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Z Entertainment Team Building Speaker Athens Georgia I've been in the entertainment business for over 15 years and I am extremely talented with entertaining any age group. I specialize in Children entertainment however I can entertain adults just as easily and I offer all types of entertainment for any type of event.
15 years as a clown, magician, juggler, balloon artist, face painter, caricature artists, temp. tattoo artist, stilt walker, Disc Jockey, inflatable games provider, decorator...pretty much any type of family friendly entertainment I have done it.
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.Been studying magic since 1975; performing professionally for five years. Winner of several competitive magic awards. See web site for full bio.
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Nathan Barnes Barrie Ontario serving Rockymount I am a gifted communicator and dynamic speaker with 15 years of public speaking experience. I am more than comfortable with tailoring my presentations to the needs of the client and look forward to assisting in whatever way I can..I have been a public speaker for 15+ years.
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Anthem Flint Denver Colorado serving Rockymount Anthem Flint is a rising star in the worlds of motivational speaking, psychic arts, and mentalism. Using his knowledge of the esoteric, he is able to baffle an audience with his demonstrations of empathic telepathy, mesmerizing hypnotism, and intuitive clairvoyance. Anthem believes that we all have intuitive ability within us and it must simply be unlocked. Anthem teaches how anyone can use these tools to add richness and happiness into their lives and the lives of those around them..I have been an entertainer for over 10 years. I've traveled overseas and performed on some of the worlds finest cruise ships. I have been motivational speaker for 4 years and have spoken for large companies such as great clips at their corporate functions.
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Hypnotist Incredible BORIS Team Building Speaker Thornhill Ontario Award-winning team building Hypnotist and speaker. Rave Revews. WATCH VIDEOS. Perfect for a keynote presentation, after dinner humorous entertainment, motivational and team building retreat to energize the sales team. Named Entertainer of the Year. on TV: Maury, Montel, Howie Mandel Show, The Vegas show... Read Reference Letters from event planners. Past clients include Microsoft, IBM, Dell, Pfizer, Home Depot, McDonalds, Dominos and more.
Seen on The Robert Irvine Show, Maury, Montel, Howie Mandel Show, Comics, the Vegas Show, The Robert Irvine Show and at Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. Boris is a TEDx speaker and delivers a hilarious and inspirational performance. Ideal for corporate events, grads and private functions. Clients include Google, Microsoft, 3M, MacDonald's, Domino's, DQ, Marriott. Twice named Entertainer of the Year and Global Leader.
Seen on The Robert Irvine Show, Maury, Montel, Howie Mandel Show, Comics, the Vegas Show, The Robert Irvine Show and at Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. Boris is a TEDx speaker and delivers a hilarious and inspirational performance. Ideal for corporate events, grads and private functions. Clients include Google, Microsoft, 3M, MacDonald's, Domino's, DQ, Marriott. Twice named Entertainer of the Year and Global Leader.
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Conforming & Indexing of Filesthe_wine_snob Sep 22, 2010 6:51 PM
Wil Renczes, from Adobe, just posted a great outline of what happens with Conforming and Indexing of files on Import. He was replying in the PrPro forum, but you can substitute PrE for PrPro in his post, as they are the same here. He also addresses why/how Conforming can not take, and the program will do this every time that the Project is opened, though the processes have already taken place before.
Wil writes:
PPro generates two potential sidecar files for audio - PEK and CFA files. The PEK file is simply a quick data pass of the audio data that allows the app to draw waveforms (ie it should be pretty quick) - the CFA files are required if the file source is either too slow to decode the audio in realtime (like some MPEG long GOP, for instance), or if there's a mismatch in the sample rate depth. The idea is that the conform files will match your sequence's audio bitrate settings so that the app can play & mix audio in realtime.
How does PPro track these additional files? Every file that is imported is stamped with XMP, which is how we handle metadata on source files. XMP creates a unique ID which the app uses as a lookup value when it wants to find the PEK & CFA files that it generated for a file. So, usually, if you have a project where certain clips constantly reconform, it has something to do with XMP. Why? Usually it's because XMP can't write to the file. So, every time you launch PPro and open the same project, the media file has no XMP data, so it tries to generate a new ID, so any old CFA/PEK files have an ID mismatch and the app thinks it needs to generate new ones.
Typical cases why XMP can't stamp files:
- the media file is read-only.
- the media's hard drive is read-only.
- the file itself is corrupted/malformed, and XMP takes the safe route & decides not to try to write any additional data to the file. (I've personally witnessed this occur with WAV files captured by a Tascam field recorder.)
- someone deleted the XMP files by hand (certain media types have it as a sidecar .XMP file instead of embedded). (Don't laugh - I recently encountered a case where people had instituted a server folder rule to delete all files on a network share that weren't .mpg. )
A workaround you can try:
There's a preference setting to turn off injecting XMP into your media. If that setting is in effect, PPro will not rely on the XMP ID for the CFA/PEK files.
One other note, if your problem is specific to MPEG files: it might be that PPro isn't able to index the file properly. If it can't index, it might be trying to re-index on each launch; audio conforming always triggers after indexing. So watch for it constantly indexing - if that's the case, all the XMP stuff I described above has nothing to do with the problem. It's a side effect of something in the MPEG stream that we're barfing on. If you do see it constantly re-indexing MPEG files, it would be really helpful to send in a sample so that we can examine the stream.
Cheers Wil
If someone is having problems with continuing Conforming, though it completed earlier, think about what Wil has said.
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Mozeliak doesn't foresee a Deadline deal
ATLANTA -- Though seemingly willing to part with highly coveted prospects should he be able to get an impact player in return, general manager John Mozeliak noted Sunday that, less than three days away from the non-waiver Trade Deadline, no deal involving the Cardinals was imminent.
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ATLANTA -- Though seemingly willing to part with highly coveted prospects should he be able to get an impact player in return, general manager John Mozeliak noted Sunday that, less than three days away from the non-waiver Trade Deadline, no deal involving the Cardinals was imminent.
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"We're probably not likely going to do much right now," Mozeliak said before the Cardinals' night game at Turner Field. "It just doesn't feel like we have anything that that's compelling. ... There's only a small group of teams willing to deal, and there might not necessarily be a fit for our organization. There will be movement. It just might not be us."
The Cardinals are still looking for starting pitching, though that market is thinned and the teams that are still selling have high asking prices. With supply and demand as it is, the value of prospects sought in return is not likely to tumble much.
Changes in the Collective Bargaining Agreement have also had an effect on the market's saturation of talent and appeal. Beginning last year, if a club made a midseason acquisition for a player set to be a free agent at the end of the season, that team was no longer in line to receive a compensation Draft pick if the player departed. As a result, teams are wary of giving up too much for a mere two-month rental.
Also, the addition of a second Wild Card team has left more clubs believing they should be buyers, while decreasing the number of sellers.
"I do think it's a slow-moving market since clubs are trying to optimize their assets as best they can," Mozeliak said. "There aren't very many teams that are trying to move players. When you have so many clubs that are competitive, they have to do a lot of diligence to weigh what's best. Clearly the asks have been high."
The Cardinals are willing to pay high ... to a point. The organization has shown a willingness to trade some of its better prospects (see: Brett Wallace, 2009) in the past, but there is also an understanding of the long-term value in keeping the farm system strong. If the Cardinals were to part with any of their top prospects, they would do so only if the return is right.
That would require the Cardinals to acquire an impact player whose rights they retain past this season. Mozeliak added that the club is not looking for an "incremental" addition.
"When we do look out at the long range, the one exciting thing about the Cardinals is we've had a lot of depth and a lot of talent," Mozeliak said. "We're not looking at ways to erode that just for minimal short-term gain. ... We get the price of playing poker. We understand that if you're going to want your team to get better, there's going to be a cost."
The organization has the financial flexibility to add salary to their payroll this season and in subsequent seasons as well. That is key should the Cardinals go after someone like White Sox starter Jake Peavy, who is still due close to $5 million this year and $14.5 million in the next.
The Cardinals believe that they are approaching the Deadline from a position of strength in that they don't feel they have to do anything. Whereas the club had a glaring hole in the bullpen last season, the need to add starting pitching this year does not have to be accomplished by adding from the outside.
With Michael Wacha, Carlos Martinez and Tyler Lyons waiting in the Minors, the Cardinals do have some Major League-ready depth to fall back on, if needed.
Mozeliak said he would be "perfectly fine" seeing the current makeup of the club remain unchanged into August and September.
"If there are opportunities out there, you don't turn your head to it," manager Mike Matheny added. "But just to make a move to make a move, I don't think that's necessarily a healthy thing. I think we're going about it the right way."
Though Mozeliak's comments on Sunday tempered expectation of a bold moving being over the next three days, last year's lone Deadline deal by the Cardinals is a reminder that the landscape can quickly change. As late as two days out from the non-waiver deadline passed last July, Mozeliak never anticipated trading for then-Marlins reliever Edward Mujica.
As it turned out, that was the only deal the Cardinals ended up getting done.
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It's another blast of winter for much of New Jersey today with
The precipitation will begin as a mix of light rain and snow for the whole state.
A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for Ocean, Burlington, Gloucester, Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties as a period of all heavier snow will fall in the late morning into the afternoon before mixing again with rain leaving behind 3-5 inches of snow before ending in the evening.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the rest of the state where the precipitation will remain as more of a mix and accumulate 2-4 inches.
The snow will accumulate mostly on grassy and untreated surfaces.
NJ Transit will cross honor tickets today across its system today.
Thanks to the upcoming Full Moon a Coastal Flood Advisory has been issued for the entire coastline for Monday night's high tide which will occur between 7pm and 8pm with some coastal roads likely to encounter minor flooding.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.


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They're probably launching their own disc line
realize people are making better/bigger bags and Im guessin' he's heading into a different direction with the company...
Well I played my first round with my new Grip. Pretty nice bag! I am really going to like having options on bags to carry.
I thought Sean Fountain carried your bag?


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Derek Lowe has earned a job with the Texas Rangers and will start the season in the bullpen.
Rangers manager Ron Washington said Tuesday the 39-year-old right-hander will be a long reliever and spot starter.
Lowe agreed March 6 to a minor league contract and will get a one-year deal that pays him $1.25 million in the major leagues and $150,000 in the minors. He can earn $1.7 million in performance bonuses based on a point system for starts and relief appearances.
Lowe was 9-11 with a 5.11 ERA last season in 21 starts and 17 relief appearances for Cleveland and the New York Yankees. He will take over a role filled last season by Scott Feldman, who left to sign with the Chicago Cubs.
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Richmond, Va. – The hard-luck UMBC women's tennis team dropped a 4-3 decision at Richmond (8-12) on April 18.
UMBC (7-11) has dropped three of its last four matches, but all three decisions have been by identical 4-3 scores.
The host Spiders won all three singles matches to take a 1-0 lead, but UMBC battled back in singles, as seniors Kim Berghaus (Offenbach, Germany) and Josefin Stange-Jonsson (Vasteras, Sweden) and freshman Mariami Dolashvili (Alushta, Ukraine) all posted straight set victories .
Berghaus, the reigning America East Player of the Week, won at No. 1 singles, defeating Anna Abadias Morales, 6-3, 6-1 and improving to 5-2 at the top singles position.
Stange-Jonsson triumphed, 6-4, 6-3, at No. 5 singles over Katya Salas, while Dolashvili triumphed, 7-5, 6-4, at No. 3 over Elizabeth Sims.
Sophomore Madlena Kurasz (Poland) had a long struggle with Brittany Boys at the No. 2 slot, but fell, 7-6 (5), 5-7, 6-2.
The Retrievers now prepare for the America East Conference Champioships, which UMBC will host in Columbia, Md. on April 25-27.
Richmond 4, UMBC 3
Doubles competition
1. Anna Abadias Morales/Melissa Kandinata (RICH) def. Josefin Stange-Jonsson/Shannon Cleary (UMBC), 8-3
2. Brittany Boys/Katya Salas (RICH) def. Kim Berghaus/Madlena Kurasz (UMBC), 8-7(4)
3. Elizabeth Sims/Denny Lamachia (RICH) def. Mariami Dolashvili/Isabel Aldunate (UMBC), 8-3
Singles competition
1. Kim Berghaus (UMBC) def. Anna Abadias Morales (RICH), 6-3, 6-1
2. Brittany Boys (RICH) def. Madlena Kurasz (UMBC), 7-6 (5), 5-7, 6-2
3. Mariami Dolashvili (UMBC) def. Elizabeth Sims (RICH), 7-5, 6-4
4. Melissa Kandinata (RICH) def. Isabel Aldunate (UMBC), 6-2, 6-3
5. Josefin Stange-Jonsson (UMBC) def. Katya Salas (RICH), 6-4, 6-3
6. Kelsey Williams (RICH) def. Shannon Cleary (UMBC), 6-4, 6-5


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TabLazenby a dit …
I'm a new cat lover user. I may not be too active but I will still rejoindre this club. posté il y a 11 mois
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Four-year-old Jeremy Triantafilo was playing in front of his accueil when a neighbor's dog came up and bit him and pulled him off his bike. The first to come to his rescue was the family cat, Tara, who body-slammed the dog, followed closely par Erica Triantafilo. Tara is one Rebelle cat! Erica tried to chase the dog off, and she was bitten, too.
Jeremy was taken to a hospital where he received ten stitches. The original video, which was re-edited from several security cameras, was viewed 5 million times on YouTube in less than two days, before it was replaced with a version that does...
chats are my favori animals. They are so adorable. This liste is about my favori animated cats. I hope toi enjoy the list.
5. Sugar Sprinkles (Littlest Pet Shop)
Sugar Sprinkles is a recurring character of the 2012 Pet boutique animated show. She's loves to sing and hang out with her best friend, Buttercream the bunny. Sugar Sprinkles is a likeable, cool, and fun character. She's 1 of my favori Pet boutique characters.
4. Sylvester (Looney Tunes)
I used 2 have 2 chatons called Giba and Shadow.I got them when they were kittens!They were 2 boys.I only have 1 now is Giba who is 3 and a quarter now and a bit fat!
Anyway hope toi enjoy my cute pics!
It was a normal Thursday around the town of Pelothia on Cat Island. In this whimsical land only spoken of in fantasy, chats are considered deities. They rule over the small towns, such as Pelothia(my accueil town), Felicia, and Crysarium.
Pelothia is a town known for their food. From cat cakes to catfish the town's supplies were abundant. Their ruler, Penothy, is a black cat that rules over the town. Felicia is a vacation spot known for their beaches and fun. Felice, the ruler, is kind and fun loving and has many festivals. Finally, Crysarium is known for their gems and jewels. Their...
Owl knew that Lily's chatons would be born soon. "The first one's coming!" yowled Lily. "I'll help you!" Owl meowed. Soon the chatons were all born. They were; Ash, a grey she-cat with brown eyes, Shade, a black tomcat with green eyes, and Frost, a white she-cat with blue eyes. "We must see if Frost is deaf," mewed Lily. "I'll get Ivy," promised Owl. "So, ya want me to check if this one's deaf?" purred Ivy. "Yes, please sister," Lily purred back. "Frost, can ya here me?" asked Ivy. "Mew," mewed Frost. "Well, she's not deaf," meowed Ivy.
I thought i'd post this as an article, it was one of my réponses to a précédant question. It might help if youre stuck for a name. I will add to it later too.
This is a liste of chats from dessins animés and movies.
Figaro from Pinocchio.
Salem from Sabrina.
Tom, Toodles Galore, Toots, Tara, Butch, Topsy, George, Lightning from Tom and Jerry.
Garfield and Arlene.
Tiger from An American Tail.
Milo from Adventures of Milo and Otis.
Hi, everybody. Thanks for clicking on my article:) First thing I'd like to say is even though I categorized this as a fan fiction, it's a true story. That's just as close as I could get to a story. Anyhoo, this is the never-ending story of a real feral cat colony (Please note, feral does not necessarily mean wild.) I live in the country on a mini ranch (sorta), and our shed attracts kitties. What started as one cat evolved into a family with its own leader, heiress, subordinates, kittens, omega (sometimes), and toms. The population got way out of...
A young homeless cat crawls into a driveway. Looking fora warm shelter, it climbs, face first, into a car fan pipe. Suddenly, the car starts up. The cat's whisker gets stuck and she screeches. The car owner hears. But what will happen to this poor cat? Will she live? Find out in chapter 2. This is a true story.
I have three chats Ace,Molly,and Lilly,In my opinion.
They are thw weirdest cats.
Lilly.(black and white cat)
The jour we got her was a special jour she was the fluffiest cutest cat ever.The thing is she is afraid of believe it ou not feet DON DON
Anyway I was really curious when I was 5 so I tired to see why she was so afraid.Bad mistake she was so mad that I was never leaving her alone.So i was scrached and hissed at.She was the cutest cat ever and was small too.But then Molly came and Lilly became fat.I thought it was jealousy that made her...
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This is Rufus. This is just his introductory video so toi can meet him and there's a lot plus to come.
Titled: "What mischief and property damage can I cause today? 🦁 😼 "
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Destiny wrote:Otters/incluye was making NARC back when that was a thing, and he's now a professional programmer. I've lost contact with him but maybe somebody else has a way to get in touch? I'm sure if we asked nicely he could probably get NARC up and running.
There's another alternative "going on" right now: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=10310


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Prior to Clojure 1.2, Contrib shipped as a single JAR file: clojure contrib.
If you currently depend on this legacy JAR file, you are encouraged to look at the new modular contrib projects to see if your dependency could be replaced by specific modular dependencies, as this will make your transition to Clojure 1.3 and beyond easier (certain parts of the "Monolithic Contrib" are no longer compatible with Clojure 1.3 and beyond). This is particularly true if you maintain a third party / community library project, so that developers who are already using Clojure 1.3 or later can then use your project. Please read this contrib library migration guide - a work-in-progress!
If you can't yet switch to the Modular Contrib but you want to migrate to Clojure 1.3 or 1.4, you might want to look at Allen Rohner's unofficial version of Contrib 1.2 compiled against Clojure 1.3 to get you started.


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Sandman_510 wrote:the size and shape of fin is huge in determining how turny or pointy your ride will be.
For bigger fins you need better construction to handle the load
Don't believe me, just look at the fins the formula guys ride and compare to the fins on a kite surfboard...
I'm surprised there aren't more fin sizes available for kite surfboards. I'd like to have a 6" fin to swap for my 4" center fin when the wind is light
Yeah, I was also thinking along the lines of changing the shape to make the board more drifty depending on the wave size and wind speed.


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Congrats to the author at Frugal World, the very first commenter on our Valentine's Day contest! We'll be contacting you to get your info so that we can send the book Please Send Money! A Financial Survival Guide for Young Adults on Their Own by Dara Duguay.
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Foxwoods mall will displace MGM Grand steakhouse
Mashantucket - Craftsteak, celebrity chef Tom Colicchio's popular restaurant at MGM Grand at Foxwoods, will close early next year, a casualty of the outlet mall being built between MGM Grand and Foxwoods Resort Casino's Grand Pequot Tower.
The indoor entrance to the mall on the MGM Grand side will use space now occupied by the restaurant, Jens Baake, Foxwoods' vice president of food and beverage, said Thursday.
Craftsteak's corporate owner, Craft Worldwide Holdings, has filed advance notice of the closing with the state Department of Labor, as required by the U.S. Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act. The so-called WARN notice, listed on the labor department's web site, indicates the restaurant's Feb. 2 closing will cost 54 employees their jobs.
Craftsteak's general manager, Thomas Timmons, referred questions to a corporate executive in New York who did not return a call. In an email, a public relations spokeswoman said the company "has no comment."
Craftsteak has been a fixture at MGM Grand at Foxwoods since 2008.
"It's all to do with where the mall entrance is going to be," Baake said of the restaurant's closing. "Craftsteak has really added a lot of value to our dining experience but the mall had to go somewhere."
The 312,000-square-foot mall, the Tanger Outlets at Foxwoods, is expected to be completed in early 2015. Groundbreaking took place in September.
Baake said Foxwoods had no other spot for Craftsteak.
The Foxwoods side of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe-owned casino complex already has two steakhouses, Cedars and David Burke Prime, and there was no other suitable space on the MGM Grand side, he said.
Come February, Foxwoods will have to survive with one less restaurant, at least for a time.
"It's certainly a loss," Baake said.
Avenatti accused by US of trying to extort Nike
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August 19, 2018 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Oregon Cabaret Theatre
Winner of the Tony "Triple Crown" for Best Musical, Best Score, and Best Book in 2004, this unique show is filled with gut-busting adult humor and a delightfully catchy score — not to mention puppets. A recent college grad named Princeton moves into a shabby New York apartment all the way out on Avenue Q. He soon discovers that, although the residents seem nice, it's clear that this is not your ordinary neighborhood. Together, Princeton and his new-found friends struggle to find jobs, dates, and their ever-elusive purpose in life.


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Fluid-structure interaction
From CFD-Wiki
Fluid-structure interaction (FSI) simulations are coupled CFD (fluids) and FEM (mechanics) cases. FSI is a part of mulitphysics simulations and an actual main focus in CFD development. As these solvers use different methods and codes, the transfer of the boundary conditions at the interface is an important feature of an FSI solution.
1-way FSI
1-way FSI typically describes the pure mapping of physical properties resulting from the analysis of a CFD-/FE-model to another FE-model. The two models typically do not rely on matching meshes (e.g. mapping aerodynamic pressure distribution onto a structural Finite Element model). However in the case of 1-way FSI the mapping of the physical properties does not include the modification of any of the meshes.
2-way FSI
In the case of 2-way FSI the mapping is done in an iterative loop i.e. the results of the first model are mapped to the second model and these results are mapped back to the first model and so on until convergence is found or the process is stopped manually. Very often in the case of 2-way FSI one of the mapping steps involves the modification/morphing of the mesh of one or both of the models (e.g. mapping deformations coming from aerodynamic loads back to the CFD-model and re-evaluating the CFD-model in the deformed configuration).
Mesh Morphing
In most cases FSI is quite simple to realize even employing meshes not matching. However as soon as mesh-morphing is needed the whole process gets much more difficult and only few software solutions are around that can handle this. They key-problems with mesh-morphing are:
- Performance: Typical CFD-models as employed today in Formula 1 or Aerospace require very efficient morphing algorithms. A lot of the straight-forward approaches are not able to handle CFD-models consisting of several millions of cells.
- Surface Quality: For calculating pressure distributions in aerodynamics the surface quality in terms of continuity has to be quite high. Otherwise one starts to observe oscillations in the pressure fields. This is namely a challenge in the case where the mesh providing the deformation (typically the structural FE-mesh) is significantly coarser then the surface mesh of the CFD-model (which is quite common).
- Biomechanical Engineering
- Airfoil Aerodynamics
- Aero-elasticity
Commercial codes
- ADINA FSI - ADINA FSI homepage
- ANSYS FSI - Ansys' FSI homepage
- CoLyX - CoLyX - FSI and mesh-morphing from EVEN - Evolutionary Engineering AG homepage (link seems broken, see it on archive.org)
- Dytran - MSC.Software Dytran homepage
- MpCCI - MpCCI homepage
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Moon and Regulus
A bright star keeps company with the first-quarter Moon tonight. Regulus, the "heart" of Leo, the lion, stands a little above the Moon as night falls, and keeps that position as they slide down the southwestern sky later on.
The Moon reaches first quarter at 11:35 p.m. Central Time. At that moment, the Moon stands at a right angle to the line between Earth and the Sun. Sunlight illuminates exactly half of the lunar hemisphere that faces our way, so it looks as though someone sliced the Moon right down the middle.
Because of that, you might expect the quarter Moon to be half as bright as a full Moon, but it's not. In fact, it's not even close — the first-quarter Moon is only about one-tenth as bright as a full Moon.
That's because the Moon isn't a perfect mirror for reflecting sunlight. Instead, it's most efficient at reflecting sunlight in the direction from which it came — back toward the Sun. At full Moon, Earth lines up between the Moon and Sun, so some of that bright glow hits us. At other phases, though, the Moon is off to the side of Earth, so we don't get the full force of that reflection.
Over the next week, the illuminated portion of the Moon will grow fatter and brighter. It'll be half as bright as a full Moon on the 22nd, when sunlight will illuminate all but a few percent of the lunar disk. The Moon will reach its peak a week from tonight, when it'll be full — filling the night sky with brilliant light.
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By Kelli B. Grant
Keeping kids entertained in restaurants and on car trips isn't getting much easier: Rather than offering parents the option to pack either a tablet or toys, some of the latest products require lugging along both.
Fisher-Price's growing line of Apptivity toys now includes devices like a storybook reader that houses an iPhone or iPod, with apps for different stories ($20). This fall, the brand will debut barnyard and fortress play sets that house an iPad, with character figures that interact with game apps (prices to be determined). Tough cases are designed to prevent babies and toddlers from damaging the device, or pressing the home button to let them out of the app and into other areas of your smartphone, a spokesman says. The use of apps lets the toys grow with kids, providing, say, different stories or more challenging game play.
App-connected toys have become trendier as the tablet market grows — parents often pass down older generations of iPads to their kids, says Christopher Byrne, content director for toy-review site Time2PlayMag.com. But with lots of competition in the space, parents should consider whether it's a good toy or just trendy. "Some of them are fairly frustrating to play with," says Byrne. On-screen pincher movement is tough for kids, for example, and some toys require maintaining steady contact with the screen, no easy feat for toddlers. Parents may also find the toys frustrating in other ways: At home, they prompt increased screen time, which many families try to limit, he says. On the road, where tablets are most often used to distract or entertain kids, the toy pieces can add annoying bulk to travel bags.
In December, Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood named Fisher-Pricer's $30 Laugh & Learn Apptivity Monkey the Worst Toy of the Year. (The award is called a Toady, short for "toys oppressive and destructive to young children.") A Fisher-Price spokesman says consumers like the line. "We've had really overwhelming positive response from parents," he says, and the free apps associated with Apptivity toys have more than 6.4 million downloads.
Senior consumer reporter and "Deal of Day" columnist Kelli B. Grant travels to Las Vegas to find the best, the worst, and the most hyped gadgets at this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Join her as she roams the exhibit floor for three days, with dispatches here and on Twitter @kelligrant.


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Beyonce Weight-Loss Secrets: How She's Dropping That Baby Weight Fast
As reported by AOL Music, Beyonce stunned when she showed off her impossibly tiny waist in a figure-hugging dress just 10 weeks after back in January! This week, three months post-pregnancy, new photos have emerged of Bey already back in a bathing suit. So how is she shedding the reported 40 pounds of baby weight so quickly?
According to In Touch Weekly, Queen B has turned her personal trainer Marco Borges into a live-in, on-call fitness guru -- moving him into her New York apartment! But that's not even Bey's biggest secret weapon in the fight to shed the baby weight in time for her Memorial Day weekend comeback concerts. Apparently hubby Jay-Z has played a huge role in helping her stay on track with her diet and exercise program.
"Jay-Z has been hitting the gym with her and staying healthy, too," a source told the magazine. When it comes to her combination workouts of cardio and strength training, "consistency is key." Apparently the singer is super determined and refuses to "settle for anything less" than her famous pre-baby figure. You go, Bey!


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2004 Off-Road ExpoPosted in Events on November 17, 2006
In 2000, Petersen Events Corporation put together a little show dedicated to the sport of off-roading. It took place in one building of the L.A. County Fairgrounds in Pomona, California, and was attended by many who lamented the demise of Sal Fish's old SCORE Show a few years before. The new event was a success, slated to continue, and, hopefully, grow.
Fast forward five shows later to the 2004 Off-Road Expo. The show has become the largest off-road show in the nation, overflowing from four giant buildings at the L.A. County Fairgrounds into the surrounding 8 acres and straining for still more room. This latest event's attendance figures topped 40,000, and, because of the number of people attending, it was hard to get around at times - even outside.
The show covered the complete gamut of our sport, with everything from vintage dirt bikes and race trucks to modern-day Trophy Trucks and rockcrawling vehicles. Of special interest to us were the many exhibitors dedicated to the sport of recreational trail riding and prerunning. If you had questions about suspension, axles, gearing, locking differentials, onboard air systems, or where to go to use all this equipment, you could find the answers at the Off-Road Expo.
If your brain became overloaded from checking out all the booths inside the buildings, you could walk outside, enjoy live music, and inspect the large exhibits and off-road vehicles being displayed outside. Of course, a highlight for attendees was being able to see Off-Road magazine's Super Duty project truck in the flesh. For people wanting something different, an RC car track was set up; you could purchase a car, fine-tune it, then race it right there. The Freestyle Motocross Exhibition had riders soaring four stories into the air, doing unbelievable stunts on (and off) their bikes, before landing on the exit ramp.
Those of us in the industry have been able to enjoy trade shows such as SEMA for years. The Off-Road Expo has opened up the trade-show concept to include everyone, allowing exhibitors to reach not only the industry, but the end user as well. Everyone is welcome at the Off-Road Expo, and business was brisk for those vendors who came prepared to sell products.
The 2004 Off-Road Expo was the biggest and best yet. We're sad it was only a two-day show, as it's hard to see everything in one weekend. We can only wait in anticipation to see what the 2005 Off-Road Expo has in store for those of us in the off-road community. We can safely say one thing, though - it'll be worth the wait.
Brothers Ian and Aaron Dixon spent the 2003 season motoring through the southwestern deserts in pursuit of Class 7300 gold in Best in the Desert's racing series. Class 7300, also known as Pure Stock Mini, is a racing class, with rules so restrictive, they require stock sheetmetal fenders and a stock pickup truck bed. Since modifications are so limited, Class 7300 victory requires careful race prep and judicial use of the skinny pedal once underway. Dixon Bros. Racing prevailed in 2003 and brought the 7300 crown home to Lompoc, California. Ford Motor Company took notice and provided a brand-new '04 Ranger for the new season. The Dixons now provide feedback to Dearborn, Michigan, as to what lasts and what breaks. It's just one of those dirty jobs that someone's gotta do.
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Steve Ruddick's Got Dirt? Toyota is a common sight during MDR Prerunner class contests. Steve began with a leaf-sprung solid-axle Toyota 4x4 pickup, but the truck has since traded the solid front axle for a pair of Ford-style I-beams. At the rear, a recently installed linkage suspension sprung by coilover shocks helps the 'Yota glide along at speeds never dreamed of by the stock truck. Andy Stix was the man responsible for the metallic transformation and also helps with codriving duties during races. Got Dirt? offsets some of its racing expenses by selling T-shirts. Our personal favorite? A kid's T-shirt that reads "My dad's faster than your dad."
The Flying Dutchman, Dan Vanden Huevel ("from the hills" in Dutch), brought his Kumho-shod CORR Pro-2 truck from its Wisconsin stable to let Expo-goers see what an 800hp short-course truck looks like up close and personal. The 4130 chrome-moly tube frame is TIG-welded and skinned with lightweight fiberglass panels. "You go through a body every race," says the 2004 Top Five finisher. CORR's contests last about 15 minutes per class and require a full-throttle assault from the green to the checker. A class tire-width rule for 2005 will require 12-1/2-inch treads to be used at the rear instead of the 14-1/2-inchers that were previously a class standard. The reason for the rule change? Reliability. The grip that the wider meats provided served to readily snap axles, which added to racers' already substantial budgets. Safety was also a huge factor behind the rule change. "There was the potential for a wheel to get loose and fly into the crowd," Dan revealed. The Pro-2 Chevy uses Richmond gears with a full spool for maximum traction. Ratios are changed from track to track, but usually hover around 6 to 1.
Advance Adapters was also on hand, showing off the Vortec engines that are now available. At the tail end of this display drivetrain sat the AA Atlas II - arguably the best transfer case ever made. The Atlas II can be ordered in a variety of low-gear ratios and can have a passenger- or driver-side front output. Another cool feature is that the Atlas II can be clocked to maximize ground clearance, or to relieve steep front driveline angles. Advance also makes adapters for unconventional applications, such as those that couple a small-block Chevy motor to a Ford manual transmission to create the shortest drivetrain possible. We'd like to run this combination, just for the groans we'd get from the Bow Tie and Blue Oval purists among us.
Dixon Bros. Racing took its considerable race-prep talents and put them into developing long-travel suspension kits for four-wheel-drive A-arm Fords. The kit shown here provides as much as 14 inches of travel and fits Ranger Edge 2WD and 4WD models. The kit also fits Explorer Sport Tracs. Clean workmanship and the use of coilover shocks are welcome additions that add reliability and smooth suspension action to the latest generation of Rangers. Our favorite part, though, is that the kits are fully functional with four-wheel drive. Dixon Bros. also produces a 4WD long-travel kit for '97-'03 F-150s that cycle 15 inches. We'll add one of each to our wish list.
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Bilstein's Shane Casad dropped some pre-Expo hints about the new 9300-series bypass shock. "It looks like something out of a science-fiction movie," went the claim. We weren't disappointed. The 9300, dubbed the Blackhawk, is a revolutionary design in the world of hard-core off-road shocks. The Blackhawk uses an aluminum shock body for light weight and quick heat dispersal. Aluminum's high heat-dispersal rate is augmented by using cooling fins on the shock body, keeping the shocks running as much as 100 degrees cooler than comparable-size steel-bodied bypass shocks. Cool-running shocks provide more consistent suspension action and allow a truck to maintain speed in the rough. In the past, aluminum shock bodies were a disadvantage because the bores wore more quickly than steel. The Blackhawk's answer to this drawback is a special hard coating on the piston bore. The coating is so hard that it can't be cut with a hacksaw, or even with lathe tooling. Anything else? The Blackhawk's bypass tubes have distinct detents, making tuning easier and more accurate. The remote reservoir uses an anticavitation valve, allowing nitrogen to run at low pressures, which further promotes smooth, consistent shock action. We're sure that the only thing better than eyeing the Blackhawks will be riding in a Blackhawk-equipped truck.
Dynatrac's Pro Rock 60 is tough to beat. Combining the ruggedness of a 9-3/4-inch ring gear with the strength of 332-X U-joints, the Pro Rock 60 actually has more ground clearance than a standard-issue Dana 44. Dynatrac can build a Pro Rock 60, standard Dana 60, Dana 44, and its beyond-overkill Dana 70 and Dana 80 axles to customer's needs, including widths, wheel bolt patterns, suspension-attachment points, and traction-aiding devices. Yes, all this performance does come at a price, but off-roaders who choose to lighten their wallets at Dynatrac come away with smiling faces.
Sway-A-Way's red RaceRunner shock lineup has been expanded, with models featuring piggyback reservoirs that rotate 360 degrees for easy mounting. This ultra-cool 4-inch external-bypass model is also a new addition to the product line. The girth of the shocks and extra volume of oil that goes along with the added diameter promise fade-free performance on the heaviest of off-road trucks. The size was impressive, but we thought you'd be even more impressed with a close-up view of the gorgeous TIG welds that fuse the bypass tubes together.
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T&J Performance Center was on hand, showcasing one of the most versatile off-road vehicles ever created: the XJ Cherokee. The XJ features a smooth-riding coil-sprung solid-axle frontend and a wheelbase that's short enough to be maneuverable, but long enough to provide stability at speed. XJ Cherokees also seat four and have generous lockable cargo space. Such a versatile vehicle provides a perfect beast of burden for off-roaders, fast and slow alike. T&J fabricates and sells preformed rollcages that tie into structural points on the XJ unibody and chassis stiffeners that join the rear spring hangers to the front link pivots.
Alan Pflueger brought his Trophy Truck-haulin' semi and several other trucks in his high-speed fleet. Each was an eye-candy feast, but we thought this view of the hood shed light on just how trick the Porter-built TT really is. Massive tire bulges provide clearance for the big Baja Project T/As to cycle beneath and feature louvered vents to minimize frontend lift from air packing beneath the front clip. In the center, the hood drops to provide maximum visibility and is also vented to avoid frontend lift. A glance under the hood revealed nothing but suspension control arms, steering components, and bright-blue King shocks. Porter Trophy Trucks use a mid-engine design, which feeds the power forward into a Casale V-drive. The V-drive turns the power 180 degrees to an offset rear pumpkin. Most competitors see Pflueger's rear axle and its offset pumpkin, but not much else, as "Pfearless" disappears in a cloud of Baja silt.
Currie Enterprises had a humble beginning when Frank Currie scoured wrecking yards in search of used Ford 9-inch rearends. The junkyard jewels were narrowed and fit to Taylor-Dunn industrial cars. Since those yesteryears, Currie has become a dominant supplier of 9-inch rearends and components. Currie's new CMAC housing adds a new dimension of strength for prerunners and race trucks of all sizes. Currie hasn't distanced itself from its roots, however. Those Taylor-Dunn industrial cars that ferry people and cargo around airports and school campuses still sport narrowed 9-inch rearends - we checked.
Total Chaos has carved a niche as a producer of high-quality bolt-on long-travel suspension kits for Toyotas and Nissans. Shown is the Tacoma kit, which fits six-lug Prerunner models and four-wheel-drive Tacomas. Do TC kits work? Dan Vance bolted one on his 2WD Prerunner-class pickup and proceeded to take the 2003 MDR 1450 class championship, one race at a time.
Scott Douglas brought his Rancho F-150 CORR Pro-4 racer out to meet the fans. Since CORR is still a Midwest series, most of the nation must tune into Speed Channel to catch the action. Compared with a Trophy Truck, a Pro-4 is set up with a lower and wider stance for superior cornering. Front suspension usually ranges around 2 feet or more on a Trophy Truck, but is reined in to about 18 inches on a Pro-4. Big horsepower and a few hundred feet of TIG-welded 4130 chrome-moly chassis tubing are common to both truck types. The Rancho Pro-4 F-150 uses a custom front differential mounted dead center and custom CV shafts to drive the front wheels.
A wide stance and a low center of gravity are also advantages for those on the polar opposite of the speed spectrum. Jon Bundrant's buggy, dubbed Tiny for obvious reasons, has been a dominant entry on the pro rockcrawling circuit. The tube chassis is a one-off build by Jon Nelson of Nelson and Nelson Racing to Bundrant's specifications. The drivetrain is a bizarre blend that is ideally suited to the task; an air-cooled VW motor feeds into a GM Powerglide transmission, through an Atlas II T-case, and finally to Ford 9-inch axles. Yes, the brand combo is odd, but the configuration is the big news: The motor is rear-mounted and faces forward. As such, the drivetrain rotates opposite of normal. To get Tiny moving in the correct direction, the 9-inch axles are flipped - flipped as in upside down.
B.K. Fabworks' Class 7 Toyota usually has too much dust and velocity to get a good look at. The Expo gave fans an opportunity to see Number 700 while it was clean and still. Barry Karakas spent three-and-a-half years building the metallic work of art, which features a long-travel four-link rear suspension and handmade control arms up front, which cycle 21 inches of travel. High-quality fab work, as seen on this TIG-welded dimple-died entry step, is par for the course.


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Leonys Martin had a game-winning RBI single in the ninth inning as the Texas Rangers scored two unearned runs in a two-out rally against Fernando Rodney, beating the Seattle Mariners 3-2 on Wednesday night in a game that started as a battle of aces.
Rodney (0-1) retired the first two in the ninth before Kevin Kouzmanoff's single that ricocheted off the glove of sliding shortstop Brad Miller and dribbled into the outfield. Mitch Moreland drew a walk before Josh Wilson's grounder was fielded by Miller, whose toss to second base was high and allowed Moreland to slide in safely.
Martin had the winner after Rodney's wild pitch allowed the tying run to score.
Mariners ace Felix Hernandez struck out nine and had retired 10 in a row before Martin's leadoff triple in the eighth ended the big right-hander's night. Yu Darvish struck out eight in seven innings for the Rangers.
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West Mount Airy will play host to an acclaimed fiction author, Thaddeus Rutkowski, on Saturday, July 16. The novelist, poet, and editor will not only share pieces of his own work, but will lead a two-hour workshop for locals who wish to hone their own writing skills.
Rutkowski has published three novels, numerous short stories and various poems, and the multi-genre workshop, held from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Big Blue Marble Bookstore, will reflect his diverse knowledge. Participants will write short pieces, according to several different prompts, and then offer feedback on one another's work. Rutkowski brings considerable teaching experience, too, from institutions such as CUNY, Pace University and the Asian American Writers Workshop.
After the workshop, Rutkowski will read from his new book, "Haywire." A graduate of Cornell University and Johns Hopkins University, he published his first novel in 1999. The book, "Roughhouse," features a protagonist with a Polish-American father and Chinese mother like Rutkowski's own. He mines his life experience with rigor, portraying a similar character in both of his other two novels.
Though Rutkowski works across several genres, his subject matter remains consistent: His work focuses on moments of familial dysfunction and troubled relationships. He writes in a series brief, vivid vignettes, strung together to create surreal and often jarring narratives. – Madeleine Wattenbarger.


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Small Numbers Still Bring Big Performances
PRINCETON, N.J. – After a Friday night of impressive performances from the distance squad, the Bulldogs came back with high expectations for day two of Princeton's Larry Ellis Invitational. Although most of the team did not compete, the group who did brought in several top spots and PRs in one of the largest meets of the season so far.
On the field, sophomore Mike Levine threw his third straight IC4A-qualifying mark this season in the discus (50.13m) to place fourth, followed by senior David Smith in 11th place (43.22m).
Senior captain Marty Evans had top finishes in the sprints, taking second in his heat and ninth overall in the 400-meter dash in 49.06. Evans came back in the 200-meter dash to win his heat in 21.71 to place seventh overall. Senior Chris Stanley also competed in the 200-meter dash and finished in 22.68, his second-fastest time of the season. In the short sprints, freshman Daniel Jones was the lone competitor for the Bulldogs, finishing in 11.64. The Bulldogs did not run a team in any of the relays.
In Saturday's section of the 1500-meter run, senior James Wyper had a breakthrough race with a 10-second PR, winning his heat in 3:56.80. In the 800-meter run, junior Charlie Jaeger clocked in 1:56.56, only two-tenths of a second off his PR, to place 24th out of 72 runners.
While the majority of Bulldogs sat out on Saturday, they still came home with quality performances from both days that will propel them into next week.
"The two steeplechasers (Matt Bogdan and Nathan Richards) ran great races. They both ran big lifetime bests and will probably qualify for nationals. Evans ran a quality 200m after a long day," said David Shoehalter, the Mark T. Young '68 Director of Cross Country and Track and Field.
Momentum is what the Bulldogs want, as they will head to another major competition next week at the nationally acclaimed Penn Relays in Philadelphia, Pa., on April 28-30.
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Ontario Physical Therapy Graduate Schools
Potential Benefits of Physical Therapy Graduate Schools
Physical therapy graduate schools may provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to properly help patients recover, prevent, and manage pain from chronic conditions or surgeries. Plus, the educational requirement to become a physical therapist in the US is now a doctorate of physical therapy. This is a recent change and means masters of physical therapy (MPT) or masters of science of physical therapy (MSPT) degrees are no longer offered at American universities. Therefore, if you're hoping to pursue a career as a physical therapist, earning your DPT degree may be the only way.[i]
Because physical therapy is such a hands-on profession, and graduate degrees typically require a combination of coursework, lab study, and 30 weeks of clinical work[1], earning your physical therapy graduate degree on-campus might be a great option for you. The on-campus format may allow students to gain real life experience under the guidance of professors and learn from in person demonstrations. So, if you enjoy helping others and want to use that passion to aid patients managing pain from chronic conditions, illnesses, or surgeries, continue reading to learn more about physical therapy graduate schools.
Did You Know? Physical therapists may be able to treat vertigo in as little as one session.
Physical Therapy Graduate Schools: Basics
Physical therapists help patients recover, rehabilitate and prevent and manage pain. Therefore, everything at physical therapy graduate schools promotes the education of students to get to that point. Typically, physical therapy graduate programs consist of coursework, lab study, and clinical experiences. This type of well-rounded education might instill the continued learning necessary for physical therapists to keep up with new techniques and technologies. The clinical work typically enhances what students are taught during lectures and lab study and is for a minimum of 30 weeks.[2] This hands-on learning may provide students with supervised experience in such areas as acute care and orthopedic care, and makes physical therapy graduate programs perfect for on campus learning.
As stated above, a doctorate of physical therapy is now the educational requirement for licensed physical therapists. Normally, a full-time student can earn their doctor of physical therapy degree in three years. However, some physical therapy graduate schools offer a six or seven year option that, upon graduation, awards students both a bachelors in physical therapy and a DPT degree. Program lengths vary by school. Graduate certificate programs in physical therapy may also be available, allowing current physical therapists to continue and specialize their knowledge. Programs vary, so contact your preferred schools for details.
Accreditation and Admissions for Physical Therapy Graduate Schools
When it comes to physical therapy graduate schools, there is only one national accrediting agency, the Commission on Accrediting in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE). Accreditation may be one of the more important aspects when researching physical therapy graduate programs because a requirement for sitting for the national physical therapy licensing exam is earning your DPT degree from a CAPTE-accredited program. Attending a CAPTE-accredited program ensures that the program meets the education standards set forth by the physical therapy profession and assures the public that all physical therapists are healthcare professionals.[ii]Currently, CAPTE accredits over 200 physical therapist education programs, so there might be plenty of schools to choose from!
To attend physical therapy graduate programs, applicants typically are required to have a bachelors in physical therapy or a masters of physical therapy. This helps establish a solid foundation of skills and knowledge that graduate programs will build upon. Some programs also require that you've taken specific science courses while earning your undergraduate degree. These may include anatomy, biology, and physiology, all of which are important for earning your graduate degree and pursuing a career as a licensed physical therapist.[iii] Other programs may also require a minimum GPA while earning your bachelors and a separate, minimum GPA in the science courses. Programs vary, so read listings carefully and contact schools for more details.
The good news is that the admissions process to physical therapy graduate schools may be simpler than most. This is because of the Physical Therapist Centralized Application Service (PTCAS), a service which allows students to upload their application and official transcripts and easily share them with specific schools. And, because all physical therapy graduate programs have different admission requirements, PTCAS also allows students to upload additional items, which may include GRE and TOEFL scores, references, and signed PT observation hours.
Curriculum and Clinical Work Required to Earn Your Physical Therapy Graduate Degree
The curriculum at physical therapy graduate schools often focuses on the human body and science. This may provide students with an understanding on how to use stretches, exercise, and training to help ease patients' pain and increase their mobility. Sometimes, coursework could cover the use of equipment such as canes, walkers, crutches, and wheelchairs, as well.
Physical therapists typically diagnose patients by talking to them about their pain and concerns, and observing their movements and functions. By developing a complete understanding of the human body, and of the responsibilities of physical therapists, graduate degrees might help you prepare to evaluate a patients' progress, modify the plan as needed, and educate patients and their families on what to expect during recovery.[iv]
Common courses include, but are not limited to:
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Neuroscience
- Biomechanics
- Pharmacology[i]
- Kinesiology
While earning your physical therapy graduate degree, you will also be required to perform 30 weeks of clinical work.[3] This provides students with an opportunity to apply the knowledge obtained in the classroom to real patients under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist. Some physical therapy graduate schools use both integrated and full-time approaches to clinical work. This means observing licensed physical therapists as part of some courses and then spending a certain number of consecutive weeks in clinical study without any coursework. This approach may facilitate learning by providing structured learning experiences and providing students the opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge they've acquired.
Potential Benefits of Earning Your Physical Therapy Graduate Degree On-Campus
Traditional, on-campus physical therapy graduate schools most frequently offer an entry-level doctor of physical therapy degree program, which is required to sit for the national physical therapist licensing exam. If you aren't a licensed physical therapist and want to become one, earning your DPT is the only way to become a physical therapist.
There are, however, other potential benefits to earning your graduate degree on-campus. These potential benefits include a more structured environment, face-to-face communication, and the ability to solve problems in real time. Especially when it comes to health care professions such as physical therapy, often it may be easier to learn and apply knowledge to a lab study or clinical experience while attending classes in person.
On-campus learning may also provide students with more resources while pursuing their physical therapy graduate degree. This may include in-person office hours to meet with professors, tutors, and various resources at the campus library. Plus, taking classes and completing degree requirements side-by-side with your peers could create camaraderie and friendship that you may not be able to get through online learning.
Find List of Physical Therapy Schools
Browse the listings below or use the filter to the left to narrow down your search. Click on any of the sponsored listings on this page for more information about individual schools. From there, you can see curriculum, admission requirements, and even request more information! Research these physical therapy graduate schools to find the perfect match to earn your graduate degree in physical therapy.
Sources:[1]bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physical-therapists.htm#tab-4 | [i]apta.org/PTEducation/Overview/ | [2]bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physical-therapists.htm#tab-4 | [ii]capteonline.org/WhatWeDo/ImportanceofAccreditation/ | [3]bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physical-therapists.htm#tab-4 | [iii]capteonline.org/WhatWeDo/ | [iv]bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physical-therapists.htm#tab-4 | [v]bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physical-therapists.htm#tab-2
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Amanda Maass Named Skyline Rookie of the Week
Lawrenceville, N.J. - Freshman goalkeeper Amanda
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Maass earned her first two career shutouts as Farmingdale State College won a pair of Skyline Conference games. Maass stopped four shots as the Rams defeated Old Westbury. She added three stops in a 1-0 win over Mount Saint Mary in a battle of unbeaten teams in the conference. The two shutouts helped Maass lower her goals against average for the season to 2.24.
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This video is completely insane! Not only is he doing amazing and crazy jumps, drops, and tricks, but he's doing it all on a "road bike". This is the kind of thing you might expect to see on a mountain bike or BMX, but not a road bike. And, in all reality, you aren't going to see very many people who are able to pull off these stunts.
Keep in mind that Martyn Ashton is a professional biker. It should go without saying, but don't try any of this at home.


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