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The article offers information on the Harris Institute, a music college specializes in comprehensive audio and music industry education taught by award-winning leaders along with diploma programs Audio Production Program (APP) and Arts Management Program (AMP).

El artículo anuncia que Asa Thegström ha sido nombrada nueva Vicepresidente Senior y Directora de Comunicaciones del Grupo de Saab, una compañía de defensa y seguridad; Steffen Leuthold es el nuevo Director de Comunicaciones y Asuntos Políticos de Atlas Elektronik; y John Harris II ha sido nombrado el Vicepresidente de Desarrollo de Negocios de Raytheon.

The poem "Wilde in America" by John Harris. First Line: They came to sneer: his languid postures were silly; Last Line: Just took some getting used to, like his clothes.

The poem "Dark Victory" by John Harris is presented. First Line: Bette Davis; Last Line: in the house.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the January 30, 2013 issue including an article on television screening of the World Rally Championship, an article about rally driver Craig Breen's deal with French car brand Peugeot, and an article on the Lotus Formula One Car.

The article reports on the Craiglist advertisement of John Harris from Perris, California offering his help to some local needy families for the Christmas.

The article presents information on the launch of the music album "The Beatles Uncovered" by the rock band the Beatles after the success of their music album "Abbey Road." During the launch more than 50 winners of a competition organized by the journal were present and the editorial staffs of the periodical including Phil Alexander, John Harris and Tom Robinson were present on the occasion.

The article discusses the 5.1 broadcast by music mixers, John Harris and Eric Shilling through two Denali trucks, which is broadcasted by commercial broadcasting television network CBS in New York, U.S.

The article offers information on the 10th anniversary of "Evening With the Chef" event held at the Sherton Sand Key Resort in Clearwater, Florida for the non-profit organization Ryan Wells Foundation, attended by several chefs including John Harris, Scott Bebell, and Tyson Grant.

Information about the information technology (IT) Leaders Forum on cloud computing in Great Britain in 2012 is presented. Information executive Josko Grljevic foresees that most organizations will incorporate cloud computing in five to seven years. Engineer Stephen Anderson believes that open and federated cloud will link everything, everywhere and whenever it is needed. Executive John Harris points out that scaling cloud up and down is part of the service.

The article reports that the location-tracking devices portfolio of eTrak Corp. for consumer and enterprise markets will be running on the network of Cellco Partnership Inc., doing business as Verizon Wireless. eTrack chief executive officer (CEO) John Harris states that the network support their M2M products to provide most reliable network provider to its clients. It adds the accuracy of eTrak Global Positioning System (GPS)+ within 10 feet outdoors and indoors wit significant battery life.

The article presents the insights of several sound recording producers including Morgan Page, Boom Jinx and John Harris regarding the problem solving technique they had implemented when dealing with a musical element that does not fit to the recording.

Presents the poem "To Elizabeth Taylor, Dying," by John Harris. First Line: The great, enduring love of my life; Last Line: For Cydnus.

The article focuses on the allegation of former high school golf champion Katie Brenny that University of Minnesota golf director John Harris has committed discrimination based on sexual orientation when she took a job in the university.

The article provides information on Bouligny Tavern wine bar opened by chef John Harris at Magazine St. in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The author comments on the letter of John Harris, chief executive officer (CEO) of BondMart Technologies, on his intent to phase out the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in the U.S. The author mentions that Harris wanted SEC to die because he believes that its consolidated audit trail concept invaded the privacy of Americans doing business in the securities market. He states that despite Harris' claims, SEC gives investors false security on how best their interests are protected.

A calendar events of the Elgar Society at the Birthplace Museum in Worcester, England from August to November 2010 is presented which includes the David Birtwhistle and John Harris exhibition, an exhibit of pictures introducing music composer Edward Elgar and the seminar "Unusual Byways, Unfamiliar Performances and even some Oddities among the Elgar Recordings."

Presents the poem "Goodnight, Moon," by John Harris. First Line: Floppy-eared, Last Line: Goodnight.

The article reviews the film "The Descent 2," directed by John Harris and starring Shauna Macdonald.

The article reports on the stand of former Governor Rod Blagojevich key adviser John Harris to testify against his former mentor on the federal court in June 2010. Accordingly, he will be the witness on the corruption case of Governor Blagojevich after he pledged guilty to a count of wire fraud in July 2009. It is mentioned that the plea outlined instances in which Harris suggested ways to the former governor to seek high-paying jobs through foundations with close ties to President Barack Obama.

This article assesses the political position of Alaska Governor Sean Parnell in 2009. It observes that Parnell does not engender much loyalty within the Republican Party in the state. It notes the emergence of potential candidates that might run for governor against Parnell, including State House Speaker John Harris, former Lieutenant Governor Loren Leman and state Representative Ralph Samuels. The article also stresses the need for support from former Governor Sarah Palin for the candidacy of Parnell.

The article reviews the music release "Seven Things," composed by John Harris.

The article reports on the lawsuit filed by locomotive engineer John Harris against Union Pacific Railroad Co., alleging that he was injured because of the work he performed for the firm. In his complaint, Harris claims that he developed carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome and neuropathy. The suit also alleges that the firm was negligent in providing Harris with a safe place to work, providing safe work conditions and in providing a locomotive that was free of conditions that endangered the safety of its crew.

The article offers information on the involvement of clergymen Reverend Jake Young and Reverend John Harris to the Witherspoon Society in the Presbyterian Church in the U.S., and their retirements in the society in 2009. Young joined the Witherspoon board in 2003 as membership coordinator and became a president. Harris joined the society in 2004 as a membership coordinator and has also assisted his wife, Vicki Moss, in managing and hosting the society.

The article deals with the discovery by scientists of human footprints that are more than a million years old in Kenya. The prints were noted to have rounded heels and big toes that point forward, like modern people. The prints were discovered by U.S. scientist John Harris and his team, who also found tracks of animals such as lions.

The article focuses on the successful career of John Harris, co-owner of Holland Harris Funeral Directors in Mississippi. Harris is one of the journal's Top 40 Under 40 that recognizes business leaders who make contributions to the state's economic progress. He is involved in the Family Resource Center for Northeast Mississippi, performs service projects through the United Methodist. He is a successful funeral director since he possesses human compassion and understanding.

The article presents information on the design and construction of the Music Mix Mobile remote/broadcast audio facility. The truck is owned by a group of veteran sound engineers, John Harris, Mitch Makentansky, Joel Singer, and Jay Vicari and is outfitted with a complete digital audio recording system. The recording equipment and design of the electronics housed in the mobile recording unit are detailed.

The article reports on the 2008 Country Music Association Awards that was held at the Sommet Center in Nashville, Tennessee. It states that the event has featured several gears that are provided by ATK/Audiotek and Future Sonics Inc. It states that music mixer Rick Shimer and production mixer Patrick Baltzell stood at the front-of-house. It mentions the rest of the crew which include audio producers Tom Davis and Michael Abbott, and broadcast music mixer John Harris.

The article reports on the producers of the next round of short operas for the Scottish Opera's new Five: 15 Operas Made in Scotland project, a research and development project intended for budding composers and librettists who are interested to write a 15-minute opera. Among the writers and composers who are part of the team are Nicholas Bone, David Fennessy, Zinnie Harris, John Harris, and Dr. Margaret McCartney. Profiles of other team members are also provided.

Presents the poem "I Picked a Daisy," by John Harris. First Line: Age 12. Breakfast, Grape jelly on my toast. Last Line: Absolutely nothing. Everything.

The article reports on the preparation for the 50th Annual Grammy Awards telecast in the U.S. in 2008. It states that the telecast will use a 5.1 sound signal to accompany the high-defined picture. According to Hank Neuberger, audio supervisor for the telecast, they are confident that the installation will succeed. The telecast will be handled by personnel including John Harris for music mix and Phil Ramone for audio production.

The article examines the reactions of professional golfers on the PGA Champions Tour to the August 1, 2007 bridge collapse in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They were in the region to play a tournament in Blaine, Minnesota that began on August 3. Minneapolis native John Harris convinced his fellow competitors to wear commemorative black ribbons during the tournament. Several golfers, including Peter Jacobson and Tom Jenkins, were moments away from being on the bridge when it failed.

The article reports that the Deltic D9016 Gordon Highlander locomotive owned by John Harris will move to Peak Rail in Great Britain. The unit will be staying at Peak Rail for three years which will make its passenger debut on Peak Rail's diesel weekends which will be held on May 12 and 13 and September 22 to 23, 2007. In addition, the event will also feature locomotives belonging to Heritage Shunters Trust including the Class 14 D9525, 31270, 37152 and D8 Penyghent.

The article highlights the 2007 Commerce Bank Championship, a golf tournament of the Champions Tour which will be held on June 29 to July 1 at Eisenhower Park in Long Island, New York. The tournament's top player contenders include Ron Streck, Jim Thorpe, and John Harris. In addition, the game will be played at Eisenhower's Red Course.

The article features John Harris, director of disabled student services at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), and discusses MTSU's approach in dealing with the issue of allowing students to have therapy animals on campus. Handling this issue includes evaluation of the service that an animal can provide, talking to the students to identify their needs, and focusing on individualized situations. Harris believes that therapy can be a service and that psychological service is still a service.

This article presents quotes from various personalities regarding golf. Basketball player Jason Kapono jokes about his golf playing ability. Television program director John Harris comments on the intensity of golf fans. Claude Lewis, mayor of Carlsbad, California, comments on the price of a municipal golf course being constructed.

The article focuses on a punk rock music group "Panic! At The Disco," performed at the Madison Square Garden Theater, New York. The front-of-house engineer John Harris presents his views on the performance and use of sound recording and mixing with various instruments available in the market. Instruments such as compressors, monitors, speakers and array systems of different brands are discussed.

The article offers tips on successful U.S. political campaigns discussed in the book "The Way to Win," by Mark Halperin and John Harris. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Republican Karl Rove were interviewed for the book. Suggestions for candidates include remaining in control of your image, having concrete thoughts and ideas, and analyzing your own party's strengths and weaknesses.

The article reports on the deployment of two Intel Itanium platform, a business intelligence software used to analyze customer data and trends, at Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temecula, California. It opens in 1995 and has a 188,000-square-foot casino floor and operates 2,000 slot machines, 158 game tables and 1,500 Class 2 bingo-based machines. Pechanga uses Hewlett-Packard DL580 servers, four-processor, and 32-bit systems. John Harris, director of Information Technology states that the deployment of Itanium was very successful for it is really a good analytical tool. Harris takes advantage of the 64-bit capabilities of the analytical tool and database and wanted to migrate to a 64-bit server platform. He decided to purchase two Itanium-based Integrity rx8640 servers from HP.

A list of golf equipment used by top golfers is presented. Ben Curtis uses ball, driver, wedges, irons and 3-wood of Titleist. The measurements of the equipment are also mentioned. Jeong Jang prefers to play with pro V1 ball by Titleist, driver: 8.5 degrees and hybrid clubs measuring 20 and 23 degrees. John Harris uses Callaway ERC Fusion driver, 10 degrees and wedges: 54,60 degrees.

The article profiles Chris Cillizza, the first staff blogger of the "Washington Post." According to political editor John Harris, Cillizza was the first person hired by Virginia-based Washingtonpost.com to spend most of his time in the newsroom and will bridge the gap between its print newspaper and Web site. The blogger grew up in Connecticut and graduated with an English degree in 1998.

This article reports that after the recent death of guitarist Domenic Troiano, John Harris of the Harris Institute for the Arts and Jim Norris of the magazine "Canadian Musician" have created the Domenic Troiano Guitar Scholarship. The scholarship, named in Troiano's honour, is $1,500 to be presented annually to a Canadian guitarist who will be pursuing a post-secondary guitar education in Canada or elsewhere. Eligible music programs are any university, college or private institution guitar program. Application deadline is October 31, 2005.

The article informs that gathering for its fall business meeting at McCormick Seminary, the Witherspoon board welcomed new members Vanessa Aja-Sigmon and John Harris to this distinguished body. Main items of business included planning for the conference on global mission and justice, rethinking the Witherspoon mission statement adopted last year, and others.

Reports developments related to cooks in New Orleans, Louisiana. Participation of John Harris in the television show 'Switched'; Franchise opening of The Melting Pot in Bato Rouge by Christopher Womack; Construction of the restaurant of Andy Martinez.