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On Friday, November 16th, 2012: RAWartists Ventura will be hosting the debut RAWards City Semi-Finals Showcase at Bombay Bar and Grill.
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Local Judges for the night include: Holly Hughes - Makeup Artist Instructor at Lu Ross Academy, Dr. Gwendolyn Lewis Huddleston - Dean of Art at Ventura College, and Gold & Multi-Platinum Record Producer - David Holman.
Musical Artist of the Year Nominees: Rubberneck Lions, Small Town Zeros, Cirque Noir, Angie's Curse, and Love's Secret Domain.
Visual Artist of the Year Nominees: Erika Craig, Ana Carrillo, Sickfeet, Tazja Kahanamoku
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The Accessories Designers of the Year: Elena Pedersen, Katiedid, Zefram Cochrane,
Peter Andrews, and Dirty Rose.
Filmmaker of the Year Nominees: Joel Perkins and Michael Shainblum.
Hair Stylist of the Year Nominees: Lisa Gray, and Mariah Brown / Crazy Beautiful.
Makeup Artist of the Year Nominees: Makeup By Lanete, Makeup By Westi, The Cat's Meow, and SMAEkup.
Performing Artist of the Year Nominees: Electric Liberace, Mr Fig, Dita McEvil
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Courses: Women in War and Peace (POLSH242A01)
Fall 2008
Analysis of the complex issues surrounding women as political actors and the ways in which citizenship relates to men and women differently. Selected cases from the United States, Africa, Latin America, and Asia are studied as we discuss gender, domestic politics, and international relations from a global perspective.
Prerequisites: One course in political science or consent of instructor.
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The last 3 rounds, I have had great front nines ( 38, 39, 38 ). Hitting it solid tee to green.
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Please note: The FAQ pages at the HPCVL website are continuously being revised. Some pages might pertain to an older configuration of the system. Please let us know if you encounter problems or inaccuracies, and we will correct the entries.
Yes. Amber is inherently parallelized and designed to scale well on a multi-processor machine or a cluster. The underlying parallel system is MPI (Message Passing Interface) which is a commonly available standard that runs on many platforms. Consult our MPI FAQ and follow some of the links in there if you want to have more information about MPI. If you want to use multiple processors for your Amber run, you have to submit the program to a parallel environment. In the case of our main production machines, this environment is called ClusterTools, and the relevant command is mprun:
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Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development
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|2015 course information
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Course overview
Deakin's Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development will introduce you to issues in International and Community Development (ICD), particularly in the period since 1950. The perspectives taken in this course are cross-disciplinary. The unifying theme is the meaning of development and its relationship to poverty alleviation and social empowerment. Current events are considered in the historical context of long term trends in ICD.
You will learn from leading ICD practitioners and researchers with extensive knowledge and links within the professional field, and gain credit towards further studies in ICD, such as graduate diploma or masters.
It is expected that completion of the Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development will place you in a favourable position to advance your professional standing.
Fees and charges
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full time load. Eight credit points is the standard full time load for one year of study. If you are studying a graduate certificate of 4 credit points, your total course EFTSL is 0.5.
This is a fee-paying course. Domestic students may be eligible for FEE-HELP assistance in paying these tuition fees. For more information about fee help go to http://www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/fees/.
Fee paying place - Domestic (DFP)
A fee paying place is one for which the university does not receive any government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute the full cost of their course.
Fee paying places are available to domestic students. Domestic students are those who are Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens or holders of a permanent visa.
* The 'indicative annual course fee' cited has been provided as a guide only. It has been calculated on the basis of a typical enrolment of a student undertaking the course in 2015, and reflects the cost involved in undertaking a full-time quota of units within the specified discipline.
The actual fees charged by Deakin University will depend upon the discipline from which each individual unit is chosen, and may vary from the indicative course fee cited, particularly if units are chosen from a number of disciplines. The cost of each unit offered in 2015 can be viewed from the Unit Search.
Please note that the fees per unit/credit point may increase annually due to rises in the cost of course delivery and service.
Deakin assumes no responsibility for persons relying on 'indicative course fees' to calculate the total future cost of their course.
Career opportunities
Employment in the development field provides a wide range of opportunities, both internationally and domestically. Graduates may find employment across the variety of organisations who work for social justice, empowerment, poverty alleviation, and community development. These include civil society organisations such as Non Government Organisations, Government agencies, bilateral, and multilateral agencies, as well as the private sector consulting. There is also potential work opportunities in related areas including teaching, the travel industry, consulting enterprises, journalism, and government and non-government agencies concerned with the flow of trade, services, capital and personnel.
For more information go to My Course My Career
Course rules
To qualify for the award of Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development, a student must successfully complete 4 credit points of study as listed below.
Course structure
Core unit:
|Introduction to International and Community Development
3 credit points of electives from the following units:
|Community Development Theory and Practice A (formerly ASD704)
|Community Development Theory and Practice B (formerly ASD705)
|Cross Cultural Communication and Practice (formerly ASD715)
|Sustainability and Development
|The Economic Development Record (formerly AID733)
|Political Development Record (formerly AID734)
|Anthropology of Poverty and Development
Students who commenced prior to 2014 to contact Student Services for further enrolment advice.
For course map click here
Entry requirements - specific
To be eligible for entry into the Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development applicants require:
- Bachelor degree in any discipline area; or 5 years relevant professional experience within the last 10 years.
Deakin University offers admission to postgraduate courses through a number of Admission categories. In all categories of admission, selection is based primarily on academic merit as indicated by an applicant's previous academic record.
To be eligible for admission to this program, all applicants must also meet the minimum English language requirements, see here.
Credit for prior learning - general
The University aims to provide students with as much credit as possible for approved prior study or informal learning which exceeds the normal entrance requirements for the course and is within the constraints of the course regulations. Students are required to complete a minimum of one-third of the course at Deakin University, or four credit points, whichever is the greater. In the case of certificates, including graduate certificates, a minimum of two credit points within the course must be completed at Deakin.
You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
Credit for prior learning - specific
Applications for credit transfer will be considered depending on the quality and subject matter of the student's prior qualifications and professional experience.
The Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and the Masters in International and Community Development comprise a suite of fully articulated courses. Successful completion of the Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development will lead to entry into either the Graduate Diploma of International and Community Development or the Master of International and Community Development with up to 4 credit points for credit transfer. Successful completion of the Graduate Diploma of International and Community Development or equivalent will lead to entry into the Master of International and Community Development with up to 8 credit points for credit transfer.
How to apply
Applications must be made directly to the University through the Applicant Portal. Details of available courses and application closing dates can be found on the Apply webpage.


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Winter Convocation Celebrates the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
In remembrance of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., students, faculty and staff gathered in Weber Chapel Auditorium on Jan. 19 for Susquehanna's annual Winter Convocation.
Health Care in America
Adams Center Symposium Explores the Options
The Arlin M. Adams Center for Law and Society hosted the two-day symposium Code Blue: Can We Save the Health Care System? on March 25 and 26. The symposium examined the current state of health care coverage in the United States
Faculty Band Rocks Atlantic City, Raises Money For Student Research
Susquehanna's faculty rock band, Faculty Lounge, was one of the headliners at Profapalooza, a concert hosted by the House of Blues in Atlantic City.
Alumnus Bequest Opens Up a World Of Possibilities for Business Students
Most business students spent last summer working in seasonal jobs in their hometowns or serving in business internships in the United States.
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A 16-year-old girl and a man have been accused in the stabbing death of the girl's 48-year-old mother at a home in north Harris County Sunday. The teen and Zein Ahmed, 20, are charged with murder in the death of Mary Ann Murphy about 1 a.m. in the 8300 block of Poplar Ridge Lane, according to the […] [Read More]


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Note: If you have 24+ transferable college credits, you must follow the admissions requirements and application process for transfer students.
Freshmen Admission Guidelines
Admission to UND is based on:
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- Successful completion of high school core courses (13 units):**
- English (4 units)
- Math (3 units of Algebra I or above)
- Lab Science (3 units)
- Social Studies (3 units)
- Additional factors will be considered, such as grade trends, course difficulty, GPA in core classes, individual skills and experiences, etc.
*If you're 25+ years old on the first day of class OR you've completed 24+ transferable college credits, you're not required to submit ACT or SAT test scores. However, if you've taken the ACT or SAT, it's highly recommended that you submit your official scores to UND for proper placement into English and math courses.
**If you're 25+ years old on the first day of class, you're exempt from this requirement.
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As a guideline, the chart below provides you with the minimum GPA and test score standards for admission to UND.
In addition to these minimum standards, we'll also evaluate other academic criteria, such as grade trends, course difficulty, GPA in core classes, individual skills and experiences, etc.
If you don't meet these minimum standards, you're still encouraged to apply. We know that you're more than a test score so to learn more about your abilities, you may be asked to answer personal statement questions as part of the application process. We'll look closely at your application and make an admission decision that's best for you and the University.
|If you have the following high school GPA:
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IMPORTANT!! Please note that the admission guidelines for new students entering for Fall 2016 or later will change. Refer to New Admissions Guidelines for details.
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John Travolta's Accuser: I Have Proof!
John Travolta's camp announced yesterday that the sexual assault charges levied at him are false, and that Travolta wasn't even in town when the alleged incident took place — but his accuser isn't backing down.
The accuser, an unnamed masseur, claims that Travolta persisted in touching his genitals during a $200 massage, and he says he can prove it. "I have proof to support the truth that I'm telling," he told RadarOnline.
The accuser doesn't appreciate Travolta's threats of a countersuit, either. "I represent the 99 per cent of the population, the working class, and I was put in an inappropriate situation that I didn't put myself in. It is not for Mr. Singer to deny me my right!"
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Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat in Amazon EC2
Last year, I wrote an article on how to run Ubuntu 9.10 in the Amazon Elastic Cloud (LJ, May 2010). But, the folks over at Canonical haven't been sitting on their laurels during the past year. They're so proud of the work they've done on their latest release, 10.10 Maverick Meerkat, they're offering a free 55-minute trial of it in Amazon's EC2 cloud. The best part is you don't need an Amazon EC2 account or a credit card. The wizards at Canonical have tied this in to their Launchpad software collaboration platform, so all you need is an account on launchpad.net to "get your cloud on".
What you get for your 55 minutes is actually a fairly nice demo package. Your cloud instance consists of the equivalent of a 1.2GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, 160GB of disk space, full sudo-enabled root access and a fast local connection to the Ubuntu mirrors. The Ubuntu folks even provide a few preconfigured applications from which to choose, like WordPress, MoinMoin or Drupal 7. The really great part about this setup is that it renders most of my previous article obsolete—it's really easy to set up and launch your instance.
Before you log in to the "Ubuntu in the Cloud" Web site, you should generate a set of SSH keys on the client (or set of clients) you'll use to administer the cloud instance, and upload those to your account on launchpad.net. This is a prerequisite, because Amazon EC2 generally allows SSH access only via SSH keys. If you already have a launchpad.net account, it's easy to do. Just go to your account page, click on SSH Keys, then click on the green plus icon to add a new SSH key. Then, paste your key in the field. If you've never generated any SSH keys before, there's a great tutorial on the Ubuntu Wiki (see Resources). If you don't have an account on launchpad.net, you should. It's where you can file bugs and enhancements to Ubuntu and other projects, and it's easy to register for one.
Once you've uploaded an SSH key to launchpad.net, point your Web browser at the "Ubuntu in the Cloud" link (see Resources), and click the Try Ubuntu 10.10 button. You'll be prompted to enter your launchpad.net credentials if you're not already signed into Launchpad. Once your credentials are accepted, you'll see the options for your free EC2 instance. Select what you'd like to try (Base install, WordPress, MoinMoin or Drupal) and whether to use byobu (a screen-based terminal wrapper—I highly recommend it). After that, just agree to the Terms of Service, and click the big orange Launch button to start your instance. You'll see an Ubuntu logo with a little status indicator blinking away while the instance is built.
When the instance is ready for use, you'll see a countdown clock in your browser with the remaining time and the IP address of your instance. You can SSH in to your instance by logging in as "ubuntu@<ip address>", or if you selected one of the preloaded software packages, like WordPress, the Web page will display a link you can use to get to the admin interface of your package.
Now that your instance is on its feet, you can do anything you'd do with an Internet-connected Ubuntu server—so long as you are done within an hour. You can configure it as a Web server, play around with LDAP, make it a mail server, or even fire up a honeypot (so long as you're done with it in an hour). Anything you can apt-get in Ubuntu, you can install in this server, so play with things like Apache, Squid or whatever servers you like. This is a full Ubuntu installation in Amazon's data center, so be sure to test-drive it!
The preconfigured software is pretty good as well. In this case, when I provisioned the instance, I selected the WordPress option, and I was pleasantly surprised to see WordPress ready to go. All I had to do was click the URL presented by the Web page once the instance was ready and answer a few WordPress-specific questions like "What do you want the site name to be?" and "What's the admin password for your WordPress site?" I literally had posted my first blog post to the instance within a couple minutes of it being live.
As your hour winds down, if you're SSH'd to the instance, you'll get a "wall" message ten minutes before your hour is up, another when there are five minutes remaining, and a final message at the one-minute mark. Once your time is up, the instance "powers off", and the Amazon cloud automagically cleans up and deletes your instance, as well as any data you put there, so make sure you're not putting anything important there. It truly is a demo service.
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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
LACKLAND AIR FORCE BASE, Texas, July 1, 1999 To see our complete series of articles on Air Force and Navy basic training, visit our Web special "Tougher Service Members from the Start." To see our earlier series of articles on Army and Marine Corps basic training, see "Rite of Passage."
A squad of men and women in BDUs road marches down a trail. With camouflage paint on their faces and M-16 rifles at ready, they approach a tree line, spread out and begin to stealthily climb a hill. The sun has not yet burned off the ground fog.
Every few feet, they stop, crouch behind obstacles and search to their front. Their mission: take out a fortified hilltop compound. They emerge from one fog and suddenly plunge into another as they assault a guard tower and bunker. Their "plan" evaporates. Confusion. Crossed signals. The "fog of war."
A whistle signals the end of the exercise. The Air Force trainees assemble. Their military training instructors will critique their tactical assault skills.
That's correct: Air Force. Ground combat.
Welcome to the Lackland Scorpion's Nest.
Air Force officials figure up to 85 percent of all airmen will deploy to a world hot spot at least once during their careers. "These are combat skills they are going to have to know," said Master Sgt. Steven R. Batson, an instructor with the 737th Training Support Squadron here. Batson is also the combat training instructor and guru of the Scorpion's Nest, the place on base where recruits learn the rudiments of life in the field.
"The difference is we're no longer fighting the Cold War," Batson said. "We have to adapt."
With the end of the Cold War, the Air Force increasingly found itself deploying to areas where the threat was not the intercontinental missiles of a distant Soviet Union, but a satchel of explosives in the vehicle of a terrorist parked just outside the main gate of the base. The base itself was no longer a permanent installation full of creature comforts and direct access to a six-lane German autobahn, but a temporary site with Spartan facilities located at the end of a mine-filled, unpaved road.
These changes have forced the Air Force to rethink how new recruits should be trained, Batson said. "A couple of years ago, a group of senior [military training instructors] got together and proposed changing the emphasis in basic training," he said. The instructors proposed toughening the physical challenges in the six-week course and giving airmen a taste of what they can expect on deployment.
Batson told a "war story" illustrating why the MTIs believed the Air Force needed this training. The story is that on one of the first deployments after the end of the Cold War, an Air Force unit arrived at a "bare-bones" base with a runway, water and some rudimentary facilities.
"There were pallets full of GP-Medium tents," he said. "No one knew how to set them up. Legend has it, they had to ask a nearby Army unit for help." Air Force officials took the instructors' recommendations seriously and began changing the emphasis in basic training.
The MTIs felt airmen should understand what life was like in the post-Cold War Air Force. "At some point in their careers, airmen are going to live in a field environment. They need to know what to expect. Their first exposure should not be when they deploy," said Lt. Col. Buck Jones, deputy commander of 737th Training Group here. He formerly commanded the bare bones depot at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M.
Adding impetus to this proposed change was Defense Secretary William S. Cohen's decision that all services needed to toughen basic training.
The MTIs scrounged throughout the military to get equipment to fulfill their vision of what Air Force basic should include. They collected tents, pallets, ammo boxes and even a scrapped helicopter from Del Rio, Texas, that had been damaged in a hailstorm. The instructors use it as a training aid.
They scrounged an old trailer from nearby Kelly Air Force Base and made it into a headquarters, arms room and storage area. They collected sandbags, wood fencing and invested "sweat equity" in building what became known as the Scorpion's Nest.
The Nest is a tent city surrounded by guard towers. Each tent has sandbags at its entrances, and a "last ditch" defensive bunker marks the center of the camp. When the recruits finish M- 16 rifle marksmanship training, their military training instructors march them to the Nest and turn them over to 737th Training Support Squadron instructors. It's time to get dirty.
Surviving Scorpion's Nest
For the next two days, the Scorpion Nest instructors teach the recruits the ins and outs of field duty. Many of the original instructors were security police. Current instructors are in a variety of Air Force specialty codes, but they have all learned the ropes from on-the-job training.
"We give them an orientation, and then run them through a mock mobility line," Batson said. The recruits are issued web gear, sleeping bags and MRE field rations. They secure their gear in their new tent homes and then are issued M-16s.
"From there we go into the training area and teach them camp tactics," Batson said. This includes learning camouflage and concealment techniques and the importance of controlling light, noise and trash.
The instructors teach camp security. "We go over the idea of security in layers, and how to build a defensive fighting position," Batson said. As part of this instruction, recruits learn how to stand guard duty and to challenge intruders.
At 7 p.m., after a day of teaching recruits to defend their camp, the instructors conduct a combat retreat. "This is a formal retreat ceremony with 'Taps' in memory of all POWs and MIAs," he said.
That evening begins the phase known as Alamo's Revenge. "The recruits take their position in the camp and the instructors go into the trees and start probing the perimeter. We want to see if the recruits running the command post can dispatch hospital crews and move their reserves around to hot spots." The recruits must also evacuate casualties and drive off any attack.
At 11:30 p.m. most of the recruits hit the rack. "They still have one-hour security shifts until 0400," Batson said. "Then we get them up, brief them on what went right, what went wrong, and let them get chow."
During the second day the recruits go through a variety of training situations, including getting their faces in the dirt on a tactical low-crawl course. They also divide into two groups; one learns to set up tents while the other learns patrol tactics and hand and arm signals. Then they switch.
At noon, the recruits turn in their gear.
Then the field instructors announce a heavy enemy armored force is approaching. "They have to evacuate the camp," Batson said. "At 2 p.m., they begin a 5.8-mile road march." With the completion of the road march, the recruits have completed the field portion of basic training.
Warrior Week
The Air Force plans to expand the idea behind the Scorpion's Nest to a full week -- Warrior Week. "The idea is built on a scenario of a seven-day deployment for 1,000 airmen to a tent city," said group deputy commander Jones. "They will process to the site just as they would during a deployment to the desert."
The site, built recently by Air Force engineers, is near the installation obstacle course. The tent city will be set up as if in a high-threat area and will contain equipment airmen would have in those areas. The tents will be air-conditioned or heated as needed. "Deployment will go from Sunday through Saturday," Jones said.
Much of the training that now takes place in classrooms will shift to the field, including force protection, the laws of armed conflict, the Code of Conduct and first aid. A session in the Scorpion's Nest will continue to figure in the schedule.
In addition to the current curriculum, recruits will be certified in chemical and biological warfare defense. "This way, when a unit is getting ready to deploy, the commander won't have to worry if his people are certified," Batson said. He said at most, the unit will need refresher training in putting on mission oriented protective posture gear and what the different MOPP levels mean.
During Warrior Week, the recruits will qualify with M-16s. "We'll feed them as if they were on an actual field deployment also," Jones said. "They'll get MREs for lunch and eat out of a field kitchen."
Jones said MTIs will test the program in the summer. Warrior Week is due to start in October.
The Air Force is looking at a Warrior Week culminating event along the lines of the Marine Corps' Crucible, the Army's Victory Forge and the Navy's Battle Stations. Only after they complete Warrior Week will a trainee be called "Airman."


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I am in culinary school and today's assignment was oysters so I thought I would give this recipe a try. Out of 15 different dishes that were prepared by other students this one was, across the board, the favored.
Excellent flavor! I will make it when I have my own restraunt for sure!
Our whole family really enjoyed these. The flavor was quite different from the way any of us had eaten oysters before. Kids even liked them although I heard a "too slimy" comment or two. The fennel was unique and very much enjoyed. Thanks.
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This was really, really yummy. Use a good, meaty oyster. I also recommend using unsalted butter because most oysters themselves are salty enough. A light, crisp slightly dry white wine is divine with this dish.
AWESOME! Although I took the basic idea and completed the recipe a bit different. Opened up my Kumamoto oysters on the grill (about 5-7 min as my grill was on 400 degrees). During that time melted Smart Balance and Herbs de Provence (sp?) as I had no fennel seed. Used about 1/2 cup Smart Balance following a different review the Kumamoto's are smaller oysters. Then cracked open and added the oysters to the butter in the saucepan. They were so good I ate them right from the pan!!! My hubbie doesn't eat oysters so they were just for me anyway! I would omit the salt next time, oysters are salty enough the way they are! Overall great idea!
This was Fantastic people who were queasy with the idea of eating oysters loved them. The only thing I would do differently is shuck the oysters before putting them on the grill. The recipe suggest heating them up them shucking them I found this a little difficult!
Really good! We didn't have any fennel seeds (just the whole plant from our CSA) so we left them out - I used the leftover butter on green beans - yum!
Good, but salty, next time I would omit the 1/2 tsp of salt all together. It also makes way to much for the small Kumamoto Oysters that we love so much.
Be careful when opening the oysters. Great flavor!
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I emailed her from the Zillow.com site. Received an email asking how & when she could reach me. I responded immediately but heard nothing more from her a few days later asking for the same information. I emailed her again and again got an auto response from her. I gave it a few days and before I knew it, she had added my email to her database, still without contacting me directly. I finally emailed her to remove me from her database.
I find her very unprofessional and would NEVER recommend her to anyone. For someone with as many years behind her, this was a total disappointment.
We got off to a wrong start by her calling , at the time of the appointment, to say she would be late and i was already there and waiting. Then she was even later and i almost left. Later i found out it was because her daughter was visiting and at the last minute wanted to go somewhere. "What could i do she didnt have a car?" Disorganized. Unprofessionally dressed. Almost had to insit on a house I wanted to view and while I did she spent the entire time in the dining room on the phone with another client. She did seem to know the area. As soon as we got back she wanted me to sign a contract with her (she had to organize papers from the back seat) then I didn't hear from her for some time and she acted like it was yesterday.
Seamless process from beginning to end! Sharon and her team helped me find a new forever home and handled every aspect with the utmost professionalism. I recommend them for all your real estate needs!
We had a list of qualifications for a rental home. She sent us a list of 12 homes. We picked 3 homes out of the 12. She also helped us negotiated on a amazing rental home. We were very satisfied.
Sharon Sigman is the worst realtor I've ever dealt with. Her pictures from her cell phone were blurry but she still put them up. Non responsive to my repeated requests to take down the listing. I would not recommend her to sell a treehouse.
We have not yet purchased and only have had detailed telephone discussions with Sharon. We are impressed with her local knowledge, and quick response to any questions we have. We will likely pursue a home purchase with her and we would recommend her to others.
The Sigman Team is very professional, knowledgable and responsive to cleints.Very impressd with history/knowledge of the area and market, pricing, staging and presentation and representation.I would highly receommed the Sigman Team to any prospective individuals in the market to sell or buy a home.
Sharon's experience and expertise showed throughout the entire process. Her professionalism was nothing short of fantastic. I would recomend Sharon to anyone looking to buy or sell a home.
Sharon has sold me two houses and helped me sell one. She was fantastic everytime, always available for my questions and prompt in responding in a very clear and cordial manner. She made stressful times like selling and buying a house easier to handle. I expecially appreciated when I bought from her my first home when she had the whole house cleaned at her own expenses before I moved in. That was a very special treat that more than 10 years later I still remember.
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A national coalition on Tuesday filed a federal civil rights complaint alleging Louisiana's school closure policies discriminate against black children. It says the state shuts down conventional New Orleans schools that are almost entirely black even when they show improvement, while giving poorly performing white schools a pass. Displaced students then have unequal access to the city's best public schools, which are heavily white and allowed to use admissions policies that exclude black students.
"In essence, the state has robbed these children of their neighborhood schools while keeping them trapped in failing, under-performing schools," says the complaint, filed by local activists and backed by the Advancement Project, Journey for Justice and the country's two largest teachers unions: the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association. The Louisiana Department of Education, Board of Elementary and Secondary Education and Recovery School District are named as defendants.
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Beyond NASA's mandate for science, the agency embraces as an integral part of its objectives sophisticated technology—such as new microelectronics and detectors, innovative launch systems, robotics, and artificial intelligence—that enables flight projects and contributes to other terrestrial applications as well. R&DA defines, focuses, and integrates scientific and technical objectives to take maximum advantage of this technological progress. Similarly, R&DA contributes to the scientific foundation that underlies the development of many of the applications that result from NASA's work. Recent advances in such areas as global communications, navigation, and weather prediction are dependent on a combination of advanced science and advanced technology.
In speaking of "science" in NASA's programs and of the impact of R&DA activities on science, the task group means much more than just the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake. Important basic research is often stimulated by some societal need, and conversely good basic research often opens the way for new tools and approaches that are translated into societal or economic benefits. In a paper marking the fiftieth anniversary of Vannevar Bush's report Science: The Endless Frontier,4 Princeton University political scientist Donald Stokes referred to this aspect of science as "use-inspired basic research." 5 A substantial number of the key scientific questions framing NASA's science programs, especially in the Earth and life and microgravity sciences, reflect such a use-inspired orientation.
The R&DA grants and contracts that fund university and industry researchers facilitate the agency's link to the nation's intellectual resources. Through them, NASA provides science to inform public policy debate, opportunities to train the nation's young scientists and engineers, scientific developments that stimulate technology breakthroughs, and new avenues for education at all levels. These ground-based programs identify the critical science questions that can be addressed through the use of aeronautics and space technologies and through access to unique suborbital and orbital laboratories and spacecraft or deep-space probes. Among these questions are the following:
How did the universe begin and what is its ultimate fate?
How and where did life begin?
How do galaxies, stars, and planetary systems form and evolve?
The task group originally coined the composite term "R&DA" to designate research and data analyses that were funded outside of spaceflight projects. Because NASA budgets do not separate cleanly this way, R&DA became a catch-all surrogate for all science-related activities that were funded outside of spaceflight projects. More specific alternatives to "R&DA" were defined for the discussion of budget trends in Chapter 4.
Vannevar Bush, Science: The Endless Frontier, Appendix 3, "Report of the Committee on Science and the Public Welfare," U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1945.
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Looking for the left-handed instructions? Or the video tutorial? If not, read on…
A magic ring is a way to begin crocheting in the round by crocheting over an adjustable loop and then pulling the loop tight. The advantage of the magic ring method (below, right) is that, unlike the regular "chain 2, x single crochet in 2nd chain from hook" method (below, left), there is no hole left in the middle of your starting round.
L: ch2, 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook, 2 sc in each st around.
R: magic ring, ch 1, 6 sc in magic ring, 2 sc in each st around.
Please note: in the following photos, the starting yarn tail is always on the left and hanging down. The working yarn begins on the right and is then picked up over my left forefinger in Step 2.
This demonstration shows a piece made using the following pattern:
Make a magic ring, ch 1.
Rnd 1: 6 sc in magic ring. ( 6 st)
Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st around. (12 st)
If you're following a different pattern, you'd complete steps 1-2 of this tutorial exactly as shown below, then work the chain and the stitches of Rnds 1 and 2 as specified in your pattern.
You'll never go back to your old method again, I promise!
Thank you so very much!!! To say that I am a novice crocheter is a vast over-exaggeration of my skill!!! With no guidance whatsoever I progressed from being able to make a single chain as long as a skein of yarn to creating a sort of dense pot holder looking thing….then I bought beginner's crochet guide only to find out that the world of crochet stich nomenclature was WAY beyond my ability to understand! My holy grail at the moment is to make a simple cap…I found instructions elsewhere on how to increase and decrease a circle in crochet and created something that kept my head warm on a recent trip to NY…but there was a hole at the top that I had to cover with a pathetic looking pom-pom…Today I sat down with your instructions and have created a successful (if a little wonky) magic circle!!! I am feeling there is a slightly less odd looking cap in my near future!!! I love your beautiful site and your clear and simple instructions!!!
Thank you so much for posting this. I am new to crocheting and my boyfriend's mother taught me rounds but I had no idea that you could make it without a hole this easily!! I have had more practice with double crochets than singles, but I found this easy to do with doubles as well.
Do you have a video for the Frothy Flower? I just can't seem to grasp how to do Row 4 (going to the back of the flower)
Oh my goodness, I finally learned how to make the magic ring from your instructions. I have made so many patterns that reference the magic ring without instructions I could figure out. I am a lefthand crafter in a righthand world lol.
Thank you for simplifying it to my level lol.
Just completed my first magic loop! Thank you so much for sharing, I'm never going back now!
Found your instructions on making the magic circle most helpful , esp with pics….. I found the pattern for making a flower using the magic circle, then I clicked on the link for the instructions ….. glad I found you ! Thanks
Wow! I love this technique. It reminds me of being a kid and learning macrame for the forst time. …but now I can incorporate into crochet. BRILIANT!
Thank you that was helpful for a beginner
Stay well
awww tanks now i can make my teacher miss foote a babby hat .
Oh my good, it 's unbelievably easy. Thank you so much for sharing .
Thank you so much for showing the magic circle. I have tried doing it before but your explanation answered it all. Love it!!! Thanks much for sharing.
Keep it up.
Do you have a video for this?
Thanks so much for this. I found all other demos of this really hard to use.
Ive been making hats for a while with no pattern but my own imagination, but I always start from the bottom and go up just decreasing as I go. It seems to work for me but sometimes it's difficult to get my large starting round perfect. Super excited to try the magic circle with a "real" pattern for a baby beanie.
Hi June –
You can't imagine how many other videos and tutorials I looked at before I found yours – I wanted to try making tiny things for my soon-to-be granddaughter, and I was so frustrated! Your clear step-by-step pictures, with accompanying explanations, did the trick!
One of the things that was most helpful was the identification of which yarn was which (starting yarn and working yarn) in the note at the start of the instructions. Maybe because I am so new at this, the distinction wasn't clear to me in the pics, but with your 'aviso' up front, I figured it out.
Whoopee, and thanks!
This is cool…but what do you do with the yarn end after you pull it tight? Cut it off? Tie it off? Weave it in?
Thank you June for the instructions on the magic ring. It took a couple of hours practicing, but I was able to do this.
Cindy Outland
Thank you for the easy to understand instructions. I have been looking for a way to close off the circle instead of leaving a hole so thanks again. I will definently be keeping an eye out for new ways to do things by visiting PlanetJune
My pattern starts with: magic ring, ch 3 dc10, pull ring tight, join to top of ch 3. I don't understand if if that is supposed to be after the magic ring? How many stitches do I do on my ring? I am new to this and your site is really helpful so far.
Oh my gosh!!! This is fantastic!!! Never heard of this, but will use it from now on. Thank you so much for posting this!!
I've been crocheting over 10 years and I can't believe I've gone this long without hearing about this! Thank you…you're right, I will never go back!
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I love the magic circle however i an having a problem understanding the pattern I'm hoping you can help. It says 7-7-7-8-8sc in magic circle??? What am i suppose to do??
Hi June, I just started crocheting last month, so please excuse me if this is a ridiculous question, but can you use the magic ring to start a hat when the pattern DOESN'T call for it? Is there a particular substitution? Thanks so much!
Thanks for the Magic Ring instructions. I am mostly a knitter only because there are some things about crochet that I had no idea could be done. I will never go back to the old way again!!
Oh. So THIS is a magic. Haha, I always skip that part when I crochet. Now I see what I've missed. Thank you so much for this, and for linking it in the flower tutorial so that I clicked it (after 13 failed attempts to fit 15 stitches in one small hole).
Have a creative day!
Thank you so much for the easiest method I've tried for this – usually every time I need to make a magic circle (obviously not often enough lol) I have to search for the instructions, but I think I'll actually be able to recall your instructions easily. Thanks again!
i don't get the instructions can u be more specific please
This is the best explanation ever. I had been struggling with it for 2 years and got it in 2 mins. Thank you
Thank you so much. I am new to crochet and have been struggling with the magic circle but got it straight away with your instructions, they are very clear and easy to follow. I can now get to work on my beanie Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise.
I have used the magic ring and it looks great. I have found that the ring loosens and I don't know how to keep it tight. I do weave in the ends but it still relaxes. It looks as though no one else has this issue. But, it could be my teacher – a book called "I Tought Myself To Crochet"! Learned in 1974 after breaking down in Kingman, AZ for 7 hours. Never had a real crochet buddy so I still have not advanced to semi-complex patterns ????. Thanks for your site.
My only question is…what keeps the ring from unravelling? I know you pull it tight and then that thread just hangs there. How do you secure it so that when washed, it doesn't pull apart? That is the only thing that keeps me from trying this.
Thanks so much for sharing this, I was never able to quite understand the concept of the magic ring but now I won't use any other method for my beanies. Your instructions were simple and easy to follow after a few tries I was able to do it on my own…Thanks again!!
I have been crocheting for a long time and never heard of the magic ring till I bought the Ami Cats pattern. I tried it with a fuzzy yarn and couldn't get it to pull tight. I think the fuzz was getting trapped in the stitches and wouldn't pull. I love cats and the pattern and plan on making a bunch of them using all different types of yarn. So, I'll definitely try again. It will be nice to make a ring and be able to close up the hole. With the fuzzy yarn, the fuzz itself closed up the hole.
Your instructions are wonderful and easy to follow.
Thanks for your wonderful website. I love it and could really go crazy with all your supper cute patterns, if I had the time.
Wow! I love this technique. It reminds me of being a kid and learning macrame for the forst time. …but now I can incorporate into crochet. BRILIANT!
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Currently in the Unites States, there are only about 1,000 ABOG Board Certified Reproductive Endocrinologists. Specifically for infertility related to males, Urologists with a sub-specialty in Andrology are the most qualified experts.
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Infertility is a medical problem. Approximately 35% of infertility is due to a female factor and 35% is due to a male factor. In the balance of cases, infertility results from problems in both partners or the cause of the infertility cannot be explained.
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Now you can stop pretending you understood it when people bring it up at parties: Sean Penn's Tree Of Life role was as confusing to him as it was to…any other person watching the movie. "I didn't at all find on the screen the emotion of the script, which is the most magnificent one that I've ever read," Penn told the French paper Le Figaro Sunday. "A clearer and more conventional narrative would have helped the film without, in my opinion, lessening its beauty and its impact." Sean might disagree with this on this one, but a few more random shots of dinosaurs couldn't have hurt either, in our opinion.
Co-starring Brad Pitt, Tree of Life was met with very mixed reviews. "Frankly, I'm still trying to figure out what I'm doing there and what I was supposed to add in that context!" Penn explained, before throwing the film's director Terrence Malick under the bus: "What's more, Terry himself never managed to explain it to me clearly." Terry! Something tells us Malick's next movie is going to have a much more clear role for Penn, as a compelling, artfully-directed lunch for all those extra dinosaurs.


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Life is a journey, not a destination – and this journey cannot be completed alone. With every new experience we face, we have a choice: Do I go through it alone, or with someone else? We don't know what tomorrow will bring, but as long as God and people we love are next to us, we can make it through.
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Starz's sampling of "Magic City" has attracted 2.5 million viewers, including 423,000 for the official series premiere Friday night.
That 423,000 figured represents two telecasts, at 10 and 11 p.m. Over the holiday weekend and several repeat telecasts, 965,000 viewers tuned in.
Pay cabler had begun offering sneaks of the skein beginning March 30 following the "Spartacus" finale. Show attracted 730,000 for the first episode immediately after "Spartacus" and on DVR. An additional 670,000 via the net's On Demand service.
"Magic City" is a huge priority for Starz, which is producing the series. In a show of confidence, Starz topper Chris Albrecht gave a second-season renewal to the skein on March 20 — three weeks prior to the launch.
Drama, which is set in 1959 Miami, stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan as a hotel magnate and family man who leads a double life and is tangled up with the mob. Show was created by Mitch Glazer, who exec produces with Geyer Kosinski. Ensemble cast also includes Olga Kurylenko, Danny Huston and Steven Strait.
In comparison, Starz's Kelsey Grammer starrer "Boss" opened to 660,000 viewers when it premiered in October, and drew slightly more than a million viewers over six episodes.
Welcome to Steven Strait Online. Your number one source for everything on Steven Strait! You may know him from his movies The Covenant, 10 000 BC and City Island. He sang songs in two of his previous films, Sky High and Undiscovered He recently starred as Stevie Evans on Starz' Magic City and is currently gueststarring as Brooks on ABC's Revenge.