 After that extremely satisfying meal we all collapsed for a long nap. That was the first time I’d shared a bed with cathijosephine since the breakup; it was really nice, and at the same time both a kind of milestone and no big deal. The no-big-dealness of it was actually part of why it was nice.
Monday evening I think I did something, but I don’t remember what. Maybe I just puttered around the house.
Tuesday I helped elusiveat move a carload to her new place, and we enjoyed a rich armchair-anthropology argument in the car, which was fun. After the run to her new place, we went to La Crêperie between Harvard and Central squares for really yummy lunch. nex0s had introduced me to it a while back, but I’d forgotten about it. I must go back. After that we went to a little café nearby for dessert and coffee, and I dropped her off at her conference. In the evening, I went to a delightful potluck with excellent food and company, where I got to share my recent culinary experiment.
Wednesday evening I met plumtreeblossom and lots of other wonderful people (including the elusive Dreaming, whom it was a delightful surprise to see) for Shakespeare on the Common, which was playing The Taming of the Shrew, set in the North End and Revere Beach in the 1950s. I did not like the play itself, but the treatment more than made up for it. I refer you to plumtreeblossom’s and lifecollage’s recent posts about it if you want more discussion of that. Huge thanks to plumtreeblossom for organizing that, and for her delightful company...
...which I got more of tonight, Thursday, when we met at Emperor’s Garden for dinnertime dim sum. Wow, dim sum is an inexpensive way to get a yummy meal. We both ate for $11.something total. (I barely had room for a couple of slices of docorion’s yummy banana bread when I got home, but I soldiered on.) It was great to get to sit and chat with her. We met through surrealestate, and all our previous interaction had been with other people around, so it was nice to just sit and talk and hang out. As mentioned, when I got home there was banana bread, and there was also the new Dr. Tran DVD, which I watched with docorion. As docorion said, those boys need some serious medical help. And docorion should know. AFTER ALL, HE’S A DOCTOR!
It’s a full fun weekend coming up, too: driving cathijosephine up to faerieschylde’s after work tomorrow, a party for docorion on Saturday, picking cathijosephine up and getting together with plumtreeblossom on Sunday.
See, this is the problem with not getting around to posting very often; when I do, there’s way too much to tell, so I can’t do any of it justice, and it sounds like “breakfast blogging”, an excellent term I heard from mangosteen at Shakespeare on the Common.
Q: java.security.ProviderException: Could not create trust object I have Java application running on two different servers. On the 1st server while the application is trying to insert a X.509 certificate to NSS keystore it is getting the following error:
Failed to store public key certificate in keystore. Cause: Could not create trust object
 java.security.ProviderException: Could not create trust object
        at sun.security.pkcs11.Secmod$TrustAttributes.<init>(Secmod.java:658)
        at sun.security.pkcs11.Secmod$Module.setTrust(Secmod.java:529)
        at sun.security.pkcs11.P11KeyStore.engineSetEntry(P11KeyStore.java:1045)
        at sun.security.pkcs11.P11KeyStore.engineSetCertificateEntry(P11KeyStore.java:516)
        at java.security.KeyStore.setCertificateEntry(Unknown Source)

Using certutil to list the NSS DB entry I can see the certificate entry, but the trust flag says "CTu,Cu,Cu".
On the 2nd server, inserting a X.509 certificate to NSS keystore doesn't throw the same exception. It is working fine and using certutil I can see the certificate entry, and the trust flag says: "CT,C,C".
My questions:

*

*Why on the 1st server inserting a X.509 certificate threw an exception?

*What cause the trust flag to be different between the two certificate? The X.509 certificate is imported thru the same API.

Both servers are running Java 8u121. Thank you.
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They were also playlisted by Independent Music Monday and worldwide in H&M Topshop & The Joy Store. Tracks from the album have been played by three BBC radio presenters and made BBC Introducing Track of the Week.I am opening this thread to get feedback on EB3 I people to submit latest news on receiving of RFEs on medicals in regards to priority dates.
So far I have spoken to some law offices and seen blogs that USCIS is issuing RFE randomly and in EB3 I people in 2005 PD are also getting RFE for medical.
Please feed the thread with your latest news on movement of EB3 I dates and clearing of backlogs.
Please take a look at the discussion/postings in the below link. You might find some of the answers/updates. If not...I tried.
why the hell USCIS people don't realize our hardship why some one in just different education level preferred to us.
I have heard administration now being more humane and realistic. They are encouraging discrimination on education basis and country basis. We all are humans and all have same dreams and worked hard for it.
OBAMA give nice talk on equal opportunities for all and here we go he is not taking executive action on this EB3 EB2 EB1 etc. cast system and per country quota system.??????
All I can say what goes around comes around. If he don't take any action it means he is encouraging discrimination no matters it with education level, and country quotas.
Its should be on first come first served basis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope Aug Bulletin will definitely bring some light to our hopes. I am here from last 14 years renewing H-1, EAD, paying attny fees.
Is there any one out there from NY in LI or queens,Brooklyn, etc to set up small demonstration to bring into media and congress attention for documented EB3 I backlog.
Please send me message let organize some demonstration.
I am with you too.
Same here my friend. Hope something will happen soon. Tired of waiting endlessly.
Most likely EB3 Dates are going to jump soon Any RFE for PD 2004?
with a pain of family separation.
I have some positive news coming from some sources. Hopefully it may come true for us EB3 I As we are the worst hit among all.
Please keep posted your feedbacks and if any body getting RFE later than 2004,Please keep all of us posted.Its bring some positive energy to our lives.
August: Move upto "early" 2009.
September: Move upto "spring 2009.
send this word doc to CO, charles oppenhiem.
So far I have spoken to some law offices and seen blogs that USCIS is issuing RFE randomly and in EB3 I people in 2005 PD are also getting RFE for medical. <-- what do you mean? Mine is July 2004 and I haven't received any. If anybody with PD beyond Oct 2003, had received RFE, can you please tell us? Or which blogs you have seen this info?
I live in Brooklyn NY, we can get together for a demonstration.
IV Focus: Not just USCIS, State Deptt can help us - Page 4 - Immigration Voice (IV Focus: Not just USCIS, State Deptt can help us) <-- how do I send this doc to Charles Oppenhiem?
Though my PD is July 2004, I don't have 485 yet since my 140 was under query when the so called gates were open in 2008. So my fate is still applying H1 extensions and visa stampings.
DallasBlue and others we have to get rid of the mentality of sending emails and signing petitions. Nothing will happen if you do that. Infact it will cause more harm than any good. We know that from experience. I have personally spoken to CO a few times and know this. You do not want to annoy any official with spam. It will hurt your own cause when going to them asking for time for meetings or trying to advocate something.
Some people think that by sending flowers 2007 visa bulletin was reversed. It is not true. It was just a means to bring more people involved in an activity. It was helpful in some media attention because it was a new idea. But media attention is ultimately no use. The life span of a news story is short. But such publicity effort helped us collect more people for a rally and funds for the advocacy meetings we did during visa reversal. It is those meetings that get things done and