action, the school must have a factual basis for doing so. Therefore, individuals must provide specific facts.
Please note that prank reports will not be tolerated and may be investigated. When a school receives a report, they may have further questions. If they do, they will supply those questions in their response to Security Voice and the system sends them to the individual via the email address supplied.
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Efficiency got a big boost from Oklahoma's state employees this fall. Nearly three out of every four active state employees made their benefits choices online during the most recent Option Period.
According to calculations from the Employees Benefits Council, 26,965 employees used the online Benefits Administration System to make their selections for 2009. That's 72.7 percent of active state employees and a 7 percent increase over last year.
"Enhancing participation in online enrollment is a high priority for us as the State's Benefits Office," Executive Director Philip Kraft said. "We've seen good, steady growth every year since online enrollment started in 2003, and this seven-percent jump is better than expected. We're looking forward to even more participation next year."
The Option Period for Plan Year 2009 was open from October 6 to November 3, 2008. State employees were able to change, modify or maintain coverage choices in health, dental and vision plans, as well as life insurance for themselves and their families. Employees also had opportunities to participate in health care and dependent care flexible spending accounts, a new mass transportation account, the OK Health wellness program and SoonerSave retirement plans.
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MFlow: Web app server for stateful processes with safe, composable user interfaces.
A Web framework with some unique features thanks to the power of the Haskell language. MFlow run stateful server processes; All the flow of request and responses are coded by the programmer in a single function. Allthoug single request-response flows and callbacks are possible. Therefore, the code is more understandable.
These processes are stopped and restarted by the application server on demand, including its execution state. Therefore session management is automatic. State consistence and transactions are given by the TCache package.
The processes interact trough widgets, that are an extension of formlets with additional combinators, formatting, link management, callbacks, modifiers, caching, byteString conversion and AJAX. All is coded in pure haskell.
The interfaces and communications are abstract, but there are bindings for HSP, Text.XHtml and byteString , Hack and WAI but it can be extended to non Web based architectures.
This release add transparent back button management, cached widgets, callbacks, modifiers, heterogeneous formatting, AJAX, and WAI integration.
It is designed for applications that can be run with no deployment with runghc in order to speed up the development process.
See MFlow.Forms for details
Altroug still it is experimental, it is being used in at least one future commercial project. So I have te commitment to continue its development. There are many examples in the documentation and in the package.
Due to compilation problems in Hackage, this release has the bindings for Hack and HSP not exposed, but they can be found in the source files.
To do:
- MFlow-0.1.5.5.tar.gz [browse] (Cabal source package)
- Package description (as included in the package)
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It forces an individual to examine their own personal feelings, values and priorities. However, this process is what we call grief and is our natural reaction to loss, especially the death of a significant person in our lives. Taking the time to learn about death and working through your own grief can improve the quality of your life.
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spiderdee necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 201 diseños de 31 diseñadores freelance.
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We are a milan based company that operates in the italian food sector.
We are now launching a new franchising of Italian gelato shops in Brazil.
Our characteristics are:
-First quality product
-Sofisticated but very traditional italian atmosphere and furniture
-Genuineness and provenience of raw material.
We have been taught how to make artisanal gelato by the most experienced and famous gelato shop in Milan, and we only use
Our audinece is a sofisticated one, sensible to italian tradition and genuineness.
The age of our audience is above 20 years old.
We are focusing initially on the Brazilian market and will be opening shops in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo
What we want to evoke is mainly:
Pure in the sense of:
-Purity of the product
-Pure tradition
-Pure as the white furniture in the shop (the shops furniture will be mostly white in order to evoke genuinesness of the product).
-Preciousness (not too much)
Feel free to be the most creative possible.
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A long memory is this environmental teacher's key
You probably don't remember me, the 11th grader said, but I remember planting those trees at Mt. Harmony. Albert 'Abby' Ybarra, of Chesapeake Beach, tells this story with pride.
It's been nine years since Ybarra and a class of second graders planted those trees. Lasting memories like this is exactly what Ybarra hopes to achieve in his work with students and teachers to encourage environmental thinking in our next generation.
In Calvert County — as in the Los Angeles school system, in the No Child Left Inside initiative in Washington, D.C., and in Project Indigenous — Ybarra works in a hands-on classroom, preferably outdoors, to teach the newest generations ways that are hundreds of years old for caring for the earth.
His goal, he says, is to "reignite that innate connection" between people and the earth. In the younger grades, making the connection is easier and lasts longer.
This month, as one of 40 newly minted Audubon fellows, Ybarra begins his project, Growing through Heritage, in Kansas. This work continues the concepts of Project Indigenous of reconnecting thru Native American culture. Using the $10,000 grant and the plans that earned him this fellowship, he'll be teaching Native American students about their history and how their ancestors treated the environment.
That's a lesson Ybarra himself learned as far back as he can remember. Being connected with the earth was simply how his family, members of the Yaqui-Tohono O'Odham tribe, did things. He was raised by his grandparents in California and spent much time in New Mexico.
His grandfather, a healer, took young Ybarra on his hunts for medicinal plants and herbs. His grandmother grew large gardens. Her three-sisters gardening — combining corn, squash and beans to promote growth and protection for each of the plants — is today's companion gardening. Permaculture was a conscious way of life connecting back to the earth.
With the young people of the Prairie Band of the Potawatomi, Ybarra anticipates that much of his work will be reinforcing stories the kids have heard already. He hopes they'll learn for the future and the past, taking their knowledge home to share with their parents, refreshing old memories, strengthening old connections.
You don't have to follow Ybarra to Kansas to try his lesson. "If you have children or grandchildren," he advises, "listen to them about what they are learning in school. Instill a sense of wonder about nature and all living things."
Editor's note: Judy Mansfield's Mt. Harmony Elementary School second graders wrote about their experiences with Ybarra in bayweekly.com/old-site/year07/issuexv18/leadxv18_4.html


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METAIRIE, La. (AP) Saints linebacker Jon Vilma expressed disappointment on Friday that the new schedule for bounty hearings virtually prevents him from being able to personally confront his accusers.
Vilma wanted to be present for witness interviews with former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams and former defensive assistant Mike Cerullo, who assisted the NFL's investigation into the Saints cash-for-hits pool.
According to documents obtained this week by The Associated Press, the NFL is responsible for producing Cerullo in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, the same day the Saints play in Atlanta. Williams is scheduled to appear Friday morning.
The schedule was set by former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue, who was appointed to oversee the latest round of appeal hearings in the matter.
Vilma says he appreciates that Tagliabue is directing the NFL to produce witnesses after the league initially resisted. Yet he cannot help but wonder whether the hearing schedule was designed to discourage him from attempting to attend the hearing sessions featuring the cross-examination of Williams and Cerullo.
``The witness part is good. I think it's (unfortunate) that I'm not going to be there for Cerullo and Williams when they testify,'' Vilma said. ``These people are why I was (initially) suspended for a year, so I would love to be there. I don't know why (Tagliabue) did that, but whatever.''
Even as Tagliabue moves the process forward, a federal judge is still considering arguments by players that Tagliabue should be removed as arbitrator because he is biased in favor of the NFL. Based on the schedule laid out by Tagliabue, U.S. District Judge Ginger Berrigan could choose to rule as early as next week.
Vilma and Saints defensive end Will Smith were among four players initially suspended for various lengths, but those punishments were vacated. Commissioner Roger Goodell re-issued the suspensions with some modifications, and when the players appealed again, Goodell appointed Tagliabue to oversee the new hearings. Vilma and Smith are still playing pending the outcomes of their appeals and have not served a game of their suspensions.
For Vilma, getting back on the field was a personal triumph, not only because of the relentless legal resistance he has put forth fighting his suspension. The suspension came down while Vilma also was rehabilitating from multiple left knee surgeries, and when the Saints signed a younger Curtis Lofton to play his old spot, some wondered whether the 30-year-old Vilma's days playing in New Orleans, if not the NFL, were effectively over.
His suspension vacated, Vilma returned after spending the first six weeks on the physically unable to prepare list - a time used to get back in shape after being banned from training camp. He said finally getting on the field has made him feel whole again.
``That's all I ever wanted, to be back on the field playing, winning games, so if we're doing that I'm always happy,'' Vilma said.
The Saints are 4-1 since Vilma's return and the defense has been playing better. Vilma did not get back his old middle linebacker position, which Lofton still holds. Vilma now plays on the weak side and is not in for every play as he was before. Still, he is wearing the captain's patch on his jersey again and teammates say his presence has helped.
``His leadership and just him being there, it has definitely allowed guys to loosen up and really trust themselves, play fast,'' safety Malcolm Jenkins said. ``It's been showing the last few games.''
Since his return, Vilma has been credited with 13 total tackles, including a sack among three tackles for losses. He also has two quarterback hurries.
``Let's face it - any defense is better with Jonathan Vilma in there,'' defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo said. ``I go back to the topic of him and Curtis (Lofton) working together.
``They are helping each other with the calls. There are some checks that need to be made by the (middle) linebacker. Curtis does a great job on his own but to have another guy to lean on and somebody that might see one side of the football while he is looking at the other has been good.''
For now, Williams, Cerullo, Vilma, Saints assistant head coach Joe Vitt and NFL chief security officer Jeff Miller are the only scheduled witnesses. They are scheduled to appear in a series of hearings in Washington D.C. and New Orleans from Tuesday through Dec. 4.
Tagliabue wrote in the document that he expects to rule shortly after the last hearing, which could potentially lead to Vilma and Smith having to serve suspensions late in the regular season.
``There's always that possibility,'' Vilma said, but added, ``Once Gregg and Cerullo get on the stand and testify, we feel like there's no plausible way we could be suspended after that.''
Smith is fighting a four-game suspension. The two other players punished are former Saints: Cleveland linebacker Scott Fujita, who is now on injured reserve, and free-agent defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove.
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How to diagnose Rational Change errors
Technote (FAQ)
How do you diagnose IBM Rational Change errors?
This paper is intended to help troubleshoot problems with the IBM Rational Change tool. It is divided up into 2 sections: First there is a general introduction to the required processes and what happens when the IBM Rational Change User or Admin session starts. Then there is a list of commonly seen login/startup problems.
This document assumes a working knowledge and installation of IBM Rational Synergy on top of which IBM Rational Change will be running. This bulletin is also based on the corresponding "Diagnosing ccm start problems ", and should be referenced for any particular IBM Rational Synergy session issues.
In order to login to a IBM Rational Change installation either as a User or an Admin, several different IBM Rational Synergy and IBM Rational Change processes need to be running properly. In order to clarify this, let's first introduce the main processes involved in logging into IBM Rational Change:
- The Jetty Server- This is the main IBM Rational Change server process
- The IBM Rational Directory Server (RDS) - The default user authentication and user preference server. Also known as Telelogic Directory Server(TDS) or LDAP server.
- IBM Rational License Server/ Telelogic License Server (RLS/TLS) - The license server as used by Telelogic Change 4.4 and newer. Also known as the FlexLM Server
- The IBM Rational Synergy server and related processes- The backend database server that IBM Rational Change is built upon
The IBM Rational Change product is built upon and requires the IBM Rational Synergy to be up and running properly in order for IBM Rational Change to function as expected. IBM Rational Change is a web-based front end to the IBM Rational Synergy database which allows for controlled access to Change Requests and Task information.
In order for IBM Rational Change to access the database(s) appropriately, the Jetty server must be started, as this is the server process which allows access to the tool. On Windows, this will be noted as a "IBM Rational Change <port>" line-item in the services dialogue which can be stopped and started with a mouse-click. While on a Unix installations the stop/start routine will require the <cs_home>/cs_app/csctl.sh script to be run with the appropriate arguments.
Once the Jetty server has been started, the login page should be accessible. When a login attempt is made, the Rational Directory Server is contacted for user authentication. After an initial install or machine reboot, the Rational Directory Server will need to be started to allow the Admin user to login and begin configuring the tool via the Admin dialogues. This is the default setting, Though OS authentication can be configured which would then bypass the Rational Directory Server. The Rational License Server should also be started, though no license calls will be made when initially logging in as an Admin.
General Failure Troubleshooting Tips:
Most errors encountered with IBM Rational Change are due to failed backend sessions. The backend sessions are extremely vital to the operation of IBM Rational Change. Without the backend sessions there is absolutely no communication to the databases from the IBM Rational Change server. Without being able to communicate with the databases, no process packages can be seen/installed, no user information can be seen/imported/modified, and most importantly no users can login at the User role level to submit/review/ or otherwise work with CR data.
The following are some general items to check to help get the backend session(s) running properly:
- Ensure that the backend session user (most likely csuser as documented in the installation guide) has been added with the role "no_privs" to each database you have added to IBM Rational Change.
- Ensure the backend session user is a valid OS level user on the host machine or host domain. The backend session user must exist in the Domain or OS level in order to allow it to start valid sessions.
- Ensure that the backend user is defined with the correct os level password within IBM Rational Change. This is done via the Edit CM Session User button from the Server tab in the Admin GUI.
- Ensure that the backend user can start a normal CM session from the IBM Rational Change server to each of the databases IBM Rational Change is installed against. ie. ccm start –d <db_path> -nogui
- Ensure that both the hosts defined and the databases added to this IBM Rational Change installation via the Server tab are selected as "Enabled". This is done from the Server tab in the Admin GUI. Note that this is an item to check only once the first four items are validated. If any backend session failures occur, they can and will cause the database and/or host to become disabled.
If the above 5 steps do not help alleviate the issue, the next step is to check the appropriate log files. Specifically, the event.log in "<cs_home>/cs_app/webapps/synergy/logs/" (or as accessible from the Debug/Logging Tab in the Admin login), Prior to release Change 4.7 the event.log was called pt.log and available in "<cs_home>/cs_app/webapps/WEB-INF/wsconfig/tmpdir/".
There is also the backend session user's ccm_ui.log and ccm_eng.log files can be located in a few possible paths:
- The backend session user's $HOME directory on Unix servers,
- In $CCM_HOME\log\web_sessions\<backend_userid>\ on Windows Servers and Unix servers utilizing ESD.
The combination of data found in the the pt.log file, ccm_ui.log and ccm_eng.log will nearly always point to the particular issue causing the backend session failures. A thorough review of these files will be necessary if failures continue. Some of the more frequent messages found in these log files are briefly explained in the sections to follow.
Errors seen by users on login:
• Unable to authenticate user/password pair: Most often this is simply due to a mis-match of the username and password indicating either an incorrect username or password was entered. This can, however, also indicate an inability to authenticate if OS authentication has been configured. Note that in IBM Rational Change 5.2 and Telelogic Change 5.1, 5.0 the admin user is called "Admin" and the password is set at installtion time. For Synergy Change 4.7 to 4.4 the admin user is called "ChangeAdmin", with password= 'password' is pre defined in the Telelogic Directory Server and should be used when first logging in.
• Synergy sessions are not available. Contact your administrator.: This can indicate that Rational Change cannot start the Rational Synergy back end sessions. Check the event.log for to conform if back end sessions can be started. Confirm that the CM session user is defined correctly and the password entered is the correct password for this user.
• Failed to Load User Details: This message is typically encountered when the backend session is unable to connect to the database and/or directory server. To resolve this issue, a close review of the event.log and backend session user's ccm_ui.log and ccm_eng.log will point to the problem. Often times this will reveal an issue which can be resolved by using "Diagnosing ccm start problems ".
• Database down for maintenance: Often this message indicates that the database the user is attempting to log into is currently protected or disabled. Typically this issue can be resolved by unprotecting the database via IBM Rational Synergy and then re-enabling the database in the Admin ? Server tab in IBM Rational Change. Unprotecting a database is documented in the IBM Rational Synergy Administration guide.
• Invalid Login Role: This is most commonly seen when OS Authentication is in use but has not been completely configured. Refer to the OS Authentication Settings section in the document below for further details on the changes required. This can also indicate the user does not have sufficient database privileges to allow for a Login to IBM Rational Change using the role noted in the error, Check the IBM Rational Synergy users attribute in the database to verify the user id is set with the appropriate permission.
• Blank Screen: A pop-up blocker may have interfered with the proper loading of the main IBM Rational Change page. Try logging in again, but holding the 'Shift' key when clicking the login button to temporarily disable pop-up blocking. If this succeeds, then you will need to add the URL of the IBM Rational Change server to your Trusted sites list within your browser.
• No login page seen (404 Not Found/ 503 Service unavailable): This can be due to a number of potential culprits; specifically failed backend sessions, a simple timing issue (ie jetty taking a while to actually start), or the Jetty server not starting properly. Backend sessions are discussed above. Restarting the jetty server and the Directory server should help. Further troubleshooting would require reviewing the jetty log files as found in <cs_home>\cs_app\logs
Errors encountered by users after login:
• Failed to Load the template: Commonly due to failed backend sessions, this can also be seen at times when a conflict between the lifecycle process package and a custom control package is encountered or if no process package is installed. Removing any custom packages and testing with just the process package in place should indicate if a custom package is the culprit. Otherwise, begin backend session debugging as discussed above.
• License not available: This indicates the user can not obtain a license as requested by the tool to the license server. Ensure you are running at the latest patch levels, as some license issues which generate this error have been resolved in patch releases. Otherwise, review your license file in conjunction with the license.log for any indications of failure or if you are simply running low on available licenses and need to increase the number. Most license issues will require Technical Support's Assistance to resolve.
• No users or packages showing in Admin dialogs: This is most commonly due to failed backend sessions. Use the steps and guidelines at the beginning of the document to locate and resolve any backend session issues. Once resolved, the packages list will display properly and user data will again be visible. If backend sessions are indeed up and running, this behavior can also indicate that the logged in user does not have the appropriate ccm_admin or pt_admin database privileges to administer the users or install packages. Removing a newly added database can often determine if this is indeed the issue.
• Various users lost shared data (queries and reports): This is indicative of corrupt Directory Server data. In order to restore the shared reports etc then you need to unpack the zip files in the $VDE_HOME/vde/backup directory and unpack this into the /vde/data directory, overwriting the current contents. It is recommended that you stop the VDE process via VDE_HOME/vde/vde.sh stop before attempting this and then bring the service/process. . More information on restoring Directory Server backup data can be found in the Synergy Support FAQs.
Log file entries and their common meanings/solutions:
• Failed to create CommandInterfaceESD: This indicates that the Engine Startup Daemon(ESD) is not configured properly. Refer to the ESD Settings section as well as Setting up ESD in CM Synergy.
• WARN: ESD communication error: Response command started with illegal '-1. Expected '!'. : This error can indicate that the backend session user does not have write permissions to the $CCM_HOME/log/web_sessions/ directory and as such can not create or write to the ccm_ui.log file in this directory. Further examination of the ccm_esd_<hostname>.log file will confirm if this is indeed a permission's issue. Setting the $CCM_HOME/log/web_sessions/ directory to unix 777 permission's will typically resolve this issue.
• Could not start a new session: Session capacity reached: When seen alone (ie. with no other session errors prior in the log files) this indicates that the maximum number of database sessions has been reached and the IBM Rational Change tool can not create another backend session to support the user attempting to login. To alleviate this issue, you will need to adjust the Host/database session settings in the Admin login > Server tab. You can reference the Session Settings Chart in this document below as a guideline for adjustment.
• Serious: Rational Change license not available: As before, this indicates the user can not obtain a license as requested by the tool to the license server. Ensure you are running at the latest patch levels, as some license issues which generate this error have been resolved in patch releases. Otherwise, review your license file in conjunction with the license.log for any indications of failure or if you are simply running low on available licenses and need to increase the number. Most license issues will require Technical Support's Assistance to resolve.
• Invalid login role: This indicates the user does not have sufficient database privileges to allow for a Login to IBM Rational Change using the role noted in the error. This can also indicate that OS Authentication is in use but has not been completely configured and will require you to edit the users.cfg and/or <db_name>_users.cfg files to add the appropriate mapping for the user in question as explained in the OS Authentication section below.
• Stack trace: java.lang.NullPointerException
at com.continuus.websynergy.cmapi.CcmSessionInfo.Start (CcmSessionInfo.java:222):
ccmAPIException: Could not start ccm: null:
Failed to add a session on database:
Failed to add a session to the pool:
These errors are often seen together and are all very dependant on other data points to resolve. They specifically indicate that IBM Rational Change can not start a valid backend session. Begin troubleshooting this as noted in the general tips above, paying special attention to the errors encountered in the ccm_ui.log file. This error can be due to simple password problems with the backend session user, Engine Startup Daemon mis-configurations, patch mis-matches, or if the database has been left in a protected state, amongst other causes. The backend session user's log files will nearly always point to the particular cause.
• Failed to look up ccm users attribute: This error, when seen in the log file, is often indicative of user administration errors being seen in the Admin interface. When encountered alone, this means that the user does not have the appropriate pt_admin or ccm_admin database privileges as required by the tool for administrative tasks. When seen after other session errors, this is simply a side effect of not being able to start a backend session.
• Stack trace: EOFException(java.net.SocketException: Broken pipe): This is an error which can typically be ignored. Most often this is seen in the log file when a user has navigated away from a page in IBM Rational Change before it had completely loaded. This can. However, also be encountered if your network has become unstable. If you are not experiencing other network issues outside of IBM Rational Change, then you can safely ignore this message.
• netscape.ldap.LDAPException: error result 32: This usually indicates some sort of corruption in one of the data files from the Directory server's \vde\data directory. The solution is to revert to a backup of the Directory Derver data file as found in the \vde\backup\ directory. Depending on how long the error has been presenting itself, you may need to restore from a backup a few days old. More information on restoring Directory Server backup data can be found in the IBM Rational Synergy technical papers.
• rexecException: Socket Create Error: Connection refused: This error typically indicates a problem with rexec. Often times this is simply due to rexec not enabled on the host machine. This may very well be a legitimate setup if you intend to use Engine Startup Daemon(ESD). As such, either ensure rexec is indeed running, or continue on below to ensure Engine Startup Daemon(ESD) is setup and configured properly.
• Failed to look up ccm users attribute: Session Error: Failed to read the CM users and roles. Ensure the 'raw_users' database parameter is configured in the 'ptcli.cfg' file.: This error is seen when the $CCM_HOME/etc/ptcli.cfg file does not contain the 'raw_users' config entries, or if the ptcli.cfg file is not readable by the backend session user as defined in Change. To resolve this, ensure the following line is located within the ptcli.cfg file on a single line and open permisisons to the file so the backend session user is able to read it:
[ PARAMETER][TYPE]database[/TYPE]
Session Settings Guidelines:
The following table gives some general recommendations for configuring IBM Rational Change backend sessions on a per database level. For the best results, start with these figures and refine them through experimentation. These settings would be changed from the Admin login --> Server tab.
Active Users Min/Max Sessions Session Ratio
1-15 2-5 4
15-50 4-10 5
50-100 6-13 8
100-200 8-20 10
200+ 10-? 10-20
As an example, this chart indicates for 1-15 Active users, your minimum sessions settings for a single database should be 2, your maximum 5, and the session ratio be set at 4 (ie 4 users per session). Your host settings should always be equal to or greater than the maximum number of total database sessions.
Engine Startup Daemon (ESD) Settings:
By default the ENGINE_DAEMON is not set to true in the pt.cfg file, which means IBM Rational Change is using r* protocols to start the backend CM sessions on both systems local and remote after an initial installation. If the r* protocols are disabled/commented (with a # character), and it is your intention to use Engine Startup Daemon(ESD), then a process needs to be running on the IBM Rational Synergy host machines and IBM Rational Change must also be configured to use Engine Startup Daemon(ESD). Amongst other things, you will need to:
- Change the ENGINE_DAEMON flag in the <cs_home>/cs_app/webapps/synergy/WEB-INF/wsconfig/pt.cfg to TRUE.
- Edit $CCM_HOME/etc/esd.adr and add a line with the host name: port information for the CM host.
- Add the entry engine_daemon=TRUE to the [Options] section of the backend user's $HOME/.ccm.ini file
Recall that Engine Startup Daemon(ESD) is used for situations where you require a fixed port for IBM Rational Synergy sessions to use in starting engines (as in firewall situations). Further information on specific Engine Startup Daemon(ESD) setup and settings can be found in Setting up ESD in CM Synergy and Configuring Telelogic Change to run with ESD or in a firewall environment with ESD.
OS Authentication Settings:
After the installation of IBM Rational Change, there are a couple of additional steps that need to be taken to configure IBM Rational Change to use OS Authentication.
IBM Rational Change and the Rational Directory Server are predefined to use Admin user as the initial admin user. ( fro earlier versions ChangeAdmin was used). You must configure a different user when using OS authentication. Rational recommends using ccm_root as the initial admin user. OS authentication is done on the machine where the IBM Rational Change server is installed. Note See SYNERGY/CM Administration Guide about setting up PAM (described in the section about setting up ESD).
1. On the IBM Rational Change server machine, set user to ccm_root.
$ su ccm_root
2. Change directory to <cs_home>/cs_app/webapps/synergy/WEB-INF/wsconfig/
3. Replace Adnin(ChangeAdmin) user with the OS user in users.cfg.
a. Open the users.cfg file.
b. Find the entry for Admin(ChangeAdmin), for example: Admin = 101
c. Change user (assuming the OS user is ccm_root), for example: ccm_root = 101
d. Save and close the users.cfg file.
4. Add the OS user with ccm_admin role to IBM Rational Synergy database. For an example, see "Define SYNERGY session user in the database" in the IBM Rational Change Installation Guide.
5. Set ccmauth executable setuid root.
$ su root
$ cd <cs_home>/cs_app/webapps/synergy/WEB-INF/bin
$ chown root ccmauth
$ chmod 4755 ccmauth
This document is not intended to provide an exhaustive list of all potential errors within IBM Rational Change, but rather to cover the majority of start up problems a user or administrator may encounter, such as why a session is unable to start. If you cannot locate or resolve your particular issue using this document, please contact Technical Support and provide them with the relevant sections of the pt.log and backend session user's ccm_ui.log and ccm_eng.log files for further review. Obtaining the appropriate log files will allow Technical Support to more easily diagnose and resolve the problem in a more timely fashion.
Related information
Diagnosing ccm start problems
Configuring ESD in Rational Synergy
Configuring IBM Rational Change to run with ESD
Document information
More support for:
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General Information
Software version: 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.7, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2
Operating system(s): AIX, Linux, Solaris, Windows
Reference #: 1325152
Modified date: 24 February 2009


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We don't know what the new Chargers General Manager will decide regarding so many pending personnel questions.
But there is no doubt about the status of one player.
Left tackle Jared Gaither will not be back. He can't be.
That eventuality has not been guaranteed by the remaining decision makers at Chargers Park, but it has been hinted at strongly.
Even if the Chargers brass had some wildly naïve/ignorant notion that Gaither would remain healthy -- or not pretend he was more hurt than he was, as virtually everyone in the organization believes was the case in 2012 – Gaither would not be welcome in the locker room.
"I can't even look him in the eye," one veteran told me earlier in the season, after Gaither had sat out the first three games with a back issue that no one could clearly diagnose.
On Dec. 23, here is what another veteran said, unsolicited, when ruminating on the ruins of the season: "----ing Gaither. He ----ing cost us big-time."
Several other players voiced similar sentiments. Some suspected within a couple weeks that Gaither was milking his back injury. Others didn't get frustrated until September. Many held out until the end of the season. But by then, there were no dissenters.
It's impossible to state how rare that is. Players don't question other players' injuries. It's in the code. Even when they quietly wondered about oft-injured former wide receiver Buster Davis' toughness, players gave him the benefit of the doubt that he wanted to be on the field.
When the Chargers placed Gaither on injured reserve in November, this time because of a groin injury of dubious severity, the team essentially told him to go home, that they didn't want him around. (If he denies this, it's only because his dimness might rival his suspected fraudulence. He was told he could go home, didn't need to stay around.)
The super-talented behemoth of a man played five virtually flawless games for the Chargers in 2011 to earn a contract with $9 million guaranteed. The Chargers knew signing him was a risk, given his history of injuries and rumblings by his former employers that he was lazy and even a faker. But Gaither was the only starting left tackle available in free agency.
Gaither ended up playing parts of four games. Since that's all he will play, he ended up costing the Chargers $2.25 million per game he was active. The charge was $36,144 per snap played and the bargain price of $37,974 per snap in which he was not responsible for Philip Rivers being hit, hurried or sacked.
Still, it is better to waste $9 million already committed and absorb the $6 million cap hit by releasing Gaither than risk owing him $4.5 million if he's on the roster at the start of the 2013 season.
Asked if Gaither could ever return and be accepted by teammates, safety Eric Weddle was as gracious as he could be: "He could. It would take a lot of work to earn back the respect. And that's not going to happen."
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