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The Blaisdell hits the big 5-0... And the city of Honolulu wants to make it feel new again... Today planners got a fresh perspective on the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to creating an arts corridor.. KITV's Catherine Cruz joins us with these new findings.. A non- profit group of top planners from the Urban Land Institute have been in town to help begin the process for transforming the NBC--with or without 700 foot high skycrapers. The Blaisdell Area is showing its age. A leaky roof, not enough bathrooms, food concessions or parking. Few would argue it needs an overhaul... But how does a cash-strapped city pay for it? - Mayor 33: 42 - 33: 45 -"We own the land and we are going to pay for part of the building and could the private sector help? The dream is for an iconic state - of- the- art arts center. - Mayor Caldwell 3425--34:38 -"We have the arena. We have the exhibition hall. We have the concert hall we could reconfigure maybe the arena is moved to the center of the block. For me. Id' like to see more green space" And while the NBC falls within the Kakaako District, the mayor says just because the agency that oversees it wants the city to consider a super high residential tower... doesn't mean that's what's going to happen. To help pay for the plan some cities have promoters pay a seat tax, although it could drive up the price of a show. In other venues, it's a cultural tax of a penny or more to offset programs or to pay for upkeep. - Ginger White Brunetti 42:57- 43:04 "So in many instances that allows us to operate in the black and have money left over to do the required maintenance," The Urban Land Insitute sees it as an opportunity to link the capitol district and chinatown along a cultural arts path that includes McKinley High and dovetails with rail and the plans for Kakaako mauka and makai. To some its all about branding and building on what's already there. - Henry Ing 29:20 29: 34 -"Right now the mall exists through River Street, Chinatown through downtown to the capitol district. How wonderful it would be to add one more block and this arts complex they are talking about," The city is already working toward that end expanding the sidewalk behind Honolulu Hale to allow for bike path that would encourage access to Thomas Square and the steps of the Blaisell Center. And while we are seeing rapid rise of new buildings in Kakaako--the mayor says the NBC redo isn't going to happen overnight. Expect to see a series of town hall meetings as the vision for the culture and arts district takes shape.
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However, on Wednesday John and I were fortunate enough to attend a foraging day there, led by Dr Patrick Harding, a renowned naturalist, being shown what a wealth of food there is to be found for free in spring.
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Dr Harding is probably best known in his role as a 'mycologists' – an expert in the study of mushrooms and his delight was unfeigned when on our foraging ramble round the beautiful Fischer's garden we chanced upon an edible but dreadfully poisonous-looking layered saddle mushroom apparently also called Dryad's saddle and Pheasant's back… We were prepared to take on trust that this was edible, if slightly tough.
He is also interested in the chemicals present in plants, and the medicinal and other uses these are put to. We however concentrated on the edible, and how one can pep up a salad with chickweed or sweet cicely and brighten it up with dandelion petals. One can make soup from the young leaves of nettles in spring, and pesto from ransoms, i.e. wild garlic leaves…
After an hour's invigorating and enlightening ramble we returned to the hotel to enjoy a truly wonderful lunch, with every dish containing some of the wild plants we had learnt about. Fischer's has a Michelin star so you can be sure a meal will always be delicious, attractively presented and what's more pleasantly served. On Wednesday we all ate at one big table and the conversation and laughter flowed as well as at any successful private lunch party with friends.
My only regret was that I didn't take notes. Several wise people did, and I thought it was all so interesting I would remember every word but my confidence was sadly misplaced. Lots of interesting snippets linger tantalisingly in the back of my memory.
John and I both enjoyed it so much we are planning to go to the autumn forage at Fischer's on October 22nd and this time I will take notes.


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Posted 07 November 2010 - 07:23 PM
This guy rapes chicks.
This guy bangs chicks on tape.
The football gods appreciate the latter and not the former.
Posted 07 November 2010 - 07:47 PM
We face a traditional (er, neo-traditional) rival in the Pittsburgh Steelers this week. A rival that, for some reason or another, has always been viewed as the runaway favorite in these matchups. And time and time again, the Patriots have defied the odds and pierced the Steel Curtain. This week will be no exception.
This week. We're on the road against a superior opponent on paper. We've got em right where we want em.
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I'll be surprised if the Pats pull it out. The Steelers are an incredibly tough match-up, particularly at home.
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Steelers coach Mike Tomlin met with the media on Tuesday to address the team's 27-21 win over the Bengals. Among other things, he reviewed the injuries from Monday night, which he described as "somewhat of a laundry list."
The fourth-year coach said three players suffered concussions on Monday night: safety Will Allen, running back Mewelde Moore, and fullback Isaac Redman.
Tomlin said that center Maurkice Pouncey, who returned after suffering a leg injury in the first half of the game, has a tibia bruise. Guard Chris Kemoeatu has a knee sprain, and he's expected to be limited in the first part of the week.
Tight end Heath Miller has fluid on his knee, tackle Max Starks suffered "stingers," and defensive end Brett Keisel continues to deal with a hamstring injury. Tomlin said that Keisel "was really quite unable to get it going last night."
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Posted 09 November 2010 - 02:30 PM
Via ptf.com, looks like Pouncey dodged a big bullet. Assuming the concussed guys clear this week, the Steelers came out of the game pretty clean --
Don't know how likely it is to see the concussed guys back, Allen is a special teams guy and a backup DB, Moore and Redman I wouldn't be surprised to see one or both of them not dress Sunday, in which case the next guy to be tapped might be Frank (some PGH fans call him The Tank) Summers, a 5'9" 240 pound bowling ball of a back who is on the practice squad.
The offensive line is a mess right now, no one on the line has avoided getting injured this season, and the Steelers have been dressing 7 linemen instead of 8 and will likely continue. Pouncey is an utter stud, my stomach dropped when I saw him on the ground.
Third or fourth receiving options in short to intermediate depth routes are a weakness, though there's an element of gambling in those routes too, since occasionally an unexpected defender drops into the pattern. William Gay is a good nickel corner but he was exposed last year as a starting corner, if a team's 3rd or slot guy is high quality he can get torched. Bryant McFadden's a good tackler but doesn't have the speed anymore to avoid being burnt deep so he plays too much cushion, which gives up a lot underneath.
Hell the bend but don't break label applies, a patient team that can string together the dozen plus plays to dink and dunk their way down the field can be successful, though they do firm up in the red zone.
Ziggy Hood, the second year guy stepping in for the injured Aaron Smith, hasn't really shown much push in the pass rush but has been pretty solid against the run, so the run defense hasn't dropped off since Smith got hurt like it did last year. Still no one runs on them by and large.
Brady can do a lot of damage if he can get the ball away quickly enough, I don't know the Pats' tackles to know how well they can keep the edge rushers off of him without blatant holding, there tends to be a lot of it but not a lot of flags thrown.
Posted 09 November 2010 - 07:05 PM
Via ptf.com, looks like Pouncey dodged a big bullet. Assuming the concussed guys clear this week, the Steelers came out of the game pretty clean --
It looks like LT Max Starks may actually have a pretty serious neck injury. If they're speculating on whether he might be done for the season, then I imagine he definitely won't be suiting up next Sunday.
Steelers tackle Max Starks has a serious neck injury involving a disc and may not play again this season.
Starks was consulting with doctors late today to determine if the injury required surgery, or if it would heal over time without surgery using physical therapy instead, a source close to Starks told the Post-Gazette.
The source emphasized that the injury does not threaten Starks career.
Starks, the Steelers starting left tackle, left Monday night's game in Cincinnati with what coach Mike Tomlin described as "stingers" in his neck. He returned to play but then left the game for good. Tomlin again described Starks' injury as a "stinger" at his press conference today.
But an MRI later showed it to be a more serious injury of a disc in the upper verterbrae or neck area.
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Posted 10 November 2010 - 04:21 PM
QB Tom Brady does not practice today. He is listed on the injury report with a foot injury.
Posted 12 November 2010 - 12:41 PM
* NFL Live: Darren Woodson and Herm Edwards both pick the Patriots. In a separate Field Pass clip, Woodson predicts the Steelers will win 28-13.
Huh? He picked both teams to win? Did he take one too many hits to the head during his career and simply forgot he picked the Pats already?
Posted 12 November 2010 - 01:19 PM
I was looking over the predictions for my own amusement, and this puzzled me:
Huh? He picked both teams to win? Did he take one too many hits to the head during his career and simply forgot he picked the Pats already?
Might have picked the steelers at first until the additional injuries to the OL became known, then made a new prediction. Don't know if the picks are time stamped. Still kind of dumb.
Posted 12 November 2010 - 02:16 PM
Seriously, when I say this I mean it:
Phish is fucking horrible.
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Posted 13 November 2010 - 02:12 PM
After the NFL began its crackdown against illegal hits on defenseless receivers, Steelers wideout Hines Ward pointed a finger at quarterbacks who lead players into big hits via the placement and timing of passes.
Steelers safety Troy Polamalu, who gradually become the most outspoken player against the leagues stance on illegal hits, is now blaming the shift to wide-open offense.
How do you fit that many assholes into one locker room?
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Posted 13 November 2010 - 02:29 PM
QBs actually do the EXACT OPPOSITE. Why the fuck would they want to hang their receivers out to dry, in case they might get the NFL to dock the guy 50K?
Posted 13 November 2010 - 08:40 PM
Patriots downgrade OL Stephen Neal, RB Fred Taylor and DL Myron Pryor to out for Sunday's game.
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James Harrison questionable with back spasms. Great news for NE.
Maybe, at the very least, he'll be slowed down by these spasms.
Posted 14 November 2010 - 12:19 PM
Pats 24
Steelers 23
Posted 14 November 2010 - 12:54 PM
4 of 5 picked Pittsburgh. Boomer picked NE.
Only Marshall picked NE
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That it's raining in Pittsburgh (or was) and the field is likely to be a mess is just another reason to pick the Steelers. Having to win a game with a lot of ground attack against a run defense that has held opposing backs to less than 3 yards per carry? Mouth vomit.
My heart wants to pick the Pats badly here, but the brain is telling me that the things the Steelers do well offensively (vertical passing game and play-action) are things that have hurt the Patriots defense all year. Unless they are able to pressure with some consistency and force the ball out of Roethlisberger early, they are going to fall short in a shoot out. And since we haven't seen this defense pressure a QB consistently all season, I have no reason to believe they will start tonight.
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I think the Pats will manage to get some points on the PIT D, but I don't see them containing the PIT offense, even with their O-Line injuries. They have a lot of playmakers and Big Ben is a monster on third downs; he's tough to bring down, improvises as well as any QB in football, and can take off and implode your coverage scheme.
Ultimately, the Pats need to keep the Steelers out of third and shorts. If they don't, PIT will win by 10-14 points; they're too lethal on play action to stack the box, and even then Mendenhall is a pain in the ass.
EDIT - PIT is a better, more balanced team when all is said and done, so I'll take them by a touchdown.
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Meriweather was drafted as a corner, so theres that.
Butler is inactive tonight, leaving us with 3 corners suited up. Chung is back, though.
Darius Butler is the new Chad Jackson.
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Wow, now that is a GAME FACE.
Sh!t be on, bro.
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Wow, now that is a GAME FACE.
Sh!t be on, bro.
Yes, bearing the demeanor and aura of the guy who whacked Meyer Lansky -- I mean Hyman Roth -- in the airport terminal.
Posted 14 November 2010 - 07:43 PM
Yes, bearing the demeanor and aura of the guy who whacked Meyer Lansky -- I mean Hyman Roth -- in the airport terminal.
I got a DeNiro vibe. I wish he would wear that outfit on the sideline.
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Oh my God, fuck you Bob Costas.
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Shades of Haloti Ngata the week the Pats played the Ravens. Crap.
James Harrison is ACTIVE for the Steelers.
Posted 14 November 2010 - 08:08 PM
62% of users think the Pats will win.
Watching it on the SNF online stream... field looks fine to me. The Pats just practiced kicking a FG.
Posted 14 November 2010 - 08:09 PM
Costas starts off asking about 19-0 with the biggest sh*t eating grin imaginable.
Followed by a bold faced lie by Tom Brady. He's tailor made for his future life in politics.
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Rodney picks the Pats, Dungy picks the Steelers. Shocking.
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Knicks forward David Lee sometimes is mentioned as a possible piece to add to Kevin Durant, Jeff Green and Russell Westbrook. Does Lee, a free agent in the ballyhooed 2010 class, feel he would fit in Oklahoma City?
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To resolve this issue, run the Iesqrl.exe tool in the Internet Explorer - 4 Compatible folder to re-enable the Compatibility mode feature. To do this, follow these steps:
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in Windows 98 Second Edition.
When you install Internet Explorer 5 on Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows 98, you can install Compatibility mode if you have already installed Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 on your computer. You can use Compatibility mode to run an Internet Explorer 4-compatible browser in Side-by-Side mode with Internet Explorer 5.
For more information about Internet Explorer 4.0 Compatibility mode, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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|The HR10 has many advanced photo features which make it a camera that rivals other state-of-the-art digital cameras. You get the best of both video and photos.
Canon's Exclusive DIGIC DV II features improved continuous shooting of digital photographs with the HR10. You can shoot 5 (3.1 Megapixel) still images per second, and enjoy faster processing of your images to memory card (1.4x normal card; 2.5x Hi Speed card).
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Like any good digital still camera, the HR10 lets you choose from a range of exposure modes. Auto mode automatically sets the exposure, letting you concentrate on your subject. AV (aperture priority) mode lets you control depth of field by letting you choose the aperture. TV (shutter priority) mode lets you select the shutter speed for sharp, action shots. In P (program) mode, the camcorder adjusts camera settings automatically.
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With the HR10, you can record HD video and capture a 2 Megapixel photo to a memory card -- simultaneously. Simply press the photo button and you've got an e-mail ready digital photo to share with friends and family.
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For the advanced digital photographer, the HR10 comes with a Histogram Display -- a feature found in Canon's line of digital SLR cameras. The display allows you to see the brightness information of your still images, so you can adjust your exposures as you shoot.
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Five Children and It combines eleven stories that Edith Nesbit wrote about five siblings who discovered a wish-granting fairy called The Psammead in the sandlot of the house they recently moved into. The stories were originally serialized in shorter form in Strand Magazine in 1900. The first story (the first chapter of the novel) tells how the children moved from London to Kent, explored their new house and yard, and found the Psammead. He grumpily agrees to grant the children a daily wish that will end at sundown.
Each chapter tells the story of a single day, how the children wish for something, and how it goes wrong. Usually they wish for something obvious like beauty or money, but sometimes they accidentally wish for something they didn't really want granted, such as when Cyril carelessly wishes that his baby brother would grow up. The consequences are always unexpected and usually quite awful, and the children have to get themselves out of the situation they got themselves into, often at a cost that leaves them poorer than they were before they made the wish. It's all rather funny and there are many lessons learned. The take away message is to be careful what you wish for!
I love Edith Nesbit's stories — they're still as humorous and wonderful as they were over 100 years ago. They're delightfully old-fashioned. For example, the little boys play outside in coats and ties and have to roll down their stockings to show off their bruises. Nesbit is an intrusive narrator, often offering commentary and amusing insights about the characters or their predicaments and sometimes making polite suggestions for the reader's own behavior. I thought the book was charming and I think it will appeal to any modern reader, child or adult.
Five Children and It has been adapted into anime, comics, a BBC TV series and movies, and several children's authors have expanded upon the concept in their own novels. Nesbit also wrote some later stories which included the Psammead.
Five Children and It is easily found for free online since it's now in the public domain. I listened to the audio version read by Johanna Ward who is absolutely wonderful. I got this book for $3 by "purchasing" this free Kindle version and then using the Whispersync feature to purchase the audio version. If you do likewise, make sure you're getting Johanna Ward's narration. There are others, but I doubt they could be better.
Another endearing children's fantasy by a woman who obviously knows what children like. You can't go wrong with Edith Nesbit and most of her books are in the public domain so you can get the free ebook at Amazon and add the whispersync narration. Great deal.
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The Marvelous Land of Oz is the first of L. Frank Baum's fourteen sequels to his much more famous novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Each of the sequels, which were published form 1904 to 1920, are illustrated by John R. Neill and are now in the public domain. My 11 year old daughter and I listened to a delightful audio version of The Marvelous Land of Oz which was read by Tara Sands. I purchased this version for free at Amazon and added Tara Sands' wonderful narration for $2.99 with the Amazon/Audible Whispersync deal.
In The Marvelous Land of Oz, an orphan boy named Tip is being raised by an evil witch named Mombi. One day Tip tries to frighten Mombi by making a pumpkin-headed stick man and placing it on the road where Mombi will pass on her way home. Instead of being scared, Mombi animates the pumpkin-headed man with the magical Powder of Life which she has just illegally procured. When she threatens to turn Tip into a statue, Tip and the pumpkin-headed man (now named Jack) flee with the Powder of Life. They animate a wooden sawhorse and set off for the Emerald City which has been run by the Scarecrow since Dorothy and the Wizard left.
When they get to the Emerald City, a coup attempt is in progress. The Scarecrow's throne is being usurped by a nasty little girl named Jinjur and her gang of girls wielding knitting needles. Tip and Jack want to help the Scarecrow get his throne back, so they all set out to get help from the Tinman, Glinda the Good Witch, and others (but not Dorothy — she's still in Kansas). Can they get the Scarecrow's throne back before the pumpkin head spoils?
The Marvelous Land of Oz is a creative and fun story in its own right, and it can definitely stand alone, but fans of Baum's original OZ story are sure to relish revisiting the land of Oz and its strange but familiar characters. Beside those we already know, readers will meet a few new endearing heroes who I hope we'll see again in the remaining sequels. My favorite was the Highly Magnified Bug who insists that making puns is a sign of genius.
The story is not all silly laughs — there are actually some thoughtful bits, too. For example, the characters wonder whether Scarecrow is justified in fighting for his throne when it didn't legally belong to him in the first place. It had been stolen by the Wizard.
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Got maestro rank fun hack? even in room can see :x
Got maestro rank fun hack? even in room can see :x
But only your screen can see
yup, that's wht i wan :P
peterjason : i do not have it :)
jhecko : the audi that does not prompt you to allow or don't run this program
i always run as admin ;swea. the fam channel hack will it have a chance to get banned?
What you mean you always run as admin?
the gm wont bother that much on fam channel hack .
Updated 1st post with resets and room modes
My Goodness, cheat engine can do many thing? i tot just only facebook game. :(
they only bother about pple hacking other pple fam? o.o
I dun think they will even bother if fam kena hack, haha
The change room mode is incomplete, will complete it when i have time.
If you can't play 8k in Beat Rush arena, try out the change room mode hack ;o
havent test it out though, i think your moves will be diff.
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Lol, is there any coding service for this cheat engine? haha meaning that you will teach us how to code in and we pay you.


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COLTONGraveside services for 57 year old Sally M. Long, 5416 State Highway 56, Potsdam, will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Hermon Cemetery with Pastor Tom Chappell presiding. Family and friends may call at the Buck Funeral Home in Colton on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Long passed away Wednesday at the Canton-Potsdam Hospital surrounded by loving family and friends after a courageous battle with cancer.
Sally is survived by her mother, Betty Fountain, South Colton; her fianc� Thomas Dan McKinley, Colton; her two sons, Patrick and Mandy Long, South Colton and Major McKinley, at home; her two daughters, Jenny and Scott Tower, Tupper Lake and Kylie McKinley, at home. Sally is also survived by three brothers, Dale and Helen Fountain, Randy Fountain and Larry Fountain, all of South Colton; her two sisters, Judy and Gene Aldous, Colton and Shelly Brennan, Cazenovia, NY and her four beloved grandchildren, Karrie and Jonathan Long, South Colton and Sadie and John Tower, Tupper Lake and several nieces and nephews. Sally was pre-deceased by her father, Lawrence Fountain and her grandparents, Arthur and Grace Green and Basil and Elsie Fountain.
Born in Canton on September 15, 1955 to Lawrence and Betty Green Fountain, Sally grew up in the Colton area and graduated from the Colton-Pierrepont Central School in 1973. After graduation, she was employed by several local taverns as a bartender before becoming assistant manager of the Elks Club in Potsdam, where she was presently employed. A marriage to John R. Long on April 28, 1977 ended in divorce. Sally was a member of the BPOE #2074 Elks Club in Potsdam and a member of the Ladies Auxiliary Post 262, Colton. Sally enjoyed hunting, fishing, doing crafts and especially enjoyed crossword puzzles and recipes. She had a love of the outdoors and loved spending time with her family. Her new found love was keeping up with new technology, enjoying her IPAD. Memorial Donations can be made to the Colton Rescue Squad. Memories and condolences may be shared online at www.buckfuneralhome.com . The Buck Funeral Home in Colton is serving the family of Sally M. Long.
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Tampa, Florida -- North Nebraska Avenue has reopened after being closed for several hours Monday morning.
A woman reportedly fell asleep behind the wheel and crashed into a telephone pole.
Tampa police say the accident happened shortly after 1 a.m. The driver of a 2000 Toyota Camry was traveling northbound when the car left the roadway and struck the pole at N. Nebraska and East Bryan Street. The pole broke off at its base and was held suspended by the overhead hanging wires.
TECO determined the pole could not be repaired and must be replaced. North Nebraska was shut down from East 19th Avenue to East Forest Street for several hours as crews worked to replace the pole and secure the power lines. The road reopened around 7 a.m.
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How can I run jxta-c-2.5.2?
I built jxta-c-2.5.2 and when I ran it. there are some problems.
Could some one help me?
[JXTA]-warning-[08/14 21:52:33:531250][TID: 5612] - [\jxta-c-2.5.1\jxta-c-2.5.1\
src\jxta_tta.c:386] Deprecated API called.
[CM]-error-[08/14 21:52:33:531250][TID: 5612] - No Thread pool for the CM
[CM]-error-[08/14 21:52:33:531250][TID: 5612] - No driver available for sqlite3.
[CM]-error-[08/14 21:52:33:531250][TID: 5612] - db_id: 1 -- error creating table
s db return 70023
[CM]-error-[08/14 21:52:33:531250][TID: 5612] - Failed to open dbd database: .cm
\jxta-NetGroup.sqdb with error 70023
[CM]-error-[08/14 21:52:33:531250][TID: 5612] - Error processing address spaces
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probobally it's caused by the failure to find the proper driver for the sqlite3,I encountered the same problem,confused at first.
After some time-consuming invetigation of the source code,I found the driver is apr_dbd_sqlite3-1.dll,which is required by the dbd of apr to use all kinds of databases which obviously includes sqlite.So I download the complete package of Apr project,includes apr-util,apr,apr-iconv. Put the apr_dbd_sqlite3-1.dll right in the working directory and it works. I hope my experience could give some help.....
Does anyone have an answer for this? I'm trying out jxta-c 2.5.1 and having the exactly same problem.
ok, I build the apr with the fixed Revision from the wiki.
I fixed the SDK bug in apr, found the missing hint to copy thread_pool and even compiled jxta-c and jxta.net without errors.
damm - 3 weeks :(
So, now I get a hard crash in the jxta.dll when initialising sqlite3 driver.
Log Output (Shell): Unrecognized seeds attribute : "seeding" = "true"
No driver available for sqlite3
error creating tables db return 70023
so, now I dont have any idea.
Any solution on this?


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MASSENA - As the St. Lawrence Seaway prepares to close for the 2012 shipping season, officials report that traffic on the Seaway increased again last year.
The last couple of years we have seen a slow and steady increase, which is indicative of the nations recovering economy, Office of Lock Operations and Marine Services Director Lori K. Curran said.
Its slightly higher both with both in-land and ocean vessels, she said, explaining in-land vessels are ships from the U.S. and Canada that stay mostly within the Great Lakes system, while ocean vessels are ships entering the system from overseas.
It looks like were up by 18 ocean transits and 54 in-land transists, Ms. Curran said, adding those numbers reflect of traffic up until Tuesday. Thats good news.
Putting those numbers in perspective, Ms. Curran said to date the seaway has played host to 1,559 in-land ship and 705 ocean vessels.
The St. Lawrence Seaway will remain open for ship traffic through 11:59 p.m. Dec. 29.
We have winter maintenance projects, so it is important to get all the ships out by then so we can get the locks covered and whatever else we have to do, she said. We have a lot of contractors waiting to get on-site and start their winter work.
While the seaways closure date is set for Dec. 29, severe weather could impact that and force an earlier closure.
Mariners are reminded that there is always a possibility that severe climatic conditions may occur during the closing period,according to a statement outlining closing procedures on the seaways website. Should this happen, there is a chance that the dates outlined below, for the Montreal-Lake Ontario Section or the Welland Canal, may not be met.
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CHICAGO (AP) - A new study says nearly 3 out of 4 U.S. children and young adults consume at least some caffeine.
For most, it comes from soda, tea and coffee. The rate didn't budge much over a decade, although soda use declined and energy drinks became an increasingly common source.
That's according to a government analysis of national health surveys from 1999 through 2010.
The research shows even most preschoolers consume some caffeine-containing products. But their average was the amount found in half a can of soda, and young kids' overall caffeine intake fell during the decade.
The analysis is the first to examine recent national trends in caffeine among children and young adults.
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ECR4Kids' MemoryStor® Universal Rolling Cart with Organizer Bag provides an easy way for teachers to transport materials. This spacious cart fits letter and legal size folders and binders. The organizer cover includes an accordion file, as well as pockets for papers, pens and other supplies - more than 46 storage compartments in all. Extra-wide rubber wheels allow the cart to roll easily across any surface. The adjustable handle locks in three positions for convenient moving. This all-purpose cart safely stores up to 65 lbs. of classroom materials. When not in use, the organizer bag can be removed to let the cart fold flat.
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