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|[C3] Refactoring the SAX module
|Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:47:51 GMT
Hi, as part of COCOON3-22 I've refactored the whole SAX module and removed a lot of classes :) Before committing these changes I would like to discuss them (I can provided a patch but not sure if this works). Ok, the aim is to reduce the number of interfaces and abstract classes as much as possible. The o.a.c.sax packages contains - SAXPipelineComponent - the marker interface for all sax components - AbstractSAXGenerator, AbstractSAXSerializer, AbstractSAXTransformer - the base classes to simplify implementation of these components - AbstractSAXProducer - base class for AbstractSAXGenerator and AbstractSAXTransformer That's it - this creates imho a clean package and provides a good base for implementing own sax based components. Ok, I left o.a.c.sax.component the way it is atm (of course adapted the implementations) And o.a.c.sax.util only contains TransformationUtils and XMLUtils. The former adapter class in this package is replaced by SAXPipe from cocoon-xml (our 2.2 subproject). I'Ve added a copy of this class to cocoon-sax for the moment to not rely on a snapshot of cocoon-xml here. I also fixed javadocs and some bugs in the implementations :) I know that these changes will brake the symmetrie between the other implementations (Stax mainly) - but on the other hand it gives a nice and easier structure to implement components. People comming from 2.x who want to implement a component just pick up AbstractXYZ as a base and are done. And as these abstract classes are deduced to the minimum it's imho much easier to understand what's going on. I would go one step further and also remove the AbstractSAXProducer class and copy the code to the two using classes to make the hierarchy even simpler. But that's not a must :) So, what do you think? Carsten -- Carsten Ziegeler firstname.lastname@example.com
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Denver, Colo. - Jan Hejda scored with 7.6 seconds remaining and Jean-Sebastien Giguere stopped 24 shots, helping the Colorado Avalanche rally for a 4-3 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
And the Academy Award for best drama in a college football practice goes to ... Urban Meyer, head coach of the Florida Gators.
Wow! This is Meyer's second award of the night. He also won earlier for directing a documentary about Tim Tebow called, Who cares about your development, boy ... just win me some championships.
But back to his award for "Best Drama in a college football practice."
On Wednesday — following a spring workout session in Gainesville, Florida — Meyer confronted a sports reporter for the Orlando Sentinel, Jeremy Fowler, who printed a quote from one of his current players that the coach took great exception to.
Florida junior wide receiver Deonte Thompson on Monday was asked what some differences were between former Gators quarterback, Tim Tebow, and new signal caller, John Brantley.
"You never know with Tim," Thompson said to Fowler and other reporters who were on hand. "You can bolt, you think he's running but he'll come up and pass it to you. You just have to be ready at all times. With Brantley, everything's with rhythm, time. You know what I mean, a real quarterback."
Now personally, I didn't see anything wrong with Thompson's comment. I think what he was saying is that Tebow isn't you're prototype quarterback. Kind of like how LeBron James isn't your prototype small forward. They have an uncanny ability to always keeps you on your toes, because you're never sure what is going to come next.
Doing what the Sentinel pays him to do, Fowler printed Thompson's quote in Monday night's story.
Meyer, doing what he's not paid to do, approached Fowler after practice and gave the reporter a piece of his mind, even threatening him with violence.
Here's the actual script from Meyer's award winning performance ...
MEYER: You'll be out of practice — you understand that? — if you do that again. I told you five years ago don't mess with our players. Don't do it. You did it. You do it one more time and the Orlando Sentinel's not welcome here ever again. Is that clear? It's yes or no. (Speaking loudly and pointing his finger in Fowler's face, before walking away slowly)
FOWLER: Urban, come on. Don't make any threats. That's fine. I'll play by the rules. But all I was doing is quoting the guy. I don't think I was the only one.
MEYER: (Turning back toward Fowler) You're a bad guy, man. You're a bad guy. Maybe when you get a chance, call his family. The kid has never gotten in trouble. He's a great student, a great kid. If that was my son, we'd be going at it right now. (Walking away and then turning back and pointing) Be careful.
What an unbelievable and scintillating performance! Probably the best I've witnessed since Sean Penn's scene at the end of "At Close Range" when he confronts his criminal father, which was played by Christopher Walken — both of whom are Academy Award winners, as well.
Meyer is becoming well known for his great dramatic roles.
Just this past December, Meyer announced his resignation just days prior to his team's Sugar Bowl showdown with Cincinnati, citing health issues and his wish to spend more time with family.
However, less than 24 hours after his announcement, Meyer decided that he would coach in the Sugar Bowl and then take an "indefinite leave of absence."
Nearly three months later, we're still awaiting his leave of absence.
Did his doctor give him a magical pill to cure all of his ills? Did he and his family decide that instead of staying home, they will "spend more time" with each other on the recruiting trail, in the film room and on the practice field?
Who really knows? You can never truly understand a great artist at work.
But fortunately, I have come to understand two incontrovertible facts from this entire Meyer fiasco ...
The first fact is, the Gators coach is all about drama — he's an Academy Award winner after all.
And secondly, Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel is extremely, extremely boring.
Boy, I hope Coach Tressel doesn't threaten me with violence after reading that last quote!


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Off-page tactics are also required for having the best results with any SEO strategy, so it will be about employing different tactics for increasing the authority and the clout in the results of the search engines. Wondering what this is? The answer is easy – it's about building links, indexing the articles or press release syndication, along with many others.
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When you employ a SEO strategy, you need to think also about how it will evolve in the future. This means that if you want to have the best results, you will have to have it constantly analyzed and modified in case of necessity. The analyses are made especially for this thing – to show which area needs more improvement and where your intervention is not necessary anymore.
It's something that needs to be done no matter the specific of your website, but some people forget and consider that having this strategy implemented once, it will forever run perfectly and bring in more clients. The truth is that without a constant supervision of this whole process, you might also lose clients. That's why the analysis is necessary, because it can tell you where you need to improve something and what you need to change in your website – it can be about content, links or anything else.


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From Latitude's vast celebrations to boutique events in Kent, we count down the 30 best festivals on the UK's extraordinary summer music scene.
Queen of the arts festivals, Latitude is as much about theatre, literature, ballet and comedy as it is music. The award-winning event has a top-drawer line-up with Damon Albarn's one UK summer festival appearance, Two Door Cinema Club, The Black Keys, Bombay Bicycle Club, Haim and First Aid Kit. Comedy stars include Simon Amstell and Dara O'Briain, while the RSC, Sadler's Wells and English National Ballet provide dance and theatre.
One to watch: Baltimore synth-pop band Future Islands at the i Arena.
17-20 July, Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk
Green Man
The lush, rolling hills of the Brecon Beacons are the stunning backdrop for this festival, which boasts a rich Americana and folk line-up. Cult psych-folk rockers Neutral Milk Hotel make their only UK festival appearance, Mercury Rev play their landmark Deserter's Songs album, while the rarely-seen Beirut, First Aid Kit, The Waterboys, The War on Drugs, Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen are also on the bill.
One to watch: indie-pop band Woman's Hour.
14-17 August, Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons, Wales
Festival No 6
Set in the coastal village of Portmeirion, home of 1960s cult series The Prisoner, Festival No 6 has been winning awards since day one. The line-up and entertainment matches the sophistication of the setting (which other festival has a resident composer and choir?) with Beck, London Grammar, Pet Shop Boys, Neneh Cherry and Bonobo. Plus authors, comedians, poets and a cinema. Don't miss the carnival.
One to watch: sonic sculptor East India Youth, who darts between Harold Budd-esque neo-classical soundscapes, Brian Eno ambience, Detroit techno, and the electropop of Pet Shop Boys.
5-7 September Portmeirion, Wales
Expect a celebratory vibe from the hard-rock and metal festival, which makes its return after a two-year hiatus to mark 40 years of live music at Knebworth Park. Metal giants Iron Maiden and Metallica co-headline for the first time on a British bill together. It's Maiden's only UK show this year, while The Prodigy, Slayer, Therapy? and Limp Bizkit will also appear.
One to watch: acid punk four-piece Bo Ningen.
4-6 July, Knebworth Park, Hertfordshire
Field Day
The Pixies headline the Sunday, Metronomy the Saturday, while The Horrors and Jon Hopkins are also on the bill. But this two-dayer is still the place for catching hip producers and rising stars, such as SOHN, SBTRKT and East India Youth. There's also fete-style fun – think three-legged races, tug-of-war and stalls – at the Village Mentality.
One to watch: electropop band Arthur Beatrice.
7-8 June, Victoria Park, London E3
End of the Road
Impromptu performances in magically lit woods, a woodland library, an intimate vibe, and a line-up catering for discerning fans of indie folk, alt-rock and Americana, make this boutique festival very special indeed. This year's edition features The Flaming Lips, Wild Beasts, John Grant, St Vincent, Yo La Tengo and Stephen Malkmus, while members of Beach House, Grizzly Bear and Fleet Foxes come together to celebrate Gene Clark's 1974 album, No Other.
One to watch: enchanting singer-songwriter Marissa Nadler.
29-31 August, Larmer Tree Gardens, Dorset
In the Woods
The line-up of this tiny 1,000-ticket festival may be concealed until the week of the event, but that doesn't put off loyal punters lured by the promise of the best new talent, that has in previous years included Lianne La Havas, Alt-J and Ghostpoet. Now in its ninth year, the winner of best independent festival 2013 is held in an enchanted secret woodland location in Kent, with immersive theatre, interactive games, pub quiz and art installations.
One to watch: pulsing indie electronica from Oxford band Glass Animals, the first signing on Paul Epworth's Wolf Tone.
29-30 August, TBC, Kent
London's best dance festival has M.I.A. co-headlining the Saturday with hip-hop star Nas, performing his debut album, Illmatic. There's also Chase & Status, Bonobo, DJ and in-demand producer Tensnake, and a rare appearance from the Berlin techno supergroup Modeselektor and Apparat.
One to watch: LA newcomer Banks brings her fusion of R&B and electronic grooves.
18-19 July, Victoria Park, London
Reading and Leeds
The double-header still draws some of the biggest names in rock, with The Arctic Monkeys, Queens of the Stone Age, Paramore, Blink-182, Jake Bugg, Bombay Bicycle Club and Vampire Weekend. There's a dance stage, too.
One to watch: Kettering psych-rockers Temples.
22-24 August, Richfield Avenue, Reading; Bramham Park, Leeds
British Summer Time Hyde Park
Fans of pop, heavy rock and folk-rock are all catered for in the second edition of BST. The biggest coup is the reformed Libertines headlining on Saturday 5 July, while the heavy-rock devoted Friday 4 July is headlined by Black Sabbath and Soundgarden. Two further days, featuring McBusted, Tom Jones and Little Mix, will please pop fans, while Neil Young, Midlake and The National make for a stellar line-up on 12 July.
One to watch: Canada's alt-rock act Half Moon Run meld rhythmic layers and harmonies.
4-6 July and 12-13 July, Hyde Park, London W2
If the idea of a "five-day summer camp" appeals more than a straight-up festival, this new bash is for you. Local star Ben Howard headlines, alongside Jack Johnson, Spiritualized and Amadou and Mariam. Take Exmoor or seaside excursions to surf and rock climb or stay onsite for yoga, late-night forest parties and campfire feasts.
One to watch: Birmingham grunge-pop band Swim Deep.
17-21 July, Castle Hill, North Devon
V Festival
If you can brave rowdy crowds, non-gourmet food, and the blatant corporate takeover, V Festival is a stage to some of the biggest names in pop. Justin Timberlake and Ed Sheeran play one day, with The Killers and Lily Allen on the other, at the two venue, two-day bash. Blondie, Chic ft Nile Rogers and All Saints are also performing.
One to watch: young rock'n'rollers The Strypes.
16-17 August, Hylands Park, Chelmsford; Weston Park, Staffordshire
T in the Park
One of the UK's biggest music festivals, with 85,000 festival-goers a day, this year's line-up is topped by Biffy Clyro, Calvin Harris, Paolo Nutini and Arctic Monkeys. Don't miss, either, the Pixies and Pharrell Williams on the Saturday.
One to watch: Cambridge band Lonely the Brave with their powerful, uplifting rock.
11-13 July, Balado airfield, Kinross-shire, Scotland
Wireless has spilled out of its London home and now shares its acts with Birmingham. It's a battle of hip-hop superstars this year, with Kanye West and Drake both headlining, while Bruno Mars brings some pop relief. Outkast and Pharrell make guest appearances and Rudimental are also on the bill. Rap is the highlight – Iggy Azalea, Schoolboy Q and Angel Haze all take their place alongside pop stars Ellie Goulding and Robin Thicke.
One to watch: Classically trained musicians turned strings-and-beats-fusing chart-troublers Clean Bandit.
4-6 July, Finsbury Park, London N4; Perry Park, Birmingham
Camp Bestival
Bestival's kid sister is one of the best for families. There are concerts for babies, a big top and bouncy castle for children, the new Teenarena, and Basement Jaxx, De La Soul, James and Johnny Marr for the parents. The theme is circus, and new this year is Project Wild Thing, a celebration of nature, with bird-watching, falconry and campfire cooking.
One to watch: fast-rising Nick Mulvey, the Portico Quartet founder member turned leftfield acoustic folkie
31 July-3 August, Lulworth Castle, Dorset
Isle of Wight
Rock heavyweights Red Hot Chili Peppers play their only UK performance of the year here, while Kings of Leon and Biffy Clyro also headline. Calvin Harris and Rudimental lead the dance contingent, and there's pop from Travis, Katy B and Clean Bandit.
One to watch: Birmingham indie pop band Swim Deep.
12-15 June, Seaclose Park, Isle of Wight
The UK's biggest festival has well and truly returned to its guitar-band roots, with Arcade Fire and Kasabian headlining, along with Metallica, the first ever metal band to take top billing in the festival's 44-year history. Dolly Parton takes the afternoon legend slot, plus the Manic Street Preachers, Lily Allen, Jack White and The Black Keys. As ever, though, there's something for everyone, with more than 2,000 acts on offer.
One to watch: exciting London duo Jungle.
25-29 June, Worthy Farm, Pilton
Hop Farm Music Festival
It's all about legends at the revived Hop Farm, with Ray Davies & Band, Brian Wilson, Grace Jones and Echo and the Bunnymen on the bill. The veteran acts are bound to attract the more mature festival-goer – but there's also a kids' area, and the vintage fun fair, pottery-making and circus performers will appeal to everyone.
One to watch: Australia's The Jezabels, for playful pop.
4-6 July, Paddock Wood, Kent
2000 Trees
Indie-rock music finds its festival niche at 2000 Trees. Headliners include Blood Red Shoes, Frightened Rabbit and Band of Skulls, but watch out for gig scene favourites Tall Ships and Wolf Alice. 2000 Trees won grass-roots festival of the year in 2013. Expect plenty of skinny jeans and big hair.
One to watch: rising rockers Darlia
10-12 July, Upcote Farm, Withington, Cheltenham
Secret Garden Party
With its abundance of art installations, fancy dress costumes and face paint, Secret Garden Party is like a Burning Man festival in the English countryside. Music comes from Public Enemy, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Little Dragon and Morcheeba. Party until dawn at the dance stages, or hop aboard an art boat for a ride around the lake.
One to watch: Danish electropop singer Mø has a rep for high-energy performances.
24-27 July, Mill Hill Field, Abbots Ripton, Huntingdon
Parklife Weekender
This excellent value two-dayer and favourite with students has a dance, rap and pop-heavy line-up, with Snoop Dogg, Foals, Bastille, Rudimental, Kendrick Lamar, Disclosure, Soul II Soul, London Grammar, Chromeo, Bonobo, Nero, Moderat, Carl Cox and SBTRKT.
One to watch: indie band Childhood
7-8 June, Heaton Park, Manchester
Wychwood Festival
The best festival for families celebrates its 10th year, with Bob Geldof and The Boomtown Rats, The Levellers, The Stranglers, 10cc's Graham Gouldman, Lee Thompson of Madness and Newton Faulkner for the parents, and a literature festival for the children. Theatre, workshops and crafts are for all the family.
One to watch: Champs, an Isle of Wight folk-rock band with winsome melodies.
30 May-1 June, Cheltenham Racecourse
Global Gathering
All the biggest names in dance music will feature at Global Gathering this year, from David Guetta to The Prodigy, Tinie Tempah to Chase and Status, as well as a host of chart newbies such as Gorgon City. With 16 stages, this is one of Europe's biggest dance festivals. The VIP offerings and luxury camping suggest Ibiza in Stratford-upon-Avon.
One to watch: hot electro production duo Gorgon City.
25-26 July, Long Marston Airfield, Stratford-upon-Avon
One of the most civilised festivals of the season, Wilderness bills itself as a "celebration of nature and the arts". A small but tasteful music line-up includes Metronomy, Burt Bacharach, London Grammar, Sam Smith and Joan as Policewoman, and this year's exclusive musical fusion, Jessie Ware performing with the Wilderness Orchestra, is bound to be a highlight. The Oxford Shakespeare Company presents As You Like It, and there are banquets with top-name chefs and a cookery school. Try outdoor activities including fly-fishing, woodland foraging and wild swimming, then relax in the wood-fired hot-tubs at the lakeside spa.
One to watch: New Zealand's Connan Mockasin for skewed psych-pop
7-10 August, Cornbury Park, Oxfordshire
Bestival's customary hedonistic party vibe and fancy dress will be in full force again on the Isle of Wight, with this year's theme of Desert Island Disco. The complementary line-up includes big draw Outkast with their exclusive UK festival headline show, Chic ft Nile Rodgers and Candi Staton – and Foals, Beck and Busta Rhymes are also on the bill.
One to watch: Cousin Marnie for sparse tribal beats and earworm folky melodies.
4-7 September, Robin Hill Country Park, Isle of Wight
Europe's biggest rock and metal festival fights competition from its rival Sonisphere this year with headliners Aerosmith, Avenged Sevenfold and Linkin Park, performing their debut album, Hybrid Theory. The 140-plus bands include Fall Out Boy, Status Quo and The Offspring.
One to watch: ferocious rock duo Royal Blood, channelling Led Zeppelin and Queens of the Stone Age with just bass and drums.
13-15 June, Donington Park, Leicestershire
The champagne flows at this festival, known as "Poshstock" for its clientele that has included David and Samantha Cameron – and there's a curious traditional music festival-meets-village fete vibe. You won't find anything cutting-edge on the family-friendly line-up, but there are plenty of big names, including Jools Holland, Simple Minds, Tom Jones, Suzanne Vega, The Feeling and Arrested Development.
One to watch: New country duo The Shires.
4-6 July The Great Tew Park, Oxfordshire
Kendal Calling
Winner of best medium festival last year, Kendal Calling's home is in the rolling hills of the Lake District, where it keeps its intimate, independent vibe with the homely charm of a local fair. There's plenty on offer for nostalgia fans, with Suede, Happy Mondays and De La Soul, while Miles Kane, Frank Turner, Example and Tom Odell are also on the eclectic bill.
One to watch: 18-year-old Blackpool singer and Bombay Bicycle Club collaborator Rae Morris.
1-3 August, Lowther Deer Park, Lake District
Billed as the "family-friendly festival for forward-thinking music fans", there are plenty of hip acts this year, with 2ManyDJs, Sleigh Bells, Hercules and Love Affair and Tune-Yards. Top young folk artists include Nick Mulvey and Johnny Flynn. Activities include a mini golf course, craft village, and the Angel Gardens for young families. New this year is The Larch, a stage devoted to emerging folk and acoustic acts by day, which transforms into a late-night swing dance hall; and the blissful-sounding spa, with its red cedar wood hot tubs and saunas.
One to watch: Uplifting indie synth-pop from Thumpers.
5-6 July, Vicarage Farm, Hampshire
Every act performing at this year's festival wears their country of origin loudly and proudly. Womad is billed as the World's Festival, as shown by the huge span of nationalities performing. From Nigeria there is Afrikan Boy, from Ukraine, Dakhabrakha – and the brilliant (and French) Francois & The Atlas Mountains. Womad also offers workshops, a global market, the Taste the World stage, where artists cook their native dishes, and a strong message of acceptance.
One to watch: Welsh language band and Gruff Rhys collaborators 9Bach.
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There is one setting that affects JSR-88 output. The DeploymentManager you get is an instance of JMXDeploymentManager, and JMXDeploymentManager has a method to set the message verbosity. There are actually two booleans, one that controls whether the DeploymentManager itself logs exceptions, and one that controls whether it puts more detail like stack traces into the status messages. It may be that in your environment those are buth defaulting to false and you can cast to JMXDeploymentManager and call the method to set one or both to true. I don't recall the name of the method, but it's probably the only one that takes two booleans as an argument. :) Under the covers, it sets flags on its internal CommandContext object. All that said, in your case (deploying same app twice), the CLI deploy tool may manually check to see whether the thing you're trying to deploy is already depoyed (by listing the available modules via JSR-88 and comparing to that list), or it may have special handling for that condition. I'll take a look later. Thanks, Aaron On 12/6/05, Sachin Patel <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Aaron, > > Do we want to make status messages returned back from the jsr88 commands the > same as the messages returned back from cli deploy? In particular, the > messages when a command is completed or failed. > > For example, in a scenario where I attempt to deploy an app where the app is > already deployed and running, in the cli the message displayed is... > > Error: Unable to distribute snoop.war: Module snoop already exists > in the server. Try to undeploy it first or use the redeploy > command. > > IIRC, all I get in the jsr88 status message is "Unable to distribute > snoop.war". > > Would it be good for client code such as the tools to get rest of the > message appended to the message? > > Also, I need to react to different scenarios to recover if errors like this > occur so not only would a specfic message would be good, but it would be > nice if we could have error codes, so I can code against the error codes > rather then the entire message. > > Sachin > > >
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Cheryl Cole has taken her relationship with Derek Hough to the next level – by meeting his parents for the first time.
The X Factor star, facing rumours her relationship with the US dancer was on the rocks, proved doubters wrong by joining his mum and stepdad for a swanky meal.
Cheryl looked loved-up with Derek as she chatted to his mum Marriann Nelson and her husband Aaron at the exclusive Soho House in LA.
The dancer's sister Julianne Hough and her boyfriend, American Idol host Ryan Seacrest, joined the celebration of Marriann's 54th birthday. Cheryl's brother Gary was also there.
"Cheryl was shy at first but soon warmed up as she chatted with Derek's mum and dad," said a Soho House source. "She was overheard saying she was looking forward to spending a lot more time with them when she moved to LA. She said she knew it would be tough for her being so far away from her loved ones when she starts living in America, so she hoped that she could count on Derek's family to fill that void.
"Derek's mum and dad looked very taken with Cheryl and his mum spent a fair amount of time locked in conversation with her."
The meeting will put a stop to rumours that 27-year-old Cheryl was considering a reunion with cheating ex-hubby Ashley Cole.
Despite Hough, 25, flying from Los Angeles to see Cheryl in London this week, there were suggestions they had parted on bad terms and were heading for a split.
But a source close to the couple last night revealed that was never the case. The friend said: "Cheryl is still treading carefully with Derek as the divorce is fresh in her mind. She is also wary of moving too fast with a guy while she is waiting to finalise her deal with X Factor USA.
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The campaign, created by Red Bee Media, has been designed to get people aged 35-plus listening to a wider range of classical music and comes as Radio 3 celebrates the anniversaries of composers Purcell, Handel, Mendelssohn and Haydn.
Red Bee Media has produced four TV trails for the radio station.
Each shows how different people react when they step into the BBC-branded sound spots, including women shopping, families in the park and a businessman on his way home from the office.
The circles on the ground were printed with the words: "Please step in".
When member of the public stepped into the designated spots, they were suddenly able to hear classical music as if wearing headphones.
The sound spots used a technology that was originally developed by the Navy in the 1960s as a means of defence.
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Anton Ezer, Red Bee Media's creative director, said: "The music chosen for the sound spots is completely engrossing and highlights some of the most beautiful works by Handel, Haydn, Purcell and Mendelssohn featured on Radio 3 as the station celebrates the anniversaries of these composers.
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"Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and the effects they provide have emerged as one of the most "in demand" capabilities the USAF provides the Joint Force. The attributes of persistence, endurance, efficiency, and connectivity are proven force multipliers across the spectrum of global Joint military operations."
Don't get me wrong, I am not in favor of "Manned Aircraft Systems" raining down bombs on civilians, but the idea of Murder by Joystick with the "Unmanned Aircraft Systems" (UAS,) is especially sickening to me.
UAS, more commonly known as "drones," are controlled from thousands of miles away and are increasingly becoming the new wave of the Air Force. The Air Force was recently devastated by Congress cutting off funding for the obsolete F22 fighter jet and is very excited about robot killers.
Even the names of drones are monstrous, such as: Predator and Reaper:. The Grim Repear drone, choosing who lives or who dies from an air conditioned bunker at Creach Air Force base thousands of miles away from the bombing site:
Thousands of miles away from the carnage;
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Light years away from morality and compassion.
With reports stating that, from the top down, the US military is filled with Christian zealots, I wonder who "authorizes" Murder by Joystick? Does the 6th Commandment say: "Thou shalt not murder; unless you can pretend you're playing a video game?" The mass murder of the 21st century couldn't have been even remotely conceived of a few millennia ago.
War has become more deadly to persons but increasingly more depersonalized. Today, needless civilian deaths outweigh unnecessary military deaths by a 5 to 1 ratio, but are still referred to as: "Collateral damage." Our military has become even further depersonalized by the utilization of paid mercenaries.
The Pentagon recently confirmed that even though US troops are moving out of Iraq, they will be replaced, sometimes by a two to one ratio by mercenaries from such places as Uganda. This jaded nation of ours barely cares about the soldiers that are dying, how much less will we care about foreign paid mercenary killers and whether they have the right equipment or not?
"Slay-station's" Murder by Joystick is just further moral bankruptcy from the Military Industrial Complex that, according to the above referenced report, is looking forward to a day when drones using artificial intelligence will carry nuclear weapons and won't need direction from humans.
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(I've asked Google to hold my cheque this month because I'm pretty sure that the Abbey National will just laugh in my face if I try and pay a dollar cheque into my account).
BTW, dollar cheque = cheque in dollars (not a one dollar cheque). :-)
Oh and as Google uses Citibank, I believe they take around 5 working days to clear - might be wrong about that as I never check!
[edited by: cantillion at 6:19 pm (utc) on May 5, 2004]
Most UK banks will accept USD cheques. The only thing you may want to hunt around for is the one that is going to take the least off you (in commission charges).
I use TSB, and have no problems cashing my cheques. They cleared my last ones in about 2 working days.
At the beginning of last year you could get �6944 GBP for $10,000 USD, Today you get just �5586 GBP!
A difference of over �1400!
So it's a good idea to hold on to the Dollars in the hope that the Pound weakens against the Dollar, if you can...
"(I've asked Google to hold my cheque this month because I'm pretty sure that the Abbey National will just laugh in my face if I try and pay a dollar cheque into my account)."
Abbey National charge �10 to pay in foreign currency cheques if you have their Abbey account - I'm sure they won't laugh at you.
However they do have the following provisos:-
1) The cheque has to be payable to you
2) The cheque must be less than sixth months old
They use two different methods of clearance - with the first your account is credited in about 6 working days - with the other they send the cheque back to the issuing bank and it can take 4-8 weeks. There's more information on their website.
I bank with HSBC. I pay my foreign currency cheque(s) in each month with no problems. If you use foreign currency cheque negotiation they pay the cheque into your account the day you pay it in - so you don't have to wait for your money. They do however have a sliding scale for this - depending on the cheque amount (when converted to UK pounds):-
Their charges are:-
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�10,001+ �30 per cheque
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Up to $89.65 ------------ �4
$89.66 to $358.60 ------- �6
$358.61 to $896.52 ------ �8
$896.53 to $8965.20 ---- �14
$8965.21 to $17,930.40 - �20
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The percentage of the cheque taken up in charges at each band is:-
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0.2% to 0.4%
In other words - cheques less than $7.17 are not worth paying in (unless it's a dollar account etc etc etc)...
There are other options of course too - but cheque negotiation probably suits most UK-based Adsense publishers.
Foreign currency accounts generally require a large opening deposit don't they? eg. $2000. Does Citybank?
The money was credited to my account in a few days, however they reserve the right to take it back if something goes wrong with the transatlantic negotiation (unlikely). So the money isn't "safe" for a few weeks.
The only problem I had was finding someone in the branch who knew which form to fill in!
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Depends a lot with your standing at the bank. Most managers have discretion over these things. We opened a US$ account with $100 - and I am certainly not in a major financial centre and bank with a local NI (not UK wide) bank! Saved us a packet in currency conversion charges and commissions over the past year. US$ cheques are credited the same day with a proviso that they may remove the credit if dishonoured (never happened yet).
[edited by: makemetop at 9:00 am (utc) on May 6, 2004]
these are per transaction, not per cheque so pretty reasonable.
Also discovered you can open a dollar savings a/c (paying cheques in through branches). Doesn't need anything to set it up. Same charges as above for paying in cheques. So can sit on $ and wait for exchange rate to move.
If I were you I would let my fingers do the walking and call each bank up and find out directly.
Some banks will allow multiple cheque deposits if from the same country so it can save you money to keep the cheques from G and deposit 3 or 4 in one go as you may only be charged once for that. Of course you would need to calculate interest rates etc.
By the way ,why is google not able to pay by direct deposit, wire etc. Some time ago it was mention,(on this forum I believe)that google might introduce more payment options, nothing has been said since.
It is a fact that cheques get lost in the post(or are stolen), take time to reach us, (maybe google likes that),banks charge what they like and then take their time to credit our accounts.
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As President of Pellegrini Wine Company, Robert directs vineyard operations, winemaking, sales and distribution. Born into the wine trade, he is a member of the third generation in the family wine business, having more than 40 years experience in selling, importing, distributing, winemaking and grape growing. After graduating from Santa Clara University in 1971, he took wine classes at UC Davis and worked internships in France and Napa Valley. In his twenties, Robert began working for the family wholesale and distribution company, distributing wine imported by many well-known international wine groups. In 1973, his father and mother made an investment in Russian River Valley property that is now Olivet Lane Estate. Robert planted the vineyard with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir vines, becoming one of the first Pinot Noir estates in the appellation and the grape source for many luminaries, including Williams-Selyem, Merry Edwards and Gary Farrell.
Aida Pellegrini Founder
In 1973, Aida and her husband, second-generation patriarch Vincent Pellegrini, purchased the property in Russian River Valley that is now Olivet Lane Estate. Always a gifted hostess and cook, Aida has been entertaining guests and clients of Pellegrini for more than 60 years. Born on an artichoke farm in Half Moon Bay, she grew up in San Francisco and graduated from Galileo High School. She is the beloved matriarch of Olivet Lane Estate.
Alexia Pellegrini Chief Operating Officer
Alexia is proud to be working alongside her father, Robert, as Chief of Operations at Pellegrini Wine Company. Her focus is on building DTC business, core visual branding, and managing overall operations. A fourth generation vintner, her interest in following in her ancestors foot steps was sparked by harvest internships at Penfolds in Australia & St. Francis Winery in Kenwood, California. From 2002 to 2007, she worked for the family in wine sales & distribution, in the cellar & tasting room. She earned a Certificate in Wine Sales & Marketing from Santa Rosa Junior College, with continued wine education at Culinary Institute at Greystone & University of California at Davis Extension. While on sabbatical from the wine industry, she earned a bachelor's degree from Art Center College of Design in Graphic Design, and worked at Levi's on the Global Brand Environment team. Currently, she pursuing her MBA in Wine Business Management at Sonoma State University.
Fred Reno President
Fred began his career working retail wine in 1979 in Washington, DC. He has over thirty-seven years' experience in all facets of the industry. From the beginning in retail to VP of sales for William Hill Winery and then VP of sales and marketing at Sonoma-Cutrer, where under his leadership Sonoma-Cutrer established their brand as the number one requested chardonnay in the on-premise market. After taking the position as President of a struggling wine distributor in California, The Henry Wine Group; he turned it around which resulted in being voted "Best Wine Wholesaler in America" in 2008 by the Menninger report. Fred then went on to be Director of the West Burgundy Wine Group, a division at Jackson Family Wines, which he created before leaving the company in late 2015. Fred has a deep passion for fine wine and the world of business. The combination of both of these has been the hallmark of his career.
Lynn Krausmann Director of Winemaking
Lynn has been the winemaker at Pellegrini Wine Company since its rebirth in 2013. Her career spans close to three decades, and she is driven and creative in her approach, with an unwavering commitment to excellence. Before joining Pellegrini Wine Company Lynn's winemaking experience has included winemaker at Esterlina Vineyard for three years, and Williams Selyem for six years preceding that. Her previous experience also includes winemaker for Clos du Bois wines and Assistant Winemaker at Freemark Abbey along with vintage experience at Robert Mondavi Winery and Cloudy Bay Wines, in New Zealand. Lynn earned an enology degree from the University of California at Davis. She also holds a bachelor's of sciene degree from Lawrence University, Wisconsin. Lynn is excited and proud to be working with the extraordinary fruit grown at the iconic Olivet Lane Vineyard in Russian River Valley.
Charlie Fauroat Assistant Winemaker
Charlie Fauroat has worked in & around Sonoma County's wine industry for nearly a decade. He began his career in wine as a tasting room associate before moving into the cellar to learn winemaking & production. He has worked harvests at Bella Vineyards in Dry Creek Valley, DuMol & Williams Selyem in the Russian River Valley, as well as harvests abroad in New Zealand & South Australia.
Erika Vitali Direct Sales & Marketing Manager
Erika, a native East Coaster, felt called to pursue a career in the wine industry after completing her education degree at University of Vermont. After moving to California in 2009, Erika took courses at UC Davis and Sonoma State to learn more of the ins and outs of the trade. Erika has amassed nearly a decade of direct-to-consumer sales and marketing experience, prior to joining our team including DTC Manager at West Coast Wine Partners for nearly two years. Preceding that she managed the Wine Club at Robert Young Estate Winery. Her previous experience also includes Club & Customer Service Coordinator for Duckhorn Wine Company and a laboratory internship with their Decoy & Migration programs. Erika is delighted to be working with the extraordinary wines produced at Pellegini Wine Company.
Adam Palafox Hospitality Manager
Adam was born and raised in California and has been passionate about luxury hospitality for decades. After helping to develop some of the most esteemed wine & food pairing programs in Napa & Sonoma at Duckhorn Vineyards and St. Francis Winery, Adam joined our team to build our Tasting Room and Hospitality Programs in 2013. Adam is a respected member of the extended Sonoma County tasting room community and frequently works with other neighboring properties on events. In his off time, Adam is an active member of the theatre community and has been involved in many productions for 6th Street Playhouse, Narrow Way Stage Company, and Actor's Basement.
Arturo Robeldo Jr. Vineyard Manager
Arturo Robledo Jr. grew up in one of the most accomplished vineyard farming families in California. He represents the second generation of Robledos to farm Olivet Lane Vineyard. Art works cooperatively with our winemaker to ensure the healthiest vines possible and believes great wine is made in the vineyard.
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