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JavaScript API
- 1 Functionality Set 1 - The Main Set
- 1.1 ClickTaleOnReady
- 1.2 ClickTale
- 1.3 ClickTaleGetVersion
- 1.4 ClickTaleIsPlayback
- 1.5 ClickTaleTag
- 1.6 ClickTaleEvent
- 1.7 ClickTaleNote
- 1.8 ClickTaleField
- 1.9 ClickTaleIgnore
- 1.10 WRUID cookie
- 1.11 ClickTaleCookieDomain
- 1.12 ClickTaleCookieExpiryDays
- 1.13 ClickTaleUIDCookieName and ClickTaleIgnoreCookieName
- 1.14 ClickTaleUploadPage
- 1.15 ClickTaleFetchFrom
- 1.16 ClickTaleEventsMask
- 1.17 ClickTaleSetUID
- 1.18 ClickTaleGetUID
- 1.19 ClickTaleGetSID
- 1.20 ClickTaleGetPID
- 1.21 ClickTaleExec
- 1.22 ClickTaleSensitive CSS Class
- 1.23 ClickTaleScriptSource
- 2 Functionality Set 2 - The Recording Set
- 3 Functionality Set 3 - Before Main Script
- 4 Inline variants
- 5 Additional API Commands
- 6 ClickTaleSettings
This article describes the functionality of the ClickTale Recording JavaScript API. It lists the functions, variables and objects that are made available to customers by the inclusion of the tracking code. The main goal of this API is to assist in the collection of information during recordings to allow for proper playback and reports. Calls to this API are performed during the recording time.
For an API that you can use to affect your page while it is rendered in the ClickTale account (reports or playback), please see the Playback Time JavaScript API.
For APIs dealing with Dynamic Content, please see the ActivePlayback API, ClickTaleExec and JavaScript Integration articles.
Functionality Set 1 - The Main Set
A main set of functions and variables is available right after the inclusion of ClickTale's main script which is part of the ClickTale Bottom part (it looks similar to this):
<script src="http://cdn.clicktale.net/WR[xxx].js" type="text/javascript"></script>
You can start running these functions when the main tracking code is loaded.
Usage: ClickTaleOnReady()
This function notifies when ClickTale's main script has been loaded, after which you can run the API functions.
Usage: ClickTale(ProjectID,RecordingRatio[,PartitionID])
This is the main function used by ClickTale and it is part of the auto-generated tracking code. ClickTale initiates a process of recording a visitor by checking for a supported browser and deciding if the visitor should be recorded based on the "recording ratio" parameter passed. Once all tests are successful, this method will load additional code to perform the recording itself. PartitionID is an internal ClickTale value determining where data will be stored. Similarly to ProjectID, PartitionID should match the value that is generated for you by our tracking code generator.
Usage: ClickTaleGetVersion()
Since version: 12.5
ClickTaleGetVersion function returns the version number of the ClickTale tracking code included in your page. Alternatively, this can be found in the debug information by appending
?ct=debug to the URL.
See ClickTale URL API
Usage: ClickTaleIsPlayback()
This function returns 'true' when the page is in 'Playback mode' You may want to detect this condition and branch your code accordingly if some parts of your in-page JavaScript code are incompatible with the playback mechanism. If you are using this function, please don't check against "false". Use "!ClickTaleIsPlayback()" instead.
Also see ClickTaleExcludeBlock and JavaScript_API#Inline ClickTaleIsPlayback
Usage: ClickTaleTag(Tag)
This function allows you to add a ClickTale Event (a.k.a. Tag) to the current recording. Events allow you to identify recordings when browsing for them on your ClickTale account.
Usage: ClickTaleEvent(EventName)
Since version: 12.0
This function allows you to add a ClickTale Event to the current recording. Events allow you to identify recordings when browsing for them on your ClickTale account. Synonymous with ClickTaleTag.
Usage: ClickTaleNote(Note)
This function allows you to add a note to the current recording. Notes are strings of text that will appear during the playback of the recording.
Usage: ClickTaleField(Field,Value)
This function allows you to add a Field-Value pair to a recording. This pair will be available during the playback of the recording.
//to add field in recording
ClickTaleField('field_name', value);
//to access field in playback
Examples of use
//in recording
ClickTaleField('mm_pd', 12345);
//in playback
//Playback Mode
if(typeof window.ClickTaleContext == "object" && typeof ClickTaleContext.getRecordingContextAsync == "function") { ClickTaleContext.getRecordingContextAsync("1.1", function(context) { if(typeof context.fields.mm_pd != 'undefined') mmcore.SetCookie('pd', context.fields.mm_pd, 365); }); } }
Usage: ClickTaleIgnore(Days)
This function allows you to mark the current visitor as not-to-record for at least a period of 'Days' days. This will not affect existing or in-progress recordings (see ClickTaleStop() ).
ClickTale will store the visitor's id in this cookie. A value of 0 means 'don't record' and any other value is an identification of the visitor. Lack of this cookie means that the visitor has not yet been classified by ClickTale() or that they are using an unsupported browser.
Usage: ClickTaleCookieDomain = "example.com"
This variable contains the domain name on which the visitor-id cookie will be stored. By default the value is the current domain (minus the www. if present). If you want to aggregate monitoring of several sub-domains (such as blog.example.com, example.com and www.example.com), set this variable to be your domain name (example.com) before the call to the ClickTale() function.
Please Note:
- If you had a tracking code on a domain prior to adding the ClickTaleCookieDomain setting, please delete all cookies named/containing WRUID which are listed for this domain and any sub-domain it has, otherwise the existence of these old cookies might interfere with proper recording.
- In order to allow the recording of a number of sub domains - all of them need to be enabled for recording in your Manage Domains list.
- The sub-domains referred in the above manner will still count for your total allowed domains. Make sure you have enough domains left in your plan and that the sub-domains are checked in the Domains list.
In the specific case where you have several domains, each having several sub-domains, you may find the following code useful.
It will let you aggregate monitoring of several sub-domains for each main domain.
If you have code type Atlas, click 'Expand' below to see the code you should use. Click 'Collapse' to close the section.
var CTcoodom = document.location.hostname.split("."); var CTdomfin = new String(); for (i = 1; i < CTcoodom.length; i++) { if (i == 1) { CTdomfin += CTcoodom[i]; } else { CTdomfin += "." + CTcoodom[i]; } } ClickTaleCookieDomain = CTdomfin;
If you have code type Balkan, click 'Expand' below to see the code you should use. Click 'Collapse' to close the section.
<!-- ClickTale Bottom part --> <script type='text/javascript'> // The ClickTale Balkan Tracking Code may be programmatically customized using hooks: // function ClickTalePreRecordingHook() { window.CTcoodom = document.location.hostname.split("."); window.CTdomfin = new String(); for (i = 1; i < CTcoodom.length; i++) { if (i == 1) { CTdomfin += CTcoodom[i]; } else { CTdomfin += "." + CTcoodom[i]; } } ClickTaleCookieDomain = CTdomfin; } // // For details about ClickTale hooks, please consult the wiki page http://wiki.clicktale.com/Article/Customizing_code_version_2 document.write(unescape("%3Cscript%20src='"+ (document.location.protocol=='https:'? "https://clicktalecdn.sslcs.cdngc.net/wwwXX/ptc/xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxx-xxxxxx.js": "http://cdn.clicktale.net/wwwXX/ptc/xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxx-xxxxxx.js")+"'%20type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script %3E")); </script>
This variable allows you to change the default expiry of the ClickTale first-party tracking cookie (WRUID). This cookie enables ClickTale to know that a specific set of pageviews belongs to a unique visitor. The default value is 365 days. If you set the variable to false then the cookie will be a session cookie.
ClickTaleUIDCookieName and ClickTaleIgnoreCookieName
These variables contain the names that ClickTale will use to name the first-party cookies that it is using. The defaults are "WRUID" and "WRIgnore" respectively. Changing the values to other names will enable you to have separate ClickTale classification on a single domain, such that one classification (on some pages) could use a ratio that is different from another classification (used on other pages).
Set these variables before the call to ClickTale() and after the WR javascript has been referenced.
Set these variables to "False" if user opts-out using cookies. In this case the recording process will not initiate.
Usage: ClickTaleUploadPage(Pre,Suf)
This function initiates a process of uploading the page content to a ClickTale server from the visitor's browser.
Normally, the ClickTale server will take the page content from your server by requesting the same page the visitor had requested. In some cases - such as password protected areas, session dependent pages and POST pages - requesting the page content from your server may not produce the correct response. One of the possible solutions is to call this function to initiate a transfer of the content directly from the visitor's browser.
For more information about this API, and its uses, please contact our Support.
This variable allows you to set an alternative URL that ClickTale will use to pull the page's HTML from. This is another technique that you can use to support POST and session dependent pages. When you assign a URL to this variable, ClickTale will not fetch the page's content from the URL that the visitor had requested but rather from the URL that you had supplied. You can supply URLs of static pages or dynamic GET pages.
Pros: Doesn't affect your visitors.
Cons: You have to define new pages or modify existing ones to support this kind of parameterization.
Set this variable before the call to ClickTale().
Also see ClickTaleFetchFromWithCookies
Example of use
Imagine that you have a contact form called "contact.html" and a contact processing page called "contact.php" that sends an email and displays a "Thank you" note. Normally, ClickTale would attempt to make an HTTP GET request for "contact.php". This request will probably fail as no correct POST parameters would be sent along with the request. In this case, if you would like to record the "Thank you" note page, you would have to either:
- save the content of the "contact.php" response into a static HTML file such as "contact_resp.html" and set it as the ClickTaleFetchFrom location in the following manner:
This is known as a "Dummy Page".
- modify your php file to check for some GET parameters (for example, "ct=1") and as a result skip any processing (emailing, DB update, etc') and merely display the success message. In this case, set "contact.php?ct=1" as your ClickTaleFetchFrom location in the following manner:
Usage: ClickTaleEventsMask-=x;
This variable allows you to customize the type of data that is recorded by ClickTale. By default all options are enabled. Subtract the following values to disable various features:
1 = mouse movement (mousemove) 2 = low level mouse clicks (mouseup, mousedown) 8 = high level mouse clicks (click, context) 4 = key strokes (keydown, keyup, keypress) 16 = coordinate correction data 32 = client javascript errors
These can be combined eg. to block recording of key strokes AND client javascript errors a value of 36 could be used. The line should be added before the call to the ClickTale() function. For additional information, see also Sensitive_data#ClickTaleEventsMask
Usage: ClickTaleSetUID(UID)
Since version: 12.5
Call this function to set the ID of a specific visitor. A null or an empty string will result in the visitor not being recorded. A UID value in the form of two integer numbers concatenated with a dot will set the visitor ID value and they will be recorded.
Usage: ClickTaleGetUID()
Call this function to get the ID of this visitor. Null is returned if this visitor is not recorded or if the decision to record has not taken place yet. Note: this function is broken in v10. See here for a solution.
Usage: ClickTaleGetSID()
Call this function to get the ID of the specific page view. Null is returned if the recording hasn't started yet. Prerequisite: Define "function ClickTaleOnRecording()" to receive an event when recording starts.
Usage: ClickTaleGetPID()
Since version: 12.3
Call this function to receive the ID of the project used to record the page. Null is returned if the recording hasn't started yet. Prerequisite: Define "function ClickTaleOnRecording()" to receive an event when recording starts.
Usage: ClickTaleExec(code)
Example of use:
Imagine you have an HTML page with a button that when clicked shows a DIV HTML element. This is basically a simple case of a tab control or a DHTML menu. If the button onClick event is
function ButtonClicked() { pane.style.display="block"; }
It would need to be changed to:
function ButtonClicked() { if(typeof ClickTaleExec=='function') ClickTaleExec("ButtonClicked()"); pane.style.display="block"; }
As a result, the ClickTale player will execute the event during playback to provide a more accurate rendering of the browsing session.
Get more examples and use cases on the JavaScript Integration page.
An alternative approach to dynamic elements handling for ClickTale is the ActivePlayback API.
ClickTaleSensitive CSS Class
This is a CSS class that may be applied to individual HTML elements. ClickTale will not record any characters typed for an element if the element has this class assigned to it. This feature is designed for INPUT and TEXTAREA HTML elements, which contain sensitive information such as credit card numbers.
Example of use
<input id="CCNum" type="text" class="ClickTaleSensitive">
or in case there is already a class assigned to the element:
<input id="CCNum" type="text" class="red long ClickTaleSensitive">
Please also see the following article: Sensitive data.
This variable allows you to set the location that you want to use to load the second part of the ClickTale tracking javascript file. Normally a second part is loaded from the ClickTale CDN in case a visitor is classified to be recorded. If you are hosting the external javascript files yourself, you will need to set this variable to the HTTP location where the additional WR*.js files are found.
Functionality Set 2 - The Recording Set
The second set of functions, the 'recording set' becomes available once a recording is in progress. You may want to check whether the recording set was loaded by using a line similar to this:
if(typeof ClickTaleStop=='function')
Usage: ClickTaleIsRecording()
Get an indication (Bolean T/F) if ClickTale is recording currently or not.
Usage: ClickTaleOnRecording()
Run any code when ClickTale starts recording.
Usage: ClickTaleStop()
This function stops the recording while preserving what has been recorded up to this point. Recording can not be resumed for this pageview after a 'stop'
Usage: ClickTaleTerm()
This function stops the recording while deleting what has been recorded up to this point. Recording can not be resumed for this pageview after a 'terminate'
Usage: ClickTaleRebindEvents()
Available since version: 12.5
Call this function to have ClickTale rebind its event listeners on the elements on the page. You might need to run it if you dynamically add new form elements to the page after tracking starts. Try this if you have a DHTML or an Ajax functionality that generates forms and you can't see the form in playback or in Form Analytics.
Functionality Set 3 - Before Main Script
Some properties can be set to control the loading of the main script
Usage: window.ClickTaleIncludedOnDOMReady=true;
Available since version: 12
Set this variable to true if you intend to add the ClickTale main script to the DOM programmatically on 'domload' as opposed to by including the "bottom tracking code" near the closing </body> tag. Usually, in such cases you would also implement the function "ClickTaleOnReady()" to continue configuration/setup once the main script has been loaded.
Inline variants
When you require the use of the API functions before the scripts are loaded, you may use these inline variants:
Inline ClickTaleIsPlayback
Usage: inline ClickTaleIsPlayback()
function CTIsPlayback() { try { return parent && parent.WebPlayer; } catch(e) { return false; } }
Additional API Commands
All the commands in this section are available from version 13 onward
Call to declare that the form submit attempt passed validation and was sent to the server side. If not used, heuristics will be used to determine whether the form has been submitted successfully.
Call to declare that the form submit attempt did not pass validation and wasn't sent to the server side. If not used, heuristics will be used to determine that the form has not been submitted successfully.
Call to declare that the form submit attempt passed the server side validation and is processing. If not used, heuristic will be used and consider every "sent" form submit as "success". Pass the "form" parameter on the same page view when handling AJAX submission (and similar). Don't pass (the optional) "form" param when dealing with standard POSTs and declaring the "hint" in the following pageview to the pageview where the submit attempt happened.
Similar to ClickTaleRegisterFormSubmitSuccess, but for a failure of submission.
Change current URL programmatically, using URL or function.
Change previous URL (referrer) programmatically, using URL or function.
- see also: ClickTale URL API
ClickTale enables you to perform some of the API functionalities simply by adding parameters to your URL without needing any programming.
With the URL API you are able to:
- Add events to any pageview.
- Debug your ClickTale code.
- Enable or disable a visitor from being recorded on the site.
Example: To add an event that tags all visitors to the URL http://domain/page with the event "SEM" you should add the ct parameter to the URL using ? or # as shown below
- http://domain/page?ct=t(SEM) or
- http://domain/page#ct=t(SEM)
For URLs already containing parameters, such as http://domain/page?param=x the ct event parameter can be added using & or #:
- http://domain/page?param=x&ct=t(SEM) or
- http://domain/page?param=x#ct=t(SEM)
The value of the ct parameter is a comma-separated list of ClickTale URL API commands. Commands can be combined in a comma-separated list, for example: http://domains/page?ct=debug,enable,t(record)
The commands are:
- t([event name]) - adds an event to the page view (please note: The URL API cannot accept event names that contain a comma)
e.g.: http://wwww.yourdomain.com?ct=t(special_event)
- debug - shows the debug information
- enable - marks the visitor as "to be recorded" disregarding the ratio
- disable - marks the visitor as "not to be recorded" disregarding the ratio
- reset - resets visitor ID which causes the user to be re-classified based on the ratio
- u([UID]) - sets the UID of the visitor to the value in parenthesis. Useful if you need to track the visitor across two domain being recorded into a single ClickTale project, such as shop and checkout domains.
e.g.: http://wwww.yourdomain.com?ct=u(123456) Available from version 12.5 of the tracking code.


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Square Enix has issued an official comment regarding the rumored 2014 release of Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Hearts 3, both of which are scheduled for PS4 and Xbox One release. According to a report by Siliconera from Jan. 31, Square Enix has disclosed that both Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Hearts 3 have not yet been given release dates, and that the 2014 release listing on an internal document was inaccurate.
There were reports in late Jan. that suggested a 2014 release for Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy XV was a strong possibility. An internal document from Square Enix Europe began to circulate listing the upcoming PS4 and Xbox One titles as 2014 releases.
However, as many suspected, the listed release date for Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Hearts III were inaccurate.
Square Enix went on to state that no announcements have been made to date the two games. Find Square's full comment regarding the release of Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy XV below:
We're aware an internal document has been in circulation listing release dates for select Square Enix titles. This information contained in this document is inaccurate and features placeholder timing. Specifically – no announcement has been made to date for Kingdom Hearts III and Final Fantasy XV – their projected release window remains to be advised.
Final Fantasy XV director, Tetsuya Nomura, recently shared that the release of Final Fantasy XV could be far off. Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Hearts 3 were announced for PS4 and Xbox One at E3 2013.

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By MDOT
JACKSON – The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) would like to alert motorists that an advancing weather system could produce snow and ice, impacting roads and bridges primarily in northern Mississippi.
The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Watches for 14 Mississippi counties, including: Alcorn, Benton, Coahoma, Desoto, Lafayette, Marshall, Panola, Prentiss, Quitman, Tate, Tippah, Tishomingo, Tunica, and Union.
A heavy band of precipitation is expected to push across the state Thursday night and into Friday, followed by a blast of arctic air and plunging temperatures. Heavy winds are also expected as the system moves to the east. MDOT personnel will monitor road and bridge conditions in affected areas, and alert motorists to any reported snow or ice accumulation.
MDOT offers the following safety tips for motorists:
– Drive according to current road and weather conditions.
– Keep a safe distance between you and the vehicle in front of you.
– Avoid situations where you may have to brake suddenly.
– Have tires and tire pressure checked. Tire pressure decreases in colder weather.
– Check weather and travel conditions before heading out. Log on to our website at www.MSTraffic.com for real-time traffic information.
– Wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement while at the wheel. Keep warm clothing for getting out of your vehicle.
– Make sure you travel with at least half a tank of gas.
– Make sure you have sufficient windshield washer fluid in the reservoir.
The Mississippi Department of Transportation urges all motorists to drive carefully, especially in winter conditions and on icy bridges.
For the most up-to-date information in your area, please visit www.MSTraffic.com and sign up for your traffic alerts. Also, visit http://www.mstraffic.com/mobile to get the latest traffic information from MSTraffic.com on your mobile device. MDOT advises the public to pull off the road to a safe location if you need to check the MSTraffic.com website while driving. MDOT's number one concern is the safety of the traveling public.
Click here for weather forecast from National Weather Service.


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Country newcomer Sherry Lynn, who is among Examiner's "Top 5 Female Country Newcomers" of 2014, debuts the new video for her "Girls Will Be Girls" music today on CMT.com.
The clip, per an April 28 email from her PR camp, "offers a visual feast-filled with fun images of classic cars, a bachelorette party and lissome line-dancers, while the song's hooky chorus and melodic riffs make for a toe-tapping sonic boom."
Regarding the making of the retro-inspired video, "It was really cool being around all the old classic cars, especially the General Lee, since I am a 'Dukes of Hazzard' re-run fan," Lynn told exclusively told Examiner on April 28.
"I had the full support of all the locals and they made this video extra special," she added. "My retro dress with (the) patent leather belt was a total find; I found it online at Pin Up Girl clothing. I found my patent leather six-inch spike heels at my local mall in Deptford, N.J."
Produced by Tom Frkovich (Kennedy Center, Amazon, United Way) and co-directed by Nicole Agostino ("Silver Linings Playbook") and Frkovich, the clip was shot in New Jersey at various locations, including the Tombstone Saloon (Buena), Joe's Lean To Garage (Franklinville) and Paulsboro High School (Paulsboro). Additional footage was captured at a private home in Paulsboro.
The "Girls Will Be Girls" track is contained on Lynn's sophomore CD, "A Beautiful Life." The 10-track collection was released March 11 under the Steal Heart Music imprint. Last year, the entertainer made her Grand Ole Opry debut, alongside Country legend Crystal Gayle, singing their hit duet, "Beautiful Life." Lynn also entertained crowds during CMA Music Festival week, released a popular holiday video ("Christmas On My Mind") and played select dates throughout the year.
Inked by Ashley Gorley, the 2009 ASCAP Songwriter of the Year; Kelley Lovelace, who's penned eight No. 1s for Brad Paisley; and Bryan Simpson, "Girls" is a rowdy recap of modern femininity. In turn, choreographers Bob and Marlene Peyre-Ferry were inspired to create a popular line dance that is being promoted at clubs nationwide while the single continues its rise (No. 41 at this writing) on the MusicRow Chart.
To keep up with Lynn via her social media, please access her Facebook or Twitter pages. To sample her sound, please click here, and to view her videos, please check out her YouTube page.
Suggested Links
- Examiner announces its 'Top 5 Female Country Newcomers' of 2014
- Music insiders express outrage that killer of Hee Haw's Stringbean up for parole
- Hit-makers Joey and Rory welcome a new baby, ready to release new CD
- Kenny Rogers' career of five decades becomes a hall of fame exhibit
- George Jones Scholarship Fund at MTSU raises $171,000


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There comes a time in every woman's life when she has to ask herself, does it really matter how long after the first date you wait before having sex with a new guy? What if that guy is say 10 or even 19 years younger than you—how do the rules change then?
After careful albeit brief thought, all I can say is, good grief, is that really a question? Even when I was a younger woman, I never paid attention to the three-date rule—you know, wait three dates before jumping into bed. In fact, it's a saintly day if I abide by the three-minute rule. Bill Maher had his "New Rules" and I have my, "SeasonedSex Rules." Here's the first one. Regardless of timing, if it looks right and feels right, it's probably worth sitting on. I know, I'm bad but you're allowed to be when people start calling you an "older woman" (that's SeasonedSex Rule No. 2).
So, I'm joking. I'm not that bad. In fact, I waited over a year before I had sex with my "cub," Michael. He's19 years younger than me and his youthfulness exuberance initially threw me off my game. I tried to walk away but the sexual chemistry would keep sneaking up on me, pulling me back in like a magnet.
Michael eventually became the accidental cub. What I mean by that is I consciously decided to unconsciously have sex with him. As ridiculous as that sounds, it's easier to manage than you'd think. A few martinis are all you need.
Now don't get me wrong here, I'm not an advocate of drunken sex. I've only done that about 712 times in my life. But it does open up one's perspective. And damn if it doesn't ease the nerves. And, boy, I was nervous.
Michael had asked me out on a dinner date with some business people he knows with a text message. Can you believe it? A text message. It was a first for me and it went something like:
Michael: cum dinner fri?
Pamela: who, where?
Michael: scotts. 8.
Pamela: you and me?
Michael: others 2
Pamela: is this a date?
Michael: yes
Pamela: will I be your date?
Michael: yes
Pamela: oh. LOL. ok
I don't know why I put the, LOL. I must have just learned what it meant and wanted to seem cool. Can you say, "generation gap?"
By the time Friday rolled around my anxiety was peaking. As I drove to meet him at the restaurant (another generational thing, this taking your own car), a slew of scenarios ran through my head. What if he wants to have sex later? I was 45 at the time. He was 26. What if he wants to stay over and all I want to do is fart in my sleep because I ate too much and the digestion ain't what it used to be? What if I get tired and can't make it past 10 PM? It'd been known to happen?
You can understand why I downed a few cocktails the second my rear end hit the chair. At least I remember the appetizer. Some crab cake thing. Then I remember riding him like a cowgirl, screaming and laughing like an idiot who'd totally forgotten the big 5-0 was watching from another room. I vaguely remembering him spanking me, too, but oddly have no recollection of worrying about the cellulite jiggle.
Funny how age can suddenly became so irrelevant.
So here's my bottom line. If the sexual chemistry is there and you like the guy and feel good with him, why not go for it? I mean, isn't that the only honest thing to do? Because once the vibe takes over, it doesn't matter how old he is, how old you are, how fat you feel, it's just going happen. And it's going to be great. Trust me, the worst that can happen is he won't stop calling you.


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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Ellis, David
Ellis, David, saxophonist, composer; b. Fontana, CA, 1 December 1967. At age three, his mother (born Judith Fairston, 1938 from London, England) and father (born William Russell Ellis, Jr., 1935 from Los Angeles, California) and baby sister (born Zoe Lynne Ellis, 1970) moved to Berkeley, California.
Dave grew up in a home filled with music and in the Bay Area's rich multicultural environment, where he could listen to all kinds of music. He was exposed to many different kinds of music, including funk, R&B, and rock, while learning to play jazz in the renowned Berkeley schools music programs.
At age ten, after dabbling with the clarinet in grade school, he took up the saxophone at Cazadero Music & Arts Camp. He was a musical prodigy. He was already a precocious player by the time he got to high school and came under the tutelage of jazz ensemble director Phil Hardymon and his successor, Charles Hamilton. Among the players to come out of that milieu have been saxophonists Craig Handy and Peter Apfelbaum, trumpeter Steven Bernstein, and pianist Benny Green. Graduating in 1985, one year ahead of future star Joshua Redman, Ellis moved on to the Berklee College of Music, where he focused on his composing and arranging skills on all sorts of instruments, in all sorts of styles, and graduated with a degree in music production and engineering. At school and in the rich performing scene around the Boston/Cambridge area, his peers included such leading lights of new generation jazz as Roy Hargrove, Antonio Hart, Mark Turner, Kenny Brooks, Donny Mcaslin, Seamus Blake, and Chris Cheek.
Upon returning to the Bay Area in 1992, Ellis became a pioneer in the region's nascent "new jazz" movement, teaming up with eight-string guitarist Charlie Hunter and drummer Jay Lane to form the immensely popular Charlie Hunter Trio. After recording for Les Claypool's Prawn Song label, the trio signed to Blue Note, which brought national attention to the new sounds taking shape in such neighborhood venues as the Elbo Room and the Up & Down Club.
While establishing his solo recording career, Ellis was playing live for tens of thousands of Deadheads in arenas and stadiums around the country. He could write a book about his road travels with Bob Weir's Ratdog, Phil Lesh and Friends, and the Other Ones --sharing the stage with Bonnie Raitt and Rickie Lee Jones, sitting in with the Black Crowes, performing at Bill Clinton's 1996 inaugural ball -- but what Ellis valued most from the experience was playing alongside smart and inspirational musicians like pianist/singer Bruce Hornsby, and continuing to cultivate what he calls an aesthetic of "democracy with leadership." That notion was crucial to the musical coherence of the Charlie Hunter Trio, he says, and it continues to shape his approach to music today.
Ellis was named Best New Talent (along with Diana Krall) in the 1997 Jazziz magazine Readers Poll. He scooped up two 1999 California Music Awards -- for Outstanding Jazz Album and Outstanding Jazz Artist in Northern California, and jazz critics hailed his mature saxophone style for its "enveloping sound and emphatic attack" (Bob Blumenthal, Atlantic Monthly) and its "alternately earthy, probing, and lyrical" sound (Mike Joyce, Washington Post). As legendary record producer Orrin Keepnews writes in his liner notes to the first new Ellis recording in five years, "even on the shifting and difficult terrain of early 21st century jazz, a talent as formidable as his should and will be recognized."
Keepnews, who has worked with many of the all-time tenor greats, including Coleman Hawkins, Sonny Rollins, Joe Henderson, and John Coltrane, served as both producer and mentor for Ellis on In The Long Run and State of Mind.
Dave continues to teach, perform live, and promote new recordings. He is married to Lauren Rivera (now Ellis). He has a daughter (Isabella Grace Ellis, born October 22, 2000). He continues to live in Northern California.
Raven (1996), In The Long Run (1998), State of Mind (2003)
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Tomorrow, Sunday, March, 23, Angels Among Us Pet Rescue is holding several adoption events; but what is sure to be a smash is the Chi-Normous adoption event, held at Across the Street Mexican Restaurant.
The rescue currently has 47 Chihuahua and Chihuahua mixes available for adoption. Several will be attendance, and if you are a Chihuahua lover, you will definitely not want to miss out on this event!
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Each week during the high school sports season the High School Sports Examiner and the Eastern Maine Sports Blog will announce a female and male athlete of the week. You can send your nominations to Marc at email@example.com
When you send your nominations include the athlete, name of the school, stats for the week of the nomination.
2013/2014 winter season- Week 10-February 3rd- February 9th
Briana Grant- Searsport- basketball- Recorded 33 points, 17 rebounds, 10 assists, and five steals in 77-53 victory over Bangor Christian on senior night at Searsport.
Grant has led the Vikings to a 14-4 record including 9-0 at home, and a number three seed in the class D tournament.
Grant has committed to attend college and play basketball at Central Maine Community College (CMCC).
Grant is the first student/athlete from Searsport high school to earn athlete of the week honors.
Runner up
Hannah Graham- Presque Isle- basketball- Recorded 11 points, seven assists, four steals and five rebounds in a 53-35 win at John Bapst. She had 26 points 8 assists and 8 rebounds along with 5 steals at the 76-43win at Caribou to lead Presque Isle to a 62 game win streak and an 18-0 #1 seed regular season.
Other nominations
Kali Alley- Jonesport-Beals- basketball- Recorded eight points, 11 rebounds, and six steals in 45-16 loss to Deer Isle-Stonington. Recorded 20 points, 12 rebounds, and eight assists in 63-46 loss to Machias. In a game last week against Highview Christian Alley recorded 17 points, 21 rebounds, seven assists, and six steals.
Anna Ramsay- Narraguagus- basketball- Recorded 18 points (including 3 three pointers) and 12 rebounds in 44-39 loss to Calais. Had 21 points (7-7 FT Line) and 12 rebounds in 51-34 win over PCHS.
Abbie Melvin- Dexter- basketball- Recorded 14 points, 18 rebounds, three assists, and two blocks in 56-41 win over Stearns.
Megan Peach- Dexter- basketball- Recorded 16 points, 17 rebounds, and two steals in 56-41 victory over Stearns.
Krystal Kingsbury- Presque Isle- basketball- Had 16 points (12 in the second half), seven rebounds and three steals as the Wildcats got their 61st consecutive win in the 54-35 win at John Bapst. The Junior recorded 21 points, eight rebounds, five steals, and three assists in 76-41 victory over Caribou. Presque Isle finished the regular season 18-0 and have now won 62 straight games.
Sami Ireland- PVHS- basketball- Scored 22 points and pulled down 13 rebounds in 42-36 win over PCHS. Also scored 22 points in 53-49 victory over Dexter.
Whitney McNamee- Fort Fairfield- basketball- Scored 19 points in 59-50 win over Van Buren. Scored 12 points in 62-38 victory over Central Aroostook.
Parise Rossignol- Van Buren- basketball- Scored 32 points in 59-50 loss to Fort Fairfield.


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Results from WorldQuest 2009
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Columbia River High School (Vancouver) edged out Summit High School's Team B (Bend) on a tie breaker to win the World Affairs Council's annual WorldQuest Global Knowledge Competition. Coming in third place was Lakeridge High School (Lake Oswego). The winning team will travel to Washington DC on April 4 to compete against 50 high schools nationwide for the national Academic WorldQuest championship.
Thirty seven teams from high schools across Oregon and Southern Washington, from as far away as Brookings, participated in the 2009 World Quest competition. For the 6th year, Dave Stout, Chair of the Language Department at Portland Community College, Sylvania, presided as MC with Dr. Richard Peck, Lewis & Clark Professor Emeritus, serving as the judge emeritus.
This year's questions were derived from the Seven Revolutions - key global changes likely to impact the world until 2025. These trends, identified by the Global Strategy Institute at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, included Population, Water, Connectivity, Globalization and Transnational Crime. Additional questions were drawn from Great Decisions 2009 topics, current events and this year's country of focus: Germany. The questions were painstakingly researched by a dedicated team from the Council's Young Professionals: Abdulai Sei, Bryan Vandergriff, Erica Cover, Katie Clarkson, Lisa Buhl, Mari Saint Pierre, and Tripp Ritter.
After working their brains for the competition, participants had a chance to relax, enjoy authentic German cuisine and converse with one of 37 international students from both PSU and Lewis & Clark. After dinner participants experienced the culture of Germany through contemporary and traditional music and dance.


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Anne Rice fans rejoice because she just announced today on her son Christopher Rice's live internet show, "The Dinner Party Show," that she was going to write another Vampire Chronicles book. That's according to her official Facebook page.
The title of the book is going to be "Prince Lestat." The book is going to be coming out on Oct. 28 and it's going to be a true sequel to Rice's book "Queen of the Damned." "Queen of the Damned" was published in 1988. It was a story about Lestat becoming a rock-star, waking up Akasha, the Queen of the vampires, and how the other vampires had to band together to fix Lestat's mistake. "Queen of the Damned," was made into a 2002 film.
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Astute, witty, feisty, and self-assured, Ann Richards represents the quintessential Texas woman. She was the second woman governor of the state. Her predecessor in that regard, "Ma" Ferguson, had been elected as surrogate in her husband's stead. Ann Richards, in contrast, championed her own brand of politics.
Born in Waco to a family of modest means, Ann attended Baylor on a debate scholarship. She married her high school sweetheart, taught junior school for one year, bore four children, and for a long period served as homemaker and part-time political volunteer. In 1972 she successfully managed Sarah Weddington's legislative campaign. Three years later she won her own race for county commissioner. As her political star was rising, her marriage was unraveling. Following an intervention, Ann entered an alcohol treatment program in 1980 and never drank again. She and her husband separated in December 1980; they would legally divorce in 1984.
In 1982 she ran for state treasurer, winning handily. She was invited as keynote speaker at the 1988 Democratic National Convention, where she famously mocked George H.W. Bush, nominee of the Republican Party: "Poor George, he can't help it; he was born with a silver foot in his mouth." That speech drew guffaws of delight and catapulted her into the national spotlight.
In 1990 Ann set her sights on the governorship of Texas. She won her party's nomination in a run-off to the primary. Her Republican opponent alienated many voters with a joke about rape, and Ann won largely on the strength of the women's vote.
She proceeded to appoint women and persons of color to positions in state government. She broadened insurance and treatment options for people suffering from substance abuse. On many issues Ann governed conservatively, such as expanding the prison system and wooing corporations to Texas. However, in a contentious stand, she vetoed a bill permitting citizens to carry concealed handguns.
Opposing her 1994 re-election bid was Republican George W. Bush, son of the man whom she had ridiculed six years earlier. Bush carefully avoided a personality contest. He won the governorship, surprising many analysts and forcing Ann Richards into political retirement.
In later years Ann worked as a lobbyist. She died six months after being diagnosed with esophageal cancer.
Neither snow nor rain can move my hair.—Ann Richards, referring to her signature bouffant
Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did. She just did it backwards and in high heels.—From her keynote address at the 1988 Democratic National Convention
You always think Washington and New York are going to be so much harder. . . . Actually, if you can do it in Texas, you can do it anywhere.—Ann Richards discussing women in politics with columnist Molly Ivins
It is absolutely joyous to get up in the morning and feel good, to see the beauty of things around you, to live a life that isn't anesthetized, that's open to all feelings.—Ann Richards on recovery from alcoholism


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New Mexico v. RiveraAnnotate this Case
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Defendant Zirachuen Rivera drove through a DWI checkpoint in Bernalillo County and an officer suspected he had been drinking alcohol. Defendant showed signs of impairment on the standard field sobriety tests and was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Defendant's bench trial began in Metropolitan Court where assistant district attorney Rachel Bayless entered an appearance for both herself and Chris Mills, a purported attorney, on behalf of the State. At the conclusion of trial, Defendant was found guilty of driving while intoxicated. Upon leaving the courtroom, defense counsel overheard Mills telling Bayless that he had decided not to take the New Mexico bar exam. Upon learning that Mills was not a licensed New Mexico attorney, Defendant filed a motion for a mistrial and a new trial. Defendant later attached a certificate from the Chief Clerk of the New Mexico Supreme Court to affirm that Mills was not on the official roll of New Mexico attorneys.In its opinion in this case, the Supreme Court clarified the rules and judicial precedent pertaining to the authorized practice of law in all state courts. The Court held that practice is limited to "duly licensed attorneys who are members of the State Bar or otherwise authorized by this Court's rules in specific, limited circumstances." Because the Court of Appeals relied on statutory expressions that appeared to permit the unauthorized practice of law in magistrate courts, the Supreme Court reversed the Court of Appeals while affirming Defendant's conviction.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO Opinion Number: Filing Date: January 5, 2012 Docket No. 32,677 STATE OF NEW MEXICO, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. ZIRACHUEN RIVERA, Defendant-Petitioner. ORIGINAL PROCEEDING ON CERTIORARI Ross C. Sanchez, District Judge Lisa A. Torraco Albuquerque, NM The Law Office of Mary Griego Mary Ruth Griego Albuquerque, NM L. Helen Bennett, P.C. Linda Helen Bennett Albuquerque, NM for Petitioner Gary K. King, Attorney General James W. Grayson, Assistant Attorney General Santa Fe, NM for Respondent Jennifer L. Street Albuquerque, NM Jones, Snead, Wertheim & Wentworth, P.A. 1 Jerry Todd Wertheim Santa Fe, NM for Amicus Curiae New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association OPINION BOSSON, Justice. {1} In this opinion, we clarify our rules and judicial precedent that pertain to the authorized practice of law in all courts of this state. Specifically, the practice of law in any court is limited to duly licensed attorneys who are members of the State Bar or otherwise authorized by this Court s rules in specific, limited circumstances. Because the Court of Appeals relied on statutory expressions that appear to permit the unauthorized practice of law in our magistrate courts, we reverse the Court of Appeals while affirming the conviction below. BACKGROUND {2} Zirachuen Rivera (Defendant) drove through a DWI checkpoint in Bernalillo County, New Mexico, and an officer suspected he had been drinking alcohol. Defendant showed signs of impairment on the standard field sobriety tests and was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. {3} Defendant s bench trial began in Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court (metro court), where assistant district attorney Rachel Bayless entered an appearance for both herself and Chris Mills, a purported attorney, on behalf of the State. At the conclusion of trial, Defendant was found guilty of driving while intoxicated. Upon leaving the courtroom, defense counsel overheard Mills telling Bayless that he had decided not to take the New Mexico bar exam. Upon learning that Mills was not a licensed New Mexico attorney, Defendant filed a motion for a mistrial and a new trial. In that motion, Defendant declared, [u]pon information and belief, Mr. Mills is a law student . . . . Defendant later attached a certificate from Kathleen Jo Gibson, Chief Clerk of the New Mexico Supreme Court, affirming that Mills was not on the official roll of New Mexico attorneys. {4} Defendant then appealed to the district court because the motion for a new trial was denied by operation of law when it was not granted within twenty days. See Rule 7-611(B) NMRA. Defendant then appealed to the district court arguing that his conviction must be vacated because the State was represented at trial by a person not licensed to practice law. After a hearing, the district court concluded that Mills participation appears impermissible, or at the least not explicitly provided for. The court affirmed the conviction nonetheless, noting that Defendant cites no particular actual prejudice that he suffered at his trial which resulted from Mills participation. {5} Defendant then appealed to the Court of Appeals. In a formal opinion, State v. 2 Rivera, 2010-NMCA-109, ¶ 9, 149 N.M. 406, 249 P.3d 944, the court focused on NMSA 1978, Section 36-2-27 (1999), which states, [n]o person shall practice law in a court of this state, except a magistrate court, . . . unless he has been granted a certificate of admission to the bar under the provision of Chapter 36 NMSA 1978. (Emphasis added.) The Court of Appeals reasoned that Section 36-2-27 allows lay persons to practice law in a magistrate court. Id. Since, according to NMSA 1978, Section 34-8A-2 (1980), metro court is a particular kind of magistrate court for Bernalillo County, the Court concluded that our Legislature has expressly granted non-lawyers the ability to practice law in metropolitan court. Rivera, 2010-NMCA-109, ¶ 9. {6} Accordingly, the Court of Appeals affirm[ed] the denial of Defendant s motion for mistrial and for a new trial. Id. ¶ 12. We granted certiorari to clarify the important question of who may practice law in our lower courts. We also discuss the consequences of practicing law when unauthorized in the context of a criminal prosecution like this one. DISCUSSION {7} Section 36-2-27 limits the practice of law in a court of this state to duly licensed attorneys, except [in] a magistrate court, an exception that appears to pre-date magistrate courts back to the time of justices of the peace. See NMSA 1953, § 18-1-26 (1957). Notwithstanding this legislative expression, the ultimate authority to regulate all pleading, practice and procedure resides in the judicial branch of government, and specifically in the Supreme Court. State ex rel. Anaya v. McBride, 88 N.M. 244, 246, 539 P.2d 1006, 1008 (1975). The authority to define and regulate the practice of law is inherently contained in the grant of judicial power to the courts by the Constitution. State Bar v. Guardian Abstract & Title Co., 91 N.M. 434, 439, 575 P.2d 943, 948 (1978); see also State ex rel. Norvell v. Credit Bureau of Albuquerque, Inc., 85 N.M. 521, 528, 514 P.2d 40, 47 (1973) ( [T]he regulation of the practice of law is the exclusive constitutional prerogative of this court. ). {8} With regards to rule-making, however, judicial authority is not necessarily exclusive; we have previously recognized legislative statutes that regulate procedure. See Sw. Cmty. Health Servs. v. Smith, 107 N.M. 196, 198, 755 P.2d 40, 42 (1988) (discussing the judiciary having shared procedural rule-making with the legislature ). But, whether such a statute is ultimately given effect depends on the degree to which it conflicts with the rules of this Court. See Albuquerque Rape Crisis Ctr. v. Blackmer, 2005-NMSC-032, ¶ 13, 138 N.M. 398, 120 P.3d 820 ( The question in this case is whether the [legislatively created privilege] conflicts with, or rather is consistent with, rules promulgated by this Court. ). {9} In 1987, this Court saw fit to limit Section 36-2-27 by just such a rule. We declared in Rule 24-101(A) NMRA that [e]xcept as otherwise provided by the rule adopted by the Supreme Court, no person shall practice law in this state or hold himself or herself out as one who may practice law in this state unless such person is an active member of the state bar. Our rule applies to all courts of this state, without exception. We have never promulgated 3 a rule that would permit the practice of law by non-attorneys in magistrate court. {10} Even before our express rule, this Court had limited Section 36-2-27 by judicial decision. In Norvell, 85 N.M. at 528-31, 514 P.2d at 48-51, we interpreted the predecessor statute to Section 36-2-27, materially identical, and held that the Credit Bureau of Albuquerque was engaged in the unauthorized practice of law in magistrate court by using non-attorney employees to present collection cases against debtors. Whenever a debtor responded without legal counsel to a collection case in magistrate court, the Credit Bureau s collection manager appear[ed] at the trial on the merits to litigate the case. Norvell, 85 N.M. at 525, 514 P.2d at 44. {11} Ultimately, Norvell limited the magistrate court exception in Section 36-2-27 to those few occasions when a non-attorney might appear only on a casual and non-recurring basis without the contaminating aspects of solicitation and charging of fees. Norvell, 85 N.M. at 529, 514 P.2d at 48. We emphasized that [w]e will not permit the practice of law by unlicensed magistrate courts lawyers who are unfettered by the strictures which apply to the rest of the legal profession. Id. {12} Our holding in Norvell, later supplemented by rule, could not be clearer. Only attorneys properly admitted to the Bar may practice law in any court of this state, subject to those few exceptions provided in our rules, such as clinical law students under prescribed circumstances. Accordingly, we reverse the Court of Appeals to the extent that its opinion relied on state statute to allow non-attorneys to practice law in magistrate court. {13} This holding, however, does not end our inquiry. By rule, we have created limited exceptions that allow certain individuals without a bar license to practice law in New Mexico courts. For example, under Rule 24-106 NMRA a member in good standing of the bar of another state may participate in New Mexico courts under certain circumstances. Also, Rules 1-094, 1-094.1, 5-110, and 5-110.1 NMRA allow clinical law students to practice in our courts and administrative agencies. While the requirements for out-of-state attorneys and law students differ, the rules share one condition; namely, that a proper authority must be notified in writing of their non-licensed status the State Bar in the case of an out-of-state attorney and the judge presiding over the proceeding in the case of a clinical law student. See Rules 24-106 and 1-094. {14} Finally, Rule 7-108 NMRA explicitly provides for non-attorney criminal prosecutions in metro court under certain circumstances. The current version of this rule allows both peace officers and employees of governmental entities acting on behalf of that entity to prosecute certain criminal actions. Id. In addition, at the time of the trial in this case, Rule 7-108 allowed for prosecutions by individual citizens acting on their own behalf, a provision since withdrawn by this Court. {15} Returning now to Mills, the only evidence in the record regarding Mills status is the letter from our clerk, Ms. Gibson, confirming that as of the time of trial he was not on the 4 official roll of attorneys. There is no evidence in the record that Mills was licensed in another state, was an employee of a governmental entity, or was a peace officer. He could not have been a citizen prosecuting on his own behalf, as Defendant was charged with DWI, a crime against society as a whole, and generally not directed against an individual citizen acting on their own behalf. Id. Even though defense counsel at some point thought Mills was a clinical law student, the court never entered an order approving such an appearance pursuant to Rule 1-094. We simply do not know from the record what Mills status was; we only know what he was not. As a result, we agree with the district court that Mills participation in Defendant s trial was unauthorized, in violation of our rules, and therefore impermissible. Error Does Not Warrant Reversal {16} We assume, without deciding, that Mills participation at trial as a purported prosecutor constituted judicial error. We now determine what effect, if any, this had on Defendant s conviction. {17} With the exception of structural error, we require that an error prejudice the accused in some way before we will consider reversal. See State v. Dominguez, 2007-NMSC-060, ¶ 13, 142 N.M. 811, 171 P.3d 750 ( [J]udicial error by itself is not necessarily grounds for reversal in the absence of actual prejudice. ); State v. Gallegos, 2007-NMSC-007, ¶ 18, 141 N.M. 185, 152 P.3d 828 ( Even when the trial court abuses its discretion in failing to sever charges, appellate courts will not reverse unless the error actually prejudiced the defendant. ); State v. Gonzales, 2000-NMSC-028, ¶ 32, 129 N.M. 556, 11 P.3d 131 ( In order to warrant reversal, the erroneous admission of evidence must cause prejudice to a defendant. ). {18} Before we can assess the effect of Mills unauthorized trial participation, we must examine what Mills actually did at trial. The trial transcript shows that Bayless, a duly licensed assistant district attorney, was present for the entire trial and personally conducted most of it, including witness examinations, evidentiary objections, and sentencing. Over the course of the two-day trial, Bayless appeared to step aside only twice. First, she allowed Mills to examine the State s first witness, whose testimony helped establish the constitutionality of the DWI checkpoint. Second, Bayless did not make the State s closing argument, but neither did Mills; closing was given by another assistant district attorney. In short, it does not appear from the record that Mills did much at trial, and even what little he did was uneventful and subject to the direct supervision of the lead prosecutor, Bayless. {19} As a result, Defendant has not claimed any actual prejudice from Mills participation at trial. The trial transcript shows no irregularity in Mills questioning of his sole witness. Moreover, even if Mills had done more, Mills was not Defendant s attorney, he represented the State. As a general rule, defense counsel s duties and obligations remain unchanged, whether opposing counsel is the attorney general, a district attorney, or a clinical law student. In any case, defense counsel must zealously advocate on behalf of the client, which 5 counsel appeared to do here. Because Defendant was not prejudiced by Mills impermissible participation at trial, we conclude that the conviction in this case is not inconsistent with substantial justice and does not warrant reversal. Rule 7-704(A) NMRA. {20} Notwithstanding the lack of prejudice, Defendant argues additional grounds for reversal. First, Defendant urges us to assume prejudice, essentially arguing that the unauthorized practice of law by a representative of the State is structural error that warrants automatic reversal. This argument, however, fails to persuade us. Structural error exists only in a very limited class of cases. State v. Padilla, 2002-NMSC-016, ¶ 16, 132 N.M. 247, 46 P.3d 1247 (internal quotation marks and citation omitted). Such errors infect the entire trial process, and necessarily render a trial fundamentally unfair. Neder v. United States, 527 U.S. 1, 8 (1999) (internal quotation marks and citations omitted). Structural errors include such pervasive defects as racial discrimination in the selection of a grand jury, complete denial of the right to counsel, a significant defect in the reasonable-doubt instruction, and denial of the right to a public trial. Padilla, 2002-NMSC-016, ¶ 16. We are not persuaded to expand this limited class of cases to include Mills participation under the circumstances of this case. {21} Defendant maintains that lack of prejudice is immaterial because an unauthorized prosecution deprives the trial court of jurisdiction. Defendant relies on State v. Hollenbeck, 112 N.M. 275, 814 P.2d 143 (Ct. App. 1991) and State v. Baca, 101 N.M. 716, 688 P.2d 34 (Ct. App. 1984) for this proposition. In both Hollenbeck and Baca, the accused was prosecuted by a private attorney who the district attorney had failed to properly appoint or otherwise authorize to conduct the prosecution. Hollenbeck, 112 N.M. at 276, 814 P.2d at 144; Baca, 101 N.M. at 717, 688 P.2d at 35. Once it was established that the private attorney lacked authority to prosecute, our Court of Appeals concluded in each case that the trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction, thereby reversing the convictions. Hollenbeck, 112 N.M. at 277-78, 814 P.2d at 145-46; Baca, 101 N.M. at 718, 688 P.2d at 36. {21} Hollenbeck and Baca are vastly different from what took place in Defendant s prosecution. Defendant was prosecuted by a properly-appointed assistant district attorney, Bayless, who it is clear from the trial transcript was in charge of the prosecution and personally conducted most of it. In contrast with both Hollenbeck and Baca, Defendant was lawfully prosecuted. The authority to prosecute was vested in Bayless, an assistant district attorney, and that authority provided the court with the very jurisdiction over Defendant s case that the court lacked in both Hollenback and Baca. See NMSA 1978, § 36-1-2 (1984). Clinical Law Program {23} While there is nothing in the record to confirm it, even defense counsel believed that Mills was a law student, and under the circumstances he likely was. This Court created Rule 1-094 to allow the University of New Mexico School of Law to administer clinical law programs. We are pleased with the success of such programs and believe the experience 6 they afford law students is invaluable. However, this case should serve as a cautionary tale to those participating in clinical programs students, faculty, and supervising attorneys alike. The issue in this appeal could likely have been avoided with a minimal amount of care and supervision. {24} Rule 1-094(B) requires written approval of the judge presiding over the case. We specifically created Form 4-821 to use with Rule 1-094. If Mills was in fact a law student, all that was needed was the presiding judge s approval, evidenced by a signature on Form 4-821 and documented in the case file. We recognize that metro court is the busiest court in the state. Bayless could have introduced Mills as a clinical law student, requested oral approval on the record, and later filed the written approval. Metro court is also an excellent place for law students to gain valuable experience. Mindful of the benefits of that experience, we urge those responsible to redouble their efforts and function within the rules provided. CONCLUSION {25} We affirm Defendant s conviction and reverse the opinion of the Court of Appeals to the extent it is inconsistent herewith. {26} IT IS SO ORDERED. ____________________________________ RICHARD C. BOSSON, Justice WE CONCUR: ____________________________________ CHARLES W. DANIELS, Chief Justice ____________________________________ PATRICIO M. SERNA, Justice ____________________________________ PETRA JIMENEZ MAES, Justice EDWARD L. CHÃ VEZ, Justice Topic Index for State v. Rivera, No. 32,677 AE AE-HE AE-PJ APPEAL AND ERROR Harmless Error Prejudicial Error 7 AT AT-AG AT-UP ATTORNEYS Attorneys, General Unauthorized Practice CA CA-MP CA-PJ CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Misconduct by Prosecutor Prejudice 8


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The arts play a vital role in the lives of children. It is through the various forms of art (performing, visual, literary) that children can express themselves creatively, while learning artistic discipline at the same time. Sharing in the arts also provides an appreciation for the many different genres that exist.
Monday, April 14, 2014 provided an opportunity for this writer to be a part of an Annual Arts Recital at Ark Church, 1263 E. North Avenue. The program lasted for approximately ninety minutes and displayed the musical talents of the students who had signed up to participate.
The program was opened with prayer by Melissa Robinson and Scripture (Psalms 150) by Jeffrey Thompson.
The program was filled with members of the next generation demonstrating their musical prowess. Kyndel Harris played "Chant for Band" and "Let's Go Band" on the clarinet. Lauren Shirley played Beethoven's "Ode to Joy' on the piano. She later entertained the congregants with an Israeli National Anthem, "Hatikvah" on her saxophone. Chimee Ngozi played works by Willard Palmer, Morton Manus and Amanda Vick entitled "Concert Time", "The Inspector General" and "Irish Washer Woman" on the piano. She was accompanied by her instructor, Chanel Chandler.
Cameron Bessick, showed off his trumpeting skills by playing George Handel's "Aria Con Variazioni". Collin Shirley, also a trumpet player, performed a familiar standard, Luther Presley's "When the Saints Go Marching In". Brandon and Bree Johnson, performed a Vocal duet with Edwin Hawkins' "I Love You Lord Today". Jahbari Burnett, on the piano, played a medley of "A Minuet for Mr. Bach's Children" and Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" from the Ninth Symphony.
The friends and family members who had gathered were enthusiastic and seemed to enjoy every moment.
The program was organized by church members Talya Shirley and Sandra Kay Biles. The emcee for the program was Celeste Cunningham.
Marcus D. Smith, the Minister of Music at Ark Church, in his remarks said, "We would like to thank everyone for supporting our annual arts recital. Years ago, we started the recital to provide a venue and opportunity for our church members and the community to participate. We here at Ark Church support the arts. The recital provides an opportunity for growth, development and above all, creativity. We would like to encourage each participant to keep God first. The sky is the limit. You can learn multiple genres of music. Continue to practice, practice."
At the end of the program, the pastor of Ark Church, Bishop-Designate J.L. Carter spoke about the value of the arts and how the arts saved his life.
It was refreshing to this writer to see an emphasis upon the arts by a different type of institution, especially at a time when school budgets do not always allow for this aesthetic form.
The church office can be reached Tuesday - Friday from 9:00AM - 5:00PM. Its website is www.arkchurch.com.


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From October 2011 to October 2013
Project Leader(s): Prof. Anders Holmberg (Newcastle University)
Homepage: http://research.ncl.ac.uk/yesandno
Prof. Anders Holmberg Leverhulme fellowship, two years starting Oct 2011. On how you answer yes/no-questions in the languages of the world.
The Syntax of Yes and No
The project is funded by a Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship, for 24 months starting October 2011. The aim is to accomplish two related tasks: (a) a survey of forms of answers, affirmative as well as negative, to polar questions (yes/no-questions) in the languages of the world, and (b) an investigation of the syntactic structure of the different types of answers encountered: What do they have in common, how do they differ? The following are some salient differences among languages as regards answers to polar questions:
The first stage of the project will include collection of data from a large set of languages, sampled so as to adequately reflect the genetic and areal variation among the world's languages. In the second stage, a small set of languages will be investigated in detail, with a view to providing a detailed syntactic analysis of different forms of answers, and characterising in precise, formal terms the variation among the languages.


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The first clue is a front porch swing. Then you meet the gracious innkeepers, Mark and Dana Spring, and you begin to suspect that this visit will feel like staying with friends–friends who honed their hospitality at the Ritz-Carlton. Breakfasts on the terrace are worth a wake-up call. Plus, downtown is within walking distance yet out of earshot. Rates: from $125, including full breakfast. 29 Kay St. 800-372-5120, 401-841-5120; marshallslocuminn.com
Bristol Guest Suites, Bristol
Choose from the Harbor, Garden, or Sailor's Loft: three quaint apartments in federal homes in Bristol's downtown historic district. Features include kitchenettes, gardens, bay views, and fireplaces. Lofts are available by the night, week, month, or longer. Rates: from $175. Harbor Loft, 9 Church St., 401-254-0995; Garden Loft, 620 Hope St., 401-253-7412; Sailor's Loft, 649 Hope St., 401-396-9560.bristolguestsuites.com
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i hate gay people. just yesterday my brother came out and revealed that he is a big stinking gay. on my birthday too. i had all my mates over and they were in shock. one was even crying because he thought my brother was cool but it turns out he is nothing but a HOMOSEXUAL
he always just walks around doing all kinds of gay things. he comes into my room and asks if i have ever had anal sex with girls. i think this is disgusting. he thinks that just because gay people everyone else does it too. but they dont. he doesnt realize that gay people ARENT NORMAL.
he is always rubbing my face in it too(not in the same way he does to other gay faggot men. the kind he does with his gay penis) saying like OH LOL I AM SHAGGING MIKES BROTHER(mike is a friend of mine and he hates that my brother has gone gay and that he has made his brother that way too) its disgusting and im sorry WRONG
i hate gay people. especially my big gay brother. if you hate gay people too come post in this thread(if this should be in the debate form soz but i am SO ANGRY i can hardly even think)


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According to Monday's publication of the Los Angeles Times, a Sherman Oaks, Calif., man who was caught on surveillance video running over his estranged wife's dog, has been sentenced to time in prison.
Michael David Parker, 45, was facing a felony charge of animal cruelty for using his car as a deadly weapon in the killing of a five-year-old Chihuahua named "Cow Cow," back on Dec. 28. On Monday, he was sentenced to 16 months in state prison for the crime.
Prior to sentencing, Parker admitted that he utilized his vehicle as a deadly weapon, and he pleaded no contest to the charge. Prosecutors had hoped to send Parker to prison for upwards of five years, but he struck a plea deal which greatly reduced his time behind bars.
Parker's heinous deed was captured by a surveillance video; the footage showed Parker walking to the rear of his luxury sedan and then back to the driver's seat. The dog, who was presumably stowed in the trunk of the car, runs in front of the vehicle and Parker proceeds to back up and then drive forward, directly over the small dog's body.
The impact from the speeding car left Cow Cow with life-ending injuries. The cruel act is believed to be tied to a bitter divorce between Michael Parker and his estranged wife, Olga.
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A man by the name of Mohammed Khurshid Hussain is trying to break the "fastest nose-typing" record. According to a video report by GeoBeats, Hussain is the current Guinness World Record holder for typing the English alphabet in 3.43 seconds -- without error -- only using his nose! However, Hussain wants to take over the ultimate prize: Fastest nose typer.
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REST has become the dominant interfaces for accessing services on the Internet, including those provided by major vendors such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Oracle, and within the enterprise by leading companies throughout the world. REST provides a powerful yet simple alternative to standards such as SOAP with connectivity to virtually every language environment, without having to install client drivers, because it is based on simple HTTP calls which virtually all language environments support.
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Shilin Hotel
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- Location:
- Address: Beihai Scenic Area,Huangshan
- Tel: 0559-5584040 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: (山上)狮林大酒店
- Lowest Price: $280
Opened in 1999 and refurbished in 2008, the Shilin Hotel Huangshan is 1,630 meters above sea level, and located in Beihai Scenic Area, at the foot of Lion Peak. It is surrounded by mountains and pine trees. The Hotel is 10 minutes walk from the sunrise observation site and half an hour's walk from the cloud valley cableway located at the foot of Lion Peak.
The Shilin Hotel Huangshan has 122 standard rooms, 18 rooms for couples and 2 suites. Rooms are equipped with closed-circuit TV, central air-conditioner, program controlled telephone and an automatic fire alarm system. For dining, there are several restaurants, coffee shop and bar. The hotel's Chinese Restaurant mainly serve Sichuan, Huaiyang cuisine and local specialties. The hotel has meeting rooms, dance halls, bars, beauty salon, sauna, recreational center, shops, business center, foreign exchange and some other facilities and services.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost $38.
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Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant, Cafe, Bar
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- Address: Beihai Scenic Area,Huangshan
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- Tel: 0559-5584040
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"Each summer, I am reminded of the transformative power of theater in our work with GTS [General Theater Studies]," says Director of Education and Community Engagement Willa Taylor with regards to Goodman's annual comprehensive six-week intensive that introduces 80 teenaged students in Chicagoland to the creative aspects of theater.
"During this intense collaboration with our teaching artists, young people discover the importance of story–to learn about themselves, about each other and about the world," adds Taylor. "While all the work is grounded in techniques for creating performance, the biggest payoff for us is not the final performance but the ways they are changed by the experience of our time together. That's what makes it so special."
Now in its eighth season, this year's GTS included instruction by Bobby Biedrzycki, Kevin Douglas, Khanisha Foster, Tony Sancho and Paul Whitehouse. The program concludes with a 7 p.m. showcase on Monday, August 11 and Tuesday, August 12 at Goodman Theatre on 170 N. Dearborn Street. The performance is open to the public. For free reserved tickets, call 312-443-3800.
This fall, Barrel of Monkeys will present a Back To School edition of its long-running show That's Weird, Grandma at Chicago's Neo-Futurist Theater on 5153 N. Ashland Avenue. The revue directed by Artistic Director Molly Brennan performs at 8 p.m. on Mondays from September 8 to October 6. For tickets and more information, call 312-409-1954 or visit visit www.barrelofmonkeys.org.
Young audiences are invited to attend Adventure Stage Chicago's 2014-2015 season which begins with Theater Unspeakable's The American Revolution directed by Marc Frost (November 4-29, 2014). Laurent Bigot's Le Petit Cirque, a co-presentation with the Chicago Humanities Festival, kicks off the year (January 17-18, 2015), followed by Dani Bryant's Project Worthy directed by Sarah Rose Graber in spring of 2015. For details, call 773-342-4141 or visit www.adventurestage.org.


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First it was their cigarettes, then their monthly issues of Playboy.
Now Maricopa County jail inmates will have to give up their R-rated movies.
''If you like R-rated movies, don't come to jail, because you won't see them there,'' Sheriff Joe Arpaio said.
Arpaio immediately implemented a policy Wednesday that allows only those movie videos rated G.
''We're going to have movies, but they're going to be G-rated,'' Arpaio said. ''They can see Lassie, Come Home and Donald Duck.''
The move came after a review of records indicated that adult and juvenile inmates were seeing such R-rated movies as Silence of the Lambs, Basic Instinct, Sleepwalker and Sleeping with the Enemy, which depict violence toward women, murder, incest and sexual abuse. Movies rated PG also had been shown.
''Why should a 14- or 16-year-old see that in jail? Why should any inmate see that?'' Arpaio said. ''It's like, 'Here, folks, we're going to teach you some more tricks.'
''I don't think that's acceptable. We don't give heroin to heroin addicts.''
Under the ratings system of the Motion Picture Association of America, anyone under 17 should be accompanied by an adult when viewing a movie rated R, PG-rated films require parental guidance, and a movie with a G rating is considered acceptable for all age groups.
The former policy on movie viewing had been in effect for about eight years, Arpaio said. It said that inmates could see movies and that detention officers could choose them.
Because the policy had been in effect for so long, Arpaio said he will not punish any officers who had chosen R-rated movies in the past.
In addition to the G-rated movies, Arpaio said he will begin introducing more-educational videos to inmates. If the inmates object or do not show up to view the new selections, movie showings will be stopped altogether.
The approximately 5,000 inmates in the Maricopa County Jail system are allowed to see movies every Friday and Saturday night if they keep their cells clean.
Lisa Allen, a spokeswoman for the Maricopa County Sheriff's Department, said the county has spent about $2,000 a year renting video movies for inmates. That price includes $1,250 to Films Inc. for royalties and $2.50 per movie that the county rents from Blockbuster Video.
The move comes on the heels of several other get-tough policies that Arpaio has implemented this year in the county jails.
In May, Arpaio banned Playboy, Penthouse and Hustler magazines from the jail. That followed a move earlier this year by the Board of Supervisors to ban smoking in county buildings, including the jails. Also, haircuts have been made mandatory for most male inmates.
Arpaio said his latest move to ban R-rated movies should help decrease violence among inmates and between inmates and detention officers.
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>Brookings Oregon News, Sports, & Weather | The Curry Coastal Pilot
Dorothy Nixon
Dorothy Nixon, 78, passed away Jan. 23, 2012, surrounded by her family, at her home in Harbor.
She was born March 30, 1933.
A complete obituary will appear in a future edition of the Pilot.
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Bridge Crane-Outlet pre-engineered cranes, utilizing state of the art technology. We have standardized on variable frequency drives on trolley and bridge motions which provides for smooth starts and stops. Plug-in electrical wiring and bolted connections simplify field assembly and installation.
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