Sure. Wanna come? :)

I'm flying to Moscow this Tuesday to put our visas in passports. The itinerary is insane time-wise. The worst that could happen is that I won't be in time for the Wednesday flight back and will have to buy tickets again for Thursday flights. Was very pleased to discover that they have express direct trains from the Moscow centre to and from my target airport, so it's going to be not so stressful as a noon taxi could be. Wish me luck!

Hey, Rodion. Glad you dropped by. :) Yeah, it was a very long wait. The timeline is as follows:

- 12/27/2007 - Logged the application
- 08/12/2009 - Medicals and Police checks requested
- 09/01/2009 - Medical exams passed

I can see many have the same thing these days. Half of my acquaintances have got or just got rid of the same thing - angina (or quinsy), whatever that is.

Which commands are you referring to, Raphael?

I'm sorry to hear that Phil. I know how I felt when I didn't appear in the CSL (still in MODL). There's really no way to tell when they get to a non-CSL, non-MODL application since there are lots of Sponsored, CSL / MODL kind that they give the priority to.

Just an updated. We've got our officer at last. All requested documentation except for the police clearance and the medicals is already sent out, so we are almost done here.

Yeah, we too hope to move there already. The wait was too long for some excitement to wear out, but we still very optimistic. :)

Hm. I get "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/hibernate/pretty/Formatter" when I try it. Any ideas?

Yeah, but the benefit here is that you can see the output close to the expressions and tweak them nearly in realtime without extra dialogs flickering around. I use ⌘R to run ruby scripts too, but not when I need to sketch something quickly. It's just faster this way.

The problem is most likely in the directory permissions. If you have access to /var/www/html/wp-content directly (console) or through FTP, try creating this directory and setting the permissions to 777 (allow access to everyone). Of course, you can fine-tune it if you know how to let your web server access it without granting full access.

Hope it helps.