Liz Marr <[log in to unmask]> said:
> There is one digest, based on MITVMA.MIT.EDU that has been
> consistently "truncating" after the first message as of late. The entire
> message is there, only Pegasus is not recognizing the MIME formatting
> somehow.
This has just started happening on 2 other lists: Tango-A and Tango-L,
also on mitvma.mit.edu. It started about 10 days ago or so. It only
affects MIME digests, not the plaintext digests.
Pete Weiss <[log in to unmask]> speculated that it might have to so
with HTML option or bottom_banner and "Wayne T. Smith"
<[log in to unmask]> that it may have to do with truncation of "large
e-mail" owing to a historical VM bug. Actually, neither of these
explains the symptoms:
1. As Liz originally mentioned, the entire message **is there**, but
somehow is incorrectly MIME-multipart encoded so that a number of mail
clients are being led to believe that there is nothing to display
after the first message. If I do a View>Source in Netscape 4.73, I
can see the whole thing, with multi-part MIME separators and all.
2. It is not a mail client problem, since it is happening with a number
of them (including mine): A PARTIAL list includes:
Yahoo Mail
Mozilla 4.77 [en] (Win95; U)
Microsoft-Outlook-Express-Macintosh-Edition/5.02.2022
Internet Mail Service (5.5.2653.19)
Pegasus (per Liz Marr)
3. This just started to happen 10 days ago, but [log in to unmask]
did not seem to indicate any recent change that might explain this,
and no other site seems to be reporting this.
I have to conclude that *this particular* listserv is generating bad
multipart MIME syntax. It "looked OK" to me, but since I am not an
expert at multi-part MIME syntax, and lots of people on this list
are :-) I present the following source file. The lines between the >>>>
marks constitute the entire received file. What is displayed,
however, is just the index and the first message "MISC: old dance
records ..." The remaining 5 messages starting with "NA-E: Pablo
Pugliese ..." do not display. The MIME delimiters "look" OK to me,
but clearly they are not, and I am not an expert at multi-part MIME
syntax.
Sorry for including the whole file, but it's not too long and of course
in this case it's important to see the whole thing. Happy sleuthing!
Shahrukh
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There are 6 messages totalling 290 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. MISC: old dance records for sale including Tango Serenaders
2. NA-E: Pablo Pugliese in New York City - June, 2001.
3. EU-E:Workshop in Lithuania with Eugenia Spitkovsky and Chan Park
4. NA-E: Metin Yazir in Cleveland, and Pittsburgh
5. MISC: Fitness Test/Book Offer
6. MISC: Book Offer
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 09:00:38 -0500
From: Karen Whitesell <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: MISC: old dance records for sale including Tango Serenaders
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She is selling her collection of old records. contact her for complete
listing.
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 09:48:35 -0300
From: Nina <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: NA-E: Pablo Pugliese in New York City - June, 2001.
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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen of the Tango,
Pablo Pugliese will be teaching in New York City during the entire month of=
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June at Dance Manhattan studio, 212/807-0802. He will not be teaching in=20
July, and will return in August, but his August schedule will not be=20
available until July.
His schedule of group classes is as follows:
Wednesdays - 7PM - 9PM - Intermediate Tango
Wednesdays - 9PM - 11PM - Pre-Advanced Tango
Thursdays - 8PM - 10PM - Dance Couples workshop - Int/Adv Level - must come=
=20
with a partner, attendance is by permission from Pablo only.
Pablo is available for private lessons. However, he is booked solid for a=20
month and there is a long waiting list, so if you are planning to travel to=
=20
New York, please call Dance Manhattan directly at 212/807-0802 and book=20
your lesson far in advance or learn about possible cancellations. If you=20
are travelling in August, please call now and put your your name on the=20
waiting list so that you can confirm your time later when Pablo's schedule=
=20
for August becomes available.
For those of you who have not had the opportunity to study with Pablo,=20
below is a short version of his biography so that you may learn about this=
=20
remarkable dancer and teacher.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if I can answer any questions you may=
=20
have.
Warm Regards to All,
Nina Pesochinsky
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*********************
About Pablo Pugliese:
Pablo Pugliese began to dance tango at the age of nine. When his parents,=
=20
Esther and Domingo Pugliese, were invited to teach at The Stanford=20
University, Pablo's father was unable to travel and Pablo went in his=20
place, thus beginning his brilliant teaching career at the age of=20
fifteen. Today, at 20, he is an astonishingly beautiful dancer and an=20
exceptionally good teacher.
Pablo's parents, Esther and Domingo Pugliese, are among the most honored=20
and respected milongueros of Buenos Aires. They are the last students of=20
Carlos Estevez ("Petroleo"), a revered master who reinvented the tango in=20
the 1940s. The Pugliese's dancing and teaching is special not only because=
=20
of their importance in the cultural history of tango, but also because of=20
the integrity of their knowledge and their ability to present to their=20
students the structure of the dance according to the rules of logic. Their=
=20
technique works equally well for everyone from awkward beginners to the=20
stars of the stage.
Traditionally, Argentine tango is improvised; i.e. all the movements are=20
invented in the moment. The Pugliese's instruction always emphasizes this=
=20
improvisation, making it easy for the students to understand the=20
interchangeable parts of any phrase of movements.
Pablo absorbed very early the high quality of technique and understanding=20
that his parents manifest. He observed their teaching in countless classes=
=20
and practice sessions, and gradually began to help them. As a young=20
dancer, Pablo was featured in several television shows which were broadcast=
=20
all over the world - "Pablo, L'Incognito Du Tango" (1992), "Te Acordas=20
Cesar" (1994), and "La Aventura Del Hombre" ( 1994). Among his early dance=
=20
accomplishments was his first performance at the age of eleven at a=20
prestigious ceremony in honor of the tango legend Carlos Esteves=20
("Petroleo"), numerous performances with tango shows at the major theatres=
=20
of Buenos Aires such as Teatro Presidente Alvear (1991), Juan Carlos Cope's=
=20
show "Tango, Danza y Juventud" at the Astral Theatre (1993), and at Teatro=
=20
San Martin with the Tango Express Dance Company and the orchestra of Daniel=
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Binelli, a bandoneon player of Astor Piazzola (1998). Pablo has also=20
performed in every prestigious tango club in Buenos Aires - Club Almagro,=20
La Galeria del Tango, Club General Belgrano, Taller El Cantaro, Club=20
Glorias Argentinas, and many more. He won a gold medal in Torneos=20
Juveniles Bonaerenses Championship organized by the Ministry of Government=
=20
and Justice of Buenos Aires and auditioned and was selected to dance for=20
Alan Parker's film "Evita". And the list goes on=85
To this enormous expertise, Pablo adds his own authentic search for the=20
new interpretation of the dance, his passionate artistic expression and the=
=20
boundless energy of his youth.
Today, Pablo is a student at the Alvin Ailey School of Contemporary=20
Dance. While intensely pursuing his ballet and modern dance training,=20
Pablo also performs Argentine Tango in New York and other U.S. cities.
************
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 12:38:51 -0700
From: Tango Balsas <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: EU-E:Workshop in Lithuania with Eugenia Spitkovsky and Chan Park
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The official Lithuanian tango website VOICE OF TANGO
(www.telenormedia.lt/tango )presents
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TANGO made SIMPLE:
Tango Workshop with Eugenia and Chan in Vilnius,
Lithuania
http://wbTango.com/Eugenia_Chan.html
Friday, 22-Jun-01
1. Fundamentals of tango I: embrace, connection,
posture / 18.30-19.30
2. Fundamental of Tango II: more walk, syncopation,
balance, ochos/
19.45-20.45
3. Practica / 21.00-22.00
Saturday, 23-Jun-01
4. Intermediate I: turns, navigation / 12.00-13.00
5. Intermediate II: more fun with turns / 13.15-14.15
6. Vals / 14.30-15.30
7. Practica / 15.45-17.00
MILONGA - Time TBA
Sunday, 24-Jun-01
8. Milonga I: interpretation of milonga rhythm /
12.00-13.00
9. Milonga II: more figures and different srhythms /
13.15-14.15
10. Tango music, musicality, rhythmic variations,
dancing to
different orchestras / 14.30-15.30
11. Practica / 15.45-17.00
Monday, 25-Jun-01
12. Men's technique / 18.30-19.30
13. Women's technique / 19.45-20.45
14. Practica / 21.00-22.00
Tuesday, 26-Jun-01
15. Experienced: Embellishments / 18.30-19.30
16. Combination and improvisation / 19.45-20.45
17. Practica / 21.00-22.00
Wednesday, 27-Jun-01
18. Open topics: Whatever materials you'd like to
repeat / 18.30-20.30
MILONGA - Time TBA
Also private lessons are available. Contact Tango
Balsas (Tel. +370 84
64745 , [log in to unmask] ) for more information.
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 17:49:18 EDT
From: Timothy Pogros <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: NA-E: Metin Yazir in Cleveland, and Pittsburgh
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Metin Yazir
will teach and Argentine Tango workshop In Cleveland, Ohio. At
Belinda's Night Club
9613 Madison Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio 216/651-1968
Saturday, June 30.
There will be 3 - 90 minute classes starting at 12:00 noon and ending at 5:00
p.m.
a milonga is planned at 7:30 till 10:00 with a Live salsa and Merengue band
after 10:00
1 class is $25, 2 classes is $45, and 3 classes is $60.
the milonga will be $10
Private lessons are available on Monday, July 2,
Sunday, July 1
Metin Yazir
will teach in Pittsburgh Pa
<A HREF="http://www.pitt.edu/~mcph">Pittsburgh</A>
For more information contact
Tim Pogros (TimmyTango)
440/327-8211
[log in to unmask]
<A HREF="http://208.55.57.180/">www.tangocleveland.com</A>
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 23:07:47 EDT
From: Digest Polly McBride <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: MISC: Fitness Test/Book Offer
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 23:09:26 EDT
From: Digest Polly McBride <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: MISC: Book Offer
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insight and humor.
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Have experienced more intimacy in three minutes than in some of your
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Have had lengthy discussions over tiny details.
Have given up trying to explain "the difference."
Have taught someone who seemed remotely interested.
Have practiced with inanimate objects.
Have diagrammed a figure on all fours.
Have debated leading or not leading the cross.
Have felt great one moment and totally incompetent the next.
Have been moved to tears by an exquisite connection.
Have a collection of empty Altoid containers.
Have experienced delicious changes in your life.
Have taken carefully detailed notes and not understood a word later.
Have left a milonga early to savor a great set.
Have shared "magic and tragic moment" stories.
Have received or presented a bruise from an errant back sacada.
Have had a bunion, callus, corn, or shoe surgically removed.
Have developed an affinity for black.
Have developed a Philosophy.
Have spent hours perfecting your walk.
Have spent hours unlearning and relearning technique.
Have come to understand the importance of "axis."
Have had an otherwise mediocre evening saved by one great set.
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Have considered writing a book.
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