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LANDGROVE John Newton, 83, died peacefully in his Landgrove, Vermont, home February 13, 2013, after a short illness. John was a grower of potatoes and tomatoes, philosopher, teacher, high school principal, square dance caller, bass fiddle player, mechanic, manual laborer, farmer, classic designer, miller and builder, but above all, an educator. He was a natural storyteller and he had an old Vermont sense of humor. His selfless compassion for others was remarkable, and John will be long remembered by the fortunate people whose lives he touched in his gentle, strong and elegant way.
John was born August 2, 1929, in Hartford, Connecticut, near the Loomis School where his father, David Newton, was a teacher. In 1937, Johns parents, David and Margaret, started an independent boys high school, The Newton School, on a remote farm near Hamilton Falls in Jamaica, Vermont. As important as the regular curriculum, the students helped renovate and build the farm, raise animals and vegetables for food. Each student was given an axe and a lantern. Besides being one of the students, John physically ran the farm, with the help of his siblings. He cut and hand-sawed the firewood the school was heated with, and he was in charge of the horses. He taught himself to ride, harness, plow and haul his felled trees through the woods. He graduated from the Newton School in 1947. The diploma was a double-bitted Rexford axe inscribed with the motto, A thicker axe dont cut good, a thinner axe dont hold good. Always buy a Rexford.
Following graduation, John worked three years for Ripley Swan, a local contractor and also a teacher at The Newton School. He spent two years in the army as a radio operator in Louisiana during the Korean War. He married Jane Spross in 1953. John received a B.A. from Princeton University in 1957, and a masters from Harvard in 1958.
John was a science teacher at the Chester and Springfield, Vermont, high schools from 1958 - 1969. He was the principal of Leland and Gray High School in Townshend, Vermont, from 1969 - 1977.
In 1978, he started Hamilton Falls Lumber Co., milling and building post and beam barns and frames. The company changed its name to John Newton & Sons Inc. around 1996, and John continued to run the business through December of 2012. He designed and built over 200 barns and houses in Southern Vermont, and repaired and restored almost as many. He lived in Vermont for 76 years.
John leaves behind his wife, Anna Dibble Newton, Landgrove, Vt.; sister Mary Western, Windham and Burlington, Vt., sister Margaret Newton, Brattleboro, Vt., and brother Michael Newton, Corvallis, Ore.; five children, Michael (Suzi) Newton, Georgetown, Maine, Sally (Michael) Newton, West Townshend, Vt., James (Paula) Newton, Townshend, Vt., Peter (Diane) Newton, Windham, Vt., and Amos (Ilana) Newton who lives in The Newton School buildings, Jamaica, Vt.; two stepchildren, Katy and Andrew Morse; 10 grandchildren, Daniel Dubie, David and Jake Newton, Benjamin and Samuel Donahue, Lucas Newton, Jenny and Jesse Newton, Abram and Lilian Newton; two step-grandchildren, Emily and Michaela Stockwell; and many nieces and nephews. One child, Rebecca Newton, predeceased him in 1984.
Johns family would like to thank Orion Howard of the Southwestern Vermont Medical Cancer Center, Grace Cottage Hospital, the nurses and Dr. Maurice Geurts.
A private memorial event will be held in the spring.
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On July 7 at the 140th Imperial Session (annual meeting) of Shriners International, representatives of the world-renowned fraternity elected Summerville resident Kenny Craven to the international Boards of Directors for Shriners International and their official philanthropy, Shriners Hospitals for Children.
Craven is the first Shriner from South Carolina in the organizations 142-year history that will serve as part of the 13-member board that helps govern the Shriners fraternity and the Shriners pediatric health care system.
In 2024-2025, Craven is set to serve as Chief Executive Officer of Shriners International and the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Shriners Hospitals for Children.
Craven, a lifelong resident of Summerville, S.C., served as the Potentate (President) of the Omar Shriners, the Mount Pleasant, S.C. chapter of Shriners International, in 2012. Craven joined the Shriners fraternity in 1988 and has held several leadership roles with various organizations such as the Summerville Masonic Lodge, Charleston Restaurant Association, and the Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce.
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Toledo Police launch interactive crime mapWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
Gone are the days of filing cabinets stuffed with overlooked incident reports and other troves of underutilized data. For the past several years, police departments across the nation, including Toledo Police Department (TPD), have been transitioning to an "intelligence-led" model of crime-fighting, utilizing tools like interactive crime mapping and digital data-crunching to track trends, analyze statistics and make more effective use of department resources.
TPD has used online crime mapping internally since 2012. Now much of that same data is at the fingertips of area residents through a public version of the department's interactive map, which launched May 15 at crimemap.toledo.oh.gov.
To access the map, users enter an address and from there can browse nearly all crimes reported within a half-mile radius within the past two months. Users can also sign up for email alerts and submit anonymous tips. The map is refreshed three times a day, at 6 a.m., 2 p.m. and 10 p.m. shift changes.
"What we're trying to do is allow the public to see what's happening in their neighborhood or their business area so they can be more informed," said Capt. Mike Troendle, a 20-year TPD veteran who heads the department's strategic response bureau.
"We cannot be in every neighborhood at the same time and, even if we're in that neighborhood, we don't always know what's normal and what's not, so having an active, involved citizenry is the best way for us to police. There is no question about that. By getting this out to them, we're educating them more and in turn we're helping ourselves."
The map is also expected to reduce the time TPD spends handling public information requests, Troendle said.
"This allows people to go out there and basically do a self-service on it, freeing up my analysts to actually analyze more of the crime for our internal purposes and hopefully solve more crime," he said.
The public map cost $6,200 through Dayton-based Optica Consulting, the same company that developed the department's internal mapping system. Work on the public map started in October.
Public access to the data has always been the end goal, Troendle said.
"One of the things we wanted to do was satisfy our needs internally first, making sure our commanders and our officers were getting the information they need and setting it up the way they want it, and then it was the natural progression to go public," he said.
Crime reports are listed by block, not exact address. Data for rapes, sexual assaults and juvenile-specific crimes such as curfew violations are excluded for privacy reasons, Troendle said.
TPD doesn't differentiate between tips left through the map and tips left via TPD's website, but Troendle said he knows people have used the map when leaving tips because some have referenced map data. The number of people who have signed up for email alerts was not immediately available.
One disappointment for some users is the map uses Flash, so it cannot be accessed on most tablets or smartphones. Troendle said that may change in the future.
"The company we work with is in development of an app, but we didn't want to wait for that to come out," Troendle said. "We wanted to get the information out there. We figured providing some sort of information for the public is better than not giving them any information at all."
Former TPD Chief Derrick Diggs implemented the intelligence-led policing model when he became chief in late 2011, the most obvious change being the installation of surveillance cameras — although that's only a small piece of the overall strategy, Troendle said.
"We collect data from every kind of source out there, from the mundane crime reports to social media. We take everything we can get intelligence-wise and we analyze that," Troendle said. "Basically what we're doing is putting our people where they need to be based on what the data is telling us."
Since the shift, TPD has reduced its burglary rate by at least 30 percent, Troendle said.
That's because a small percentage of people are responsible for a majority of the crime, he said, citing research from Temple University criminology professor Jerry Ratcliffe, an expert in intelligence-led policing and crime mapping, who concluded about 6 percent of the population is responsible for 60 percent of crime.
"It's about working smarter, not just harder," Ratcliffe told Florida's Sarasota Herald-Tribune in 2011. "It's about focusing resources. In the end, there are only so many police officers."
Heather Buford, who along with her husband Cory are citywide co-chairs for Toledo Neighborhood Block Watch, said she's excited as the map means members will now have access to statistics udaily as opposed to once a week from The Blade or once a month from TPD at block watch meetings.
"We love it. We think it's great. With block watch being the eyes and the ears of the neighborhoods, it's very helpful," Heather said. "My husband and I have been pushing for something interactive for residents for years.
"I'm also thinking this will be a great way to get the younger generation involved," Heather said. "If they could go on iPhones and iPads that would be even better."
Other cities
Toledo is the last of Ohio's four largest cities to launch an interactive public map of crime data. Thirty-one police departments in Ohio, including Akron, Columbus, Cincinnati, Waterville and Youngstown, use a free online mapping service called RAIDS (Regional Analysis and Information Sharing) Online. Crime information is updated daily and email alerts are available.
Cleveland Police Department (CPD) uses mapping technology developed by the City of Cleveland that integrates crime statistics into other city informational maps such as permits, licenses, capital projects, bikeways and land status, said CPD crime analyst Todd Wiles. Crime information is updated daily, but email alerts are not available.
Dayton Police Department uses technology nearly identical to Toledo's as its map was also developed by Optica. TPD already had a relationship with Optica, which had developed its internal technology, so it made sense to stick with the company for the public site, Troendle said.
"For us to go with RAIDS Online, we would have to set up all kinds of new rules and processes to give them the data," Troendle said. "With Optica those rules and processes were already in place, and it was just a matter of us creating a public-facing website to display the data. It was a much easier process to do it this way."
Sgt. Eric Paull, who heads Akron Police Department's (APD) crime analysis intelligence unit, met Troendle through the Northern Ohio Violent Crime Consortium (NOVCC), which also includes Akron, Toledo, Canton, Cleveland, Elyria, Lorain, Mansfield and Youngstown, as well as county, state and federal agencies.
Advantages to RAIDS are that it's free and it's a national system, incorporating data from more than 40 states, Washington, D.C., and two Canadian provinces, Paull said.
Disadvantages include that it's not able to be customized, he said. For example, what APD would call breaking and entering is classified in the RAIDS software as "burglary commercial."
"For free, [RAIDS is] the best thing that's out there. But if you build something like Toledo [did], you're going to get more functionality and a better system," Paull said. "What Mike was able to do is much more customized. Those guys came in there and built that just for Toledo."
Game changer
Such technology has revolutionized law enforcement, Paull said, recalling a serial rape case that required a detective to manually page through hundreds of old files looking for information.
"What he did in weeks we can now do in 10 minutes," Paull said. "It makes a police department a ton more effective."
Paull also recalled a serial burglar who was caught after data analysis revealed the day and time of day he typically struck.
"We could never do that kind of stuff before. It just wasn't possible. We didn't have the data," Paull said.
However, technology doesn't replace police work, Paull said.
"You can't replace crime analysis with that. I've still got four full-time crime analysts," he said.
But officers have faster access to information that is more up-to-date and more useful than in the past, said TPD Public Information Officer Sgt. Joe Heffernan.
"The information given to the commanders of where to direct their resources is so much better and that's been really the main driver at reducing our crime in my opinion," Heffernan said.
Geographical context
Esri, an international supplier of geographic information system (GIS) software, powers Toledo's map developed by Optica.
"We add the geographical context to any type of intelligence," said Communications Manager Brian Peterson. "Police departments were an early adapter of the technology."
The main goal is crime prevention, said Mike King, Esri's national law enforcement manager, who retired as a Utah police chief after a 30-year career in law enforcement.
"Anyone can throw a dot on a map and say a burglary happened here," King said. "Esri not only puts the dot on the map, but helps explain why this dot is important to all the other dots. The real secret is the analysis behind the scenes. What can we do to forecast where events are going to happen based on history?
"Ten years ago, crime analysts would walk into a chief's office with 50 sheets of paper, all the burglaries that month, sheets and sheets of data in tabular form. But if you can give someone the ability to visualize, people can understand that tabular data much more quickly."
Giving the public access to crime data also helps create a partnership between police departments and the public.
"That's the large and long-term goal, to form those partnerships so police have thousands of sets of eyes on the street," King said.
Heffernan agreed.
"They always say, 'Knowledge is power,'" Heffernan said. "This just enables us to do our job better and we can do our job even better when the public can assist us."
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CALGARY, ALBERTA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/03/13 -- Pengrowth Energy Corporation (TSX:PGF) (NYSE:PGH) will host its 2013 Investor Day in Calgary on Friday, January 11th, 2013 beginning at 9 A.M. Mountain Time (MT) and continuing for about two hours. Derek Evans and members of Pengrowth's senior executive team will provide an update on the company's operations, recent developments, strategic outlook and the 2013 capital budget.
To register for attendance at the event, participants can contact Pengrowth's investor relations team at [email protected] or calling toll free 1-888-744-1111.
A live webcast of the event will be available for those unable to attend in person. To participate in the webcast, participants may register by visiting http://www.gowebcasting.com/4038.
We recommend that users access the webcast approximately 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.
An archive of the webcast and accompanying presentation will be available within two hours following the conclusion of the live event on Pengrowth's website at www.pengrowth.com.
About Pengrowth:
Pengrowth Energy Corporation is a dividend-paying, intermediate Canadian producer of oil and natural gas, headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. Pengrowth's assets include the Swan Hills light oil, Cardium light oil and Lindbergh thermal bitumen projects. Pengrowth's shares trade on both the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "PGF" and on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "PGH".
Derek Evans, President and Chief Executive Officer
Investor Relations
(403) 233-0224 or Toll Free: 1-888-744-1111
[email protected]
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SRM752 - Advanced Project Management
Unit details
|2015 unit information
|Enrolment modes:
|Trimester 1: Waterfront (Geelong), Cloud (online)
Trimester 3: Waterfront (Geelong), Cloud (online)
|Credit point(s):
|EFTSL value:
|Unit chair:
Adam Krezel
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|Contact hours:
Trimester 1 - Campus: 11 x 2 hour class per week, 11 x 1 hour seminar per week.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin.
Trimester 3 - Campus: 2 x 2 days intensive workshops (6 hours per day, during weeks 2 and 3). Dates will be confirmed on enrolment in this unit).
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin.
The unit integrates the historical development of project management (PM) profession with contemporary internationalised project management practice. A case study approach is used to examine the PM theories, methodologies, tools and techniques applied to management of a large-scale, international construction project. Strategic, tactical and operational challenges of internationalised project management are investigated and scenarios for successful project's delivery are explored. Project management is also examined through 'softer' themes including project team capabilities, leadership and team culture in the context of stakeholder management and integrated project management. Applicability of various organisational structures is evaluated in the context of a large-scale international construction projects.
Critical analysis essay 40%, case study report 60%
Unit Fee Information
|Student Contribution Rate*
|Student Contribution Rate**
|Fee rate - Domestic Students
|Fee rate - International students
* Rate for all CSP students, except for those who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
** Rate for CSP students who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
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Friday, November 29, 2013
Families throughout the Lowcountry make an annual tradition of visiting the Holiday Festival of Lights at James Island County Park. With more than 750 displays shining bright, the festival features lighted images of all shapes, sizes and themes. Now through Dec. 31, kids ages 12 and under are invited to present their ideas for a new light display to the creators of the Holiday Festival of Lights through the fourth annual Light Display Design Contest.
One submission will be selected as the winner, and that child's design will be considered as inspiration for a new light display at the 2014 Holiday Festival of Lights. The grand prize winner will receive a Super Splash Pass that provides season-long admission into Whirlin' Waters, Splash Zone and Splash Island waterparks for summer 2014. The contest ends upon the finale of the festival on Dec. 31, and all entries must be received or postmarked by Jan. 4. For all contest rules and guidelines, see the entry form at www.holidayfestivaloflights.com.
Light Show Supervisor Rich Raab has designed displays at the Holiday Festival of lights on site at James Island County Park since 1990. Current designs range from holiday themes to dinosaurs, trains, space ships, aquatic themes, Charleston iconic imagery and hundreds more. Raab creates each design first on paper then develops his designs into a light structure based off his drawing. Raab's creative process can be viewed in a video at www.holidayfestivaloflights.com. Winning entries from the past three years' contests were turned into displays featuring a Ferris wheel, the South Carolina state flag and a penguin sliding down an ice berg.
The 24th Annual Holiday Festival of Lights opened Nov. 8 and will run nightly through Dec. 31. The festival features a three-mile driving tour through more than 750 light displays, plus areas where visitors can get out of the car and enjoy gift shops, marshmallow roasting, walking trails, school art displays, an old-fashioned carousel, a festival train and much more. For more information on the Holiday Festival of Lights, including event hours and fees, call 843-795-4386 or visit www.holidayfestivaloflights.com.
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By Dr. John DeGarmo
The departure of a foster child from your home is often a difficult time. Because this can be a time of great difficulty and one of emotional upheaval, it is important to prepare beforehand when it comes to the transition of your foster child from your home into another. From the very first day you bring a foster child into your home, it is critical to remember that he will very likely not be with you forever. There will come a time when he will move to another home; whether it is reunification with his parents, his family members, another foster home or adoption. Therefore, planning for his departure begins when he first arrives.
One of the ways you can prepare is by organizing a lifebook for your foster child. This book can be a wonderful healing tool for your foster child as he moves to a new home. For some children, a lifebook is the only reminder they may have of previous houses and families they once called home. Essentially, a lifebook is a scrapbook of your foster child's life, and is something he can take with him to his new home, and throughout his life. Sadly, when many foster children are placed into a foster home, much of their early life story is lost, and can never be retraced. A lifebook can not only help the child remember important aspects of his past, it can also bring to light memories that fade away when a child grows older.
When designing a lifebook for your foster child, make sure you include him in creating the book. Do your best to trace his early life; ask your caseworker for information, try to retrieve early pictures and information from birth parents and family members, if possible. Add pictures of the birth family, when possible, as well as any other foster parents he might have had. Include pictures of his friends and other important people in his life. Be sure to identify each person in the pictures. If you have any certificates of any kind that he might have earned or received, include these also. Letters from important people in his life would also be a great addition to his lifebook. Also, be sure to include any medical history you can locate. You may need help from his caseworker, along with his birth family, if possible. Also, any family history you can add would be very beneficial to him, both now and later on in life. This might include military service, education and accomplishments. Don't forget to add information about his own interests and hobbies, with plenty of pictures of him engaged in activities. Finally, leave several blank pages in the back of his lifebook, so he can add pictures, information and even his personal thoughts later on as he grows, or perhaps even in his next foster home.
A lifebook helps a foster child recognize his or her individual worth, something that is so very important for each child in foster care. For many foster children, placement into foster care is a traumatic experience. Lifebooks can be a testament to their strength and their ability to overcome whatever challenges they may face while in care.
Dr. John DeGarmo has been a foster parent for 11 years now, and he and his wife have had over 30 children come through their home. He is a speaker and trainer on many topics about the foster care system, and travels around the nation delivering passionate, dynamic, energetic and informative presentations. Dr. DeGarmo is the author of the highly inspirational and bestselling book Fostering Love: One Foster Parent's Story, and the upcoming book The Foster Parenting Manual: A Practical Guide to Creating a Loving, Safe and Stable Home. He also writes for a number of publications and newsletters, both here in the United States, and overseas. Dr. DeGarmo can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com, through his Facebook page, or at his website.


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Jump to "About the Performers"The Spring Concert highlighted the works of two great Jewish composers: Lazar Weiner, the prominent American composer of Jewish art songs, and Joseph Achron, the outstanding Russian-born violinist and composer, an active member of the Society for Jewish Folk Music in St. Petersburg. Musicologist Marsha Dubrow discussed the works of Lazar Weiner and violinist Yuval Waldman introduced the music of Joseph Achron. In addition to Jewish-influenced violin works by Achron, the concert presented the first American performance of his brilliant arrangements of Paganini's Caprices.
The performers included outstanding young artists from the top American conservatories and music schools.
The Sidney Krum Young Artist Concert Series and the Sidney Krum Jewish Music and Yiddish Theatre Memorial Collections are made possible by a generous gift from the Estate of Sidney Krum. Mr. Krum emigrated from the Polish town of Anatolia to the United States as a child and learned Yiddish folk songs from his mother. Both an attorney and an educator, Mr. Krum spent much of his career in the New York City public schools. Throughout his life, he was dedicated to his Jewish heritage, particularly its music, and to the education of the young people of New York.
Yuval Waldman, Music Director
Dr. Marsha Dubrow, Guest Lecturer and Curator
Welcome and Introduction by Jonathan Brent, YIVO Executive Director
Yiddish Art Songs by Lazar Weiner (1897-1982)
Lecture by Dr. Marsha Dubrow
"Shtile Tener" (Hushed Tones) (1918)
Poet: Nahum Baruch Minkoff (1893-1958)
"Ikh Hob Far Dir A Sod" (I Have a Secret for You) (1945)
Poet: Nahum Baruch Minkoff (1893-1958)
Maria Dubinsky, soprano
Anna Vinnitsky, piano
"Ergets Vayt" (Somewhere Far) (1936)
Poet: H. Leivick (Leivick Halpern) (1886-1962)
"Der Sholem-Zokher" (The Shining Amulets) (1973)
Poet: Itzik Manger (1901-1969)
Joshua Breitzer, tenor
Anna Vinnitsky, piano
"Yiddish" (1946)
Poet: Yakov-Yitskhak Segal (1896-1954)
"Volt Mayn Tate Raykh Geven" (If My Father Were Rich) (1918)
Poet: Aaron Nissenson (1898-1964)
Heather Klein, soprano
Anna Vinnitsky, piano
"Der Held" (The Hero) (1936)
Poet: H. Roisenblatt
"A Foter Tsu Zayn Zun" (A Father to His Son) (1971)
Poet: Jacob Glatstein (1896-1971)
Richard Lawrence, tenor
Robert Buxton, piano
"Ikh Bin Der Vaynrib" (I Am the Grapevine) (1965)
Poet: Mani Leib (Brahinski) (1883-1953)
"A Mayse" (A Story) (1971)
Poet: Aaron Zeitlin
Kate Judd, soprano
Robert Buxton, piano
Violin Compositions and Arrangements by Joseph Achron (1886-1943)
Lecture by Yuval Waldman
Hebrew Lullaby, Op. 35, No. 2
Itamar Zorman, violin
Robert Buxton, piano
Hebrew Dance, Op. 35, No. 1
Caeli Smith, violin
Robert Buxton, piano
Joseph Achron's Arrangements of Paganini's Caprices for violin and piano (first U.S. performance)
Caprice No. 20
Alice Ivy-Pemberton, violin
Robert Buxton, piano
Caprice No. 14
Madeleine Vaillancourt, violin
Robert Buxton, piano
Caprice No. 13
Caeli Smith, violin
Robert Buxton, piano
Caprice No. 15
Niv Ashkenazi, violin
Robert Buxton, piano
Caprice No. 17
Itamar Zorman, violin
Robert Buxton, piano
We would like to thank:
Dr. Gila Flam and the National Library of Israel
Ms. Barbara Cassidy and the School of Jewish Music, Cantorial Ordination Program at Hebrew College in Boston
Mr. Samuel Elliot Zerin and the Joseph Achron Society
Marsha Dubrow, Lecturer
Since 2007, Dr. Marsha Dubrow, musicologist, composer and cantor, has been Resident Scholar in Jewish Music at the CUNY Graduate Center's Center for Jewish Studies where she has curated two major symposia and concerts: "Music and Israel @60" and "Klezmer Music in the 21st Century." She also teaches courses on Music in Jewish Culture and History at NYU, SPCS. In 2008-2009, she was awarded a Milstein Fellowship at YIVO/Center for Jewish History for archival research on Lazar Weiner. Dr. Dubrow has been the Spiritual Leader and Cantor of Congregation B'nai Jacob of Jersey City, New Jersey since 2005. Her Jewish liturgical music has been selected for publication and recording by the Shalshelet Foundation. Dr. Dubrow received a Ph.D. in Music from Princeton University and she will be a Weatherhead Fellow at Harvard University for 2011-2012.
Yuval Waldman, Music Director
Born in Russia and educated in Israel, the United States and Europe, Yuval Waldman has enjoyed great success as a violinist, conductor, and educator. Waldman has appeared as a soloist with orchestras in the United States, Canada, Europe and Israel and given recitals at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, Wigmore Hall in London, and Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. In 2005 Maestro Waldman founded Music Bridges International, to foster cross-cultural music exchange programs that feature the music of different countries. Under the Music Bridges banner, he organized the successful Young Artsist Strings Competition at the "Tchaikovsky's Homeland" Center in Izhevsk/Votkinsk, Russia.
Niv Ashkenazi, violin
Classical violinist Niv Ashkenazi, winner of the 2010 American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition, had his Carnegie Hall debut at the Weill Recital Hall in March 2010. Mr. Ashkenazi has won numerous competitions including the Culver City Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition and the 2007 VSA International Young Soloist Award, which led to his debut at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Mr. Ashkenazi has performed in recitals across the U.S. Most recently, Mr. Ashkenazi was invited to perform at the Kennedy Center for the 50th Anniversary of President Kennedy's Inauguration. Mr. Ashekenazi is currently a junior undergraduate attending the Juilliard School, studying with Stephen Clapp and Ronald Copes. He was awarded the Lester Lanin scholarship by the Juilliard School.
Joshua Breitzer, tenor
Cantor Joshua Breitzer was invested this spring from the Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. He currently serves Temple Beth Shalom in Arnold, MD and was previously the first-ever cantorial intern at Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York. He has performed as a featured soloist at Carnegie Hall, Symphony Space, the 92nd Street Y, and on Israel's "Kol HaMusica" classical radio, and has worked with such cultural luminaries as Elie Wiesel, Jack Gottlieb z"l, and Yehudi Wyner. In addition, Breitzer has coached Jewish vocal music at New York City Opera, the Juilliard School, and Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts. He is an alumnus of the University of Michigan, and the New England Conservatory of Music, and also completed YIVO's Weinreich Program in Yiddish at New York University. This August, he will join Congregation Beth Elohim in Brooklyn as cantor and music director.
Robert Buxton, piano
Robert Buxton studies with Dr. Solomon Mikowsky at the Manhattan School of Music. Robert has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in numerous venues, including Alice Tully Hall, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, Donell Library, Steinway Hall, Klavierhaus, and the Greenwich House of Music. In 2006 Robert won the Piano Concerto Competition in the Pre-College Program at the Manhattan School of Music, and in 2007 he received the school's Rosetta Goodkind Award. In October 2010, he was a prize-winner at the Panama International Competition.
Maria Dubinsky, soprano
Maria Dubinsky was born in Moscow, former USSR. In 1990 Maria immigrated to Israel to attend the Rubin Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem. Since graduation, Ms. Dubinsky participated in several opera productions of the New Israeli Opera, as well as in numerous concerts and chamber opera projects in Israel and abroad. In 2010 Maria was invested as a cantor by the Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion with a Master of Sacred Music. Currently, Maria is serving as a cantor at North Shore Synagogue, NY. In July Maria will start working as an assistant cantor at the Temple Shaarey Tefila in Manhattan.
Kate Judd, soprano
Kate Judd received an Artist Diploma in classical voice from the Longy School of Music, where she studied with Sanford Sylvan and Donna Roll. As a recitalist, oratorio soloist, and operatic soloist, she has appeared throughout the New England area, most recently in "FRAUENSTIMMEN: Women's Voices from Ravensbrück". Ms. Judd is in the Cantor-Educator Program at Hebrew College in Newton, Massachusetts, where she currently studies voice and chazzanut with Cantor Charles Osborne. She has served as a cantorial soloist at Congregation Shir HeHarim in Brattleboro, Vermont, and at the Greater Washington Coalition for Jewish Life in Washington, Connecticut. She is also a teacher of voice and of the Alexander Technique.
Heather Lauren Klein, soprano
Heather has established herself as a well-known performer in the San Francisco Bay area's Yiddish music scene, and has performed in Europe, Canada and throughout the U.S. Heather performed in Budapest, Hungary earlier this year as part of an artists' residency program, and will perform this May in the world premier of the cabaret opera Ravensbrück Project, in Boston. Heather has also produced and performed in a Bay Area concert series the past two years called "Hungry for Yiddish — A Mitzvah Project." In addition, she has performed in California with Capital Opera Sacramento, West Bay Opera and The San Francisco Academy Orchestra, and in Manhattan at City Winery's Klezmer Brunch and The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring. Heather has also performed at The National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene, and at the Chutzpah! Festival in Vancouver and the Mameloshen Festival in Winnipeg. Heather lives in San Francisco and earned her master's and bachelor's degrees at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
Richard Lawrence, tenor
Rick has been singing for as long as he can remember. Originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan, he graduated from Oberlin College in 2008 with a B.A. in Jewish Studies. He came to the Boston area in 2009 to enter the Cantor Educator Ordination program at Hebrew College in Newton, Massachusetts and is currently in his second year. He is a member of the Zamir Chorale of Boston and of Il Concerto di Salamone Rossi Hebreo. Rick had the pleasure of working with Yehudi Wyner on several musical compositions of his father, Lazar Weiner.
Alice Ivy-Pemberton, violin
Alice Ivy-Pemberton studies violin with Nurit Pacht at the Lucy Moses School at the Kaufman Center in New York City. Alice was a winner of the 2007 Lucy Moses School Concerto Competition, the 2008 ISO Concerto Competition, and the 2009-2010 Greenwich Village Orchestra Young Artists Concerto Competition. She has performed solo in various venues in New York City, including Merkin Concert Hall, Symphony Space, Zankel Hall, and Barge Music. In 2008, Alice performed in the PBS televised live program "From the Top at Carnegie Hall." In 2010, she was a finalist in the International Menuhin Violin Competition in Oslo, Norway (Junior Division). There, Alice performed in solo recitals and as a soloist with the Norwegian Academy of Music Symphony orchestra. At twelve, Alice was the youngest performer in the competition. In November 2010, Alice appeared as guest soloist with the Greenwich Village Orchestra. In April 2011, Alice performed as first violinist with the Spectra String Quartet in Weill Recital Hall.
Caeli Smith, violin
Violinist Caeli Smith, born in Philadelphia, is a student at the Juilliard School, where she studies with Ronald Copes of the Juilliard String Quartet. Caeli made her debut as an orchestra soloist at the age of ten with the Philadelphia Classical Symphony, and has since soloed with numerous orchestras. She has collaborated with a wide range of musicians in recital and chamber music settings, including pianists André Watts and Christopher O'Riley, and soprano Julianne Baird. Caeli has performed as both a soloist and a chamber musician on From The Top, where she also served for three years as a traveling cast member in the role of "Roving Reporter." An active journalist, Caeli has worked as an intern for Violinist.com. Her print articles have appeared in Strings and Teen Strings magazines.
Madeleine Vaillancourt, violin
Madeleine Vaillancourt studies with Nurit Pacht at the Lucy Moses School in New York City, where she has participated in masterclasses with Ilya Kaler, Roland and Almita Vamos, Yuval Waldman and Miriam Fried. She has won prizes in the Lucy Moses School Concert Competition, the Island Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition, and the Greenwich Village Orchestra Concerto Competition. Madeleine has performed at Merkin Concert Hall, Barge Music, Carnegie Hall, and Symphony Space. She has also studied at the Stony Brook University Pre-College Program, and the New England Conservatory Preparatory School. In addition to performing, Madeleine is also an avid composer. Her compositions have been selected for performances at the NYSSMA All-State Conference in Rochester, New York, 2007-2010, as well as at the Music Educators national Conference in 2008 and 2011. Performing many of them herself, these compositions have been performed at the Eastman School of Music, Symphony Space, and the Kennedy Center.
Anna Vinnitsky, piano
Pianist Anna Vinnitsky is enjoying an extensive career as a soloist and collaborative artist. She has participated in numerous festivals and master-classes in the U.S. and abroad, and appeared to acclaim at some of the world's most prestigious concert venues including Orchestra Hall in Chicago, Gewandhaus in Leipzig, Merkin Concert Hall and Tenri Cultural Center in New York City. She has appeared as a soloist with Haifa Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Stanley Sperber, and collaborated with internationally acclaimed Chicago Symphony Conductor Cliff Colnot. Ms. Vinnitsky holds a Doctoral Degree in Piano Performance from Stony Brook University, a Master's of Music Degree from DePaul University in Chicago, as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Piano and Organ Performance from the Rubin Academy of Music in Tel Aviv. Ms. Vinnitsky is a co-founder of The Jewish Arts Ensemble of New York. She is on the faculty at St. Luke's School and Lucy Moses School and a staff accompanist at The Mannes College of Music.
Itamar Zorman, violin
Violinist Itamar Zorman recently won the Berg Concerto Competition at Juilliard, and performed with the Juilliard Orchestra and Conductor James DePriest in Avery Fisher Hall. Lately he also won the first prize, and the special prize for a performance of a Mozart Concerto, in the 2010 International Violin Competition of Freiburg, and first prizes in the 2010 King Award for Young Artists competition, and the 2010 Eisenberg-Fried concerto competition at Manhattan School of Music. He has performed as a soloist with the American Symphony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall, the Jerusalem Symphony, Bäden Bädener Philharmonie, the Israeli Chamber Orchestra, and the Polish Radio Chamber Orchestra, among others. As a chamber musician, Mr. Zorman has appeared at Lincoln Center, Alice Tully Hall, Zankel Hall and Weill Recital Hall in Carnegie Hall. He is a founding member of the "Israeli Chamber Project," and the Lysander Piano Trio with which he won the first prizes in the 2010 Arriaga and Coleman competitions.


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Leading up to the highly anticipated release of Halo 4, Microsoft created the live-action digital series, Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn. This online epic live-action digital series delivers an exciting story of heroism and sacrifice taking fans back to the beginning of the Human-Covenant War, leading into the events of Halo 4, the biggest entertainment event of 2012.
To commemorate this riveting action story, the McFarlane Toys Collectors Club is offering the first-ever Halo resin statue exclusively on the McFarlane Toys online store. This highly detailed, hand-painted, cold-cast resin statue depicts a pivotal scene from Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn that is a MUST have for Halo fans.
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Sports TV: Game On! Dish Network, Fox make nice and settle their war
The four-week standoff between Fox Networks and Dish Network is over.
On Friday, Dish Network and Fox Networks stuck a deal that returned Fox Sports Net Southwest and 18 other regional sports networks (RSNs) to the Dish lineup.
Spurs fans can breath a little easier. A big chunk of the Spurs' 2010-11 regular-season games (50 of 82 games) are to be shown on FSN Southwest with Monday's game at the Los Angeles Clippers being the first one up.[Read More]


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Hemorrhoids are swollen and inflamed veins around the anus or in the lower rectum. Discuss topics including external vs. internal hemorrhoids, hemorrhoid bleeding, hemorrhoid creams, symptoms and treatments for hemorrhoids.
You may also get Braxton Hicks contractions, which are practice contractions and are weaker and more irregular than the contractions you'll feel during labor. If you put your hand on your abdomen, you may be able to feel your uterus hardening and tightening for about 25 seconds. Some women may find them uncomfortable, but they're usually not associated with pain.
You may also feel contractions during false labor. False labor contractions lead up to labor but don't cause any cervical dilation or effacements. Like Braxton Hicks, these contractions are irregular.
You can distinguish between real contractions and Braxton Hicks or false labor contractions. If you're in labor, your contractions will intensify no matter what you do - if you rest, stand up, sit down, or lay down. They will become more frequent, intense and regular. You may also have an upset stomach, cramps or diarrhea. If your water breaks or the "show" appears, then you know you're about to have a baby. The show is a thick sticky discharge that occurs when the mucus plug that seals your cervix in pregnancy becomes dislodged. It may be brown, pink or blood-tinged. When your contractions are about 5-7 minutes apart, you're in labor!
A change of hormone levels signals to your brain that your baby is ready to be born. These new hormones, including prostaglandins and oxytocin, trigger contractions.
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What Are the Symptoms of Cervical Cancer?
Women with precancerous lesions in their cervix usually have no symptoms. A woman typically does not have any symptoms until the cells turn into cancer and then grow and invade the deepest parts of the cervix or other pelvic organs. That is why it is important that you have a regular Pap test since cervical cancer is easier to treat in its early stages. This test checks for cells that are cancer or precancer.
Symptoms of cervical cancer are often similar to other conditions besides cancer and may include:
Vaginal discharge. You may have a watery or unusual discharge.
Abnormal vaginal bleeding. If you have cervical cancer, you may have bleeding between your periods or after sexual intercourse. Blood flow during your period may be heavier and last longer than usual. Or you may have bleeding after having gone through menopause.
Pain. You may have pain during sex or pain in the pelvic area unrelated to sex or other activities.
If you have a more advanced cancer that has spread, you may have these symptoms. These signs usually mean that the cancer has spread to the tissue around the cervix:
Pain in the pelvic area
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That would qualify as a "duh" on my part... Common is a ... well common Assembly i use for Business Object data (like Common.Data.Books in Duwamish). Anyway - it also holds an error result set, which of course you don't have!@
You can remove the code there and it should compile - i'll repost it sans the Common reference :)
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Top 10 Revenge Quotes From Season 2, Episode 8, "Lineage": "You Vindictive Bitch"
Revenge took a beautiful trip to 2006 this week, and as you might expect everyone looked completely hilarious. Especially Daniel Grayson, whose side-swept emo bangs were almost as enjoyable as this week's quotes! Check out our roundup of zingers, and feel free to sing 2006's mega-hit "You're Beautiful" by James Blunt while reading this.
10. Emily muses: "Everything looks different in the harsh light of day."
Especially Declan's middle-parted hair flop. Shudder.
9. Dmitri mocks Aiden: "Listen to your girlfriend, she speaks the truth."
Words to live by.
8. Marion pays her daughter a compliment: "You vindictive bitch."
Cue Victoria brushing her shoulders off.
7. Daniel's Great American Poem: "We speak in hushed voices as not to wake our memories, the things we've done the things we'll continue to do for fear of breaking the cycle. How fierce we were when we were young. When we were unafraid of coming unhinged."
6. Ashley puts her Art History degree to good use in a whore house: "At least here I can use it to talk about Kandinsky."
Silver lining?
5. Marion hates on Victoria: "You just couldn't control yourself could you, batting your eyelashes like a little whore?"
Nothing like some good old fashion mother-daughter bonding.
4. Victoria spies Conrad burning Daniel's poem: "Is that Daniel's poetry? Well, surely it can't be that bad."
It is wonderful, sob.
3. Conrad heads to Regretsy Ville: "Perhaps Daniel should have been a poet after all."
Of course he should have, double sob.
2. Takeda questions Emily: "Are you afraid?"
Emily: "No, I'm ready."
2006 was a great year for both Emily Thorne and Kevin Federline.
1. Conrad offers a few words of wisdom: "Holidays and weekends aren't a luxury the rich can afford."
He's so the Dowager Countess of Revenge.
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A Liberty University School of Law professor recently filed an amicus brief in the first United States Tax Court case that addresses the tax consequences of human egg donations. Professor Timothy M. Todd recently filed the "friend of the...
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Oracle Customer: Royal Group
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Industry: Engineering and Construction
Employees: 4,000
Oracle Customer: Royal Group
Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Industry: Engineering and Construction
Employees: 4,000
Royal Group is a conglomerate of 60 large and midsize companies based in the United Arab Emirates. It has business activities in all major industries. Launched in the late 1990s, the group employs more than 4,000 people from a wide variety of countries and cultures.
Today, Royal Group is one of the largest business and investment holdings in the Gulf region. It has a significant and growing international presence, with a broad spectrum of investments and partners throughout the Middle East, Asia, the United States, and South America.
In a matter of only two-and-a-half years, the Royal Group deployed Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 in 48 companies and subsidiaries, facilitating system administration and maintenance substantially and improving overall productivity between 30% and 50%.
"We selected Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 because it is the only solution in the market that suits both our organizational structure and our business needs perfectly, across all industries. With efficiency gains between 30% and 50% in our key performance indicators, the decision proved to be correct." – Abdulrahman Ishtaiwi, Head of Information Technology, Royal Group
"When we researched the market for a comprehensive ERP platform suitable for all industries, we found that Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12, with its large degree of flexibility, met our needs perfectly. Oracle's strong background in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region supported our decision further," said Abdulrahman Ishtaiwi, head of information technology at the Royal Group.
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Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard estate grown and bottled wines are established from traditions of excellence and have a nationwide reputation for being exceptionally lush, crisp and well-balanced. Their passion for the vineyard, nursery and winemaking has ensured a remarkable level of quality that is reflected in their accolades and what critics often refer to as some of the finest Rieslings in America.
Award Winning Wines... Hermann's first Riesling and Chardonnay vintages in 1979 won gold in New York competitions. Over the last thirty years, Hermann's consistency and quality have earned him a reputation for being one the nation's best white wine producers and a leader in Riesling.
As one of America's oldest grape growing regions, Hermann has helped reposition the Finger Lakes as one of the premier Riesling terroirs in the world. His passion for the vineyard, nursery, and winemaking has ensured a remarkable level of quality, which is reflected in accolades, both locally and internationally.
Today the winemaking process is managed by Hermann J Wiemer's long-term winemaker Fred Merwarth who has worked closely with Hermann as one of his winemakers for the last 8 years. Hermann is still passionately and practically involved in the life of the winery, and Fred continues faithfully executing the Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard legacy and heritage. It is for this reason that their collaboration in the last decade has won Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard prestigious accolades including "Winery of the Year" and "Best Wine in New York."
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Aug. 26, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Jason Sean Beatty, 22 assault and battery third degree
Kevin Samuel Kameese, 28 criminal domestic violence first offense
Richard Horace Sharp, 33 possession with intent to distribute cocaine, driving under the influence first offense, assault and battery third degree, damage to county property
Shawn Delaine Small, 38 hold per National Crime Information Center teletype for Orangeburg
Terry Carllain Cadden, 32 driving under suspension, reckless driving, failure to stop for law enforcement
Nick Antonio Mone, 21 violation of probation
Raymond Blocker Jr., 25 violation of conditions of Youthful Offender Act conditional release supervision
Marcus Finley Townsend, 52 violation of an order of protection
Joseph Anthony Sikes, 45 family court failure to appear
Donald William Brady, 53 operating an uninsured vehicle, no vehicle license bench warrant, driving under suspension, no vehicle license, receiving stolen goods value $2,000 or less, operating an uninsured vehicle commitment, driving under suspension commitment
Gene Ray Wood Jr., 26 contributing to the delinquency of a minor
Michael Andrew Bedingfield, 46 failure to pay as ordered family court bench warrant
Zedric Manzel Swedenburg, 32 failure to pay child support bench warrant two counts
Jeremy Devaughn Forrest, 23 trespassing after notice
Hastin Benjamin Odom IV, 28 entry on anothers land for various purposes without permission first offense
Daryl Lynn Scott, 42 possession of a stolen vehicle
Justin Leverne Cooper, 26 strong armed robbery common law, burglary first degree, assault and battery first degree, kidnapping
Amanda Michelle Toole, 23 violation of probation
Kelsey Victoria Day, 20 shoplifting first offense
Ratesha Anntionette Gibbs, 29 shoplifting first offense
George James Livingston Jr., 40 failure to pay per order
Sheldon Leonard Foster Jr., 57 failure to pay as ordered
Willie Morris Jr., 34 shoplifting value $2,000 or less, resisting arrest/failure to comply
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Ohio Herb Education Center
Editor's Review
Catering to a blossoming interest in growing things, the Ohio Herb Education Center is an ideal place to learn about herbs. Not only is the center located in Gahanna, a Columbus suburb that has been the official "Herb Capital of Ohio" since the 1970s, but it also occupies an inviting Victorian home with wicker furniture on the porch, a classic kitchen garden outside and bundles of dried herbs hanging in the homey kitchen. With its bay window and fireplace, the center's parlor provides a pretty setting for teas and other herbal events, and the gift shop stocks locally made packets of seasonings, herbal condiments, herb-related artwork, and an exclusive product line—the Herbal Surrender soaps, lotions and candles ($6 and up) that feature rosemary, Gahanna's signature herb.
As a prime destination on Gahanna's Herbal Trail, the center offers herb garden tours ($3), inexpensive craft classes ($3-$5) and experiential workshops (from $12) that teach everything from how to grow herbs to tying bouquet garni for cooking to creating natural cleaning products. Although visitors are welcome, the center has limited hours. Anyone wanting to learn about aromatherapy or how to make herbal bath and beauty items should call ahead or check the website.


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Most people look at the Science Center as a fun and educational place to go on a Saturday afternoon...
What they might not realize is that we're also trusted partners to the school systems of the areas we serve. Our educational programs supplement traditional classroom learning with a valuable informal education and serve to build on the foundation of knowledge kids gain in school. Most importantly, they further the mission of increasing competency in S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) competency.
Our educational programs include:
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These activities enhance classroom experience and provide students with a different way of looking at science, math and technology.
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For a second year in a row there was a three-way tie for first place at Dr. Ying's Student Science Competition. Shiv Gaglani, a senior from
Their entries inspired Dr. Nelson Ying so much that instead of splitting the prize money three ways he provided additional funds so each winner took home the same amount of prize money. Richard's entry explored the structure of the universe, which could help validate current scientific theories as well as lead to advancements in telescopes plus provide answers to questions about the birth and eventual collapse of the universe. Daniel's project used computer wave simulations and physical models to identify wave patterns that could be used to predict hurricanes and tsunamis.


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Vancouver, BC (SportsNetwork.com) - Sidney Crosby scored with 54.2 seconds left in regulation to force overtime and netted the only goal in the shootout to give the Pittsburgh Penguins an improbable 5-4 victory over the Vancouver Canucks.
Crosby and Kris Letang scored 16 seconds apart late in regulation, and Marc- Andre Fleury stopped all three skaters he faced in the shootout in a memorable win for Dan Bylsma, who posted his 232nd victory as Penguins head coach to move past Eddie Johnson for the top spot in franchise history.
"To be down two with that much time left we knew we needed to get two quick ones," Crosby said. "We found a way."
Fleury finished with 22 saves, and Evgeni Malkin and Brian Gibbons scored regulation goals in the club's third win in a row.
Vancouver dropped its fifth consecutive game despite scoring four straight goals to take a 4-2 lead late in the third.
Zack Kassian and Chris Higgins each had a goal and an assist, while Eddie Lack posted 31 saves in a losing effort.
Pittsburgh had all the momentum and a 2-0 lead when Crosby threw a rare ill- advised pass from behind his own net into the middle of the ice. Jason Garrison intercepted the puck and wristed a shot up high with 4:25 remaining in the middle stanza to cut Vancouver's deficit in half.
Christopher Tanev evened things when his wrister from above the left circle got through traffic and found the back of the net at the 7:39 mark of the third, and two quick goals by Higgins and Kassian elated the home fans.
Higgins was the recipient of a generous lead pass from Jannik Hansen and scored on a backhand, and Kassian roofed one over Fleury's left shoulder 17 seconds later for a 4-2 Canucks lead with 6:36 remaining.
The Penguins lifted Fleury with under two minutes left, and Letang quieted Rogers Arena with a successful one-timer from the point. Seconds later, Crosby completely silenced it when he kicked the puck to himself on the right doorstep and stuffed in the tying goal with 54.2 ticks on the clock.
After a scoreless overtime, Crosby beat Lack between the pads for the game- winner.
"We dominated for 18 minutes in the 3rd. In the end, they were better than us. They got the job done," said Tanev.
Gibbons single-handedly got the Penguins on the board with 6:45 remaining in the opening period, as the rookie forced a turnover in the neutral zone and went in for his first goal since his NHL debut on Nov. 18.
Malkin, in his second game back from a lower-body injury that cost him nine games, added his 12th of the season 5:25 into the second on a shot from between the circles.
Crosby extended his point streak to six games ... The Penguins improved to
24-2-0 when scoring first and are 4-0 in shootouts ... Pittsburgh has won
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Acquisition of Hybricon
Please be advised that Hybricon Corporation has been acquired by Curtiss Wright. Hybricon's customers can now reap the benefits of Curtiss-Wright's breadth of industry leading Engineering and Manufacturing resources, technology offerings, and focus on exceeding customer expectations. By adding Hybricon's electronic enclosures and backplanes to its family of mission critical product and engineering solutions, Curtiss Wright Defense Solutions further enhances its total customer solution offering. This will benefit you, our customers, by offering reduced Size, Weight and Power system solutions and world class manufacturing capabilities, with a strong focus on meeting and exceeding your program requirements.
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Expands Defense Electronics Subsystems Portfolio
CHARLOTTE, NC – June 2, 2010 – Curtiss-Wright Corporation (NYSE: CW) today announced that it has acquired Hybricon Corporation ("Hybricon") for $19 million in cash. Hybricon is a leading supplier of high performance electronic packaging for the aerospace, defense and commercial markets, and provides electronic subsystem integration expertise, which generates more efficient product development and reduced design and manufacturing risk for its customers.
"We are very excited about adding Hybricon's electronic enclosure technologies and expertise to our existing defense and aerospace system integration operations," said David Adams, cochief operating officer of Curtiss-Wright Corporation. "Hybricon's broad customer base and their leadership position as a supplier of high performance rugged backplanes and enclosures will expand our Defense Solutions group's ability to provide mission-critical rugged solutions around the globe."
Hybricon, based in Ayer, MA, designs and manufactures custom and standards-based enclosures and electronic backplanes for defense and commercial applications. They are a leading supplier for the most popular embedded commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) system architectures, including OpenVPX, VPX, VXS, VME64X, CompactPCI, and MicroTCA. In 2009, Hybricon had sales of approximately $17 million, including an 85% concentration in the defense market. Hybricon will operate in Curtiss-Wright's Motion Control segment, within the Electronic Systems division.
Headquartered in Charlotte, NC, Curtiss-Wright Controls is the Motion Control segment of Curtiss-Wright Corporation. With manufacturing facilities around the world, Curtiss-Wright Controls is a leading technology-based organization providing niche motion control products, subsystems and services internationally for the aerospace and defense markets.


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