switched to using Google's version 3 api for geoencoding
Note: geokit is using maps.google.ca as a hostname, it works for now
but they should really switch to maps.googleapis.com
updated comments where geokit is brought in for the sake of geokit-rails
to reflect that vendor/plugins/geokit-gem isn't even used anymore
(the geokit gem provided by bundle is)
removed api key geokit constants, geokit doesn't require them if not used
and we're no longer using them -- the only geocoder being used is google3,
and geokit 1.6.7 doesn't even have support for using an api key on non-busines
accounts even though google supports it. Google does allow access without
an api key with per day ip address limits, so this is a good default for the
public version of this application to just go api key free
this vendor gem of geokit 1.6.0 is no longer being used
version 1.6.7 specified in Gemfile is used and works
Merge pull request #9 from markjenkinsskullspace/geocode_fixes

Geocoding fixes
hide stray editor menubar for readonly site
enable search for nearby locations with sqlite3 database
display location search filter more helpfully
offer an appropriate distance unit for locality
add google v3 geocoder
enable google v3 geocoder
localize another mention of zip/postal code
zip codes now available for manitoba
geocodes can now be optionally loaded from a cache
established seperate nsf us solidarity site with its own settings, front page and css
the begining of a rails runner script for copying the NSF solidarity database
to the to a StoneSoup installation
Illustrates three active_record concepts in one!
 * how to act upon your Rails application outside the web code
 * how to use active_record with multiple databases
 * how to use active_record with an existing database whose schema was
   not created with an active_record model
stripped down css further
support for additional test domain name
not filtering by DSO for now
stylesheet customized to make map big and full screen