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Association of the United States Army (AUSA) officials announced March 27 that its 2015 Winter Symposium and Exposition will be held in Huntsville, Ala., at the Von Braun Center from March 31 to April 2, 2015.
Huntsville was the site of this year's Winter Symposium that was supported by U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC).
The 2014 event in Huntsville set an Association symposium attendance record with over 6,400 attendees.
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) will take the leading role in the Army's participation in the 2015 AUSA Institute of Land Warfare professional development forum.
Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan, USA, Ret., president of the Association of the United States Army, said, "Locating our 2015 symposium back in Huntsville, Alabama, with its close proximity to Army Material Command and other major command and agency headquarters will allow us to continue maximizing military, civilian and industry attendance during this period of constrained budgets and limited resources."
Adding, "This will be a superb opportunity for their professional development while remaining very cost effective."
Known worldwide as "Rocket City," Huntsville is not only the home of AMC , but is also the headquarters of the Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Command; Army Space and Missile Defense Command; Army Security Assistance Command; Army Contracting Command; U.S. Missile Defense Agency; Defense Acquisition University, NASA – Marshall Space Flight Center and many other defense and national security agencies.
Moving to Huntsville in February 2014, the AUSA symposium's attendance at the event was four times larger than the 2013 symposium held in Fort Lauderdale.
Association officials said that "the outstanding popularity of the event in Huntsville convinced AUSA that this location offered a unique opportunity to tell the 'Army Story' to a much larger audience."
"Huntsville is the ideal location for this AUSA and Army event. It is a win, win, win, win, win situation. The enthusiasm from the first time has been off the charts enabling AUSA to provide an outstanding quality platform," Lt. Gen. Roger G. Thompson Jr., USA, Ret., Association vice president for membership and meetings.
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This is what you get as your first car after you've just passed your driver's test at the age of 25: a 1965 Ferrari 330GT 2+2 Coupe. Of course, that's assuming your name also happens to be John Lennon and you've just helped record Ticket to Ride with the rest of your Beatles cronies.
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So at the top level of the folder tree, you would add
and as a child folder add
sendasname&Whatever name
Whatever name can be an encoded version of the user's name such that it will display properly on all email systems.
From the notes
* User control of Mobile Sender Name
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* In case the user's display name contains non-ascii characters, and it gets corrupted
* when sending emails from the device, a sendasname directive can be used to provide a
* MIME-encoded Sender Name to be used by the backend.
* To get the correctly formatted name, send yourself an email through the web
* client, and then right-click on the received email and Show Original. Look for
* the From: header and copy the name from there. Don't include the email address
* part - or any surrounding "" marks. Note that the encoding zimbra uses will most
* likely be utf-8 rather than ISO-8859-1 as seen in the following example
* For example
* =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andr=E9?= Pirard
* The example above is taken from the rfc2047 document, and appears in a CC:
* CC: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andr=E9?= Pirard <email@example.com>
* For reference: RFC 2047 - MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) Part Thr (RFC2047)
So, for this example you would have folders named
sendasname&=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andr=E9?= Pirard
with *SyncConfig* being a top level folder, and the other being a child folder of the *SyncConfig* folder.
Edit: For your name from your previous post you would use
sendasname&=?utf-8?Q?F=C3=A1bio?= Viero Interop IT Consulting
Obviously, we would love to see it working without such needed for extra configuration since we´ll be handling around 3500 users in this environment but it indeed worked very well. Thank you very much.
As a side note, the test i just did was with Zimbra 8. So i can confirm that as of now at least email sync is working fine.
Has anyone tried to get zpush backend to work with zimbra 8 FOSS and zpush 2 ?
Same here - upgraded to Zimbra 8 few days ago. Seemless so far as Z-Push was concerned, and no probs to report.
I have a very small user base, but everything seems to work fine.
i am at a lost now.. cant seem to get z-push 2.x to work with zimbra 8 foss.. Going to start over from scrtach and see if i missed anything...liverpool.. if u got some time i am in the zimbra chat room on freenode if you got a minute./.
Do you still have a zimbra 7 system running ? Point your new z-push install at that first to make sure everything is OK with the z-push setup. Then re-point it to zimbra 8, and test from there.
As regards the chat room, I have no idea what/where that is.
Liverpoolfcfan making a little head way..
There is a zimbra channel on the freenode irc network.


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Video: Sgt. Wisner D'Meza, watch chief with I MEF (FWD)
Video by Cpl. Jennifer Pirante
Interview with Sgt. Wisner D'Meza, watch chief with I Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward), participating in an interview at Camp Pendleton, Calif., Feb. 27. Approximately 800 Marines and sailors are currently serving in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Available in high definition.
This work, Sgt. Wisner D'Meza, watch chief with I MEF (FWD), by Sgt Jennifer Pirante, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:02.27.2012
Date Posted:02.29.2012 2:47PM
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Dipsomania Week! continues at Trailers from Hell with filmmaker Dan Ireland introducing Blake Edwards' "Days of Wine and Roses," starring Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick.
J.P. Miller's grueling 1958 Playhouse 90 teleplay was brought to the screen in 1962 by its original producer Martin Manulis. Original star Cliff Robertson was replaced by Lemmon, an actor with drinking problems of his own, who suggested director Blake Edwards to succeed the original's John Frankenheimer. Remick replaced Piper Laurie and Charles Bickford was the only actor imported from the tv version. Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer's Oscar winning title song became a standard.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — News organizations and the Ohio Coalition for Open Government joined together on an audit to check access to public records in Ohio. A similar audit was conducted in 2004.
Journalists from newspaper, television and radio stations throughout Ohio served as auditors in all 88 counties. The audit began April 21 and was completed in several days in most counties.
Journalists were trained in how to phrase records requests and record their findings. They were assigned to locations where they wouldn't be recognized, and they didn't identify themselves as journalists so they would have the same experience as a typical citizen seeking public records. Media lawyers reviewed the records requests to ensure that they were clearly in the public domain.
The auditors were recruited from media outlets that are members of the Ohio Newspaper Association and the Ohio Association of Broadcasters. The audit was overseen by the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University.


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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Posted: 5 p.m.
By Tim Panaccio
Ryan Miller stole two games in the Buffalo series with 1-0 shutouts over the Flyers.
Two games into this Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Boston Bruins, weve seen a blowout loss and Tim Thomas stealing a 3-2 overtime win on Monday night in Game 2 with 52 saves.
Flyer fans ask themselves, "Is Brian Boucher capable of doing what Thomas has done and steal a game?"
Anyone who thinks the Flyers, given their injuries, goaltending and power play right now, are capable of spotting the Bruins another victory in Game 3 when the series resumes Wednesday in Boston, needs a reminder these are not the same Bruins of a year ago.
Were gonna go into Boston and were gonna have some fun, coach Peter Laviolette said. We just put our comfortable slippers on. Its time to go in there.
The pressure gets alleviated a bit when youre down 0-3 last year and 0-2 this year. Technically, thats 0-5. Im not sure any team in the history of sports has come back from 0-5. Were just going in there to have fun.
Laviolette wants to spin the series that the pressure is now on Boston not to choke two years in succession.
Boston came back from an 0-2 hole against Montreal in the previous series. So they know anything is possible.
We do know from the way that we were able to come back last series, though, that a 2-0 lead in a series doesnt mean that the series is over, Thomas said. We still have a lot of work in front of us.
As long as we take the same approach one game at a time, one period at a time, one shift at a time, I think thats the right approach. So thats the way we will approach it going forward.
Asked if the Flyers needed him to steal a game, Boucher answered in a round about way, while concealing his injured left hand (dislocated finger) in his pocket.
If we play the way we played in the third period and overtime, I think that will be enough to get a win, he said. The goalie always wants to do his part. You dont know when the moment is going to come when you have to do it.
Its not like, ok we need you to steal one tonight. Thats how it plays out in a game. Sometimes, the goalie is the difference maker. Sometimes he is not a factor. If I can do that I would love to do it.
Laviolette has won a Stanley Cup rotating goalies in Carolina and having Cam Ward steal him some games along the way.
Yet the Flyers coach insists he doesnt need his goalies to steal a game in this series. Unless privately, he feels his goalies cant and wont admit that.
Laviolette says the Flyers' makeup is such that no goalie should have to steal a game because of the supporting cast around him.
Theres no question goaltenders can steal games, Laviolette said. I think Ryan Miller stole two games for Buffalo in the first round. I liked our game better than theirs. If you are being objective, and Im usually pretty honest about it, Boston outplayed us in Game 1.
You go back to that Buffalo series, Ryan Miller played really well and our goaltender did, too. They were both 1-0 losses. But he didnt let it in ...
Certainly we need all of our players to play well. To put that much direction on one player, that is not how we are built. Were built as a team. We have been successful all year as the sum of all parts. To say we dont need good goaltending would not be true. We need good offense and defense and that is how we survive here. We dont do it by one person.
Its unfair to single out a guy and put that much on the goalie. That is not how were built. If it was how we were built, youd certainly think that.
It sounds like hes afraid to admit what most people feel they already know about the Flyers. Since the Flyers didnt get a shutout this season, theyre incapable of stealing games when the chips are down.
Truth is, both Boucher and Sergei Bobrovsky each stole some wins this year, but this is the playoffs and the stakes are higher and nothing so far suggests the Flyers are going to steal a game.
I am not letting anyone off the hook here, including the goaltender, Laviolette said. The goaltender has to play well, as does our defense. There are certain things we can do better. Our power play needs to click. Our penalty kill has to do its job.
Michael Leighton gave the Flyers three shutouts against Montreal last year. None of the shutouts were close. Yet a shutout, frankly, is what the Flyers may need.
While the Flyers have scored 27 goals in the playoffs, they have just 18 on home ice in six games. A 3.0 goals per game average might work with Thomas in net at home, but it wont with the Flyers.
On the road, the Flyers always play better and averaged 3.0 goals a game against Buffalo. Their road average this year was slightly over 3.0.
What were saying here is the Flyers are going to need at least three goals on Thomas every night to have a chance to win.
I know we scored goals the entire season," Laviolette said. Im confident well go to Boston and score goals.
It took team captain Mike Richards eight shots in Game 1 to get his first goal of the playoffs. He had 10 shots in Game 2 and didnt score.
You go over things you want to do in your head, Richards explained. Certain plays that you want to do. I felt if I had another eight shots like I did in Game 1, I would score. I had 10 and didnt. Its frustrating. But if I keep throwing pucks toward the net get another 10 shots tomorrow, one of them will go in.
The first thing the Flyers need to do is shut down David Krejcis line which is piling up points in the series. They have eight points through two games with Krejci getting both game winners.
Theres things we can do better, Laviolette said. Defensively, we can tighten things down a bit. Our guys competed really hard and kept their foot on the gas the whole game. Thats the way it goes sometimes.
You get a bounce, you get a break or you dont thats the playoffs in general. Theres lot of positives to take from the game and move forward.
The Flyers didnt skate Tuesday, but watched some video. No one was happy about blowing a 2-0 lead in the first period, either.
Well thats playoff hockey, Kimmo Timonen said. The lead is never safe. It doesnt matter if its 2-0 or 1-0, thats playoff hockey. Weve seen it around the league, it happens, 3-0 leads and the team comes back.
Obviously, with a 2-0 lead we have to make sure we get the next goal. Obviously, they got a quick two goals and it was a new game. Overall, I thought we played pretty well. We created so many chances to score but couldnt put one in.
To their credit, the Flyers spirits dont seem dampened at this point. That could change if things dont improve in Game 3.
There is a 100 percent belief in here that we can go into Boston and win the next game, Laviolette said. I have no question. I dont think they do.
Theres a lot of guys who have battled through situations and been able to win games. I have no reason to doubt that tomorrow that would be any different.
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Related: Flyers notes: No answer for Krejcis line Greenberg: Flyers desperate for Pronger and Carter


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Tuesday, 29 April 2014
by ivan loh
PERAK may not be the base for the late Karpal Singh whose brilliant career had spanned over four decades.
But his untimely and unexpected death in a horrific car accident in the silver state in the early hours of April 17, slightly over a month after he was convicted and sentenced for sedition had sent shock waves across the country.
While his appeal on the sedition case was still pending at the time of his death, the Bukit Gelugor MP who was fined RM4,000 would lose his seat and be disqualified from contesting in the next general election.
Under the Federal Constitution, an MP will be disqualified upon conviction and a fine of RM2,000 and above.
He or she will also be disqualified from contesting in the general election for the next five years.
It was certainly mental anguish the outspoken and righteous 74-year-old lawyer and politician had to undergo during his final days.
Thus, his memorial in Ipoh last Friday was especially poignant.
Some 2,000 people packed the city centre's Kinta Riverfront Hotel's ballroom to pay tribute to him.
The sombre mood was compounded by the fact that the accident happened merely 20km from the venue of the memorial.
Karpal and his long time aide, Michael Cornelius, were killed on the spot when the Toyoto Alphard they were travelling in crashed with a lorry laden with construction materials at Km301.6 of the North-South Expressway near the Gopeng exit slightly past 1am.
They were on their way to Penang from Kuala Lumpur, and his son Ramkarpal, driver and maid who were with them escaped death.
Some of people at the memorial were in tears, especially when they met Gobind Singh, 42, Karpal's second son who bore a resemblance to Karpal in his younger days.
"Let us not remember how he died but how he had lived," said Gobind, also the Puchong MP.
He said his father had dedicated over four decades of his life for a good fight.
"He was always there for the people; to uphold justice and fight for equality.
"He was driven by his wish for a better Malaysia," said Gobind who appeared calm.
He said the outpouring of grief from Malaysians of all walks of life was testimony to what his late father meant to the people.
Tens of thousands of people attended Karpal's funeral in Penang on April 20.
The Penang state government had accorded him a funeral with state honours.
Gobind also noted that a good fight was important to Karpal and not titles.
"If we keep quiet, evil will triumph," he added.
Meanwhile Ipoh Barat MP M. Kulasegaran, 57, recalled his relationship with the late Karpal, dating back to 1987.
"He taught me a lot on politics.
"He said he would always be there for me whenever I call him," said Kulasegaran, also a lawyer.
DAP adviser Lim Kit Siang, 73, said he had lost a good comrade, recalling how he fought alongside Karpal against Barisan Nasional.
He said they became closer when both were detained in Kamunting under the Internal Security Act.
Taiping MP Nga Kor Ming said the late Karpal might be seen to be involved in controversy but he was fighting for a good cause — for the people and justice.
"We will continue his unfinished battles," said the 42-year-old lawyer who is also Perak DAP chairman.
The memorial also had performances in memory of the late Karpal, and there was a minute of silence when pictures of the iconic lawyer and politician were screened.
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Landscape With Seated Figure
VAUGHAN, Keith (1912 - 1977)
(Amgueddfa Cymru regrets that we are not able to provide an image for this item at this time. This is either due to copyright restrictions, or the item is awaiting digitisation. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.)
Date: 1964
Media: oil on board
Size: 43.6 x 40.0 cm
Acquired: 1989; Bequest; Dr Philip Nelmes
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New Faces: Nick Young, Chris Kaman, Jordan Farmer, Xavier Henry, Wesley Johnson, Shawne Williams
New Places: Dwight Howard (Houston), Metta World Peace (New York), Antawn Jamison (L.A. Clippers), Earl Clark (Cleveland), Chris Duhon (Free Agent), Devin Ebanks (Free Agent), Andrew Goudelock (Russia)
Draft: Ryan Kelly (48), Elias Harris (Undrafted)
Heading into last season, experts everywhere were predicting that Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard would turn into the best one-two punch in the league and ultimately lead the Lakers back to the promised land, en route to the hanging of banner number 17. But it was soon evident that they were all wrong. Very wrong. Not only that, but heading into the final 40-something games of the season, the Lakers were on the brink of missing out on the Playoffs – something that hasn't happened in Tinseltown since Kobe went one-on-five against every team in the league for 66 games in 2004-2005.
To put it kindly, the Lakers were a walking nightmare last season, but the basketball gods sure weren't kind to them. Had they not had to deal with a ton of injuries to key players like Kobe, Nash, Dwight and Pau, they could very well have competed for home-court advantage in the post-season, since they finished the season on an impressive 28-12 note. But hindsight is 20/20 and there's no going back. However, this season could very well be a repeat of the one that has just past. Except this time, they'll have to do without a seven-time all-star manning the paint, which is quite the void to fill.
The biggest question mark as of right now is Kobe. Had he not torn his Achilles with two games remaining on last seasons schedule, we'd be looking at the Lakers' situation a bit differently. But the reality is, a torn Achilles is an injury that has derailed many careers over the last few years. Just take a look at Elton Brand, Chauncey Billups or Mehmet Okur. Kobe isn't quite like those guys, though, in that he has that Adrian Peterson gene in him – you know, the one that makes severe injuries look like water off of a duck's back – but there is obviously room for concern. The good news it that throughout the entire summer, reports have been popping up all over the place saying that he's progressed much quicker than anyone had anticipated and could even be ready for the season opener. Lakers fans shouldn't hold their breath, though, because without Kobe, they are a lottery team. All they need is for a healthy Kobe to play 60-odd games and they should be able to keep their heads above water, because even if he is a step slow, he'll still be strong and nimble enough to go to work in the post, and that feathery jump-shot will always give defenses fits.
But the person who may face the most pressure this season isn't the Black Mamba; it's Pau Gasol, as he'll be the one expected to pick up all the slack. After all, even though Kobe is getting paid an extortionate amount of money for his services this year, he is recovering from a pretty devastating injury. If he comes out the gates slow, people won't make his life living hell. Pau on the other hand, is faced with a different kettle of fish. But now that Dwight isn't packing the paint, Pau should be able to revert back to his old ways, which means he can be the one-in on the four-out. So the days of him hanging around the top of the key, launching jump-shot after jump-shot or playing facilitator for the rest of the starting lineup are over. Or at least I hope they are. The Lakers may very well put Pau on the trading block from the get-go (like every season), but it's a contract year for him and I'm sure he'd like another big payday before he hangs up his sneakers for good. So expect big things from the Spaniard.
So that's the positive part out of the way. Now, onto the bad.
While the front office brought in many new faces this off-season, none of them have the potential to turn the team around. Three years ago, Chris Kaman could've been the man for the job, but thanks to all the injuries he has sustained since then, he's a shell of the all-star he once was and is now as brittle as a stick. To add to all that, he's not the defender that he used to be, and I'm struggling to see how he'll fit into D'Antoni's run-and-gun offense. Nevertheless, he's a big body and has a lot of experience, which is more than what Robert Sacre can bring to the table, I can assure you that.
To make up for the loss of Metta World Peace, Mitch Kupchak chose to go down the "surround Kobe with a load of shooters" route by acquiring Wesley Johnson, Shawne Williams, Xavier Henry and Ryan Kelly. But really, that's all they are – jump-shooters. Without Kobe breaking down the defense or Pau demanding a double team, it's unlikely that any of them will get the space and looks needed to be effective. So they'll go as Kobe and Pau go.
They do have one new guy on the block who can fill it up, though, and he is the infamous Nick Young.
While Young is grade 'A' chucker who's spent most of his career being the butt of all jokes, he could very well have a career year with the Lakers, mainly because he's got to answer to Kobe, who is known to expect nothing but the best from his teammates. Sure, he'll still make some boneheaded decisions and will take shots that will leave you scratching your head, but with Kobe breathing down his neck, expect a little less of those, and instead, some more points and a slightly higher shooting percentage. If he can accomplish that, there is no reason why he can't turn into a very solid role player on this Lakers squad. If he can't, well, we may as well all lose hope because he's 28 years old and will likely never learn.
There is just one more problem, though, and that is defense. Even with Dwight Howard – a three time defensive player of the year – and Metta World Peace – a one time defensive player of the year – last season, the Lakers ranked near the bottom of the league in defensive efficiency. So by taking those two out of the picture and replacing them with the likes of Kaman, Young and Williams, things could get very ugly on the side of the floor that D'Antoni has been accused of neglecting over the years. Put it this way: who are Nash, Kobe, Young, Gasol and Kaman going to stop from scoring? The Thunder? The Heat? The Rockets? The answer is no one; none of the above. And unless Dwight has a change of heart and goes back to L.A. before the season opener, the Lakers won't solve that problem this year. (Don't worry, Dwight can't change his mind this time round).
After everything that happened to the Lakers this summer, ESPN has penciled them in for the 12th seed in the Western Conference, putting them way out of the Playoff race. If that holds true, it will be only the sixth time in their storied franchise history that they'll miss out on post-season basketball. If everything goes pear-shaped like it did last season, it's easy to see why they'd be in that position by the time April rolls around. However, they could also find themselves fighting for one of the bottom two seeds if everything goes to plan. And that plan is: Kobe comes back as Kobe, Pau has an all-star caliber of a season, Kaman plays more than 60 games, Nash keeps the defense honest, and Young screws his head on really, really tight. That's a lot to ask, though, and the safe money is on them just missing the Playoffs.
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Dancing With The Stars: Erin Andrews & Maksim Chmerkovskiy's Amazing Chemistry
April 27, 2010 09:00 AM by Nancy Floyd
For months, everyone has been wondering if Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Erin Andrews, partners this season on ABC's Dancing With the Stars, are romantically involved but the couple remains coy about dating rumors. They have, however, opened up about their constant bickering on (and off) set. Keep reading for what Maksim says about their amazing chemistry and constant fighting…
Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Erin Andrews have been dodging romance rumors since season 10 of ABC's Dancing With the Stars began and they still refuse to answer the question. Are they or aren't they? They are, however, opening up about their constant bickering. Yet another thing the couple doesn't agree on? How to react when fellow Dancing With the Stars competitors are sent home.
ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews admits to feeling bad whenever contestants are eliminated from the ABC reality show.  "I don't want to see anyone go,†she told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM radio show Monday. "It's hectic. I hate Tuesdays. They're horrible. I can't stand still. I'm picking sequins off my costume. It's the worst.â€
Her partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, on the other hand, is more than happy to see the competition go. "I want to say goodbye to everyone by the end of the season,†he said. "It's been a while for me to make it past halfway in the season, and I just want to go all the way. And Erin has given me this opportunity.â€
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Help me choose a 12 string, please!
Alrighty UG. I've been playing guitar for a while and I think it's about time I get myself an acoustic 12 sting.
What I'd like to do:
I would like to to tune this guitar to D standard (Use capo for E) so that there's not too much tension on the neck. Doing this I'd be able to go back and forth with multiple alternate tunings. That's basically it I guess.
What I'd like to know:
Will there be any intonation issues?
How heavy of a set of strings should I use?
I was thinking about getting either a Fender Villager 12: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Villager12
...or a Martin D12X1AE: http://www.martinguitar.com/model/item/146-d12x1ae.html
Let me know what you guys think. Thanks!
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i dunno, i've been toying with the idea of getting an Ovation cc245. my last 12 didn't last long sadly. the cc245's cheap and sounds great for the price plus onboard electronics.
i'll just send it down to Philly so Cranky(UG's inhouse 12'er specialist) can restring it for me, not sure i have the patience.
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I would definitely get the Martin over the Fender. I've seen many 12 players tune down like you said to avoid excess tension, though i'm sure using a capo will throw off the intonation a bit. If it is properly setup the intonation throw off would be minimal.
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You might want to look at the Seagull Coastline S-12 also. It's a little over 6 bills. These have cedar tops, which should be a bit more mellow than the common spruce: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/guit...electric-guitar
Fender just released the all mahogany, "Tim Armstrong Hellcat 12 string", which as an educated guess, seems like it would just be really annoying sounding. Although, if live performance is your goal, this should have that "jangle", in spades.
I expect the Seagull 12 would be built better than your average fender, jus' sayin'.
Don't buy a 12 string without electronics for any reason.
They require a different EQ for playing solo as opposed to with a band. They're way too shrill, (IMHO), without a bass boost and treble cut when playing alone. Just a touch of amp is all that's needed to balance the sound.
I tune all my 12 strings to D standard, then capo up to concert pitch.
It f***s up the intonation big time, since what was once a 25.5 inch scale, is now about 23.5" scale tuned to the same pitch.
I've found the best way to deal with that is to tune right through the capo, since if you tune the guitar open, the string pitch change when you put on the capo is very irregular.
What you do gain with the capo, is a very low action, as your guitar now behaves like it has a zero fret, and the lower string tension lets you play longer and fret much more easily..
Electric guys have to modify their approach when going to a 12. Unless you're really strong, there's no bending, and you run out of neck in a big hurry. Arpeggiating open chords is an approach that works well, as it mitigates the effect of the ever present tuning inconsistencies of a 12 string. A full strum tends to obviate them.
Look forward to tuning more and playing less.
A standard 12 string light set, (.010-.047), is what most players use. These strings apply about 250 lbs of tension at E standard. Too much tension on the guitar IMHO.
A standard 6 string light set, (.012-.053) is about 165 lbs tension for reference.
Twelves are a bitch to tune, and trying to tune through a capo doesn't help one bit. So, I sprung for a "strobe tuner", and all is right in the world. The little Snark tuners and the like which are perfect for 6 strings, aren't accurate enough around center, (between lights) to critically tune a 12. I have a Crafter 12 with Baggs and an onboard tuner which I no longer even try to use, I just plug in to this Planet Waves: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/det...CFcad4AodP0oAVA and I'm a happy camper. Another reason to buy an AE 12, as this unit doesn't have a mic built in.
For anybody that's interested in a really good stomp box tuner, these are the sheet, and the price is now 50 bucks, down from 90 at Musician's Friend a couple of months ago.
And next time, please do us the courtesy of sparing us the 24 point print. It's unnecessary as we're glad to, and do, answer questions even if they're printed in normal sized text.
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Thanks for the replies and help!
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Jackson JS32R Dinky (w/EMG 81 and brass parts)
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"Scotchy Scotch Scotch is a delicious ice cream and I hope Ben and Jerry consider my other suggestions," Ron Burgundy said in a statement. "Malt liquor marshmallow, well liquor bourbon peanut butter, and cheap white wine sherbet."
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Lamb and chickpea balls
Lamb and chickpea balls
These lamb and chickpea balls are a little spicy and very delicious when served with hummus and tabouli. Make a double batch to save in the freezer for lunches during the week.
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- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 onion, finely diced
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed
- 1 tsp ground coriander
- 2 tsp ground cumin
- 1 tsp chilli flakes
- 1 x 400g tinned chickpeas, drained
- 500g lamb mince
- 1/2 cup fresh coriander leaves
- In a frying pan, heat the oil over medium heat and fry the onion until translucent. Add the garlic, cumin, ground coriander, cumin and chilli flakes. Cook for 2 minutes and set aside.
- Process chickpeas in a food processor until smooth and combine in a bowl with the onion mixture, lamb and fresh coriander. Roll into balls with wet hands.
- Heat vegetable oil in a frying pan over medium heat and cook the lamb and chickpea balls until brown and cooked through.
- Serve with hommous and tabouli rolled up in Lebanese bread or homemade tortillas.
- I also love serving these with tzatziki in pita pockets.
- If you make these into small bite-size balls, you can serve them on a platter with dip at cocktail parties.
- When I serve these to my children I thread them onto skewers after being cooked. They love 'food on a stick' .
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FAYETTEVILLE (Univ of Ark)- University of Arkansas volleyball head coach Robert Pulliza has announced the promotion of Carol Price-Torok to associate head coach prior to the start of the upcoming 2013 season. Price-Torok has served as the Razorbacks' assistant coach for the past five years. The Fenton, Mich., native will continue in her role as the program's recruiting coordinator. Additionally, Price-Torok's duties include film breakdown, match preparation and camp coordination.
"Carol has certainly earned this promotion," Pulliza said. "She has been with me since I first arrived here in Fayetteville and has been instrumental in the program's turnaround. She's a great role model for our student-athletes and I'm proud and thankful that she's a Razorback."
With Price-Torok on the bench, the Razorback volleyball team has increased its win total in each of the past four seasons, including a 22-win campaign in 2012 that culminated with a bid into the NCAA Tournament. Last year, Arkansas posted a 22-10 overall record and a 13-7 mark in Southeastern Conference play. The program's 20-win season is its first since 2005.
The Razorbacks finished the 2012 season in second place in the SEC Western Division and fifth in the overall conference rankings. Arkansas had a No. 32 ranking in the season's final RPI ranking. Pulliza and Price-Torok have guided the program to an improvement of more than 100 spots in the RPI with the program ranked No. 140 when the two arrived in Fayetteville prior to the 2008 season.
Price-Torok has been Arkansas' recruiting coordinator the past two seasons which has resulted in program-high class rankings in back-to-back seasons. Most recently, she spearheaded the Razorbacks' 2013 recruiting class that was rated the top incoming group in the SEC and ranked No. 16 in the country overall. The newest class of Razorbacks features three players-Danielle Harbin, Breana Jones and Megan Mollett-ranked within the Senior Aces Top 100 list.
The previous season saw Arkansas' 2012 recruiting class ranked No. 26 in the country by PrepVolleyball.com. That group also featured a trio of PrepVolleyball Senior Aces in Liz Fortado, Ana Sofia Jusino and Summer Morgan. Fortado made an immediate impact on the program and was named to the 2012 SEC All-Freshman Team after a standout first season in Cardinal and White.
Price-Torok is also responsible for Arkansas' defensive efforts. Defensively, the Razorbacks held opponents to a .188 hitting percentage in 2012 and averaged 14.97 digs per set. Both figures were good for sixth in the SEC. During the 2011 season, Arkansas finished second as a team in the league with 2.42 blocks per set and third in the conference by holding opponents to a .187 hitting percentage. In 2011, Price-Torok helped Kasey Heckelman, playing her first season as a middle blocker, finish fourth in the SEC with 1.03 blocks per set.
Since the 2008 season, Price-Torok's first at Arkansas, the program has tallied three AVCA All-America honors, five AVCA All-Region accolades and 11 All-SEC selections including SEC Freshman of the Year for Jasmine Norton in 2009 and SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year for Amanda Anderson in 2012.
Price-Torok came to Arkansas after two seasons (2006-07) as an assistant coach at the University of Texas-San Antonio. While at UTSA, she helped the Roadrunners to successes both in and out of the gym. During her tenure, six players earned All-Southland Conference honors, including first-team performers Connie Picard and Victoria Prior. In addition to UTSA's accomplishments on the court, Price-Torok assisted the Roadrunners with five selections to the SLC All-Academic Team.
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Price-Torok played collegiately at Texas A&M from 2000-03. A two-year starter as an outside hitter for the Aggies, she earned the team's Most Improved Player award as a junior. She went on to earn Best Offensive Player honors as a senior after moving to middle blocker. During Price-Torok's playing career, Texas A&M advanced to the Regional Final in 2001 and the Sweet Sixteen in 2003.
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Last month I came across a thoughtful blog post on Orthodox Jews and Mormons by Rabbi Dr. Alan Brill, the Cooperman/Ross Endowed Chair of Jewish-Christian Studies at Seton Hall University. After a brief e-mail exchange, the rabbi was kind enough to post my answers to his questions on LDS-Orthodox dialogue. Here is an excerpt:
1] Which Orthodox rabbis are you friendly with or impressed with? why?
Rather than list specific rabbis, I'd prefer to list organizations with which I have worked. The OU, Agudath Israel, The Simon Wiesenthal Center/Museum of Tolerance, Jews for Judaism, the Sephardic Educational Center, Harvard Hillel and many LA-area Orthodox synagogues all have rabbis whom I know and admire. Last summer I conducted an especially meaningful dialogue with a Montreal Orthodox rabbi. I am very impressed by their dedication to Torah-based Judaism and Jewish values, and the way in which they use their influence both to strengthen their own communities and to work with people of faith to improve the world. I have attended OU seminars and lectures on kashrut laws and dina d'malchuta dina, welcomed the collaboration of the OU and Agudath Israel with Mormons, Catholics, Muslims, and Evangelicals to pass Proposition 8 in California, attended a luncheon sponsored by Jews for Judaism, taken a Torah class from an inspired SEC rabbi, and conducted a town hall meeting on gay marriage at a leading Orthodox shul.
2] What theological topics do you talk with them?
It's hard to identify a common theme to my religious discussions with Orthodox rabbis. Together we've explored many topics: the obligations associated with the Abrahamic covenant, what it means to be created b'tselem, whether dina d'malchuta dina can ever trump Torah law, whether evil was divinely created, the role of Satan in Jewish thought, why certain prohibitions are contained in the Noahide Laws, and why religious Jews and Mormons wear sacred garments.
Two weeks ago, I had the distinct honor of giving the D'var Torah to the Orthodox minyan at Harvard University. After discussing lepers and cleansing, I thanked the Orthodox for standing for morality and Torah values in a world that sorely needs them. I'll never forget this experience.
3] Why is Mormon-Orthodox Jewish dialogue important?
Mormons generally consider the Orthodox to be Jews who take G-d and their religion seriously. We have enormous respect for people who believe that the Hebrew Bible is a divine book, and that this knowledge obligates us to act in certain ways. On a personal level, I have found that Orthodox Jews are usually much more knowledgeable about their own faith than their Reform and Conservative counterparts.
Given that Mormons believe that they are modern-day Israelites and that their theology is far more complete than other Christian belief systems on the Abrahamic covenant, chosenness and Israel, the prophetic tradition, etc., it's only natural that they would seek to dialogue with Jews who look to Judaism, not secular liberalism, for enlightenment on these questions.
The LDS Church as a whole is interested in working with other faiths in two areas: humanitarian aid and promoting religious freedom. At the grass roots level, however, Mormons love Jews, Judaism, and Israel, and any attempt by the Orthodox to engage in dialogue with us would be warmly welcomed.
4] Do the Orthodox rabbis ever learn about Mormonism and its doctrines?
I've fielded many questions from Orthodox rabbis on LDS beliefs and practice. On one occasion the local LDS Church's public affairs committee invited a group of LA-based rabbis to visit the temple in Draper, Utah, before it was dedicated. An Orthodox rabbi was in the group, and he was very appreciative of the chance to learn more about our sacred rituals.
5] If there is one message that would give an Orthodox audience?
Mormons have enormous respect for Judaism and Jews, and we have more to say to religious Jews than do other Christians.
6] Where do you see the most divergence?
Mormons have temples, revelation through prophets, and the priesthood. We consider them to be both necessary and irreplaceable. When we read the Hebrew Bible, we see a pattern of G-d calling prophets, giving them His word, and the sending them to transmit it to the masses.
There are no authorized dissenting voices in the Torah. Therefore, when a Mormon reads the Talmud, with its quarreling rabbis and multiple interpretations of scriptural passages, it's difficult for him to accept the rabbinic/Talmudic tradition as being a continuation of temple-based Judaism. For us, there can't be a prophetic tradition without prophets.
7] Is there any advice that you would give someone who is not used to encounter with Mormons.
Mormons do not believe that Jews and others who reject Jesus Christ as the Savior are going to hell. [For us the deadline for accepting G-d's truths is not death, but the olam ha-ba]. Also, there is no room in LDS doctrine for replacement theology. The Abrahamic covenant is at the center of our temple worship, and children born to couples who have been "sealed" in our temples are said to be "born in the [Abrahamic] covenant." To be sure, our definition of that covenant is more expansive than the Jewish one, but the idea that the Abrahamic covenant has been replaced by something else is antithetical to our beliefs. Does the covenant still apply to Jews? Yes. Are they keeping all of its requirements? That would make for a fascinating dialogue topic.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] Where to start with MPI on OSX?
From: shiny knight (theshinyknight_at_[hidden])
Date: 2012-11-09 18:55:14
Thanks Reuti for the sample.
I have the latest Xcode available on the Apple dev center; Xcode 4 probably?
I think that the reason why nothing happens is because the code runs via MPICH2; tried to launch mpicc with the -echo flag and i see in the output
-I/opt/local/include/mpich2 -L/opt/local/lib -lpmpich -lmpich -lopa -lmpl -lpthread
which makes me think that i am using MPICH2; I just need to figure out how to remove it now...found a dir in opt/local/include that is called mpich2 but I am not sure if is enough to just delete that dir.
When I have installed OpenMPI I followed the instructions on this site:
While for MPICH2 I've followed this one:
Most likely I've put them on top of each other and messed up both
On Nov 9, 2012, at 2:32 AM, Reuti wrote:
> Am 09.11.2012 um 08:47 schrieb shiny knight:
>> Thanks for your replies.
>> I use Snow Leopard, running ompi_info returns an error (command not found).
> I'm on this version too. Which version of Xcode do you use - "Xcode 3.2.6 and iOS SDK 4.3"? Attached is a small file which I can compile with the mentioned command.
> $ mpicc demo.m -o demo -O0 -ObjC -framework Foundation -framework CoreLocation
> $ mpiexec -np 2 ./demo
>> I was looking for installers and I remember that I have installed MPICH2 if I recall correctly (I didn't knew about openMPI until today), so I have mpicc installed.
>> Should I remove MPICH2 and install OpenMPI?
> Yes.
> Different MPI implementations have to be installed in different locations and the paths set accordingly. Also note, that an application compiled with Open MPI can't be started with MPICH2 `mpiexec` and vice versa. Well, yes - it could be started but it will only run in serial in all instances like you can start any application with `mpiexec`. As `mpicc` is only a wrapper to provide additonal paths arguments to -I/-L/-l, all usual options apply. In principle MPI applications can also be compiled by a plain gcc, but then you have to take care of all the necessary libraries on your own.
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Jennifer Garner is a mom three times over as of last February, when her son, Samuel, was born, joining sisters Violet, 6, and Seraphina, 3. But she's still most at home playing women who don't have a clue about motherhood.
"Nobody is prepared for this," she says with a laugh. "And sometimes, the harder you try, the more you mess up. There's nothing that will humble you more. I am constantly feeling that I've screwed something up, or will screw something up. You learn as you go along."
Learning to be a mom has had fringe benefits for her as an actress. Garner earned some of the best notices of her career when she played a woman who can't have a child in "Juno," work that Entertainment Weekly called Oscar-worthy and "unbelievably touching." In "Juno," her character and her husband plan to adopt the child of a pregnant teenager.
In her new film, "The Odd Life of Timothy Green," Garner plays another woman in search of a baby she cannot have. And this time, she and her husband (played by Joel Edgerton) find a little boy quite literally in the cabbage patch.
"It's as honest a depiction of parenthood as you ever want to see," she says. "Aside from finding a boy in the garden, this is about as true as you're going to get ---- faking your way through parenting, making it up as you go. You fake it 'til you make it, right?"
Of course, Garner, 40, and Oscar-winning actor/director husband Ben Affleck have access to all the child-rearing help Hollywood royalty can afford. She took 16 months off before and after Samuel's birth. And on returning to work, she found the "mothering gene" still switched on as Cindy, mom-in-training to a magical little boy in "Timothy Green," which opened Aug. 15.
CJ Adams has the title role in the film, a boy of 10 who springs up out of the garden to fulfill his parents' longing, their hopes for a child and what he would be like. And having a little boy on the set meant extra duty for Garner.
"I was like, 'Do you need a snack? It looks like your energy's failing.' 'Do you need some water? Remember to hydrate.' 'Do you need to go to the bathroom? It's been a while.' 'Do you need to be covered up? Are you cold?'
Garner laughs.
"Acting, as 'cush' of a job as it usually is, has long periods of being very uncomfortable, which is a lot to ask of a little kid," she says. "They have to stay focused through all that discomfort, too. CJ was covered in mud that's dry and itchy, or was being wet down all the time so that the mud has the right look to it. Pretending to be cold when it's really hot ---- 100 degrees ---- and you're dressed in all these itchy winter clothes. Nothing an adult should be complaining about, but for a little kid, your heart goes out to him."
Actors create and break up families with every film shoot, but Garner says that's harder to do when there are child actors involved. First of all, she wanted to take CJ home with her.
"What an adorable kid! I got so attached to him that I couldn't bear saying goodbye to that boy. I mean, I've got three of my own. But I couldn't seem to move on. I'd be talking with him on the phone, texting with his mom. 'The next time I'm going to see you is ... ' "
That probably doesn't happen to every actor who works with children. But Garner's reality is a lot more down-to-Earth than Hollywood. The Charleston, W.Va., native is in Charleston as we speak by phone.


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Quote Wease:I'd try another
The Mac mini is about half the price of a MacBook Pro
....even a newer old model.....and is much the same spec.....£499 from apple now and
would be an equal-ish kinda upgrade as a nearly new MacBook Pro.....(I don't think you'd
get a second hand MacBook...they haven't made MacBooks for a while....)
you can pick up a monitor/mouse/keyboard very cheaply...wireless or USB
you could buy a Mac mini and iPad for the price of a new MacBook Pro (you'd save £100
which would buy you a monitor....nearly!...and mice and keyboards are relatively
cheap).....you'd basically have a free iPad!!!!!
It sounds as
if you have already budgeted for your sound card mice etc and other studio stuff (or
already have them) and the Mac mini will fit in fine.....especially if you don't need to
be especially mobile.....the Mac mini is very small and portable tho.
As for
The iPad and apps there are interesting things...and apps are beginning to be useful as
replacement AU instruments...thanks to the new audiobus app and core audio/midi
integration......and some controller apps are available....but IPad isnt and was never
meant to be a computer replacement...and there is always a use for high processor and ram
usage that only a "pc" format can give - and the higher end programmes...like logic
........at least at the present time
Quote discospring:Thanks for
these ideas. I'm off to the apple store to quiz the music genius before i decide...
Quote G-Doubleyou:Quote discospring:Thanks for
these ideas. I'm off to the apple store to quiz the music genius before i decide... I wouldn't be looking in an
Apple Store for a music genius!Checkout http://www.idesignsound.com/ for everything musical in the iOS
Quote Skerrick:lol, so i
found this pair of "parrot" headphones on display in the mac store, theyre like $499.. i
asked the girl wearing the genius shirt what the impedance was and whether theyd be good
for production or if theyre just for regular use, so she went to the shelf, grabbed the
box, lurked the back of it for about 2 minutes, then said she didnt know.. embarassing
moment for apple imho.
Quote G-Doubleyou:I have an
Alesis iO Dock, allows me to use the iPad like an external midi module.Just
starting to explore the available amp modelers.The Fairlight emulator,and
Animoog sound good to my ears.
Quote Wease:Quote G-Doubleyou:I have an
Alesis iO Dock, allows me to use the iPad like an external midi module.
starting to explore the available amp modelers.
The Fairlight emulator,and
Animoog sound good to my ears.
I've been looking at
something similar......how are you finding the alesis??
As for advice....I'd
actually go down to a music shop that resells apple for apple music advice....but
iOS is a little different....you might actually find more advice on these forums
than anywhere else.....I think there is a sticky on this section that relates to iOS apps
for music....from real users
The only cost to the op is that you should also
add any I sights you may have!!!
Me....I find the iPad a useful sketch
pad with GarageBand, an interesting alternative controller with touchosc, alchemy and ac
controller apps and a useful sound source with the likes of animoog tenori-I and
others.....the most interesting app development seems to be as a specific controller for
"main" daw instruments etc....alchemy being one I use.....
I'm also finding
that the iPad is becoming more my tinternet, document work, photo organiser etc and my mac
has much less, but more focused work (music and film editing)....
Quote G-Doubleyou:I have an
Alesis iO Dock, allows me to use the iPad like an external midi module.
starting to explore the available amp modelers.
The Fairlight emulator,and
Animoog sound good to my ears.
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Thanks homie I really appreciate it. It's not exactly poetry (rap lyrics) but still counts as poetry and it's my true beliefs and I believe it's legit non-fiction but people just don't realize it.
Most of my songs are written through inspiration, usually I can't write something serious like this unless somethings motivates me to. I mean I can but it wont sound as clean, delivery wont be as good, flow wont seem spot on, etc. I like to mess around with the rhyme schemes as well and not just A,B C,D, E,F with double each until the whole song is over. In this one I added rhyme schemes in one bar/line so more than one word rhymed while maintaining my flow and skipped bars/lines to rhyme into the next one after it while the one in between rhymed with the following line like Town, count, down, amount. See how that works? They are all similar in rhyme and have the same characteristics but are completely different rhyming words. You gotta know when to use them and not to use them. I can't stand it when rhyming is competitive, I'm versatile with my rhymes, you'll see more rhyming techniques in other songs like ,multisyllable rhymes, perfect rhymes, bending rhymes (pronounced in different ways to rhyme), etc.
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The Lakers were trailing 80-75 when Bynum took exception to a foul by Samuel Dalembert with 1:18 left in the third quarter and had to be restrained by teammates, earning a technical foul. He got another one with 11:17 left in the game after hitting a hook shot and mouthing off to the Houston bench on his way downcourt.
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The Bachelorette: Chris Harrison
Chris Harrison was there as we watched some of the most shocking moments of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. He gets us into the mindset of each bachelor or bachelorette as he prepares them before every rose ceremony. He asks questions we want to know during the Men/Women Tell All and the After the Final Rose specials. And, quite frankly, we can't imagine The Bachelor or The Bachelorette without him.
Chris Harrison began his television career by covering local sports in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Dallas, Texas native went to Oklahoma City University on a soccer scholarship and then made the natural transition to sportscasting with a local station. During his six years there, he worked his way up the ranks from part-time sportscaster to weekend sportscaster. He also had the opportunity to cover hard news stories, including the 1995 tragedy at the Federal Building, an event which profoundly affected his perspective on life and career.
A visit to L.A. in 1999 for an audition for a horseracing network led to a permanent move. Later that year, Harrison landed the job as host of HGTV's Designer's Challenge, which has consistently been one of the network's highest rated shows. In 2001 he became host of ABC's hit romance/reality series The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. This year he will also host ABC's new reality show, Bachelor Pad, the first all-star reunion from previous seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, which premieres August 9.
Harrison continues to advance in the entertainment industry through a variety of professional endeavors. He will host live television coverage of the final championship rounds of The 2010 Scripps National Spelling Bee on June 4, from Washington, DC, on ABC. Previously, he and Dancing with the Stars' Carrie Ann Inaba co-hosted the TV Guide Network's 2009 Emmy Awards live red carpet coverage, and will continue in those roles for all of the network's upcoming red carpet awards coverage for the next two years. Harrison co-hosted ABC's 2008 American Music Awards Red Carpet Live! with Ms. Inaba. He also hosted Road to the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards, ABC.com's daily coverage leading up to the 2008 Primetime Emmy Awards. He co-hosted E!'s 2006 coverage of the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes, and in 2008 moved to TV Guide Network to not only cover all the major awards shows, but also to host the network's new one-hour weeknight entertainment news show Hollywood 411. In 2004 he hosted the Miss America Pageant for ABC.
The versatile Harrison has done his fair share of acting as well, having garnered roles in the popular television series Alias, The Practice, Six Feet Under and Sabrina the Teenage Witch. His feature film appearances include Bounce, Showtime and, most recently, portraying himself in the comedy Date Movie.
In his spare time, Harrison still plays soccer and has become addicted to golf. He has developed a great appreciation for the weather and lifestyle of Southern California, and spends as much time as possible outdoors with his college sweetheart and wife of 16 years, Gwen, eight-year-old son Joshua and six-year-old daughter Taylor.
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The Story Behind the Dress
The strange outfits you see our faculty and staff wearing at commencement are called "academic dress" or "academic regalia" and are traditional for that setting. It means the wearer holds a university degree and, in some ways, is distinctive to the institution from which the wearer graduated. The majority of colleges and universities follow an inter-collegiate code which sets out a detailed uniform scheme for academic regalia.
Most robes are black, regardless of what academic degree (bachelors, masters or doctoral) the wearer holds, though some schools use robes in the school's colors. Doctoral gowns display three velvet bands on the sleeves and velvet facing running down the front of the gown. Gown trim can either be black or the color designated for the field of study in which the doctorate was earned. Doctoral robes sport full sleeves, instead of the bell-shaped sleeves of the bachelor's gown.
The shell material of the hood, that colorful cloth draped over the robe, must be black regardless of the color of the robe being worn. The interior lining of the hood, usually silk, displays colors in a pattern prescribed by the institution from which the wearer received his or her degree. The opening of the hood is trimmed in velvet or velveteen, and its color is distinctive of the academic field to which the degree pertains.
Caps & Tams
No academic costume is complete without headwear, which will vary with the level of academic achievement. For headwear, the code recommends mortarboards (you can understand why they call them that if you've ever witnessed brick being laid), with the material required to match the gown. The doctor's degree headwear is the exception – coming in the form of a multi-sided tam made of velvet.
The tassel worn on a mortarboard or tam provides the greatest opportunity for creativity
in academic dress. It can be black, gold, the colors of a specific college, or the
academic discipline of the degree. It can also be used to indicate membership in honor
societies or other awards.
Some colleges have a tradition of moving the tassel from one side to the other on graduating, but this can prove to be impractical in springtime outdoor commencements in Texas due to wind velocity. Not to worry, ours will be inside the Convention Center!


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Genres: Blues-rock, Boogie Rock, Southern Rock, Hard Rock
Years Active: 1969–present
Genres: Blues-rock, Boogie Rock, Southern Rock, Hard Rock
ZZ Top is an American rock band, sometimes referred to as "That Little Ol' Band from Texas". Their style, which is rooted from blues-based boogie rock, has come to incorporate elements of arena, Southern, and dance-rock. The band is from Houston, Texas, formed in 1969. Musician Billy Gibbons and drummer Dan Mitchell, originally in a band called the Moving Sidewalks, got together with bassist Lanier Greig, forming ZZ Top. In 1969, Greig and Mitchell were replaced by Dusty Hill and Frank Beard from the band American Blues. The band soon began developing a following in Texas. They were signed to London Records in 1970, and released several albums, beginning with their 1971 debut album, foll... Continue Bio >>
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With everyone speculating about how brands can use Vine effectively here's the results of a short brainstorming session for the SEO industry.
Got an idea? Add in the comments.
Idea 1: Beal Keels
Where @AndyBeal films himself falling over at different SEO conferences.
Idea 2: Barone's Trombone
@LisaBarone playing the trombone. If she finds it too easy we could add 'whilst eating a Toblerone'.
Idea 3: Matt Cutts Spammers
@MattCutts literally tortures some black hats with sharp instruments. They've got the 17+ rating now it's totally ok to do this.
Idea 4: Tic Toc
SEOs are asked to pronouce @krystianszastok name correctly within 6 seconds & watch them get a facial tic as a result.
Idea 5: McGaffin's Laughin'
We tell @mcgaffin jokes & see which one needs the most vine videos to film his reaction.
Idea 6: Kohn's Prawns
@ajkohn big game fishing and then smashing up seafood violently in a crab shack.
Idea 7: Dyson v Tyson
We watch @ChrisLDyson being repeatedly punched from Mike Tyson.
Idea 8: Shove It
@RichardShove pushes random people off of public transport. This is probably the most dangerous and disturbing idea.
Idea 9: Aaron's Wall
We watch @aaronwall building a giant wall. This is probably the longest and least exciting idea.
Idea 10: Perrott's Parrots
@James_Perrott has to fend off a flock of unfriendly parrots using only an iPad.
Idea 11: Koozai's Kazoo
Various members of the @Koozai team try to play the Kazoo without laughing.
Idea 12: Fishkin's Kitchen
@randfish shows us what he's cooking. It's the only word that rhymed well. Admittedly not a very exciting idea.
Idea 13: Will Crutchlow
@willcritchlow uses very small crutches to great comedic effect.
Idea 14: Agate's Maggot
This only works if you pronounce it (Aggot) as we would in Scotland. @JamesAgate eats maggots who fail to write a good Guest Post for him within the 6 seconds Vine timer. (Rumours have it this is almost how Skyrocket operates on a Friday anyway!)
Idea 15: Ha Ha Thisaway Ha Ha Hathaway
@HathawayP dances like Whizbit from that Paul Daniels show years ago.
Idea 16: Julie's Woolies
@JulieJoyce introduces us to a variety of cute wooly animals starting with this guy!
Idea 17: Revells Revels Roullette
@s_rvll plays roullette with revels til he gets one he hates.
(Submitted by Rob Duckers)
Idea 18: Content Moos
@content_muse tangles with cows for six seconds of verbal battling
(Submitted by @wayneb77 from Boom Online)
Idea 19: Chris as Girl Christ
@hitreach dresses as Jesus following his successful operation. Oi!!!
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Idea 20: Will Reynolds?
In which @wilreynolds tries to encourage other Reynolds', like Burt, to do ludicrous things. Will they?
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Idea 21: Randy Fishcakes
@randfish looks at the love life of a loving couple of fishcakes (lol!?)
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Idea 22: Anthony Pensabenny
@content_muse performs a Benny Hill-style high speed chase of women in lingerie.
(Submitted by @iainbartholomew from Perfectly Plausible)
Idea 23: Watch Paul Madden
We hurl abuse, and objects, at @PaulDavidMadden and watch him get really annoyed.
Idea 24: Moogan or Dougan
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Thread: Baby Girl Kick is here!
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Re: Baby Girl Kick is here!
So happy to hear your news. She has a beautiful name. Congratulations!Psalm 23
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Re: Baby Girl Kick is here!
Thank you all so much! She is such a joy, and I truly believe her name is perfect for her more and more every day. She is a quiet, content baby with a pleasant disposition. Thank you for your support and help!
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I am so glad that you were able to name her one of your favorite names! I am sure all the frustration was worth it. CONGRATS!!!!