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Extension may refer to:

Computing[link]

• Filename extension, suffix to the name of a computer file, designed to show its format
• Software extension, a file containing programming that serves to extend the capabilities of or data available to a more basic program
  • Extension (Mac OS), particular type of this software
  • Mozilla extensions for Firefox and other Mozilla projects

Mathematics[link]

In mathematics, the word "extension" has many uses. See:

Analysis[link]

• Carathéodory's extension theorem
• Continuous linear extension
• M. Riesz extension theorem
• Krein extension theorem
• Hahn–Banach theorem

Algebra[link]

• Abelian extension
• Algebraic extension
• Artin–Schreier extension
• Central extension
• Cyclotomic extension—see abelian extension
• Degree of a field extension
• Dual basis in a field extension
• Extension and contraction of ideals
• Extension of modules
• Extension problem
• Field extension
• Galois extension
• Group extension
• Integral extension
• Kernel extension theorem
• Kummer extension
• Normal extension
• Quadratic extension
• Quadratic field extension
• Ring extension
• Separable extension
• Simple extension
• Splitting of prime ideals in Galois extensions
• Trivial extension—see field extension

Algebraic geometry[link]

• Sheaf extension

Logic / Set theory[link]

• Axiom of extensionality
• Extensible cardinal
• Extension (model theory)
• Extension (predicate logic)
• Extensionality

Order theory[link]

• Linear extension

Probability theory[link]

• Kolmogorov extension theorem

Topology[link]

• Homotopy extension property
• Tietze extension theorem

Geometry[link]

• Exterior algebra, Grassmann's theory of extension.
• Extension of a polyhedron

Music[link]

• Extension (music), notes that fit outside the standard range
• Extension (album), 1964 album by American saxophonist George Braith
• Extensions (Ahmad Jamal album), 1965
• Extensions (McCoy Tyner album), 1970
• Extensions (Dave Holland album), 1988
• Extensions (The Manhattan Transfer album), 1979

Other Uses[link]

• The building of community capacity by outsiders, for instance agricultural extension
• Extension (geology), relating to the pulling apart of the Earth's crust and lithosphere
• Extension (kinesiology), movement of a joint whereby one part of the body is moved away from another
• Extension (metaphysics), the property of taking up space
• Extension (predicate logic), the set of tuples of values that satisfy the predicate
• Extension (semantics), the set of things to which a property is applied
• Extensional definition, a definition that enumerates every individual a term applies to
• Extension (telephone), telephone line attached to a main line or to a PBX or Centrex system
• Extension cord, power cable with a plug on one end and one or more sockets on the other end
• Extension locus, the gene locus of Melanocortin 1 receptor
• Continuing education, or extension school, a school for continuing education
• Extension, British Columbia, village near Regional District of Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
• Extension, Louisiana
• Eyelash extensions, material applied to eyelashes
• Hair extensions, strands of hair added to existing hair

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Daniel Ingram is a Canadian composer and songwriter, primarily for animated series soundtracks. He has written more than 100 songs for television including the theme songs for My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Martha Speaks in genres ranging from current Pop and Classic Rock right through to large-scale Broadway-style musical theater.

Ingram has received several awards for his music, including the 2010 Leo Award for Best Music in an Animated Series for Martha Speaks, and the 2008 Leo Award for Best Music in a Variety Television Show for About a Girl.

Notable film scores[link]

• Martha Speaks, Seasons 1 - 4 (Composer)
• Pound Puppies, Seasons 1 & 2 (Composer)
• The Adventures of Chuck and Friends, Seasons 1 & 2 (Songwriter)
• My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Seasons 1, 2 & 3 (Songwriter)
• Kung Fu Magoo (Composer)
• The Math Show (Composer)
• Leroy Dorsalfin (Composer)
• On Screen!, Season 3 (Composer)
• About a Girl, Season 1 (Composer)
• Ricky Sprocket, Season 1 (Additional Music)
• Empty Arms (Composer)
• The Older I Get the Wiser I Get (Composer)
• On Screen!, Season 2 (Composer)
• A Daughter’s Conviction (Additional Music)
• Imaginary Playmate (Additional Music)
• Last Chance Café (Additional Music)
• Pucca, Season 1 (Additional Music)
• EARTH = home (Additional Music)
• Children of Tsunami: No More Tears (Composer)
• Return of the Tall Ships (Composer)
• On Screen!, Season 1 (Composer)
• To Be Fat Like Me TV movie (Additional Music)
• Nobody TV movie (Additional Music)
• Love Notes TV movie (Composer)

Music Supervision/Music Editing[link]

• The Week the Women Went, Season 2
• Combat School, Season 1
• Ricky Sprocket, Season 1
• Crash Test Mommy, Seasons 2 - 4
• Pucca, Season 1
• Stunt Dawgs, Season 1
• The Stagers, Seasons 1 - 2
• Second Sight TV movie

Awards and nominations[link]

• 2008 Leo Award for Best Musical Score in a Music, Comedy, or Variety Program or Series (About a Girl, winner)
• 2009 Leo Award for Best Musical Score in an Animation Program or Series (Martha Speaks, nominee)
• 2010 Leo Award for Best Musical Score in an Animation Program or Series (Martha Speaks, winner)
• 2012 Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Original Song in a Children's or Animated Series (May The Best Pet Win - My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, nominee)
• 2012 Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Original Song in a Children's or Animated Series (Becoming Popular (The Pony Every Pony Should Know) - My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, nominee)

References[link]

• Interview on Equestria Daily
• Interview on Studio 4 with Host Fanny Kiefer
• Interview on The Express,Vancouver May 25, 2011
• Interview on 918TheFan

External links[link]

• Daniel Ingram at the Internet Movie Database
• Official Site
• Official Facebook Page
• Official Twitter Page

Megan and Liz (commonly stylized as Megan & Liz) are American pop girl band composed of fraternal twin sisters, Megan and Liz Mace, from Edwardsburg, Michigan. They are both songwriters, and Megan is their guitarist.

Early life[link]

Megan McKinley Mace and Elizabeth Morgan Mace were born on November 21, 1992 in Edwardsburg, Michigan. Megan is the older twin.^{[citation needed]}

YouTube success[link]

Their first video on YouTube, entitled "This Note", is a song which they wrote aged 15.^[1] Their first cover was of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough", originally written by Nickolas Ashford & Valerie Simpson and performed by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, but better known from Diana Ross's cover in 1970. They have posted 22 original songs on YouTube (as of March 2012).^[2]

Their YouTube channel currently has over 676,000 subscribers and over 139 million video views. They are the 34th most subscribed music channel on YouTube.^[3]

The duo released their first official music video on May 20, 2011 ^[4] of their self-written song "Happy Never After." Since then they have posted 5 original and official videos. Two days later, on May 22, 2011, Megan and Liz performed at the Totally Tube concert in Westbury, New York, alongside fellow YouTubers Kurt Schneider, Tiffany Alvord, Joseph Vincent, Kait Weston, and Jenna Rose.

Since moving to Nashville, Tennessee the duo has been added to Nashville Hootenanny's 'Teen Hoot' roster, where local artists perform for a crowd of teens at Westwood Studios. Megan and Liz have appeared in June 26, 2011 and August 20, 2011 performances and play both covers and original songs for further shows.^[5] In the August 20 show, they performed a duet with "Need Your Poison" co-writers Memphis High.

Their second music video, "Rest of You", was released on June 17, 2011.^[6] The video was shot in their hometown of Edwardsburg with several of their friends. Views of Lake Michigan can be seen in the video. The single was released two days prior to the music video's release on YouTube and Celebuzz.

In the beginning of August 2011, Megan and Liz debuted their new single, "Here I Go", on Celebuzz!. The song was co-written by the girls and Paula Winger.^[7]

In late August 2011, the twins released their next original song, "Run Away", along with a corresponding music video. The girls co-wrote the song with Alexz Johnson and Jimmy Robbins. The video was shot at Edwin Warner Park in Nashville.^[8]

"World's Gunna End", another Megan and Liz original, was released on September 6, 2011. The accompanying music video was released on September 12. Megan and Liz co-wrote the song back in May 2011 with songwriter and music producer Chris Sernel.^[9] The girls, along with their video producer (who had appeared in the "Here I Go" music video), visited over thirty locations in Nashville to shoot the many alternating scenes in the video.^[10] The girls released an acoustic version of the song as a free download on their Facebook fan page on October 3.^[11]

A Twinning Christmas EP (2011)[link]

In early September 2011, Megan revealed on her official Twitter account that they would be releasing a Christmas EP before the release of their debut album.^[12] Their EP, A Twinning Christmas, was released online (digitally on iTunes and Amazon MP3) on November 15, 2011.^[13] Their first original Christmas song, "It's Christmas Time", was released on November 8.

Debut Album and Recent Releases (2011-)[link]

In June 2011, the girls announced that they had officially begun production on their debut album, to be released in the spring of 2012.^[14]

In mid-September 2011, Megan & Liz announced that they were heading to Los Angeles, California to shoot multiple music videos. One of them was for an original song, "Are You Happy Now?" (co-written with Paula Winger), which was directed by Shenae Grimes of 90210. This song was also recorded for the Do Something organization against bullying.^[15] The single was released on October 8, 2011. The music video premiered on Teen.com on October 17, 2011. The website had been promoting Megan & Liz the week prior, including releasing exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the video shoot with Grimes, premiering a video teaser, and hosting a giveaway of some of the props used in the video.^[16][17] As of now, an acoustic version of the song taken from one of their live performances is available as a free download on their Facebook fan page.^[18]

Their original song, "Old School Love",^[19] was released early on December 21, 2011, with the re-release slated for January 3, 2012. The filming of the video was completed on October 1, 2011.^[20] It was written by Megan and Liz, along with Alexz Johnson and Jimmy Robbins.^[21] The video was released on January 16, 2012.^[22]

The duo performed their unreleased song, titled "Switch Hearts", at a show at Michigan State University in late October. A new unreleased song, "Just Friends", can be heard in the girls' tour vlog released in early December.^[23][24] They have also performed their original, "Better Than Me," in November 2011. In late December 2011, it was revealed that the duo would be collaborating with Zach Porter from the boy band Allstar Weekend, on a song called "Telescope."^[25] Megan confirmed that this song will be featured on their debut album, along with "Switch Hearts."^[26] They filmed a music video for another unreleased song, "Long Distance," in middle of March.^[27] A demo version of the song was made available for download on April 9, 2012 when fans received ten clicks on their "share" links through a Facebook app.^[28]

On December 2, 2011, the girls performed at the annual 107.5 The River's Acoustic Christmas 2011 concert in Nashville, alongside Demi Lovato, Hot Chelle Rae, Colbie Caillat, Andy Grammer, and Cobra Starship.^[29] On December 9, the girls were invited to perform at Z100 Jingle Ball 2011 Pre-Show in New York City.^[30][31]

In January 2012, the girls travelled to L.A. to film a music video for another original song, "A Girl's Life."^[32] The video was released a short while later on January 30, 2012.^[33]

In May 2012, they performed on the Village stage at the annual Wango Tango concert event.^[34] In that same week, Megan & Liz won the Macy's iHeart Radio Rising Star contest, which means that they will be the opening act at the iHeart Radio Musical Festival, held in Las Vegas, Nevada in the September of 2012.^[35]

This Time EP (2012)[link]

Megan & Liz's fourth EP, This Time, will be sold in physical form for a limited time in F.y.e. stores nationwide. It was released on February 28, 2012.^[36] This EP contains seven original songs, six of which had previously been released as singles. The other original song is called "Princess Charming."^[37] The EP was also released on iTunes on February 20th.^[38]

Personal life[link]

Both of the girls attended Edwardsburg High School in Michigan, where they were both cheerleaders. After their relocation to Tennessee, they returned to Michigan to graduate with their class in June 2011.

Liz can play a little bit of piano and is currently attempting to learn the guitar in her spare time.^[39] Liz is also a vegetarian, while Megan is a pescatarian.

The twins have met and collaborated with several other fellow YouTube artists, such as Memphis High, Emily Harder, Boyce Avenue, and Tiffany Alvord. They have also listed YouTube artist Christina Grimmie as one of their inspirations.

Other inspirations of the Mace twins include Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Demi Lovato, Katy Perry and Aly & AJ.

They teamed up with Friskies to raise $1,000 for the Friends for Dearborn Animal Shelter during the 2010 holiday season. The donation was awarded when their holiday jingle video surpassed 100,000 views after 18 days.^[40]

As of May 2011, the sisters have relocated to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue more music opportunities.^[41][42] They now release their singles through Collective Sounds.^[43]

The duo also have a beauty channel on YouTube where they post videos that focus on hair, makeup, and style, as well as aspects of inner beauty.^[44]

Discography[link]

Megan & Liz have released two EPs. Their first EP is available for online download through Amazon.com and iTunes. It contained all original songs. Their self-titled second EP was only available to purchase on tour in February 2011. This EP contained three covers, as well as two original songs. Their cover "Your Guardian Angel" on the EP was previously unreleased and has not been released online. Their Christmas EP was released in November 2011, which contained two original songs and three covers of popular holiday songs.

Singles[link]

Tour[link]

In mid-January, the Mace twins announced they would be special guests along with Tiffany Alvord on tour with the band Boyce Avenue. They will be on tour from February 11 to February 27. On March 1 they announced that they will open for Boyce Avenue in two more shows at the end of the month. The dates are below:^[49]

In late August, Megan & Liz announced that they will be opening for Action Item on their upcoming, "The Stronger The Love" tour, along with Burnham, Hollywood Ending, and The After Party. They will appear in eight shows.^[50]

The girls joined Allstar Weekend along with Hollywood Ending, Before You Exit, and The After Party on select dates during the winter portion of their 2011-2012 tour.

In February 2012, Megan & Liz began their F.Y.E./radio tour, where they will travel to radio stations across the Mid-Western part of the United States. They will also be performing in various F.Y.E. stores while promoting their EP, "This Time". More dates are to be announced.

References[link]

External links[link]

• Megan and Liz official website
• Megan and Liz at Last.fm
• Megan and Liz YouTube band page