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My style of teaching is to teach each child one step at a time, through method training. Each child/Adult has their own learning curve and I adjust accordingly. Each lesson is fun and yet a learning time. I love teaching and it feeds every day. I always can see more students.
Arlette C. grew up and attended schools in Culver City, California. She attended Los Angeles Valley College where she received an Associate of Arts degree in Music. She then received a partial scholarship and received the Margaret Aue Award for outstanding cellist while attending California State University at Northridge, where she received a Bachelor of Music degree in cello performance. She went on to attend University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, with a full scholarship and graduated with a Master of Music degree in cello performance. After her graduation in 1984, she toured Europe for eight months playing cello with the Schatz Theater Group, an American opera company. Upon her return from Europe, she was hired to play in various orchestras in Michigan. In 1991, she returned to ...
My method is one that corresponds to each student's capabilities and desires. The main method book I use for 'cello is by Samuel Applebaum and I incorporate folksongs, classical repertoire plus anything that the student is interested in playing. I do not recommend the Suzuki method - the student will learn all the notes, without marks on the fingerboard. Tone production and how to do it, is key to great playing. Simple stretches prior to playing are suggested. Since there is a lot of repetitive motion in playing a string instrument, good posture, correct bow grip (many are taught incorrectly due to mistakes in beginning books), and effective left hand technique are key to avoiding injuries and sore muscles!
Montana born 'cellist/pianist/ethnomusicologist Dr. Janice, has premiered works, toured solo & with her New American Quartet, while teaching & coaching throughout California. She recorded films, was YoYo Ma's pre-concert lecturer, was an NEH Affiliate Awardee, & she won special Commendation from City Hall in '97 during Los Angeles Week for her work in multi-ethnic communities. Janice enjoyed performing with Herbie Hancock, coaching Samuel L. Jackson for his "'cello playing cop" role, & being featured with her quartet in the Canadian documentary, "Empire of the Word". Janice is Principal 'Cellist with the West L.A. Sym., Center Stage Opera & with Symphony 47, also acting as their Orchestra Liaison. Janice has taught both 'cello & piano for about 38 years as well as coached youth and ...
Hi my name is Carmen. I have been teaching music for 10 years to all ages and levels. I make sure my students are able to play a song in the first lesson and customize the lesson to their own goals. I have experince playing in orchestras, trios, quartets, rock and alternative bands as well as teaching classical cello. I have knowledge of many different methods but tailor curriculm based on the students goals. My students have played in orchestras, symphonies, jazz trios and bands
Carmen has been teaching music for 10 years to children and adults, from age 4 to 50. She is able to teach many genres of music to all levels of musicianship, whether beginner or advanced, whether they want to learn Mozart or Coldplay, Aretha Franklin or Joni Mitchell . Her style of teaching utilizes the classical approach of theory and sight reading, but MOST IMPORTANTLY allows the student to explore the instrument freely while also achieving good musicianship. Having fun while honing the craft is the way to an enduring love of playing and is a principle she always uses in her lessons. Carmen has a special gift with very young children; she is able to keep children interested, engaged, inspired and challenged. She has a patience with children that is extraordinary because she ...
I have played in a variety of musicals and various college orchestras and chamber groups. Because of my approach to music I don't consider classical my forte but I can still teach any student cellist a great amount about beginning to advanced playing in any style - including classical.
I am also comfortable playing a variety of styles on the cello, namely jazz.
I have been happily playing music for over half of my life and it has always been the light in my day. Now it is my hope to shed that same light onto you or your child. I am a very friendly and fun teacher with a great deal of professionalism and patience, even more importantly I love teaching and music with a passion. I have been playing an instrument since the 4th grade (cello) and, as I learned how music works, was slowly able to pick-up a greater variety instruments with an increasing degree of ease. In high school, I decided to pick-up the guitar just to "have fun and rock out". I joined a band, played in the high school orchestra, joined the high school jazz band and began to practice songwriting and cover songs. Still, it was not until after I took my first class on music theory
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Hello! My name is Ray - I'm 26 years old, born in Queens NY. I studied classical music for many years as a youngster at Aaron Copeland School of Music college preparatory program. Here I was also introduced to Jazz, and around the same time began experimenting with synthesizers. I went on to study Electronic Production & Design at Berklee College of Music in Boston, and quickly became a very sought after studio musician and performer. I've been successfully teaching many instruments and proficiency levels for over 12 years now. I can say with pride that it is my passion, and I anticipate teaching being a very important part of the rest of my life. I enjoy reading science, math, and philosophy, and in addition to teaching am currently working as a pop music producer. *** ...
I have been studying music for 16 years, I graduated with a Bachelor's in vocal performance from the prestigious Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA. Eight years of recording and live performance experience in a various disciplines including pop, rock, reggae, folk, indie/alternative, opera, musical theatre, and jazz. I am a proficient group and private music instructor teaching voice, piano, ukulele, electric bass, flute, cello, music theory and composition. Experience focused on working with children in a therapy music program. *** Lesson Details *** My desire to share my passion for music is what drives me to teach it. My hope is to share the love and joy of music with people of all ages, and to instill an appreciation for music that will last a lifetime. I'm committed to the ...
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Detectives found more than 800 marijuana plants while serving a search warrant at a residence Tuesday morning, the latest in a continuing string of large-scale pot busts throughout Stanislaus County.
Detectives said they found 826 plants growing inside a home in the 100 block of Walker Ranch Parkway. The plants were found in several rooms, including bathrooms and closets. Detectives said the two suspects taken into custody were stealing electricity.
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Our winter theme is "The Missing Peace". I believe God gave us this message because this world is full of confusion. So many things compete for the attention of young hearts and minds: school, sports, church, family, relationships, and technology. Life has changed so much since God first commanded, "Be still and know that I am God." But God has not changed. Jesus lived, died, rose, and reigns as the Way, the Truth and the Life. He promised the Holy Spirit, offering to clear up the confusion, replacing it with what's missing for so many…Peace. "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid" (Jn. 14:27).
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Commercial Hotel Saloon, 1910, Anaheim, California
The saloon inside the Commercial Hotel in Anaheim, California in 1910. It was located at 182 West Center Street (now Lincoln Avenue) at the corner of Lemon Street. Built by Anaheim's second mayor, Henry Kroeger, in 1872, it was first known as the Anaheim Hotel. It was later sold to the hotel's manager, Max Nebelung and by 1890, the hotel's name was changed to the Commercial Hotel.
Vintage photograph shows two men standing behind the bar and several customers standing or seated throughout the room. Visable is the cash register, liquor bottles and glassware in cabinets behind the bar; three spittoons along the foot-rail in front of bar; wall clock and various pictures hanging on wall-papered walls; with lighting provided by four bare electric light bulbs and two kerosene lamps.
In 1905, the Commercial Hotel was sold to John Ziegler, who, in 1916, replaced the old hotel with a new $40,000 four-story brick building at the same location. Called the Hotel Valencia, it stood until May, 1977, when it burned down.
John Ziegler appears to have kept the same long bar that was in the original Commercial Hotel, when he built the new Hotel Valencia. However, behind the bar is now a large mirror framed by ornate woodwork. In this image, a bartender and owner, John Ziegler, are behind the bar, with a customer standing at the bar rail. The cash register, liquor bottles and glassware are visible behind the bar; two spittoons along foot-rail in front of bar; a wooden barrel and double wooden doors leading to the dining room are at far right; a wall clock and various posters hang on wall-papered walls, and lighting is provided by four lamps hanging from the ceiling.
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March 13–14 - Pleasanton 4TH ANNUAL TURN-N-BURN BBQ COOK-OFF… Friday night dance by Rodney Hayden, Pear Ratz and The Bellamy Brothers. Cooks display their talents Saturday trying to win a share of the biggest payout in Texas. Enjoy another great dance Saturday night with Rodney Hayden & Aaron Watson. Pleasanton River Park downtown. For entry forms & details, visit www.pleasantoncoc.com, or call the Chamber of Commerce (830) 569-2163.
March 20–29 - Eagle PassINTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP FESTIVAL... This celebrated border festival presents carnival rides at Shelby Park, sporting events, downtown parade, Noches Mexicanas with live entertainment, and a variety of food and other booths at Shelby Park. Toll free 1-888-355-3224.
March 27, 28, 29 - Tomball14th ANNUAL GERMAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL... Celebrate German OktoberFest in March with 150 street vendors, arts/crafts, 4 stages of live music, carnival, fireworks, antique shops, food, beer, bike rally & more in Old Down-town. Free admission/parking. Free shuttles from 1200 W. Main. Sponsored by Tomball Sister City Org. www.tomballsistercity.org. Vendors welcome! Grady Martin (281) 379-6844. email@example.com.
March 28 - WeslacoTEXAS ONION FEST... Saluting the Texas Sweet Onion developed in Weslaco! Features an onion-eating contest, musical entertainment, dancing horse shows, arts & crafts, car show, children's events, culinary stage, kiddie rides and onion recipe contest at Weslaco City Park. (956) 968-2102. www.weslaco.com/onionfest.
March 28 - BeevilleMARKET & MAIN DAYS... Beeville Main Street hosts this Market Days event in connection with the Texas Mile Event, which is coming back to Beeville March 27-29, bringing in 5,700 spectators and participants. Main Street has organized activities, shopping attractions and incentives for families during their stay. Also seeking vendors that craft, design or grow their own goods. (361) 358-4641.
April 10,11,12 - Poteet68th POTEET STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL... Includes 14 areas of continuous family entertainment, featuring Josh Abbott and Ramon Ayala in concert, nightly dances, specialty acts, rodeo, children's area, carnival, arts/crafts & delicious food. (888) 742-8144.
April 18 - La PorteSAN JACINTO DAY FESTIVAL AND BATTLE REENACTMENT... This year celebrates the 179th anniversary of one of the most exciting and significant Texas History events. Enjoy family entertainment, living history demonstrations, children's area and Texas-themed vendors. Free to the public. Open 10am to 6pm. At La Porte near Houston. www.sanjacinto-museum.org.
April 18–19 - Lake JacksonMIGRATION CELEBRATION... Celebrate birding with seminars, nature tours, and a spectacular Birds of Prey show, as more than 600 species of spring- time birds migrate throughout the Brazosport coastal area. (866) 403-5829. www.migrationcelebration.org.
April 24–25 - La Porte59th ANNUAL SYLVAN BEACH FESTIVAL... Experience arts and crafts, carnival rides, pageants, a parade, live entertainment and kid's events. Historical Sylvan Beach Park on scenic Galveston Bay. Park opens 9am. www.laportechamber.org. (281) 471-1123.
April 24-26- Port AransasTEXAS SANDFEST... One of the largest Master Sand Sculpting Competitions in the USA! Amateurs & families participate in open competitions. Enjoy the invigorating sun & surf and spend the weekend enjoying great food, accommodations, entertainment and island shops of all kinds. More than 100,000 attendees enjoy Texas Island Style! www.portaransas.org. 1-800-45-COAST.
April 24–26 & May 1–3 - Old Town Spring 29th TEXAS CRAWFISH & MUSIC FESTIVAL... Enjoy a grand Cajun heaven with "tons" of crawfish served up with a wide variety of continuous musical entertainment, carnival rides, games, arts & crafts, and 150 permanent village shops and venues. Old Town Spring and Preservation Park, located 20 miles north of Houston. (281) 353-9310. www.oldtownspring.com.
April 23–May 3 - Corpus ChristiBUCCANEER DAYS... A swashbuckling good time! Fun & festivities for everyone. Pro PRCA Tour Rodeo, Carnival, Parades, BBQ & more! Visit us at www.bucdays.com for more information.
April 25 - Carrizo Springs9th ANNUAL BULL-NANZA... Honoring Law Enforcement Officers with this 9th Annual Bull Riding event. Experience great bull riding thrills, a 6pm mutton bustin' & boot scramble for kids, food vendors and dancing to live Country and Tejano music. Gates open at 5pm; Bullride begins at 7pm. Carrizo Springs Rodeo Arena. For info, call (830) 876-5205.
May 15–17 - Pasadena42nd PASADENA STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL... Enjoy three days of fabulous fun at the Pasadena Fairgrounds with dozens of attractions, carnival rides, musical stage entertainment, pageants, children's activities, cook-offs, wine tastings, vendors, tournaments, foods & much more. Free parking & shuttle bus. RV hook-ups & camping available. www.strawberryfest.org. (281) 991-9500.
May 23–24 - Rockport19th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF WINE & FOOD... The Texas Maritime Museum hosts wine tasting, wine seminars, fine foods, and entertainment on the Museum grounds. 4pm to 11pm both days. Visit www.texasmaritimemuseum.org or www.texasfestivalofwines.com. (361) 729-1271 or 1-866-729-AHOY.
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Thousands of Women in Iran Protest Acid Attacks in Wake of Religious Law
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Ferguson October Continues With National Day of Action Against Police Brutality and Mass Incarceration
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Apple fans rejoice! It is once again time to wait in excruciatingly long lines for the latest version of the world's most successful smartphone. The iPhone 4 was released over a year ago so it was just a matter of time before we got to see the next one. The iPhone 5 is delightfully improved from the previous model in many ways:
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I don't want to die, But my mind feels old; My body is so tired And my heart grows cold; Hands itch to slice-- Just the skin--just the skin, Blood flows out as the pain seeps in. They wanna give me pills To treat a pain they haven't seen; They try to cure the symptoms Without knowing what it means, To pick apart my brain Without dirtying their hands, While I drown in a sorrow That I can't understand, While unhelpful friends throw Such unhelpful advice: "Stop feeling sad!" "Think of things that are nice!" Meanwhile I wish for an end to the pain. I don't need any pills-- Just send me a train.
This is about someone else. How long have I waited for this pain to pass, Sharp as a needle and cutting like glass; It lies in my bones and drives me to tears Turning my minutes and hours to years. There is no cure, and it has no name; My joy turns to sorrow and gladness to shame. For the pain never leaves me; it laughs in my face My victories are few and end in disgrace. It always pursues me, relentless and grim, Laughing at my own endurance worn thin; It tears at my back and snaps at my legs No matter how loudly or sadly I beg. It stalks me and watches, never once leaving Whether or not I am hoping, believing That it would just go. Run away, run away! It resides in my belly and aches every day. What does it want? A believer? A home? Or does it just relish my every moan? What would appease it? What would repel it? I wish I knew some way that I could dispel it, But there is no hope, as of yet there's no light. The unnamed assailant attacks me each night And causes me suffering again and again. If I ended my life, would this pain also end? Would I finally be free of this tormenting foe Whose name and purpose I don't even know? Or is there yet hope for a lost one like me? Some way to fight it, and finally be free? Can anyone name it? Does anyone know The source of this agony, or what makes it go, So that I may rest? Or am I condamned To suffer and let it consume who I am?
I write a haiku With five, seven, five pulses. How do you like it?
A child believes many things, Especially what he is told. People usually stop believing When they think that they are old. Why this is, I don't quite know; For in my youth, I can't say, Maybe they stop trusting in life When they find their hairs are grey. Or perhaps they are saddened when They feel they've been betrayed When they learn that life is far too short Despite how much they've prayed But there is hope to which I cling That as I age, I wish to achieve: You're only as old as you feel, And you feel what you believe.
What makes good poetry? Well, few can say; But it's not up to the few to decide One rule of thumb: don't be cliche Or readers and critics will toss you aside; But one must wonder: Can you rewet the dried? If I rhyme, for example: I love you and blue It's anyone's guess what the readers will do But the way that I write, it is not repetition; Consider it historic; poetic tradition That only needs to be given new meaning The words themselves will be redeeming. Consider also: I've no words to express... I've seldom seen it, but cliche nonetheless. Would it be so boring if I used new words, Like: I've no words to express my love Of the birds and the way that they fly Across the sky. Perhaps this approach is rather rash I feel it may displease some But inspiration is born when ideas clash And I welcome what ideas may come Even if this work is seen as trash, Some poetry is better than none! Besides, if everyone tries to be original, Just like every other individual Are they really being new? How will they be part of the unique few? I think recycling the "old" is a solution To making Poetic Revoulution.
Recipe: This is a dish not made in a pot; It may be cooked with whatever you've got. The tools that you need are emotion and mind, This dish can be cooked with whatever you find. Begin with some words that blend fairly well, Add in the senses, like taste, sight, and smell, And if you're concerned about your nutrition, Add in some words that have rich definition. Stir in some morals for a flavorful treat (poems without them are seldom sweet) And consider having some humor, too; Laughter is oftentimes good for you. Add just a pinch of rare inspiration And you will find, to your elation That you've made a soup of poetry; Serving size: infinity.
The world flying past, I'm riding so fast; Then a screech and I find The world's left behind. I'm up in the air (It's pretty up there) I just hope it won't hurt When I come back to earth.
I have a hero who remains unknown By many of those who dwell in his home He protected them all, though they forgot him; Defended the cause, fought only to win. He gave everything that he had for his love, For his homeland and ideals therof. He struggled through heat, he struggled through rain He lived for great joys, but suffered much pain. Volunteered bravely, he answered the call; He faced many fears, and overcame all. He left his home and family behind, He sacrificed love and his peace of mind. He carried our burdens, he covered our shame Why did all the people forget his name? Because of him, I strive to be bolder. The Marines call him: The Unknown Soldier. 06/04/12
Here lies a man who had no name. There was a funeral; Nobody came. No one cried, and None was blamed Only three men attended; what a shame.
See The eaves Flecked with leaves All brown from fall's design; Four walls, one door, Two windows, a floor, A cozy house of mine.


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Winnipeg signs RFA Postma to two-year deal
DEFENCEMAN Paul Postma has a raise and a new two-year contract with the Winnipeg Jets.
The 24-year-old blue-liner, a restricted free agent after last season, headed off a salary arbitration hearing by agreeing to the deal that bumps him to $650,000 for the coming season, and $775,000 next season, according to a report.
Postma played last season on his first one-way deal, a $550,000 (pro-rated) contract for 2013.
Postma played 27 games to start the season in the AHL, recording 18 points for the St. John's IceCaps.
He then had 34 games, scoring four goals and nine points for the Jets, once the NHL season started.
The new deal was announced Thursday night.
Jets 'great fit' for Finn
CONFIDENCE is often an elusive quality, but Winnipeg Jets/St. John's IceCaps goalie Juho Olkinuora seems to have it in spades.
Since he was five, apparently.
That's when, according to the 22-year-old Finn, there was another boy in kindergarten with the same first name, so young Juho went home and told his parents he wanted another one.
For everyday purposes, they made a very common change to Jussi, which he's been known as since.
After conquering that conundrum at five, it wasn't very difficult for Olkinuora to know, at 22, it was time to turn pro.
His NCAA play was stellar and he left the University of Denver after two seasons, signing as a free agent with the Jets in the spring.
"I thought hockey-wise I'd be ready for it," Olkinuora said Thursday. "Obviously if things didn't work out...since I was a free agent, you have to grab the offer when it's there. First off, Winnipeg was a great fit. They were in touch with me the whole year and they seemed genuinely interested."
Better late than never
HE may have signed with the Jets at the very last minute in June -- another day without a contract would have sent him back into this year's draft -- but right-winger Austen Brassard said Thursday there was no stress about the decision.
In many ways, the Windsor, Ont., product said, the timetable was a product of his Belleville Bulls getting to the third round of the OHL playoffs.
"I tried not to think about it too much," Brassard said about the contract. "We went deep into the playoffs with Belleville and I was trying to focus on that. I just wanted to keep doing what I was doing, not think about it too much. You can start overthinking things and it'll affect your game."
Brassard's numbers during the regular season waned from 2011-12, down to 14 goals and 33 points, but he was an important player for the Bulls in the playoffs, recording six goals and 12 points in 17 games.
"Years before, we didn't even make it out of the first round so to go to the conference final was a pretty big deal," he said. "But you're never satisfied until you're holding up that Memorial Cup. Personally, I thought I played pretty well."
Now in July, the 6-2 20-year-old said he's just happy to be getting his pro career underway.
"No matter what I want to keep working and get better," he said. "I'm just really grateful and happy that I was able to sign with Winnipeg. When someone drafts you it's a big pat on the back. I wanted to be the best I could be for Winnipeg. I'm glad everything worked out."
Camp wraps today
AT today's final day of the development camp, the 42 players will take the ice together at 10:45 a.m. and work in a controlled-scrimmage environment.
"We'll get a little bit better chance tomorrow to take a look at three-on-three and a little bit more of the thinking side of the game," Jets coach Claude Noel said.
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The Festival di Sanremo is the most well respected televised Italian pop music event. 2013 sees the sixty-third edition and to mark the event Swide has decided to run through the most important songs that have participated in the festival, and made Italian music history.
Adriano Celentano brought rock music to Italy in the 1950s. His singing and dancing style made him an teen icon overnight, bit the intellectual aims of Celentano's music are what have made the most impact. Chi Non Lavora Non Fa l'Amore, an upbeat, but serious commentary of 1970s Italian politics and the workforce. The song won the Sanremo Festival in 1971.


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328,000 plus shares sold @ $28.8786 at 4:32pm.....for $9.5M. Nice pocket change. Some MM is hoarding today.
Watch out when a CEO makes promises for 2020 in 2015. Not to mention he has been making promises now for a while and has failed to deliver. At some point the guy has to pack up and leave.
In the last 10 years PHG has just kept bailing on all the business lines, things they basically pioneered, tv displays, CE, audio, what has happened to Philips RESEARCH, was the world's largest private operation, creating things that changed the world, now it's a mere shell. Like Bell Labs, mismanaged and destroyed from within...kinda like the U.S.! Lighting is the core business of Philips, why bail on a div that is STILL #1 in the world? really bizarre! Philips used to do everything, now they barely do anything..ya can't keep selling off divs, there ain't nutin left to sell!
why would Philips bail on the lighting business, they STILL are the world's biggest and it makes money. Why why why, seems absolutely DUMB. they bought Genlyte for almost $3 BILLION to expand, then they bail on all of it? Huh? Why not grow some more get some Osram or some GE stuff, Maybe Philips has finally jumped the shark. they used to do everything, now they barely do anything, what kind of plan is that?
Imagine firing all sales force after a takeover with all their customer base. Attempted to push cheap foreign product in the US market. Bog down all US personnel with survey and questionnaires while managing from abroad. Using Philips supply chain costing double that of what was being supplied before. And don't forget that BFR (buy for resale). When all takeovers usually fail due to above, they focus on resale rather than design and build themselves.
Lightolier. Mia-managed by Philips to extinction in less than 8 years. Flashy dumb arrogance from the top down with wave after wave of clueless foreigner management chocking the life out of another innovative US company.
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Dinagat can refer to:
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SYDNEY (AP) — Australia is close to finalizing a deal with Ukraine to send police and a small number of troops to secure the Malaysian plane crash site as part of a multinational team, the Australian prime minister said Friday.
Australia has 90 federal police officers in Europe ready to be deployed to the site in eastern Ukraine where Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was downed last week, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said. Some of the officers could be armed, and would be accompanied by members of Australia's defense force, he said.
Armed pro-Russian separatists control the area and have hampered investigators' attempts to access the site.
Abbott stressed that the team, which would include countries that lost citizens in the disaster, would not be going in as part of a military mission.
"This is a humanitarian mission ... with a clear and simple objective: to bring them home," Abbott told reporters in Canberra, the nation's capital. "Others can engage in the politics of eastern Europe. All we want to do is to claim our dead and to bring them home."
All 298 people aboard the plane were killed when it was shot down on July 17, likely by a missile from territory held by pro-Russian rebels. Thirty-seven Australian citizens and residents were on board.
The urgency to secure the area grew after three Australian officials traveled to the crash site on Thursday and found more wreckage and human remains, Abbott said.
"With these remains exposed to the ravages of heat and animals and to the continuing possibility of human interference, it's more important than ever that the site be properly secured," Abbott said. "Our objective is the remains can be recovered, that the investigation can go ahead and that justice can be done."
Another 100 Australian police officers will be deployed to Europe in the next 24 hours, Abbott said.
The international police team would be tasked with ensuring a thorough search of the site so all remains are recovered and sent to the Netherlands for identification. The mission would be complete within a few weeks of arriving, Abbott said.
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop presented an Australia-sponsored resolution to the U.N. Security Council that passed unanimously on Monday demanding that rebels cooperate with an independent investigation and allow all remaining bodies to be recovered.


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- Us Ranger EV guys have found a few ways around this.
I hope we all join together soon, so much information that can help all EVs.
--- In email@example.com, Electrode Scientist <electrode.scientist@...> wrote:
> I figured out to increase my range I need to charge at the public stations,
> I found a J1772 plug for $69.00 but that just seems like way more than these plugs are worth,
> so my
> new plan is to build a plug myself.
> I think I should be able to make a J1772 plug
> for around $10
> getting started I could use some help if anyone has an idea
> what kind of pins are used? or where I could buy the pins cheap?
> If I can't find the pins, then my next idea is to get some assorted pieces of small metal rods I have laying around the house
> and drive down to a charging station and see which ones fit.
> After I have my pins my plan is to get some type of container, either
> pcv or paper, solder wires onto the pins, and put them in the container,
> then fill it up with epoxy, put the plug I need on the other end and I
> have an adapter for under $10 bucks.
> oh yeah, it also needs a couple of resisters, I need to buy those also,
> and I will probably put a switch on it, so I can turn it off before
> connecting or disconnecting it.
> has anyone done this before?
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> - I'd have to agree here, while you can get a home charging station for less than a grand most of the chargers you're going to see around are going to be a whole lot more of that, the company I work for has 2 of the two plug Schneider Electric EVlink chargers, they're about 6k each retail, not to mention that you probably have several thousand dollars invested in your car. If you don't have proper insullation you could damage their charging station, your car's charger, and start a fire, or worse you become the path to ground. It's just not worth saving a few bucks, high voltage (and current) systems are way too dangerous to mess with if you don't know what you're doing.
--- In email@example.com, Charles Bliss <cbliss@...> wrote:
> To add to that, what about the chances of damaging the public plug /
> charger. Using a non-spec material can lead to galling or a 'frozen'
> plug. That happens on a public charging station and not only would you
> be paying for a new plug, you would also get strapped for the cost of
> the damage to the charger.
> Since those cords are around $400, I would think that the liability is
> going to be way over $500.
> If one wanted to build a proper plug/ receptacle, the J-1772 spec is
> available for about $65 from the standards committee.
> I would bet that the wrong selection of material and finish WILL result
> in damage. I have seen it happen many times.
> On 11/24/2012 7:30 PM, skeezmour wrote:
> >
> > I respectfully urge you to reconsider doing this type of backyard plug
> > for something that is going to be used on public gear. Your pin idea
> > is not very good since if you use anything besides copper or aluminum
> > they will heat up much faster than they should.
> >
> > I am all for saving some money but this at minimum looks bad (how
> > would you feel someone sticking a couple of hangers into an outlet
> > because they didn't want to buy an extension cord?), or worse could
> > start a fire.
> >
> > Not trying to offend but please think about if saving $50 is worth the
> > trouble and time.
> >
> > --- In firstname.lastname@example.com
> > <mailto:solectria_ev%40yahoogroups.com>, Electrode Scientist
> > <electrode.scientist@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I figured out to increase my range I need to charge at the public
> > stations,
> > >
> > >
> > > I found a J1772 plug for $69.00 but that just seems like way more
> > than these plugs are worth,
> > > so my
> > > new plan is to build a plug myself.
> > >
> >
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#253 enhancement closed duplicate (duplicate)
Resource.render should allow returning a Deferred
Reported by: | jknight | Owned by: | |
Priority: | normal | Milestone: | |
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Cc: | itamarst, dp, jknight | Branch: | |
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Changed 12 years ago by jknight
comment:1 Changed 12 years ago by jknight
This patch fixes the API for Resource.render to allow you to return a Deferred, as one would expect to be able to do. This is as opposed to the currently recommended method of returning NOT_DONE_YET and restructuring your code to call request.write(...). Of course, that should still work, too.
Changed 12 years ago by jknight
comment:2 Changed 12 years ago by jknight
bleargh, stupid RTF file.
comment:3 Changed 12 years ago by itamarst
There are a few places in the code that assume result of render() is either NOT_DONE_YET or string. This is typically done in wrapper resources that want to be transparent and not alter request (e.g. my patch for improving DeferredResource, or twisted.web.guard.) I suspect this patch will break them.
comment:4 Changed 12 years ago by moshez
I've removed the [PATCH] indicator, since the current patch isn't complete -- like itamar said, at least patch twisted.web.guard
comment:5 Changed 12 years ago by itamarst
It's not just web.guard, it's other code in my own projects and possibly others. I'm not sure if there is a solution :( You can do stuff like having a reallyRender that render calls and can return Deferreds which are converted to NOT_DONE_YET, or... I dunno. Make __eq__ and friends for NOT_DONE_YET do some magic for deferreds?
comment:6 Changed 12 years ago by jknight
Surely t.w.guard should be fixed (sorry didn't notice that problem). However, I'm not sure how much effort really needs to be put into being totally compatible with user code. Here is my proposed solution: 1) For the next X amount of time, do not return a deferred from render() in any code in the twisted framework (unless it's just passing it through a user's render()). 2) Make all code in twisted framework able to deal with user code returning a deferred. With this solution, breakage can only occur if a user's code returns a deferred from render, *and* the user's code isn't able to deal with that. Nothing that currently works would break. I think that's a reasonable compromise.
comment:7 Changed 12 years ago by itamarst
That seems like a reasonable solution, yes. Some sort of utility code for wrapper resources so they don't have to write the same code each time would also make it easier to transition - "oh, just use this if you're doing that sort of thing".
comment:8 Changed 12 years ago by moshez
Can this be downgraded from "bug" to "feature"? itamar?
comment:9 Changed 12 years ago by glyph
Somehow I feel as though 'bug' is the right classification, but at the same time it's changing an existing interface which is ANCIENT in Twisted's time-scale (which has problems as indicated). jknight, can you update the patch to provide the policy that you suggest? It sounds good. I'm assigning this to dp to make sure someone is in charge of following up and getting this committed eventually. I'd like it to be in 1.1 so that we can end end "X amount of time" when we hit 1.2 and drop the other vestiges of ugly backwards compatibility.
comment:10 Changed 12 years ago by jknight
I've tried to decipher the widget code in t.w.guard. The simple solution of just returning the subresource's render(..) isn't possible because I guess the return value of reallyRender needs to be widgets.FORGET_IT so that the first time after it authenticates you, it doesn't redisplay the login form. So, anyhow -- I *think* guard can be fixed by the following. It is somewhat odd as it calls back into the request's render method which you don't generally do, but it should work because the first render call aborted with NOT_DONE_YET and no headers have been sent yet. The test doesn't run because DummyRequest doesn't implement render. I don't see a simple example of t.w.guard use and have no idea how all this set of authorizer/etc stuff works. So, this is untested but probably works. :) @@ -210,10 +207,7 @@ def reallyRender(self, request): # it's authenticated already... res = self.res.getChildForRequest(request) - val = res.render(request) - if val != NOT_DONE_YET: - request.write(val) - request.finish() + request.render(res)
comment:11 Changed 12 years ago by itamarst
This won't work for the case returns a string. Or for the case it returns a Deferred ;)
comment:12 Changed 12 years ago by jknight
Hm? Explain? request.render doesn't return anything.
comment:13 Changed 12 years ago by itamarst
Good point! I thought you did resource.render. I'll check the request.render. If it *doesn't* do what we want, we ought to add a method to Request that does :)
comment:14 Changed 12 years ago by moshez
Re: testing. The latest tests in test_web.py show a way to use real requests, not dummy ones.
comment:15 Changed 11 years ago by radix
Now that I've implemented that render_* change, allowing resources to return deferreds from render_* should be easy: put the code to manage it in base Resource.render.
comment:16 Changed 10 years ago by radix
does nevow/twisted.web2 do this already?
comment:17 Changed 10 years ago by jknight
This bug is irrelevant now, people should use Nevow, or web2 whenever it's done to get this functionality. Closing wontfix.
comment:18 Changed 5 years ago by ghazel
- Resolution fixed deleted
- Status changed from closed to reopened
twisted.web is alive and well. People very recently have been wondering why this wasn't ever improved:
Perhaps we should revisit this issue?
comment:19 Changed 5 years ago by exarkun
- Resolution set to duplicate
- Status changed from reopened to closed
#3711 was a duplicate of this. Since a bunch of work has been started there, we'll keep this ticket closed as the duplicate though (whereas normally I would close the higher numbered ticket as the duplicate).
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