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Situated at the corner of 18th Street and JFK Boulevard, in the heart of Philadelphia's central business district, the Philadelphia (Center City) Center serves working adults in metropolitan Philadelphia and southern New Jersey with graduate programs in some of today's fastest growing career fields. A comfortable learning environment, the Philadelphia (Center City) Center offers spacious classrooms, a computer lab with online access, an academic support center and a comfortable commons area. A robust virtual library and large research library at the full-service Ft. Washington Campus are available to all students enrolled at the Philadelphia (Center City) Center. In addition, all administrative details, including student financial affairs can be handled at the center, which is staffed full time.
In a market that's a major economic force with a diverse business and talent base, the Philadelphia (Center City) Center provides students with an outstanding faculty of established business professionals; relevant, real-world graduate programs that can expand your marketability and earning potential; and an exceptional pool of resources for capstone projects, networking opportunities and future career growth.
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Keller's MBA degree program1 is designed to expose you to a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Keller offers 19 graduate program concentrations that allow you to further focus your degree by taking elective courses in a specific subject area, often applicable to one or several career fields.
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DAHLONEGA, G.A. - Pfeiffer University and host North Georgia split a Saturday baseball doubleheader after game one was postponed on Friday night. The Falcons nearly rallied in the opener falling 5-4 to the Saints before grabbing a 6-2 victory with a four-run eighth in game two. Pfeiffer stands at 2-11 overall after Saturday's play while North Georgia moves to 2-9.
Pfeiffer got on the board in the first inning of game one as a Kyle Hackney single scored Jon Gray after he reached with a one out single and moved into scoring position by swiping second. After squaring the game in the fourth, North Georgia put together a four-run, five-hit fifth frame to take a 5-1 lead.
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Gray finished the opener 3-for-4 with a pair of runs scored while Wade collected two hits in four plate appearances. North Georgia would out-hit Pfeiffer 12-10 in the opener.
In game two, Pfeiffer broke open a 2-2 contest with a four-run eighth rolling to their 6-2 win. Gray continued his torrid evening with a 3-2 double to center scoring two hitters later on Wade's two-run blast. On the very next pitch, Hackney would homer as the Falcons went back-to-back for a 5-2 lead. Pfeiffer's final run would come on an Aarin Sharpe single back up the middle scoring Dalton Lindley.
Earlier, Perez and Wade traded leadoff doubles in the second for the first Falcon run of game two while Lindley brought home Cole McGraw on a RBI-single in the fourth.
Wade would wrap up a fantastic Saturday 3-for-4 in game two with three more RBI while Hackney also collected three hits. Jeff Barkley picked up the win in relief for the Falcons tossing three innings allowing just a single hit with three strikeouts. Tyler Ring received a no-decision after six innings of work with two runs on seven hits while also fanning three.
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Moving to a new home may be one of the most stressful life events you'll ever have to tackle. But in the chaos of cardboard boxes, packing tape and moving trucks, you might not realize how stressed your pets feel, too. We chatted with ASPCA Director of Anti-Cruelty Behavior Research Dr. Katherine Miller about ways to make the transition as safe and easy as possible for your furry friends.
Choosing a new 'hood, house or apartment
Before you pick out your dream home, make sure your pet will love it just as much as you do. When it comes to square footage needs, cats and dogs differ. Older dogs, puppies and dogs with house training issues will need to go outside often, which might be difficult in an apartment building with lots of stairs or a house without a yard.
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Cats aren't big fans of change. You can help your cats (and skittish dogs) adjust to the moving process by bringing in moving boxes early, and by keeping your furry friends in a familiar room you plan to pack up last. On moving day, keep your pets in a quiet room or at a friend's house.
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Many pets haven't spent much time in crates or cars. In the weeks or months leading up to the big trip, you can prepare your pets by gradually acclimating them to their crates. First, place your pets' food inside an open crate, and eventually have your pets eat meals in the crate with the door shut.
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When you arrive at your new home, it will be tempting to set your dog or cat loose to explore. But a new and unfamiliar space can be overwhelming to your pets. Start by allowing them to adjust to one room—their "home base"—which should include their favorite toys, treats, water and food bowls, and litter box for cats.
To learn more about how to prep your pets for the big move, please read Moving with Your Pet.
A few years ago we moved to Florida from Illinois with 6 dogs and 2 cats. We handled it by making 3 trips: My husband, adult son and I drove to FL in our Jeep with 3 dogs, leaving the rest of them with a boarder. We left the 3 dogs at our new home with our adult son and flew back to IL, then drove back to FL in a rental car with the other 3 dogs. Then I left my husband here with all 6 dogs, flew back, got the cats and flew them with me and my teenage son IN the cabin of the plane with us. Our biggest problem was that one of the cats chewed thru the mesh on her carrier BEFORE we got to the airport, so we had to buy duck tape and tape up all of the rips. Next time I would buy a stronger carrier.
When we moved from CA to FL, we had never moved with our two cats before. We put them in a large crate together - which helped. We also tried to stay in the same hotel chain- similar rooms helped a lot. But they "talked" until we hit AZ.I don't believe in using sedatives, so we just did our best to calm them down- classical music worked wonders. They also got fleas in a hotel room we were stuck in when a hurricane blew threw TX delaying our move. SO make certain your animals are proactively treated for fleas.
When we moved from FL to OK, we treated them proactively for fleas, covered the carrier with a thin towel, they 'talked for a while but they just feel asleep. Classical music helped again...but would put us to sleep. They did pretty good staying in hotels, hiding under the bed and exploring each (similar) room again. They were so good though. If you are calm, it really helps. An covering the crate loosely, but not to block air circulation really a super good thing. Good Luck!
My most recent move from Nashville to New York was calm, cool, and collected believe it or not. I also don't like to use sedatives with my older yellow lab and much older cat, so giving them Rescue Remedy calmed them both so that they weren't anxious, yet they were still able to be alert and aware. I highly recommend it as well as all of the great suggestions above. It also helps if we are calm as well, because our animals are so sensitive to our moods.
I have had 3 major moves in the last 25 years. The key is keeping your pets in a secure carrier or crate and expect the unexpected like a dog who insists on marking every tree across 5 states and a cat who gets car sick. The last move took a lot of planning to transport 2 dogs and 6 cats, but it was worth it.
I plan on moving 5 states away and I have a cat. Is that how I'm going to have to hand him?
I was a military child and we had to move our four cats to Germany. Not the easiest thing to do since one of them was really old. If flying your pets out of country do not sedate them as the airplane wont let them board if the seem sedated. Also, try to keep them as calm as can be. Even spoil them a little so they know that they are loved. If you must board them upon arriving at your destination, visit them often so they know that you still exist and that you still love them.
I moved in May from a condo in north Jersey to the Jersey Shore. My 14-year old cat looked like she was handling the packing fairly well. In order to alleviate her stress on moving day, as well as to cut the risk of having her "escape" courtesy of a mover, I took her for her annual vet visit the day before the move and made arrangements for her to spend the night there. I was quite wrong to think she wasn't already stressed out, because this normally docile cat (at the vet and home) attacked the vet, his wife, and me!!! So he sedated her just to be able to clip her nails and settle down for the night. The next morning when the moving van left, I went to pick her up from the vet, and we had a lovely one-hour drive to our new place...she was great in the car. She did not, however, like staying on the sunporch while the furniture/boxes were moved in and I had to let her out into the whole (larger) condo as soon as the movers left. She didn't hide and she did just fine. She has always "done it her way."
When I moved from Chicago to NC .. I flew with my dog he was a little antzy passing security because it was so new and he never knew what it was like... but once on the plane he was pretty quiet .. so it was alright once off the plane prepare your pet to use the bathroom.. the poor thing had to GP LOL ..
We haven't moved with our current trio of dogs, though our oldest, a 13 yo bichon has moved with us from our single family home with a fenced yard to our current condo. Our pets travel with us several times a year on mini vacations or longer. The most recent trip this summer was an 1150 mile trek from NY to Fla, with one stop in NC. Our 3 dogs have gotten used to staying at pet friendly Marriott Residences, and love to join us in the car, even for 12 hour trips!
I think the more frequently your pets take long drives with you, and the more frequently they get to stay in vacation accommodations, the easier they might find a move. We've had 3 dogs for about 15 years now, and our current brood consists of 3 rescues, a 13 yo bichon, a 5 yo havanese and a 1 yo coton. As long as they are with their "people," they really don't care where they are. They know their water bowls and they always have plenty of their toys and chews. If you are planning to move, take a couple of overnight trips and give your pets a lot of your time.
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This week's Spotlight is on Valerie Halyo, assistant professor of physics at Princeton University.
Researchers in the field of high energy physics, such as Valerie, are exploring the most fundamental questions about the nature of the universe, looking for the elementary particles that constitute matter and its interactions.
One of Valerie's goals is to extend the physics accessible at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland to include a larger phase space of the topologies that include long-lived particles. This research goes hand in hand with new ideas related to enhancing the "trigger" performance at the LHC.
(In particle physics, a trigger is a system that rapidly decides which events in a particle detector to keep when only a small fraction of the total can be recorded.)
Read Valerie's full Spotlight here. Here is an excerpt:
NVIDIA: How can GPUs accelerate research in this field?
Valerie: The Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS), one of the general-purpose detectors at the LHC, features a two-level trigger system to reduce the 40 MHz beam crossing data rate to approximately 100 Hz.
(In particle physics, a trigger is a system that rapidly decides which events in a particle detector to keep when only a small fraction of the total can be recorded.)
The Level-1 trigger is based on custom hardware and designed to reduce the rate to about 100 kHz, corresponding to 100 GB/s, assuming an average event size of 1 MB.
The High Level Trigger (HLT) is purely software-based and must achieve the remaining rate reduction by executing sophisticated offline-quality algorithms. GPUs can easily be integrated in the HLT server farm and allow, for example, simultaneous processing of all the data recorded by the silicon tracker as particles traverse the tracker system.
The GPUs will process the data at an input rate of 100 kHz and output all the necessary information about the speed and direction of the particles for up to 5000 particles in less than 60 msec. This is more than expected even at design luminosity. This will allow for the first time not only the identification of particles emanating from the interaction point but also reconstruction of the trajectories for long-lived particles. It will enhance and extend the physics reach by improving the set of events selected and recorded by the trigger.
While both CPUs and GPUs are parallel processors, CPUs are more general purpose and designed to handle a wide range of workloads like running an operating system, web browsers, word processors, etc. GPUs are massively parallel processors that are more specialized, and hence efficient, for compute-intensive workloads.
NVIDIA: What approaches did you find the most useful for CUDA development?
Valerie: Our work includes a combination of fundamental algorithm development and GPU implementation for high performance. Algorithm prototypes were often tested using sequential implementations since that allowed for quick testing of new ideas before spending the time required to optimize the GPU implementations.
In terms of GPU performance it's a continual process of implementing, understanding the performance in terms of the capability of the hardware, and then refactoring to alleviate bottlenecks and maximize performance. Understanding the performance and then refactoring the code depends on knowledge of the hardware and programming model, so documentation about details of the architecture and tools like the Profiler are very useful.
As a specific example, the presentation at GTC 2013 by Lars Nyland and Stephen Jones on atomic memory operations was especially useful in understanding the performance of some of our code. It was a particularly good session and I'd recommend watching it online if you weren't able to attend.
NVIDIA: Beyond triggering, how do you envision GPUs helping to process or analyze LHC data?
Valerie: Reconstruction of the particle trajectories is essential both during online data taking and offline while we attempt to reprocess data that was already archived and stored for further analysis, so faster reconstructions improve the turnaround of new results.
In addition, experiments have to deal with massive production of Monte Carlo data each year. Billions of events have to be generated to match the running conditions of the collision and detector while data was taken. Improvements in the speed of reconstruction allow higher production rates and better efficiency of the computing resources, while also saving money.
NVIDIA: What advice would you offer others in your field looking at CUDA?
Valerie: Even if you aren't directly developing and optimizing code it's clear that the future is massively parallel processors, and having a basic understanding of processor architecture and parallel computing is going to be important.
A great algorithm design isn't very useful if it can't be implemented in an efficient way on modern parallel processors.
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Travis Anderson enters his third season as an Assistant Coach with the Gauchos. Responsible for the sprints, hurdles, pole vault and horizontal jumps, Anderson's athletes created a resurgence in the sprinting events at UCSB since his arrival. The theme has been simple: development.
In two seasons, Anderson's athletes have produced 10 Big West medals in the sprints, hurdles and relays.
In 2014, Anderson helped guide Jessica Johnson and Evan Walker to the NCAA West Regional. Johnson captured bronze at the Big West Championships and finished the year with a best time of 53.77 in the 400m. Johnson had five races under 55 seconds in 2014. Evan Walker ran a best time of 10.50 in the 100m. After runing track for only one year in high school before attending UCSB, Hallie Brauner found a spot in the Big West final in the 400m hurdles. In the final she ran a lifetime best of 1:01.54, moving into fourth all-time at UCSB.
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Anderson's athlete's improvement in 2013
Athlete PR Entering 2013 2013 PR
Jennifer Carey **
57.06 400m, 24.97 200m
52.29 400m, 23.69 200m
Amanda Rodriguez *
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58.39 400mH, 54.98 400m
Jordan Scott *
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Evan Walker
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10.58 100m
Winton Nguyen
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47.85 400m
Sean Johnson
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Jennifer Carey led a talented Gaucho sprint squad by setting 4 new school records in the 200m, 400m, 4 x 100m and 4 x 400m relays. She won the 400m Big West Title in 52.29. She would go onto qualify for the NCAA Championships as well as represent Ireland in the World Championships. Her 200m Big West runner up finish of 23.69 was also a new school record. One of her most impressive moments came on the second leg of the women's 4 x 400m relay in Austin, TX at the NCAA West Regional when she dropped a 51.5 split to help the Gaucho women reset the school record with a time of 3:38.86. Amanda Rodriguez would also go on to the NCAA West Regional after setting a new 400m hurdle record in 58.32 while claiming her first Big West title. Rodriguez would set a new personal best in the open 400m at 54.98, cutting almost 2 seconds off her previous PR.
Jordan Scott led the Gaucho men with his PR Big West win in the
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West Regional in the 4 x 400m while winning the Big West
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At UW-Milwaukee Anderson put together some impressive event groups which accounted for a total of 24 school records – seven of which established new Horizon League records. In 2012, he guided Durrell Busby to an NCAA All America finish and a new school record in the 110 high hurdles at 13.67. Busby would go on to finish second in the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Trials. He also ran an indoor conference record in the 60h at 7.79. One of Anderson's other star pupils, Samia Taylor, achieved All-American honors in the triple jump in 2011 and established a new UW-Milwaukee school record at 42'4 ¼.
In 2012, Anderson guided Dexter Schleis to the men's 400 hurdle school record at 51.72 and Ben Crogan to the school record in the men's indoor pole vault with a mark of 17'3/4. On the women's side, Simbi Laaro set the women's indoor 60 meter record with a time of 7.52 and Laura Hamel set the women's outdoor high jump record with a mark of 5'8 ½.
Anderson has coached 17 NCAA Regional Qualifiers and 2 NCAA Championship Qualifiers- Both athletes went on to become All Americans. (Busby- 110HH, Samia Taylor- Triple Jump) At UW-Milwaukee, he coached a total of 62 Horizon League champions.
Anderson helped UW-Milwaukee claim 16 team championships (10 men, 6 women) during his 5 years with the program. He also served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Panthers track and field, cross country, tennis and swimming and diving programs. He has a USA Weight Lifting Certificate and is a certified Sprints and Hurdles and Relays Specialist through the USTFCCCA.
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* 4 Big West Champions
* 30 NCAA West Regional Qualifiers
* 3 NCAA Championship Qualifiers
* 5 UCSB School Records
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Mingei showcases a multicultural fascination with blue
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It's a simple, everyday object you may have used this morning, or perhaps have on the table right now: a drinking glass.
And you likely aren't paying a bit of attention to the shape of the glass, the pattern on it, or how the light plays off it.
But that same common item takes on a whole new meaning when put on display at Balboa Park's Mingei Museum in a compelling new exhibition, "True Blue."
Of course, the glasses on exhibit are from Japan, delicately etched and finely ornamented in cobalt. But they are still just a set of glasses, although now that you are looking at them differently, they are also something more (perhaps your glass is as well).
That's the point of the Mingei Museum.
"Many things in our collection don't have to be this exquisitely made, this deliberately etched," said Rob Sidner, the Mingei's director, pointing at the Japanese set.
"Look at these wonderfully woven materials," he said, turning to one of several fabric pieces in the show, a corte, or ceremonial skirt, from Guatemala. "There was great care taken to get this marvelous color. People didn't know how not to make things beautiful yet.
"They were making things for their use and for the use of their communities. In traditional cultures, they had time. Traditions were passed on and on and on. ... There wasn't a lot of analysis involved; they just continued to make things beautifully."
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Sidner is curating "True Blue" himself. He's been thinking about the concept for years, even before he took over the museum's directorship in 2006 from its founder, Martha Longenecker. She hired him in 1993 as membership coordinator, although he served the institution in a number of roles, including assistant director, during her tenure.
"I've had this idea in the back of my mind for a long time," Sidner said, looking at a display case with dozens, if not hundreds, of blue beads, each one different from the other. "Kristine Knoke, the director of exhibitions (whom Sidner hired in 2010 from the Norton Simon Museum), and I talk about all sorts of things. We decided it's time to do this blue show."
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"I think for many, many people, blue is a very alluring and rather exotic color," Sidner said. "It expresses the depths, people in the blues, in the pits — and it expresses the exhilaration of blue sky and ocean and all of that. It takes people in both directions. So there's all that emotional resonance connected with it. And there are these gorgeous objects besides."


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Baseball Finishes Off Sweep of Coker; Grabs #4 Seed for Conference Tourney Opening with Belmont Abbey on Thursday
April 10, 2011
HARTSVILLE, S.C. - In their final home game of the 2011 season the Coker baseball team was unable to come away with a victory falling 3-1 to the Falcons of Pfeiffer University. The loss makes six straight for the Cobras, including the three-game sweep by Pfeiffer over the weekend. Coker also falls out of contention for the Conference Carolinas Tournament next week finishing the year in seventh. Pfeiffer will be the #4 seed in the tournament as they finish the year with a record of 12-9 in conference play. Pfeiffer will take on Belmont Abbey in Thursday's opening round.
The Falcons scored a run in the first, third and fifth innings to take a 3-0 lead, with Jacob Yates (Blairs, Va.) scoring each of the runs for Pfeiffer. The Cobras did not manage to get a run until the eighth inning when Matt Ammons (Chester, S.C.) plated Jonathan Gainey (Hartsville, S.C.). That was Coker's first run in 41 innings of baseball action.
With a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the ninth, the Falcons gave the ball to John Sullivan (Concord, N.C.) to shut the door and he did. Sullivan (1) earned his first save of the season by pitching a scoreless ninth with a strikeout.
Matt Long (Florence, S.C.) (1-4) took the loss for the Cobras in his final outing at Tom J. New Field. The senior allowed three runs on eight hits with four strikeouts in 8.2 innings of work.
John McDaniel (Mocksville, N.C.) (2-4) got the win for the Falcons. He did not allow a run while scattering five hits with six K's in seven innings on the mound.
At the plate for the Cobras, Ammons drove in the Cobras lone run, while Fico Kondla (Miami, Fla.) had a pair of hits.
For Pfeiffer, Yates was 2-for-4 with three runs scored and Jesse Dunn (Easley, S.C.) was also 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Mike Green (Brandon, Fla.) had three hits and Tyler Smith (Locust, N.C.) had an RBI.


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The pressure on the mental health of Fly-In Fly-Out workers was the topic of this year's winning ECU Three Minute Thesis.
Come along to the ECU Three Minute Thesis final on Wednesday, 13 August and support the participants as they compete to win prize money and a place in the national 3MT finals at the University of Western Australia.
Up to 20 Chinese postgraduate research students are set to study at ECU following the signing of Memorandum of Understanding with the China Scholarship Council (CSC).
While climate change remains a contentious political subject in Australia the hip pocket benefits of being more sustainable in business and everyday life are already proven.
Treating the emotional effects of burns in children is just as important as healing the physical scars, according to new research from ECU.
ECU researchers will investigate ways to reduce hospitalisation rates for aged care facility residents after being awarded a grant worth more than $300,000.
Men with prostate cancer have a new tool to help fight depression thanks to innovative research from ECU's Health and Wellness Institute.
Invitation to attend the next Inspirational Leaders Seminar with Professor Margaret Seares AO FAICD
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Native birds are a little known victim of dieback in the South West of Western Australia according to a new study by ECU researchers.
Melanoma could soon be detected in its early stages using a new blood test, thanks to a $450,000 grant to ECU.
A native WA plum could be powerful new weapon in the fight against Alzheimer's disease.
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Romney is a Mormon. Obama is a Muslim, no, he's a Christian. My question is: does it even matter?
That's what I'm asking you guys. It came up in a conversation with a friend the other day. Does your opinion of politicians base itself, even in part, on their religion?
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No, religion should hold no place outside the places they are practiced..and their views shouldn't be forced on others. I don't care what anyone believes in, they have that right..just don't let it affect your job.
If the religion starts to affect their policies however..that's when you have a problem.
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I don't care what religion a person is as long as it doesn't affect his decision after he is elected. Now am I more compelled to vote for a Catholic, over a satanist if there policies are near the same? Probably.
Religion has no business being in Government, because government should be run as a business, not a charity house.
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No. Religion does not belong in politics anymore than it needs to be. Time and time again it has shown to be negative and counterproductive.
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It is, one way or another. I think religion should not be a big part of any government affairs, but that's a bit unrealistic. So you have to deal with the hand you're given.
Ideally, a secular government that recognizes the importance of "God" to its people and allows them to conduct their own religious affairs with as little interference as possible would be perfect. US tried to be this way at first, but has since regressed over the decades.
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By the time Ghost Whisperer was cancelled by CBS, the cast and crew had already wrapped their fifth season so there was no opportunity for them to give the show a true series finale. There was talk about the show possibly moving to ABC but it didn't work out.
A lot of different sets were used in the production of Ghost Whisperer. Before they were dismantled and destroyed, Jennifer Love Hewitt returned to take fans on a 17 minute tour and to say goodbye.
In the video's final moments, Hewitt gets emotional while addressing the show's loyal viewers. She says, "It was an amazing five years. I can not thank you guys enough, from the bottom of my heart — for being so incredibly gracious, for being so loving, for being so accepting of Melinda and all of her craziness, all of her ghosts all of her nightmares, and all of her unfinished business."
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787 battery wasn't overcharged, Japan probe finds
Japan Transport Safety Board chairman Norihiro Goto told reporters the jet's data recorder showed the main battery, used to power many electrical systems on the jet, did not exceed its maximum voltage. That contradicts an earlier assertion by the agency as it investigates with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.
All 50 of the 787 Dreamliners that Boeing has delivered to airlines were grounded after the emergency landing by the ANA flight in western Japan on Jan. 16. Boeing has halted deliveries of new planes until it can address the electrical problems.
Goto said the maximum voltage recorded for the battery was 31 volts, which was below its 32 volt limit. But the data also showed a sudden, unexplained drop in the battery's voltage, he said.
Aircraft do not usually use the kind of lithium ion battery chosen for the 787, and investigators are still struggling to figure out what may have gone wrong.
"It's not that it is difficult, but that we are not so familiar with it," Goto said.
The Transport Safety Board said it also will study the aircraft's auxiliary battery and compare data from each.
Investigators from both sides are probing GS Yuasa, the maker of the charred battery, and are examining the battery using CAT scans at a facility of Japan's aerospace agency.
U.S. investigators also said that they found no evidence of overcharging in a battery that ignited on a Japan Airlines Boeing 787 as it sat on the tarmac in Boston's airport earlier this month.
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The man's pickup reportedly was southbound on Evergreen Way on Oct. 17 when it crossed all northbound lanes and struck the bicyclist, a power pole and several parked cars. It happened about 7:15 p.m., just south of SW Everett Mall Way.
Killed was Trent Graham, 30, an Everett father and artist on his way home from his job at a Lynnwood-area bicycle shop.
The driver, 56, of Kirkland, has not been charged.
Everett detectives expect the investigation to take at least several more weeks, officer Aaron Snell said Tuesday.
Police impounded the man's cell phone at the emergency room after the crash, according to a search warrant filed Tuesday in Snohomish County Superior Court.
A firefighter had used the phone to contact the man's family from the ambulance, the warrant says. The firefighter at the time told police he saw text messages from the time of the crash.
Witnesses at the scene also told police they saw the man looking down at his lap and back up before the crash, the warrant says.
The police have since obtained a judge's permission to search the phone and retrieve usage data. The results of that search weren't detailed in documents filed in court Tuesday.
The driver reportedly told detectives that he lost control of his truck after another vehicle cut him off.
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Hutchinson, KS (SportsNetwork.com) - Alabama rolled to a 4-1 win over Oklahoma State on Wednesday claim the NCAA Men's Golf Championship for the second straight year.
"Not many teams have been able to win this back-to-back," Oklahoma State coach Alan Bratton said. "They've been on top for a while, and they deserve it."
Bobby Wyatt, Trey Mullinax and Cory Whitsett all won their matches for the second year in a row to lead the Crimson Tide to the title.
Wyatt lost the first hole, but had a hole-in-one on the second to square the match. He also won the third, and never trailed again. Wyatt beat Talor Gooch, 3 & 2, when Gooch missed two putts from inside six feet on the 16th green.
Alabama's Robbie Shelton never led through the first 15 holes. He birdied the 14th to square the match and another birdie on No. 16 gave Shelton a 1-up lead on Zachary Olsen. The pair halved the final two holes with birdies as Shelton claimed a 1-up win.
Oklahoma State's Wyndham Clark led throughout to beat Tom Lovelady 3 & 1. Clark was ahead by as much 5-up through 11 before Lovelady rallied to extend the match to the 17th.
Mullinax, who won 1-up in the finals last year, never trailed in beating Ian Davis 2 & 1. Mullinax birdied the fourth to take a 1-up lead and he led by as many as 4-up through nine holes. Davis won three of the first four holes on the back nine to get within 1-down, but Mullinax made eagle on the par-5 17th to win the match and seal the title for the Crimson Tide.
Whitsett and the Cowboys' Jordan Niebrugge battled in a tight match as nine of the first 13 holes were halved. Whitsett won the 14th with a birdie to take his first lead of the match, parred the 15th to move 2-up, and after the pair halved 16 and 17, Whitsett claimed the 2 & 1 win.
"I think there's just a confidence and belief we could do this. I think it's just the comfort level of being there, and that showed," Whitsett said.
Stanford's Cameron Wilson birdied the third playoff hole on Monday to win the NCAA individual championship at Prairie Dunes Country Club.


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WP's Jebb Sinclair and Tyrone Holmes will appear before a Saru disciplinary hearing on Tuesday.
Both loose forwards were red carded following separate incidents in a Currie Cup match played in Durban on Saturday. Sinclair was sent off for punching in the 53rd minute, while Holmes was later ejected for the same offence.
With a double-suspension looming, WP's loose forward depth will undergo a further test. Duane Vermeulen is currently with the Springboks while Schalk Burger, Siya Kolisi, Nizaam Carr and Nick Koster are unavailable through injuries.


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A few weeks ago, some friends came over for a BBQ. My husband and a guy friend were in charge of the fire. While my husband went into the house for something, the guy friend leaned in and asked for a towel, and my husband grabbed the first one he saw and threw it to him.
Then I walked by the window and saw him mopping the front of the greasy BBQ with my dainty white hanging kitchen towel made with out-of-print Amy Butler fabric. I kept calm and didn't say anything…it wasn't til later when we were cleaning up did my dear husband apologize without my prompting. "I'm so sorry honey, I don't know what I was thinking!" he said, as he rushed to soak the towel. The towel is fine by the way, except for the covered button that melted off!
Later he grunted at me: "Yeah, I need some manly towels. No girly dainty white towels for my BBQ!"
So I set off to make him two BBQ-worthy hanging towels. I knew I wanted to put a steak on one, but wasn't sure about the other. So I asked the experts: my girls.
- Mama: What is Dada's favorite BBQ food? How about a chicken leg?
- Girls: No! Dada likes ketchup!
- Mama: Ketchup? But this is for the BBQ…how about a hamburger?
- Girls: No! Ketchup!
- Mama: Hot Dog?
- Girls: NO! KET-CHUP!
The experts have spoken so ketchup it is. For that I found an image by searching for "ketchup clipart" and traced that onto a piece of paper. For the steak, I was inspired by one of my girls' kitchen play toys.
I cut out the steak and ketchup bottle into individual pieces to make the applique. I didn't photograph the steak because I was too excited and forgot! But for that, I cut out the whole thing in one red piece, and layered the white "fat" (eew!) and the black bone on top. For the ketchup bottle, I cut out the top and neck of the bottle, the red part, the label and the tomato separately (the tomato is just a circle at this point…will add the green leaves later). Then following the directions, I cut out the pieces with Steam-A-Seam2 adhered to it.
I fused the pieces onto the towel, layering the label and tomato over the red piece.
I put a piece of tear-away stabilizer on the back and sewed a small, tight zig-zag stitch around the outline of the bottle.
Then I just used some straight stitches going back and forth to make the leaves. Practice on a scrap first.
Remove the stabilizer from the back.
All done with the appliques! Okay they're not totally manly. I mean, the word "applique" is so girly in itself, it can't be helped.
I wanted to keep the hanging part of the towels simple and used super manly ticking fabric instead with a muscular Velcro closure (grunt, flex biceps). I found this strap in my scrap pile…it was the excess length of the hanging strap from my Christmas wreath. I made the other one in another color. Start out with a 3-inch wide strip, fold it in half lengthwise and press, then fold the sides in to meet in the middle, then fold again down the middle.
Fold over one raw edge at the end and sew to the top middle edge of the towel, about 3/4 inch or so down.
Then sew one piece of Velcro to that end.
On the other end, fold over the raw edge and place the other Velcro on top and sew it down. Super easy and simple.
And you're done.
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Health care reform rises to top of priority list
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Tuesday - 2/17/2009, 5:44pm EST
Health care reform rises to top of priority list
By Jason Miller
Executive Editor
The reformation of the country's health care system is one of the next priorities for President Barack Obama and Congress, and the Department of Health and Human Services and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services will be at the center of this effort.
Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-Calif.), a member of the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health, called HHS's role crucial to health care reform.
In the stimulus bill signed into law today, Congress is requiring agencies to provide training and dissemination of information on best practices to integrate health IT for Medicare and Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP) providers.
Lawmakers also are calling on HHS to help other health care providers adopt electronic health records by establishing in the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT a program to provide assistance services.
Becerra calls the S-CHIP program, the stimulus bill provisions around health IT and the requirement to do comparative effectiveness analysis as key pieces of the foundation for health care reform.
"HHS will become the principle receptacle for information," says Becerra after a speech at the recent National Health Policy Conference in Washington. "Those are the kinds of architecture activities we can undertake to make the system better and ready for the universal reform that is necessary."
He adds that the current public option is not well integrated and inefficient. He says Medicare, Medicaid, S-CHIP and Veterans are all part of that public option.
"We are great at inventing things, but we are not good at executing, Becerra says. "If we could figure out way to better use what we invent, we would be far better off."
Becerra says the House and Senate will wait to hear from the White House before moving legislation on health care reform. He adds that template will come from the President and Congress will work within that framework.
"We can do health care reform you just have to be smart in the way you do it," he says. "We have to save where we are overspending and make a few additional investments."
Becerra says he would like to see the House pass its bill in the summer so the Senate can begin working on health care reform by the fall.
Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.), chairman of the Finance Committee, says health care reform is his top priority now that the stimulus bill is finished. Baucus says he will work with Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), chairman of the Health, Labor, Education and Pensions Committee, on this issue.
The Finance committee held 10 hearings on health care reform last session looking at different aspects of the issue.
He also in November released a white paper on the health care reform to communicate his own vision for change.
"Real action is long overdue and action is nearly inevitable," Baucus says. "We need to come up with a uniquely American result - a combination of public and private insurance."
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