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I planned Kye's party from 4-6 because I wanted him to be able to sleep for his full nap and wake up in a good mood. AND I wanted time for family pictures before the party. We did it last year and it was quite a success and luckily this years mini-photo session turned out just as great! I LOVE having a fireplace to take family photos in front of :)
the birthday boy and Gramma
Big Papa and G-Mama
He was kinda getting over the picture takin ;)
Uncle Brandon and Auntie Chrissy!
It was AWESOME having my whole family there (minus Dad) for the party
Once the party got started, it got STARTED! It was pretty hectic, exciting, and FUN! Here's about a million pictures of the event, if you want to see all the party decorations you can go here. Enjoy!
didn't he look handsome?
As the guests arrived we had them go ahead and make their caps. Kye was SUCH a great host. Jude was the first friend to come and Kye went right up to him and said "hot dog?" and handed him a little smokie! It was so cute to see him make sure all of his friends had a fun time. He did great being a social butterfly and going from friend to friend throughout the party.
Kye's cap!
He only wore it for like 2 seconds
Jude was a little ham, he's too fun
I told you the donut holes were a hit :)
we need to come up with a new word to get him to smile b/c this is his "cheese" face
the Starr's came to golf it up
ready for the putting range
Jude was even dressed the part ;)
Scotty kept his little cap on the WHOLE party, it was precious
Lorelai enjoyed her donut hole as you can tell be the leftovers all over her face!
learning from a set of pros
Kye kept his donut hole in one hand and a hot dog in the other the entire party
constant snacking
I'm SO glad we pulled out all of the backyard type toys to keep the kids entertained
driving under the influence of LOTS of chocolate...
I love this picture
Uncle Brandon helping him out
two good buds taking a break from the fun
twin smiles!!!
at least he knows where the ball is supposed to go...
Can you tell it was a little crazy? We had TWELVE kids there around the age of TWO! "They" say you should only invite the number of children to a party that your child is old. So Kye should have only had two friends for his party...yeah right! Since last year's party was mostly OUR friends, I wanted this years party to be about Kye and his friends. I thought it was important to invite all the kids in his Sunday school and bible study class as I want those friendships to extend beyond church. Growing up with Christian friends is SO important and the younger he starts making them, the better :)
golf cart ride time!
Lorelai wasn't feeling it
the party may have been ALL about Kye but I wanted some pics with my friends too :)
Baby Preston will be here SOON!
Chrissy was SUCH a huge help and I loved spending time together
While we invited a TON of kids and loved that they all came for the big event, really there could have just been one party guest and Kye would have been thrilled. When Courtney and Brad walked in Kye immediately shouted "COLT!!!!!" and raced over to his cousin. It was precious!!! This is one of the pictures I snapped from the day and it's def one of my favs. He loves his cousin for sure :)Most of the party was outside! The parents did enjoy a tour of our house, well a self-guided tour anyway. I just told everyone they could peak around if they wanted :) We totally plan to have a house warming type party once we get everything completely done...hopefully sometime in May or June so let me know if you'd like to be invited to that and come see the finished product of all our hard work!
We decided to sing Happy Birthday inside and then let everyone take the cupcakes back outside to eat. The donut holes had caused enough mess already all over the house and we didn't need cupcakes adding to it ;) Kye was SO excited for everyone to sing to him and he kept saying "sing! sing!"
He LOVED the attention!
I love Little Mama peeking in the window :)
I was so proud he blew the candle out on the first try, such a big boy
It was all SO cute and by far my favorite part of the party. You could tell Kye was SO happy and loved everyone singing to him for his birthday. He cheered and said yay and blew out his candle like a champ! Zach video taped the whole thing and the next morning we were pumped to watch it. Guess what? Video camera didn't work :( We were very upset and disappointed so we put Kye back in his shirt and sang to him ourselves so we could at least get that on video. Are we lame for trying to recreate it? We even got the table cloth out of the trash for it haha it's not half as cute as the original (and Zach's sleepy voice ain't too sexy either...) but at least we get to have the memory, you can watch the video here!after the singing he did try to eat the candle
time to dig in!
Before going down for his nap Kye opened the blocks we got him from his real birthday and played with them with Daddy. So of course right when he got up from his nap that's ALL he would talk about. Throughout the party he'd ask to play with the blocks. While everyone was outside enjoying their cupcakes we let him go into the nursery and play with them. I figured it'd be a good little break from all the craziness before opening presents :)present time
Opening the presents was my least favorite part of the party. Would it be rude of me if we don't open presents during a party EVER again?!? It was just TOO crazy. SO many kids were in my face trying to tear open Kye's gifts and he didn't even enjoy the process. I didn't want anything to get opened out of the packaging so I rushed him to the next present before he'd ask to take the toys out. It was stressful and not the least bit fun for anyone. I mean who even enjoys that part at a party anyway??? I'd rather spend that time playing more fun games and such than being bombarded with kids. Any thoughts?this smile is saying "back up off me!!!!"
peeking to see what's next!
I've learned there's a BIG advantage being the first present giver...it seems like kids are drawn to the first thing they open and really love it. Brandon and Chrissy got Kye some little toy cars and he LOVES them! After the opening craziness we did open those for him and he played with them with his friends. The party ended a little early b/c after the stress of gifts I was pretty DONE. I (politely, of course) thanked everyone for coming and reminded them to take a favor on their way out. Of course some family and friends stayed to visit and I enjoyed that time because it was more relaxed. I'm BEYOND thankful for my mom because she had everything cleaned up before the party was even officially over :) Made my night so much easier, that's for sure.
Matt and Zach
So glad Jordan was able to be in town for the big event!
Casey and me
Courtney and me
At 6:00 Kye started to beg to go night-night. He was WORN OUT. Of course we let him get into his crib and rest while we said goodbye to everyone. I was so worn out that I felt like joining him!Brandon and Chrissy stayed the night with Mom so the three of them hung out after everyone else left and we were able to coax Kye out of the crib to spend some time with the family before bedtime. He was pretty much a donut hole filled zombie ;)
Other than the present opening, I had a GREAT time at the party and I think everyone else did too. I KNOW Kye did as it took quite awhile to get him to stop thinking that everyday was his birthday :)
I am glad I had so many activities, that I had so much food, and that we had some outdoor seating. Next time around I plan on (possibly?) skipping out on the present opening and I think I'll hire a party photographer. Robyn and Chrissy did AWESOME but I do feel bad that I don't have pictures of everyone that was there. Especially the great grandparents! I managed to play hostess and photographer last year but I don't see that happening EVER again. It added too much extra stress on me and I like to just be able to relax and enjoy the events I plan.
Here's everyone who came to the party so we can remember: Jude, Jesselyn, Jayson, Michael, Lorelai, Colt, Payton, Cade, Brooklyn, Bayleigh, Scotty (and all their parents, of course! at what age do drop-off parties start???), Big Daddy, Little Mama, Mema, Jolee, Trey, Ashley, Courtney, Brad, Debbie, Jake, Casey, Jordan, Brandon, Chrissy, Mom, Mrs. Charlotte, and Mr. Rusty! We had over 40 people come by to see Kye on his big day and I feel like the party was a SUCCESS. Can't wait for next year :)


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Naturally, all eyes will be on new starting quarterback Mike Glennon when the Bucs' offense takes the field on Sunday. The third-round pick out of North Carolina State will make his first-ever NFL start at the helm of an offensive unit that has struggled to find much consistency this season.
However, Head Coach Greg Schiano says he's confident in his young passer – it's the reason he's handing Glennon the reins.
"Mike's a smart, tough football player who loves the game," Schiano said. "I think he works extremely hard, I think he will go out and try to do what we're coaching him to do. He's not going to be perfect, no one is. But I think he's going to try to execute to the best of his abilities what we're asking him to do in the game plan. I think he'll be accurate [and] I think he'll go out and do it."
Defensively, the Bucs will look to continue improving on a strong start to the season. Although the Patriots came away with a decisive 23-3 victory last weekend, the Bucs were still able to sack Tom Brady three times and intercept him once.
That pick, by safety
In fact, the Bucs have emerged as one of the stingiest red zone defenses in the entire league, allowing the third-lowest red zone touchdown percentage (27.3 percent) and the second-fewest points per red zone trip (3.27).
Those stats put the Bucs atop the NFC in each category, and with an Arizona offense on tap that has struggled to score points in the red zone (currently ranked 30th in the league with a touchdown percentage of just 37.5 percent), it could prove to be a turning point.
"I think [our red zone success] is just us taking a lot of pride in what we're doing," said Barron. "As a defense, we want to be known as a strong defense in every aspect of the game. I think that just comes down to pride and being willing to bow up down in the red zone."
Despite its red zone struggles, the Arizona offense – with veteran quarterback Carson Palmer and elite wideout Larry Fitzgerald – is still a force to be reckoned with.
Fitzgerald, in particular, will draw plenty of attention from the Bucs defense, as the future Hall of Famer has the freakish physical skills to turn a game on its head with a single acrobatic catch.
"He's as good as any of them," said Tampa Bay Defensive Coordinator Bill Sheridan. "Obviously he's got great size – he's just a very big presence out there. As tight of coverage as you can possibly get on him, he still has the ability to just [gain] body position and out-jump guys and come down with guys draped all over him. Maybe the bigger challenge is the fact that they have other outstanding receivers. That's the best part of their skill, the three wide receivers, that's why they're in so much three wide receivers groupings. But Larry, yeah, he's as good as anybody, now for sure. He'll be one of the best ever."
On the other side of the football, Arizona brings a defensive unit to Tampa that is quite stout against the run – one of the few strong points for the Bucs' offense so far in 2013.
The Cardinals currently rank third in the league against the run, allowing an average of just over 73 yards per game on the ground, while Bucs running back
Something's going to have to give on Sunday, and Head Coach Greg Schiano credits the Cardinals' starting defensive line – end Calais Campbell and tackles Dan Williams and Darnell Dockett – as a key concern.
"I think their front three is a tremendous challenge," Schiano said. "They're three very good football players, physically impressive football players. We have an impressive physical [offensive] line. I think it's going to be a great matchup, one that is going to be, I think, critical in determining who wins the game."
The Buccaneers lead their all-time series with the Cardinals, 9-8, dating back to a first meeting in 1977 that holds some importance in Tampa Bay's franchise history. After getting their first-ever regular-season victory in New Orleans on Dec. 11, the Buccaneers followed that up with a 17-7 decision against the then-St. Louis Cardinals that stands as the organization's first win at home.
The Bucs are 6-4 against Arizona in home games and have won six of the last eight meetings overall. Tampa Bay won the most recent meeting in the series with a 38-35 victory at University of Phoenix Stadium in 2010. The Buccaneers also won, 17-10, in the last game played at Raymond James Stadium, in 2007.
Player | Injury | Game Status |
Knee | Out | |
S Mark Barron | Hamstring | Probable |
Illness | Out | |
TE | Ankle | Out |
DT | Back | Probable |
Ribs | Questionable | |
DT | Knee | Out |
DT | Ankle | Probable |
Hamstring | Questionable | |
WR Mike Williams | Hamstring | Questionable |
Player | Injury | Game Status |
WR Larry Fitzgerald | Hamstring | Probable |
S Rashad Johnson | Finger | Questionable |
RB Rashard Mendenhall | Toe | Probable |
LB Kevin Minter | Hamstring | Out |
DE Ronald Talley | Wrist | Probable |
DT Dan Williams | NJI* | Out |
* Not injury related
Buccaneers safety Dashon Goldson's hard-hitting ways very nearly earned him a stay on the sidelines recently, although a successful appeal of his suspension prevented him from missing any time.
The close brush with a suspension means Goldson may have had to change how he plays ever so slightly, but finding that perfect balance of physical, aggressive – yet still legal – tackling is something he's continuing to work on.
"It's really tough," Goldson said. "You've been trained a certain way for years and you feel that you've been doing it the correct way and everybody's been praising you on how you do it right and then all of a sudden [it turns]. Everybody thinks you're a dirty player all of a sudden. I guess you've just got to continue to get better as a player and try to be smart at the same time. It's kind of tough, but you have to get it done."
Playing hard-nosed football, making big hits and impacting the game with splash plays, all while staying within the narrow confines of the NFL rulebook, might not be any more crucial than when a big-name receiver like Larry Fitzgerald comes to town this weekend along with his Arizona Cardinals teammates.
Goldson and rest of the Bucs' secondary will have their work cut out for them trying to contain Fitzgerald, a five-time Pro Bowler and holder of nearly every career receiving record in Cardinals franchise history.
"Larry is a phenomenal player," Goldson said. "I was fortunate to play against him a few years back [with San Francisco]. Those were some good games, good challenges. I'm expecting the same game this week.
"He's a smart football player, [he runs] good routes [and has] strong hands. He does a phenomenal job for their football team. He's an elite wide receiver in this league. He's physical, a big body guy, he knows how to use his body."
Goldson will also be using his body on Sunday, albeit with a different purpose than Fitzgerald and with a dash more attention towards the legality of his big hits. Goldson said it was a point of emphasis prior to the New England game last weekend, and it's something he'll continue to focus on against Arizona and throughout the rest of the season.
"I was a little more careful," Goldson said of his mindset against the Patriots. "Coach [Schiano] mentioned before the game, 'Be a little cautious.' I had to be careful, but at the same time I have to play football."
How can we resist this matchup? Fitzgerald recruited Revis to the University of Pittsburgh almost a decade ago, and since then each has developed into one of the best – if not the best – at his position. They've only met one other team since hitting the NFL, back in 2008 when Revis was a young player with the New York Jets, and both had big days in an eventual Jet victory.
Will the Buccaneers plaster Revis on Fitzgerald for the entire afternoon in an effort to take away Carson Palmer's best target. Actually, probably not, given that the Cardinals' offense also features two other very good receivers in Andre Roberts and Michael Floyd. Still, there are sure to be plenty of snaps in which Fitzgerald finds himself on Revis Island, and it would be a huge boon to the Buccaneers' defense if Arizona's all-pro receiver is held in check on the afternoon.
The Buccaneers and Patriots have both done a good job of preventing their opponents from scoring this season, but have also had trouble lighting up their own halves of the scoreboard. Both teams have also protected the passer well, but the Bucs' pass-rush has been more productive. New England's pass defense has been very good, but Tampa Bay might be able to exploit the Patriots' 28th-ranked run defense.
Points Per Game | 31 | 25 |
Yards Per Game | 31 | 23 |
Rushing Yards Per Game | 15 | 23 |
Average Per Rush | 16 | 19 |
Passing Yards Per Game | 31 | 19 |
Sacks Allowed | 10t | 20t |
Interceptions Thrown | 17t | 22t |
Third-Down Efficiency | 16 | 23 |
Punt Return Average | 10 | 24 |
Kickoff Return Average | 3 | 14 |
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Points Per Game | 11 | 22 |
Yards Per Game | 15t | 19t |
Rushing Yards Per Game | 17 | 3 |
Average Per Rush | 14 | 4 |
Passing Yards Per Game | 15 | 26 |
Sacks | 3t | 28t |
Interceptions | 7t | 19t |
Third-Down Efficiency | 15t | 19t |
Punt Return Average | 24 | 19 |
Kickoff Return Average | 12 | 5 |
Turnover Differential | 14t | 19t |
Gross Punting Average | 21 | 28 |
Net Punting Average | 8 | 29 |
Field Goal Percentage | 29t | 17t |
• RB Doug Martin has 12 career rushing touchdowns and needs only two more to pass LeGarrette Blount (13 from 2010-12), and Doug Williams (13 from 1978-82) for 10th-most in franchise history.
• WR Mike Williams has 24 career touchdown catches and with one more he will surpass Dave Moore (24 touchdown catches from 1992-2001, 2004-06) for fifth-most in franchise history.
• Williams has 2,857 career receiving yards and needs 79 more to pass Michael Clayton (2,936 receiving yards from 2004-09) for ninth and 85 more to pass Bruce Hill (2,942 receiving yards from 1987-91).


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Arby's has a new logo—again.
The new logo, which replaces the logo that was created just a year ago, was introduced at Arby's National Franchise Conference in October. In November, it popped up in a commercial for Arby's French Dip and Swiss. Now, the new logo has subtly replaced the old one on Arby's social media sites.
With bold red lettering reminiscent of the chain's original lettering and hat, the new logo "will start appearing in our print advertising/coupons, point-of-purchase (POP) collateral and merchandising materials in January," says Arby's communications manager Jason Rollins. "Restaurant signs will update on a rolling schedule as needed, beginning early next year."
Related: A Racist Sign at Sonic and 5 Other Franchise PR Disasters
Amazingly, the "old" Arby's logo was only a year old. In October 2012, Arby's rolled out a brand relaunch with a "modernized" logo, new tagline of "Slicing Up Freshness" and a website refresh. The revamp was the work of Adrienne Weiss Corporation and Alcone Marketing with Crispin Porter & Bogusky.
Reactions were almost immediately negative. Critics called the logo a " travesty," " forced," and " half-baked." Brand New's poll of 3,600 individuals found that 93 percent disliked the update. The attempt to refresh the brand had fallen flat.
In 2013, Arby's hired a new CEO and CMO. In October, AdWeek reported that Arby's was searching for a new creative agency, turning away from Crispin Porter & Bogusky, the agency responsible for the rebranding. Arby's hopes to have a final decision on the replacement agency by early 2014.
Arby's annual media spending approaches $125 million each year. However, the real money from a logo revamp is not necessarily in advertising, but instead in replacing the countless items on which the logo appears. Point-of-purchase collateral and merchandising materials can encapsulate everything from stationery and business cards to brochures and napkins. Two redesigns in two years is a costly expense, no matter what you pay your ad agency.
Ultimately, Arby's new logo is a return to a refreshed version of an old favorite. With no big announcement to highlight the change, reactions have been quieter, but much more positive than in 2012. In the words of one Facebook commenter: "I'm glad they went to one that's more like the original! Stay true to your roots Arby's!"
What do you think of Arby's redesign—an expensive change or a necessary correction?
Related: Goodbye Bacon, Hello Health Food: 6 Restaurant Trends for 2014
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Today is an important day in Architecture. Groundbreaking French architect, Jean Nouvel, has won the Pritzker Prize. The prize, awarded annually to a living architect by a jury, is chosen by the Hyatt Foundation. Every single one of Nouvel's buildings is unique. He is not recognized by a particular style, but by the innovation he brings to each project. In an article by New York Times he states, "Every time I try to find what I call the missing piece of the puzzle, the right building in the right place," Having said that, he does not design buildings merely resemble the surroundings. "Generally, when you say context, people think you want to copy the buildings around, but often context is contrast," he said."The wind, the color of the sky, the trees around — the building is not done only to be the most beautiful," he said. "It's done to give advantage to the surroundings. It's a dialogue."
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The opening track of 100 Percent Human, from the British duo Pocket Size, sports a loopy marimba-like rhythm that brings to mind a National Geographic special or the lost Romancing the Stone background music. When Liz Ovis' voice—a mesmerizing slice of Sheryl Crow with Shirly Manson, Joni Mitchell, and Chrissy Hynde on top—and utility musician Darren Pearson's drum loops, hand claps and acoustic guitar come in, however, "Human Touch," with it's feel good lyrics and frightening catchiness, paves the way for an astounding pop/country/electronica-lite accomplishment.
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"Philip Glass, the artistic director of the Tibet House benefits, celebrated his 80th birthday at this year's annual benefit with performances from Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, Brittany Howard, Sufjan Stevens and more.
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Bayern Munich general manager Uli Hoeneß has today told Bild that he would sell Franck Ribery to Real Madrid only if an offer of €100m was made.
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Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines
Release Notes for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6
Published: August 11, 2011 OL-25084-02This document contains the following topics:
•Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines
System Requirements
System requirements are documented in the Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6. For documentation updates after publication, see Cisco.com.
Compatibility information is documented in the Supported Devices and Interoperable Software Table for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6 and the Cisco Unified Service Monitor 8.6 Compatibility Matrix.
New and Changed Features
The following are the new features in this release:
•Network Address Translation (NAT) support—Ability to monitor Unified Communications and underlying transport infrastructure devices sitting behind the NAT wall.
•Unified Communications enhancements and device support:
–Support for Unity Connection clusters and cluster events and monitoring
–RTMT-based Voice Services Monitoring for Unity Connection
–New counters for Unified Presence Server
–Syslog-based service status monitoring
–Voice Portal performance trending graph support
–New counters for Unified Presence Server
–Unified SIP Proxy support for basic device monitoring
–Support for call volume-based trunk utilization via HighTrunkUtilization event
•New phone models including:
–3905 (Cisco Unified SIP)
–6951 RT Lite
–Cius business tablet
–Apple iPhone
–Nokia Dragons
–Tandberg E20 managed as a SIP endpoint consistently with 99xx series phones as supported in UCMS 8.5
–TelePresence EX90
–Unified Communications Integration for Microsoft Office Communicator (CUCIMOC) 8.5
•New device support, including:
–Cisco Unified Border Element 8.6
–Cisco Unified Meeting Place Enterprise 8.5(2) and Unified SIP Proxy 8.5(2)
–Feature parity of Unified Communications 8.6 applications with functionality from UC 8.6. See the Supported Devices and Interoperable Software Table for Cisco Unified Operations Manager for a complete list of devices and software applications.
•New multi-customer support. For more details, see Multiple End-Customer Features.
•Email notification customization that allows you to integrate event with third-party tools.
•Portal enhancements:
–New Gateway Diagnostics View (with five new portlets including Voice ports, Infrastructure, DSP utilization and Resource utilization portlets). Also includes navigation from Search results, PSTN trunk portlet in the Summary view and a Gateway portlet in the Cluster view.
–Custom tabbed menu bar for inline view of performance, Service Level View and overview dashboards.
–Color coded utilization bars display the resource consumption for data such as CPU, VM, and disk usage.
–Enhancements to Phone Diagnostics View.
–DP and Phone model-based search support.
–Icons for Service running status.
•Additional documentation is available on Cisco.com. See:
–Best practices guides for managing Cisco devices.
–Deployment guide.
–E-learning video tutorials available from the user interface. You can also view these videos on Cisco.com at http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le31/le46/nmtg_training/vods/om/om80/pointer.html.
For Cisco.com links to the entire documentation set and other related documents, see Documentation Updates and Related Documentation.
See Table 2 for problems that are resolved in this release.
Multiple End-Customer Features
The multiple end-customer implementation of Operations Manager and Service Monitor are the same as the enterprise version, except for the following:
•The installation choice of multiple end-customer deployment must be selected to receive the appropriate software updates.
•In the device selector, the groupName is Customers and contains the various customer names in the multiple end-customer network. For enterprise users, the groupName remains Unified CMs.
•Customer Name appears in the following user interfaces: Fault Monitor, Notifications, Personalized Reports, Diagnostic Reports, and so on.
Important Notes
The following topics include important information:
•Memory Usage for Multiple Phone Reports
For updates to the Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager or the User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager, see Documentation Updates.
Installation Notes
See the Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6 for details on installation, upgrade/migration, and getting started.
The upgrade path that was tested and is supported in Operations Manager, release 8.0 to 8.6 and 8.5 to 8.6.
There is no direct upgrade from Operations Manager releases before 8.0.
If you are running 8.0 or 8.5, see the Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6 for complete details on installation and upgrade procedures.
If you are running a release before 8.0:
•For 2.3 users, migrate to 8.5. For instructions on migration tasks, see Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.5.
•For 2.2 users, migrate to 8.0. For instructions on migration tasks, see Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.0
Note Some known problems in Service Monitor have been resolved. If you run Service Monitor on the server with Operations Manager, you should review Release Notes for Cisco Unified Service Monitor before you install Operations Manager.
Memory Usage for Multiple Phone Reports
Depending on the number of records reports, the system can handle only a certain number of large reports that are open at the same time. When a report is closed, the window task manager may not show that the Tomcat memory usage is decreasing, right away. However, it will free up memory for new reports to be opened.
We recommend that you close phone reports after you view them to ensure system performance is not degraded.
Known Problems
Table 1 describes known problems that exist in this release.
For updates to the Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager or the User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager, see Documentation Updates.
Table 1 Known Problems in Operations Manager
Bug ID Summary Explanation —
IBM Server MCS 7835/7845 I2 displays -1 in DDV.
For IBM servers, the temperature sensor value in the Detailed Device View (DDV) may display as -1. The -1 should be interpreted as follows:
•The SNMP Agent software has not been properly integrated
•The vendor has not implemented the object ID (OID).
None. This problem has not been observed on later Unified Communications Manager versions, for example, 7.1(2).
Operations Manager support for Cisco Voice Portal server with headless Cisco Security Agent installed.
While you are running headless Cisco Security Agent (CSA) on Cisco Voice Portal servers and managing these devices with Operations Manager, ping requests may be blocked by CSA.
This occurs when CSA is installed on a Voice Portal server.
1. Disable CSA.
2. Add Operations Manager as a trusted application in CSA.
UC App on UCS goes to SNMP Timeout - Unreachable state (Specifically MP and CUPS).
If any vendor MIBs (such as .220.127.116.11.18.104.22.168.188.8.131.52) do not respond within two seconds during Inventory Collection, UC App on UCS is marked Unreachable in CUOM.
1. Stop the Native Agent Adapter service on the device.
2. Delete and re-add the device in Operations Manager.
If the problem persists, delete the device from the Unreachable device list in Operations Manager.
3. Open the file \CSCOpx\objects\smarts\conf\discovery\discovery.conf and search for defaultSNMPAutoTimeout, and set the value to 10000.
4. Restart DfmServer (pdterm/pdexec).
5. Wait for several minutes before you re-add the device in OM.
Batch test result shows Partial or Failed state although it is passed.
In some instances, an error in the batch test results causes it to display a Partial or Failed status although the status should be Passed.
Disregard the batch test results.
50 cluster setup - Fault Monitor goes blank.
This problem occurs in multiple end-customer deployments that use Internet Explorer if:
•There are 50 customers/clusters with a full load
•A consistently even load of approximately 25 events per minute
In this case, Fault Monitor windows goes blank but recovers after a few minutes.
The problem is caused by the Internet Explorer Java Script Engine performance.
No problems exist in Firefox and Chrome.
If you are a multiple end-customer or an HCS user, use Firefox browser in full load conditions with 25 events per minute.
During upgrade a Locked files error occurs on rare occasions.
In rare cases, while upgrading, all the processes are not shutdown, which causes the lock to certain files. This problem causes an error message to appear stating that the files are locked.
Stop the install or upgrade and manually stop those processes from the Windows Task Manager. The install/upgrade runs properly after this step is taken.
Issues in Portal and IPIF reports for Super Admin and System Admin users.
In Multiple-End Customer deployments, if a user with Super Admin privileges logs into Operations Manager, they see inconsistencies in Fault Monitor and Diagnostics Portal's Customer View.
Super Admin is only supported in the Common Services framework. There is no support for those privileges in Operations Manager. We recommended you do not use this user role in Operations Manager.
50 Cluster VL Co-Residence setup - PTM Re-Configure takes close to nine hours.
This problem occurs if you add many devices (for example over 2,000). In this case, the PollingServer may experience polling delays of up to two hours.
Add devices in smaller increments.
PR event is seen for only one phone if two phones have same IP and extension.
In rare occasions in the multiple end-customer deployments, if two customer phones have the same IP and Extension and these two phones have a phone reachability test Failed event on them at same time, then only one event on one phone is raised.
Return error indicates HTTPS is not supported on HCM add/delete device.
In HCM when you add or import a device using HTTPS as the protocol or use a port number, it causes devices to be placed in a Partially Monitored state. This is because the device expects HTTP protocol and no port.
Although OM/SM NBI exposes the interface to accept HTTPS as protocol and port for communication, these two attributes are place holders for future requirements. Do not use these fields in the NBI.
While adding a device or importing from HCM through xls, ensure you select HTTP as protocol and that you do not set the port field.
Unsupported version error in Internet Explorer 8.0 - compatibility mode.
Unsupported browser error in Intermet Explorer 8.0 compatibility mode. Internet Explorer 8.0 functions as IE 7 in "compatibility mode" and IE7 is not supported by Operations Manager.
Do not use the Internet Explorer 8.0 compatibility mode.
Device tree takes a long time to load when RBAC user device groups are configured or when system device groups are present.
When the device tree is expanded, it is very slow. /This occurs when a user is given a device-level authorization This does not occur when a user is given a task-level authorization. It also occurs when the CPU is high.
Retry opening the device tree later, after the CPU load is reduced.
Annotate does not work on DWR.
Whenever cluster level events are annotated in Fault Monitor by a user, the annotation status is not updated automatically.
Manually refresh the events updates the annotation status.
Perf-ENT NotsGroup creation-group selection takes more than 5 minutes
If you monitor more than 1,000 devices, it takes a long time to configure Notification groups (for example, selecting and editing device selection) in a large performance enterprise setup.
Operations Manager 8.5 to 8.6 upgrade—None of the portlets load
None of the portlets load while you upgrade Operations Manager 8.5 to 8.6.
1. Remove the tomcat Work directory in the following location: C:\Program Files\CSCOpx\MDC\Tomcat\work,
2. Restart tomcat by typing the following on the command line: pdterm tomcat
pdexec tomcat CSCtq56614
RBAC-Common Services screen is always viewed in read-only mode .
If a user is not provided access to any Common Services screens, the screens can still be launched but in read-only mode. This occurs in normal conditions, when a user is created without any access privileges to Common Services features.
This is the accepted product behavior. If no access privileges are provided, then screens are displayed in read-only mode.
Operations Manager uninstall does not remove the CSCOpx or the log directories.
In some cases, when you uninstall Operations Manager, the CSCOpx OM install folder has some files left in it. This may be caused by some processes that are open and have access to these files .
Always check these folders after installation and manually delete any files that remain in the folder.
Phone ReachahbilityTest events not generated.
Phone reachability events are not created when a phone becomes unreachable. This occurs when you configure a phone reachability test with the source device running IOS version 12.x.
Upgrade the IPSLA module IOS to 15.x.
Customer name is incorrect in notification for duplicate phones
If there are duplicate IP and extensions between two customers in a multiple end-customer deployment, the customer name in email notifications is incorrect for PhoneUnregThresholdExceeded events.
View the correct customer name in the Fault Monitor for this event.
Tree view is does not reflect the event count in Multiple end-customer mode
Sometimes Fault Monitor does not update the event severity counts properly for unidentified traps. This occurs when Operations Manager receives traps from devices that it does not manage and are classified as unidentified traps.
This is not common scenario because this occurs only when traps are being sent to Operations Manager, from devices not managed by Operations Manager.
Install intermittent error:
could not find dbsrv10.exe error
causes Fault Monitor not to load. Fault Monitor fails to load. At the end of the installation logs, an error relating to the dbsrv10.exe not found appears. This is because the dbsrv10 is not found in a 32 bit machine.
To recover from this problem:
1. Uninstall the lms.
2. Local copy the lms image to a folder say for example c:\lms.
3. Go to local copy folder, installreloc, where you should see several zip files.
In one of the zip files, the crm.pm will be in the objects\\perl5\\lib structure. Usually it will be part1x.zip (where x is 1,2,3...) or part2x.zip (where x is 1,2,3,...).
4. Extract that file using a compression software such as winrar/winzip and open it in Notepad.
5. Change the following lines:
if ($ctr > 0 ) {$WIN_BIT = '64';}else { $WIN_BIT = '32';}to
$WIN_BIT = '32';6. Save and copy this file to replace the original crm.pm in the zip file.
7. Install using this local copy and issue should be resolved
Count Inconsistency between Portal and Fault Monitor.
Sometime event totals of Diagnostics View and Fault Monitor do not match.
Service Level View does not show SIP trunk with multiple destinations.
SIP trunk does not display in Service Level View. This occurs when multiple destinations have been configured on the SIP trunk.
None. Service Level View displays only SIP trunks that have a single destination configured.
Perf VL Cluster Event Summary takes 30 seconds
In the Cluster Event Summary portlet, if the number of events at the cluster level is greater than 200, then the load time may vary between 30 to 90 seconds, depending on the number of events in the system.
Client Memory and CPU usage for CUES graph
When ten graphs are open at the same time on a client machine, CPU and memory usage is high.
Reduce the number of simultaneous graphs, if the client performance is impacted.
Various failures with Firefox Zoom In or Zoom Out feature.
Several menu options cannot be displayed when the Zoom In or Zoom Out feature is enabled in Firefox.
These are:
•Device and Credentials
•Diagnostic Tests
•Event History Reports
•Performance Graphs
If a menu option does not appear, revert to either Zoom In or Zoom Out. For example, use Zoom Out to see Event History reports or Zoom In to see Performance Graphs.
Registered MGCP interfaces are reported as Unknown.
Endpoint registration status is detected from a Unified CM node that belongs to a Unified CM group configured for an endpoint.
If an endpoint is registered to a Unified CM node that is outside the Unified CM group for which it was configured, its status is reported as Unknown.
This occurs although the endpoint appears as Registered in the CCM Administration UI.
Ensure the device pool and Unified CM group configurations are correct.
Unable to retrieve the contents from the Enumeration type response
Operations Manager cannot retrieve the Enumeration type response in the following situations:
When using Apache-Axis2 client for CUOM NBI:
Apache-Axis2 does not support the parsing enumeration data-type because Axis does not support the No-UPA [Unique Particle] option while compiling XSD.
For Apache-Axis2 client generation, use all files available under OM-Install-Folder\orion_nbi\wsdl-xsd.
When using Apache-Muse client with XMLBeans for bindings:
Apache-Muse with XMLBeans supports NO-UPA rules.
Remove thee comment tags for the following lines in WS-Enumeration-2004_09.xsd, available under OM-Install-Folder\orion_nbi\wsdl-xsd\:
Line number: 25-27
<xs:any namespace="##other" processContents="lax" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
Line number: 48-52
<xs:any namespace="##other" processContents="lax" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
Line number: 58-62
<xs:sequence maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xs:any namespace="##other" processContents="lax" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
Launching cross launches for IP Phones that is in NATTED environment fails.
HCS customers only.
If there is a NAT Gateway between the phones being monitored and Operations Manager and they are prevented from reaching these phones directly, then clicking on the IP Phone, Extension or MACAddress links in Phone reports display a Page Not Found error.
Cisco Unified Presence Server version appears incorrectly.
Presence Server version 8.x appears incorrectly in Operations Manager.
The version may appear as 8.0.1-1 in DDV and portal, but the actual CUPS version is 126.96.36.199051-32. This behavior is related to a defect on Presence Server SNMP.
User Defined Group Name change is not handled in Fault Monitor.
Fault Monitor tree node is not updated when there is a change to the User Defined Group Name.
Do not rename the User Defined Group. Instead, delete it and add it again with the new name. If it has been renamed, restart the Tomcat process. To do this:
1. Enter net stop Tomcat at the command prompt.
Tomcat stops.
2. Enter net start Tomcat.
CPU Requirement in the System Requirement screen of install shield is incorrect.
System Requirement shows 2,000 MHz as required, but Operations Manager requires two CPUs of 2,000 MHz each (Dual core).
If you use the requirement documented in the install screen (Single core), the backup and restore process (upgrade) do not work properly.
Error and warning messages appear if you install in a single core CPU machine.
Ensure you have the required system requirements as documented in the Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6.
Rearranging portlets layout results in disturbed column width
The column width is altered when you reposition portlets.
Manually rearrange the portlets so that the column widths are more readable.
Popup windows from mega menu are not properly sized.
All popup screens appear as full screens.
First directory number is considered as phone directory number.
For Service Quality events, Operations Manager cannot retrieve all extensions for phones with multiple extensions from Service Monitor.
Operations Manager displays only one of the extensions, instead of a blank display or IP address. This is because the extension information is easier to correlate to the phone.
Service Level View does not auto update CM cluster name changes.
In Operations Manager, only DDV automatically updates the cluster names. Admin has to manually restart the SIRServer and the TopoServer, for SLV to update its cluster name display.
Delete the cluster and add it back into Operations Manager.
Operations Manager displays event discovery time zone incorrectly.
Various components in Operations Manager may display different time zones.
This is caused by the way in which JDK uses the Windows system time resources. This time zone error can occur on any application that uses JDK.
1. On your server, change the time zone to another time zone and click Apply.
2. Return the time zone back to its original setting and click Apply.
For example, change to ACT/PKST in the server time zone list, then back to CDT.
3. Restart the daemon manager to apply the changes.
4. To update all time zone displays in Operations Manager, run Discovery.
Environmental parameters not shown for Unity 8.0.
The following problems occur while adding and monitoring Cisco Unity 8.0 in Operations Manager:
•Environmental parameters are not displayed.
•If you choose Interfaces > Unity Ports > Port, the extensions are not displayed.
This is a hardware Unity issue.
Detailed Device View issues for Phone Access Switches
The Detailed Device View does not display some phone access switch model parameters. This is caused by SNMP MIB problems on the specified device model.
None. For details, see Table 2 in the Supported Devices and Interoperable Software Table for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6.
Icon overlap issue in Service Level View.
In rare cases in Service Level View, the Edge/Icon overlaps with the label.
Right-click on the white space of the map to hide or show the IP or DNS label.
Nonpaged pool kernel memory increases.
This problem occurs when there is a gradual increase in the non-paged memory pool of the kernel memory.
Eventually this memory grows to 256MB and creates problems with the system.
1. Apply the Windows hot fix available at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931311.
2. Reboot the system.
Nonpaged pool kernel memory should be stabilized.
Part of the host name is not visible on Service Level View.
The topology is the layout pattern of interconnections of the various devices. The layout pattern (x,y) position is based on the prefuse layout algorithm. In some rare cases, the device label may be truncated.
1. Rollover on the device and view using Tooltip.
2. Right-click on the empty area to display the device name by IP/DNS.
Error message appears intermittently when you edit the notification group.
If you have created more than the recommended notification groups, an error message appears intermittently while you are editing a notification group.
Limit the number of notification groups. If you have more than the recommended limit, remove some notification groups.
See http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6535/products_user_guide_list.html for details about phone and other notification group limits.
Env. Variables Tab missing for IPCC installed in 7845-I2.
IPCC platform environment variables are not supported.
Voice Gateway is in an Unreachable state, but events are raised.
Although devices go into an Unreachable state, Operations Manager can still monitor the device faults if the device becomes reachable.
Rediscover the device to move it into a Monitored state.
SYS: default polling interval of 240s is not maintained for monitored switches.
Interface/port status and memory utilization status for monitored switches may not get polled at the specified polling interval.
For example, if the default polling interval is configured at 240 seconds, polling may occur between 240 to 600 seconds. This occurs only when OM monitors a large number of devices (over 1,000).
Cannot deselect CUCM nodes from Notification Criteria.
If you deselect CUCM nodes from Notification Criteria, Notifications continue to appear for CUCM nodes. This occurs if you select Cisco Unified Communication Manager or Cluster OGS group in Operations Manager 2.1.
This causes Operations Manager to continue to receive cluster-level events, as well as CUCM events (since the CUCM are selected under the cluster).
IPIU Phone count reduced to 0.
Phone count in the system becomes 0 when major phone discovery schedules are deleted and there is no major discovery scheduled for the entire day.
You must have at least one major discovery cycle of a major discovery scheduled in a day. To avoid that problem, do not delete any of the default schedules.
Phone reachability events not deleted if you delete all devices.
Phone reachability events are not deleted when all devices in the system are deleted.
Operations Manager does not support more than two page files on the system.
Inventory Collection gets stuck at 10% and the brcontrol execution hangs because of high CPU consumption. This is a limitation of the Operations Manager caused by the SMART server.
This occurs when the system has more than two page files.
Do not use more than two page files on the operating system.
Duplicate set of IP addresses in IP Address report.
When there are devices to be monitored in NAT, the IP Address report duplicates the set of device IPs.
This problem is caused when the information is pulled from the inventory engine, and the data replicates all IP address modelled there (which includes both NAT and local IP).
These are not duplicate entries, but depict the combinations for NAT and corresponding local IPs and vice versa.
None. This does not impact functionality.
Phone Count issues across GSU, IPIF and SLV
For a brief period of time (around 15 minutes), the phone counts in phone reports may not match with counts displayed in the Detailed Device View.
This occurs because of the way the various pollers collect and process the phone data during any major phone status updates. Also because of the difference in frequency of polling.
The DDV (GSU) phone count is based on a single global variable, ccmTotalRegisteredPhoneCount. The phone report phone counts are collected from IPIU.
If there are phone status changes because of some outages in the network, Detailed Device View shows the counts, immediately. Other phone reports take some time to process and update the counts. This causes the mismatch.
Operations Manager does not recognize gateways as MGCP devices when dial control is not needed.
You cannot create performance graphs in Operations Manager for Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) voice gateways. The performance graphing option does not appear in the right-click menu in the Service Level View for the device.
This occurs when the device is configured, using the new MGCP configuration.
For example with PRI Backhaul or SS7 Signaling where dial peers do not need to be configured.
Upgrade the gateway to Cisco IOS version 12.4(17a) or later, then rediscover the device in Operations Manager.
In CER in Detailed Device View virtual memory is shown as 0.
Virtual Memory is displayed as 0 for CER when Operations Manager monitors CER 2.0.
Cannot discover SIP Phone registered to CME.
When Operations Manager discovers a CME and voice register pool (SIP phones), it does not display any SIP Phones registered with that CME.
GB: Service Level View displays the link status of private links for ICM nodes incorrectly.
The IPCC SLV shows the link state among various device subsystems, instead of among the ICM servers.
Service Level View ICM device IP addressing
In IPCC deployment, if ICM is configured with private and public addresses, the information displayed in Service Level View and Detailed Device View is not consistent.
SLV-IPCC displays unnecessary cross links.
Under certain conditions Service Level View displays crossed links among devices where it is not necessary.
In the Detailed Device View for negative synthetic tests, the success criterion for end-to-end calls and phone registration always shows availability as 100 percent.
In the Detailed Device View for negative tests, the availability is displayed as 100 percent and failure as 0 percent.
These two settings do not apply to the negative synthetic tests. The Detailed Device View should display N/A for this field.
Unreachable devices are displayed in Operations Manager device management.
If the SNMP agent on a device is working intermittently, Operations Manager may discover the device, but may move it to the unreachable state during inventory collection.
This occurs because the device responded to SNMP queries during automatic discovery. However later, it did not respond to SNMP queries during inventory collection.
The Devices report may show a device's capability as UnknownMDFType.
The Devices report displays a device's capability as UnknownMDFType, if the device is not supported by Operations Manager.
The DFMServer and VHMServer processes do not register with the broker.
Devices that are added to Operations Manager while these processes are running, exhibit the following behavior:
•All devices get stuck in the Inventory Collection in Progress state.
•All devices move to the Unreachable state.
After you install Operations Manager and reboot the server, either the DFMServer, or the VHMServer, or both processes do not start.
There is no sm_server.exe instance (or there are only two sm_server.exe instances) in the Windows task manager.
1. Run net stop crmdmgtd.
2. Wait 15 minutes.
3. Run net start crmdmgtd.
4. After the CPU resets, check the Windows task manager.
There should be four instances of sm_server.exe.
The output of the brcontrol command should show both DFM and VHM.
For example:
C:\Program Files\CSCOpx\objects\smarts\bin>brcontrol
Broker is located at: IPCOM-daily:9002 Started: Jan 06 10:21:09 2009
Domain Host Name Port Proc ID State Last Chg Time
------ --------- ------ ------- ----- -------------
DFM IPCOM-daily.cisco.com 2163 14120 RUNNING Jan 06 16:18:03 2009
VHM IPCOM-daily.cisco.com 2206 8856 RUNNING Jan 06 16:18:04 2009
Next Discovery, in the Device Management: Summary page, displays the time incorrectly.
This problem is caused by a registry setting in Windows that appears for time zones for which Daylight Saving Time changes are applicable.
If the check box for Daylight Saving Time is not checked, problems occur while converting valid date strings to a date object.
This registry key remains even if the time zone of the machine is switched to another time zone for which Daylight Saving Time is not applicable.
The following is the registry information:
DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet REG_DWORD 0x00000001(1)
•If the system is in a time zone that follows Daylight Saving Time, check the Automatically Adjust for Daylight Saving Time Changes check box.
•If the system is in a time zone for which Daylight Saving Time is not applicable, but the registry key is present and set to 1, do the following:
1. Change to a time zone for which Daylight Saving Time is applicable.
2. Check the Automatically adjust for Daylight Saving Time changes check box, and click Apply.
This will cause the registry key to disappear.
3. Switch the machine to its present time zone.
An error occurs when you launch a trending graph for a device when the time of the graph is configured for more than 48 minutes in the past.
The error message states that there is no data available for the last 48 minutes. This error is caused by an incorrect system uptime in the device.
This error occurs in specific Cisco IOS versions. Refer to the Cisco IOS IP SLA bugs, CSCin66315 and CSCeb46870.
Upgrade the Cisco IOS version, or reboot the source device. For details, see CSCin66315 and CSCeb46870.
Resolved Problems
The following software problems were resolved in Operations Manager 8.6. For information on bugs that are not included below, see the Cisco Software Bug Toolkit at http://tools.cisco.com/Support/BugToolKit/home.pl.
Table 2 describes problems that were fixed in this release.
Documentation Updates
This section includes information on User Guide Updates.
User Guide Updates
The following information was missing from the User Guide that was included in the product image:
Table D-1, CenAlarmEntry—Alert Status, Category, and Severity, has the following updates:
Product Documentation
Note The originally published printed and electronic documentation is included with your product. Any changes after original publication are reflected on Cisco.com, where you will find the most up-to-date documentation. Table 4 describes the product documentation that is available.
Table 4 Product Documentation
Document Title Available Formats Supported Devices and Interoperable Software Table for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6
On Cisco.com at the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6535/products_device_support_tables_list.html
Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6
•In PDF on the product image
•On Cisco.com at the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6535/prod_installation_guides_list.html
User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6
•In PDF on the product image
•On Cisco.com at the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6535/products_user_guide_list.html
Open Source Used In Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.6
•In PDF on the product image
•On Cisco.com at the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6535/products_licensing_information_listing.html
Context-sensitive online help
•Select an option from the navigation tree, then click Help
•Click the Help button on the page
Related Documentation
Note We sometimes update the printed and electronic documentation after original publication. Therefore, you should also review the documentation on Cisco.com for any updates.
Table 5 describes the additional documentation that is available.
Table 5 Related Documentation
Document Title Available Formats Release Notes for Cisco Unified Service Monitor
•PDF on the product image
•On Cisco.com at the following URL:
ps6536/prod_release_notes_list.html User Guide for Cisco Unified Service Monitor
•PDF on the product image.
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The Oregon Ducks made their bench a two-man wrecking crew.
Guards Johnathan Loyd and Carlos Emory combined to score 39 points, making half their combined 28 shots in a 78-69 win at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
"I'm very happy for our seniors," UO coach Dana Altman said. "It was their last opportunity to have some tangible evidence that they helped us, helped bring our program along. They were just tremendous to work with."
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Loyd was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player in defeating the Bruins, who trailed the whole second half and got no closer than four points behind, with 8:49 to play.
The Bishop Gorman High School graduate should be praised for winning the Pac-12's foray into Las Vegas in his own hometown, Howland said.
The all-tournament team featured four guards - UCLA's Larry Drew II and Adams, Arizona State's Jahii Carson and Oregon's Dotson - and Ducks forward Arsalan Kazemi.
"Johnny Loyd really picked himself up and gave us a great night," Altman said.
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Traut was a German painter and draughtsman working in the circle of Dürer. According to the biographer Johann Neudörfer, Traut was the son of the painter Hans Traut, a native of Speyer but active in Nuremberg from 1491. No documentation has survived with regard to his training but he probably began his studies with his father. Around 1505 he was in Dürer's workshop, having probably completed his training, and together with Hans Baldung Grien and Hans Schäufelein he was involved in the design of prints to illustrate Ulrich Pinder's book Der beschlossen Gart des Rosenkrantz Marie. By about 1511 Traut was working as an independent master on the altarpiece for the high altar of the Johanneskirche in Nuremberg (in situ), a work that reveals the marked influence of the prints of Dürer and Martin Schongauer. Over the following years and for the same church he painted Saint Barbara and Saint John the Evangelist (both Germanisches Museum, Nuremberg). Traut was also involved in the redecoration of the church at Heilsbronn, executing the altarpiece of The Eleven Thousand Virgins in 1513. Traut's most important work, The Holy Kinship Altarpiece, was painted in 1514 for the Tuchmacherkapelle in Nuremberg (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich). It is notable for its brilliant colouring reminiscent of Dürer and its original frame in the form of a triple arch with profuse decoration of an Italianate type.
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- Ginastera — Cello Concerto No. 2, Op. 50: I. Metamorfosi di un tema
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- Ginastera — Cello Concerto No. 2, Op. 50: III. Nottilucente $0.99 on iTunes
- Ginastera — Cello Concerto No. 2, Op. 50: IV. Cadenza e finale rustico $0.99 on iTunes
- Ginastera — Cello Concerto No. 1, Op. 36 (1978 version): I. Adagio molto appassionato
- Ginastera — Cello Concerto No. 1, Op. 36 (1978 version): II. Presto sfumato
- Ginastera — Cello Concerto No. 1, Op. 36 (1978 version): III. Assai mosso ed esaltato - Largo amoroso
Album Summary
- Mark Kosower (Cello)
Notes & Reviews:
Alberto Ginastera was one of the most respected musical voices of the twentieth century, who successfully fused the strong traditional influences of his national heritage with experimental, contemporary, and classical techniques. The two Cello Concertos are among his most innovative and technically formidable compositions.
"These are both complex, thought provoking, intense works that may take some listeners more than one listening to appreciate. However, I believe that Alberto Ginastera is, indeed, an important and original voice in the history of modern music and of South America in particular. These two concertos, his two piano concertos and the Violin Concerto actually illustrate the development of his style as well as any of his stage works and should be required listening in musicology circles. The performances here are amazing. Mark Kosower is a highly accomplished cellist who worked closely with Aurora Ginastera on the production of this recording before she died and the Bamberg Symphony under Maestro Zagrosek handles the colors and the intensity of these works admirably. Naxos again proves its dedication to providing the highest quality contemporary music with performers attuned to the sensitivities required. I strongly recommend this disc to anyone familiar with Ginastera's work or wishing to learn more. Cellists would also be astonished by the difficulty of the works themselves and the performance capability of Mr. Kosower." -Audaud.com
"The writing for the soloist in both concertos sounds terrifyingly hard so ever more credit to Kosower for total command of instrument and idiom that he displays. A particular skill is the way in which he is able to link sequences of notes together which range across the entire cello seamlessly. At a technical level this is extremely hard but is vital to allow the listener to perceive such seemingly disjointed lines as melodic. The effect of this style of writing is to give the music a striving expressionistic quality. Because this is not music of instant easy beauty it requires from all the players a style of playing that is almost super-lyrical. It might sound counter-intuitive but music like this requires a fusion of steely precision in terms of rhythm and technical accuracy but hyper-romanticism in regard to its expressivity. Kosower has this aesthetic balance off to a tee. He plays on the borrowed Starker Nebula - Janos Starker is one of his teachers. It is an instrument ideally suited to this music and his playing. The tones are guttural and dark from the lower strings yet are able to cut through the complex textures during the extended passages in alt. To play these pieces with such conviction is the result of many hours of concentrated and dedicated work." -MusicWeb-International
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incredibly modernistic sound and form. Soloist Mark Kosower does an outstanding job with extremely difficult and emotionally demanding works and has matching support from Lothar Zagrosek and the Bamburg Symphony Orchestra. This CD speaks loud and clear - and in a highly individual and effective voice ...
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Kosower is... solid technically. His Concerto 2 is taken from an exciting performance. Concerto 1 was done in the same hall, but without an audience. Concerto 1 is rather a grim work, very difficult to play, but an event for the listener. Concerto 2 shows more popular influences. Both are fine compositions that take us to other worlds of sound and feeling. These are very good readings that make a deep impression.
Even in the composer's most demanding passages, there's no sense that the cellist is being pushed beyond his limits, and his sound remains rich and full throughout the cello's range. Zagrosek and the Bambergers, proven experts in the past century's most demanding scores, give these concertos their all, with color, imagination, and precision.
If you think you have to equate with Latin American folklore Ginastera Celllokonzerte sounds and dance rhythms is mistaken enormous. The Argentine composer offers especially with his second Cello Concerto extremely interesting and exciting contemporary music. Cello and orchestra, so shiny they play sound, but something to me about Europe and for this music. Nevertheless, it is a very valuable publication.
MusicWeb International
The Second Concerto is a live recording, but, aside from what Ginastera provides in the scores, there is little 'atmosphere' as such: extraneous noises have been all but eliminated and there is very little difference in sound quality between the two - in both cases it is very good. The hall itself is shown in a colour photo in the booklet, which has excellent notes on Ginastera and these works by Susan Wingrove.
This is a marvellous team performance from cellist, conductor and orchestra alike, making a compelling case for Ginastera's concertos. The Government must act now to make these compulsory components of the repertoire.
Classical Candor
much regard to a discernable melody. However, the third movement, a nocturne, struck me as most touching, Kosower's cello wistful and yearning. Ginastera called his Concerto No. 1, Op. 36, a neo-Expressionist work. It's a darker, more ominous-sounding piece than No. 2, written in a traditional three-movement concerto arrangement. I'm not sure just what the composer was after in the first movement, but the music can be downright spooky. The scherzo is more rambunctious, an energetic section with a vigorous rhythmic pulse that Kosower and Zagrosek exploit with cultivated restraint. It's quite a lot fun, actually, and does indeed appeal to the senses above all. I might have done without the final movement, though, which apparently Ginastera intended as a plunge into madness, the chaos eventually fading into silence. I suppose this is an appropriate ending to the work, and parts of it are undeniably brilliant. Naxos recorded the concertos in Bamberg Congress Hall, Bavaria, the Concerto No. 1 in 2009 and the Concerto No. 2 live a year later in 2010. The live recording is very close-up, helping to eliminate any possible audience noise but not offering much in the way of natural hall ambience. In compensation, we do get excellent clarity and dynamic impact. In the Concerto No. 1, also recorded very closely but not live, we find slightly more dimensionality, with just as much punch. In any case, both recording styles sound fine, and they fit the music nicely.
Latin dance rhythms and folk elements are prominent as well in the two cello concertos by Alberto Ginastera. Infrequently heard and hence appealing to cellists with as much virtuosity at their command as Mark Kosower possesses, the pieces date from 1968 and 1980, respectively, and are of almost the same length - although No. 1 is in three movements and No. 2 in four. Both works are tributes to the composer's second wife, Aurora Nátola: she gave the première of the first, and the second was written for her as a 10th-anniversary gift. The two concertos are both technically difficult and filled with dance rhythms and orchestral color. The first has highly prominent percussion... The second is more folkloric and more representational, including jungle sounds and an instrumental version of sunrise. The works' folk and rustic elements (the second concludes with a Finale rustic) are especially attractive, and the pieces provide a fine opportunity for cellists to display the range of their sound, from broad singing lines to intense and speedy passages, in unfamiliar but thoroughly interesting works.
Recording information: Bamberg Concert Hall, Bamberg, Germany.
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Works Details
Ginastera, Alberto : Concerto for Cello no 2, Op. 50- Performer: Mark Kosower (Cello)
- Conductor: Lothar Zagrosek
- Ensemble: Bamberg Symphony
- Notes: Bamberg Concert Hall, Bamberg, Germany (03/17/2010-03/18/2010)
- Running Time: 34 min. 36 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Concerto
- Written: 1980
- Studio/Live: Live
Ginastera, Alberto : Concerto for Cello no 1, Op. 36
- Performer: Mark Kosower (Cello)
- Conductor: Lothar Zagrosek
- Ensemble: Bamberg Symphony
- Notes: Bamberg Concert Hall, Bamberg, Germany (04/21/2009-04/25/2009)
- Running Time: 34 min. 17 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Concerto
- Written: 1968


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