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Brandi Williams-Hibbler is a self-described Type A, numbers person. With that mindset, and a certain amount of moxie, she's headed Sigma-Aldrich Corp.'s global internal audit department since 2010.
"She has a very good intuition, that helps her follow up with questions to get to the meat of what's important," said George Miller, general counsel of the $2.6 billion life sciences company.
Williams-Hibbler and her team complete 25 audits a year, but uncover as many as 300 issues during that time that warrant a closer look, she said. Most have to do with the company's internal controls, risk assessment and governance processes. Williams-Hibbler said about 70 percent of her work is internal audit work, 20 percent is compliance work related to the Sarbanes–Oxley Act and another 10 percent pertains to fraud investigations. "Occasionally, you have a bad apple," she said.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) - The British Columbia Coroners Service said Wednesday investigators found a spoon with drug residue and a used hypodermic needle in the hotel room where "Glee" actor Cory Monteith was found dead in July.
The coroner's final report issued Wednesday, confirmed initial findings that Monteith died from using intravenous heroin combined with alcohol.
The 31-year-old Canadian-born actor was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room July 13.
"I classify this death as accidental," coroner Claire Thompson said in her report.
Monteith had checked into the hotel on July 6 and when he didn't check out as expected on July 13, hotel staff entered his room and found him unresponsive on the floor. Two empty bottles of champagne were also found in the room.
"Mr. Monteith was found in a collapsed position the hotel room floor," the report said. "It appeared that Mr. Monteith had been dead for several hours."
Hotel video footage showed him returning alone to his room at 2:16 a.m. on July 13.
The investigation said Monteith had a history of illicit drug use with intermittent periods of rehabilitation and of abstinence from drugs. It said when people who have refrained from using opioids such as heroin for a while, their tolerance for the drug decreases.
Monteith was honored at the Emmy awards last month.
His death recalled the lives of Heath Ledger, Corey Haim and River Phoenix- actors who battled substance abuse and died in their 20s and 30s.
Monteith had talked bluntly about struggling with addiction since he was a teenager, calling it a serious problem and telling Parade magazine in 2011 he was "lucky to be alive."
In that interview, he said he was using marijuana and drinking by age 13, and his drug use was "out of control" by the time he was 16. "Anything and everything, as much as possible," he said. "I had a serious problem."
Monteith admitted himself to a treatment facility in April for substance addiction, a representative said at the time.
"Glee," with its catchy song-and-dance numbers and high-profile guest stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Britney Spears, became an instant hit when it debuted in 2009. Monteith served as the show's resident hunk with a heart of gold. The show's producers have called him an exceptional performer "and an even more exceptional person."
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Day One will consist of only the men's and women's hammer throw, beginning with the women at 3 p.m. CDT.
Cara Engel won the women's college pole vault on a PR clearance of 4.00m (13-01.50), which would have broken the school record only one week ago.
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Porter comes from Texas Tech University, where he enjoyed a successful career as both an athlete and assistant coach.
A 2010 graduate of Texas Tech in exercise sports science, Porter was a seven-time All-Big 12 honoree and a four-time national qualifier as a student-athlete from 2007-10.
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18400 Lull Street
Reseda, Los Angeles, 91335
Commute to Downtown San Fernando
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
A few nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, some bike lanes.
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18400 Lull Street has a Walk Score of 57 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Reseda neighborhood in Los Angeles. Nearby parks include Jesse Owens Park, West Valley Park and Reseda Park and Recreation Center.
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We are the largest producer of baccalaureate educated nurses in the state! Nationally, we are the largest not for profit college of nursing—with approximately 8,000 on-line and in-person students. This works because we set the nation's model for individualized instruction and coaching—all students, regardless of location or course delivery method, are in small groups with a seasoned faculty member to guide learning. You are an individual in a community of thousands, because we care about the quality of our education and insist that our faculty be master teachers.
Our master's program recognizes the myriad roles of nursing leaders today and in the future. Advanced practice nurses are a must in our health care system and we offer a complete selection, including on-line programs using our well-developed master teacher-coaches and master practitioners. Check out our teaching and administration tracks, too.
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The College of Nursing and Health Innovation has appointed Mark Haykowsky as the Moritz Chair of Geriatric Nursing Research. He joins UT Arlington on Aug. 1. Dr. Haykowsky is a nurse and an internationally renowned researcher in exercise physiology and rehabilitation medicine at the University of Alberta, Canada. He is a professor of physical therapy in Alberta�s Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine, one of the world�s preeminent rehabilitation medicine programs, and an adjunct professor in the Faculty of Medicine in the Division of Cardiology at the university. He also is the exercise physiology team lead for Alberta Heart and the Multidisciplinary Team Intervention in Cardio-oncology.
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Charles Krauthammer became paralyzed when his spinal cord was severed when he hit the bottom of a swimming pool after a dive. He was 22 years old and a student at Harvard at the time of the accident.
Charles Krauthammer is a syndicated political columnist. His weekly syndicated column is published in more than 400 newspapers around the world and won him the Pulitzer Prize in 1987.
Krauthammer was born in New York City in 1950, but moved to Montreal, Canada when he was a child, where he grew up and attended McGill University. Later, he attended Harvard Medical School in Boston, where his injury occurred, leaving him hospitalized for 14 months. Despite his life-altering accident, he continued his studies. He graduated from Harvard with a medical degree and became a psychiatrist.
Krauthammer eventually went to Washington to become a director of psychiatric research at the National Institute of Mental Health. While in Washington, he became a speech writer for Vice President Walter Mondale during the 1980 presidential election. After the election, he became a full-time editor for "The New Republic," which began his career in political journalism.
In addition to being a prize-winning columnist, Krauthammer is also a regular contributor for FOX News, a contributor to the magazine "The Weekly Standard," and the author of the book "Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics."
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Taking the CMA Exam and getting the certification can be a big investment! Let's look at how much CMA exam fees you should expect to pour in for this big project. Please note that the amount is denoted in US dollars.
Quick Walkthrough on CMA Exam Fees in Video Format
I am responding to requests from readers to walk you through the different layers of fee. I hope the following video will serve the purpose.
Here is the text format for those who prefer to read and digest the information in writing.
In order to start the CMA journey, you need to go through 3 levels of payment:
1. IMA Membership
The IMA membership is an annual fee ranging from $75 to $225 depending whether you are a student, a young professional or a standard member.
2. Entrance Fee
The entrance fee is an one-off fee that allows you to take part in the CMA program which is the route to become a CMA in the US. The fee ranges from $75 to $240.
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The study materials do not come with the CMA program. Candidates prepare the exam based on free second-hand notes to full blown coaching from their home countries. I generally recommend something in between — self-study review courses, which offers one of the best products, flexibility of studying at home and generally lower price.
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If you are lucky to have the testing center close to your home, then this cost is minimal. But there are candidates who need to travel far to the nearby city, or even to another country for the exam. If you are in this situation, remember to take this cost into account.
3. Annual Payment
Please note that the membership fee is an annual payment.
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The CMA exam fees is expensive anyway you look at it, but first, it is much more affordable than other qualifications such as the CPA exam; and second, if you are pursuing a professional career in accounting and financial management, the certification is going to benefit you for a life time.
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Close to the harbour and built into a cave this slightly up market venue offers a wide range of international and local dishes. Very good service and beautifully served well cooked dishes make this a must to visit during your stay on La Gomera
We have never been dissapointed here, always enjoyed our meals and the service is good. Try the Chopitos (baby squid) deep fried in light batter...delicious. The fish is fresh and cooked to order.
Book as it gets busy.
We had a lovely meal here on the last evening of our stay in Playa de Santiago. The young waiter was very friendly and helpful, letting us see the fish prior to preparation. We sat in the cave as it was cool outside. The fish was beautifully cooked and presented, following good starters of melon with ham and one of...
The young couple running the restaurant were friendly and welcoming, the grande dame was seated at a table and not dealing with customers - thankfully! The food was nicely presented and well cooked. The view from the restaurant is limited by the boatyard opposite.
We arrived at the restaurant without having made a reservation, The lady proprietor informed us that there were no tables available inside, only outside in front of the restaurant, Rather than taking us outside and showing us the table, she waved in the general direction of the outside of the restaurant and expected us to decide on what table was...
A good place to eat fish in Playa Santiago, and also good value for money. We prefer Junina or Don Tomate, but this place is OK as well. The lady that owns the place doesn't seem to enjoy herself running the restaurant, but the younger couple is very friendly.
we had been slightly disappointed with our visit to this restaurant two years ago but decided to give it another try. Wish we hadn't!!!! The greeting was lukewarm and the service more or less went downhill from there. The senior lady showed no interest in us and presented the bill with an ill grace. The food was also disappointing -...
Returned here after a few years and found that not much has changed. The restaurant is set in a cave which is quite unique in itself and the food is not cheap. However the lady in charge has little personality and no sense of humour which doesn't lend anything to the ambience. The food is OK without being outstanding. Rumour...
The menu offered an excellent choice. The food was excellent and so was the service. This is a very popular restaurant and booking would probably be a good idea.
Expected good things from other reviews. Wins my worst restaurant reward for those in small fishing villages. From the start the lady M'd was totally unfriendly, impatient and, frankly, not up to the job. Service of the fish dish for two was halted mid serving and she vanished never to be heard from again. Fish was tough, dry and very...
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Royals' success warms outgoing commissioner Selig's heart
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – In a way, it was fitting for Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig's last World Series in charge to finish in Kansas City.
Selig, 80, is ending a 22-year reign as overseer of the game in January, and several of the innovations he instituted paid dividends at the 2014 Fall Classic.
Giants a new-age dynasty with help from Bumgarner
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – A different kind of Major League Baseball dynasty has emerged.
The San Francisco Giants are champions of a new age of parity, the best at juggling budget and talent, and managing the changing tides of a tumultuous 162-game regular season.
No fairytale ending to Royals' Cinderella story
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – There was no happy ending to Kansas City's storybook season after the Royals lost 3-2 in Game Seven of the World Series, and while they exceeded expectations simply by reaching Wednesday's finale, manager Ned Yost found the narrow loss hard to swallow.
The endearing upstarts, who last reached the playoffs in 1985 when they went on to win the Fall Classic, had the tying run at third base in the bottom of the ninth against San Francisco but could not bring Alex Gordon home.
Giants ride brilliant Bumgarner to World Series win
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – Madison Bumgarner insisted throughout the World Series that he felt great and was eager to take the ball any time San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy asked him to pitch.
The 25-year-old ace starter was called upon for a third time in the series in Game Seven on Wednesday, closing out the Giants' clinching victory over the Kansas City Royals with five innings of shutout relief.
Giants close out Royals to win World Series
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – The San Francisco Giants beat the Kansas City Royals 3-2 on Wednesday behind a stunning performance by Madison Bumgarner to win their third World Series title in five Major League Baseball seasons.
With the win, the Giants completed a 4-3 series win over the Royals in the best-of-seven championship, adding a third title to their brilliant every-other-year pattern of post-season success dating back to 2010.
World Series decider captivates host city
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – Buses roll through the downtown streets alternating their destination with the message "Go Royals" — the same rousing chant that took over Pizza Bar near closing time in the Power & Light district.
Nearly three decades of frustration for baseball fans in Kansas City has faded with the Cinderella story of the Royals, who have taken the San Francisco Giants to a deciding Game Seven of the World Series.
Indicators shift to Royals in decisive Game Seven
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – Probability swung in favor of the Cinderella Kansas City Royals after the American League champions routed the San Francisco Giants 10-0 on Tuesday to force a deciding Game Seven in the World Series.
While the underdog Royals are seeking their first Major League Baseball crown in 29 years against a Giants team looking for a third title in five years, trends favor Kansas City, who will be hosting the Giants in Wednesday's deciding game.
Royals winner Ventura dedicates gem to Taveras
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – Yordano Ventura wrote tributes to his late friend Oscar Taveras on his cap, glove and shoes and then made Game Six a night to remember as the Kansas City Royals kept their Cinderella dream going on Tuesday.
Dedicating the game to fellow-Dominican Taveras, one of baseball's top prospects who died Sunday at age 22 in a car accident back home, Ventura hurled seven innings of three-hit ball in a 10-0 victory that forced a deciding Game Seven.
Royals rout Giants, send World Series to Game Seven
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – The Kansas City Royals awoke from their hitting slumber in a 10-0 thrashing of the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday to stave off elimination and force the World Series to a decisive seventh game.
After a 162-game regular season and three rounds of postseason action, the Major League Baseball championship will come down to one game with the Giants chasing a third title in five years and the never-say-die Royals looking to end a 29-year championship drought.
Giants hitters Pence, Sandoval also shining in Series
KANSAS CITY Missouri (Reuters) – While Madison Bumgarner has won justifiable praise for his dominant World Series pitching, teammates Pablo Sandoval and Hunter Pence have come up big for the San Francisco Giants with their bats.
The twin forces have not only impacted games with hits, but also with their infectious enthusiasm.


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Ole Miss, Memphis try to prove their legitimacy in season opener
When the University of Memphis and Ole Miss open their seasons today at 2:30 p.m. against each other, each will sprint into a familiar venue -- Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium -- but still find itself in an unfamiliar setting.
Neither has been in this position for a while.
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Ole Miss, coming off a Cotton Bowl victory, enters the season ranked No. 8 in the country, the Rebels' highest preseason position in nearly 40 years. The Rebs haven't been ranked to open a season since 2000.
As for Memphis, the Tigers, coming off their fifth bowl game in six years, find themselves competing against a Top 10 team for the first time since losing at Tennessee in 2001, Tommy West's first season as head coach. The Tigers have played only five Top 10 teams since 1992.
As a result, questions arise for today's traditional Mid-South college football opener.
Can Ole Miss, behind strong-armed quarterback Jevan Snead, justify the flattering preseason polls?
Can Memphis, bolstered by an influx of BCS-conference transfers, pull off a Top 10-upset, something it hasn't done since 1996?
Both schools are anxious to kick the season off and find out. Today's opener marks the latest start to a season for the Tigers since 1986 and the latest for the Rebels since 1990.
For Memphis, a season-opening victory would provide a boost for a program trying to, as West has said, "raise the bar" and play for a Conference USA title. The Tigers, an original member of the conference, haven't won a league championship since C-USA's inception in 1996.
"These kind of games are momentum-type games," West said of the matchup against a nationally ranked foe. "These are games that if you can win 'em, you can really kick yourself off in a good way."
A favorable history won't be in Memphis' huddle. Ole Miss has won four straight in the series, which ends with today's game. There are no plans to renew the series, which has been a Mid-South staple for most of the past 60 years.
The Rebels also have won 46 of the 58 games played between the schools and are heavily favored today.
"We've kind of been here," West said. "Four or five years ago when Eli (Manning) was a senior, a great quarterback, we found a way to make some plays that day and we found a way to win the game. So we've been in this situation before. We were probably a big-time underdog in that game.
"You never know. We've just got to do our stuff. We've got to our stuff really well."
West said the Tigers didn't play good enough in the opening half last year in Oxford to win. The Rebels built a 27-10 halftime lead and won 41-24, despite being outgained in total yardage, 453-438. Memphis' 188 rushing yards were the most against the Rebels all year.
"Memphis is always a game that has been a very tough, physical game over the years," said Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt, beginning his second year in Oxford.
Nutt said the Tigers' size at wideout, where 6-8 Carlos Singleton and 6-4 Duke Calhoun reside, will present matchup problems and he expects quarterback Arkelon Hall to be more of a threat after a year in the spread offense. Running back Curtis Steele, who rushed for more than 1,200 yards last year, also is a concern, as is a defense led by a first-year coordinator, Kenny Ingram.
"Defensively ... just going by what we see, read and what we have seen on film, they have guys that can run around," Nutt said. "I'm a little more concerned about our guys, making sure that we are ready to go. The first game you are always a little nervous because you are trying to cover everything and you have first-game jitters."
Having Snead behind center should calm Nutt. Snead, a transfer from Texas, had a memorable debut last season for Ole Miss.
He ranked third in the Southeastern Conference in passing with a 212.5 yards-per-game average and tossed 26 touchdown passes, second in the SEC.
Ole Miss also returns its top five rushers from a team that ranked second in the league at 186.5 yards per game.
Dexter McCluster, the offensive MVP in the Cotton Bowl, led the Rebels with 655 yards rushing, followed closely by Cordera Eason with 647.
The offensive line lost consensus first-team All-American Michael Oher, but returns an All-America candidate in tackle John Jerry.
Several key transfers from BCS programs will make their debuts for Memphis, including former Mississippi State linebacker Jamon Hughes, ex-Auburn defensive back DeRon Furr, former Miami tight end DajLeon Farr and ex-Wisconsin running back Lance Smith.
Attracting ESPN's cameras and drawing a crowd approaching 50,000, veteran Tiger linebacker Winston Bowens said it's an ideal opening game.
"It's really exciting to be in this position and to have the opportunity we have," Bowens said. "Our coaches told us just to seize the opportunity we have right now.
"Another incentive is to try and do the impossible, try to be that underdog that comes out on top."
Nutt said he's not concerned about his team playing with an early season target on its back.
"What I want to do is come out and play really hard for 60 minutes," Nutt said. "I want to play mistake-free football and win the turnover margin. I just think we need to concentrate on football (and not the ranking).
"We are just going to go out there and have fun and play the game how we coached them to play. That is the bottom line."
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Australia must recall Mitchell Johnson and Nathan Hauritz for the third Ashes Test in Perth, says Ian Harvey.
Last Updated: 09/12/10 4:10pm
One quality you normally associate with Australian cricketers is their ability to fight when their backs are to the wall.
So far we simply haven't seen enough of that in this Ashes. You can put that down to England's consistent pressure but also Australia's inconsistency in selection.
Now they need to win two of the last three Tests to have a chance of regaining the urn, so if ever there was a time for spirit and experience it's now.
Australia - who are normally very good at sticking with players - made a bad mistake by dropping Mitchell Johnson for the second Test.
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Bank Hapoalim selected as "Best Bank in Israel" By the prestigious Global Finance magazine
Business News
01/21/2014 17:55
Launch of Bank Hapoalim's new trading floor.
(photo credit:BANK HAPOALIM'S)
Bank Hapoalim on Tuesday launched its new trading floor in Tel Aviv, uniting all of its trading rooms under one financial- markets division, and visiting Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld said he was impressed."Israel is recognized as a leader in innovation and as the 'Startup Nation,' which was evident by the number of IPOs by Israeli companies on Nasdaq in 2013," said Greifeld, who came to Tel Aviv to mark the occasion. Nasdaq, a New Yorkbased tech-focused exchange, lists nearly 70 Israeli companies.
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