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Get your own piece of the lake life for thousands$$ less than neighboring lots. Flat building site on quiet cul-de-sac in the Hollows. Possible Lake Travis views from upper-levels. Perfect lake community with tons of amenities. The Hollows contains extensive hiking trails, beach club with pools, clubhouse, gym, restaurant, playground, volleyball courts, lake views. Access to Northshore Marina. No homes to the left or right. Agent is immediate family member of owner.
The Hollows is a lifestyle you want to get use to. Amenities are Hiking trails, pools, and hot tubs outdoor kitchen, pavilions and relaxing. Marina slips re available to lease, so boating as well. This is a large corner lot running down to the hike trail along Burnet Rd.
This breathtaking property is located in the beautiful Northshore at the Hollows. On this heavily wooded lot, you will find natural vegetation growing abundantly, various locations to build on, as well as some of the most peaceful views of Lake Travis right from your property. With 1.22 acres, you'll have ample space to build that home you've always dreamed about having while being in a beautiful community right by the lake!
Lot 25 and 27 sold together. Across from Pecan Park. PROPERTY IS IN FLOOD PLAIN. SOLD AS IS/ WHERE IS. RECREATIONAL USE ONLY. HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS ACCEPTED THROUGH 12/9/16 @ 5PM. MUST CLOSE BY 12/30/16. Direct all questions to City of Jonestown.
Lot sold together with lot 27. Across from Pecan Park. PROPERTY IS IN FLOOD PLAIN. SOLD AS IS/ WHERE IS. RECREATIONAL USE ONLY. HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS ACCEPTED THROUGH 12/9/16 @ 5PM. MUST CLOSE BY 12/30/16.
Beautiful north shore Lake Travis lot in gated community; gate code required. Deep water even during the record drought. Excellent location for a boat dock. Great level building site with lots of trees. Only one of a few lots still available in this exclusive subdivision.
7.97-Acre Lot near Lake Travis in the exemplary Lago Vista school district with almost new 2014 high school. Jonestown water supply line along the street. No mobile homes allowed. Scenic hill country views. County maintained road, and no city taxes. Lot has several level terraces for easy building. Lot crosses small creek in the rear. 315 feet wide Lot is wooded for nice privacy and native wildlife.
Beautiful lot on quiet street in The Hollows. Backs to a 13 acre greenbelt. It is the only street in the North Shore area of The Hollows with a sewer line. Terrain is flat with a rolling slope at the rear. Seasonal creek at rear. Located a short distance from the Hollows Beach Club and Marina. Excellent Hollows amenities available include Beach Club with Restaurant, Fitness Center, Pools, Hot Tub, Grills, Jogging/biking trails, Marina with ship's store and more!
Gorgeous waterfront estate lot in gated community with panoramic lake views! Amazing trees with great building site on deep water. This is Lake Travis Living at its best! Plus you own to the center of the channel.
Waterfront unimproved lot on 1.84 acres in Jonestown! Easily accessible to 1431. Build your dream home on this land with spectacular view of the lake. Nice treed lot in gated community.
Wooded lot with lots of trees. Priced right for both lots on this beautiful peace of land. Water access park in the area. Very nice Hill Country living & only 20 minutes away from Cedar Park for all your shopping needs and enjoy all the booming of new shopping centers. Come and get your peace of property and have the privacy on your custom built home. Plenty of space to have a home in a wooded area and have the privacy you are looking for. Water access parks in the area, bring your boat the lake is full.
Amazing WATERFRONT lot. Deep water during drought, boat dock allowed, flat build site. 3000 sq ft. minimum home required. Excellent Hollows amenities available including Beach Club with pools, hot tubs, restaurant, fitness center, Marina, hike & bike trails, playground, grills and more!
Great lot over 1 acre in The Hollows. Great location on Lake Travis with fabulous community amenities including Beach Club, pools, gym, hike and bike trails, restaurant, and more! Marina use is additional.
Your Piece of the Block and a Fine Piece it is! One Full, Lake Front Acre on a Quiet Street Amidst Luxury Homes in the Prestigious Community of the Hollows known for its Impeccable Resort Living Lifestyle and Fine Schools. Enjoy Stunning Hill Country and Lake Travis Views, Award Winning Pool, Five-Star Luxury Marina, Magnificent Landscaping Providing by Mother Nature and So Much More! MUST SEE PHOTOS!!!
Beautiful BIG lake and hill country views from this corner lot with a gentle slope. Added bonus is a spring fed creek which is at the back of the property. Kellywood is a one street subdivision with upscale homes. Two marinas within a mile, and, lake access at nearby Jones Brother's Park. You will feel like you are a million miles away yet you are only minutes from Cedar Park. Come build your dream home!
NOTE: THIS LOT MUST BE SOLD AS A PACKAGE WITH ADJOINING LOT, MLS# 7481205. TOTAL OF 3 ACRES. Wooded lot with mature oaks, hill country views and a beautiful spring fed creek which runs through the property. Two marinas within a mile, and, lake access at nearby Jones Brother's Park. You will feel like you are a million miles away, but Cedar Park is only minutes away.
NOTE: THIS LOT MUST BE SOLD AS A PACKAGE WITH ADJOINING LOT, MLS# 6125943. TOTAL OF 3 ACRES. Wooded lot with mature oaks, lake and hill country views and a beautiful spring fed creek which runs toward the back of the property. The picture shown was taken from ground level. The view from a second story should be expansive. Two marinas within a mile, and, lake access at nearby Jones Brother's Park. You will feel like you are a million miles away, but Cedar Park is just minutes away.
Nice lot with beautiful view of hills and Lake Travis when the lake levels allow. Water and sewer to the property. Located just a short distance from the amenity center, pools, gym, grill, playground, trails, beach volleyball and more. Truly a lifestyle change. Flat build site with slope off the rear to preserve view and privacy. Inside the gated section of The Hollows on Lake Travis.
Stunning view of the lake and Hill Country from this one acre lot perched high on the hill. Nice oak trees, large home area in the gated section of The Hollows. Very motivated seller. Master planned gated community by Centex Destination Properties designed for a stress free lifestyle, tucked away on the North Shore of Lake Travis. Beach Club with pools, gym, restaurant, pavilions, marina with gas & ships store, playground, miles of hike & bike trails.
Waterfront lot with over 2 acres total area in Northshore of Lake Travis. Odd shaped lot with 95 ft street frontage and almost 420 foot water frontage according to TCAD. Room for a boat house and shallow water for swimming. Best of both worlds water wise. Plans for 3007 sq ft home to be built on site available. Buyer can choose there own builder and floor plan of course, minimum building sq ft is 3000. Awesome Marina along with HOA amenities. Lot is in the Devils Cove area but tucked in a secluded nook.
Large Waterfront lot at The Middle of all the Legendary Devils Cove Action. Personal Boat Dock Area into middle of Cove. Nice flat driveway/house area then gentle slope to Water. Commanding Stunning Panoramic Views of Water all directions including up the Cove and down the Cove to Hudson Bend where Rusty Rudder Restaurant Bar is. Small Gated Subdivision w/Optional Hollows Amenities Galore & First Class Marina Resort Community. Adjacent to HOA Open Land. Mature beautiful neighborhood.
199 feet Lakefront per TCAD Lake Travis near Devils Cv Mouth at Main Basin Deep Water near Dam. Prime Trophy Estate Lot Excellent building site above flood plain Close to Cedar Park, Austin and everything on Lake Stunning Panoramic Views Master Planned Premier Gated RESORT Prestigious Established Community Best Street on Legendary DEVILS Cv. near First Class Marina Amenities Galore - Beach Club Pools Gym/Fitness Center Playground Trails Pavilions Restaurant Location!
Large lot in the Hollows, on a Cul de sac, with Hill Country views. Enjoy the amenities of the Hollows Beach Club, Hike and Bike trails, Pools and Outdoor Kitchen.
The Hollows-North Shore of Travis- a resort-style community. Haven't been to North Shore, you are missing out on the best kept secret. The Hollows, ultimate vacation livingâ"upscale residences on over-sized lots, miles of hiking trails, beach club, marina, restaurant, infinity edge pool, and several community parks. Special place to enjoy Hill County without giving up the amenities we all love. Considering a purchase for your next home or vacationing spot near Lake Travis, then The Hollows is a MUST.
Absolutely Amazing 1 Acre Flat Tree Covered Lot in Long Hollow Estates-Located in Cul de sac-Upscale Custom Home enclave w Incredible Views!
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I follow a celebrity bc he's funny. But he also promotes his show more than interests me. It would be great to filter out the posts with the name of the show so I can read only what I like. This is in the homestream. Thanks!
Twitter has a lot of chatter, some from people who we follow and don't need hear from constantly. Don't want to offend them, just don't need to see all their tweets.
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Free Agency Tracking (3/2/09)
Here are some more signings, as well as a few stragglers I missed over the weekend.
Jets sign free agent LB Bart Scott – The Jets won a bidding war with the Ravens that netted them the 28 year old veteran Scott, who signed a contract worth $48 million for six years.
Fantasy Analysis – Scott, of course, played for head coach Rex Ryan and new Jet defensive coordinator Mike Pettine in Baltimore last year, and he's very familiar with Ryan's scheme and approach on defense. One area of that approach is the defense's versatility, and Scott will help the Jets create confusion for opposing offenses with his ability to line up at both inside LB spots. He'll also go a long way in transforming the Jet defense into Ryan's, which prides itself on being very physical. Scott wasn't a fantasy factor in 2008, but he had 100+ tackles from 2005-2007. Scott also had 9 ½ sack in 2006, and was a top-20 fantasy LB. He should be productive enough to draft as a #2 LB this year, and he will definitely help the Jet fantasy DT. Keep in mind New York was the 5th best fantasy defense in 2008, and the 3rd best the second half of the season, so this defense is clearly a viable starter. The only downside is how it might take them some time as a unit to adjust to Ryan's scheme.
Giants sign free agent DE Chris Canty – Canty, born and raised in the Bronx, signed a six-year, $42 million contract that includes $17.25 million in guaranteed money.
Fantasy Analysis- Canty, 26, has been a DE in the Cowboys' 3-4 defense, but the 6′ 7″ 305-pounder will move to DT in New York, presumably pushing Barry Cofield to the bench. Canty can rush the passer, but he's better known for his ability to stop the run. The Giants have the unenviable task of trying to play defense without standout coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, but with a DL that now includes Osi Umenyiora, Justin Tuck, Chris Canty, Mathias Kiwanuka, Rocky Bernard, Fred Robbins, and Barry Cofield, that shouldn't be a problem. The Giants now have one of the best and deepest defensive lines in the history of the NFL. Obviously, they have a ton of versatility on their defensive front, and players will be able to remain fresh for all four quarters, so this should be an incredibly disruptive defensive line. Canty's numbers may not be through the roof, since he'll be part of a rotation and may move from DT to DE, but even though Spagnuolo is gone the Giants deserve serious consideration for the #1 DT spot in preseason rankings due to their embarrassment of riches on their defensive front. This is not good news for the rest of the NFC east.
Texans sign free agent QB Dan Orlovsky – The 25 year old signed a three-year, $9.1 million contract with the Texans. He will be the primary backup behind starter Matt Schaub.
Fantasy Analysis – Considering the potency of this offense, a prudent strategy last year was to draft the fragile Schaub and back him up with the capable Sage Rosenfels – but we won't be advocating a similar approach in 2009. Orlovsky at least is something of a gunslinger, and he does have a certain moxie to him, plus he doesn't turn the ball over. But he has bad mechanics and his drops are poor, and he's very erratic, frequently missing open receivers even in the intermediate level. We can't say we're in love with the signing, and it likely makes drafting their key players a little riskier.
Rams sign free agent C Jason Brown – The Rams have signed Brown, considered the best C available in free agency, to a five-year, $35.5 million contract.
Fantasy Analysis – The Rams are at least trying to beef up their tattered offensive line, first signing free agent G Jacob Bell last year, and now bringing in a young and talented center in Brown. A very good interior linemen, Brown can play G or C, but he will play center for the Rams. He's a good run blocker, but he particularly excels in pass protection. This signing is good news for their offense and RB Steven Jackson, but there is still work to be done – especially if they unload veteran LT Orlando Pace, who is on his last legs anyway.
Dolphins sign free agent S Gibril Wilson – Wilson, 27, signed a five-year deal with Miami, after getting released by the Raiders, worth $27.5 million, with $8 million in guaranteed money.
Fantasy Analysis - Miami also re-signed S Yeremiah Bell, giving the team one of the hardest-hitting S tandems in the league. Bell was the #1 DB scorer for fantasy last year, while Wilson was #3. Wilson's tackle numbers will surely go down, as will Bell's. Bell last year played strong safety, and for now he is expected to stick there, with Wilson playing free safety. That may hurt them in coverage down the field, but they will be wreaking some serious havoc on receivers running pass routes and trying to haul in passes, and their defense overall will be even more physical than last year.
Broncos sign free agent LB Andra Davis – The veteran Davis, 30, signed a two year deal with the Broncos. He is expected to replace veteran Nate Webster and play inside in their new 3-4 scheme.
Fantasy Analysis - Davis is a smart, hard-working veteran, but he's not that big, fast, or athletic, so he does have some limitations. Playing inside in the 3-4 for should result in a decent number of tackles for Davis, but nothing ultra-special.
Broncos sign free agent S Renaldo Hill – The Broncos the veteran Hill, a starter in Miami last year, to a four-year, $10 million contract with $3 million guaranteed money.
Fantasy Analysis - Hill's a decent player who is particularly good against the run, but he's also versatile enough to cover slot receivers as a nickel back. He wasn't, however, a viable fantasy starter in Miami last year, and he won't likely be in Denver this year. He will at least shore up their secondary with a veteran presence, paired with Brian Dawkins. Their overall S play compared to last year should improve.
Broncos sign free agent CB Andre' Goodman – The former Lion and Dolphin corner agreed to a five-year, $20.4 million contract with the Broncos that can reach $25 million if he plays 75% of the team's defensive snaps.
Fantasy Analysis -Goodman really cashed in on his stellar play in 2008, that's for sure. He was "just a guy" going into '08, but he played so well that he is now considered the future for the Broncos at the position. He'll replace the disappointing Dre Bly, and he should help shore up a leaky Bronco secondary teamed with veteran Champ Bailey.


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Adam and Chelsea bonded, Phyllis longed for Lucy, and Sharon accepted Victor's offer…
Chelsea befriended Adam, who made it clear he wasn't blind to her reputation. They ended up commiserating over their lives and how both wanted to be a better person. Later, Vikki warned Chelsea away from Adam. After Jack called the DA, Adam was brought to the station and questioned about Patty. Jack and Paul signed statements against Adam, but Victor offered to help his son by giving him one more chance. Adam was afraid to trust Victor's sincerity.
Due to his promise to give Phyllis his all, Nick refused to work with Sharon on Victor's new cosmetic company. Sharon overheard Lauren commenting on her reputation being harmful to Victor's project, but Victor refused to let Sharon back out. Tucker and Lauren, who agreed to work together, and Genevieve and Victoria, as well as everyone at Jabot, raced to land the Mitsukoshi deal first. When Victor wouldn't help Genevieve land the deal, she offered to get Davis Holloway to vote for Victor's new cosmetic company if he rethought his stance. During the Newman board meeting, Adam voted with Victor and Genevieve's FMN friend Davis did too, giving the new cosmetic company the go-ahead. When the board wanted Sharon and Adam to head the company, Nick stepped up and insisted on working with Sharon. Later, Adam started getting his sight back and ordered his doctor to stay quiet about it.
Vikki warned Genevieve that Victor handing over the key to the Mitsukoshi deal could very well lead her on a wild goose chase. Genevieve didn't care, asked Vikki to cover an out of town meeting then planned to head to Japan. After Genevieve joined the Newmans during Victor's birthday celebration, Nikki announced that she was moving out of the ranch. Later, when Genevieve arrived in Japan, Victor's contact wasn't there – but Victor was!
Phyllis noticed Daisy taking a call at Crimson Light and picked up Lucy. Daniel warned Phyllis to leave and not ruin his chances at custody. A social worker appeared, ordered her to hand Lucy back to Daisy and threatened to get a restraining order on Phyllis.
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Every single NFL free-agent class contains players with significant risk, and 2014's is no different.
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Jam Session: Talking with 'Wedding Band' Star Derek Miller
It's been established that TBS's Wedding Band is the best new comedy of the year. Digital Airwaves recently connected with Derek Miller - who plays Mother of the Bride drummer and lover of pyrotechnics Barry - to chat about what makes the hilarious show rock.
"I was kind of on board from the beginning," he said about joining the show, which requires all four leading men to actually be the titular band - singing and playing their own instruments - in addition to delivering the laughs as actors. "I didn't see it as cheesy. I come from an improv background but I also do a show here in Los Angeles that's an improvised musical. I'm excited."
As talented as Miller is in the role of Derek, it might surprise you to know that it took him quite a bit of work to land the gig. "I went in [to audition] like three or four times," he revealed. "I kind of made it through on comedy merit. I actually can't play the drums. I don't even own drumsticks. I think the other guys tested had moderate experience. They at least kind of knew what they were doing. I just kind of goofed around."
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Ron Miles: Jazz Gentleman, Part 3
AAJ: So there's a long interlude from Stone/Blossom to your next release, Quiver (Enja, 2012), which is coming out this year. In the interim you were involved with many, many projects, such as playing in Brandon Ross' group Harriet Tubman, playing in pianist Wayne Horvitz's group Gravitas Quartet, traveling to Thailand for the Bangkok Jazz Festival in 2009, playing with guitarist Charlie Hunter at the Telluride Jazz Festival in 2010, performing composer Gil Evans' arrangement of Juan Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez" in Germany in 2012but that's another interview altogether! So let's just jump forward to your new release, this time a trio with Bill Frisell and the great drummer Brian Blade. When did you first met Brian?
RM: Well, Brian and I played on a record of Bill's called The Sweetest Punch (Decca, 1999), which is a record of Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello's music. That's the only time we had played together, but I would see him from time to time on the road, and he would always say, "It would be great to play together!" Obviously I didn't have to say to him, "It would be great to play with you," since everybody wants to play with Brian! I would say that, too, of course, and I always thought, "Wow!"
Bill and I had talked about doing another Heaven record, but maybe having somebody else join us, and we said, "Let's see if Brian will do it." Then Brian said he would, so we said, "OK, let's go ahead and make that happen." Then same kind of thing: I set about getting some music together with the idea of this trio in mind. So that was the groove there.
AAJ: So three tracks were recorded live at Dazzle Jazz in Denver, and the rest were recorded in a studio in Denver with producer Hans Wendl. Both Brian and Bill were here for a while, and you did a few concerts as well as a master class at CU. So what was your experience doing this CD? It sounds like you guys really got to spend time together during the process.
RM: That was the great part of it. Bill and Brian are both incredibly busy, but they also really wanted to make the music as good as possible, so Brian wrote me and said, "Hey, maybe I could show up a week early and we could play a bunch." Then the week turned into only a few days, but that was really the way they wanted to approach it, so we set up this master class at CU and played before we went into the studio. I think we had a rehearsal day, the class at CU, and then two days in the studio. So that was the idea there.
And again, those two are just so quick at everything. They hear everything, and they know what to do, so the key was just picking some songs that would be really fun for them to play. So that's what I tried to do.
AAJ: You have six of your own compositions, and you have three interesting covers: the song that bandleader Paul Whiteman wrote and cornetist Bix Beiderbecke played, "There Ain't No Sweet Man Worth the Salt of My Tears," Duke Ellington's "Doin' the Voom Voom" and composer Henry Mancini's "Days of Wine and Roses." How did those particular tunes jump out at you?
RM: Well, "Days of Wine and Roses" we recorded when we were here at Dazzle. Bill and I had played that song a lot over the years, and that night at Dazzle we played a bunch of music, just trying stuff out, and some of it was really hard. I think we were about to do an encore, and I said, "Do you want to do something hard or something we know?" And they said, "Let's do something we know." I said, "OK, let's play 'Days of Wine and Roses.'" I think we only did the song that night; we didn't even do it the other night. So that was the choice there.
"Doin' the Voom Voom" was a song that Don Byron does with his Bug Music group. I toured with Bug Music quite a bit over the years, and that was always my favorite song. We did a long tour in the UK, and we played in Australia, and Don had this presentation, "Bug Music for Juniors"; he would have these Warner Brothers cartoons playing, and we would play along with them and do some of that music, then he would talk about Duke and the bassist John Kirby and stuff. "Doin' the Voom Voom" was so great, and I always kept that in the back of my mind. Finally I decided, "I'm going to figure out how to learn this song." So I got my headphones out and got pencil and paper, and I wrote the song out as best I could; I think I did a pretty good job figuring out what "Doin' the Voom Voom" was. So that seemed like a good choice for this record. Also, the form is really neat; it's not just a head with solos, it's got an extended form with different sections. I thought that would be fun for the trio to sink their teeth into.
"Ain't No Sweet Man" was recorded by the Paul Whiteman band, and Bix was in that band, and so was the singer Bing Crosby. Our connection to the song has a couple parts; Paul Whiteman's from Denver, so there's that, and then there's Bix Biederbecke, of course. He's so masterful, and Bing, too. In the original version of the song, there's this thing that Bix and Bing Crosby both had, a mix of this "voodeo do"-ish thing with a soulful thing; it was really such a beautiful mix they were able to accomplish. I listened to a bunch of versions of this song that people have done since then, and it always seemed to be more "voodeo do"-ish than anything else. I played the original song, and I transcribed it, but I felt like to really get something going, I had to just go back and change it. So I changed all the chords and added a little riff for Bill to play, and that seemed to push the song more into a zone where we could do something with it. Because I didn't want it to be, "Oh, you're doing old-timey music." I wanted it to be a living, breathing thing. I really like the version that we were able to come up with a lot.
AAJ: So in addition to these three covers, six of your own tunes are on this, and it's interesting that three tunes are portraits: "Queen B," which you said at Dazzle is for your daughter, Justice; "Mr. Kevin," which is for Kent McLagen; and "Rudy-Go-Round" for Rudy Royston.
RM: Actually, there's four; there's also "Guest of Honor." That's another portrait, too; it's a little bit of a long story, so I'll see if I can make it not so convoluted! Because all these songs have multiple reasons; sometimes when you're explaining the context of a song you say, "It means this, but it also comes from there, too." I think that sometimes people talk about autobiographical writers or confessional songwriters and what their songs mean, but then the writer's like, "Well, it's kind of that, but sometimes a song just needs a bridge." So some of the words might have nothing to do with the confessional part, but it just makes a better song.
So with "Guest of Honor," I'd been playing some with Jason Moran, and he had this trio with me and him and the guitarist Mary Halvorsonshe's a master. And every time I'm around Jason, I'm always struck by his relationship to the African-American piano tradition. He's such a smart guy and such a great player; to me, he's one of the greatest piano players who's ever played, without qualification. And that just got me thinking back to the pianist Scott Joplin; for the longest time I've wanted to write a rag, but I've never been successful. But being around Jason and Mary got my mind kind of thinking, and then these two pianists asked me to write something for their wedding, so I was like, "OK." Plus my son's name is Honor, so all that was getting the song going.
Then I thought of Scott Joplin. His famous opera is Treemonisha. It's a really great story, but he also wrote a political opera before that called Guest of Honorbut we don't know what that sounds like because no one has the music for it anymore. We know Joplin was touring with this opera because there are playbills saying he's coming and playing it, but that's it. The story was about Booker T. Washington being the first African American invited to a State dinner at the White House, when Teddy Roosevelt was president, which was a huge political scandal at the time. So with Joplin, you get this sense that this guy was a revolutionary cat, touring this political opera, which at this time was fresh in everybody's mind. And this goes back to this whole avant-garde thing, about the history of this music always being avant-garde.
So all that came up with "Guest of Honor." Once all this came to my mind, I sat at the piano and wrote the piece out. And it was also about trying to figure out a way to play it, because in the '70s, Anthony Braxton and pianist Muhal Richard Abrams would do rag pieces; the AACM [Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians] guys were kind of delving into that too, a little bit. So there's that whole connection with this song, too.
AAJ: So this release is coming out in the fall on Enja. That's exciting.
RM: Yeah, it'll be great, I'm looking forward to it. Hopefully we can play a handful of times. I talk to Bill and Brian occasionally, and they certainly would like to play together. We'll see if I can get in line behind saxophonist Wayne Shorter and everybody else!
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Clovis Municipal Schools Deputy Superintendent Ladona Clayton, right, tells Bessie Green, left, clarifies a rumor being spread about a shooting Friday at Clovis High School. Clovis Police officer Clay Cullison is at center. (Staff photo: Eric Kluth)
By Marlena Hartz: Freedom Newspapers
A Clovis teen arrested in connection with a homicide investigation was carrying a pocketknife when he was apprehended by police in the Clovis High parking lot on Thursday morning.
It was the same knife he allegedly used a day earlier to threaten Ruben Perez, the brother of a 10-year old shooting victim, according to police.
Carlos Perez, a fifth-grader at Clovis' Cameo Elementary, died Thursday at Lubbock's Covenant Medical Center from a gunshot wound to the head, police said. He was shot through a bedroom window while he slept in the same room with his brother.
A Wednesday confrontation at Clovis High involving Ruben Perez and Orlando Salas went unreported at the school level, said Clovis High School Principal Jody Balch.
That is often the case, Balch said. Balch said school officials are largely dependent on the student body for information, something many students keep from school officials out of pride.
Balch said visible feuds between students are never neglected by faculty and staff. He said teachers supervise halls between classes and violence on school property is not tolerated. Though Balch said "neighborhood and weekend issues" often surface "at school on Monday," faculty and staff diminish friction. However, students who rarely attend school are harder to keep tabs on, Balch said.
Now that students at the high school are involved in a homicide investigation, Balch said he and staff will be more vigilant.
"We will try to tune the procedures that are in place, but any major changes would have to be made in communication with the superintendent, the school board, local police, students and parents," Balch said Friday at the high school.
Balch and three assistant principals deal with violent and aggressive students.
Students who carry weapons to school are immediately removed from the classroom, the principal said. "Usually when a kid carries a weapon to school, they show someone and we soon find out about it," Balch said.
Students who are caught fighting on campus are automatically suspended for five days, Balch said — the school generally does not deal with more than five fights a month, he said. The punishment for verbal assault varies according to the offense, Balch said.
The Clovis Police Department, prior to Thursday's homicide, assigned one police officer to the school. Balch said the officer assigned to the high school has responsibilities at schools across the district and is often called away from the high school campus.
Since Thursday's homicide, police presence at the high school and at other district campuses has increased. Balch said the supervision at the campus will remain heightened into next week, but he said no more officers have been permanently assigned to the site.
Ultimately, Balch said the safety of students lies in the hands of the entire community, not just the school.
"Police can't do it alone. Parents can't do it alone. The school can't do it alone. It will take all of us," Balch said.
For instance, he said, if parents notice their children have worn the same color of shirt for an extended period of time, they should ask why. He said gang affiliation is associated with certain colors of clothing.
Balch said taking preventative measures to avoid violence on campus, such as installing metal detectors at the school or placing guards at entrances, would be futile because the campus is too "open." He said there are multiple entrances and exits to various buildings on the campus.
Balch said the death of Carlos "could be a learning moment for our community." He said it sheds light on the fact that there are drug issues and issues of violence in the community that need to be solved as a group.
Clovis High School counselors said the community could ward off problems among youth with good communication.
"Students need to report incidences and parents need to keep communication open with their children all the time," CHS head counselor Pam Cornelison said.
Cornelison, CHS sophomore guidance counselor Melissa Winn and CHS senior counselor Diane Tunnell said students at the high school are divided into cliques according to interest. There is often little association between cliques, they said.
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Objective. To determine women's experience and knowledge of the 2 most common non-sexually transmitted vaginal infections, vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC) and bacterial vaginosis (BV).
Materials and Methods. An online omnibus was conducted on 6,010 women aged 16 to 55 years to determine the incidence and awareness of VVC and BV in Europe (France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United Kingdom) and the United States, followed by an in-depth questionnaire on 1,945 women about experience and attitudes to VVC and BV.
Results. Almost all (97%) of the women who took part stated that they were aware of VVC and 44% reported having had VVC, whereas only 30% of women had heard of BV and only 9% thought they had experienced it. There was confusion between symptoms specifically related to each condition, and women thought they were caused by poor hygiene, ill health, or a sexually transmitted infection, with antibiotic use cited as a cause for VVC only. Diagnosis was generally by a health care professional, but there was also considerable self-diagnosis in countries where an over-the-counter treatment was available for VVC. Rates of reported examination and testing by the health care provider varied by country, with high rates in Germany and low rates in the United Kingdom.
Conclusions. Women seem very aware and knowledgeable about VVC, but awareness of BV is low with self-reported incidence considerably less than prevalence rates, suggesting misdiagnosis. Increased education and better diagnosis of these 2 conditions is needed to remove the stigma and taboo, especially for BV, and to ensure correct diagnosis with appropriate treatment.
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Nets host the Bucks.
surprising, millwaukee gained the #7 seed, avoiding a clash with the pistons, which IMO would have been easier for them
my prediction: nets win in 6 games
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same here. bucks will win the first and the 4th game
nets win first game 109 - 96
tim thomas 25 pts - impressive
very very impressive 19pts only in the 4th quarter. i would love to see him playing for New York and if scotty wants to do something usefull, he should bring him over
btw, who would you like to see winning this series? i'm rooting with the bucks tho i no nets will win
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It looks to me as though the formula for N given here ( ) is simply that N is the sum of the eigenvalues. This is equal to the trace of the matrix, which is the sum of its diagonal elements. That is easily seen to be . Or is that too simple-minded a suggestion?


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Hospitalized patients who smoke may be more likely to quit smoking through the use of hypnotherapy than patients using other smoking cessation methods according to a new study presented at CHEST 2007,the annual meeting of the American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP).
Smoking patients who participated in one hypnotherapy session were more likely to be nonsmokers at 6 months compared with patients using nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) alone or patients who quit "cold turkey". The study also shows that patients admitted to the hospital with a cardiac diagnosis are three times more likely to quit smoking at 6 months than patients admitted with a pulmonary diagnosis.
"Our results showed that hypnotherapy resulted in higher quit rates compared with NRT alone," said Faysal Hasan, MD, FCCP, North Shore Medical Center, Salem, MA. "Hypnotherapy appears to be quite effective and a good modality to incorporate into a smoking cessation program after hospital discharge."
Dr. Hasan and colleagues from North Shore Medical Center and Massachusetts General Hospital compared the quit rates of 67 smoking patients hospitalized with a cardiopulmonary diagnosis. All patients were approached about smoking cessation and all included in the study were patients who expressed a desire to quit smoking. At discharge, patients were divided into four groups based on their preferred method of smoking cessation treatment: hypnotherapy (n=14), NRT (n=19), NRT and hypnotherapy (n=18), and a group of controls who preferred to quit "cold turkey" (n=16). All patients received self-help brochures. The control group received brief counseling, but other groups received intensive counseling, free supply of NRT and/or a free hypnotherapy session within 7 days of discharge, as well as follow up telephone calls at 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, and 26 weeks after discharge. Patients receiving hypnotherapy also were taught to do self-hypnosis and were given tapes to play at the end of the session.
At 26 weeks after discharge, 50 percent of patients treated with hypnotherapy alone were nonsmokers, compared with 50 percent in the NRT/hypnotherapy group, 25 percent in the control group, and 15.78 percent in the NRT group. Patients admitted with a cardiac diagnosis were more likely to quit smoking at 26 weeks (45.5 percent) than patients admitted with a pulmonary diagnosis (15.63 percent).
"Patients admitted with coronary symptoms may have experienced 'fear and doom' and decided to alter a major health risk to their disease when approached about smoking cessation," said Dr. Hasan. "In contrast, pulmonary patients admitted for another exacerbation may not have felt the same threat. They likely felt they can live for another day and continue the smoking habit."
The researchers note that hospitalization is an important opportunity to intervene among patients who smoke.
"Doctors and other health personnel should use this occasion to firmly recommend smoking cessation and emphasize the impact of smoking on their disease process and hospital admission," said Dr. Hasan. "Pulmonologists, in particular, should make a stronger case and more passionate message to their patients, and efforts should be coordinated with counseling."
"As physicians, we are constantly reviewing new approaches for smoking cessation and revisiting existing approaches to confirm their effectiveness," said Alvin V. Thomas, MD, FCCP, President of the American College of Chest Physicians. "The results of this study and many others confirm that using a multimodality approach to smoking cessation is optimal for success."
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Does Hypnosis Help Stop Smoking? New Study Says Yes
By News Staff | October 22nd 2007 11:45 AM | 3 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
I've been working with smokers using hypnosis for most of my professional life and my clients have been far more successful at stopping smoking than other forms of stopping smoking claim. And because I insist on providing my clients with additional support they have been more successful than even your study has proven.
I'm really glad that you highlight the value of using hypnosis in this way. More people wanting to quit smoking should take advantage of these techniques. Working with a professional is the cheap alternative compared to the 10's of thousands of dollars that smokers willingly spend to support their smoking behaviors.
I'm really glad that you highlight the value of using hypnosis in this way. More people wanting to quit smoking should take advantage of these techniques. Working with a professional is the cheap alternative compared to the 10's of thousands of dollars that smokers willingly spend to support their smoking behaviors.
Marc Carlin (not verified) | 03/11/09 | 09:30 AM
i think people should imply new techniques so that they can quit smoking as soon as possible.its good for them and their families
Jason jack (not verified) | 05/26/10 | 07:06 AM
As a hypnotist in the Seattle area, having assisted many people quit smoking with hypnosis, I have observed that once the client has dealt with the thoughts feelings beliefs and rituals around smoking and smoking cessation, the nicotine becomes a non-issue.
Robert Schryvers (not verified) | 03/31/12 | 16:15 PM


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January 29, 2014 —
DINGMANS FERRY, PA — Students from Delaware Valley and East Stroudsburg North High School visited the Pocono Environmental Education Center (PEEC) to help build and install a SunSaluter solar panel as part of a sustainability event on Sunday, January 12.
The event was hosted by Air Soil Water, an environmental non-profit group whose mission is achieving sustainability through education. Students were given the opportunity to learn about the future of solar tracking systems and the benefits it holds for developing countries.
Eden Full, creator and founder of Roseicollis Technologies and driving force behind the SunSaluter, gave a live Skype presentation and Q&A highlighting her decision to start a business while still in college. Following the presentation, the students built and installed their own SunSaluter, which will be used to power a greenhouse fan at PEEC.
For more information, call 570/828-2319 or visit www.peec.org [1].


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Glen Cooney
Lead Designer (May 2012 - Present)
Programming Team Manager (February 2013 - Present)
Audio Team Manager (August 2013 - November 2013)
Producer (May 2012 - Present)
Glen Cooney has been working on the project since its inception to guide our developmental process and creative vision. He brings his background in serious games through his work at the Emergent Media Center and the strong desire to bring mainstream success to serious games like this one. He has worked closely with the Department of Energy to ensure our game strikes the right balance as an education and recruitment tool with fun gameplay and viral outreach potential.
Katharine Uvick
Designer (May 2012 - Present)
Programmer (May 2012 - Present)
Artist (May 2012 - February 2012)
Lead Artist (February 2012 - Present)
Like many others in the industry, Katharine Uvick has wanted to be a game developer her entire life, desiring to be involved in all the major disciplines within the field due to her varied interests. Luckily, this project gave her the opportunity to contribute to many different areas, including narrative & feedback design, gameplay & database programming, 3D modelling & GUI development, and much more.
Dustin Dano
Designer (December 2012 - Present)
Quality Assurance Lead (June 2013 - Present)
Dustin's background in game development started in 2006 when he first learned how to program. He graduated from Champlain College in 2011 and has served as both designer and producer on multiple projects. For Terrachanics, his primary duties include keeping the team accountable, organizing deadlines and milestones, and helping out with level design.
Ryan Vachon
Level Designer (May 2013 - Present)
Ryan Vachon has always dreamed of building fantastical worlds with intriguing stories and eccentric characters. This fantasy stems from decades of exposure to Legos and Nintendo consoles. These days he has a more practical dream: to make the games that he would want to play. After obtaining a Bachelors Degree in Game Design from Champlain College, he spent some time working on HTML 5 mobile games and educational games. Ryan is currently working on producing a variety of interesting, challenging and thought provoking puzzles for Terrachanics.
Derrick Huey
Programmer (September 2012 - Present)
Derrick Huey is a 2012 graduate of the University of California Santa Cruz's Computer Science: Game Design program, in which he helped design and develop multiple games of different genres. He enjoys all aspects of gameplay programming with a specific interest in artificial intelligence. Derrick has implemented and modified various of the game's mechanics including the unit, linking, and tooltip systems.
Danny Tran
UI Artist (December 2012- Present)
Danny Tran is working towards a BFA degree in Computer Game Design at George Mason University, the fastest growing degree program at Mason. Mr. Tran has worked closely with his peers in creating small games and demos for his education at Mason. In doing so, he has years of experience with working in teams and strangers. Pushed by the requirements of the major, he has developed the ability to work well with others, deliver on deadlines and adapt to new tools quickly.
Craig Landen
3D Artist (December 2012 - Present)
Craig Landen bring to Terrachanics three years of study in computer game design. He has experience with 3D artwork, including creating models, textures, and animations. In December of 2013, he will graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Computer Game Design at George Mason University.
Noelle Hébert
3D and 2D Artist (December 2012 - Present)
Noelle discovered her love for video games as a teenager, falling particularly in love with the beautiful art and amazing stories that can create a unique experience. She instantly joined a few CS classes and 3d Animation classes to learn what it takes to make a game. She has since, graduated from George Mason University with a BFA in Computer Game Design. Since joining the art team forTerrachanics, Noelle has been able to jump around in the art department and contribute concept art, 3d models and some GUI elements.
Jared Mavis
Programmer (June 2012 – October 2013)
Jared Mavis brings to Terrachanics experience in Unity and game programming. He has been working on several systems including UI, Sound, and Controls. Jared is a student at the University of California Santa Cruz graduating in June of 2013 with a BS in Computer Science: Computer Game Design. Jared has been focusing on creating easy to use software.
Robin Clark
3D Artist (May 2012 - August 2013)
Audio Team Lead (February 2013 - August 2013)
Robin Clark is a 3D Artist is his own right. His focus and interest is 3D Graphic Design, 3D Modeling, Character Development, Visual Effects, Texturing, Lighting and Web Design. Robin has in-field experience and attended Gnomon School of Visual Effects in Los Angeles, CA. At Gnomon his focus was with; Visual Effects for Games, Environment Creation for Games, Hard Surfacing 1, and Animation for Games. Robin is a graduate of Springfield College from Springfield, MA., and has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Graphics/Digital Art.
Rebecca Williams
2D Character and Background Artist (December 2012 - January 2014)
Rebecca is a pursuing the Computer Science: Game Design degree at the University of California, Santa Cruz. As a student, she has helped with the development of several amazing games. Her childhood passion for art and games inspired her to learn both the technical and artistic skills to making games. She attributes her improved Photoshop and art skills to the art team of Terrachanics, who have helped her develop new skills, as well as provide a professional and enjoyable experience.
Chris Peterson
Programmer (October 2012 - September 2013)
Chris has been designing games since he was a kid, sitting at his kitchen table writing up ideas for game modes within his favorite titles. He has continued this hobby throughout his life, earning a degree in Computer Science: Computer Game Design from the University of California Santa Cruz in 2012. Throughout development of Terrachanics, Chris has worked on implementing desired features as well as providing feedback for certain design decisions.
Craig Ellsworth
Senior Designer (September 2012 - September 2013)
Craig Ellsworth has been designing levels since he was seven, when he first drew a map on paper, and continuing that hobby into a life-long passion, leading him through a degree in Game Design from Champlain College, up to the present moment working on Terrachanics, where he not only designs levels, but has helped in all aspects of design, including concepts, mechanics,and narrative design.
Luke Roberts
Music Composer (January 2013 - November 2013)
Luke Roberts is a musician who has always had a fascination with the interaction between sound and video games. He joins Terrachanics while studying to obtain his BA at Berklee College of Music in Boston. He's working to create a soundtrack that influences and enhances the game.
Kaitlyn McIntosh
Artist (June 2013 – January 2014)
A recent graduate from George Mason University's Computer Game Design program, game art is Kaitlyn's passion, as it has been since her family first acquired a SEGA Genesis in the early nineties. Though she has joined the project with the DOE towards the finishing end of it, she is happy to have been able to exercise her skills working on existing 3D models and creating new 2D work for the game's narrative. She looks forward greatly to the successful release of her first post-grad game.
Gina El-Reedy
Designer (February 2013 - August 2013)
Gina has loved video games since she was about six years old. She loved immersing herself into the stories and enjoying new adventures. She is currently working towards her Computer Game Design BFA as well as a minor in Information Technology. Gina has worked as a level designer, writer, and has worked on trailers, and other promotional materials, for Terrachanics.
David Martell (Audio)
Tim Michaels (Design)
Donny Torrey (Design)
Chris Velez (Design/Art)
Erik Martin (Design/Marketing)
Ajinkya Waghulde (Programming)
Chase Sandmann (Design)
Teng Lu (Programming)
Francis Yuan (Programming)
Stephen Hopkins (Programming)
Michael Rosgen (Art)
Katherine Luae (Art)
Luciano Fenu (Testing)
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I'm an off-season kind of guy. I shop P-town galleries in January, and I've done it for years. Once I got a deep-discount oil-on-canvas straight from the artist who wanted cash to get to Florida. She even had her son drive me to the cash machine. And she's a famous artist, too! So I'm embarrassed to mention her name. (Hint: Rhymes with Backard.)
So now I'm headed to Mexico this summer, where there is easier access to artists who are under-exposed north of the border. The galleries are so vibrant in Mérida, the colonial city in the Yucatan that I wrote about before.
Mérida, a large city with a growing international population in the Yucatán. Of course, we wouldn't have bothered going unless there was a thriving art scene.
Galería Tataya features Latin-American artists and boasts the largest collection from Cuban artists in Mérida. The United states severely limits the amount of art, and the number of galleries, that can haul back work from Cuba. No such restrictions exist in Mérida.
Of all the contemporary artists and artisans, I was particularly impressed with how local artist Gabriel Marni evoked sex in a playful but forceful manner.
The owners, according to Yucatán Living, came from Belgium and Venezuela, respectively, by way of London, and have two galleries in the city. They opened in 2007 specializing not only in paintings but also Talavera ceramics, unique handcrafts and folk art, antiques, custom designed wrought iron pieces, drawings and photography.
I saw a half-dozen galleries in Mérida, but not all of them. There is a good summary of them here and here.
But all I really need to know about Galería Tataya is gleaned from this postcard that was sent out for their Christmas bazaar. I'm pretty sure no other Mérida galerías invoke Doris Day in their literature.
Also, there is an influx of expatriates. Here's a blog of a couple hoping for a piece of Mérida's charms.


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Lady Gaga Films PSA for the 'We Stop Hate' Campaign
Lady Gaga is doing anything and everything in her power to help end bullying once and for all. She has already met with President Obama about the issue, and now the songstress is teaming up with WeStopHate.org in order to spread the campaign's message of love and acceptance.
In a PSA Gaga filmed for the website, which was founded by 17-year-old Emily-Anne Rigal, she urges viewers to become familiar with WeStopHate.org and their campaign to build to "teen esteem." In the video, Gaga says, "I love your website and I love everything that you do. Building teen esteem is one of the most important things that young people should focus on right now."
Gaga, who is wearing a mint green hat and matching blazer, continues to speak about bullying and how it must stop, especially in the wake of so many teen suicides — she specifically mentions Jamey Rodemeyer, a 14-year-old boy who recently took his own life after being victimized and taunted by bullies with hateful, anti-homosexual remarks.
"I encourage everyone all over the world to come visit your website and learn how we can combat bullying and the obstacles young people experience every day … Keep pushing the boundaries of acceptance and tolerance. I am here to fight with you," Gaga tells viewers.
Below the PSA ad on We Stop Hate's YouTube channel, founder Rigal wrote a message to Gaga for her dedication to end bullying: "I don't have the words to express my gratitude. God bless you. Thank you for all you do — our world wouldn't be the same without you."
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Salmon still leads in auditor recountBy ROSS SNEYD The Associated Press | December 14,2006MONTPELIER The too-close-to-call race between Vermont state Auditor Randy Brock and Democratic challenger Thomas M. Salmon is now down to Chittenden County and perhaps just 202 votes.
County clerks in Rutland and Windsor counties completed their recounts Wednesday, giving Salmon who lost by 137 votes Nov. 7 but requested a recount another handful of votes. Only populous Chittenden County still had ballots to review and it wasn't expected to finish its manual count until early next week.
In Rutland County, both of the leading candidates picked up votes, but Salmon's gain was more substantial. The recount showed Brock with 11,845 votes in Rutland County, up 6 votes from the earlier tally. Salmon finished with 11,121, a gain of 29.
In Windsor County, the unofficial results of the recount showed the two leading candidates gaining nine votes each, according to Alison Waters, the deputy court clerk who managed the recount. Brock finished with 8,798 votes, while Salmon ended with 13,102.
The outcome of the election hinges on a recount of the nearly 63,000 ballots cast in greater Burlington. If that recount confirms Chittenden County's Election Night tally, Salmon would come away with a 202-vote margin of victory.
Salmon, the son of former Gov. Thomas P. Salmon, was far from ready to declare victory Wednesday.
"I'm speechless," he said after told the unofficial outcome in 13 of Vermont's 14 counties.
"I'm really staying out of it as much as I can and standing by for complete information," Salmon said. "I think people want to respect that I'm not counting any chickens at this point."
Brock didn't immediately return a telephone call seeking comment.
The final certification cannot take place until Washington County Superior Court Judge Mary Miles Teachout adds up all of the county totals and declares a winner.
Secretary of State Deb Markowitz said the bulk of changes in the recount have come in communities that still use paper ballots, requiring elections officials to count them by hand on election night.
In some cases, as clerks in some of those communities transferred vote totals from individual tally sheets to a master summary sheet, they mistakenly assigned votes to Liberty Union Party candidate Jerry Levy that should have gone to Salmon, according to Markowitz.
Rutland County Clerk Gay Johnson estimated the recount in Rutland County will cost about $5,000. The money will be paid out of the county's "jury account," and will be reimbursed by the Vermont secretary of state's office.
Herald Reporter Susan Smallheer and Correspondent Lani Duke contributed to this report.MORE IN NewsNarration and audio production by RH Alcott Full StoryNarration and audio production by RH Alcott Full Story
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Australian Entertainer Rolf Harris Sentenced To Six Years In Prison For Underage Sex Abuse
Australian artist/singer Rolf Harris, who was found guilty of 12 counts of sexual assault last week has been sentenced to just under six years in prison.
The former children's TV star, 84, was convicted of molesting four young girls between the ages of seven and 19 on June 30 in a London court. Harris denied the allegations, which occurred between 1968 and 1986, but did admit to carrying on an indecent relationship with the daughter of a friend. The affair allegedly began when the girl was just 13, but Harris denied that she was that young.
A judge at the Southwark Crown Court in London sentenced Harris to six years and nine months in prison on Friday for sexual assault counts, and it was revealed earlier in the week that he was also charged with four counts of child pornography after detectives found images on his computer when his home was searched following the original accusations.
Harris' lawyers asked the court to separate the four charges from the sexual assault counts prior to the trial, and the request was granted. Prosecutors will not pursue those charges.
Harris, who has lived in England since 1952, was also stripped of a British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) award for his contributions to television, and the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) removed him from its Hall of Fame.


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If you've watched Alpha House or Betas, you know that Amazon Studios' production quality and talents have grown by leaps and bounds. You might not know, however, that you can influence their original programming by more than just views: You can vote on which original show you'd like Amazon to "pick up." It's pilot season on Amazon, so it's your duty, as a Stream Potato, to watch the pilots and vote on Amazon!
Note: You have to be a Prime member to view the pilots, but you can always sign up for an Amazon Prime 30-Day free trial (not an affiliate link) and get your stream on! Boom! You're welcome.
UPDATE: Unless you have a Roku, Apple TV, or similar desktop device, I recommend you go to the Amazon Pilot Season page and add each of the ten pilots to your watchlist. Just click on a pilot thumbnail. Then, once at that episode's page, click on the button that says "Add Season to Watchlist." I say this, because I just checked on my Sony blu-ray player and, since Sony (not Amazon) is the one that pushes app updates via their firmware updates, the pilots were nowhere in sight! That's a problem and Amazon could miss out on a lot of viewers with similar devices that, unlike a Roku or Apple TV, the apps/channels don't update individually. In contrast, on my Roku 2 and the Kindle Fire HDX, there was a clear showcasing of the pilots in a row labeled "Amazon Pilot Season." Albeit, on the Roku, it required some scrolling down about eight rows, at least it was there. By adding those pilots now to your Amazon Watchlist via your desktop or notebook computer, you'll more easily find them on your mobile or smart device. This will also ensure that if the show gets "picked up" by Amazon, you'll automatically have all the following episodes for that first season.
UPDATE: Yesterday, my kids and I watched all five of the kids pilots, but today I started watching one of the "big people" pilots, Bosch, and I literally yelled at the TV when Scott Wilson made an appearance, "Hershel!"
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Much of the following information was taken from a fact sheet on contaminated sediments prepared by Coast Alliance. Visit the Clean Ocean Action website for more detailed information on the problem of contaminated sediments.
Pollutants from industry, agriculture and urban runoff make their way through water to the sediments (matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid) in our rivers, lakes, and the ocean. Sediments contaminated with PCBs, dioxin, pesticides, heavy metals, hydrocarbons and other pollutants have been found in every coastal region of the United States. In a 1998 inventory, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) identified hundreds of problem sites around the country, many of them located in coastal areas. In fact, every major harbor in the nation suffers from moderate to severe sediment contamination, according to the EPA.
The contaminants found in sediments have already led to human health problems. Pollutants from poisoned sediments make their way into the food chain, accumulating in fish, ducks and other wildlife. Eventually these toxic chemicals wind up on our dinner plates.
Many fish populations are healthy and safe to eat, but Native Americans, low-income fishers and others who unknowingly eat fish (especially bottom-dwelling fish) from waters with polluted sediments are at risk.
Pollution of our waters and the sediments beneath them also harms wildlife. Scientists in the Great Lakes have studied the impact of contaminated sediments on wildlife and their discoveries are disturbing. The following deformities have been found in the Great Lakes region:
Every year the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredges about 400 million tons of sediments from our nation's rivers, harbors and estuaries, enough to cover a four-lane highway stretching from New York City to Los Angeles with 20 feet of mud. Not all dredged sediments are contaminated, but testing is revealing significant contamination in many ports and harbors, which need to be dredged to accommodate ship traffic. But dredging sediments that are contaminated can re-suspend pollutants in the water, further threatening the seafood and tourism industries that depend on healthy fish and clean water. Once mud is dredged, it must be disposed. Contaminated sediments should not be dumped in coastal waters or the Great Lakes. The difficulties of safely managing contaminated sediments makes it unwise to dredge in some areas.
A great resource for information on contaminated sediments is on the website of Clean Ocean Action in New Jersey.
Also see EPA's Contaminated Sediment in Water website
This article is part of a series on Clean Water which looks at various threats to the water quality of our oceans, and the negative impacts polluted waters can have on the environment and human health.
For information about laws, policies, programs and conditions impacting water quality in a specific state, please visit Surfrider's State of the Beach report to find the State Report for that state, and click on the "Water Quality" indicator link.


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- I attempted to do this awesome nurse cosplay to a small horror convention. I tried different ways to do her mask but no avail! So I never wore this to a con but I did take some pics of it before I sold it! I made her dress and burnt it, stained it, etc! Maybe I will try her again someday since I am in the zombie mood!
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text: RSS Events Feeds Centre4Growth and HYPERDRIVE Unscripted 10/2/2013 4:33 PM - 6:30 PM BCTIA and Communitech present:Centre4Growth & HYPERDRIVE UnscriptedIn less than a year, HYPERDRIVE's first two cohorts have created over 70 jobs and raised more than $6M in investment. Centre4Growth, in its 3 years, has mentored over 340 companies, created more than 250 new jobs, and helped companies raise over $75M in new revenue and investment.Together, these two super powers are taking tech companies to the next level… and beyond.Are you ready to take your company to the next level?Join us on October 2 to quiz the Communitech HYPERDRIVE and BCTIA Centre4Growth teams on how they can help you. Talk to entrepreneurs who have benefited from their support and network with others who share a desire to grow their company.Pass on the good news... Share this message with entrepreneurs wanting to grow their businesses!Click to learn more about Centre4Growth and HYPERDRIVE.Questions about BCTIA Centre4Growth? Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com about Communitech HYPERDRIVE? Contact Kory Jeffrey: firstname.lastname@example.com Learn More: Centre4Growth and HYPERDRIVE Unscripted


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Exit Interview: CUNY Chancellor Goldstein
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
After 14 years on the job, Matthew Goldstein, chancellor of the City University of New York, is stepping down. He looks back at how the system has changed and grown, and what the future might hold for CUNY.
Will the LIBOR Scandal Lead to Arrests?
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Matthew Goldstein, editor in charge of Wall Street Investigations for Reuters, discusses his reporting on possible arrests in London and in New York City over the LIBOR rate-fixing scandal.
City Charter Changes
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Matthew Goldstein, chancellor of the City University of New York, and the chair of the New York City Charter Revision Commission, talks about the conclusion New York City charter review process and the decision to put term limits on the ballot in November, with a "grandfather" clause.