The Fermilab Holometer A program to measure Planck scale indeterminacy Aaron Chou, Craig Hogan (Spokesperson), Erik Ramberg Jason Steffen, Chris Stoughton, Ray Tomlin, William Wester Fermilab Center for Particle Astrophy

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Maryland Historical Trust Larry Hogan, Governor David R. Craig, Secretary

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Larry Hogan, Governor David R. Craig, Secretary Boyd Rutherford, Lt. Governor

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• Baltimore
• Annapolis
• Maryland
• East Coast of the United States
• Geography of the United States
• Maryland
• National Trust for Historic Preservation
• Baltimore Heritage

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• Fellows of the Royal Society
• John N. Bahcall
• Craig Hogan
• Claire Ellen Max
• Science
• Academia
• Lick Observatory

_March_-_April_2007__ Expansive Thoughts _Craig_J._Hogan_ Cosmology is built out of physics. As physics becomes more unified, sophisticated and inclusive, so does the reach of cosmological thought, and eventually that o

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• Cosmology
• Universe
• Big Bang
• Inflation
• Dark energy
• Many-worlds interpretation
• String theory
• Cosmic microwave background radiation
• Astrophysics
• Physics
• Physical cosmology
• Multiverse

2009 PGA MEDIA GUIDE PGA Championship Player Records – Match Play[removed]through[removed]PGA Championship Player Records – Match Play[removed]through[removed]Name

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• Harold "Jug" McSpaden
• Gene Sarazen
• Walter Hagen
• Ben Hogan
• Byron Nelson
• Craig Wood
• Jimmy Demaret
• Ryder Cup
• Miami International Four-Ball
• Golf
• PGA Championship
• Sam Snead

2009 PGA MEDIA GUIDE ¢ Most Finals 6 by Walter Hagen (winner, 1921, ’24, ’25, ’26, ’27; runner-up, [removed]by Sam Snead (winner 1942, ’49 and

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• Harold "Jug" McSpaden
• Gene Sarazen
• Walter Hagen
• Byron Nelson
• Craig Wood
• Ben Hogan
• Ryder Cup
• Jimmy Demaret
• Miami International Four-Ball
• Golf
• PGA Championship
• Sam Snead

PGA Championship Match-Play Records[removed]through[removed]n Most Finals 6 by Walter Hagen (winner, 1921, ’24, ’25, ’26, ’27; runner-up, 1923)

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• Harold "Jug" McSpaden
• Gene Sarazen
• Walter Hagen
• Byron Nelson
• Ben Hogan
• Craig Wood
• Ryder Cup
• Jimmy Demaret
• Leo Diegel
• Golf
• PGA Championship
• Sam Snead

PGA Championship Match-Play Records[removed]through[removed]Most Finals 6 by Walter Hagen (winner, 1921, ’24, ’25, ’26, ’27; runner-up, [removed]by Sam Snead (winner 1942, ’49 and

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• Harold "Jug" McSpaden
• Gene Sarazen
• Walter Hagen
• Byron Nelson
• Ben Hogan
• Craig Wood
• Ryder Cup
• Jimmy Demaret
• Miami International Four-Ball
• Golf
• PGA Championship
• Sam Snead

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• United States Department of Energy National Laboratories
• Enrico Fermi
• Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope
• Craig Hogan
• Fermilab
• SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
• Leon M. Lederman
• Physics
• Science
• Nobel laureates in Physics