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Paul monastery - now a hotel, "Kastel"
The former monastery - tower in Crikvenica is situated in the eastern part of Crikvenica, between two roads, and between the sea and the River Dubračine. Initially, the whole area was surrounded by a wall whose remains are visible today. Dobracina At the mouth, with the chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the 1412th The Frankopani built a monastery as their foundation. This is a great round tower structure was determined, with an indoor courtyard and a large water tank. The monastery inhabited by Pavlin, until the abolition of the Paulist order 1786 years, when he became the center Vinodolski kaštelanata. Double decker complex of monasteries and churches are closed circuit around the inner courtyard. The church was reconstructed in Baroque style, with Gothic vaulted sanctuary. On the north wall of the church continues to be the cloister in which there are two head tanks. The interior layout of the monastery fits its original function: a simple small room, narrow hallways, refectory, library, etc. Unfortunately, the monastery is quite degraded by adapting and upgrading was conducted for the accommodation of the hotel.
Toš in Dramlju
In Dramlju, on the coast, on plot Pazdehova in jednoprostornom stone house, open stropišta and roof covered with water on two channels, the mechanism is located Pierrot - olive mill. His parts were mostly wooden, with partial subsequent interventions in the iron. It consists of movable and immovable inventory for the milling and pressing of olives, fixed on the ground and beams stropišta. The integrity of both the facility and inventory is sufficient, and it clearly testifies to the strong tradition of olive growing as an industry, characteristic for the Adriatic region. This object symbolically unites some typical elements of traditional culture XIX. century and earlier, in this region: in typical architectural solution of the Adriatic stone construction, primarily fishermen`s houses, situated in the plant olive mill, and thus describes a segment of life.
Museum of Crikvenica
Museum was established in 2008. g with the task of collecting, preserving, documenting, studying and presenting the cultural heritage from the City of Crikvenica and its surroundings. Data of Interest collected through field research, by gift or purchase, and all items are kept and stored in the storerooms of the museum.
City Gallery is located in the city center and runs throughout the year. The gallery can be viewed artwork by acting on crikveničkome area and in other regions, even overseas. The main goal of the gallery is to introduce visitors to the contemporary visual arts and discover the richness of the diversity of artistic expression, which the authors offer a new and unique worlds.
A bronze statue of the fisherman's work of the sculptor Zvonko Cara.Kip is located in the city's harbor and is made in memory of fishermen and rich tradition of fishing.
Sv. Jelena was built in place of the old Dramlja kapelice.Godine 1796th Rijeka is a famous artist Giuseppe Capovilla for her by the marble altar. St. Helen's Parish was founded in the 1809th year, while the Parish House and the Church of St. Helen built after the 1812th year. In 19th century decorated interior of the church, 1837.propovjedaonica and 1845th altar.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE Lokvišće
Archaeological site Lokvišće Jadranovo originated with Stove is the perfect place to look for the lost peace and healing of body and spirit. Specifically, in the bay next to Lokvišće Jadran is known and mud, a kind of natural phenomenon for the treatment of rheumatic diseases. Arih Romans and is the oldest monument in the city.
CHURCH OF ST. James the Apostle
Sv. James the Apostle in Jadranovo was built in the first decade of the 19th stoljeća.Pretpostavlja to be built in etapama.Tunera Jadranovo is a symbol of the rich fishing tradition in the town and one of the few that had remained in the Bay.
Church of St. Catherine was built in 1888 the neo-Gothic style. The main altar of the new church was built of marble known Rijeka master Pietro Rizzi, a painter Giovanni Fumi, a native of Venice, painted the image of St. Catherine above the tabernacle. The ceiling of the sanctuary was painted in 1910 Ferdinand Ludwig of Senja. From the old church were transferred to organ and baroque stone font, which is now located below the crust. The church has a Baroque reliquary with the relics of St.. Catherine
Chapel St. Catherine
Chapel St. Catherine Selce is hidden in a small green park, and is assumed to have originated from the Romanesque era. Already in the 15th century was very run-down, and after repairing the 1498th year was re-consecrated Bishop Modruš.
Chapel St. Joseph was originally a shrine Baroque nave church. Catherine Selce. The church altar, formerly the main altar baroque church. Catherine, built by Jacopo and Antonio Capovilla Businello influenced by Venetian masters who are in these areas built baroque golden altars
Adrenalin Park is located near the city center, situated in a beautiful forest. An excellent opportunity for an unforgettable experience. Whether for children or for adults who want adrenaline and fun park offers a variety of content (great trails for climbing, cageball cage for the game and summa-Aerotrim spinroller).
Badanj is the oldest monument of medieval architecture in Vinodol, located near Crikvenica. The original name is not known forts, abandoned after an earthquake in the 14th century. Part of the military garrison was probably moved to the nearby village dogfish, and oversight functions over the mouth of the river has taken Dubračine ancient Kotor.Badanj fort is an irregular circular ground plan, and consists of a large central tower, which houses the living quarters crew and reservoirs. By the central tower could only be accessed through a narrow circular procession, which was surrounded by a strong wall, partially reinforced rectangular buttresses. With the winding access road is lower town with more rectangular housing.Isolated finds of ancient bricks embedded in the walls of Christmas can mean that the core works appeared in the twilight period of antiquity, that ranobizantskome age, between 4 and 6 century. At the foot of Christmas, over Dubračine left bank, are the ruins of the church of Sv. Spirit on Duševu, built in the 12th century and restored in the 15th century, situated next to a medieval cemetery, formed after leaving early Croatian cemetery in the village of Gorica strangers.
Castle Drivenik
Little town of Drivenik is located near the castle of the Frankopans, one of the very few that are preserved, which offers view of the northern part of Vinodol.
The citadel of Drivenik is uninhabited; all inhabitants moved to the foot of the hill. On the hill remained a lonely castle from the 13th century, St. Dujam's parish church, St. Stephen's Church from the 15th century, parish house and an old school which was attended by many generations of people from Drivenik. The castle of Drivenik was once entered over a hinged bridge stretching over a dug up moat. The castle was defended by high walls, four corner towers and a semicircular bastion.
Once upon a time, the castle of Drivenik was entered over a mobile bridge built over a dug-up moat filled with water. Great castle in the shape of a square was defended by high walls and four round corner towers, as well as a semicircular bastion. Wooden corridor built for defense purposes was located in a high place around the walls. At the end of the corridor was the door which led into corner towers, and the stairs from the towers led into the inside of the castle. Within the castle there were tenements, magazines, basements and a water tank. Drivenik is mentioned in Vinodol Codex dating from 1288 – the signatories of the Codex were, among others, people of Drivenik.
Beach Spruce
One of the most beautiful beach is a beach Spruce, located in front of the hotel. The beach is gravel with paved areas and easy access to the sea. On it you can rent umbrellas and deck chairs. There is also a bar which offers light meals, ice cream and various kinds of soft drinks. Above the beach there is a green belt where you can take shelter during a major temperature. For all who want to recreate, there is also a tennis court which is located just above the beach. Beach Spruce is an ideal choice for families with small children, and all who want to comfortably enjoy the beautiful sea.
Beach Kačjak
Kačjak is a small peninsula in Dramlju, which is a tourist destination and a paradise for lovers of active holidays. The beaches are sandy and rocky and concrete areas, and they can hire deck chairs and parasols. Above the beach there is a bar where you can find refreshment during the hot days. On the beach you can feel safe, since most of the day kept by experienced lifeguards. The beaches are particularly suitable for families with children will enjoy uninterrupted playing stones. The tourist village is located Kačjak Sports Centre
Black Beach pier
One of the most famous beach in Crikvenica beach is black mole that is located in the attractive part of town, surrounded by numerous bars and hotels. The beach is sandy and suitable for families with children and youth. On it you can rent umbrellas and deck chairs and various equipment for water sports. The beach is organized hour of aerobics, which attracts many customers are looking for fun and activities at sea.
Aquarium Crikvenica is located in the city center, in an area of 200 m2. The pleasant ambience of the aquarium there are 24 pools that its appearance resemble the natural habitat. They are inhabited by over a hundred species of fishes of the Adriatic and fifty copies of marine tropical fish. For the first time in Croatia, Crikvenica will be able to see the aquarium fish, tropical seas.
Hotel Tyrol
Oko 1890. he began an affirmation of Crikvenica a famous health resort, and the construction company for health resort and public beach Crikvenica raises hotel Therapiju "most modern at that time. Building of the Hotel Tyrol is the oldest and most representative health resort hotel facility in our area which is continuously since the time of construction 1897th year (Budapest architect S. Höfler). The purpose of the facility has set his accommodation in relation to the settlement of Crikvenica, its volume, and the internal layout and architectural raščlanjenje and treatment fronts. Surrounding buildings cultured in high quality park subtropical vegetation. The weight of the object is broken down into several elements, and the main central part of the prominent elements on both sides is a small building of a pavilion-type side. The front of the building facing the sea is rich in broken loggias, balconies and terraces. In this way, health resort and hotel function object reflected in its external appearance.
Lover's Walk is one of the most beautiful promenades in this area and so the name suggests is designed for couples in particular because it exudes a special romantic notom.Šetajući through this beautiful forest, you can hear only the chirping of birds and their steps because although near enough away for a moment escape from the summer heat and crowds.


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BLHS graduate completes Air Force training
August 11, 2011
A 2010 Basehor-Linwood High School graduate has completed U.S. Air Force basic training and technical school.
Airman 1st Class Logan M. Ross, the son of Matthew and Maureen Ross of Linwood, graduated from basic training as an honor graduate April 1 and graduated with honors from technical school June 14.
Ross is now stationed at Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., where he is part of the 28th Maintenance Squadron, serving as an aircraft reclamation crew chief for the B-1 Bomber. He plans to work toward a college degree in air craft, air frame, power plant and electrical systems.
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Dear Mom,
I just arrived in Rivaran earlier today. Now, before you worry too much, I'm fine. I know you're going to worry when I describe this, but I was lucky enough that I came out lightly from it.
Well, when I arrived, it was under attack. Selene says you know the person that attacked it, an angel named Omega. It was pretty bad, I'll admit, it did a lot of damage to Rivaran even though I got out okay. I'm in a sort of refugee camp not far from the city right now, with the other survivors, and most of them ended up a lot worse off than I am, so don't worry about me.
She was apparently following a group of travelers that'd just come from offworld, actually. I met them, and most of them seem pretty nice. They were actually traveling with a friend of yours, Janda. I talked to her for a while, and it was good hearing about you and Dad from her. And Selene too, actually! I didn't realize she was so, well, hyper as a kid, it really surprised me! I'm hoping I can cajole her into showing me the video of that transmission she made back on Krynus.
Oh, I even met an actual phoenix too! Her name's Cerene, and she showed up in town about the same time I did. I've read about them, but I never thought I'd actually meet one.
I also had some luck in finding her dad's lab. Another creation of his, a nekojin vampire named Cassidy, that group of travelers found her chained up in one of the buildings. She'd been left there since she was created, apparently, 20 years ago. I can't even imagine what that must have been like for her. She wanted to be left alone, so Cerene and Arc (he's one of those travelers) let her head off. I was worried about that, but they said she was friendly enough even after all this time, so hopefully things will turn out well for her.
Anyway, it's getting a little late here. I'm hoping to do some more checking tomorrow. I might try to go back in the city and look closer in that room where they found Cassidy, maybe there's something else there.
I miss you, and I hope everything's going okay for you back home. Give a hug to Nozzy and Chronny for me, and say hi to Grandma and Grandpa.
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seattle, wa: day 609 Aug 2011
boohoo. this was our last full day in seattle. this was probably our longest trip to seattle ever and it was still too short! we all had such a lovely time though and i liked how each day was relaxing and not rushed like some of my other trips where we try to pack in as much as we can each day. i love seattle.
every day we start out with food. this day we stopped by a sezchuan restaurant (forgot the name but it was really good!!). just enough spicy without being too spicy (my cousin may beg to differ tho :))
it's surprising how many times i've been to seattle but i've never made it to snoqualmie falls til now. i was quite impressed with this waterfall! isn't it beautiful?
the scenery in seattle is just breathtaking sometimes. my sister drove us around for some great views so of course we had to have some fun with the camera
more coffee…how many times did we get coffee during this trip? 🙂
also stopped by chocopolis where we partook in a chocolate tasting
and some awesome hot chocolate!
time for our final meal in seattle…at the book bindery! my sister's favorite restaurant
the theme of this restaurant was so cool. it felt like you were in the library of a really expensive house! the menu was even a "book"
my main dish – some truffle/mushroom pasta
dessert!! see the white stuff under the ice cream? that's browned butter powdered sugar and so yummy and cool! it made me interested in molecular gastronomy and i claimed it would become my new hobby! still need to get me a kit.
i'm so surprised how these food pictures turned out considering how dark the restaurant was. i love my little camera!
so that's the end of my seattle recap. i had such an amazing time. it was especially nice for me to bond with my younger cousin and to see her bond with minh. by the end of the trip they had nicknames for each other lol.
thanks so much to my sister and her husband's wonderful hospitality and carting us around everywhere. my sister is always the best hostess! i really wish she (along with the rest of my brother and sisters) lived closer!!!


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Paul Cadmus and Jon Anderson the focus of "Muse" at Westport Arts Center
In the 1984 documentary "Paul Cadmus: Enfant Terrible at 80," Paul Cadmus joked that the modeling job he had offered Jon Anderson was actually just an excuse to meet the handsome cabaret star.
But even if it was physical attraction that first drew Cadmus to Anderson during a trip to Nantucket, Mass., in 1965, it was their love, friendship and collaboration -- Cadmus the artist, and Anderson, his muse -- that bound them.
"As a muse, I brought something to the situation that worked," said Anderson, of Weston. "I instilled in Paul an excitement to work."
Up until his death in 1999, Cadmus created dozens of drawings and paintings of Anderson -- a collection of sensuous, erotic and often witty pieces featured in "Muse," a new exhibition at the Westport Arts Center.
Opening with a public reception on Friday, Nov. 16, the exhibition takes an intimate look at several artists -- Cadmus, who lived in Weston, Jane Sutherland of Fairfield, Philis Raskind-Anderson of Weston, Pablo Picasso and Chuck Close -- who found inspiration in the forms of their lovers, friends and other subjects.
"I'm interested in what drives an artist to obsessively and compulsively render someone or something over and over again," said Helen Klisser During, director of visual arts at the Westport Arts Center.
For Cadmus, it was love. But it didn't hurt that he had found the ideal male model. In the 35 years that Cadmus and Anderson were lovers, the two men experimented with a variety of complex poses, some of which were suggested by Anderson, that became the blueprint for Cadmus' narrative compositions.
Their relationship was a fruitful one. As Philip Eliasoph, professor of Art History at Fairfield University and curator of Cadmus' only national touring retrospective, noted, "Cadmus and life model Anderson almost single-handedly resurrected figurative art.
"(Cadmus) choreographed the graceful movements of Anderson in the same way that George Balanchine directed his male ballet dancers," he said.
Anderson, who met Cadmus when he was 27, described his role this way: "I took modeling very seriously; I tried not to just be a lump; I always tried to bring something to a pose and make it exciting."
Now 75, Anderson shares the same relationship with Raskind-Anderson, his wife of six years. The couple first became friends in 1970 at the National Academy of Design where Raskind-Anderson was a student and Anderson was a male model. "She got a petition going to have the male models remove their posing straps," Anderson recalled, laughing. "She wanted to see it all."
While Cadmus and Raskind-Anderson casted their gaze on a real-life human figure, Sutherland found her muse in a work of art: Edgar Degas' "Little Dancer of Fourteen Years." A bold realist statement that was initially panned by critics, the life-sized wax sculpture depicts a young student of the Paris Opera Ballet school in mid-pose.
Sutherland's rendering of the subject in her painting suite, "Recasting Little Dancer," employs appropriation from multiple posthumous castings of Degas' now-iconic three-dimensional work, interpreted from an array of angles on two-dimensional surfaces.
"I've always been fascinated by the sculpture," said Sutherland, who first saw a facsimile of the original work at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston when she was a child. "I thought it was beautiful, even though it was viciously attacked."
She added: "She was a little girl, just like me."
Citing "Landscape: Scene/Re-seen" and "Foodies," the last two shows at the Westport Arts Center, Klisser During noted that artists focus on a multitude of subjects. But, she continued, there is a "pure honesty between model and artist" that doesn't always exist in other forms of art.
Anderson, who has been a model all his life, echoed those sentiments, attributing the phenomenon to our shared sense of humanity.
"Is there anything more beautiful than relating to than another person?" he said. "It's not necessarily physical, but there's a life, an essence that comes out of every person, and we're all drawn to that in one another."
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The Westport Arts Center, 51 Riverside Ave. "Muse" is on view through Jan. 13. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun noon-4 p.m. Opening reception: Friday, Nov. 16, 6-8 p.m. 203-226-1806, www.westportartscenter.org.
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Artist & Muse -- Jon Anderson and Philis Raskind-Anderson invite questions about what it is like to be a muse and to be inspired by one, while creating a sculpture in the main gallery. Saturday, Nov. 17, 1-3 p.m. Free.
Cadmus Conversation -- Dr. Philip Eliasoph and Dr. Jonathan Weinberg discuss Paul Cadmus as a hero in the figure-drawing world. Includes brunch. Sunday, Dec. 2, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. $10.
Drink n' Draw -- Jane Sutherland leads an evening of drawing from a live nude model in a relaxed and informal environment. Thursday, Dec. 6, 7-9 p.m. $10.
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"Pen Pals and Dreams," on view through Jan. 13. Opening reception: Friday, Jan. 11, 6-8 p.m. An exhibition of pen pal letters and drawings inspired by the Copper Pot Pictures' documentary, "Brownstones to Red Dirt." The film and letters follow the developing friendships between sixth graders from housing projects in Brooklyn, N.Y., and their pen pals, war orphans living in Freetown, Sierra Leone.


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We have found a tabby cat up in our tree who is too scared to come down. We have tried to coax it down, but no luck. We have dogs, who use a dog door, but we closed it and made sure they stayed inside so as not to scare the cat. After many hours, the cat is still in the tree, maybe 15-20 feet up. My husband tried to approach it, but it hisses and starts to climb even higher.
The cat looks well cared for, as it has a collar and a name tag, but we can't get close enough. Like I said, it is a Tabby cat, blue collar. We live in the Talus Ridge part of Broadstone, close to Costco, if you know anyone missing a cat in this area. Now we're going on at least seven hours that this poor kitty has been stuck up there.
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A Martian meteorite recently found on Earth may represent a missing link between Mars' warm, wet past and its present cold and dry state, a new study shows.
The rock, which was discovered in Morocco in 2011, is of a previously unknown class that could fill in gaps in scientists' understanding of the Red Planet's geological history, researchers said.
The meteorite — named NWA 7034 — is markedly different from other meteorites from Mars that scientists have studied on Earth.
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NWA 7034 has about 10 times more water content (about 6,000 parts per million) than any of the 110 other known meteorites that have fallen to Earth from Mars, suggesting that the meteorite probably came from the Martian surface, as opposed to deeper inside, said University of New Mexico planetary scientist Carl Agee, lead author of a paper describing the findings published in Thursday's issue of the online journal Science Express.
Previously studied Martian meteorites, known as the SNC samples, appear to come from a different, less explored part of the Martian landscape. They probably broke away from Mars after a large asteroid impacted a certain region of the planet. But this newest sample is more representative of Mars's surface, Agee told Space.com. [Mars Meteorites: Pieces of the Red Planet on Earth (Photos)]
The researchers think NWA 7034 represents the remains of a volcanic eruption on the Martian surface that occurred about 2.1 billion years ago. The meteorite was once lava from the eruption that cooled and hardened on the surface of the planet. The rock's cooling was probably aided by water on Mars' surface that was eventually imprinted on the chemical composition of the meteorite.
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The meteorite's age is also of interest to scientists. Most of the SNC meteorite samples date to only around 1.3 billion years ago, with the oldest being about 4.5 billion years old. NWA 7034 represents a transition between the oldest and youngest Martian meteorite samples found on Earth, Agee said.
"Many scientists think that Mars was warm and wet in its early history, but the planet's climate changed over time," Agee said. Eventually, the Red Planet lost its atmosphere and became the cold, dry desert it is today. The new meteorite comes from the transitional period between these extremes, making it an important find for scientists hoping to learn how the Martian climate change occurred.
Agee's conclusions are supported by data collected by the Mars rover missions and spacecraft in orbit around the planet, he said. The geochemical composition of the new meteorite falls in line with the rocks that rovers have analyzed on the surface of the Red Planet.
The researchers confirmed the meteorite's Martian origins using a process of elimination. It took six months for Agee and his team to confidently report that the piece of space rock came from Mars.
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Because of the meteorite's age, they knew it couldn't come from an asteroid: All asteroids are much older than 2.1 billion years — most are probably at least 4.5 billion years old.
"We knew that it had to be from a planet," Agee said. Mercury wasn't an option: the composition of the volcanic meteorite didn't match the surface of the closest planet to the sun. Venus didn't fit either. Scientists hypothesize that that planet's surface is too dry to produce a meteorite with NWA 7034's water content, Agee added.
Mars was the only viable option, and with mounting evidence suggesting that the meteorite was similar in composition to the rocks analyzed by rovers, Agee's hypothesis fit.
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Carlsbad FWO (www.fws.gov/carlsbad): Island night lizard, mountain yellow-legged frog, San Clemente Island broom (lotus), San Clemente Island bush-mallow, San Clemente Island Indian paintbrush, Santa Cruz Island rock-cress, and willowy monardella
Nevada FWO (www.fws.gov/nevada): Carson wandering skipper, Clover Valley speckled dace, desert dace, Hiko White River springfish, and White River springfish
Sacramento FWO (www.fws.gov/sacramento): Baker's larkspur, Chinese Camp brodiaea, Conservancy fairy shrimp, giant garter snake, Keck's checkermallow, longhorn fairy shrimp, Presidio manzanita, Red Hills vervain, riparian woodrat, San Francisco lessingia, Santa Barbara Island liveforever (dudleya), showy Indian clover, and Tiburon paintbrush
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How to make my .pet download the correct Java version?
Subject description: Package manager issues
This is a package-manager issue concerning Saluki/wary. Hopefully someone can help me with this because it's driving me crazy. I suspect that I'm overlooking something very simple, but I can't quite wrap my head around it. So here it goes...
I have a problem with a .pet I've created. It requires a version of java that's greater than or equal to a said version; upon install (while downloading - trying to locate missing deps) it insists on downloading an earlier version. I've tried everything I can think of - &ge, &eq, and even < (just for s-and-g's). The following are the Pet-specs of the two versions of the java Pets in question, the first is the older, undesirable version, and the second is the version I would like downloaded (at the minimum):
jre-1.6u30-i586|jre|1.6u30-i586||BuildingBlock|110080K||jre-1.6u30-i586.pet||java runtime environment|puppy|wary5||
jre-1.7.0-06|jre|1.7.0-06||BuildingBlock|139124K||jre-1.7.0-06.pet||Java Web Start|puppy|wary5||
And here's the Pet specs of the package in question, with the &ge flag set:
tuxguitar-1.2|tuxguitar|1.2||Multimedia|8640K||tuxguitar-1.2.pet|+fluidsynth,+jack-audio-connection-kit,+jre&ge1.7.0-06|Write/play-back guitar tablature|puppy|wary5||
Regardless which flags I choose, it only offers to download the older 1.6u30-i586 version.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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Posted: Sun 26 Aug 2012, 04:55
Post subject: How to make my .pet download the correct Java version?
Hi elroy,
This is an interesting problem...
I looked at some of the source code and I see that the
tuxguitar shell script
searches for the version of Java that you have installed on your system... and even tries to guess at other locations than those found in various operating systems. Having found this, here is what I would do:
install or load Java 1.7x
edit tuxguitar.sh in the source code to include the path and variables for Java 1.7x
re-compile Tux Guitar from source, then build your pet from that
It looks like you might also have to have to include the path for SeaMonkey in the tuxguitar shell script.
Hope this helps,
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Posted: Mon 27 Aug 2012, 09:41
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elroy wrote:
Regardless which flags I choose, it only offers to download the older 1.6u30-i586 version.
I do not know why it does not offer to download the specified version. When I try the specs you supplied, PPM offers to download either version.
So I do not have an answer for that.
But the other problem -- the fact that it is offering to download a version that doesn't meet the specification -- appears to be a bug. See
Some PPM versioning problems
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Thank you for the replies, gentlemen. You've given me some great ideas to try and sort this out. I'll update this thread if I do indeed find an answer.
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My solution, which actually doesn't solve the problem but does create a workable work-around, is to create a script that does nothing if java is installed, but nags the user, and exits, if it isn't...
yad --title="TuxGuitar" --button="gtk-close:0" --text="Java must be installed before running TuxGuitar."
exit 0
command -v java >/dev/null 2>&1 || onError
/usr/share/tuxguitar-1.2/tuxguitar &
exit 0
In this way, if java is installed, the app works as expected. If java isn't installed, or it has been removed at some point, upon trying to run TuxGuitar an error message appears and the application exits.
The whole impetus to download the desired version of java was the fact that the said older version of java completely wiped out the /usr/lib/firefox folder when loaded as a pet. When loaded as an sfs (it's offered as both pet/sfs in the Saluki repository, and the sfs is exactly the same as the pet, just repackaged as an sfs) it doesn't display this behavior. Odd...you'd think it'd overlay in both cases, but this is not the case when used as a pet. If I could use an sfs as a dependency I would have done so as I wouldn't have had to create a newer version of java that did not display this behavior when loaded as a pet. But that is what I indeed had to do. That was why it was so frustrating that the repo wouldn't download the newer version of java by default. I didn't want Firefox users to be inconvenienced by having their .desktop file rendered useless when using the older jave pet.
So, in closing, this isn't the perfect solution. I ended up creating a newer version of java as a pet that doesn't destroy the /usr/lib/firefox folder. But in the end it's up to the end user to download the correct version. However, I believe it'd be better if this whole process was more 'idiot-proof'. The ability of dependencies to be sfs' would be nice, as would the ability of pets to run install/uninstall scripts would be key, too. Perhaps something to consider in future versions of Puppy Linux.
This is the solution I used. If you have a better idea, then please let me know.
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npierce wrote:
elroy wrote:
Regardless which flags I choose, it only offers to download the older 1.6u30-i586 version.
I do not know why it does not offer to download the specified version. When I try the specs you supplied, PPM offers to download either version.
So I do not have an answer for that.
But the other problem -- the fact that it is offering to download a version that doesn't meet the specification -- appears to be a bug. See
Some PPM versioning problems
The solution from npierce has been implemented in Woof, so will be in future puppies (such as the next Precise Puppy beta5):
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Thank you, Barry. Am looking forward to the future
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It's been 18 months since our Portland visit and I'm still trying to find a moment to share some photos. Recently I got around to writing the Portland Botanical Gardens post that had sat in my drafts for months with just photos waiting to be fleshed out. It's the fleshing out that is my downfall as you will see soon see.
While in Portland, I stole myself away and took the Portland Historic Buildings walking tour. Incredibly for a town of its size, there are more than 200 buildings in the Portland CBD that date back to the 1800s. It was on that self-guided tour that I found "Claremont" at 65 Julia Street, just along from the St Stephen's Church.
I had only intended to share the photos of "Claremont" and give a small amount of information about the former residents, but as usual, once I got searching at Trove I couldn't leave it at that. There was very little information about "Claremont" elsewhere online, save for an entry on the Victorian Heritage Database that only gave the person who had the house built and an early resident, information I had from the walking tour guide. But it was Trove that took the story of "Claremont" an extra step. Or two.
Stephen George Henty had "Claremont" built in 1852. He rented the property to his brother Francis, but Francis only used "Claremont" as his seaside residence while his country residence was "Merino Downs Station" and his city residence was "Field Place" at Kew in Melbourne.
As "Claremont" was not a permanent home there was not much to be found about it in the papers until 1889 when Francis Henty passed away at "Field Place". He left "Claremont" and the furniture to his daughter Caroline Henty (1849-1914). As he was able to bequeath "Claremont", formally owned by his brother , it is likely that Stephen Henty left the house to Francis at the time of his own death in 1872. I have not been able to find information about Stephen Henty's estate at either PROV or Trove.
The three daughters of Francis Henty also inherited "Merino Downs".
In 1900, the sisters registered a Deed of Partition and "Merino Downs" was split into three separate properties, "Merino Downs", "Talisker" and "Wurt Wurt Koort" with each sisters retaining a property each. Caroline took charge of "Talisker Estate" .
Caroline was quite a catch and a year after her father's passing she married Alexander Magnus McLeod (1846-1910), not a bad catch himself. With Caroline and Alexander living at the "Talisker Estate", Alexander's spinster sisters Catherine (1845-1919) and Constance (1859-1934) and, at times, his bachelor brother Wallace (1855-1919) took up residence at "Claremont".
The McLeods were the children of John Norman Mcleod and Agnes Patterson. John owned "Castlemaddie" at Tyrendarra and "Maretimo" at Portland. Incidentally, John purchased "Castlemaddie" and while he was waiting for the sale to go through, he had "Maretimo" built. Constance was born at "Maretimo" in 1859.
While I can't find when Alexander McLeod's siblings went to live at "Claremont", at least one Miss McLeod was in residence in 1902, although she was heading off for a summer holiday.Another possible guide was the death of the McLeod sister's mother Agnes Patterson in 1901. Her obituary stated she had moved into town from "Castlemaddie" and passed away in Julia Street.
There was also a death of a baby at "Claremont" in 1904. I did try to find a link between Phyllis Mary Crawford and the McLeods or the Hentys, but after a quick look without success, I gave up. The story was getting deep enough.
"Claremont" hosted the St. Stephen's girls confirmation class in April 1909 as they gave thanks to Catherine and Constance for making their confirmation veils.
The Portland branch of the Australian Women's National League was established during a meeting at ""Claremont" in January 1911.
Through the years, the McLeod sisters occasionally ran advertisements looking for staff. In 1912, a general servant was required.
In 1914, Caroline McLeod (Henty) passed away. Her probate documents listed "Claremont" and the two acres of land it stood on to the value of £160,000. Her estate was placed in trust for her two daughters Caroline Agnes Henty McLeod ( 1892-1943) and Alexandra Frances Henty McLeod (1894-1943) aged 22 and 20 respectively at the time of their mother's death. In the meantime the girls' aunts and uncle continued to live at "Claremont".
In July 1919, Wallace McLeod passed away aged 64 at "Claremont".
Two months later his older sister, Catherine was dead.
The death of her brother and sister in such close succession, led Constance to reconsider her future at "Claremont". On June 9, 1920 she held a auction of furniture.
A week later, her friends gave her a send off in the St Stephen's Parish Hall.
Constance was going on an extended holiday. She was most likely heading to New Zealand to stay with her sister Jessie, married to Frederick Loisel. Jessie was present at the send off and lived in New Zealand by that time.
In 1934, Constance passed away in New Zealand. She and her sister Jessie had just departed Hamilton, New Zealand bound for Portland for the Portland Century Celebrations, when Constance fell ill and died.
After the deaths of Wallace and Catherine and the departure of Constance, "Claremont" was vacant. In June 1920, the Estate of Caroline Henty, advertised "Claremont" for lease by tender with a term of three years.
There is something about the staircase in the foyer of "Claremont". I think it is because I can imagine the likes of Mrs Mary-Ann Henty, wife of Francis, or her daughter Caroline, sweeping done the stairs in their crinolines while in summer residence. The State Library of Victoria holds a photograph of Caroline Henty in her crinoline, if you care to imagine further.
Taking up the lease of "Claremont" in 1920 was Caroline Florence McLean , daughter of Hector McLean and Mary Ann Humphries of Casterton. Only a year after her arrival another death occurred at "Claremont", that of returned WW1 soldier Benjamin Byard. Reading Benjamin's War Service Record I found that he only made it as far as England when he fell ill with tuberculous. He spent time in hospital in England before returning to Melbourne and was again confined. Once released he travelled to his hometown of Casterton to meet up with friends. It was suggested to him that he visit Portland and he ended up at the home of Caroline McLean.
When I initially found this story, I couldn't understand how Ben just seem to pitch his tent in "Claremont's" front yard. It was after finding out more about Caroline that I found her Casterton link and that went a long way to explaining how Ben chose her front yard to pitch his tent.
It was a happier time at "Claremont" in June 1922, when Maud McLean of Casterton, Caroline's sister, married James Anderson of East Malvern, at St Stephens Church. The wedding breakfast was held at "Claremont"
After seven years at "Claremont" it was time for Caroline to move on. An afternoon tea was held as a send off. One of the attendees was Sarah Wadmore, author of Portland's Pioneer Women's Book of Remembrance.
After the departure of Caroline McLean, "Claremont" was put up for sale as a guest house.
By November 1927, "Claremont' was a guest house accommodating professionals such as Nurse Frances the Chiropodist.
There were vacancies at "Claremont in June 1929.
While I can't find who owned "Claremont" at this point, I do know that Janet Kosch took over the registration of the boarding house in 1930. Prior to that there was a Mrs McIntosh and then Norman McIntyre holding the registration.
In 1934, the two acres of land that made up the "Claremont" property were subdivided. Again it is not clear who the vendor was, the Henty estate or a new owner from a possible sale back in 1927.
Mrs Kosch was still running the "Claremont" guest house in 1943 when her son visited her and her husband while on leave from service.
In 1948, after 18 years running the "Claremont" guest house, Mrs Kosch retired. She held a furniture sale on April 22, 1948. In 1952 she passed away at Heywood.
"Claremont" continued on as a guest house to at least 1954. In recent years it has been a bed and breakfast and an art gallery, as it was when I visited. It has also been for sale. The listing is seen on this link: http://www.homehound.com.au/65+julia+street+portland+vic+3305/ The verandah has changed and a photo of the original verandah can be seen on this link http://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/72863
In at least the first 100 years of existence "Claremont" was many things but never a family home. There were never children raised under its roof or playing in the yard, memories were never kept of a treasured family home. It was always a temporary house, even when the Misses McLeods and Miss McLean where in residence, they were more out than in. Now. at the end of my search, I think the reason I kept digging for information is that I wanted to find "Claremont' as a home, not a just summer residence or a guest house, but I never did.


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