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(Ed. Note: For the complete Cheverus-Waynflete and Waynflete-Cape Elizabeth girls' lacrosse game stories, see theforecaster.net)
The baseball, softball and lacrosse playoffs are upon us and city teams will be in the middle of the fun.
Here's a look at who's done what and who is playing where as the fun really begins.
Cheverus and Portland's baseball teams made the playoffs, while Deering and Waynflete just missed.
Portland posted double digit victories for the first time since 2007, capping a 10-6 campaign with a 10-1 win at Sanford last Tuesday. Travis Godbout earned the victory with a four-hitter and also drove in two runs. Dan Kane and Jake Knop both had a couple hits. The Bulldogs earned the No. 6 seed in Western Class A and hosted 11th-ranked Windham (7-9) in the preliminary round Tuesday (see theforecaster.net for game story). Portland lost at home to the Eagles, 11-2, on May 24. The teams had no playoff history.
If the Bulldogs prevail, they'll go to No. 3 Biddeford (14-2) Thursday for the quarterfinals. On May 12, Portland lost at the Tigers, 6-4. The last playoff meeting between the schools came in the 2009 preliminary round (a 5-4 Bulldogs victory in nine innings). Portland is 8-1 all-time in the postseason against Biddeford.
Cheverus finished on a 1-4 skid, capped by an 11-1 loss at Noble Wednesday, to wind up 8-8. Logan McCarthy and Mitchell Powers both had two hits. The Stags earned the No. 9 seed in Western A and played at No. 8 Thornton Academy (8-7-1) in Tuesday's preliminary round. Cheverus lost at home to the Golden Trojans, 4-3, in 10 innings, on May 29. The teams last met in the postseason in the 2011 quarterfinals, a 5-2 Stags' victory en route to the state championship. That evened the all-time postseason series at 1-1.
The winner advances to meet top-ranked South Portland (14-2) in Thursday's quarterfinals. Cheverus lost at the Red Riots, 2-0, on May 12. The Stags beat South Portland, 8-2, in the 2011 semifinals, in the only previous postseason encounter.
Deering finished 4-12 and 14th in Western A (but only 12 teams qualify). The Rams had a chance to get in if they won at Westbrook in the finale last week, but after scoring twice in the top of the eighth inning, Deering watched in frustration Blue Blazes answered with three runs to prevail, 3-2. Nick Carmichael and Ben Peterson both had two hits and an RBI and Dan Marzilli threw seven shutout innings.
Waynflete needed to win its finale at Sacopee last Tuesday, but fell, 8-3, to finish 8-8 and 13th in Western C (only 12 teams made the cut). Nick Morrill and Isaac Scher both homered as the Flyers fell short of the postseason for the first time since 2009.
The semifinals will be Saturday and will be played on the fields of the higher remaining seeds. The Western A Final is Tuesday of next week at St. Joseph's College in Standish. The Class A state game is Saturday, June 21, at St. Joe's.
Cheverus and McAuley's softball teams earned playoff berths, while Deering and Portland fell short.
The Stags capped the best season in program history at 13-3 after a 12-0 (five inning) home win over Massabesic last Wednesday. Brittany Bell threw a one-hitter, struck out 10 and homered. Cheverus earned the No. 3 seed in Western A and will host either No. 6 Falmouth (10-6) or No. 11 Marshwood (5-11) in the quarterfinals Thursday. The Stags have no history with the Yachtsmen, who are playing up in the Class A postseason due to increased enrollment. Cheverus beat the visiting Hawks, 10-1, back on April 30. The Stags and Hawks have no playoff history.
McAuley wound up 8-8 and earned the No. 9 seed to qualify for the postseason for the first time since 2011. The Lions went to No. 8 Noble (11-5) for a prelim Tuesday. McAuley lost at the Knights, 11-1 (in six innings), May 21. The Knights beat the Lions in the 2000 preliminary round (7-6) and the 2004 preliminary round (10-7, in eight innings).
If McAuley was able to spring the upset, it would go to top-ranked Scarborough (16-0) in the quarterfinals Thursday. The Lions gave the host Red Storm fits back on May 16, falling, 7-6. The teams have no playoff history.
The semifinals will be Saturday and will be played on the fields of the higher remaining seeds. The Western A Final is Tuesday of next week at St. Joseph's College in Standish. The Class A state game is Saturday, June 21, at St. Joe's.
Portland showed nice improvement this year and wound up 5-11, but the Bulldogs placed 14th, which left them two spots shy of a playoff spot. Portland closed with a 20-0 (five inning) home loss to Scarborough.
Deering isn't a playoff team either, but celebrated like it won a state championship last Monday, when it scored twice in the top of the seventh to win at Marshwood, 10-9, snapping a 50-game losing streak and finishing the year 1-15 and 17th in the region. The victory was the Rams' first since May 24, 2011 (10-3 over visiting Windham). Erin Winschel drove in the tying run wand Kaytlin DiBiase scored the winner on a passed ball. Sydney Giroux, who scored the tying run, singled, doubled and had three RBI, while Cassidy Coyne added two hits with an RBI.
"It felt really good," said Deering coach John Moody. "The girls were really excited. It was fun. It was good for them to get a taste of winning. It was a long time in coming. A lot of hard work. We were competitive in a lot of games. It was good to see steady improvement. This win will go a long way toward next year.
"There were times it was frustrating and there were times I didn't think (winning) would happen. I just had to get the girls to buy in. They truly kept trying. I couldn't be more proud."
Now that the Rams have gotten over the hump, look for more success next spring.
"We return a lot, but we'll be young," Moody said. "The girls are buying in. Realistically, I want us to be a .500 club next year. I think we have a good shot to make the playoffs. It's just a matter of time."
Boys' lacrosse
Cheverus, Portland and Waynflete's boys' lacrosse teams are chasing titles.
The Stags, the two-time defending Eastern A champion, will be the No. 3 seed in the region after an 8-4 season and will host No. 6 Edward Little (5-7) in Wednesday's quarterfinal round. The teams have no playoff history.
The Bulldogs finished a resurgent 6-6 campaign with a 10-9 home win over Marshwood Thursday. D.J. Cooper led the way with three goals. Portland earned the No. 7 seed and will play at second-ranked Messalonskee (9-3) in Wednesday's quarterfinal round. The teams didn't meet this year. The only previous playoff encounter came in the 2010 Eastern A Final, won by the Bulldogs, 10-8.
Deering wasn't able to qualify in Eastern A this year, winding up 3-9 and ninth (only eight teams made the cut) after a 22-5 home loss to Westbrook. The Rams missed the postseason for the first time since 2009.
In Western B, Waynflete earned the No. 5 seed at 8-4 after closing with a 20-11 home win over Freeport. The Flyers will play at No. 4 Greely (7-5) in Wednesday's quarterfinals (see theforecaster.net for game story). The teams didn't play this year. Waynflete won both prior playoff encounters (8-5 in the 2003 quarterfinals and 11-8 in the 2005 preliminary round).
Looking ahead, the semifinals are Saturday and the regional final is Wednesday of next week. Both rounds will be contested on the field of the higher remaining seeds. The Class A and Class B state finals are both Saturday, June 21 at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.
Girls' lacrosse
On the girls' side, the two defending state champions, Cheverus (Class A) and Waynflete (Class B), look to repeat.
They squared off last Wednesday of last week in an instant classic at Cheverus. Neither power led by more than a goal and the game was tied nine different times, the last on a free position goal from Cheverus' Anne Veroneau. Then, as time ran down, Elyse Caiazzo passed to Alex Logan, who scored with 0.6 seconds left to give the Stags a palpitating 10-9 victory. Caiazzo, Logan and Meredith Willard all had three goals and goalie Hope Correia made seven clutch saves.
"We were trying to run out the clock, but we didn't mean to wait so long," Logan said. "It just worked out that way. I've never been more excited. I've never been more pumped than I was at that moment."
"I wasn't even sure what I was looking for," said Caiazzo. "Alex popped at the right moment. I had to make a wish and I threw the ball and she got it, thank God."
"We always try to work the clock down and get the last shot," said Veroneau. "We knew Elyse would make a good decision. She's fantastic with feeds. We can trust Alex to score. She's such a good player."
"We haven't lost on our homefield and we played a tough schedule," first-year Cheverus coach Mallory Pelkey added. "It was one of our goals that we wanted to get done and we did. We pulled it out and I was pretty proud. It was a great way to win."
The Stags closed at 9-3, locked up the top seed in Eastern Class A and will open the playoffs at home versus No. 8 Brunswick (5-7) Wednesday in the quarterfinals. The teams didn't play this year. Cheverus lost to the Dragons in the 2011 (14-3) and 2012 (13-8) regional finals.
"We'll definitely be confident going into playoffs," Correia said.
"We'll be ready," Pelkey said. "We have a lot of leadership. More than just our seniors. A lot of these girls have been there before and they're still hungry."
Waynflete, which got four goals and two assists from Cat Johnson and three goals and two assists from Ella Millard, was left stunned by its last-second loss at Cheverus.
"It just wasn't our day today," Flyers coach Cathie Connors said. " It was just two good teams. Cheverus played well. They're a great team with awesome players. I told my girls to hold their heads high. We win as a team and we lose as a team."
The Flyers then closed the regular season at Cape Elizabeth Friday and beat the Capers for the 24th straight time, 10-5, to finish 8-4 and second in Western B. Leigh Fernandez had five goals, while Johnson added three. Helen Gray-Bauer won 12 of 17 draws.
"We knew we had to win and Cape knew it too," Fernandez said. "They played a very good game. It was close at the beginning and we pulled away."
"We always seem to feel like the underdog coming into these games," Johnson said. "That's because they're so talented. It's fun to be challenged."
"We needed this one," Gray-Bauer said. "We came into this game just wanting momentum for the playoffs. We needed to come out strong and we did."
"I'm psyched we brought it all today," Connors added. "Today, we played until the very end. We talked about patience on offense and not forcing it and trusting each other and today it worked."
Waynflete will host a semifinal round game Saturday against either No. 3 Cape Elizabeth (8-4) or No. 6 Falmouth (4-8). The Flyers beat the Capers twice this year (the other was a 6-5 home decision May 13). Waynflete is 8-0 all-time against Cape Elizabeth in the playoffs, including a 16-9 regional final win last spring. The Flyers lost to the visiting Yachtsmen, 8-6, back on May 2. Waynflete has won all three previous playoff meetings against Falmouth, with the latest a thrilling 10-9 victory in the 2012 semifinals.
Portland also made the playoffs this spring. The Bulldogs earned the No. 6 seed in Eastern A after finishing 6-6 with a 19-12 home win over Deering last Tuesday. Hallie Allex and Erin Mahoney had four goals apiece and Ella Coose and Isabel Stehli both added three. Portland will go to No. 3 Cony (9-3) in Wednesday's quarterfinals. The Rams won the regular season meeting at home, 19-13. The teams met in the quarterfinals last year and Cony prevailed, 12-8.
The semifinals are Saturday and the regional final is Wednesday of next week. Both rounds will be contested on the field of the higher remaining seeds. The Class A and Class B state finals are both Saturday, June 21 at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.
Deering (3-9 and ninth) and McAuley (2-10 and 10th) both missed the postseason, as only eight teams qualified in Eastern A. The Rams got four goals from Wyeth Spike in the loss to the Bulldogs.


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I sing. I used to play acoustic guitars in pubs and venues, get paid $100 a night or more, and play covers for 3 or 4 hours with a couple 10 minute breaks in between. I also write music and have a few albums on Amazon.com and iTunes.
Best advice I can give you is that it's just like any other instrument you practice, I sing with music in my car...if you're self conscious you'll keep the windows up, but if you really want to feel free you'll roll them down and belt it out on a country road or a crowded intersection. I remember one day I was sitting in my car singing to a Soundgarden song and when I got out of the car there was this guy that had been listening and looked at me, nodded respectfully, and said "dude your voice is awesome". I told him I wasn't aware that anyone was listening, he said "keep it up".
I still play weddings and stuff from time to time, and I sing and lead worship for the youth group in church. Just keep practicing and do like you do with drums.
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Result: Ken Doherty 3-5 Stuart Bingham
Ken Doherty 3-5 Stuart Bingham
There was only going to be one winner of this frame - Doherty has totally lost his confidence and a missed black from off the spot begins a path to defeat and exit from the Welsh Open.
Bingham, to his credit, closes it out in style with a break of 71. He moves on to the semi-finals.
Ken Doherty 3-4 Stuart Bingham
Doherty's play has deteriorated rapidly and he was been atrocious in this seventh frame.
The Dubliner made mistake after mistake and at 37-7 down, it was remarkable to see him presented with a chance to rescue the frame.
With a simple red to the middle pocket, Doherty sees the red rebound off the corner of the pocket and Bingham eventually can clear up for a 4-3 lead.
It looks game over with Doherty needing the remaining two frames.
Ken Doherty 3-3 Stuart Bingham
This is the first time a frame has been won with conviction since the opener. Stuart Bingham finds himself amongst the balls with black in play and a break of 52 makes it 3-3.
Doherty was back at the table when trailing by 69 with 67 remaining and had a small opening, until he missed a routine pink to leaves the match now all-square.
Ken Doherty 3-2 Stuart Bingham
It was hard work, but Ken Doherty takes frame five of this quarter-final.
Doherty, at 47-27 ahead, was starting to look in danger until he produced a sensational snooker with two reds left on the table.
Both balls were primed in the middle of the table and Bingham, after missing with five attempts, it moves Doherty into a near frame-winning lead.
He pots a red to make sure of the frame. Doherty is back in front.
The mid-session interval begins and we're level with a maximum of five frames to come.
Ken Doherty 2-2 Stuart Bingham
A gripping and error-strewn frame allows Bingham to draw level.
With three reds remaining, after a host of errors by each player and the black and pink out of contention, Doherty had a 27-23 lead.
He pocketed the cueball on the vital red and Bingham moved into a nine-point advantage with 42 remaining, but fluffed a tricky pink, giving Doherty a good position to sink the final red.
He made it, and began on the baulk colours with just the green the difficult pot to make.
The green went down but Doherty lost the white and saw the brown catch the edge of the pocket, presenting the frame to Bingham.
An epic, and one Doherty could rue later today.
Ken Doherty 2-1 Stuart Bingham
A break of 33 sees Stuart Bingham take a healthy lead in the third frame until he misses a red in the right middle with the cueball firmly at the cushion.
But in another safety duel, Bingham leaves Doherty with a simple red and eight reds in a good position with the black open.
He can only make 23 before running out of position and Bingham pounces with a superb long red and the English man makes no mistake this time to close out the frame with a break of 37.
Ken Doherty 2-0 Stuart Bingham
Scrappy start to the second frame with both players missing several shots from down the table and relying on luck to avoid presenting each other with easy opportunities to score heavily.
The Dubliner takes a strong grip on the frame as he moves into a 50-13 after an excellent long red and resulting break.
Doherty comes out on top in the safety battle with another fine pot to secure the frame.
Ken Doherty 1-0 Stuart Bingham
A break of 88 gives Ken Doherty the perfect start against Stuart Bingham. The Dubliner has shown some good form this week, beating John Higgins and Tom Ford to reach this quarter-final. This is another best of nine frames match.


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SAN ANTONIO - There are fewer Salvation Army Red Kettles collecting donations outside of San Antonio stores this holiday season.
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"We're about $75,000 short of where we would be in a normal year," said Ramos.
That's about one-third fewer donations than in 2011, according to Ramos.
Those funds operate the Salvation Army's emergency shelter, which is currently housing about 90 people. The majority of the occupants are children.
The money also funds food for the organization's food pantry, which is handed out to families in need.
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So, Matterhorn got new lighting and vehicles. That's it. Here's video. - Tom Corless - Twitvid
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So, Matterhorn got new lighting and vehicles. That's it. Here's video. - Tom Corless - Twitvid
It appears the soft openings have begun. Here is a video from DisneylandNewsToday's twitter.
"Fantasy, if it's really convincing, can't become dated, for the simple reason that it represents a flight into a dimension that lies beyond the reach of time" Walt Disney
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As of 3:30 pm today they were not running with guests.
But, the walls are down and they said that they will be open tomorrow.
There were a lot of people working on it, but it was not running with passengers.
How were the seats? Are taller people going to have issues.
Thank you for sharing the video and awesome news!
I rode it. recorded it in hd. I will post it when i get home.
Here's a video that I recorded last night during the soft opening of Matterhorn in HD. I stood in line at 7:30 and by the time I got to ride it, it had already turn to night. I knew I should stand in the single rider line.
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I'm 6'1 and I fit into Space mountain at WDW just fine.
I'm very disappointed with these changes, the new bobsled design just kills it for me. Not only that but they had all this time to refurb the show and did absolutely nothing to enhance it. I do like the paint job however, it makes the mountain look a lot more realistic.
New seat belt
Updated look
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September 16,2010
Great ambiance bad food
How would you rate a specialty restaurant when their main items are not available, that too at 8 pm on a Saturday night with two festive occasions coinciding.
I did just say 'badly managed[' coz the restuarant was not even full and they gave the lame excuse that they ran out of it. (famous Kashmiri food like gustaba and rista, kebabs)
We were a big group and left on the mercy of waiter's recommendation as only he had clue of what was available in stock. Unfortunately, what was was served was not up to mark and all we were left with was a large bill.
This place is super expensive - just wish the food had matched its gr8 looking ambiance :(
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December 31,2009
A ride in the "Shikhaara"
I don't think there is ever a way to define "a perfect dinner" and I don't think I will try to attempt it. Although i must say that I had what I would call an absolute thrilling evening. What made it thrilling??Aaaaah.... the ambiance, the setting, the food and yes, the company.
I dined at Shikhaara at kalyani Nagar. A roof-top restaurant that serves Kashmiri and North-Indian delicacies. And i must say that it was the one of the most tastiest Kashmiri food Ive ever eaten. Definitely there is no match for the Kashmiri food cooked by my friend Zohaib's mom. The rooftop hotel has very comfortable seating, chairs, sofas and baithaks (take your pick). The walls of the restaurants have something engraved in Kashmiri language i believe as I could not make head or tail of it. Now for the setting. A candle-lit dinner under a clear sky with a full moon to grace the dark night and the icing on the cake was the music that was playing. From jagjit singh, pankaj udhas to mehdi hussain. The ghazals that were playing back to back just made the air more soothing and enticing.
We were offered papads which were complimentary that helped us get into a perfect conversation. We ordered Kali miri kabab which was spicy and warm for our throats considering we were having cough ;-). we ordered Rishta (minced mutton koftas in red chilli gravy) which was medium-spicy and tasted absolutely perfect with onion kulchas. We ordered steam rice as the gravy was not thick and quite spicy. In deserts we ordered firni that was yummy to say the least with aroma of kesar and other spices. If this was not enough and we could not stop talking about how wonderful the food and the place was, we were served Qahwas that were complimentary as well. Wow!!..its been long since i have had one and I absolutely savored each and every sip of it.
Although its slightly pricey with around INR 350-400 per head, but it is definitely worth the visit.
July 06,2009
Worth another visit to try out the range available
This is the rooftop restaurant of Casanova. And, predictably enough, has lack of signage when trying to figure it via the stairs. They could do with proper lights on the stair as well. Subdued lights on dark-colored stairs make for a potent combination for a grand fall.
The restaurant is open-air (they have a cover for the elements though) and, well laid out. There are enough tables for cosy nooks and private get-togethers. However, note that they allow smoking so, if you are not comfortable with smokers around you, you could decided to give this place a miss. Their service is efficient and unobtrusive and, their menu is elegant although the text and background color make it difficult to read in the artfully placed subdued lights.
4 of us visited this Saturday and, we ordered Veg. Shorba, Tandoori Aloo and Makkai Tikki as starters. The main course had Makai Saag, Dal Bhukhara, Missi Roti and Taftan. The portions are large enough so, order according to your level of hunger. The starters were promptly served and, were hot, appropriately spiced leaving an expected aftertaste in the mouth. Coming to the main course - the Makai Saag was just too scrumptious. A full bodied flavor that has just the subtle hint of the constituent condiments, this was a great dish. A wonderful complement were the Taftan - that gentle hint of orange along with the softness of the bread made it a wonderful bread/roti to have. The Dal Bhukhara was good and, the Missi Roti was expected to be good. It was.
We spent around 400 INR per head which was value for money.
This place is worth a second visit. If you are a non-vegetarian, there is enough variety on the menu to entice your palate.
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I have been living in the Centreville area for about five years now, having moved there from Old Town Alexandria (and several years overseas) and am ever on the lookout for good dining options in the vicinity. It's gotten to the point that we consider an evening at Sweetwater Taven a fancy night out. It used to be that we would go to Simply Bistro (near George Mason) for a nice meal, but they're gone now. Surely someone must have some recommendations!
James: a few months ago I wrote a lengthy post on eateries in the Chantilly area. We're only four miles up Route 28!
How about Chez Marc on Route 28?
The Blue Iguana in Fair Lakes is good for a nice night out. You can certainly dress up, but you don't have to, and the food is fairly sophisticated.
The 11787 Bistro in the Holiday Inn at the Fair Oaks Mall is also good, as is the restaurant in the Fair Lakes Hyatt. What's good about these hotel restaurants is that they LOVE locals! Tables are never hard to come by on weekends, either.
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path-setting.rb not working in Snow Leopard
19 Oct 2009, 17:40
Gregory Clarke (15 posts)
On Leopard, after using the path-setting.rb script, Gem.path contains /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/… and /path/to/RubyCocoa.app/Contents/Resources/third-party/gems as expected. On Snow Leopard, Gem.path contains the user's .gem folder, /Library/Ruby/Gems, then the two folders above.
Unfortunately I don't know enough about RubyGems yet to understand what the script is doing. However, I'll share how I found the problem and what it might mean.
My rubycocoa app uses a gem called nokogiri that compiles at install. On Leopard the bundle has both ppc and i386 architectures; on Snow Leopard the bundle is x86_64 only, because ruby runs as 64 bit. For the gem included in the app bundle I compiled it with all 3 architectures.
The app crashes on launch because it can't find the right architecture for the gem, which is how I found it was using the gem in /Library instead of the app bundle. But it also means that the rubycocoa app is running as 32 bit (which Activity Monitor shows). I wonder why?
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Sorry I didn't reply earlier. I messed up my RSS subscription to this forum.
I will take a look at this. However, I believe that nokogiri doesn't work under Ruby 1.8.7, which is what Apple ships.
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Brian Marick (56 posts)
On Snow Leopard with 1.3.1 (which I believe is an update to what Apple delivers. to be safe, use 'sudo gem update –system'), I replaced the existing make_chosen_libs_and_gems_available in path-setting.rb with this:
def self.make_chosen_libs_and_gems_available $: « root_for_ruby_files + "/third-party/lib" Gem.use_paths(nil, [root_for_ruby_files+ "/third-party/gems", APPLE_GEM_HOME]) end
It seems to work, though I haven't tried it out very thoroughly.
09 Dec 2009, 21:05
Gregory Clarke (15 posts)
Thanks Brian - this works for me on Snow Leopard. I haven't updated Snow Leopard's rubygems, but it is running version 1.3.1.
02 Apr 2010, 22:20
Wolfgang Kittenberger (7 posts)
the changed version of make_chosen_libs_and_gems_available allows to request successful the gems installed in "…./third-party/gems" on Snow Leopard, but it does NOT isolate the "other" gems as intended.
I experimented with this code, but I could not find a way to convince the rubygems subsystem (gem - version 1.3.5/gemcutter - version 0.2.1) to "forget" the standard paths, neither with Gem.clear_paths, nor with removing the "/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/gemcutter-0.2.1/lib/" entry from the $LOAD_PATH before leaving the make…. method.
Any ideas?
03 Apr 2010, 20:05
Gregory Clarke (15 posts)
Somewhere along the line I changed my path-setting.rb file as follows. Under the line: ENV['GEM_HOME'] = root_for_ruby_files + "/third-party/gems" I've added the line: Gem.use_paths(nil, [ENV['GEM_HOME'], APPLE_GEM_HOME])
This seems to work for me. The RubyCocoa app can use both the third-party/gems you've added and the standard Library/Ruby/Gems (such as hpricot).
03 Apr 2010, 21:19
Wolfgang Kittenberger (7 posts)
I understood the intention of the make_chosen_libs_and_gems method so, that only gems distributed by Apple and those installed in the /third-party/gems directory could be required. This should avoid our application to fail on another system when the required gems are not installed there. And it works so under Leopard, but not under Snow Leopard.
04 Apr 2010, 00:41
Gregory Clarke (15 posts)
Right, and the modified code works for me under Snow Leopard. Here's the whole modified method in case I've forgotten something:
def self.make_chosen_libs_and_gems_available $: « root_for_ruby_files + "/third-party/lib" RbConfig::CONFIG['sitelibdir'] = $:.last # Rubygems uses this unless require 'rubygems' Gem::ConfigMap[:sitelibdir] = $:.last end Gem.clear_paths ENV['GEM_HOME'] = root_for_ruby_files + "/third-party/gems" Gem.use_paths(nil, [ENV['GEM_HOME'], APPLE_GEM_HOME]) # Snow Leopard end
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Wolfgang Kittenberger (7 posts)
Thanks Gregory - this works for me too!
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Required Viewing: Diary of Anne Frank, October 9-13.
Wiley and the Hairy Man, November 21-24
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3) Set Running Crew: Under the supervision of a crew head, you will be responsible for placing, striking, and shifting set units/props during Tech. Week and the run of Wiley and the Hairy Man.
NOTE: Running crews and board ops must be available evening hours the week before the show opens and the nights of performance. All crew members are required to attend the "strike" of the show. Students will be expected to work until their selected area's work is completed. Those consistently "unavailable" are not working to complete the assignment and will receive a grade reflective of such.
Each student can expected to put in approximately 20-25 hours per crew assignment. Your work attitude and your application of materials covered in the class will affect your grade.
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30 Stage Spaces Ch 2
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25 2D – Framed Scenery
27 Weight Bearing
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09 No Class
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21 Lighting & Instruments Ch 14, 17
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28 Distribution Ch 15, 21
30 Color Ch 16
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13 Styles & Spattering
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We are engaged in manufacturing and distributing large gamut of Health Weighing Scales including 2 In 1 Weighing Scales that are precision engineered by using the best grades of electronic components and other raw materials. These are used for weighing adults and babies with high accuracy. It features high contrast LED display and side rails for safety of babies. It has a sturdy base and can be availed at reasonable prices.
Our range of Digital Baby Weighing Scales to weigh a new born baby, capacity upto 20kg with pound conversion and autohold function. It has durable, molded plastic baby tray.
Our products also have the following facilities:
Durable, Moulded Plastic Baby Tray
Feather Touch Keys
Zero Setting Facility
Auto Hold Facility for Accurate Weighing of Active Babies
Kg to Pound Conversion Facility
User Friendly Calibration Facility
We bring forth for our clients a range of Body Mass Index Scales (BMI), which is suitable for people of all ages. These products a combination of 3 functions and facilitates weighing, height measuring and auto calculate your body mass index. It also shows current room temperature in scrolling display in standby mode.
Display whether a person is
We have gained prominence in manufacturing and supplying large assortment of Health Weighing Scales such as Health Scales that are designed for determination of Body Mass Index by selecting male or female options for flawless measurements. It is widely used by health experts, physicians, dieticians, and so forth to determine whether person is underweight, overweight, or obese. It displays temperature and health messages in idle condition. It also facilitates printing, resetting, and calibration.
We are presenting our valued clients wide array of Health Weighing Machines such as Body Fat Scale that is extensively used to measure body fat percentage, bone mass value, percentage of water in body, BMI, and BMR. It shows the results in large backlit LED display panel. It is manufactured by using cutting edge technologies and is being offered at very reasonable rates to our clients.
We offer Multi Age Digital Weighing Scales for weighing multi age people , Following are the Features of our product.
For Weighing in Supine, Seated & Standing Positions:
We bring forth for our clients a range of Body Mass Index Scales (BMI), which is suitable for people of all ages. These products a combination of 3 functions and facilitates weighing, height measuring and auto calculate your body mass index. It also shows current room temperature in scrolling display in standby mode. Display whether a person is Under Weight Ideal Weight Over Weight Obesity Extreme Obesity followed by differential overweight / underweight In Idle Condition: Displays temperature in Celsius & Fahrenheit Health is Wealth (Scrolling) Say Wait to Overweight (Scrolling) Others Details: Male Female Section Key : To Select the gender for which the BMI is to be calculated. Because the BMI evaluation table differs in males and females Reset Key : To reset the readings for next person's evaluation Print Key : To Print the results of individual person Calibration Key : Feather - touch Calibration Facility


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