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Jennifer Kemple Born and Raised in the PacificNorthwest. Started singing at a very early age, was Raised in the church. her father played bass and sang as well, her Mom was a nurse and a singer also, her oldest brother started the whole thing. She Was in Star Fire Express I. 1975-79. Played funk. her influences are Vast. And Range from Etta James to Twisted Insane and Everything in between." By the time I was 14.. I was blackballed from talent shows. At age 16 I became the singer for a band Called Mr Lucky. at18. Sang for a Reggae Band Called Raggs and Bush Doktor. Was discovered at Chan's dragon inn.. By Rhonda Mongee.. And Michael Mentzer, I Became the Singer of Big Mumbo blues Band. Played for The Staple singers at the 2010 Winthrop Blues festival. 2008.2009.2010.." says Jennifer Kemple In 2014 Sept 27th, she was inducted into the national blues hall of fame. April 2012.. Won the X factor pass Contest . Went to N.C. for an Audition for the x factor. Made it to the producers Round. 2013 Went to Seattle for the AGT auditions. Made it to the producers Round. 2012 Flew to New Orleans. Played With Gaynielle Neville. Of The Legendary Neville Family. 2012. Met Rittz. Started working with Twisted Insane and Brainsick. Began Working with the Firing Squad. Became close with Tech 9 and Rittz. 2014 opened for Rittz on The OD Tour...
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Come and kick it with the Sixeyes Radio Network with host Ernest T This is the Ernest T Takeover. We make radio fun. We make the world dance. In the famous words of Sixeyes "Let's Boogie". Good radio, real radio. Real radio never sounded so good. Call 424-243-9617 to listen to the show. Go and LIKE the Sixeyes Radio Facebook Page and follow Sixeyes Radio. Also if you want to leave drop for the station Call 844-474-9393 and Leave your name, and say "My name is ............and your listening to Sixeyes Radio".
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Playing previous shows from Sixeyes Radio. Come and kick it with us on the Sixeyes Radio Network. We make radio fun. We make the world dance. In the famous words of Sixeyes "Let's Boogie. Good radio, real radio. Real radio never sounded so good. Call 424-243-9617 Go and LIKE the Sixeyes Radio Facebook Page.
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WWE Zone Radio: Episode 1- Best WWE Matches of 2005-2015
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Welcome to our WWE wrestling podcast called WWE Zone Radio where Alex will discuss anything and everything WWE!!! Alex is a BIG WWE fan! Be aware that Shawn Michaels and Sting are Alex's favorite wrestlers! WWE is one of Alex's favorite things to watch! This will be a great series of shows as I will have plenty of fun in this show!
Topics for this show:
- My favorite WWE Superstars and WWE PPV'S
- My favorite matches of all time
-Hulk Hogan Recent Drama
-The best WWE Matches from 2005 to 2015
I will discuss some of the matches I think are the best from 2005 to 2015, I will discuss how the feud started, and how I would have changed the outcome!
Here are some of the matches that I will be discussing:
-Wrestlemania 21 Shawn Michaels VS Kurt Angle
-Summerslam 2005 Shawn Michaels vs Hulk Hogan
-Survivor Series 2005 Team Raw vs Team Smackdown
-Elimination Chamber 2006
- Wrestlemania 22 Shawn Michaels vs. Vince McMahon
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PREMIER from Mick Kolassa, Voo Davis, Johnny Riley & CKNM Rusty Wright & More
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SHOW # 275 Live, Uncut & Uncensored Conversations With Musicians You Should Know
We begin the evening with Cindy McLeod from The Calgary International Blues Festival. They are one of our Festival Sponsors this year. Their 11th Festival, this one is chock full of top Blues Artists and we will talk to Cindy about what is in store for fans.
Then I am honored to PREMIER Ghosts Of The Riverside Hotel from Mick Kolassa. Mick has done it again, creating an album that touches on all of the different flavors of the blues and it includes an "uncovering" of an old favorite. I can't wait to share this one with you all and talk to Mick about his inspirations.
Voo Davis is out of Chicago and he has a distinct sound to his music and it continues on this, his third release entitled Midnight Mist. Recorded in Louisiana, Voo plays many of the instruments on this disc. I will chat with Voo about his life and Career and the new album.
Johnny Riley grew up with a Gospel Music dad from Texas and a Blues Music mom from Mississippi and he has created a signature in your face Southern Rock & Blues sound that is laced with Gospel undertones. His album is entitled Crossroads Of My Life and I am excited to chat with Johnny about his journey to this point and where the road will lead from here.
Then Rusty & Laurie Wright return to The Couch with COUCH KID NEW MUSIC. The album is entitled Wonder Man and dropped about 6 weeks ago. Can't wait to chat with these two wonderful musicians and get the to share stories about the new album and their lives on the road sharing with their fans.
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Tonight's Episode: Very special guest Judy Talley, Arizona APDA Program Director.
Hosting one of the internet's most powerful 90 minute programs, Mick Beaman delivers "Shaken Not Stirred" to you on the second and fourth Sundays of every month from 5:30-6:45pm Pacific time. Programs feature new music from indie artists, interviews with special guests and professionals within the Parkinson's community and live calls from listeners around the globe.
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We will talk about the 2015 NBA draft. The shock of the draft the Lakers snagging their man all along D'Angelo Russell, and the big guy Okufur going to the 76ers. Now Philly has to blow now right? Let us know what your streets are talking about in the world of sports and hip hop. Join the asylum with ya host El-Boogie and super producer and co-host T.Ro. "Tell a friend, to tell a friend, to tell a whole bunch of girl friends....."
Go with the flow! Stepping into the changing tide with excitement!
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Change is no longer around the corner it has placed itself clear and bold in front of you challenging you to take it on. How will you respond?
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When you accept the call to action in the journey of you purpose you will be confronted with change all around you. In this broadcast we will discuss the processes of adjusting to, accepting and celebrating the changes that come to you.
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Radio Clinic Garage Theatre - Show 17 - Thursday 25 June 2015
Radio Clinic Garage Theatre - Show 17 - Thursday, 25 June 2015, 10:00 p.m.
Live again this week..., our seventeenth Garage Theatre show now only exclusively on Cool Dadio Media ..., and ...., another broadcast from The Radio Clinic Lab at Cool Dadio Media Studio 54 1/2 in downtown Janesville, Wisconsin.
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A High Culture review of some books, movies, pop culture, articles, a bit of music, or anything else that might fit in the scheme...., from a working class perspective.
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The Irish vote to allow same-sex marriage was a "defeat for humanity", a senior Vatican official has said in the first high-level reaction from the Holy See to last week's landmark referendum.
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'Secret Service scandal wider than thought'
Washington: Several small groups of Secret Service employees separately visited clubs, bars and brothels in Colombia prior to a visit by President Barack Obama last month and engaged in reckless, "morally repugnant" behaviour, a US senator says as the first congressional hearing on the scandal begins on Wednesday.
Senator Susan Collins says the prostitution scandal could have provided a foreign intelligence service, drug cartels or other criminals with opportunities for blackmail or coercion that could have threatened the president`s safety.
In remarks prepared for today`s hearing, Collins also challenged early assurances that the scandal in Colombia appeared to be an isolated incident. The senator noted that two participants were Secret Service supervisors one with 21 years of service and the other with 22 years and both were married.
"This was not a one-time event," said Collins, the senior Republican on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. "The circumstances unfortunately suggest an issue of culture."
The Secret Service is tasked with protecting the president and those close to the presidency.
Senator Joe Lieberman, the committee`s chairman, said, "I want to hear what the Secret Service is doing to encourage people to report egregious behaviour when they see it."
Today`s hearing was expected to expose sensational new details in the scandal, which became public after a dispute over payment between a Secret Service agent and a prostitute at a Cartagena hotel on April 12.
The Secret Service was in the coastal resort before Obama`s arrival for a Latin American summit. Collins said several small groups of agency employees from two hotels went out separately to clubs, bars and brothels and they "all ended up in similar circumstances."
"Contrary to the conventional story line, this was not simply a single, organized group that went out for a night on the town together," Collins said.
A dozen Secret Service officers and supervisors and 12 other US military personnel were implicated. Eight Secret Service employees, including the two supervisors, have lost their jobs. The Secret Service is moving to permanently revoke the security clearance for one other employee, and three others have been cleared of serious wrongdoing.
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Only 16% Like The Job Congress Is Doing… Surprise!
Surprise, Surprise! It does not matter which side of the isle you are on, or if you are right in the middle, you are disgusted with congress. When the American people pay attention to politics, congress tries its very best to put on more than a show than normal. What a sad thing to see. I am almost embarrassed I watch C-Span, though it is the best reality programming on television right now.
If you really need proof that congress is doing horrible, look no further than the most recent Congressional Performance poll by Rasmussen Reports.
"Despite their control of both the House and Senate, Democrats are fairly evenly divided in their views of Congress' job performance, with 23% who give the legislature good or excellent ratings and 28% who say it's doing a poor job. A majority of Republicans (64%) and unaffiliated voters (72%) give Congress poor ratings."
The scariest thing about this poll is that only 19% of Americans feel that congress has done anything to help improve their lives. This means all of the stupid programs that we have been wasting money on have done nothing. This includes the TARP bailout, that other bailout, cash for clunkers, and anything else. These programs have only worked at making the U.S. more in debt. Was Bush the problem? Was Obama the problem? Or… wait for it… Was congress the problem? Nothing a president wants can be done, legally, without congress.
Patriot Act, congress. Cap and Trade, congress. TARP, congress. First, Second, and Third bailout, will be congress.
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Let me go with you don't leave me I'll miss you I'll love you
Now that I've kissed you I'll never forget you I know it's true
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Don't make my heart believe it's long tell me you want me too
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Let me be near you and my love is yours when you need someone
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I'm an anesthesiologist. I put people to sleep for cardiac surgery. My hospital does around 400-500 hearts a year... and we don't kill any dogs.
What hospital is that? I'll want to avoid it if I ever need heart surgery.
Seriously: How does your cardiac unit's mortality and morbidity rate stack up against those of hospitals where practice surgery on live animal, models, at least where the surgeon is new to the procedure, is more common?


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PERTH, Australia — Officials on Sunday were trying to confirm whether a "pulse signal" reportedly picked up by a Chinese ship in the Indian Ocean came from the missing Malaysian jetliner.
The Australian agency coordinating the search for the missing plane said that the electronic pulse signals reportedly detected by the Chinese ship are consistent with those of an aircraft black box.
But the agency's head, retired Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, said they "cannot verify any connection" at this stage between the signals and Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared March 8 en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
China's official Xinhua News Agency reported late Saturday that a Chinese ship that is part of the search effort detected a "pulse signal" at 37.5 kilohertz (cycles per second) — the same frequency emitted by flight data recorders — in southern Indian Ocean waters. Xinhua, however, said it had not yet been determined whether the signal was related to the missing plane, citing the China Maritime Search and Rescue Center.
Malaysia's civil aviation chief, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman, confirmed the frequency emitted by Flight 370's black boxes were 37.5 kilohertz.
Houston said his Joint Agency Coordination Centre had asked China for "any further information that may be relevant." He said the Australian air force was considering deploying more aircraft to the area where the Chinese ship reportedly detected the sounds.
"I have been advised that a series of sounds have been detected by a Chinese ship in the search area. The characteristics reported are consistent with the aircraft black box," Houston said. The agency had also received reports of white objects sighted on the ocean surface about 90 kilometers (56 miles) from where the electronic signals were detected.
"However, there is no confirmation at this stage that the signals and the objects are related to the missing aircraft," Houston said.
The agency said up to 12 military and civilian planes and 13 ships would take part in the search on Sunday, which would focus on three areas totaling about 216,000 square kilometers (83,400 square miles). The areas are about 2,000 kilometers (1,200 miles) northwest of the Australian city of Perth.
It was not immediately clear if the report of pulse signal being picked up helped to determine the areas to be searched on Sunday.
China has nine ships and eight planes in the southern Indian Ocean looking for the lost flight, according to an article on the China Maritime Rescue Center's website. The Haixun01, which Xinhua reported was the ship that detected the pulse signal, is equipped with sophisticated search equipment including underwater robots, an underwater sonar locator, and a black box locator, the article said.
After weeks of fruitless looking, the multinational search team is racing against time to find the sound-emitting beacons and cockpit voice recorders that could help unravel the mystery of the plane. The beacons in the black boxes emit "pings" so they can be more easily found, but the batteries only last for about a month.
Finding floating wreckage is key to narrowing the search area, as officials can then use data on currents to backtrack to where the plane hit the water, and where the flight recorders may be.
As officials tried to verify the Chinese reports, Malaysia's defense minister and acting transport minister, Hishammuddin Hussein, was hopeful. "Another night of hope — praying hard," he tweeted in response to the latest discoveries.
There are many clicks, buzzes and other sounds in the ocean from animals, but the 37.5 kilohertz pulse was selected for underwater locator beacons on black boxes because there is nothing else in the sea that would naturally make that sound, said William Waldock, an expert on search and rescue who teaches accident investigation at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona.
"They picked that (frequency) so there wouldn't be false alarms from other things in the ocean," he said.
Honeywell Aerospace, which made the boxes in the missing Malaysia Airlines plane, said the Underwater Acoustic Beacons on both the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder operate at a frequency of 37.5 kilohertz plus or minus 1 kilohertz.
Waldock cautioned that "it's possible it could be an aberrant signal" from a nuclear submarine if there was one in the vicinity.
If the sounds can be verified, it would reduce the search area to about 10 square kilometers (4 square miles), Waldock said. Unmanned robot subs with sidescan sonar would then be sent into the water to try to locate the wreckage, he said.
John Goglia, a former U.S. National Transportation Safety Board member, called the report "exciting," but cautioned that "there is an awful lot of noise in the ocean."
"One ship, one ping doesn't make a success story," he said. "It will have to be explored. I guarantee you there are other resources being moved into the area to see if it can be verified."
Hishammuddin told reporters in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday the cost of mounting the search was immaterial compared to providing solace for the families of those on board by establishing what happened.
"I can only speak for Malaysia, and Malaysia will not stop looking for MH370," he said.
He said an independent investigator would be appointed to lead a team that will try to determine what happened to Flight 370. The team will include three groups: One will look at airworthiness, including maintenance, structures and systems; another will examine operations, such as flight recorders and meteorology; and a third will consider medical and human factors.
The investigation team will include officials and experts from several nations, including Australia, China, the United States, Britain and France, Hishammuddin said.
Officials have said the hunt for the wreckage is among the hardest ever undertaydken, and will get much harder if there are no confirmed debris sightings and the beacons fall silent before they are found.
If that happens, the only hope for finding the plane may be a full survey of the Indian Ocean floor, an operation that would take years and an enormous international operation.
The search agency said Friday that sophisticated sound locating equipment from the U.S. Navy had been deployed for the first time from the Australian navy vessel Ocean Shield. The British navy ship HMS Echo was fitted with similar equipment.
Because the U.S. Navy's pinger locator can pick up signals to a depth of 6,100 meters (20,000 feet), it should be able to hear the plane's data recorders even if they are in the deepest part of the search zone — about 5,800 meters (19,000 feet). But that's only if the locator gets within range of the black boxes — a tough task, given the size of the search area and the fact that the pinger locator must be dragged slowly through the water at just 1 to 5 knots (1 to 6 mph).
Ng reported from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Associated Presss Gillian Wong in Kuala Lumpur, Rod McGuirk in Canberra, Australia, Kristen Gelineau and Rohan Sullivan in Sydney, and Joan Lowy in Washington contributed to this report.
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And from the looks of it, the sword has a peg at the side similar to prid optimus prime's sword, just looks more accurate as to what he uses in the cartoon.
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Now, as Wave 2 (Voyagers) hasn't really hit the UK, and we're still having issues with Wave 2 Deluxes, although some there have been some Wave 3 sightings.. I'd say this might show up for Christmas.
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Nemesis Destron wrote:Alriiight! I've passed up Cyberverse Dreadwing a few times for this version so I hope it's not a disappointment...'nuff said!
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An IDF spokesman said that during the day Sunday the IDF attacked over eighty terrorist targets, including rocket launching infrastructure and smuggling tunnels. The IDF targeted the head of Hamas's rocket program, Yahiya Abiya on Sunday afternoon in an airstrike. The attack was directly ordered by Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz. Army sources say that Abiya was directly responsible for the majority of rockets that have been fired on Israel.The IDF confirmed communications infrastructure in the northern Gaza Strip used by the Hamas terrorist organization was also attacked.According to Palestinian sources, strikes throughout the day killed at least 11 Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip, the highest death toll in a single incident in five days of fighting. The casualties included nine children and five women in the attack on a three-story building, medics say. The house reportedly belonged to a Hamas official. Ma'an also reported that the number of Palestinian casualties rose to at least 72 on Sunday, with hundreds wounded.Rescue workers were still at the site searching for people who might be buried under the rubble.The airforce has taken every measure possible to try and avoid harming Palestinian non-combatants, including precision strikes and issuing warnings to civilians. Hamas often employs the tactics of using civilians as human shields.Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said earlier that he had assured world leaders that Israel was doing its utmost to avoid causing civilian casualties in the military showdown with Hamas. On Sunday morning, the Erez and Kerem Shalom crossings were opened to allow the passage of goods and humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.Palestinians in the Gaza Strip fired dozens of rockets toward a number of Israeli cities Sunday, striking among others, Beersheba, Ashdod, Ashkelon and Sderot. At least ten civilians were injured.Over 1200 terror targets have been hit in Gaza since the beginning ofthe operation on Wednesday. Additionally, over 520 Palestinian rockets exploded in Israeli territory. A small percentage of those exploded in urban areas.The Israeli Navy bombarded targets from the sea and an air raid targeted a building in Gaza City overnight Saturday housing media agencies and television stations, wounding six journalists from Iran's PressTV and al-Quds television, a station Israel sees as pro-Hamas, witnesses said.IDF Spokeswoman Avital Leibovich on Sunday briefed foreign press about the media building strike, saying "we obviously know there are journalists in the building, so we did not attack any other floor," according to an audio recording of the briefing.The IDF said it was targeting a "transmission antenna used by Hamas to carry out terror activity." Britain's Sky News and Hamas's Al-Aqsa TV were damaged in the attack. Journalists from Al-Aqsa TV and Iran's PressTV were injured.Leibovich added that her advice to journalists in Hamas-administered Gaza, is to "stay away from any Hamas positions, Hamas sites, or Hamas posts for their own safety."Two other predawn attacks on houses in the Jebalya refugee camp killed two and wounded 12 other people, medical officials said. According to the Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency, the IAF also struck several targets connected to the Popular Resistance Committees and Hamas's military wing.More than 550 of the approximately 1000 rockets fired from Gaza have hit Israel, killing three people and injuring dozens.Israel unleashed its massive air campaign on Wednesday, killing Hamas military chief Ahmed Jabari with the declared goal of deterring gunmen in the coastal enclave from launching rockets that have plagued its southern communities for years.Reuters contributed to this report.Correction: An earlier version of this story reported that the IDF assassinated the head of Hamas's rocket program, Yahiya Abiya on Sunday afternoon in an airstrike. It is unclear whether Abiya was assassinated in the targeted strike.
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The 56th annual Optimist All Star Football game rolls in to Golden Eagle Stadium on the campus of Del Oro High school Saturday, December 22, 2012 featuring the best high school football players in the Sacramento area. Co-Sponsored by the Sacramento Bee. Marty Mortensen, Paul Brown, Steve Sitter and Scott Hopper bring you bring you all the action of this high scoring contest. Half time feature an extensive interview with Optimist board member Ross Relles on what the Optimist Club stands for, it's work in the community and how the Football Game was created and how the proceeds are used to fund other Optimist programs. Recorded LIVE at Golden Eagle Stadium by TouchDown Productions. DVD's are available at www.touchdownproductions.com/store
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Utah Jazz: Devin Harris playing up to potential of late
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SALT LAKE CITY — During the All-Star break, Devin Harris took a much-needed reprieve from basketball.
His job is based in Utah. He lives in Dallas. He's from Milwaukee. But Harris went to Los Angeles with family to get away from the grind.
In that February respite, Harris did some cardio, lifted weights, refocused and recharged himself, and had fun taking his mind off a rather rough personal start to his first "full" season in Utah.
The interesting coincidence is that since that break — especially in recent weeks — Harris has at times resembled the All-Star player he once was.
Utah can only hope that Devin Harris shows up Saturday night against Orlando and over the next three games as the Jazz try to earn a playoff spot — which they will if they win out.
"He's got he ball in this hands most of the time," Jazz assistant coach Sidney Lowe said. "When he's scoring for us, we're pretty tough."
On the verge of being playoff tough even, which means Harris and his team have both come a long way from where they were a year ago.
"At this point of the season (in 2011), we were just playing for pride," Harris said. "Now we're trying to get into the playoffs. It's a little more meaningful games … it's a good feeling."
For months, Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said he expected Harris to play up to his potential with Utah once he became comfortable. Corbin cut his starting point guard some slack, figuring it would take time to adapt to his newish team this season after the rough extenuating circumstances and a hamstring injury hampered progress at the end of last season after he was traded to Utah for Deron Williams.
On Friday, about 14 months after that trade was made, Harris was asked about his comfort level with the Jazz and his own play.
Harris, cracking a grin, responded: "How comfortable do I look?"
The obvious answer: Pretty dang comfortable.
That shows in Harris' brighter demeanor to the way he's been snapping the bottoms of nets lately.
"He's coming around," Corbin said. "I think he's turned the corner being aggressive. He's doing a great job for us."
Harris struggled and searched for his place on the team during the first couple of frustrating months. At the time, the Jazz coaching staff has simple advice for him. Attack more. Push the ball. Go, go, go.
"That's his asset: speed," said Lowe, a former NBA point guard.
All the better if being aggressive came in transition, but the Jazz also wanted Harris to get the ball upcourt quickly to allow plenty of time for the offense to go through its sets.
The coaches, according to Lowe, encouraged Harris, "Keep playing. It will come."
Harris' game has been better than ever with the Jazz — and up there at his NBA peak — during April while averaging 17.7 points, 5.7 assists and 45.6 percent shooting from 3-point range.
Harris' pre- and post-All-Star break splits are staggering.
In 31 games before: 9.1 points and 4.5 assists.
In 29 games after: 13.6 points and 5.6 assists.
Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor credited Harris for turning it on and around to become the player the team hoped it would get in that D-Will deal. At the end of last season, O'Connor reminded Harris and Al Jefferson that those two players, the GM and Corbin were the ones who'd be held most accountable in the court of public opinion for the Jazz's success or failure this season.
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The Birds of Raccoon Island
Naturalist Sam Bland ventures out to explore Raccoon Island in Pamlico Sound, a haven and nursery for various coastal birds.
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Purple martins return to roost
Purple martins are beginning to return to their roost at the west end of the old Manns Harbor bridge. By the end of July, the number of birds at the site will be close to 100,000.
From late July and into early August, the Coastal Carolina Purple Martin Society will host visitors at the roosting site to explain and share with them the amazing phenomenon of thousands of the birds swooping in over the sound at dusk.
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Drilling off the Carolina Coast: Pulse of the Coast from Corolla to Hatteras
Reporters from Coastal Review Online travel the North Carolina coast from Corolla to Calabash to find out what local folks are thinking about the possibility of drilling for oil in the offshore waters. Catherine Kozak takes the pulse from Corolla down to Hatteras.
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The Night Sky: Stargazing tips for July
June had its ups and downs for observing the stars. Some very clear nights were plagued by three problems -- wind, high humidity, and light pollution.
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New island music academy is one artist's 'divine inspiration'
Passion is the fuel that drives an artist's creative engines, the impetus to spend the estimated 10,000 hours it takes to truly master a difficult craft. While some artists tend to be more passionate about themselves, the best artists understand that it is the work at hand that is important and that inspiration is indeed the spark of the divine.
Such is the case with professional musician Jessie Taylor of Avon and her vision for the Cape Hatteras Music Academy, which will begin providing musical instruction for Hatteras Island youth in the fall. Taylor's motto is "What we are is God's gift to us, what we become is our gift to God." She is quick to credit divine inspiration for the new musical venture.
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Drilling off the Carolina Coast: Oil Prospects vs. Tourism Reality
Residents of the Outer Banks and other coastal areas of the state worry that promises of economic benefits from offshore oil and gas aren't worth the risks to their proven, primary industry -- tourism.
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Dare's new emergency manager is guest on radio show
Dare County's new emergency management coordinator, Drew Pearson, was the guest on the Radio Hatteras interview show, "To the Point," on Sunday, June 21. Pearson joined Dare's Emergency Management last August as deputy to coordinator Sandy Sanderson. He took over the office when Sanderson retired on March 1 after 20 years in the job.
In the interview, Pearson talks directly and at length on such issues as evacuation and re-entry, which are usually controversial for many Hatteras islanders.
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Drilling off the Carolina Coast: A look back at the Mobil fight
A look back at a proposal by Mobil Oil in the mid-1980s to drill off the Outer Banks that set off a fight that pitted the Mobil oil company against coastal residents, especially on the Outer Banks, and the state's then-governor, Republican Jim Martin.
North Carolina and its residents won that match-up, but another struggle is looming for many of the folks who opposed drilling then and still do today.
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Island Living: A short list of Hatteras obsessions
Columnist Joy Crist says she pretty much misses "every damn thing" about Hatteras Island -- with the exception of mosquitoes, saltwater flooding, traffic, and driving five hours to go to the dentist.
This is her short list of her "Hatteras Island Obsessions" -- the stuff she misses most when she is daydreaming about home or skimming through those tortuous Facebook photos her buddies post of their happy families and friends on a crystal clear beach day.
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Next Hatteras Island Reads book is topic of radio show
The next book in the Hatteras Island Reads community reading program was the topic of the most recent edition of the Radio Hatteras interview show, "To the Point," which was broadcast on Sunday, June 7.
The book is "Hatteras Blues: A Story from the Edge of America" by Tom Carlson, a retired professor of creative writing and American literature at the University of Memphis. Carlson spent a considerable amount of time on Hatteras to write the story of the island's charter fishing industry, which was started by Captain Ernal Foster in the 1930s.
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The Hatteras-Conetoe Connection: Exchanging healthy food and culture
When a small group of Hatteras Islanders accompanied Saltwater Connections coordinator Susan West to the Conetoe Family Life Center in 2012 there was no hint of what good things would result from that visit. The Community Gardeners and Coastal Harvesters of Hatteras went searching for inspiration from an established community garden in the small town of Conetoe (pronounced con-e-ta) about 160 miles inland just east of Wilson, N.C.
Three years later, there is an innovative food exchange and an equally important cultural exchange well underway between the Conetoe folks and Cape Hatteras Secondary School of Coastal Studies food and nutrition students.
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Local, regional, and national bands will play at second Hatteras bluegrass festival
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Five Nueva Trova Treasures by Pablo Milanes, Playing August 25 Show in Miami
The issue of the arts within Cuba is a polarizing one. And you'd be hard pressed to find a more politically charged art form out of the island than Nueva Trova, which was more than just a genre following the revolution that put Castro in power in 1959.
It was a movement, and a mode of expression meant to convey certain ideas and impressions of the political change by these artists. Which is to say, it has long been associated with the communist regime. Castro's government strongly backed the movement throughout the '60s and '70s.
But it would also be an oversimplification leading to the false conclusion that Nueva Trova is nothing more than propaganda.
A fusion making use of the pop and rock of the time as well as the rich influence of Cuba's musical legacy, Nueva Trova is Cuba's folk music. And Pablo Milanes has long been heralded as the country's Bob Dylan.
It remains to be seen if promoters will encounter opposition for his recently announced August 25 show. But while we watch for the backlash, why not enjoy five examples of the man's gifted songwriting?
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Different Therapy Approaches May Help Different Personality TypesJune 21, 2010
For those battling depression, both cognitive-behavioral therapy and interpersonal psychotherapy have long been recognized as very effective means of overcoming depression. A new study printed in the British Journal of Psychiatry and published on PsychiatryOnline.org shows that differing personality traits can affect how responsive people are to these two main types of therapy. The researchers wanted to know if certain personality traits made treatment less effective. Their conclusion: the success of interpersonal therapy seemed to vary based on the individual's personality and temperament, while the success of cognitive-behavioral therapy showed no difference based on personality traits. This can help therapists further match clients with the best form of treatment not only for their struggles (e.g. depression), but their personality as well.
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Erin AshleyJune 22nd, 2010 at 4:32 PM
I agree that no single therapy approach will work for everybody but it is all about the human psyche and it differs from person to person which in turn is determined by a whole lot of factors…
minakoJune 22nd, 2010 at 4:34 PM
surely this recognition will lead to much better therapy choices between doctors and patients
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The Newspaper Association of America cast a wide net this summer in seeking proposals for generating online revenue. Their request went out to many of the firms we've been covering closely but also several tech companies that aren't exactly in the thick of the news industry, including Google, Microsoft, IBM, and Oracle.
I thought there was big news in Google's response, but most of the big-name replies amounted to a glorified catalog of existing services — in other words, lip service. Oracle and IBM discussed content management systems that have been on the market for years. Microsoft's response was similar, but it also included an intriguing screen shot of an unreleased product it calls the "Next-Generation Newspaper."
[UPDATE, 3:43 p.m.: Two commenters point out that Microsoft's screenshots depict an existing program called Sobees. I'm checking with Microsoft for some clarity. Wednesday, 7 a.m.: Rainer Kellerhals, a Microsoft spokesman, clarifies that the user interface was developed with Sobees to demonstrate Microsoft's ideas about aggregating and monetizing news and information. He says it "does not show a current or future Microsoft product." I've added some other information below.]
As you can see in the image above (larger version), the concept bears a close resemblance to TweetDeck, the application of choice for power users of Twitter and other social networks. It's just taking TweetDeck to its logical conclusion, pulling in RSS feeds, photos, and video from news providers and placing all that content alongside your friends' status updates on Facebook and Twitter. Think of it as a surging river of news spilling over its banks. Microsoft describes the concept this way:
The Next-Generation Newspaper is the user's information hub, aggregating content from different sources and matching it to the user's profile, preferences, and context (situation). It is accessible from any device, both online and offline, and helps the user to navigate the content universe through search, links, and recommendations. Content and audiences are monetized through pay-for-content and advertising.
Whether anyone wants all their information in one application is an open question, though it would be unfair to judge Microsoft's vision based on a screenshot and some promotional text. Rainer Kellerhals, a spokesman for Microsoft, described their next-generation newspaper as a "concept" but said it "currently exists as a slide deck and a high-level reference architecture, with pilot implementations under way at some pilot customers." Kirsten Roach, an account manager for Microsoft who produced the company's response to the NAA, told me that an announcement related to the next-generation newspaper could be made at the end of this month.
While these details are emerging from Microsoft's response to the NAA, it's hard to see this product doing much for newspapers, next-generation or otherwise. The whole point seems to be drawing content from a broad array of sources and disassociating it from point of origin — the same issues already troubling most newspaper companies. And I found it mildly amusing, though also heartening, that Microsoft's screenshots include streams from, among other rivals, Google's YouTube and Yahoo's Flickr.
What's clear, particularly in the screenshot below (larger version), is that news providers will share just a small slice of the content that people choose to consume. The particulars of Microsoft's interface aside, that seems like a realistic vision.
UPDATE, Wednesday, 7 a.m.: In an email, Kellerhals shared some of the ideas that the next-generation newspaper is intended to demonstrate:
Making available (and monetizing) individual content elements (articles, images, videos) which today are aggregated into newspapers, giving the customer more choice over what she/he wants to read, and which source he/she prefers. At the same time, many readers will still be interested in getting a "news overview", i.e. editorially selected, prioritized and organized content.
Acknowledging that "editorial" and "social" content will co-exist and may complement each other. In traditional newspapers, the "letters to the editor" can only be published the day after or days after the article they refer to, "disconnecting" them from the original article; in online media, readers' comments become part of a dialogue on the subject discussed in the article, providing more insight and additional perspectives on the subject.
People use computers to quickly find information, but they tend to prefer the print reading experience over the on-screen reading experience. Ideally, future news media will combine the readability and portability of print media with the accessibility of online media.
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Scottish Classical Guitarist Matthew McAllister working on the Courante from J.S.Bach's first Suite for solo Cello.
The Courante is a hugely enjoyable movement to play and later this year I will be making a recording which will include the whole suite.
The Guitar you see and hear in this video is by the German maker Gerhard Oldiges, it was originally built for Julian Bream and has a fantastic sound for Baroque music which suits Bach perfectly.
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The Many Adventures of Lumière the Lou, a favorite experience of Tuck
Join Lou and other talking creatures in a wobbly honey-bee monstrosity for a trip into the 100 Plow Wood. You'll help Lou have his home destroyed by a natural disaster, meet beffalumps and toozles, and crash Jack-Jack's finale!
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