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sql-de-lite is an experimental interface to SQLite 3 for Chicken 4. The API is subject to change.
sql-de-lite has the following advantages and disadvantages over the sqlite3 extension:
- Integrated SQLite3 library
- Prepared statements are cached, finalized and resurrected as needed
- Rollbacks and database closing can proceed even if statements are open
- Alternate high-level API
Starting with sql-de-lite 0.4.0, the SQLite 3 library is included with the egg. It will be automatically built if the system library is missing or too old; otherwise, the system library is used. You can also override the egg's choice of internal or external library.
In most cases, the following will do the right thing:
chicken-install sql-de-lite
The goal of this automatic detection is ensure that you can just depend on this extension without requiring a separate library install step from your users.
Built-in library
SQLite 3.7.11 is included in the egg and will be linked in statically if the system library is missing or older than 3.7.11. The built-in library is compiled with FTS3 and FTS4 (full text search) enabled.
Additionally, a copy of the SQLite3 command shell is installed with your Chicken binaries as chicken-sqlite3.
To force the use of the built-in library, pass the sql-de-lite-internal-lib feature to chicken-install. This requires Chicken 4.5.1 or later.
chicken-install -D sql-de-lite-internal-lib sql-de-lite
External library
A SQLite library installed in the default system library location will be used instead of the built-in library, if present and recent enough.
To force the use of an external library, pass the sql-de-lite-external-lib feature to chicken-install. This requires Chicken 4.5.1 or later.
chicken-install -D sql-de-lite-external-lib sql-de-lite
If you force an external library to be used, the build will fail unless the library is present and recent enough not to cause link errors. The extension assumes you know what you doing, and does not enforce a minimum library version. It is probably necessary to use 3.6.x or later, and the latest stable is always recommended.
Non-standard library location
You can point the build process at a library in a non-standard location--for example, under your home directory--by setting CSC_OPTIONS appropriately.
export CSC_OPTIONS="-I$HOME/local/include -L$HOME/local/lib" chicken-install sql-de-lite
Your own built-in library, static
If you want to use your own built-in library, retrieve the egg source, download the SQLite amalgamation zip file or tarball, then extract it into sqlite3/ inside the egg directory.
chicken-install -r sql-de-lite cd sql-de-lite curl -O http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-amalgamation-3_7_0_1.zip unzip sqlite-amalgamation-3_7_0_1.zip -d sqlite3 chicken-install # build and install the egg
All we really need is shell.c, sqlite3.c, and sqlite3.h from the amalgamation. Autoconf is not used.
Currently, there is no way to override the compilation options to SQLite3 from chicken-install. If you need to do so, edit the sql-de-lite.setup file.
Low-level interface
The low-level interface maps closely to the underlying library API. It may be used in tandem with or instead of the high-level API as desired.
Opening the database
[procedure] (open-database filename)Opens filename, a sqlite3 database. If no database exists, one is created transparently. filename may also be one of the following symbols:
- memory: a new database in memory unique to this connection
- temp or temporary: a new temporary database on disk, visible only to this connection
Returns a #<sqlite-database> object.
Closing the database
[procedure] (close-database db)Closes the database connection db.
The prepared statement cache is flushed prior to closing, finalizing all cached statements. Transient statements must be finalized manually, or the close will fail. (The high-level query/exec interface does this for you.)
Note. Prior to 0.5.0, we did finalize transient statements as well, by walking the library's list of open statements before closing. Unfortunately, this included any statements prepared and owned by SQLite itself--for example, when using FTS--resulting in a double finalize and crash.
[procedure] (database-closed? db)Predicate that checks if database db is closed.
Preparing a SQL statement
[procedure] (prepare db sql)Looks up a prepared statement in the statement cache. If not found, it prepares a new statement and caches it, returning the statement. If found, the statement is reset if need be, and returned. An exception is thrown if a statement we pulled from cache is currently running --- in other words, has been stepped at least once and has not yet returned SQLITE_DONE. (NB: warn and reset would also be acceptable behavior.)
Preparing a SQL statement consisting entirely of whitespace or comment is an error as of 0.5.0.
Returns a #<sqlite-statement> object.
[procedure] (prepare-transient db sql)Same as prepare, but bypasses the cache completely. This procedure is subject to removal.
You must be sure to finalize all transient statements prior to closing the database. For a safer option, use sql/transient with query or exec.
[parameter] (prepared-cache-size n) [default: 100]Sets the capacity of the prepared statement cache, in statements.
When the cache reaches capacity and a new statement is prepared, the least recently used statement is finalized and drops off the cache.
This setting takes effect only upon initiating a new connection, and the statement cache is unique per connection.
Set capacity to 0 to disable the cache; this is not recommended. All statements will become effectively transient, and must be finalized manually. Using sql with query and exec will take care of this for you.
Stepping the statement
[procedure] (step statement)Steps statement and returns one of the following:
- 'row: a row was returned (SQLITE_ROW)
- 'done: the statement is done executing (SQLITE_DONE)
- #f: step failed due to error
#f is only ever returned if raising exceptions is disabled. Completion of execution is still considered a "success" and so the true value 'done is returned, rather than #f.
Upon database error, the statement is reset.
Resetting a statement
[procedure] (reset statement)Resets statement to the beginning of its program, returning the statement.
Finalizing a statement
[procedure] (finalize statement)Finalize statement. Finalizing a finalized statement or a cached statement is a no-op. Finalizing a statement on a closed database is also a no-op. Cached statements are finalized as they expire, and all other statements known to the SQLite library are automatically finalized when the database is closed, so it is rarely necessary to call this directly.
Transient statements (statements deliberately prepared to bypass the cache, including those that are prepared when cache size is zero) must be finalized either by using this procedure or the query / exec interface.
[procedure] (resurrect statement)Resurrects a previously finalized statement s or, if still alive, just resets it. Returns s, which is also modified in place.
Resurrection is accomplished either by pulling a previously prepared SQLite statement from the cache, or if it is not cached, by re-preparing the original SQL associated with the statement. Afterwards, the statement may be used normally.
Binding parameters
[procedure] (bind statement index value)Bind parameter at index of statement to value, and returns statement. The variable index may be an integer (the first parameter is 1, not 0) or a string for a named parameter --- for example, "$key", ":key" or "@key". For named parameters, the $, : or @ must be included in the string. A reference to an invalid index will throw an exception.
[procedure] (bind-parameters statement . parameters)Convenience function which binds parameters to indices 1 .. n, in order. Keyword arguments are permitted; foo: 3 will bind 3 to parameter :foo.
The number of parameters must match the statement's bind-parameter-count, or an error will be signaled. Also, all keywords used must be valid parameter names.
Mixing named and anonymous arguments in the same statement is not recommended.
[procedure] (bind-parameter-count statement)Returns the number of bound parameter slots in this prepared statement. If numbered parameters are present, gaps may be left in the sequence. Named parameters count in the slot total as well.
[procedure] (bind-parameter-name statement i)Returns a string representing the name of the bound parameter at index i, or #f if the parameter is anonymous or is out of range.
The string includes the parameter name prefix; for example ":foo", "$foo", "@foo" or "?nnn".
Obtaining result data
In this section's examples, we assume a simple database has been created with the following commands:
CREATE TABLE cache(key text, val text); INSERT INTO cache(key,val) VALUES('foo', 'bar'); INSERT INTO cache(key,val) VALUES('baz', 'quux');
and a SELECT statement has been prepared and stepped once:
(define s (prepare db "SELECT rowid, * from cache;")) (step s) ; => row
and s is implicitly reset between examples.
[procedure] (column-name statement index)Return the name of the specified result set column as a symbol. The statement need not have been stepped to retrieve column names or column count.
(column-name s 1) ; => key[procedure] (column-names statement)
Convenience function which returns a list of all column names for the result set, in order.
(column-names s) ; => (rowid key val)[procedure] (column-count statement)
Return the number of columns in the result set returned by the prepared statement.
(column-count s) ; => 3[procedure] (column-type statement index)
Returns the type of the indexed column in the current row. SQLite is dynamically typed and the column types are unique to each row.
Symbol | Database type |
integer | SQLITE_INTEGER |
float | SQLITE_FLOAT |
text | SQLITE_TEXT |
blob | SQLITE_BLOB |
null | SQLITE_NULL |
(map (lambda (i) (column-type s i)) (list 0 1 2)) ; => (integer text text)[procedure] (column-data statement index)
Returns the data from the indexed column in the current row.
Column type | Scheme type |
integer | Exact or inexact number |
float | Inexact number |
text | String |
blob | Blob |
null | '() |
(map (lambda (i) (column-data s i)) (list 0 1 2)) ; => (1 "foo" "bar")
integer values are retrieved with sqlite3_column_int64. On a 32-bit machine, values outside the signed 31-bit fixnum range are returned as inexact numbers. On a 64-bit machine, values outside the signed 63-bit fixnum range are returned as inexact numbers. Note that inexact numbers are 64-bit floating point values, and can only accurately represent 53 bits of an integer.
[procedure] (row-data statement)Retrieve a list of column data from the current row. If the last execution of step returned done, a NULL value will be returned for every column.
(row-data s) ; => (1 "foo" "bar")[procedure] (row-alist statement)
Retrieve an alist mapping column names to column data for the current row.
(row-alist s) ; => ((rowid . 1) (key . "foo") (val . "bar"))[procedure] (change-count db)
Returns the number of database rows that were changed or inserted or deleted by the most recently completed SQL statement, not including triggers, as in sqlite3_changes.
[procedure] (total-change-count db)Returns the number of row changes caused by INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statements since the database connection was opened, including triggers, as in sqlite3_total_changes.
[procedure] (last-insert-rowid db)Get the ROWID of the last successful INSERT, as in sqlite3_last_insert_rowid.
High-level interface
[procedure] (call-with-database filename proc)Opens a database, calls proc with the database object and then closes the database on return. If an error occurs in proc, the database is closed immediately.
[procedure] (sql db sql-str)Creates a statement object associated with the database connection db and the SQL sql-str. Preparation of the statement is deferred until needed. This is a normal statement in every respect except that it must be resurrected before it can be used.
sql is recommended over prepare when using the query / exec interface so that you can declare your statements without compiling them until and unless they are actually used.
Additionally, sql is safer. For example, when the statement cache is disabled, an error that occurs between prepare and query may leak an unfinalized statement. An error occurring between sql and query is no problem, because preparation is deferred until safely inside query. The same goes for sql/transient, which bypasses the cache completely.
[procedure] (sql/transient db sql-str)Equivalent to (sql db sql-str), but the statement will not be cached; it is prepared anew every time it is resurrected.
sql/transient is recommended over prepare-transient for the same reasons mentioned in sql.
[procedure] (query proc s . args)Resurrects statement s, binds args to s using bind-parameters, and performs a query*. If the statement is transient, it is finalized immediately afterward, even if an exception occurs.
query is the usual way to perform a query unless you need to bind arguments manually, need more control or are using the low-level interface, in which case you can use query* if desired.
You typically call query or query* with one of the provided result fetching procedures; you can also pass your own procedure to perform whichever operations you would like.
[procedure] (query* proc s)Calls (proc s) and resets the statement s immediately afterward, to avoid locking the database. If an exception occurs during proc, the statement will still be reset. The statement is not reset before execution.
The entire purpose of query* is to ensure a statement is reset after it is executed. If a statement were left in a running state --- for example, if an uncaught exception occurs during proc, or you simply do not exhaust its result set --- then the database will be locked for writing until the statement is finalized.
Query procedures
[procedure] (fetch s)[procedure] (fetch-row s)
Fetch the next row of the result set. This is the equivalent to performing a step followed by a row-data call, and works with both the high- and low-level interfaces. If the statement has finished executing, fetch returns '(). These query procedures do not reset the statement before or afterward; one may do so using reset or query.
fetch and fetch-row are aliases.
(fetch s) ; => (1 "foo" "bar") (fetch s) ; => (2 "baz" "quux") (fetch s) ; => () (fetch s) ; => error (query fetch s) ; => (1 "foo" "bar") (query fetch s) ; => (1 "foo" "bar") (fetch s) ; => (1 "foo" "bar")[procedure] (fetch-all s)
[procedure] (fetch-rows s)
Calls fetch until it returns '(), and collects the result into a list. fetch-all and fetch-rows are aliases.
(query fetch-all s) ; => ((1 "foo" "bar") (2 "baz" "quux"))[procedure] (fetch-alist s)
Fetch the next row of the result set and return an alist mapping symbolic row names to values. Equivalent to step followed by row-alist.
(query fetch-alist s) ; ((rowid . 1) (key . "foo") (val . "bar"))[procedure] (fetch-alists s)
Fetches all rows and returns a list of alists, one per row.
(query fetch-alists s) ; (((rowid . 1) (key . "foo") (val . "bar")) ; ((rowid . 2) (key . "baz") (val . "quux")))[procedure] (fetch-value s)
Fetches and returns only the first value (first column) of the next row, or #f if the row contained no column data. Equivalent to using first-column on the result of a fetch, but does not materialize the entire row.
(query fetch-value (sql db "select key from cache")) ; => "foo"
(query fetch-value (sql db "select key from cache where key=?") "nosuchkey") ; => #f[procedure] (fetch-column s)
Fetches all rows and returns a list containing the first column of each, or '() if there was no column data.
(query fetch-column (sql db "select key from cache")) ; => ("foo" "bar")[procedure] (for-each-row proc)
[procedure] (for-each-row* proc)
Returns a procedure suitable for passing to query, taking one argument, a statement object.
The procedure will call fetch once for each row and call your callback as (proc row), discarding the results.
(query (for-each-row (lambda (x) (print "row: " x))) s) ; row: (1 foo bar) ; row: (2 baz quux) ; => undefined
for-each-row* behaves like for-each-row, but your callback is invoked with one argument for each column value. For example, these produce equivalent results:
(query (for-each-row (match-lambda ((name sql) (print "table: " name " sql: " sql ";")))) (sql db "select name, sql from sqlite_master;")) (query (for-each-row* (lambda (name sql) (print "table: " name " sql: " sql ";"))) (sql db "select name, sql from sqlite_master;"))[procedure] (map-rows proc)
[procedure] (map-rows* proc)
Return a procedure suitable for passing to query, taking one argument, a statement object.
The procedure will call fetch once for each row and call (proc row), collecting the results into a list, in order.
(query (map-rows car) s) ; => (1 2)
Another example; these two produce equivalent results:
(query (map-rows car) (sql db "select name, sql from sqlite_master;")) (map car (query fetch-all (sql db "select name, sql from sqlite_master;")))
map-rows* behaves like map-rows, but your callback is invoked with one argument for each column value.
[procedure] (fold-rows kons knil)[procedure] (fold-rows* kons knil)
Calls (kons x xs) once for each row, where x is the current row data and xs is the seed (previous return value from kons). The initial seed is knil.
(query (fold-rows cons '()) s) ; => ((2 "baz" "quux") (1 "foo" "bar"))
;; sum the returned rowids (query (fold-rows (lambda (x xs) (+ (car x) xs)) 0) s) ; => 3
;; that was contrived, you should actually do the sum in the database (car (query fetch (sql db "select sum(rowid) from mytable;"))) ; => 3
fold-rows* behaves like fold-rows, but the kons callback is invoked with one column for each argument value, plus the seed as the last argument -- for example, as (kons x y z seed). This turns out to be quite inefficient and makes little sense, so fold-rows* is deprecated as of 0.4.2.
[procedure] (first-column row)Returns the first column of row, or #f if the row is '().
(first-column (query fetch (sql db "select sum(rowid) from mytable;"))) ; => 3
You can also use fetch-value here instead:
(query fetch-value (sql db "select sum(rowid) from mytable;")) ; => 3
[procedure] (exec s . args)Resurrects statement s, binds args to s using bind-parameters, and performs an exec*. If s is transient, it is finalized immediately afterward, even if an exception occurs.
[procedure] (exec* s)Executes statement sql, returning the number of changes (if the result set has no columns as in INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE) or the first row (if column data is returned as in SELECT). In the latter case, it is like performing a (query* fetch s), but is more efficient.
Resurrection is omitted, as it would wipe out any bindings. Reset is NOT done beforehand; it is cheap, but the user must reset before a bind anyway.
The statement is always reset afterward, even if an exception occurs, to avoid locking the database. Note however that an internal error when retrieving column data (such as a string > 16MB) will leave the statement open -- this is a flaw in the current implementation.
(exec (sql db "INSERT INTO cache(key, val) values(?, ?);") "chicken" 4) ; => 1 (exec (sql db "SELECT * FROM cache WHERE key = ?;") "chicken") ; => ("chicken" "4") (first-column (exec (sql db "SELECT val FROM cache;"))) ; => "bar" (first-column (exec (sql db "SELECT val FROM cache;"))) ; => "bar"
[procedure] (with-transaction db thunk #!optional (type deferred))[procedure] (with-deferred-transaction db thunk)
[procedure] (with-immediate-transaction db thunk)
[procedure] (with-exclusive-transaction db thunk)
Executes thunk within a BEGIN TRANSACTION block, and returns the value of thunk. The optional type may be one of the symbols deferred, immediate, or exclusive. You may also use the named convenience functions instead of the optional parameter.
The transaction is committed with (commit db) if thunk returns a true value. Escaping or re-entering the dynamic extent of thunk will not commit or rollback the in-progress transaction. However, if an exception occurs during thunk, or thunk returns #f, or the commit fails, the transaction will be rolled back with (rollback db). If this rollback fails, that is a critical error and you should likely abort.
[procedure] (rollback db)Rollback current transaction. Unconditionally resets running queries before doing so, as rollback would fail if read or read/write queries are running. Successful rollback returns a true value. Rolling back in autocommit mode also returns a true value.
[procedure] (commit db)Commit current transaction. This does not rollback running queries, because running read queries are acceptable, and the behavior in the presence of pending write statements is unclear. If the commit fails, you can always rollback, which will reset the pending queries.
Successful commit, or commit in autocommit mode, returns a true value.
[procedure] (autocommit? db)Returns #t if the database is in autocommit mode, or #f if within a transaction.
Error handling
When a database error occurs, an exception of type (exn sqlite) is raised, containing the database error code and message. This information is also available from the database using the error-code and error-message interface.
[procedure] (sqlite-exception? e)Is e an exception raised by the database?
[procedure] (sqlite-exception-status e)Get the database error code as a symbol. See error-code for details.
[procedure] (sqlite-exception-message e)Get the database error message as a string.
[procedure] (error-code db)Returns the last database error code as a symbol.
Symbol | C error code |
ok | SQLITE_OK |
error | SQLITE_ERROR |
internal | SQLITE_INTERNAL |
permission | SQLITE_PERM |
abort | SQLITE_ABORT |
busy | SQLITE_BUSY |
locked | SQLITE_LOCKED |
no-memory | SQLITE_NOMEM |
read-only | SQLITE_READONLY |
interrupt | SQLITE_INTERRUPT |
io-error | SQLITE_IOERR |
corrupt | SQLITE_CORRUPT |
not-found | SQLITE_NOTFOUND |
full | SQLITE_FULL |
cant-open | SQLITE_CANTOPEN |
protocol | SQLITE_PROTOCOL |
empty | SQLITE_EMPTY |
schema | SQLITE_SCHEMA |
too-big | SQLITE_TOOBIG |
constraint | SQLITE_CONSTRAINT |
mismatch | SQLITE_MISMATCH |
misuse | SQLITE_MISUSE |
no-lfs | SQLITE_NOLFS |
authorization | SQLITE_AUTH |
format | SQLITE_FORMAT |
range | SQLITE_RANGE |
not-a-database | SQLITE_NOTADB |
row | SQLITE_ROW |
done | SQLITE_DONE |
Returns the last database error message as a string.
[parameter] (raise-database-errors BOOLEAN) [default: #t]Set to #t to raise an exception on database error, #f to return a false value. Note that certain critical errors, such as "misuse of interface" and arity mismatches of bound parameters will raise exceptions regardless. Procedures in this extension that utilize the low-level interface are written to work correctly with both #f return values and errors.
Disabling raising of database errors is intended for experts and this option may be removed.
Busy handling
Busy handling is done outside of the library, instead of inside the library busy handler, because with SRFI-18 threads it is not legal to yield within a callback. The backoff algorithm of sqlite3_busy_timeout is reimplemented.
SQLite can deadlock in certain situations and to avoid this will return SQLITE_BUSY immediately rather than invoking the busy handler. However if there is no busy handler, we cannot tell a retryable SQLITE_BUSY from a deadlock one. To gain deadlock protection we register a simple busy handler which sets a flag indicating this BUSY is retryable. This is done without invoking a callback into Scheme.
[procedure] (set-busy-handler! db proc)Register the busy handler proc on the open connection db; the handler will be called repeatedly when a prepare or step operation returns SQLITE_BUSY. It is passed the two arguments (db count), which are the associated database connection and the number of times this busy handler has been invoked so far for this operation. The procedure should return #f to stop retrying and have the operation return a BUSY error to the caller, or #t if the busy operation should be retried.
By default, no busy handler is registered. Busy handlers are unique to each connection and must be registered after the connection is open.
(call-with-database (lambda (db) (set-busy-handler! db (busy-timeout 10000)) ; 10 second timeout ...))
[procedure] (busy-timeout ms)Return a procedure suitable for use in set-busy-handler!, implementing a spinning busy timeout using the SQLite3 busy wait algorithm. This handler will wait up to ms milliseconds total before giving up. Other threads may be scheduled while this one is busy-waiting.
User-defined functions
You may define your own scalar and aggregate functions in Scheme.
Currently, a significant performance penalty is imposed on all calls to step once the first user-defined function is registered, due to a limitation on callbacks in Chicken. This penalty is on the order of 10 times, and is imposed on all statements regardless of whether a user function is actually invoked. However, if no functions are registered, there is no penalty.
[procedure] (register-scalar-function! db name nargs proc)Register a user-defined scalar function name of arity nargs. nargs may range from 0 to 127, or -1 to define a function taking any number of arguments. You may define multiple functions with differing numbers of arguments. Defining a function with the same nargs as an existing function will redefine it, even built-in functions.
proc should be a function taking nargs arguments; to delete an existing function, set proc to #f. The return value is used as the value of the scalar function. If an error occurs during the function, it is signaled as a database error.
Functions must be defined anew for every database connection.
Be very careful when combining user-defined functions and SRFI-18 threads.
[procedure] (register-aggregate-function! db name nargs pstep #!optional (seed 0) (pfinal identity))Register a user-defined aggregate function name of arity nargs. nargs may range from 0 to 127, or -1 to define a function taking any number of arguments. You may define multiple functions with differing numbers of arguments. Defining a function with the same nargs as an existing function will redefine it, even built-in functions.
seed is the initial seed passed to this particular invocation of the aggregate function. At every step, pstep is invoked as (pstep seed arg1 ... argn) and its return value becomes the next seed. Finally, (pfinal seed) is invoked to do any final transformation necessary on the seed. (For example, if seed is a record, you may need to pull out and return the relevant data.) The return value of pfinal is used as the value of the aggregate function. If an error occurs during pstep or pfinal, it is signaled as a database error.
pstep should be a function taking nargs arguments. To delete an existing aggregate function, set pstep to #f. In this case the values of seed and pfinal are ignored.
Functions must be defined anew for every database connection.
Be very careful when combining user-defined functions and SRFI-18 threads.
Callbacks and SRFI-18
Warning. Callbacks are inherently unsafe in combination with SRFI-18 threads; callbacks must always be exited in the order they were entered, which can be violated with thread-switching or call/cc. sql-de-lite takes care to disable thread scheduling inside user-defined function callbacks. It also traps and safely signals errors via the library.
However, you must not:
- invoke call/cc to escape the user-defined function
- invoke thread-yield! or thread-sleep!
- perform blocking I/O (for example, writing to a file or network port)
unless you are a wizard, or can guarantee no other thread can ever invoke a callback (even one created with another egg).
User-defined functions have not been heavily stress-tested in the presence of multiple threads, so caution is advised.
[procedure] (schema db)Returns a list of SQL statements making up the database schema.
[procedure] (print-schema db)Displays the database schema to the current output port; the result is similar to using .schema at the sqlite3 command prompt.
[procedure] (flush-cache! db)Flush the prepared statement cache,
[procedure] (finalized? statement)Returns #t if the statement is finalized or has never been prepared.
(finalized? (sql db "select 1;")) ; => #t (finalized? (prepare db "select 1;")) ; => #f[string] library-version
A string representing the SQLite3 library version (e.g. "3.6.11").
SRFI-18 threads
If you are operating on the same database in multiple threads, you must open a new connection per thread. Reusing the same connection will result in corruption.
Be very careful when combining user-defined functions and SRFI-18 threads.
About this egg
Version history
- 0.6.1
- Reverse seed and pstep args to register-aggregate-function!, make seed optional
- 0.6.0
- Scalar and aggregate user-defined functions. Upgrade internal library to 3.7.11.
- 0.5.1
- Support named parameters.
- 0.5.0
- Add database-closed?, sql/transient. Ensure transient statements are finalized in QUERY and EXEC. Disable last-resort finalization of open statements in close-database. Warn if database is not closed after call-with-database. Ensure statement column count and column names are correct if the database schema changes. Make preparing whitespace/comment SQL illegal (for now). Ensure resurrected transient statements are still transient.
- 0.4.5
- Add fetch-value, -column, -alists, -row, and -rows. Reset execed stmts that return 0 rows, preventing spurious reserved lock after ROLLBACK. Bind exact numbers to int64, not int.
- 0.4.4
- Remove deprecated milliseconds->time call
- 0.4.3
- byte-vector and pointer types upgraded for compat with Chicken 4.7
- 0.4.2
- Upgrade to SQLite 3.7.3; fix fold-rows* (and deprecate it)
- 0.4.1
- Drop dependency on easyffi
- 0.4.0
- Add integrated SQLite3 library
- 0.3.0
- Initial release
The egg is BSD-licensed. The SQLite 3 library is public domain.


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Reds, Dodgers wrap series with matchup of southpaws
Cincinnati's Cingrani looks to gain split against inconsistent Capuano
The Dodgers and their fans haven't had much to complain about lately. Coming out of the All-Star break winning eight of nine games, Los Angeles has the best record in the Majors since June 22, going 25-6 on the way from last to first in the National League West.
On Sunday, the Dodgers will look to continue their winning ways against the Reds after taking two of the first three games in the series, including a 4-1 win on Saturday.
However, it hasn't been entirely smooth sailing for manager Don Mattingly's club, as he is still looking for someone to hold down the back end of the rotation. One of the guys Mattingly hopes can do the job is Sunday's starter, Chris Capuano.
The 34-year-old left-hander has been wildly inconsistent in his last six starts, holding opponents scoreless in half of those outings while allowing five earned runs in each of the other three. Most recently, Capuano gave up seven hits, including two homers, against the Blue Jays, but he was backed by an offense that exploded for 10 runs as he earned a no-decision.
"He's had good outings and he's had a few rough ones," said Mattingly of Capuano, who started the year in the bullpen. "We're trying to solidify that four and five spot in our rotation and he's one of those guys. We count on him pitching, and good."
On the other side of the mound, Tony Cingrani, who is pitching in place of the injured Johnny Cueto, has been nothing but consistent for the Reds. Despite collecting just one win in his last four starts, Cingrani hasn't allowed more than three runs since May 4 and gave up two runs on three hits in seven innings in his only loss of the season on July 9.
On Tuesday, the Giants touched Cingrani for two runs on five hits, as the 24-year-old left-hander walked three and struck out a pair in 6 2/3 innings. Cingrani threw a career-high 118 pitches against San Francisco in his fifth quality start of the season.
"I was battling myself a little bit," Cingrani said. "I couldn't get my offspeed pitches over too much, but it was enough to get through six, and then I struggled a little the seventh."
In his 12th start of the year, Cingrani will be tasked with slowing down a Dodgers offense that has outscored opponents 55-29 since the break.
Reds: Broxton throws live BP without issues
Reds manager Dusty Baker didn't want to speculate on Saturday when Jonathan Broxton might return from the disabled list, but the 29-year-old right-hander took another step toward his comeback before Saturday's game, when he threw 20 pitches in a live batting practice session at Dodger Stadium.
"He was throwing the ball good," said Baker, who added that Broxton reported no issues. "He didn't quite have the command. That's to be expected, as long as there is no pain. That means he's on the way."
Broxton has been on the DL since June 15 with a right elbow strain, and there is still no timetable for his potential return. During Saturday's BP session, Broxton faced catcher Ryan Hanigan, who has been on the disabled list himself since July 11 with a sprained left wrist and resumed hitting on Friday after a minor setback.
Dodgers: Crawford sent to ER with high fever
The Dodgers were without the services of outfielder Carl Crawford on Saturday, as he was sent to the emergency room with a high fever before Saturday's game. Despite feeling ill Friday, Crawford collected three hits, but when his body temperature rose on Saturday afternoon, the Dodgers decided to send him to the ER.
Manager Don Mattingly said he hoped to have Crawford, who is riding a seven-game hit streak in which he's gone 14-for-33 (.424) with three doubles and three RBIs, back for the series finale on Sunday.
"He's on some antibiotics and wasn't feeling great yesterday," Mattingly said. "He didn't look as good today. I was going to play him today, but he didn't look great when I saw him. So, we're going to shoot for tomorrow. I think we'll be OK with him. I think it's fairly precautionary. There's something going on with a little fever."
Worth noting
• With Saturday's win, the Dodgers are 17-5 (.773) in July, marking what would be the second-best winning percentage for a single month in Los Angeles history. The 1977 team went 17-3 (.850) in April.
• The Dodgers haven't lost a series since dropping two of three against the Pirates from June 14-16.
• Reds reliever J.J. Hoover hasn't allowed a run in 14 games (17 innings), while bullpen mate Manny Parra has made 18 straight scoreless appearances, a stretch spanning 14 2/3 innings entering Sunday.
Jeremy Warnemuende is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Flanaburg said he was fishing when the shark latched onto his kayak.
"It was intense. It was just like the Discovery Channel where you see the eyes roll to the back of the head and the pink gums and his teeth bared," he said.
"It almost instantly, the shark came and it hit the bottom of the boat, lifted the boat up, and grabbed ahold of it and just started shaking the whole boat, and I'm just hanging on to this thing," he added.
Flanaburg said that the force of the shark's bite launched all his supplies into the air, including a bottle of home brew.
"I was pretty much helpless, just hanging on for dear life," he told CBS San Francisco, and estimated that the shark was about 12 feet long.
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S3TC is supported. I can play ETQW with r600g without major issue. There is some bug with textures (bug reported), but you can play!
But you need the 2.6.39 kernel.
Can someone tell me, how much there is left for full S3TC support in r600g? Every time it's needed, I have to switch from my pc to my laptop which uses intel graphics (not fast at all, but at least they show me a non-scrambled picture ^^).
(Yes, I installed libtxc_dxtn, but r600g doesn't seem to be able to use it completely)
It's my daily routine to check mesa for new patches regarding this topic :-)
S3TC is supported. I can play ETQW with r600g without major issue. There is some bug with textures (bug reported), but you can play!
But you need the 2.6.39 kernel.
Just to be sure:
I use mesa, xf86-video-ati, libdrm from git, kernel 18.104.22.168, libtxc_dxtn 1.0.1, printenv says R600_ENABLE_S3TC=1, glxinfo says GL_S3_s3tc, GL_EXT_texture_compression_s3tc and OpenGL renderer string: Gallium 0.4 on AMD RV710 and the following files are present:
Is this all I have to do?
Because no single wine game works with s3tc, though everything seems to be ok. (wine is from git and seems to support S3tc since 2004)
In those games which don't check for S3tc I have severe graphical glitches and those which check tell me "texture compression support not detected".
These games are 32bit Windows binaries, but I don't get it why they don't work...
you need to compile mesa + s3tc for 32 bit. thats really tricky especially for r300g which wants llvm by default. when you use kanotix or pure debian you could try my scripts. i do not support ubuntu, there just use a ppa. the simple instructions to compile mesa are only for 32 bit or when you use only 64 bit apps with a 64 bit os. compiling 32 bit libs on a 64 bit system is much more tricky as you have to fullfill the depends of course there too. for wine you need of course 32 bit libs.
but I can play some of those games on my laptop with intel graphics and I did not need to compile mesa for 32bit there. I am using gentoo and there is emul-linux-x86-opengl for 32bit compatibility. On the laptop I use mesa 7.10.2, libdxbla 1.0.1, libdrm 2.4.25, the same wine version (compiled on my pc) and it simply works. So I conclude there must still be something missing in the radeon code somewhere (further: s3tc is WIP in the status matrix). That's why I asked how much is still missing.
That won't work, those libs are ancient and don't have all the flags enabled.
You will need to compile the driver from scratch for 32 bits. This is an ugly process in gentoo. A friendly user here posted a rough way to do it, so I'll share it with you. You might have to update a few things (my builds are in /usr/local/portage). Don't do this unless you understand what you're doing, though!
I can report that Quake4, Shadowgrounds and Prey (all 32-bit games) work fine with r600g on Gentoo/amd64, but you need to compile the relevant functionality in.Code:cd /usr/local/portage//x11-libs/libdrm ebuild libdrm-9999.ebuild unpack cd /var/tmp/portage/x11-libs/libdrm-9999/work/libdrm-9999 export CFLAGS="-m32" export CXXFLAGS="-m32" sh autogen.sh --prefix=/usr --build=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu --host=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu --mandir=/usr/share/man --infodir=/usr/share/info --datadir=/usr/share --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var/lib32 --libdir=/usr/lib32 --disable-dependency-tracking --enable-shared --disable-static --disable-dependency-tracking --enable-udev --disable-intel --disable-nouveau-experimental-api --enable-radeon --disable-vmwgfx-experimental-api --enable-libkms make cp .libs/libdrm.so.2.4.0 /usr/lib32/ cp ./libkms/.libs/libkms.so.1.0.0 /usr/lib32/ cp ./radeon/.libs/libdrm_radeon.so.1.0.0 /usr/lib32/ cd /usr/local/portage/media-libs/mesa/ ebuild mesa-9999.ebuild unpack cd /var/tmp/portage/media-libs/mesa-9999/work/Mesa-9999 ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr --build=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu --host=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu --mandir=/usr/share/man --infodir=/usr/share/info --datadir=/usr/share --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var/lib32 --libdir=/usr/lib32 --disable-option-checking --with-driver=dri --disable-glut --without-demos --enable-xcb --disable-debug --disable-glw --disable-motif --enable-glx-tls --enable-asm --with-dri-drivers=,swrast,r600 --enable-gallium --with-state-trackers=glx,dri,egl,vega --disable-gallium-llvm --disable-gles1 --disable-gles2 --disable-gles-overlay --disable-gallium-svga --disable-gallium-nouveau --disable-gallium-i915 --disable-gallium-i965 --disable-gallium-radeon --disable-gallium-r600 --disable-gallium-i915 --disable-gallium-i965 --disable-gallium-radeon --enable-gallium-r600 --enable-32-bit --enable-texture-float make cp lib32/libGL.so.1.2 /usr/lib32 cp lib32/libGL.so.1.2 /usr/lib32/opengl/xorg-x11/lib/ cp lib32/libGLU.so.1.3.071100 /usr/lib32/ cp lib32/libEGL.so.1.0 /usr/lib32/ cp lib32/libOpenVG.so.1.0.0 /usr/lib32/ cp lib32/egl/* /usr/lib32/egl/ cp lib32/r600_dri.so /usr/lib32/mesa/r600_dri.so cp lib32/gallium/r600_dri.so /usr/lib32/mesa/r600g_dri.so cp lib32/gallium/swrastg_dri.so /usr/lib32/mesa/ cp lib32/swrast_dri.so /usr/lib32/mesa/ rm /usr/lib32/dri/r600g_dri.so rm /usr/lib32/dri/r600_dri.so ln -s /usr/lib32/mesa/r600g_dri.so /usr/lib32/dri/r600g_dri.so ln -s /usr/lib32/mesa/r600g_dri.so /usr/lib32/dri/r600_dri.so
mid profile:
default engine clock: 850000 kHz
current engine clock: 800000 kHz
default memory clock: 975000 kHz
current memory clock: 975000 kHz
voltage: 1313 mV
low profile:
default engine clock: 850000 kHz
current engine clock: 500000 kHz
default memory clock: 975000 kHz
current memory clock: 975000 kHz
voltage: 923 mV
but remember that my chip is RV790
I guess nobody here would claim otherwise. But the shift of the topic over to power management in this thread is really nice too see, since this shows how high quality r600g has become.
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The news comes six weeks after city officials filed the largest municipal bankruptcy case in U.S. history.
The producers hope to hire over Michigan workers, 500 local vendors and spend $5.1 million on hotels for cast and crew.
Snyder says, "Detroit is a great example of a quintessential American city, and I know it will make the perfect backdrop for our movie."
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much are the tickets?
- Adults: $13
- Concession: $11
- Children 4 to 16 years: $9
- Kids 0 – 3 years: Free
- Carload: $30 ( Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday)
Carload: $25 (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday )
This is the best price for 3 or more people in the one car. It applies for up to 7 people, but all must have seatbelts i.e. be seated legally. All patrons must arrive in the one car at the same time. This applies to Single feature sessions; this is the maximum price you will pay per session. It does not include two single sessions. A discount additional ticket is available if you wish to see more than one single session on the same night.
Movie Marathons
- $18 per person
Bargain Tuesday
- $10 per person
Add a 2nd film
- $5 per person
- $10 Per carload
We do have credit card facilities at the ticket box.
G – General
PG – Parental Guidence
M – Mature Audiences
MA15+ – 15 & under must be accompanied by an adult or guardian
R – Restricted admission only over 18 admitted
When are you open?
We are open every night of the year except Christmas Night 25th Dec.
Can I book in advance?
We do not take advance bookings. We are unable to reserve a seat like a cinema, so it is first come first served. We always recommend you arrive 20 mins before the session time and 30 mins prior on Saturdays and holidays. When we fill up, it is only the latecomers that miss out!
Do you sell online tickets?
No we don't offer online ticketing; all tickets are sold at the ticket-box only. We do sell a gift voucher that may be ordered online for a birthday, Christmas or other special occasion. It must be exchanged for a ticket at our ticket box on the night of use. It takes up to one week to arrive in your mailbox.
How early should I arrive?
We always suggest arriving 30 mins prior to the session start time on weekends and holidays. We do sell out often due to our low prices so don't arrive right at the session start time without expecting some delay in entering the drive-in. Nobody who arrives 30 mins prior ever misses out, only those who arrive at or near the actual session time face that risk. Weekday sessions are not as busy but the ticket box and Lunar Cafe can still be conjested right at show start time.
Where is the Lunar drive-in located?
We are at 115 South Gippsland Hwy, Dandenong. Click on the map on this page for an enlargement. We are now closer to you than ever before, from Eastlink take the Dandenong Bypass Road and it will take you almost to our driveway entry. We are also less than 20 minutes from Chadstone on the Monash freeway. Melway reference 95 H2.
Why visit the Lunar Drive-in?
The benefits of the drive-in theatre compared to a multiplex cinema are many:
- No need for a babysitter, bring the kids and let them enjoy the show or fall asleep in the back seat!
- Carload pricing. A family of 5 (or 6 or 7) is only $30 here, it is over $80 at Village or Hoyts!
- No parking problems, drive right in and select your spot.
- You can talk during the movie, even on your phone!
- Eat, drink and relax in your own private Gold Class (car). Enjoy Burgers and hot snacks from our Lunar Cafe during the show.
- Come dressed as you are.
- Cheaper movies! Bargain sessions every night and the best value family carload tickets around. See pricing above.
- You control the sound level, never too loud or too soft.
- Bring doonas, pillows and sleeping bags, lie down in the back of your van, wagon or ute.
- Sit on outdoor chairs next to your car or on our lawns on warm nights.
- Bring a walkman or portable stereo so you can wander around and never miss any of your movie.
At what time do the gates and Lunar Cafe open?
Generally they open at least 30 minutes before the first session of the night. On Fridays, Saturdays and holidays the gates and Lunar Cafe open about 60 minutes before the first session. The opening time is listed with the session times on our home page.
Can I pay by card at the ticket box?
We have EFTPOS facilities at the ticket box.
What happens if it rains?
We operate in all weather conditions except heavy fog. Many enjoy spending a cool rainy evening snuggled in their car under the doona, we are often told it adds a great atmosphere when misty rain sweeps in!
Can I hold a parking spot for my friends?
You may hold a parking spot only up until the feature commences. Then you must give up the position to anyone else who wishes to park there.
Low Clearance Entry
Our ticket box verandah has a 2.2 meter height clearance. Use the far right or far left lanes if you have a 4wd with roof racks, a tall van or truck. Do not try to enter under the verandah thinking you might make it; you won't!
Can I bring in outside food?
Whilst we do permit outside food in the drive-in theatre, we offer a full range of quality hot snacks at affordable prices in the Lunar Cafe. Hamburgers, hot dogs, donuts, chips, popcorn, soft drinks and choc-top ice creams are just some of the items on offer, click on the Lunar Cafe section for more details. The Lunar Cafe helps keep this drive-in open as most of your ticket money goes straight back to Hollywood. Your support of the Lunar Cafe is very much appreciated.
What happens if I speed or do burnouts in my car?
You, and all ocupants of your car are out, straight out, without refund.
How Do I Apply For a Job?
We accept applications for positions any time and hire staff once or twice per year. All applications must have details of education and previous experience (if applicable), valid references, your availability for work and a recent passport-type or ID picture. You can post it or email it to us – details in our "Contact Us" section.
Where can I find the session times?
The home page of this website has our current session times. Our 24hr session info line is 9706 9988. We are also on facebook, Your Movies, Melbourne Citysearch and Yahoo movies also display our session times along with many other websites. Our giant highway sign at the entrance displays current films and times.
Can I stay and see a second movie?
Yes, you can add any second film for only $5 per person. You may purchase these tickets for the 2nd movie at time of entry or if you are still in the drive-in. You cannot leave and return and receive these $5 tickets.
Can I bring along a BBQ?
No, BBQ's are not allowed at the drive-in.
Is my dog allowed at the drive-in?
Yes, you may bring your dog as long as it is on a lead at all times and does not enter the cafe. Doggy doos must be collected; families play on our grassed areas!
Can I swear loudly, upset others around me or disobey a request by management?
Only if you want to find yourself kicked out without refund.
Can I bring my outdoor chairs?
Yes, you may bring outdoor chairs. We require they be placed in front of your vehicle. If they are alongside your vehicle they may not be seen in the dark and another car may try to park in that position.
Can I remain in the drive-in after my movie finishes?
At the conclusion of the session we require you to exit the drive-in within five minutes.
How do I listen to the sound?
The speakers have been retired and we broadcast the sound in FM stereo. If your car does not have an FM radio, you can hire one free from us; a deposit of $40 or a drivers licence is required. We only have a limited amount for hire so please bring along your own portable FM radio if your car does not have one.
What happens if I try to sneak someone in inside my boot?
Everyone in the vehicle will be ejected from the drive-in without refund and you risk being charged with theft. You'll also look like a total loser in front of your mates, girlfriend and the other customers as we drag you out. Please don't try to steal from us; we'll guarantee it is a far from pleasurable experience for you.
Can I bring in a video camera or camcorder?
We take seriously the issue of copyright infringement. Our theatres are patrolled nightly by our security staff and those caught using a camcorder, mobile phone, PDA or ANY recording device whilst films are running will be reported to police and AFACT (the government movie anti-theft organisation), they will also be ejected without refund. You may take still pictures of your family and friends, but only up until the session start time. If you see anyone recording sound or images from our screens let the manager know immediately and you'll receive a reward.
Why aren't your sessions advertised further in advance?
We generally advertise session times about 1 – 2 weeks in advance. We constantly strive to bring the most popular films to you and we need to continually assess both our own and the national boxoffice figures to ensure we do this. Locking in sessions too far in advance takes away our flexibility. For an indication of upcoming films, see the Movie Info. page.
How can I advertise on the Lunar Drive-in screens?
We can now offer very affordable full motion on-screen advertising to local advertisers. The rates have been slashed. Contact us direct from our contact page and we'll send you details.
May I walk into the Drive-in and join my friends or family who are already inside?
Yes, but you must purchase a separate ticket. Once a car or person is inside the drive-in their ticket cannot be used to allow others into the drive-in. It is not transferable.
1. If you do not accept these terms and conditions immediately exit the complex.
2. If you are in a vehicle and cannot turn it around you may be subjected to these conditions.
TRADE PRACTICES ACT 1974(Act)
3. None of these conditions of entry exclude, restrict or modify the application of the Act and each of these conditions will apply, except where it is established by a court of competent jurisdiction that the owners of this complex and its management ("We") are liable to you under the Act or any warranties implied by law which we may not contract out of.
4. As stated above, subject to condition number 4, you entered and use the complex at your own risk including the risk of any injury, death, theft, loss or damage.
5. We are not liable to you for personal injury or death occurring in the complex, theft or loss of or damage to or caused by a vehicle (whether occurring in the complex or elsewhere), except to the extent that it was caused by our negligence or wilful act or omission.
6. You and each person who comes into the complex releases us from all claims and liability in respect of and indemnifies us fully against claims by or liability to any other person and any expense We incur in respect of any personal injury, death, theft, loss or damage to the extent that it is lawful under the act and the other applicable laws.
7. You are responsible for securing your vehicle in the complex.
8. None of our employees, agents or contractors have authority to accept any goods for safe custody and we will not be liable in any case for any loss of or damage to any article alleged to have been left with us or any of our employees, agents or contractors for safe custody regardless of how that loss or damage is caused.
10. You must not obstruct the entry or exit of any other vehicle.
11. You must not leave rubbish in the complex except in any bin provided by us for that purpose.
12. You must follow signs and instructions by us and any person appointed by us to control the complex and adhere to and follow any directions and regulations displayed in the complex or otherwise communicated to you from time to time.
13. Your vehicle must not exceed height restrictions under the box office awning. If your vehicle is over 2.2 meters in height you must enter to the right of the main ticket box, stop your car, and purchase your ticket by walking to the ticket box window.
14. We have the right to enter, move (including to an outside area), drive, prevent the exit or movement of, or have towed away any vehicle. We are not liable for any damage caused to your vehicle if we move it.
15. We have the right to refuse or terminate entry without refund .
16. Tickets must be retained at all times.
17. Any form of dangerous and or reckless driving such as drifting , wheel spinning, and burnouts will result in the ejection of the vehicle and all its occupants. A report will be made to the hoon hotline Victoria and registration details, vehicle make and model will be passed on. Any supporting video footage will also be passed to police.
18. No photography, filming or video recording is permitted without prior consent.
19. Children under 12 years must be supervised at all times when using the playground . We will not be liable for personal injury incurred or death while us ing the playground . Inappropriate behaviour, running and jumping from equipment will not be tolerated in the playground.
20. Each vehicle is entitled to one space.
21. Legal limits apply. Each passenger must have an individual seat belt.
22. Footwear must be worn at all times.
23. Be considerate of people around you. Do not shout or raise your volume excessively. Obscene language will not be tolerated.
24. Laser pointers are forbidden. Use will result in the ejection of the vehicle and all occupants.
25. Children under 12 years must be supervised at all times.
26. Your vehicle must not exceed 20km/h at any time whilst driving in the complex.


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So sweet... You sure can tell he loves his Mama!
Oh, he's so cute!!Mary
Just beautiful!!
Sweet picture! I think they are always babies in bigger bodies LOLLove the second pic! it's so adorable!Happy WW
So sweet!
I love these pics. I want to get an 8x10 in the second one to frame. I can just see Gray on one side of you and Ivy on the other. You may need to look into a double sling.
I feel the same way about Ethan.
They will always be our babies.....no matter what.
Oh, such sweet pictures. I could just kiss him.
He still has that baby look in his face! So precious. Such sweet pictures.
So sweet :)
That's like our 6 of 8--she's still the baby!Blessings!
Great pictures!
He will be the baby boy for sure. Baby Girl will be the baby princess.
Gray is soooo cute! Always your baby. They all are.
Love the second picture. He definitely loves his mama!
*sigh* I hear you. I was staring at my daughter today and thinking, "This is one of the last time it will be just us two." I've been trying to memorize as much as I can! :)
Shoot my four year old is still my baby. LOL They will always be our babies. And it'll likely drive them nuts when they are teens and we're calling them our babies. lolGreat shots of Mama and son.
Isn't it heartbreaking though?
Aww. That is precious.I always tell my boys that no matter how big they get they will always be my babies. They love that. My Tommy often comes up to me and says, "Mom? Will I always be ohs baby?" :)
I LOVE that photo of you and Gray.and yes he will always be you "boo" loving baby.
Sweet pictures!
These photos make my heart hurt, in a good way! Beautiful!
What a sweet baby!
You're so right! They will all three always be your babies!!Very sweet pictures!
He will always be your baby. Even as a teenager and beyond. It's really an adorable picture!
Your pictures are so sweet! I have been thinking about that a lot lately with my 2 year old as we get ready for baby #3 this fall...I am not sure I am ready for her to be the "big girl," she is still my baby!
I love when my daughter holds my face like that --- it's those moments when you know what all the hard work of motherhood is SOOO worth it!
I can not believe what a little boy he's become!!!Heidi
He's so beautiful
Awww, Gray! And you're so right. I am 27 years old and I am still the "baby" to my family. :-) Jane
That is so sweet. I feel the same way about all my kids. They will always be my babies.
We tell our 6 & 3 yr olds that they'll always be our babies!
How do you manage to look so good all the time? I can usually be found in sweatpants with scraggly hair and no jewelry. I only have one boy and still can't seem to look so sophisticated. You make it look so easy.
Precious photos! You look great too!
It was the craziest thing seeing Benjamin the morning I was going to the hospital to have Henry. He WAS my baby... this little 14 month old. Then I saw him 6 hours later, and he was this BIG BOY. Crazy. But he will always be your little boy... :)- Audrey
oh! i love the pictures! they are beautiful!
Awww. I now understand why parents hold on for so long. I used to get my panties all in a bunch when my mother would baby me. It is always heartwarming to have Jay grab my face although he doesn't realize what he's doing yet!P.S. Love the shaaaades!
I love how they cup your face in their hands.....so sweet girlie! I love those.
Those pictures are PRECIOUS Stephanie.
Of course he will! So sweet...
Great pics!
They always stay your baby even when they are 37! You are still your mom's baby, too.
We were lookin at our youngest the other day and thinking the same thing. I've been sneakin in a few extra cuddles here and there.
Your comment is gonna totally make my day!


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Plenty of scholarships for FRC volleyball team
The Feather River College volleyball team is nothing but smiles April 17 at a special signing ceremony in the college's gym. All nine sophomores on the team signed on to four-year universities with full-ride scholarships. Photo by James Wilson
Entire FRC volleyball team offered full-ride scholarships
The Feather River College volleyball program has a lot to be proud of. The team had an amazing season last fall with an impeccable record. Last week, the team outdid itself when every eligible player on the team signed to a four-year school with a full-ride scholarship.
To celebrate the team's accomplishments, a signing ceremony was held in the college's gym April 17. The team's coach, Sarah Ritchie, made it her goal from the start of the season to garnish attention from bigger schools to hopefully give her team this opportunity.
"I am beyond excited for my sophomores," said Ritchie. "These nine girls have put in two years of hard work and dedication and it has paid off big time."
The team worked extremely hard this last season, she said, and caught the attention of multiple schools by dominating on the court. Feather River crushed nearly every opponent, finishing the season with a 31-3 record. In conference play, the Eagles were undefeated.
Feather River's players received one accolade after another once the season ended. Marilyn Agae was named All-American by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. Agae was also named the Golden Valley Conference's most valuable player, and received an all-state and all-NorCal title.
Callie Aberle was also named all-state by the California Community College Athletic Association. Lindsey Ball and Amber Hall both received all-conference selections while Jessica Voyles and Jeanette Van Sickle received honorable mentions.
Once the season ended, offers began to flood in. Ritchie spent the next four months with her team members, weighing their options. By April 17, everyone made her decision and everyone received a full-ride scholarship.
A total of half a million dollars in scholarship money was offered to the nine sophomores on the team. Each one of them will get to continue their education and won't spend a penny doing so.
At the signing ceremony, the nine women lined up at a table. One by one they said what they will miss most about Feather River College. All mentioned their teammates and the strong bond that was formed playing with one another.
"I am very proud of each and every one of these girls and I feel confident that they are leaving FRC with the tools to be successful at the next level," continued Ritchie.
Each player then told the crowd in attendance which school they chose and what their major is.
Agae will attend Grand Canyon University and study criminal justice. Aberle plans to study kinesiology at the University of Hawaii in Hilo. Stacey Witt will accompany Aberle to Hilo to study education.
Ball plans to attend the University of West Alabama and major in sports medicine. Van Sickle is going to Lynn University to study biology. Hall will stay in the state at California State University, East Bay to study kinesiology.
Voyles will head to the University of Alabama and major in sports management. Carolann Warren plans to be a pharmacy major at Newberry College. Bailee Bradley plans to study education at William Jessup University.
All the players were noticeably excited as they got ready to sign the contracts. Ritchie then gave them their last bit of instruction as their coach.
"Ladies, pick up your pens. You are now signing your next two years of your life away!"


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Family Storytime - Main (ages 3-6 years)
Submitted by oplin on Thu, 12/13/2012 - 12:40pm
Family Storytime builds children' s language skills by involving the entire family with interactive stories,songs, rhymes and crafts. Younger children are also welcome to attend.
This program will take place in the Lenski Program Room of the Main Library, 201 S. Fountain Ave., Springfield, OH. Call (937) 328-6905 for more information.
Storytimes will be canceled if the Springfield City Schools are closed due to inclement weather.
Monday, January 21, 2013 - 7:00pm - 7:45pm


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California Outdoors
Lights at night to monitor wildlife behavior and movement?
Q: Is it legal to use lights to monitor wildlife if you do not have any guns in your possession? Watching wildlife at night is a very interesting way to educate kids to be on the lookout for and gain an interest in wildlife. I've always wondered if using lights to do this would be considered harassment somehow and not be allowed?
—Bill T.
A: It is not illegal to shine lights since you won't have a "method of take" with you, but your activities could alert a game warden who might think you are using the spotlights to poach game at night. Be aware that there are vehicle code laws that prohibit shining a hand-held spotlight from a motor vehicle, and another provision that requires "off road" lights to be covered while traveling on a public roadway or highway.
Instead, you might consider using a trail cam like those sold at outdoor gear stores. These will allow you to capture (via night vision equipment) images of wildlife that might be visiting a watering hole or passing through an area where the camera could capture their image. There are some cameras that take photos when a light sensor is tripped and some that take photos at certain time intervals.
The trail cams would not bother or harass the wildlife and you'd be able to capture them while they are acting normally, doing whatever they are naturally doing at night. You might also be surprised by the different species that will appear that you probably were not expecting!
How much help for a legally blind angler?
Q: I helped my boss, who is legally blind, get a disabled license for fishing. However, due to her disability, she will need help baiting her hook. Can I legally help her without needing a two-pole stamp?
—Sandy B.
A: Yes, as long as you are just assisting and not controlling the rod or reeling the fish in for her, you will not need a fishing license or second rod stamp.
When fishing catch-and-release for ocean fish, what's the limit?
Q: If my friend and I catch and retain our boat limit of salmon, can we continue fishing for them if all are immediately released?
A: No. If you have taken and retained your limit of salmon, or any other limit of fish, you cannot continue fishing with gear and methods that will most likely target those fish. According to Department of Fish and Game Lt. Dennis McKiver, if you were to do this, by law you are attempting to take more salmon. "Take" is defined by law to include hunting, pursuing, catching, capturing or killing, or attempting to hunt, pursue, catch, capture or kill (Fish and Game Code, section 86 and California Code of Regulations, section 1.80).
If you are in possession of a limit of salmon, you may not attempt to catch additional salmon. If you do, you could be subject to a citation if you are targeting salmon while you are in possession of your limit of salmon. In addition, salmon are not good candidates for catch and release fishing because they are highly susceptible to hooking mortality, so it is important to stop salmon fishing when you reach your limit.
Can a non-hunter carry an unloaded shotgun when with other hunters?
Q: While hunting on a game bird club, can a non-licensed, non-hunter carry an unloaded shotgun while walking with other hunters?
A: While it may not technically violate the law for you to carry an unloaded shotgun without a license, by doing this with others who have ammunition and are taking game, it will likely generate many questions by the game warden contacting you in the field. Whether or not you have a hunting license is not an element of "take."
You may argue you are not taking game, but the warden has sufficient evidence to prove you are. Do you really want to put yourself through the hassle of going to court? Leave the firearm behind if you want to go with your buddies while they are taking game.
Legal to bait for coyotes?
Q: Is it legal to use animal carcasses as bait for hunting coyotes?
A: Yes, the carcass of legally acquired wildlife may be used as bait when taking coyotes. It is legal to use feed, bait or other material capable of attracting coyotes and other nongame animals unless you're hunting these animals with the assistance of hunting dogs (California Code of Regulations Title 14, section 475(e)).
Carrie Wilson is a marine biologist with the California Department of Fish and Game. Contact her at email@example.com.


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New discoveries in the life sciences benefit Indiana in two ways-by contributing to statewide economic stability through new business and job growth and by improving the overall health of Indiana citizens.
Indiana University has long been at the forefront of healthcare. IU faculty were the first medical professionals in the state to perform a pediatric heart transplant. And IU oncologist Lawrence Einhorn developed a treatment for testicular cancer that brought the survival rate from 10 percent to 95 percent.
Through its partnership with IU Health, a private, nonprofit organization, IU provides advanced medical care to thousands of Hoosiers each year through these facilities:
- Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health
- IU Health University Hospital
- IU Health Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center
- IU Health Proton Therapy Center
IU School of Medicine physicians, students, and researchers also work closely with these Indianapolis hospitals:
As part of Indiana University's ongoing life sciences initiative, Hoosiers can expect to see more prevention and treatment programs aimed at the state's most critical health problems, from diabetes and obesity to cancer and cardiovascular disease.


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Symptoms of IBS range in intensity from mild to severe and include the following:
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