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Installing Gems on Shared Hosting service (like Dreamhost) First, you need to setup your .bash_profile. If you haven't already done it and make a directory for your gems. mkdir .gems echo 'export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.gems"' >> .bash_profile echo 'export GEM_PATH="$GEM_HOME:/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8"' >> .bash_profile echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.gems/bin:$PATH"' >> .bash_profile Of course, you could edit your .bash_profile using pico, nano or vi if you prefer. Then be sure to load all that: source .bash_profile If all goes well, you should be able to then install your own gems, update ones that are already there, and generally be a happier person. For example, you could update your rails gem with gem update rails --include-dependencies All of your personally-installed gems will end up in ~/.gems for you to use. (from dreamhost wiki)

On the 5th anniversary of 9/11 Can there be a better time than the 5th anniversary of 911, to start thinking about politics 2.0? Lots of policies changed, lots of beliefs drained ...Stringencies loosened and lossenesss' tightened...Suddenly everybody knows where middle-east is and who Bin Laden is?. ..Not to mention the fact that lots of non-sports magazines and websites started popping up..and that too with a huge success....Does this mean that every country needs from time-to-time a tap on the head reminding it to re-think its policies against other countries, recapitate the ideals killed, start being skeptical about what might come? start recognizing the potential of silent waters? I personally feel that 911 triggered the re-incarnation of US and many other countries....I don't justify such a cataclysmic event..Nor do I think that wrong policies can be only corrected via blood of thousands of innocent people...What I do think though is