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Don Bradford Professional Potter. Artist-in-residence in New Jersey schools with "Project Impact." Exhibitions: NJ State Museum, Morris Museum and others; BA in Art Education from Montclair State University. MA in Visual Arts from William Paterson University. Independent Studies include: Tuscarora Pottery School, The Aegean School of Fine Arts and Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts.
Julia Breer is a New York University graduate with a Masters in Art and Education. As a teacher with over 35 years experience, her artistic sensibilities foster and inspire creativity and individual expression in her students. Presently working as a homeschool teacher and private tutor in all subjects, Julia continues to explore her own creativity as an artist in multimedia collage.
Jane CoCo Cowles is a freelance writer and artist with a background in business law. Jane has taught business law at the European School of Economics and has advised many individuals in areas of personal and professional development. Jane received a B.A. in Fine Art and English from Drew University, a law degree from Pace University and a Masters in taxation from New York Law School. She has worked for corporations like Ernst & Young as well as in the fashion industry, galleries and as a creative professional. She specializes in organization, writing and illustration. Her most recent projects include writing for the Elephant Journal, acting as a communications coordinator for the Village of Nyack, advising private clients and illustrating work for exhibitions in the tristate area.
John Creagh has worked as a designer and painter for over 20 years. He has studied at the prestigious Arts Students League in New York City and has a MFA from Lehman College of the City University of NY. John has taught at the Pelham Art Center, the Wallkill School and at the Westchester Art Workshop in Peekskill. A native of the Bronx and long-time resident of the Hudson Valley, John's paintings, including his urban works and his plein air pieces, have been influenced by the work of Edward Hopper. He incorporates his lifelong experiences in the visual arts into his classes and shares his unique vision and expertise with his students.
Sally Lipton Derringer was a book manuscript finalist for Fordham University's Poets Out Loud Prize and the New Issues Poetry Prize. She was a finalist for the Arts & Letters Prize, the Kay Murphy Prize for Poetry, the Phyllis Smart Young Prize in Poetry, and the Glimmer Train Poetry Open, a runner-up for the William Dickey Memorial Broadside Contest and the Grolier Poetry Prize, received honorable mention in Nimrod's Pablo Neruda Prize and the poetry competition of the National Writers Union, and was a semifinalist for the James Wright Poetry Award and the Paumanok Poetry Award. Her poems have appeared in Poet Lore, The Los Angeles Review, Sentence, Bellevue Literary Review, The Prose-Poem Project, Memoir, SLAB, The Quarterly, The New York Quarterly, Tampa Review, The Journal of the American Medical Association, Far Out: Poems of the '60s, and other journals and anthologies. She has an M.A. in Creative Writing from Antioch University and has taught in the English Department at SUNY Rockland.
Colleen Dipico is a certified New York State Art Teacher (K-12) and has her bachelor's degree in Visual Arts Education from SUNY New Paltz. Based out of Haverstraw, NY, she recently had a solo exhibition at the Arts Alliance of Haverstraw entitled "Animalia". Her specialty is drawing and painting. Her work centers around human and animal relationships in a quirky whimsical style. She is currently attending Lehman College in pursuit of her MFA. You can see her work at www.colleenmcgowanart.tumblr.com or her Facebook page www.facebook.com/colleenmcgowanstudio.
Dan Dugan A former assistant to Professor Roger Hendricks at SUNY Purchase, he has been widely exhibited in the NY/NJ area and taught in Montreal, Canada, Cairns, Australia and Eastchester, New York.
Karen Edelmann, painter, received her BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University, her Master of Fine Arts from Syracuse University, and today is Emerita Professor of Art at St. Thomas Aquinas College. Karen is a landscape artist who brings over two decades of college level art teaching to ROCA, plus insight gained from teaching and planning painting and drawing programs in the US, France and Italy with Artists Abroad and Afield, Inc. Students have regularly named her to Who's Who Among America's Teachers. Her work is in corporate and private collections in the US and Europe, and is shown in galleries from New York to the Gulf Coast. She is a member of New York Plein Air Painters, the National Arts Club and other art organizations in the Hudson River Valley. You can see Karen's work at KWEdelmann.com/gallery.
Tenley Marshall Escoffery is an artist and teacher dedicated to sharing how the practice of using our creativity and imagination through art, nature, and yoga encourages intuition, discipline, and endurance. Her work and teaching has been shown and presented in the northeast area. She holds a BFA in Mixed Media and Teacher Certification from Ramapo College, MFA from William Paterson University and an Advanced Certification in Educational Leadership from Long Island University. Tenley currently teaches K-4 Art in Montvale, Bergen County, NJ. She also spends summers directing community theater in Wayne, NJ. Tenley has been teaching art for 15 years with students that range from 3 to 86 years young! Currently, Tenley is designing workshops and classes for adults and children that incorporate yoga, art, and journaling techniques. These workshops have a great focus on linking our creative and imaginative self with our mind, body, and spirit through yoga, art, and journaling exercises. Tenley recently published a coloring book for her art and yoga workshops. Tenley lives in Rockland County, New York with her husband, a musician and educator Eric and their two cats, BJ and Bob. To contact her or to learn about events and art work visit www.tenleydesigns.com
Daly Flanagan is currently the School Director at the Rockland Center for the Arts. She has over 15 years experience in art education and administration including positions as Director of the Craft Students League/YWCA and Coordinator of School and Family Programs at the MAD Museum (formerly the American Craft Museum). She has a Masters of Science in Education and Administration with a visual arts focus from Bank Street College of Education and Parsons School of Design and a BFA in painting and printmaking from San Diego State University.
Barbara Galazzo is an award winning glass artist for the past 20 years and has incorporated mosaics into various projects and residencies. Her works are in corporate and private installation in the U.S. and she has shown in galleries and museums around the country and overseas. She has been featured in such publications as The NY Times, the Journal News, Distinction Magazine, Sunshine Magazine, American Style Magazine, and WAG Magazine. Her work is in the permanent collections of Kaiser Permanente, Mayo Clinic, Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, Newburgh Free Library and the Reeves Reed Arboretum.
Maddie Goldman has been a preschool educator whose teaching experience includes Director/Teacher at the YM-YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood and special education teacher in the Bronx. Always passionate about art, she incorporated many opportunities for the children to explore different art mediums. On the other end of the spectrum, she also worked providing therapeutic art services for adults attending the Sarah Neuman Day Care Center in Mamaroneck, NY. and the Isabella Geriatric Center in Washington Heights, NY. She has a Master's of Science degree in Elementary Education. She has studied art at the 92 nd St. Y in NYC, The Art School at Old Church in Demarest, NJ, Council House, NY and the Woodstock School of Art in Woodstock, NY. She has exhibited her collages at the Woodstock Artist Association Museum and has participated in juried art shows at the Blue Door Gallery in Yonkers and Upstream Gallery in Hastings, NY.
Catherine Graham is an artist and art educator. She earned a BFA in fine arts from the School of Visual Arts in NYC. And she is nearly complete with a MA in art education from the City University of New York, Lehman College. She has experience working in Manhattan in several artistic fields, including working as a gallery assistant, and working on the production design team of independent films; however, her favorite setting is the art classroom. She lived and worked in South Korea for several years, designing the curriculum for a network of Montessori kindergartens, and also teaching ESL to elementary and middle school students. She connected with ROCA by volunteering for Art Worlds, a wonderful art-outreach program, and firmly believes in social justice through education and art. In her art classroom, she incorporates art history, technical instruction, and inquiry based instruction. She believes that art education is an essential part of developing creativity, and critical thinking and encourages students to explore and follow their intuition. She lives in Rockland with her husband and two daughters.
Jane Herold Full-time Potter. Produces wood fired functional stoneware at her Palisades studio. Apprenticed in England with Michael Cardew. Her work is in numerous collections and thousands of homes. Her ceramics have been featured in the New Yorker, Ceramics Monthly, Studio Potter, and Ceramics, Art and Perception. BA, Sarah Lawrence College.
Marlene Krumm-Sanders BFA, Parsons The New School For Design, NYC. Also studied: American College, Paris, France. Worked for 10 years as an illustrator before turning to clay. Ceramic Studies: Rockland Center for the Arts, N.Y., Foundation for Arts and Science, N.J. and self-development in her own studio. Has taught privately in her studio. Currently works at Outside In Gallery, Piermont, N.Y. co-managing gallery, artist in residence. Has exhibited in many local venues, Hudson Valley, Westchester, N.J. Online: Mks-art.com
Paula Madawick CPSA Artist. Apprentice to Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg, studied at the School of Visual Arts, Cooper Union and SUNY where she received her BA. She has exhibited her colored pencil drawings at Castelli Gallery, Matthew Marks, The National Arts Club, Silvermine, Blue Hill Corp., and the Hopper House; is in the collection of Chase Manhattan Bank, NA, Rutgers University and the Bergen Museum. Madawick has received numerous awards and was an invitational instructor for the Color Pencil Society of America's National Convention. She was also the former Executive Director, Edward Hopper Art Center, Nyack, NY and former Gallery Director of Center Gallery, Demarest, NJ.
Stephanie Maddalena has a BA in Fine Arts, St. Thomas Aquinas College; also studied at Peter's Valley Craft Center, Brookfield Craft Center, Old Church Cultural Center, taught for Syracuse University and the Craft Students League; exhibits throughout the region; owns and operates Foxcroft Beads in Haverstraw, NY.
Eleanor Miller is classically trained artist who received her BA from Monmouth University, where she studied under Eleanore Mikus, a vanguard Minimalist, and Bernard Aptekar, one of the original SOHO Ten Downtown. She continued her studies at the National Academy School of Fine Arts. Miller has exhibited extensively throughout the East Coast, both in fine art galleries and corporate venues, and is the recipient of numerous awards, including Best of Show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA, the Anna Hyatt Huntington Award from the National Arts Club, and the Gamblin Artists Award from the Salmagundi Club. Her work is in both private and corporate collections. She is currently on the faculty at RoCA and the Pelham Art Center. eleanorgracemiller.com
Patti Mollica has been a professional illustrator and fine artist for over 30 years. She has been commissioned by, and is included in the private collections of American Express, Sheraton Hotels, CBS and RCA Records, Penguin Press, Mellon Bank and many others. Her artwork is known for its fearless use of color and uninhibited brushwork. She delights in painting the world around her in a bold, decisive style, with hues that are intense, brilliant and contemporary. She is represented by several galleries in the U.S. Patti teaches "How to Paint Fast, Loose and Bold", as well as a variety of workshops on how to use Golden Paints, Gels and Mediums. For more information visit: www.mollicastudio.com.
Howard Nathenson has exhibited his work nationally and in exhibitions and art spaces/galleries in California, New York and New Jersey. His paintings were shown in The Whitney Annual, and the "Extraordinary Images" exhibition at the Whitney Museum. Among many one person shows and group shows, Mr. Nathenson exhibited drawings and paintings in the New Talent exhibition at the Holly Soloman Gallery and exhibited his landscape drawing vignettes as part of the "New Art" exhibition at Artist Space in New York City. In 1992 Mr. Nathenson had a one-person exhibition of still life photographs at The Morris Museum, Morristown NJ. He was awarded a New Jersey State Fellowship for the arts in photography in 1993. Mr. Nathenson graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, with an MFA in painting. Howard's teaching experience includes UC Berkeley, California State College at Los Angeles and the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey. He has also taught drawing, 2-D design, composition and photography at William Paterson University New Jersey, and art history at Kean College of New Jersey.
Brooke O'Neill is a certified art educator (K-12) whose teaching experience includes substitute teaching art in the Rockland County Public Schools and the Art Association of Oswego, NY. She has a Masters in Art Education and a Bachelors of Fine Arts from the State University College at Oswego, NY.
Kanitra Perrault studied at Cooper Union and Pratt Institute, majoring in film/animation. For the past ten years she has taught multi-cultural arts at Martin Luther King Center in Spring Valley, NY. In 2005, her passion for film/animation led her to develop a media arts program which currently includes video/animation and claymation production for students of all ages.
Janet Pirozzi-Riolo graduated The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) with a degree in Fashion Illustration. She has worked in the garment district designing screen prints and fashion illustrations for companies such as Healthtex and Danskin. Even though her early experience has been in commercial art in recent years she has focused most of her time in developing her fine art skills in the medium of water color pencils. Her work has appeared in collaborated shows in Nyack, Valley Cottage Library and The Ridgewood Art Institute in New Jersey. Recently she received The Best in Show, Judge's Choice and First Place Award for The St. Catherine of Bologna Patron of the Arts Association in Ringwood, New Jersey.
Barbara Pollitt Designer. Has won a Drama Desk Nomination for her design of Caucasian Chalk Circle and an Obie Award for her performance in Epidog. Her masks have been seen on Broadway in The Tempest and Jelly's Last Jam. She recently exhibited her masks at the Charter Oak Cultural Center in Hartford, CT. Her work was exhibited at Lincoln Center as well as other venues in New York City. She was an artist-in-residence for the past two years at Nyack High School and has also taught at Manhattanville College.
John Rosis Painter, has MFA from Hunter College New York, BFA, School of Visual Arts, New York. Teaching experience includes Westchester Community College, Art Students League and Rockland Center for the Arts. Exhibitions include Hopper House Art Center, Vermont Center for the Arts, Berkshire Art Museum, Holter Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Paul Sharpe Gallery and Rockland Center for the Arts. Grants include the Pollock Krasner Foundation and the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation Residence Program. Work in public, private and corporate collections. John is represented by the Gerald Bland Gallery in New York City. Website: www.johnrosis.webs.com
Lucille Scurti attended Jersey City State College as an art/education major concentrating in painting and design until the "pottery bug" bit her when she took a required craft class. She then studied pottery exclusively as part of her free electives and independent studies. She received her MA from Montclair State University and continued to study at various institutions including Parson's School of Design, Peter's Valley Education Center and at the New Jersey Center for the Visual Arts. She was also fortunate to study with well known potters Mikhail Zakin, Cynthia Bringle, Bruce Dehnert, Paul Soldner, Tashiko Takaezu, Jim Makins, William McCreath, Tom Nuggenbauer and artist, Ben Jones. Lucille presently maintains a studio at her home in Rutherford New Jersey while being an active member of the Potters Guild of New Jersey, the Hudson River Potters, The Art Association of Rutherford, The Art School at Old Church and Art Educators of New Jersey. She recently retired after 35 years of teaching pottery and art in the Fair Lawn schools and has been the recipient of many awards including The Governor's Recognition Award which was given to her in acknowledgement of her teaching excellence in the New Jersey Public School System. She has also received the honor of being designated as a Dodge Fellow Visual/Artist Educator sponsored by the Geraldine R. Foundation in recognition of her achievements as both artist and teacher and maintains a close association with this organization. Throughout her many years of teaching, Lucille has received many mini-grants from various institutions rewarding her for her achievements as an outstanding art/pottery teacher and as a gifted artist. She credits much of her inspiration to her three passions which are her love of horses, making pottery and teaching. A talented equestrian, Lucille rides her horse on a weekly basis in order to keep her ideas and equine images fresh and exciting. She does admit that having worked with her students was a mentally challenging as well as a physically demanding job, but that they also presented her with a never ending source of ideas through their daily search of visual problem solving activities from a young and fresh perspective. In June of 2011, Lucille retired after spending 35 years of teaching in order to pursue her dream of working as a full time artist/potter.
Laura Shapiro is an experienced educator and a visual artist. She creates mixed media pieces at her studio in Pomona, facilitates digital storytelling workshops and coaches new teachers at Hunter College. She has a masters degree in art education from NYU. She earned her doctorate from the Union Institute which integrated her interests in educational leadership, expressive art and social justice. She lives in Nyack and is passionate about teaching and making art. http:// laurashapiro.info
Jim Shaughnessy is a self taught potter making ceramic vessels and sculpture for more than a decade. He has studied with local, as well as nationally known clay artists. His work can be found in a number of galleries in the surrounding area. In 1999 and in 2001 his work was selected to serve as the Rockland County Executive Awards given to artists and supporters of the arts. In 2002, one of his pieces was used as an award given to Nobel laureate author Toni Morrison. In 2003, his work was featured in silent auctions to benefit the American Cancer Society and the Nuyoricans Poets Café. In 2004, the Human Rights Commission selected to use one of Jim's sculptures in their annual fundraiser event held at the Waldorf Astoria in NYC. Also in 2004, Jim's work was selected to serve as awards for Rockland County Congresswoman Sue Kelly and Nita Lowey, as well as for New York State Senator Hilary Rodham Clinton.
Margery Theroux BA, New York University. Also studied: Montserrat College of Art, MA; NY Studio School; private study with Sam Feinstein, NYC. Former gallery committee member & curator at Hopper House, NY & Center Gallery at TASOC. Exhibited at various locations in the tri-state area & New England; included in private collections nationwide. Workshop presenter & art teacher for 20 years.
Colleen Vanderhoef started her career with an Associate's Degree in Graphic Arts from Rockland Community College. She then received her Bachelor's in Art Education, K-12 & Elementary Education, N-6 from Saint Thomas Aquinas College. In 1988, Colleen received her Master's in Art Administration with a concentration in museums, galleries & education from New York University (Paris & Venice). She currently has tenure teaching art full time at the East Ramapo School District in Spring Valley, NY. She was the co-chair to the Cultural Arts Committee & Environmental Club 2000-2011. She is also a Cultural Arts Teacher for a multi-age classroom at the Art Alliance of Haverstraw, Haverstraw, NY. Colleen has a variety of experience ranging from being Vice President of the Hopper House Art Center to many years teaching art to children as well as the Rockland Conservatory of Music's mural painting on the outside of their building. She has been a curator as well as owner/director of Colleen Greco Gallery, Inc. She won Artist of the Year in 2011 for her outstanding work in the community.
Laura Vogel has worked as a freelance botanical artist and has been teaching for 20 years. She has done illustrations for magazines, products, books and scientific publications, including the Illustrated Companion of Gleason and Cronquist's Manual of Vascular Plants for the New York Botanical Garden Press, which was awarded top bio/science book of 1998 by the Association of American Publishers, and Intermountain Flora. Exhibits: The New York Botanical Garden, Brooklyn Botanical Garden, The New York State Museum at Albany, Northwest Botanical Illustration Exhibit in Washington State, The American Society of Botanical Artists, and The Horticultural Society in NYC.
Ryan Williams grew up on digital media, and has made this growing industry his focal point into his artistic teachings. With over 10 years of personal experience and Education at RCC, Institute of Audio Research, and Pace University, Ryan acquired an array of talents in both traditional and digital art creation (Photoshop), music production (Protools/Reason), and computer science (Building/Code). Utilizing the traditional arts with visual programing and software capabilities he teaches new young artists how to capitalize on their passions in a modern era.
Pamela Wood Ceramist. Received an MFA from CUNY and BFA University of Denver. She has exhibited her work at Jarice, America House, Incorporated, the Streichler Gallery and Greenwich House Pottery. Her teaching credits include Hot Pots in Colorado, Greenwich House Pottery and Earthworks in NYC and the Pottery Studio in New Jersey.


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Summer shorts are typically made of light, wrinkle-free cotton and are de rigueur in July and August. Less typical and much more entertaining is the Summer Shorts Festival at Theatre Artists Studio. The company, founded just a few years ago by such theater stalwarts as like Judy Rollings and Patti Davis Suarez, had such a smash with its June edition of the Shorts Festival that its brushed off these eight never-before-seen comedies and dramas for a quick remount.
World-première shorts on the playbill include Kim Porters Drifting, in which a mother and daughter are marooned together at sea, and Together Alone by Richard Warren (himself the founder of another popular local new plays festival), about a chance encounter between two peculiar people at an art museum. Marriage and dream interpretation get a working over in Les Leiters Catty Corner, while the protagonist in Joni Browne Walders My Name Is Evie Goldstein tries to snag some real attention by climbing atop a busy freeway bridge.
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King teaches generations about potency of peace
"I am convinced that if we succumb to the use of violence in our struggle for freedom, unborn generations will be the recipients of a long and desolate night of bitterness..." When I read that quote from Dr. King, I felt passionate about not using violence to solve problems but to use words instead. I feel that if the world uses violence instead of communication, what good is it going to do? It will only make problems such as racism, disparity, and violence worse for our communities and our country.
I think nonviolence is the most potent weapon of all. It is a potent weapon to me, because the power of conversation is important and very powerful. If we fight right away, others will take it as a threat causing bigger problems. Gandhi, Dr. King's inspiration, didn't use violence against his enemies. He lived, thought, and acted to "inspire the vision of humanity to evolve toward a world of peace and harmony." Dr. King says, "We may ignore him at our own risk." Dr. King worked to make the same thing happen in America. He thought that if Americans acted more like Gandhi, it would end segregation.
When I was in elementary school, I signed up to be a peer mediator because I wanted to help people with their problems in a peaceful way. I learned that when we talked out the problems that kids had they felt more comfortable, so it helped solve their situations and made them feel not so alone. Less problems would happen if people thought more about their actions and words. When kids don't talk about their conflicts it can lead to violence, like some of the school shootings. Their actions did not send a message but rather hurt people and left them confused.
Protesting and organized marches are a good example of a nonviolent way to get your message out in a positive manner. When a lot of people stand together for a cause it shows them that they are united and not alone and gets people to notice. That shows the potency of nonviolence.
In the words of Dr. King, "The way of violence leads to bitterness in the survivors and brutality in the destroyers. But, the way of nonviolence leads to redemption and the creation of the beloved community." Those are great words to live by.
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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; ru; rv:1.9b3pre) Gecko/2007122304 Minefield/3.0b3pre
Build Identifier:
No pictures are shown in saved file, if file name and folder name, containing that file, is in cyrillic.
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Create a folder on disk with cyrillic name (for example C:\тестовый)
2.Save a file in this folder (choosing Web Page, complete) and name it with cyrillic letters (for example тестовый.html)
3.Open saved file
Actual Results:
Saved file is shown without any saved pictures and any stylesheet
Expected Results:
Saved file is shown up with pictures and proper style
This bug is Windows only (at least it doesn't show up in my Ubuntu 7.10). I've reproduced this bug on Windows XP SP2 with Firefox 3.0b2.
If you change name of folder with saved file from cyrillic to latin, bug dissappears. So page is saved correctly, Firefox just doesn't show pictures, if path to file contains any cyrillic letters.
So I've found regression window:
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2006/05/2006-05-01-04-mozilla1.8/firefox-2.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe build works
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2006/05/2006-05-02-03-mozilla1.8/firefox-2.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe build broken
Looking at regression window, I guess that this bug is regression from Bug 278161
Adding dependency, cc'ing Bug 278161 owner, moving to right component and asking for blocking 1.9.
(In reply to comment #1)
> So I've found regression window:
> ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2006/05/2006-05-01-04-mozilla1.8/firefox-2.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe
> build works
> ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2006/05/2006-05-02-03-mozilla1.8/firefox-2.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe
> build broken
> Looking at regression window, I guess that this bug is regression from Bug
> 278161
> Adding dependency, cc'ing Bug 278161 owner, moving to right component and
> asking for blocking 1.9.
Based on that range this issue exists in FF2.0.0.x right?
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> (In reply to comment #1)
> > So I've found regression window:
> > ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2006/05/2006-05-01-04-mozilla1.8/firefox-2.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe
> > build works
> > ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2006/05/2006-05-02-03-mozilla1.8/firefox-2.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe
> > build broken
> > Looking at regression window, I guess that this bug is regression from Bug
> > 278161
> > Adding dependency, cc'ing Bug 278161 owner, moving to right component and
> > asking for blocking 1.9.
> >
> Based on that range this issue exists in FF2.0.0.x right?
Given comment 3 moving to wanted list
I have 3.0b3pre. Everything seems to be ok.
There is a bug with showing cyrillic names after coping in the address bar, but just in showing.
For example, I create New Folder (Russian translation).
Then I save http://www.linuxwallpapers.org/linux-wallpapers.htm
After I open saved html. It's ok. Also I may open any image (copy its address and paste to the address bar).
Sorry, I've saved file with English name.
As I think, the problem is in saving pages. And also it's a kind of windows problems.
See the example.
Let's save a simple page with picture. And give it a cyrillic name.
As the result we will have CyrillicName.html file and CyrillicName_files directory. Images (and also xml-s,css-s) are linked with src="CyrillicName_files/FILE.*.
But saving with ff I see not CyrillicName_files, but the thing similar to %D0%BA%D0%B4%D0%B5_files, where "%D0%BA%D0%B4%D0%B5_files" is url-encoded utf-8 string representation. I'm not strong in it, but in Windows this thing strongly depends from the charset used in the <header>. Also it doesn't wont to open links with more than 1 such things in the path. Also the CyrillicName_files shouldn't be in the utf-8 if the page is non-utf-8 (I'm not sure, so it's the question to W3C DOM).
I tried to save the same page with IE in utf-8, I got the same html, but with correct CyrillicName_files links. FF opens it correctly. Also if change the page 's links ti utf-8 (and the header charset too) everything works too.
The problem is in embedding/components/webbrowserpersist/src/nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp
It fixes links to the local saved files. But it uses utf-8 for Cyrillic names.
I will work with this the whole next week (I will have the cool thing named vocation).
This is a very strange bug...
Firefox 3.0b3pre on Windows XP SP2 rus (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9b3pre) Gecko/2007122905 Minefield/3.0b3pre) DOES show pictures when the file is saved in charset equal to system locale (i.e. when the file is saved in win-1251), but does NOT show pictures when the file is saved in charset NOT equal to system locale (e.g. when the file is saved in koi8-r).
Firefox 184.108.40.206 on Windows XP SP2 rus (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; ru; rv:22.214.171.124) Gecko/20071127 Firefox/188.8.131.52) does NOT show pictures in either case.
Firefox 126.96.36.199 on SUSE SLED 10 SP1 rus (Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; ru; rv:184.108.40.206) Gecko/20060911 SUSE/188.8.131.52-2.13 Firefox/188.8.131.52) behaves the same way as Firefox 3.0b3pre on Windows XP SP2 rus.
(In reply to comment #8)
> This is a very strange bug...
Nothing strange :) If you look saved html you will see that the links (I mean the src="" strings) are a kind of broken. They're saved in a wrong way (all in utf-8).
First of all I will try to make it saving all in utf-8 and then to fix the whole problem.
The open routines are the second place to have a look.
I will work with this bug.
If you diff the htmls of the pages saved in linux and windows you will see, that the "src=" attributes are different. In windows they are in escaped windows-1251 (as I think), and in linux they are escaped as utf-8.
You may easily check it using this article: http://www.w3.org/International/O-URL-code.html
So, when I will find how it's encoded I will fix the bug.
Oops, as always forgot to add.
When ff opens files (while loading a page) it uses dirs escaped in utf8, and the DIR_files from the attribute escaped in windows-1251. So that's why when the directory is Latin everything is ok (the attribute is unescaped like win-1251, but the directory isn't).
If you save a page with koi8-r encoding, the path won't be in windows-1251 or utf-8, they'll be in koi8-r.
PAGE_files will be encoded in koi8-r, but the full path will be encoded in utf8 (it is used to load the page when open it), so that's why the problem disappears if there is Latin path. In Linux any links are saved in escaped utf8.
I've found very interesting discusion (the have found the same as I).
It's in Russian: http://forum.mozilla-russia.org/viewtopic.php?id=21194&p=1
See the https://addons.mozilla.org/ru/firefox/addon/4723 extension. Named as "Save Complete". I think that this extension solves this bug. And this not only for russian language, see language list for this extension.
I think, that 400$ you must send to Save Complete's author (warhammerkid) . :)
Created attachment 301753 [details] [diff] [review]
fixes the problem. try1.
This patch should fix the problem.
Thanks biezi for pointing me back to nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp. I thought I checked everything therem but he was right I should view only this file. If not him I would brake everything in URLHelpers and LocalFileWin before returning to it.
I hope nothing bad would happen from this patch.
*** Bug 396965 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Build for ui-review.
I've compared mochitest results: everything is ok.
Created attachment 304732 [details] [diff] [review]
For ff2
you should ask for a review, superreview and approval-1.8.1 to land your patch on Firefox 2, if you want to.
Comment on attachment 304732 [details] [diff] [review]
For ff2
Ok, done.
now you should ask for an approval-1.8.1 and approval-1.9.
Comment on attachment 301753 [details] [diff] [review]
fixes the problem. try1.
Checking in embedding/components/webbrowserpersist/src/nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/embedding/components/webbrowserpersist/src/nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp,v <-- nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp
new revision: 1.134; previous revision: 1.133
I think, this bag should be REOPENED as pages saved in FF trunk with it fixed do not open in IE 5, 6, or 7, which ae still are used, at least, by more than 80% of the Internet users.
(In reply to comment #26)
> I think, this bag should be REOPENED as pages saved in FF trunk with it fixed
> do not open in IE 5, 6, or 7, which ae still are used, at least, by more than
> 80% of the Internet users.
Please read STR in comment #0. There is no mention of IE in them. This bug was about opening pages, saved in Firefox/SeaMonkey, with Firefox/SeaMonkey, and this bug is fixed.
Anyway best practice is to file new bug for new issue.
(In reply to comment #26)
> I think, this bag should be REOPENED as pages saved in FF trunk with it fixed
> do not open in IE 5, 6, or 7, which ae still are used, at least, by more than
> 80% of the Internet users.
Of course such bug should be fixed. But it's just a kind of regression (another bug) from this patch: filenames (the whole text of the .html) should be encoded in the codepage specified in the meta of the document.
And this bug was caused by getting the path in the native charset.
If you file new bug I will fix it (but please put the link here).
Comment on attachment 304732 [details] [diff] [review]
For ff2
Are there unit tests for this (trunk) to make sure nothing breaks? Since this is a regression from an older fix we are nervous about re-breaking things (test should cover this bug and ensure 278161 remains working).
Daniel: mochitests are ok. And I think another tests to (patch was commited).
From header of Bug 278161: "make file URLs always be in (escaped) UTF-8 regardless of the file system encoding". The bug reason was in that ff created files with system encoding and not UTF-8, so I think you shouldn't worry.
Of course I'm not authoritative person you may listen to.
But you may be interested in the Bug 419594.
Branch drivers are nervous about the regression bug 419594. Standing on "not lossy" principles only goes so far if it's not web compatible. Is there a standard that says file: uris can be or should be utf8? More naturally I believe file: uris are interpreted in the native file character set.
We're not going to approve this for branch until the regression issue is resolved.
Daniel, I don't understand why you think bug 419594 is the regression. I have the same problems with ff without this patch. It's the separate problem about the same thing.
Heh, it seems that opera has the same problem as described in this bugreport.
(In reply to comment #31)
> Branch drivers are nervous about the regression bug 419594.
As reporter of this bug I can confirm that Bug 419594 is not regression from this bug. It is different issue and it exists for the long time.
Comment on attachment 304732 [details] [diff] [review]
For ff2
approved for 188.8.131.52, a=dveditz for release-drivers
checkin-needed for 188.8.131.52 (attachment 304732 [details] [diff] [review]).
Checking in embedding/components/webbrowserpersist/src/nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/embedding/components/webbrowserpersist/src/nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp,v <-- nsWebBrowserPersist.cpp
new revision: 18.104.22.168; previous revision: 220.127.116.11
I've verified the bug and the fix in Windows XP. Fix verified with Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:184.108.40.206) Gecko/2008031114 Firefox/18.104.22.168.
The verification was branch only, to be clear.


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Preoxygenation Before Prehospital Tracheal Intubation With NIV Versus Balloon (PREOXY)
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
Hopital of Melun
Service d'Aide Médicale Urgente de Seine et Marne
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Sebastien Jochmans, MD, Hopital of Melun
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: October 29, 2010
Last updated: September 22, 2015
Last verified: September 2015
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|October 29, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|September 22, 2015
|Start Date ICMJE
|September 2015
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|January 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|length of hypoxemia [ Time Frame: 5 minutes ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01232153 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Preoxygenation Before Prehospital Tracheal Intubation With NIV Versus Balloon
|Official Title ICMJE
|Preoxygenation Before Prehospital Tracheal Intubation With NIV Versus Balloon. A Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial in Mobile Medical Emergency Rescue Service
|Brief Summary
|Recent studies reports feasibility, effectiveness and even less complications of using NIV for preoxygenation during tracheal intubation in ICU and in Operating Room. None study has been done in emergency out-of-hospital medical rescue. This trial attempts to demonstrate same results or even more in that conditions.
|Detailed Description
|This trial will compare classical preoxygenation strategy with unidirectional valve autofilling balloon versus NIV.
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|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Condition ICMJE
|Intervention ICMJE
|Device: Non invasive ventilation
Non invasive ventilation
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|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Active, not recruiting
|Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Estimated Completion Date
|March 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|January 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Exclusion Criteria:
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|Sebastien Jochmans, MD, Hopital of Melun
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Hopital of Melun
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|Service d'Aide Médicale Urgente de Seine et Marne
|Investigators ICMJE
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- jimgibson4
- Reviews: 6
Sun Palace: A jewel in the Balkans
From the moment I arrived the customer service was first rate. It is frequently said that first impressions are the most important well in this case that is indeed true my wife and I were greeted at the hotel reception by a member of hotel staff who carried the cases through the vast open entrance to the desk. We arrived at 7.00 in the evening so the hotel was busy but well staffed reception were in the main engliss speaking so no communication problems within minutes we had our key and were shown to our room on the first floor (the hotel was on three floors but we had asked for a first floor room) on entering the accomodation we were not disapointed the decoration and the fittings are of a high standard and the view from the terrace was as we had requested overlooking the pool.

We quickly unpacked as is our habit and showered and changed to headed to the dining area, as we had booked all inclusive and we had been travelling most of the afternoon we were tired but couldn't wait to sample the food and of course the bar.

The eating areas are not reserved so you can sit anywhere you please the layout was well thought out with a self serve buffet being at the centre of the main restaurant there was also a bar and other rooms with a open terrace onto the pool area.

We found our seat and while Audrey checked out the choice I went for the drinks, no long wait here I was served in a timely manner and the correct drinks had been issued, the one thing we forgot was in our welcome pack there was a wrist band for each member of the party the receptionist did attach this as we arrived but we removed them to shower I don't know why but no problem the bar staff simply reminded us that all hotel guests on all inclusive must wear the band so as not to confuse them as to who pays and who does not.

Our first meal was the local goulash, we had never had it before but it was lovely and you could have as much or as little as you required. Soups there were several available in the evenings but during the day only one. Starters a good range very appertising and worth trying well labeled for those who don't know the local favourites. Mains there was so much and in plentiful supply I can't remember an occasion we found empty trays. Deserts bountiful array of sweets and puddings from hot or cold they are all present.

overall the food and the sevice was well recomended the staff polite and willing to help with the translations of Balkan dishes.
The pool was large and was on more than one level so it was shallow at one end for the children but deeper at the other for the older ones to splash around, no diving as is the norm in most hotels now but the poolside furniture was plentiful there was always loungers and tables with umbrellas available whenever you needed them. The other pool was indoors and was beautifully cool, if you had been out and came back hot and bothered it was easy to don a pair of trunks and jump in it was lovely.
- desert_princess
- Reviews: 1272
Hotel Svejest
"Svejest" is one of the oldest hotels of Sunny Beach and it hasn't been much changed ever since. It's amazing it still exists with its worn out furniture and tiny tiny rooms.
- littlebush
- Reviews: 1324
Crown Fort-St Vlas: Crown Fort-St vlas
I have my own apartments situated in St Vlas (Sveti Vlas) to rent.
They are both studio apartments situated only 5km from sunnybeach, but just a 5-10min walk from the beaches of St vlas.
The apartments are fully furnished and the hotel complex has tennis courts, bars, restaurants, shops, 15 swimming pools with slides, jacuzzi, gym and sauna plus much more. the apartments have tv, fridge, cooking facilities, washing machine.
the apartments have a double bed plus a pull out bed so can sleep 3 people.
I offer very competitive rates for the area.
please email me for more information, either at virtual tourist or to email@example.com
- opala
- Reviews: 2
A hotel by the sea: Victoria Palace - wish it was my palace!
I haven't been to Sunny Beach for a couple of years and decided to spend my summer holiday this year there. It was quite difficult to decide which hotel exactly to go to, so I just looked over the photoes of a lot of them on the net. The most spectacular for me was the Victoria Palace hotel. And I went there. The reality is even better than what you see on the photoes. The hotel offers a trmendous view toward the sea, super luxury of every detail, excellent ideas for the decoration (for example - there is a hall, which floor is made of glass, and under the glass you can see sea sand with shells), a number of beautiful swimming pools, good food (of course I liked it - because for several days it was typical Bulgarian, not sure if a foreigner will like it, actually), the rooms were large and quiet. I think this is a perfect hotel and I will highly recommend it to everybody looking for a nice and pleasant stay in Sunny Beach.
I've already mentioned them - magnificent view, infrastructure, beautiful decoration, luxury style. Something rare - while I was in the porch of the hotel I forgot my sun-glases (Ray Ban). I found out that had lost them after some time and went back to the exact location where I thought I had left them. And there was a cleaner who was keeping them and gave them to me. This is not something for the hotels in Bulgaria, believe me - most of the time - if you lose someting you can't possibly find it out anymore.
And did I tell you about the near Aqua park? A very pleasant a-day-to-stay park with a lot of water slopes and a number of attractions for kifting your adrenaline. "The Action aqua park" is just 5-10 minutes away from the hotel on walking distance.
Another special thing is the town of Nesebar - especially the old part of the town - located at a small peninsula - the whole of it was built before many years and is full of pretty old churches, monuments, wooden houses, and rocky pavement. The town is a part of the UNESCO programme for defence of the archeological monuments. The town is only 15 minutes by car from the hotel.
- desert_princess
- Reviews: 1272
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can't find your hotel in my tips? Come on! you don't expect me to write over 150 tips on hotels . See the link below for info and rewiews on the hotel you're looking for >

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- desert_princess
- Reviews: 1272
Hotel Globus
Globus is composed of two buildings ,one of them being old and the other new.
Today 11 juni 2006 - I had to move some tourists that were sent there from our hotel because we didn't have enough rooms. So we brought them back to Neptun Beach because they were complaining mainly about the food in Globus.
The Globus hotel is situated at the first line - direct by the beach .
- desert_princess
- Reviews: 1272
Majestic hotel residence ****
729 rooms and appartments

rooms and Appartments offer :
mini bar. bath with hairdryer, phone and SAT, central air-conditionning, safety deposit boxes, kitchenette - electric plates, microwave, toaster, balcony with sea view.
Small studios have 2 single beds and a sofa bed, Large studios and one bedroom appartments have 2 single beds and a double sofa bed.
4 restaurants ,2 tennis courts , football basketball and beach volleyball playgrounds , 2main and 1 children pool,5 bars , game area , kids club , SPA and beauty center- oriental scrub and thalasso masages , Turkish bath , orange and cherry scrubs , Cleopatra bath , four handed massages and body wraps, herbal and seaweed procedures, exotic Jacuzzi , sauna , anticellulite treatments , masks , professional fitness center , beauty center , tangentor , vitamin bar...
24h reception , exchange desk , room service , animation - 6days pe week, internet club , parking

Business
8 conference halls with capacity up to 400 persons, all provided with the latest audio and video equippment, 24h high speed internet, various options for multimedia presentations specially suited for seminars, trainings and corporate meetings.
location -on the sea promenade 1,5km from the resort center
- Sininen
- Reviews: 727
Sorry cannot remember anymore: Modest place near the beach
Staying in this hotel was part of the package. Our room was simple with twin beds ans small bathroom and a balcony. Though we stayed in the fifth or sixth floor we could hear the music from the nearby discos every night, every night the same stupid songs!
- desert_princess
- Reviews: 1272
Cental location: RIP - Hotel Koral
This hotel no longer exists - a new building is taking its place . Purpose of it - yet to be found.
The hall was small but fresh with marble all over and nice couches to relax. They had iguana terrarium in front of the entrance.
- Nobbe
- Reviews: 1172
Chrysanthema: Chrysanthema
Chrysanthema has a really nice pool with a poolbar next to (in) the pool. You can sort of have a drink "in" the rocks.
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