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Jury selection is set to begin Wednesday for a woman charged with buying the guns a western New York man used to shoot four suburban Rochester firefighters on Christmas Eve 2012.
Prosecutors say Dawn Nguyen lied on a gun purchase form in 2010 when she claimed the rifle and shotgun she bought were for her, when they were really for ex-convict William Spengler.
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Recalling his days as an upstate New York college student, Vice President Joe Biden says it seemed back then that companies like Kodak, Bausch and Lomb and Xerox would go strong forever. But at a community college campus Wednesday, he said times and jobs have changed, and pushed for educational programs that train students for today's higher tech jobs.
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On Tuesday Gov. Andrew Cuomo held the districts up as models for the rest of the state, while promising them $12 million in competitive grants over the next three years.
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Can't help wanting to drive fast especially in the mountains. Carves turns like cutting butter. Great fun to drive and I love the double clutch and SAWD. Plenty of room in the back seat. Great in the snow.
Low rent materials in the interior. Engine sounds like an over reved vacuum cleaner. Could use another 50whp and the car is a bit overweight.
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As public schools continue to lose funding, many Republicans are now looking to subsidize parents who choose to send their kids to a private school or home-schooling.
That makes…no sense whatsoever. Even if Sen. Kevin Lundberg muscles this nonsense through the Senate, the grown-ups in the State House will almost certainly reject the idea.
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The Aga Khan has charted plans aimed at improving its ability to check the spread of cancers among Tanzanians. One such of strategies is increasing diagnostic camps. The move by Aga Khan Hospital comes at a time when records show that 44,000 new patients are diagnosed with cancers each year in the country and most of them do not have access to curative services.
Sir Aga Khan: The Visionary LeaderNovember 2, 2014 - The Express Tribune
Sir Sultan Mahomed Shah Aga Khan III will always be remembered as one of the most distinguished and well-reputed leaders and diplomats in the history of Pakistan movement. During the freedom movement, Sir Aga Khan proved to be a very conscientious and dynamic mediator between the western world and leaders of the subcontinent. With his vast experience and a personality of international stature, he always believed that education was the ultimate tool with which Muslims of the subcontinent could advance to live a life of prosperity and peace.
His Highness the Aga Khan Reviews Progress of UCA's Naryn CampusNovember 2, 2014 - Asia-Plus
His Highness the Aga Khan, Chancellor of the University of Central Asia (UCA) visited the Naryn campus, the first of UCA's three new undergraduate campuses spread across the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan.His Highness the Aga Khan was very pleased that construction is on schedule and that the first students would be enrolled in September 2016. Students will be admitted on a merit basis regardless of their ability to pay.
DTB Secures a Sh2.68 Billion Loan for SME LendingOctober 31, 2014 - The Star, Constant Munda
Diamond Trust Bank has acquired a Sh2.68 billion ($30 million) loan from PROPARCO, a subsidiary of French Development Agency, to support its growth strategy. DTB said in a statement the seven-year international loan at an undisclosed interest rate would be go towards boosting its small and medium enterprise loan portfolio. "Through this significant credit line, we will continue to expand our SME offering and customer base," managing director Nasim Devji said.
No Funds for Qutub Center till AugustOctober 27, 2014 - Times of India
Delhi Tourism is the nodal agency and became eligible for tourism ministry funding last week. A museum is planned at Humayun's Tomb by Aga Khan Trust for Culture, which will come up in the next few years. The Aga Khan Trust for Culture submitted a detailed proposal for Humayun's Tomb interpretation centre and we allotted Rs 50 crore for it," said a senior official.
Tajik Horse Tour Operator Wins UIAA AwardOctober 27, 2014 - Asia-Plus, Qurbon Alamshoyev
Tajik horse tour operator, Pamir Horse Adventure (PHA), has won the International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (UIAA) Mountain Protection Award. According to the UIAA's website, the 2014 UIAA Mountain Protection Award was awarded to Pamir Horse Adventure, a Tajikistan-based community tour organization, for its conservation and tourism development initiatives in the Pamir Mountains.
Toronto's New Jewel: Beauty and Pluralism at the Ismaili CenterOctober 26, 2014 - Huffington Post, Katherine Marshall
Ancient and modern, traditional and forward-looking, stark and ornate, spiritual and practical: Contrasting adjectives aptly describe the brand-new Ismaili Center in Toronto. Adjacent to the Centre is a state-of-the-art museum. Both structures highlight the diversity and depth of Islamic history. As the Aga Khan put it during the opening ceremonies, traditional elements of Muslim architecture are given a confident, forward-looking vocabulary.
Budding Geniuses: Celebrating the Science Behind Magic BootsOctober 25, 2014 - The Express Tribune
Nauman Muhammad Ahsan, a student at the Aga Khan Higher Secondary School, captured the attention of judges at the Sindh Science Fair on Thursday. His project featured a pair of temperature-regulating boots to help people keep cool in the scorching Karachi summers.
Tajik Badakhshan Helps Save Lives in Afghan BadakhshanOctober 21, 2014 - Central Asia Online, Nadin Bahrom
Afghanistan's problems are not stopping residents of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO), Tajikistan, from helping Afghans who live across the Panj River in Afghanistan's Badakhshan Province. In 2010, Tajikistan and Afghanistan sealed a deal enabling Afghans from Badakhshan Province to receive free medical care in Khorog, or to have a Tajik doctor visit them in Afghanistan, also free of charge. The Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) and the Tajik Ministry of Health and Social Protection make the charitable effort possible
KP to Introduce Injectable Vaccine Against PolioOctober 20, 2014 - Dawn, Ashfaq Yusufzai
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government is introducing injectable vaccination along with oral polio vaccine to boost immunity level of the recipients against polio virus and do away with the crippling childhood ailment, according to officials. Sources said that provincial government took the decision after IPV showed promising results in Bajaur Agency during a demonstration project implemented by Aga Khan Medical University between 2011 and 2014.
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SALT-N-PEPA star CHERYL 'SALT' JAMES has teamed up with former KID-N-PLAY rapper CHRISTOPHER 'PLAY' MARTIN to create a hip-hop gospel stage musical.
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The play's cast of 22 includes members of the pioneering rap group Whodini, TAMIKA SCOTT of R+B group Xscape, and Toni Braxton's sister Trina.
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looks like 'libertarians' believe in a very tiny tent
If you believe in the 'sanctity of marriage' - you're not one of 'us'. Well, then I thank God I'm no 'libertarian'.
As for DeMint, he left the Senate to become the new president of The Heritage Foundation - at least that's what the email I just rec'd says.
Dear Michael,
Three years ago, I told the Heritage Foundation's Board of Trustees that I would step down as president in April of 2013. I urged them to set up a formal succession process and begin a national search.
I'm delighted to announce that the Board has elected Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina to take over next April as President of The Heritage Foundation.
Edwin J. Feulner, Ph.D.
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If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy.
James Madison
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By William Turvill 01 April 10:39
The magazine publisher's pre-tax profit for the 12-month period was £11.1m, up from a loss of £7.6m in the 18 months to June 2013, according to its annual report.
By Dominic Ponsford 30 March 9:31
The original lads' mag, Loaded, is to close some 18 months after it was acquired by Simian Publishing in a management buyout.
By William Turvill 26 March 11:45
City AM has today launched a new monthly magazine called Money.
By William Turvill 17 March 10:52
Natasha Pearlman was announced as the replacement for Jane Bruton, who this week leaves the Bauer Media title after ten years to join the Telegraph as director of lifestyle and deputy editor. Bruton was launch editor of Grazia in the UK.
The man who edits The Lady describes taking 130-year-old from 'pantomime dame' to 'serious enterprise'By William Turvill 16 March 10:16
The Lady magazine had double cause for celebration last month: it turned 130 years old and bucked the circulation trend by attracting 3 per cent more sales (28,537) in the second half of 2014 than in the same period a year earlier.
By William Turvill 02 March 17:05
As the Tablet approaches its 175th birthday, a former editor has told how the Catholic weekly challenged the Pope's controversial ban on artifiicial birth control in 1968.
By Albert Olaoye 19 February 11:17
Cyclist, a magazine for cycling enthusiasts will launch in Germany on 20 February, making it its second international licensing agreement to date.
By William Turvill 12 February 17:12
All women's weekly magazines bar three saw their average circulations plunge in the second half of 2014.
Women's magazine ABCs, second half of 2014: Good Housekeeping is top seller with growing circulationBy William Turvill 12 February 16:32
Women's lifestyle and fashion titles saw their print and digital circulations decrease by 0.9 per cent year on year on average in the second half of 2014.
By William Turvill 12 February 15:47
The majority of men's magazines audited by ABC saw their combined print and digital circulations decrease in the second half of 2014.
By Dominic Ponsford 12 February 15:17
Private Eye remained the top-selling current affairs magazine in the UK in the second half of 2014 with average sales of 219,465 a fortnight.
By Dominic Ponsford 12 February 14:03
The Economist is the UK magazine with the top-selling digital edition with average audited sales of 50,000.
By Dominic Ponsford 12 February 13:34
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From product conceptualization and development, to manufacturing, sale, marketing, distribution and licensing, members of Davis LLP's Life Sciences Practice Group have extensive experience assisting both domestic and foreign clients at every stage of the product life cycle. In addition, as a leading full-service firm, the Davis LLP Life Sciences Group has the support of a wide diversity of legal expertise in various other specialties.
Members of our Life Sciences Practice Group write and lecture extensively and have additional technical training, including at a graduate level. They have also been recognized as leading lawyers by notable publications, such as The Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory, Best Lawyers in Canada, Benchmark Canada, Who's Who Legal, and LMG Life Sciences.
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Rick Hendrick has added his name to yet another dealership's sign in West Ashley's so-called "Automile."
Lexus of Charleston has changed its name to Hendrick Lexus Charleston, nearly four years after the auto mogul bought the luxury car dealership at 2424 Savannah Highway.
The name change doesn't appear to signal any other transformations at the Lexus dealership.
"While our name has changed, our vehicles, our people and our level of service have not," said David B. Yarborough, general manager of Hendrick Lexus Charleston.
Hendrick bought the West Ashley dealership along with Gene Reed Toyota & Scion in North Charleston in 2010 from local auto dealer Gene Reed for more than $80 million.
It was reported that Hendrick told Reed after the deal was reached that he "loves" Charleston's automobile market.
"'They are well-run dealerships. You have a great market with good people and good franchises with new facilities. It will complement what I already have in Charleston,'" Hendrick was reported as saying.
The auto mogul also owns: Hendrick Honda, Rick Hendrick Chevrolet, Rick Hendrick Imports of Volvo, BMW and Mini, and Rick Hendrick Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep in West Ashley. In addition, he has Rick Hendrick Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep in North Charleston and the two local Hyundai dealerships.
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Brandy Holmes not only looks like a stereotypical comic book goddess, she is one. As Earth's first official superhero, she assumes the identity of Dauntless-and it is on her shapely shoulders that mankind's fate rests. Can she get a troublesome pair of aliens to cooperate and help her save the Earth? Can she inspire other would-be superheroes to save the day?
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Internet-based self-help treatment for depression in multiple sclerosis: study protocol of a randomized controlled trial
1 Department of Psychiatry, VU University Medical Center Academic Anxiety Outpatient Clinic and GGZinGeest, A. J. Ernststraat 1187, Amsterdam, HL, 1081, The Netherlands
2 EMGO Institute for Mental Health and Care Research, VU University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
3 Department of Neurology, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
4 Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
5 Department of Medical Psychology, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
6 Department of Clinical Psychology, VU University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
BMC Psychiatry 2012, 12:137 doi:10.1186/1471-244X-12-137Published: 11 September 2012
Depression in MS patients is frequent but often not treated adequately. An important underlying factor may be physical limitations that preclude face-to-face contact. Internet-based treatment showed to be effective for depressive symptoms in general and could thus be a promising tool for treatment in MS.
Here, we present a study protocol to investigate the effectiveness of a 5 week Internet-based self-help problem solving treatment (PST) for depressive symptoms in MS patients in a randomized controlled trial. We aim to include 166 MS patients with moderate to severe depressive symptoms who will be randomly assigned to an Internet-based intervention (with or without supportive text-messages) or waiting list control group. The primary outcome is the change in depressive symptoms defined by a change in the sum score on the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II). Secondary outcomes will include measures of anxiety, fatigue, cognitive functioning, physical and psychological impact of MS, quality of life, problem solving skills, social support, mastery, satisfaction and compliance rate. Assessments will take place at baseline (T0), within a week after the intervention (T1), at four months (T2) and at ten months follow-up (T3: only the intervention group). The control group will be measured at the same moments in time. Analysis will be based on the intention-to-treat principle.
If shown to be effective, Internet-based PST will offer new possibilities to reach and treat MS patients with depressive symptoms and to improve the quality of care.
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Headlands Graduate Fellowship
October 1, 2014
I recently began my Graduate Fellowship at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, Calif. The residency runs through June 2015, offering private studio space and opportunities for professional development including public presentation events culminating with a curated exhibition in May 2015.
I'm currently working on a new video installation that takes coastal light, time, and my studio's south-facing window as its objects of study. This project continues my experiments with fabric and time-lapse begun in Mexico with my piece titled Escandón.
I'll be showing the new work at the next Headlands Open House taking place on Sunday October 19 from 12 noon – 5 P.M. My space is situated on the top floor of Bldg. 945, studio 12. In the meanwhile, my program objectives and artist statement can be found on my Headlands page.


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RHIOs for beginners
After many false starts, the health care community is now learning what it will take to build successful regional health information organizations
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Doctors say electronic health record systems may speed information access, but they interfere with patient communication and waste time in the examination room
The road ahead
Now that David Brailer has left Washington, where will the wheels he set in motion take the federal government's health IT program?
HIPAA: Best if used by…
The federal law intended to protect the privacy of patient records has long outlived its usefulness, but what's the remedy?
Australia's e-records mess
After millions of dollars and a decade invested, the lack of even a timetable for readying Australia's national e-health record system has left many wondering what happened and why
Editor's letter
Editorial: Once and future health IT czar
Dr. David Brailer's successor as the federal government's top health IT evangelist will inherit several items on the national agenda
Nurses demand a voice in health IT planning
Counterfeiting countermeasures
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John Allen
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John N. Allen, 90, a former metals official with Anaconda American Brass, Atlantic Ritchfield, and Hussey Metals, died peacefully on March 20, 2013.
Mr. Allen was born July 3, 1922, in Buffalo, N.Y. the son of George H. and Alice (Randall) Allen, and the stepson of Catherine (Carpenter) Allen. He was a graduate of Wooster School, Danbury Conn.. and Bay Path College, Springfield, Mass. After a stint with American Brass, shortly after Pearl Harbor, he enlisted in the Marine Corps where he attained the rank of 1st Sgt. He served in the South Pacific and earned two Bronze Battle Stars as well as a Presidential Unit Citation having gone ashore D-Day in Saipan with the 4th Division and D-Day Okinawa with the 1st Division. At the end of the war he and other veterans were sent to China to accept the surrender of the Japanese Troops. In February 1947, he was sent to San Diego where he received his Honorable Discharge and Good Conduct Medal. He returned to American Brass as a District Manager in Cedar Rapids, IA from 1952-1959 and was transferred to Kenosha as Manager of Distribution and Tube Sales. After 30 years of service with American Brass, he accepted a position with Hussey Metals to handle Electrical and Sheet Sales for 11 years until his retirement.
Mr. Allen was active in partisan and non-partisan politics. After his retirement in 1982, he became active in many civic organizations having served on the Library Board, as a member of United Way, and Kenosha Tax Payers. He also served a term on the Kenosha County Board of Supervisors.
He was one of the founders of the Kenosha Towne Club, a Tennis and Swimming facility and a vocalist with the Brass Ball Bangers who played at several venues in Kenosha including the
In Politics, he served on the Kenosha County Executive Board, and several other GOP boards. He was twice a delegate to the National Presidential Conventions. For many years he was known as Mr. Republican in Kenosha County.
Survivors include his daughters; Holly (Richard) Stoddard of Gilberts, Ill., Roberta Allen and Leigh (William) Travanty of Kenosha, grandchildren; Erik (Renee) Tabbert of Schaumburg, Ill., Sarah (Ish) Aguilar of Kenosha, Heather (Brian) Mullins of Chicago, Ill., Adam Mullenberg, and Margaret Padgett of Kenosha; and great grandchildren, Krystina and Justin Tabbert, Hailey and Alejandro Aguilar, and Kyleigh Miedema.
He was preceded in death by his father George H. Allen, his mother Alice Randall Allen, step-mother Catherine Carpenter Allen, four brothers and three sisters.
A memorial service will be held in Founders Hall at Kemper Center (where Mr. Allen served on the board) on Friday, April 19, with visitation starting at 10:30am followed by a memorial service and luncheon. His ashes will be buried in New Milford, CT.
As dad would always say at the end of a difficult, long, or intense conversation, class dismissed,, or this meeting is over! Rest in peace dad!!
Memorials to the Kemper Center or the Wounded Warriors Fund would be appreciated.
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1 teaspoon corn flour
1 teaspoon white vinegar
1 teaspoon vanilla
Need at least 600ml normal cream beaten till thick (No sugar)
5 passion fruit pulped
3 bananas
Preheat the oven to 150C. Choose the small bowl of the mixer and beat the egg whites on a high speed until fluffy, about a minute. The bowl should be clean with no grease in it, the eggs room temperature and you should be careful not to get any of the yolk in the white. Still beating slowly add the castor sugar until the mixture is thick and glossy with a hard peak, then beat in the corn flour, vinegar, and vanilla. Pile up high to get a marshmallow one or thin for crusty
Line a baking tray with baking paper. Pile on the meringue, hollowing out the centre to form a nest, but if you like a lot of marshmallow centre, pile the meringue up high, rather than flattening it out. Bake the pavlova for 50 minutes until quite firm, then turn the oven off but leave the pavlova in it to cool completely.
Just before required, extract the passion fruit pulp, peel and slice the bananas and toss in a little lemon juice to avoid discoloration. Spread the pavlova with the cream and cover generously with passion fruit and banana.
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Currently, I'm working on real-time and large scale data analytics at Groupon. Previously, I was President at Hyperpublic-- a local merchant data platform start up in New York (acquired by Groupon).
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Places my 46-year-old ski poles have been
Columnist Joanne Wilkinson's ski poles have been all around the world. Read about their adventures in today's Oxford Living. (March 8, 2013, Page 1B)
Bottle trees add fun, color to yard
They may or may not trap evil spirits or keep them away from entering your home; however folks in Mississippi continue to use bottle trees to decorate their yards. (March 8, 2013, Page 1B, 3B)
'Drive as you'd want to be driven'
The little things make all the difference when it comes to steering a 55-passenger bus. Get behind the wheel with Callahan Charters' most-requested driver, Billy Berry, in this week's "A Conversation With…" (March 7, 2013, Page 3)
Stages of faith
Religion columnist Randy Weeks writes this week about the stages of faith after having a deep conversation with God. (March 1, 2013, Page 5B)
Old habits easier to break when alternative is pink
Columnist Mavis Hovious has finally gotten a new phone, thanks to a comment from her dentist. (March 1, 2013, Page 1B)
Balance calls for special placement in home garden
Learn the ins and outs of planting daffodils — Oxford's favorite flower, in today's Oxford Living. (March 1, 2013, Page 1B)
Gaining Ground — Mississippi on the right path
Teaming Up columnist Milly West tells us about annual Sustainable Living Conference this weekend being held at the Oxford-University United Methodist Church. (March 1, 2013, Page 2B)
Swedish home designer makes mark in Oxford
Several of Oxford's older, historic homes were designed by Swedish designer and master craftsman Gustav M. Torgerson. (March 1, 2013, Page 3B)
Grandfather's values shape young builder's success
If you ask Todd Paine how he's led a full career before turning 30, he'll tell you about afternoons spent tinkering in his grandfather's shop. Senior staff writer Lucy Schultze sat down to talk with the local builder in this week's "A Conversation With…" (February 28, 2013, Page 3)
MS family with Oxford connection helps former 'lost boy of Sudan"
Oxford-based Guest Realty and Land have been involved in mission work in Africa. (February 22, 2013, Page 5B)


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The Penguins have lost three straight. In this episode the playoffs will be discussed. As well, I iwll be talking about the flyers Pengins brawl from Sunday.
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS TALk
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Pensvlog founders Jeff Lowman and Tom Squires discuss everything Pittsburgh Penguins
Pittsburgh Penguins Pregame Podcast: March 29 vs. San Jose Sharks
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Co-hosts Matt Gajtka and Larry Snyder get together for the latest edition of City of Champions Radio, as they preview the Pittsburgh Penguins' home matchup with the San Jose Sharks. The guys further examine the Pens' comeback win over Arizona on Saturday afternoon and what they think about their recent play with the playoffs approaching. They also recap the end of the Robert Morris men's hockey season, including their heartbreaking final game and subsequent NCAA tournament snub. Where do the Colonials go from here?
Gospel of Hockey: Pittsburgh Penguins and NHL with two months to go
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The Pittsburgh Penguins and the NHL are the primary topics of this latest edition of the Gospel of Hockey, featuring City of Champions Radio host Matt Gajtka and fellow CoC co-editor Larry Snyder. The guys discuss how to evaluate this year's Penguins, who - despite a .500 record since mid-December - find themselves within a point of the Metropolitan Division lead with two months to go in the regular season. Does Jim Rutherford have another trade or two in mind? Should the Pens consider standing still at the upcoming trade deadline for the first time since 2012? What's Pittsburgh's biggest strength and most glaring liability? Matt and Larry wrap the show with general NHL talk, including their feelings on who may be ready for a sprint to the finish, and some discussion on Pittsburgh's college hockey team, the RMU Colonials.
Gospel of Hockey: Talking Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL, college hockey
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The arrival of the holidays means that hockey season is in full flight, with Gospel of Hockey co-hosts Matt Gajtka and Larry Snyder ready to break it all down on City of Champions Radio. How have the Pittsburgh Penguins adjusted to the plethora of injuries to their forward corps? How much can we evaluate this team's play, considering how many players are sitting out? How urgent is the need to add players via trade, with still more than half the season to go? And what's the deal with the mumps outbreak in the NHL? Matt and Larry will answer these questions and more, then they'll update the progress of the Robert Morris men's hockey team, which has reached its highest national ranking ever. What's been the difference for the Colonials, who stumbled to an awful start last season before surging to a conference title?
Gospel of Hockey: Focus on the soaring Pittsburgh Penguins, early-season NHL
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Matt Gajtka and Larry Snyder are back with another Gospel of Hockey podcast here on City of Champions Radio! The guys analyze the first 14 games of the Mike Johnston era, as the Pittsburgh Penguins have soared to the top of the Metropolitan Division yet again. They also look at the early-season contenders in the NHL, focusing on the ones they think have staying power. Also, Matt and Larry discuss last week's Pittsburgh Hockey Analytics Workshop and what it might mean for advanced analysis in the sport.
Three Rivers...One Show: Pittsburgh Penguins & Steelers Erupt Offensively
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If you like offense, this was the week for you in Pittsburgh sports. City of Champions co-editors Matt Gajtka, Larry Snyder and Zac Weiss talk about recent explosions for the Steelers and Penguins in the latest episode of Three Rivers...One Show. Which team should we be more optimistic about? Speaking of big outputs, Georgia Tech ran up the score against Pitt on Saturday at Heinz Field, putting the Panthers' hopes for a division title in serious trouble. The guys discuss these topics on more, then they add their Final Thoughts on the world of sports!
Three Rivers...One Show: Previewing Pittsburgh Penguins Season, Wrapping Pirates
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The weekly edition of Three Rivers...One Show is of two minds. Not only will City of Champions co-editors Matt Gajtka, Larry Snyder and Zac Weiss close the book on the Pittsburgh Pirates' interesting season, they will also break down the upcoming Penguins campaign on the day of their opener. What can we expect from the Pens' new front office regime and coaching staff? What are the key on-ice factors for this team to get back to contending for championships? Also, the guys look into the Steelers and Pitt, both of whom have been unimpressive on the gridiron lately.
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The NHL trade deadline is fast approaching. Many teams will be scrambling to pick up rental players. In this webcast I will discuss the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Gospel of Hockey: Talking through the Pittsburgh Penguins' offseason of change
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The Pittsburgh Penguins have overhauled their management and made big changes to their personnel, and the Gospel of Hockey is back to talk about all of it. Co-hosts Matt Gajtka and Larry Snyder join forces to address the Pens' new coach, their draft strategy, the James Neal trade and frantic first few days of NHL free agency. They discuss the implications and perceived goals of the Pens' moves, then they take a look at some other news around the sport that caught their attention.
Burgh Brew: Pittsburgh Pirates As Division Favorites? Plus More Penguins Talk
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City of Champions editor Matt Gajtka welcomes staff writers Larry Snyder and Zac Weiss for another edition of Burgh Brew, a highly-caffeinated dose of Pittsburgh sports talk. This week's episode looks into the volatile prospects of the Pirates, who - despite being in fourth place in the NL Central - could be considered the favorites to win the division at the all-star break. Matt, Larry and Zac wonder what the Bucs can afford to improve and which aspects of their game could carry them to a pennant. Also, the guys analyze the Penguins' offseason and ask if they need to do anything else before training camp begins in the fall. Will Sidney Crosby be fully healthy in time for Game 1?
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The flagship program on City of Champions Radio, Three Rivers...One Show, is back! City of Champions co-editors Matt Gajtka, Larry Snyder and Zac Weiss return to discuss an interesting opening week for the Pittsburgh Penguins, who have looked mostly strong while winning two out of their first three. What's been different about the Pens so far, and what still needs work? Also, the Pitt Panthers earned a significant victory at Heinz Field to stay in the ACC division race and the Steelers were surprisingly blown out in Cleveland.
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does anyone knows how to set additional environment variables for an ant script from within intellij-idea/rubymine? The part of the ant script which uses the environment variable looks as below:
<property environment="env"/>
<fail unless="env.IDEA_HOME" message="IDEA_HOME must be set."/>
What I've tried so far:
- Passing an environment variable on startup to intellij
- Settings -> Path Variables
- Ant Build -> Properties
- Ant Build -> Execution -> Ant command line


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Maggot Moon
By Sally Gardner; Julian Crouch (Illustrator)
(Candlewick, Hardcover, 9780763665531, 288pp.)
Publication Date: February 12, 2013
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A 2014 Michael L. Printz Honor Book
In Sally Gardner's stunning novel, set in a ruthless regime, an unlikely teenager risks all to expose the truth about a heralded moon landing.
What if the football hadn't gone over the wall. On the other side of the wall there is a dark secret. And the devil. And the Moon Man. And the Motherland doesn't want anyone to know. But Standish Treadwell — who has different-colored eyes, who can't read, can't write, Standish Treadwell isn't bright — sees things differently than the rest of the "train-track thinkers." So when Standish and his only friend and neighbor, Hector, make their way to the other side of the wall, they see what the Motherland has been hiding. And it's big...One hundred very short chapters, told in an utterly original first-person voice, propel readers through a narrative that is by turns gripping and darkly humorous, bleak and chilling, tender and transporting.
Sally Gardner is an award-winning author whose novels have sold more than 1.5 million copies in the U.K. and have been translated into twenty-two languages. She is dyslexic and is an avid spokesperson for dyslexia. "I strongly believe that dyslexia is like a Rubik's Cube," she says. "It takes time to work out how to deal with it, but once you do, it can be the most wonderful gift." Sally Gardner lives in London.
Julian Crouch is a director and designer whose career has spanned theater, opera, film, and television. He is currently designing Big Fish for Broadway and Cinderella for the Dutch National Ballet. Julian Crouch lives in Brooklyn, New York.
This novel will just blow you away...Such a beautiful read...this certainly has the potential to become a modern classic.
—The Bookseller (U.K.)
Startlingly original, sophisticated and moving, MAGGOT MOON is out of this world.
—The Sunday Times (U.K)
Dazzling, chilling, breathtaking. A perfect book.
—Meg Rosoff
Gardner does a masterful job of portraying Standish's dyslexia through the linguistic swerves of his narration, and although the ending is pure heartbreak, she leaves readers with a hopeful message about the power of one boy to stand up to evil
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
This is alt-history second; first, it is an eerie, commanding drama.
—Booklist (starred review)
Standish's tale has the terse, energetic tension of poetry; his phrases and sentences roll out with irony, tenderness, horror, or love, but always vividly...Most appealing of all, however, is Standish Treadwell himself: tender, incisive, brave, and determined, he takes a stand and treads well.
—The Horn Book (starred review)
Sally Gardner tells a story that is rich in drama and ideas.