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9 P.M. (HGTV) HGTV DESIGN STAR The final contestants -- Karl Sponholtz and Meg Caswell, both of Chicago -- must create pilots for their own television programs.

A writer coming off a hit sitcom, like "Seinfeld," can no longer command a big overall deal worth millions to create pilots. "The agents have pushed up the prices for a pilot script sometimes to $250,000, from $150,000," Ms. Walden said.

Though he managed to complete all the courses easily, a lack of qualified teachers meant that Baker was first sent to a school in England for more training and then back to France to teach Americans what he had learned in England, in an attempt to create pilots as quickly as possible.

Congress has diverted some research money to create pilot CT lung screening programs, diversions that may gain momentum now.

Health care legislation pending in the Senate Finance Committee and in the House would create pilot accountable-care programs under Medicare.

Legislation pending in the House instructs the government to create pilot programs for "accountable care organizations" like Bassett.

The Transportation Department will work with states, towns and tribal communities to create pilot programs, the White House said.

A bill introduced late last year in the House would create pilot programs in which direct primary care is offered to Medicare beneficiaries.

In 2007, Congress nearly approved a proposal to spend more than $55 million for cities to create pilot programs across the country modeled on the Dallas system.

He announced a new initiative to create pilot projects intended to curb medical malpractice lawsuits, a cause important to physicians and Republicans.

The agency needs continued strong leadership as it works to create pilot programs and innovation centers that are supposed to lower costs of Medicare and Medicaid and improve the quality of care.