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Call me crazy, but wasn't the Cinnamon Dolce Latte once available only during the holiday season? My mind isn't as sharp as it was six years ago… before having pregnancy brain (twice)… and before turning 30… but for some reason, I can't shake the idea that it used to be a limited time offer like the Salted Caramel or Pumpkin Spiced. Have I lost my marbles?
Anyway, I guess it doesn't matter much anymore since Starbucks has added it to their regular menu, but there's even better news to share – you can make it at home now year-round too!
This homemade version of the popular Starbucks drink was a bit trickier to develop than the others. I thought we could shake some cinnamon on top, stir it around and be good to go. And then one trial after another, it kept on clumping instead of dissolving…
It was kinda gross… clumps of "stuff" in my coffee at the top, and then the inevitable thick, potent cinnamon sludge that lingered at the bottom of my mug, only to overtake my taste buds by surprise as I took the final sip of coffee in the mug. Not ideal and certainly not worthy of sharing other than to simply say don't measure cinnamon into you mug, expect it to completely dissolve into your coffee and taste good. Because that's just not going to happen. Trust me.
Because of this lumpy cinnamon factor, this specialty drink requires one extra step to prepare. It's not difficult by any means, and it can easily fit it right into the time you already spend in the kitchen making dinners or prepping for meals later in the week. Especially if you're a fan of cinnamon dolce latte's and NOT a fan of the expense.
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- To make a cinnamon syrup, combine combine water and cinnamon in a small saucepan. Heat on very low heat for 5 minutes, whisking often.
- Remove from heat. Pour cinnamon syrup into a glass jar and store sealed in the refrigerator.
- To make a latte, combine 1 Tbsp of cinnamon syrup with 1 Tbsp of maple syrup plus remaining ingredients. Add additional maple syrup if you like it sweeter.
Did you know that "dolce" means sweet? It does, and if you splurge on a $5 latte, you'll notice their version is very sweet, and even more so if you're trying to eat less sugar in general. The recipe above works well with just one tablespoon of maple syrup, but if you're looking for that over-the-top sweet, add in the other remaining tablespoon, a little bit at a time, and taste along the way.
Looking for other homemade latte ideas? This post explains why we stopped drinking coffee creamer in the first place, and here's a nice list of other Starbucks inspired, homemade recipes:
By the way – I tested this cinnamon flavor in a cup of tea too – yummy!
Are you a fan of the cinnamon dolce flavor? What foods would you try to flavor with this rich, cinnamon-y syrup?
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For the past seven weeks, we've shared our favorite tailgate recipes, creeds, and football moments. This week, we bring our Publix giveaway posts to a close, but not without first sounding off on one more tailgate Southernism: We're talking tents.
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Edit: Thanks for the Heads Up, didn't know there was such an Article already. This is meant as an addition to: The HKPro Guide
this thread inspired me to write a quick reference for the german "Beschuss"-Markings (The marking a gun gets when it is tested in germany).
I think this might interest one or the other to know what those little markings on the Barrels actually mean.
This is only for HK-Guns tested in Germany
What exactly is tested?
Each weapon is shot using Ammunition with an additional 30% of pressure. This is to ensure safety in the usage of each weapon. "V"-marked weapons use even stronger Ammunition.
Hardness, Safety and Tolerances of the weapon are tested using this method.
Let's start with the Civilian Models:
1) The Eagle:
The Eagle itself is just a marking to indicate a german Agency has tested this weapon. The type of Eagle can vary, but has no specific meaning.
However, the Alphabet below IS important. Each alphabet tells us what kind of testing it went through:
- N - "Normaler/Nitro Beschuss", this weapon has undergone normal testing procedures using Nitro Bullets
- V - "Verstärkter Beschuss", this weapon has been tested with stronger Ammo
- J - "Instandsetzungsbeschuss", this weapon has been tested after it underwent some form of maintenance/repair
(There are more, for example, "SP" for black Powder testing. However, they should be extreemly rare amongst HK weapons)
2) The Number/Alphabet
This indicates the year the weapon was tested. The above example was tested 2009. Alternatively you will find Alphabets like "AK". Those mean the same thing.
3) Antlers
This is the Sign of the actual Agency testing the weapon. Each Agency has a different Sign. The Above is from the "Beschussamt Ulm", which basically tests most of the HK weapons exiting production.
Here's a short list of all the other Agencies:
- Hannover
- Kiel
- Köln
- Mellrichstadt
- München
- Suhl
4) Numbers
Some Markings include an additional string of Numbers. These are just an internal serial number of that Agency.
However, these seem to be pretty rare. Not to be confused with the actual Serial Number of the gun.
5) Special Symbols
Marking for weapons that are no longer capable of firing bullets
Military/Police Weapons
There are different types of markings for military weapons. Some even have both, civilian and military markings. But, each weapon has to be tested by the "Bundesamt für Wehrtechnik und Beschaffung" (BWB - Military Equipment testing agency).
The same goes for the Police. They employ a similar sign:
- "Vor und nach der Jägerprüfung" - Krebs
- Kleines Lexikon der Beschusszeichen
- BeschussV - Einzelnorm
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I am drooling over their SU-16D 5.56mm rifle! The trick to my gun buying is to convince the wife that the gun is neccesary...
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Happily, they do. I'm wanting one, as well.Originally Posted by Kel-Tec2006
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WOW! Didnt even see that. That just got added to my wish list that is growing daily.
Going to stop at the gun store after the vets office today and see what I can drool over.
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Coastal Cleanup Day is right around the corner- how will you celebrate it this year?
We hope you will join us on Saturday, September 15th for the biggest volunteer day on the planet at our annual beach cleanup site at Dockweiler Beach, Tower 59.
The LA Waterkeeper cleanup will uniquely feature both a beach cleanup for all, and a dive cleanup by the LAW kelp project divers, in partnership with L.A. County lifeguards. Come cleanup with us and experience original trash-art sculpture by artist Marina Debris, healthy snacks by Co-opportunity Natural Foods, organic juice by Purity Organic, chemical-free sunscreen giveaways by True Natural, and wildflower seedbombs by GreenAid!
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I also bought a ticket to see the Tokyo Giants baseball team play on Saturday and its a good seat. I cant wait! I bought this kick butt baby blue Tokyo giants shirt to wear for the game. They play at this large dome stadium that has a roller-coaster and other rides just outside of it.
I switched from a private room to a four person male dorm room today. Two of the guys are from Luxembourg, one of the smallest countries in the world, and when I told them I visited Luxembourg a month or so ago they couldn't believe it. Small world.
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Eureka! on Deep Hole Creek - Waterfront! - Sleeps 18 Memorial Day! Pony Penning(18 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:2-3 nights
- Sleeps:18
- Bedrooms:7
- Bathrooms:7
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:Yes
About the Property
Spectacular House Right on Deep-Waterfront, 8 Bedrooms, 7 Baths, (Sleeps 18)
Prime July weeks still available!!
July 8 to 15 Available
July 22 to 29 Available Pony Penning!!
July 29 to August 6 Available!
Eureka! is the PREMIER vacation home on Chincoteague. Period. 'Spectacular' and 'Fantastic' are the words that come to mind when you consider the design of the house and its location. Our aim is that each guest also uses those words to describe their entire vacation experience.
The siting of this house is unique: You are above the 'Deep Hole' at the end of Deep Hole Creek, overlooking Oyster Bay, Little Oyster Bay, Assateague Bay with vast unobstructed natural water views.
Summer rentals are full weeks only, Saturday to Saturday, except at the very last minute.
Call 703 241 7857 for special summer pricing.
See our DeepHoleCreek web site for more info and photos and complete rates! Scroll down to email owner for quote. Or Call us at number listed for us under "Talk to Owner" or in the Notes on the Rates page.
No Smoking and No Pets, Please! Thank you for not smoking anywhere on the property, and please do not bring fireworks.
New: A 50 AMP EV charger for your Tesla or other Electric Vehicle (use your cables, by pre-arrangement only. Free to house guests, minor charge for other visitors.)
Elevator in Main House! A 2nd Refrigerator for all your food & drink.
With one bathroom designed to be handicapped accessible, we are very accommodating for people in wheelchairs or who have a hard time with stairs.
The handicapped bathroom (in one of the king bedrooms) has a fully tiled floor with continuous access so a wheelchair can easily be moved into the shower area. There are also six hand grips in essential spots.
The elevator has the following dimensions:
1). The opening in the elevator door when the accordion door is fully open: 33 inches
2). The depth of the elevator cab- 41 inches
3). The width of the elevator cab- 42 1/2 inches
Main House: Sleeps 12:
On the first level, with 9' ceilings, there are FOUR bedrooms, each with its own bath, and each with its own private balcony. All have water views. Two have water views in two directions. ONE Bedroom, designed for kids, has 4 bunk beds (3 twin, 1 full) but could handle single adults if needed.
THREE BEDROOMS have KING beds. Each of the king bedrooms has custom tiled showers. One is handicapped accessible, another has a marble vanity, the third has a custom glass vanity.
Media Room: a full size Sleep Sofa.
The Guest House:
Sleeps 6.
Guest House - First Floor: Sleeps 2 (King bed).
Guest House - Second Floor: Sleeps 4 (two rooms, one with a sleep sofa, the other with two twin beds).
There are no cooking facilities in the Guest House. It is never rented separately.
No other house on Chincoteague can legally accommodate nearly as many people.
Fantastic for Large Family Reunions: When rented in conjunction with 2 neighboring houses, 35 people can be accommodated on site. Ask for details!
Large groups hosted (in conjunction with adjacent rental houses) include weddings, corporate retreats, a yoga weekend, a hunting retreat, and a quilter's bee.
Over 100 feet of frontage on Deep Hole Creek -- the pictures do not do it justice! (Well, the video comes closer!)
The 2nd floor deck offers the most sweeping & spectacular views from any house in Chincoteague...
At ground level, there are expansive wood decks, and a long bulkhead for crabbing and tying up boats and plenty of sun or shade (with seating and dining areas) depending on your preference. Hammocks. Plus several shaded picnic table and seating areas.
And a floating dock that makes water access even easier! The floating dock is shared with Epiphany (a neighboring house), as are the water toys, which include a Canoe and two 2-person Kayaks.
There is an open breezeway deck with stairs down to the dock area as well as indoor stairs.
On the second floor, you enter directly into a large Great Room and Kitchen with cathedral ceilings, bay windows, picture windows, two large decks (one with the wide-angle view and full sun; the other covered with an outdoor grill); both have dining areas.
The kitchen is simply fabulous: Look at the photos, and read the details below.
There is also a cozy media room with a 42' flat screen TV and a full size sleep sofa. The 2nd floor bath is next door, so using this room for sleeping is attractive. Enjoy our large library of books. Many guests have commented on how much they appreciate our large collection of board games.
Broadband Internet/Wi-Fi. There are several wireless access points, so the signal is strong throughout the house.
Two decks open off the 2nd floor great room. One is the open deck with the wide angle views, the other is the covered breezeway deck, still with great views, but also with the gas grill. Both decks have dining tables.
Guest House, First Floor Suite (First floor of small house): Across the breezeway (cedar-shingled exterior, radial, almost two story window wall, on the left in the aerial photo). All on the main floor, the living area has sweeping water views through the stunning curved window wall. The master bedroom (king bed), boasts a LUXURIOUS bathroom with a TILED two-person shower with body jets. THERE IS a WONDERFULLY private corner WATERFRONT balcony looking south. (There are no cooking facilities in the Suite.)
More details at the DeepHoleCreek website.
The master suite in the guest house is an ideal choice for the special couple... whether you are planning a Chincoteague Wedding, a Golden Anniversary, or anything in between. Email for more details..
The 2nd floor of the Guest House has two additional rooms: One is right over the creek with the best view of all, with a sleep sofa. This is the best room on a mid-winter sunny afternoon. The other has two twin beds. Both rooms share a bath. Use of these rooms increases the capacity of the house to 18.
Extensive ground level wooden decks all along the bulkhead, hammocks, lots of deck furniture provide many spaces for relaxation.
The ladder down the side of the bulkhead to the floating dock makes boating and swimming easier.
NOTES: if you bring small children the waterside dock areas will require you to exercise constant vigilance over them. The upper decks offer more enclosed outdoor areas. Some people with small children choose not to use this house for that reason. We understand, and hope you will return when the kids are a bit older.
All rentals include Linens (Sheets, bath towels). Please bring your own beach towels, and please do NOT take House towels to the beach.
Keywords: Chincoteague Island Vacation Rental, Chincoteague, VA. Has views of Assateague, marsh and bays, Sleeps 18, 7 baths, Wireless Internet, Has Multiple Decks, Floating Dock, Catch Crabs, Swim, and Boat from the House, See the Chincoteague Ponies!
Two Miles from the bridge to Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge on Assateague. Pony Penning 2017. Family Reunions, Elevator
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Member since: 2009
Property Type
- House
- 5000 sq. ft.
House Rules
Children Welcome:
Kids love it here. You really need to watch little ones by the water's edge. But then, you'd need to watch them wherever you stay. Some people decide not to rent the house because they have kids, or grand kids they are worried about near the water. We understand....moreless
- Non Smoking Only
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Alternative Lifestyle
Bedrooms: 7 Bedrooms, Sleeps 18, Beds for 18
- Upstairs in the guest house: 2 twin/ single
- in Guest House, 1st floor with master bath: 1 king
Handicapped bath Bedroom 1st floor, Main House: 1 king
has a handicapped accessible BR. Views of the creek...moreless
Bunk Room, 1st Floor, Main House: 1 double, 3 twin/ single, 4 bunk bed
2 sets of bunks, base of one is full size. has bath/views...moreless
- Rear Bedroom, 1st Floor, Main House: 1 king
- Media room, Main House, 2nd floor - has sleep sofa: 1 double, 1 sleep sofa /futon
- Corner Bedroom, 1st Floor, Main House: 1 king
- Upstairs in Guest house over creek: 1 sleep sofa /futon
- 4 king beds, 1 room with 4 bunks 1 room with 2 twins 1 room with Sleep sofa Media Room also has a sleep sofa. *** 3 bedrooms in the main house and the bedroom on the first floor of the guest house have king beds. One bedroom in the main house has 4 bunks. The guest house has two bedrooms upstairs: 1 with 2 twin beds, and one with a full size sleep sofa. The bedrooms are all on the first floor, and the nine foot ceilings allowed us to have over sized sliding doors in the two rooms directly overlooking the creek. You can be in bed, and feel like you are on a boat! ...moreless
Bathrooms: 7 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- Bathroom 3
- Bathroom 4
- Bathroom 5
- Bathroom 6
- Bathroom 7
- 7 bathrooms. Each of the 4 King bedrooms has its own bath. (one is designed to be wheelchair accessible) The bunk room has the only bath tub in the house. All others are custom showers. The two bedrooms on the second floor of the guest house share a bath. The main house 2nd floor bathroom is right next to the media room....moreless
Other Amenities
- Right on Deep Hole Creek, which is fabulous for boating and swimming. Extensive docks and water access. Launch your small boat directly from our dock. For larger boats, use the nearby public landings and tie them up at our deep water dock. Ideal for kayaking and other small boats. The Main house great room has cathedral ceilings; The first floor (with the bedrooms) in both houses has spacious 9' ceilings; The guest house living room has cathedral ceilings with a unique curved two-story window wall. All the baths are upscale, with custom tile work and comfort-height toilets (except the kids room). One bedroom has a bath designed to be handicapped/wheelchair accessible. Guest Suite has a has a two person shower. A floating dock, about 10' square, that floats six inches out of the water and allows people to launch and get in and out of boats & swim....moreless
- Games:
Music Library:
In the Main house, there are many pairs of speakers built into the ceilings of the Kitchen and the Great Room, as well as on the balconies. They are all wired back to a speaker switch in the media room with a CD player and Amplifier. Most importantly, there is a wire so you can connect an Ipod/iphone/ipad/other device to the Amplifier, and play your music throughout the top floor of the house. We are also building a small music library, but since everyone now brings their own, this is not a priority. There are also lots and lots of books, for kids of all ages, for adults. Fiction and non fiction. Our game collection is really extensive, and many guests comment about how much they like that. So we keep adding more games....moreless
Satellite / Cable:
(2) The media room has a large 42' flat screen TV with a DirectTV satellite connection. We just added an electronic HD antenna device for the several local channels. Our teenager certifies that this meets requirements. There is a home theatre sound system, DVD player and all that stuff. There is also a satellite receiver and home theater system in the living area in the guest house....moreless
- Away From It All
- Family
- Arboretum
- Botanical Garden
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Library
- Marina
- Museums
- Playground
- Recreation Center
- Restaurants
- Water Parks
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Eco Tourism
- Horseback Riding
- Horseshoes
- Miniature Golf
- Outlet Shopping
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Shuffleboard
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Whale Watching
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
It is several miles drive or bike to the Assateague beach in the Chincoteague National Wildlife refuge. If you google on CNWR, you'll find out all the info about the Refuge and the beach. ...moreless
The house is on Deep Hole Creek --A tidal creek that fills Little Oyster Bay (just beyond the marsh opposite the house) I swim in the creek (it's most fun at slack high tide), and many people canoe and kayak. There are panoramic views extending much more than 180 degrees. Assateague and the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge are visible in the distance. Working watermen go up and down the creek as they go to their fishing/crabbing/oystering places. Local kayak tour guides bring their groups past the house. Tourists get lost. The bird life is amazing. There is an active osprey nest to watch in the channel just across the marsh. Bring your binoculars and sit on the deck, in the sun or in the shade, and just watch. The night sky is also stunning. Bring a telescope for the kids. Pick up some chicken necks and string, use our nets, and catch some crabs. Sitting, or actively recreating in this area is in many ways more fun than the beach. ...moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Basketball Court
- Cross Country Skiing
- Cycling
- Deepsea Fishing
- Equestrian Events
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hot Air Ballooning
- Hunting
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Parasailing
- Pier Fishing
- Rafting
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Snowboarding
- Snowmobiling
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Spelunking
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Water Skiing
- Water Tubing
- Wind-Surfing
Dining table in great room, and two outdoor tables on top floor. Picnic table on ground floor deck....moreless
- Dining Area
- Seating for 12 people
Air Conditioning:
Both the Main House and the Guest House have two zone systems. All three are modern AC/heat pumps....moreless
Broadband Access:
The house has an DSL line with a wireless router. AT&T recently upgraded their 3G internet service for Iphones in our neighborhood. I like that a lot. Verizon has always worked here. Other wireless carriers seem to work as well....moreless
Clothes Dryer:
We also have a clothesline, just in case you want to be green!...moreless
Reverse floor plan in main house, ground level entry & all the decks, 1st floor has 4 bedrooms, Top floor has the kitchen, great room, more decks and media room....moreless
Gas Fireplace:
(2) There are gas fireplaces in both the main house (great room) and the guest house (living room with 2-story windows). They are NOT usable in the summer time....moreless
- Heating:
Verizon DSL, 3 wireless access points throughout the house....moreless
Linens Provided:
Rentals include linens .. sheet and towels We have lots of nice pillows and blankets throughout the house. Please bring beach towels, and do not take our linen service towels to the beach....moreless
Parking Off Street:
The large shell parking area between Eureka! and Epiphany is shared by guests in both houses. Eureka! has six parking places, Epiphany has 3....moreless
Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer:
Small boats (kayaks, canoes) can be launched directly from our dock. For larger boats, there are public ramps nearby, and the boat can be secured at our dock while you are staying here. And our driveway/parking area is plenty big enough to park the trailer....moreless
There is a land line. All cell carriers work well here....moreless
Towels Provided:
Rentals will include a full linen and towel set. These are NOT to be taken to the beach. Please BYO for that!...moreless
Washing Machine:
The washer and dryer are in their own spacious laundry room on the first floor next to the bedrooms. Even the laundry room has a water view! What were we thinking??? There was no way around it....moreless
Wireless Internet:
WiFi. Yes. There are 3 wi-fi access points so access is good everywhere....moreless
Catering Available:
The guests who had a wedding at Eureka! in July 2010 used local catering services in Chincoteague, and were VERY happy. Ask us for their contact information....moreless
Coffee Maker:
Two electric coffee makers. A crowd will want caf and de-caf...moreless
Cooking Utensils:
There is everything for the gourmet cooks you bring. Really. You will quickly notice that the kitchen is stocked by people who like to cook. Every time I am in Williams Sonoma I can't resist getting new cooking toys. We have a Cuisinart, coffee grinder, two electric coffee makers, a French press pot, sharp chopping knifes, many cutting boards, extra garlic presses and cork screws, and all the pots and pans you will ever need. Seriously, if you really think you are missing something, call me, and I'll see if I can get it delivered before your stay is over. If you think we need it, then I probably want it! Or, before you arrive, ask me if we have something. If I'm not sure, I'll make sure it is there before your arrival....moreless
- Dishes & Utensils:
Brand new in 2014! Totally quiet. Perhaps too quiet. You won't know it is running....moreless
Check out the photos of the kitchen. When I am working in it by myself, it feels too big. You can see why. But when we have lots of people staying at the house, a bunch of us can each cook up a storm and never get in each others' way. Some cook, some sit on the bar stools and keep pouring drinks. Everyone is there. Then, it is the center of the house. So, if you have friends and family who all enjoy doing things in the kitchen together, this is the place to be! Details: granite counters including curved bar area, custom cabinets, curved bar, two sinks, dishwasher, beverage cooler to save space in the refrigerator, flat surface electric cook-top, electric range. Sculptural stainless steel and glass range hood... etc. etc. Because of limitations with the septic system, there is no disposal. Sorry! There are convenient pull out trash can drawers right next to each sink. Everyone thinks this is great. We provide many upscale dishes, glasses, cooking and serving items. Th...moreless
This is a GE spacemaker model hanging under one of the cabinets. Some times the door needs to be jiggled shut before it works. Its funky, but it works....moreless
- Oven:
- Pantry Items:
(2) This is a 'french door' style so you can open both doors at once. This is nice. The freezer is below. The second refrigerator is in a ground floor storage room next to the elevator, so extra food and drink can be stored there until needed. We have an under-counter beverage cooler, so you don't need to fill the frig with drinks. Funny thing is, I don't think anyone uses it. Oh well....moreless
yup. electric. just steps away to outdoor gas grill....moreless
a quad toaster. If you use both sides, and have the pancake griddle on, and are running two coffee pots, a circuit may blow. As it should. The kitchen breakers are clearly labeled in the panel box....moreless
(8) There are lots of balconies. I almost ran out of fingers counting them! Each bedroom has one, and there are four large public ones. The 12 x 20 2nd floor deck offers the most spectacular views from any house in Chincoteague... this is NOT an exaggeration. For a better view, you will need to climb the Assateague light house!!!...moreless
Deck / Patio:
The entire 100 foot frontage on Deep Hole Creek is a dock area. It extends all along the water's edge in front of the house and along the sides and through the breezeway. Depending on the time of day, there is shade and breeze in different places. There are hammocks, plenty of deck chairs, and a picnic table. You will spend a lot time on this dock. Please note: There are no railings on dock at the edge of the bulkhead, so small children who are not yet at the 'age of reason' need to be tied up! The higher decks have railings....moreless
Under the house, right at the water's edge, there is lots of shade during the heat of the afternoon. And there is almost always a breeze. This is where the two Hammocks are. Don't fight over them! Maybe we will get more next year. As my grandmother used to say, 'You can't have too many hammocks!!'...moreless
Kayak / Canoe:
The house shares 2 double kayaks and a canoe with the house behind (Epiphany). Plenty of toys for everyone. Sharing is NOT a difficult concept! ...moreless
Lanai / Gazebo:
The 2nd floor breeze way between the two houses offers a covered seating and eating area. The gas grill is here... just steps from the kitchen. We plan to install screening here for the 2012 season The first floor breezeway between the two houses is covered, and is yet another outdoor sitting area....moreless
- Outdoor Grill:
Pool / Spa
Communal Pool:
Well, it is not a pool, it is a tidal creek! Just jump in and swim. Since the tidal current is strong, this is for experienced swimmers only. There are shells in the creek, so water shoes are a good idea. during the summer season, we sometimes see jellyfish float by. I've never heard of anyone being stung by them....moreless
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|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
May before Memorial Day
May 1 - May 25, 2017
2 night min stay
Fri, Sat, Sun
Memorial Day Weekend
May 26 - May 28, 2017
3 night min stay
End of May-6 days
May 30 - Jun 2, 2017
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat
June 3 to 10
Jun 3 - Jun 9, 2017
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat
June 10 to 17
Jun 10 - Jun 16, 2017
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat
June 17-24
Jun 17 - Jun 23, 2017
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat, Sun
Peak summer 2017 ex-Pony Penni
Jul 8 - Jul 21, 2017
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Late July Early August
Jul 22 - Aug 4, 2017
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat, Sun
Late August
Aug 22 - Aug 25, 2017
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Late August 6 days
Aug 26 - Aug 31, 2017
3 night min stay
Sat, Sun
Labor Day Weekend
Sep 1 - Sep 4, 2017
3 night min stay
My Standard Rate
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Additional information about rental rates
- Cleaning - Included $0
- Linens - Included $0
- Refundable Damage Deposit $400
- Tax Rate 11.3%
Pets are not allowed at Eureka!. Ask us about nearby houses that accept pets with an additional fee.
All rates plus 11.3% taxes
Taxes are:
Town of Chincoteague: 4%
Accomack County: 2%
Commonwealth of Virginia: 5.3%
Prices quoted on VRBO are approximate, since VRBO's system is unable to accommodate our pricing formulas for stays of less than one week. For a precise quote, please contact us, or check our main website at DeepHoleCreek dot com.
50% payment is required to confirm the reservation.
Full payment is expected at least 90 days before arrival.
A 4% service charge is added for credit card charges.
Owner's cancellation policy:
Policy available by contacting owner when booking
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Mainstreet, Chincoteague View on map
Assateague Beach View on map
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge View on map
Epiphany View on map
Morning Song View on map
Maddox Blvd View on map
Clouds Gallery View on map
Susans Seafood View on map
Gary Howard's Seafood View on map
The best seafood place on Chincoteague. Gary catches crabs in the bays off Deep Hole Creek, and sells them in his store. He cooks them to order, along with shrimp, etc. He is about 250 yards down the road from us. I often call to ask for a dozen crabs, cooked, and then bike down to pick them up. That's lunch! He sells tuna steaks and flounder fillets.. Google on "Gary Howard Seafood Chincoteague" for his website....MoreCollapse
Solid Waste Center View on map
Car: Necessary
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge and the beach at the Assateague National Seashore are why people come here... We are about two miles from the bridge to the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, and it is another 3 miles on park roads to the beach. Bring your bikes, and bike to the CNWR, enjoy the 2.5 mile wildlife loop that bans cars before 3PM. Or just stay at the house.
Swim or launch your boat from the dock. Go to the beach, catch crabs from the dock, or just snooze in the hammocks. Eat Ice Cream at the Island Creamery, Buy a Pony during the annual pony round up, Go to the fair during July, Enjoy peace and quiet and beauty during the off season, If the weather is bad, Buy fresh seafood from Gary Howard's Seafood at the 'elbow' in Deep Hole Road, and cook up a storm!
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Year Purchased: 1970
About the owner: Our family has owned this place since I was a kid. For years, it was a dilapidated, but incredibly charming ancient clam house, right on the water, and during storms, under water. I remember playing in the water as a kid, as our kids (one pictured in canoe) will too.
Why the Owner Chose Chincoteague Island, VA, USA:
As time went by, maintenance on the old clam house became problematic. We decided to replace it with a modern structure, higher and drier. We were delighted when the new house offered a charm of its own, different but comparable to the charm of the old house. We were closely involved with the design and construction of the house; working with local designer Richard Vesely and well known builder David Burgess. We continue to be meticulous in upkeep and repairs, keeping David's crew employed regularly, with a philosophy of CANI (Continuous and Never ending Improvement). All houses require upkeep. Houses on Chincoteague exposed to the elements require more. We do that.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
Crabbing, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, boating from the dock. Watching the sunrise over Assateague, and then going back to sleep. Going to the beach at Assateague and the Chincoteague National wildlife preserve. Explore Chincoteague and Assateague with bikes. Go to the Island Creamery. Get great seafood from Gary Howard--right down the street. Cook it in our fully equipped kitchen while enjoying the ever-changing view. Get take out sandwiches from Sea Star Cafe. Get BBQ from Woody's on Maddox. Go see Randy and Nancy's artwork at Clouds Gallery. Get a latte from the Main Street Coffee Shop.
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Main house on right, Guest house on left. A floating dock has been added. Wow!
Too Many Cooks? They will love this! Two sinks, a horseshoe bar, granite!!
2nd floor observation deck - Deep Hole Creek, Assateague is in distance. Wow!
1st Main House bedroom (king), all have their own bath, and great views!
3rd Main House Bedroom (king) on Deep Hole Creek! Ceilings are 9 feet high!
Eureka! from Deep Hole Creek. 2nd floor observation deck is 12x20!! Swim here!
The Guest House is the shingled part. 2 bedrooms on 2nd floor added in 2012.
Master Bedroom in Guest Suite: Privacy, King bed, fabulous views!!
Guest House 2nd floor room facing the creek. Sleep Sofa opens. Winter Sunset!
Sunset on Deep Hole Creek in January, when the sun sets far to the south
The old clam house that was here processed conch. These shells are very old.
December sunset reflected in the water under Guest House.
Great Room in Main House. Assateague is in the distance. sofa replaced in 2011
Someone has to wash dishes, even on vacation. With this view, who minds?
Views of Eureka! and neighboring Epiphany from far across the marsh
2nd Main House Bedroom (king). Watch the sunrise over Assateague, then sleep!
4th Main House Bedroom has two sets of bunk beds (one shown here), and a view!
Guest House on left, has Master Suite, 2 rooms up & spectacular curved windows
Guest Suite Living Room - there is more furniture there now. What a view!
Master Suite in Guest House has a two person shower, with a view!
Guest house, 2nd floor, 'rear' bedroom. Shares bath.
Pre-dawn sun rise over Assateague & Deep Hole Creek in March
The old clam house, in 1972. Great sea-side ambience then, still there now
party decorations
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Date last modified - Monday, May 22, 2017
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We just wrapped up week two of Lorna Jane's Move Nourish Believe Challenge! Based on Lorna's philosophy to MOVE her body every day, NOURISH from the inside out, and BELIEVE in herself and that anything is possible if you work hard enough, each week brings a different theme, each day a different challenge. This week the challenge was to focus on Nourishment. (Last week was Move!) And the prize is $1000 in Lorna Jane Active apparel!
In some ways, this week was very easy. I mean, Meatless Monday? Everyday is Meatless Monday in my world. But then, around Wednesday, I felt a cold coming on and my inspiration slipped a little as my cough got worse. A migraine that kept me up all night on Thursday didn't help either. But, I decided that I could manage to stick with the challenge by keeping it simple. It was all still nourishing.
Day 1: Go Meatless! Skip Meat Today. Try Vegetarian/Vegan Meals
This is actually food from a couple days. All of it so delicious that I needed to share it for Meatless Monday. From the top left: The Bombastic Tofu Wrap from Native Foods, my own Buffalo Tofu Wings, a Veggie Bowl from Chipotle (they finally took the bacon out of the pinto beans..score!), and my Roasted Asparagus and Seitan Salad. Who needs meat?
Day 2: Take Your Lunch to Work!
I frequently bring leftovers to work, but I decided to step it up a bit for this challenge. I did start with some leftover seasoned seitan, but I brought all the sandwich goodies with me and built this amazing sandwich.
Day 3: Write it Down! Journal Your Food Today and Share Your WIAW With Us
This was fun! I don't usually play along with What I Ate Wednesday, so it was a first for me. I think it's a good idea to take a look at what you're eating once in a while. Serving sizes tend to sneak up on me, so writing it down can be enlightening. On this particular day, I started as always with my coffee and vitamins. Breakfast is almost always cereal with toast. Mid-morning snacks can vary, but this day I enjoyed one of the Go Picnic snacks that I keep for just that purpose. Yes, I ate the whole snack. Lunch was an Addictive Sweet Potato Burrito from Julie's Vegan Kitchen. I must have been in a Mexican mood, because dinner was a tofu and soyrizo scramble served with beans and tortillas. And a glass of wine. Of course.
Day 4: Smoothie Day! Make a Healthy Smoothie Today.
I keep a mini blender at work, which is perfect for mixing up my mid-morning smoothies. For this one, I started with a banana (always), added some Zola Acai Juice with blueberry, blueberry coconut milk yogurt, frozen berries, and a little ginger.
Day 5: Go Raw Friday.
For raw Friday, I picked the only raw dish that I make regularly (aside from salads). This Pesto with Zucchini "Pasta" is delicious and easy.
Next week were working on Believe. I think this will be my favorite part of the challenge. For Monday: Spoil Yourself! Do something just for you today. I think it may be time to schedule a massage. What do you think?
Pick one of the above and let me know: What is your favorite meatless dish? What do you bring to work for lunch? Do you have a favorite smoothie? Have you ever made a raw dish?


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SLIDESHOW: SSCC's new Northwest Wine Academy facility is officially open
It was celebration time for South Seattle Community College on June 6 as they officially opened the new facility for their Northwest Wine Academy that creates more space, higher-tech classrooms, and a winery-style environment to help the program create even more award-winning wine industry professionals.
At the campus's northeast corner on the Duwamish side of West Seattle, an old machine shop was converted into the 9,000 square foot facility by Boxwood Architects, a Seattle-based firm that specializes in designing wineries … and now places to learn about wine as well. The transition was made on a budget of $2 million and creates a fully functioning winery with all the required aspects of a learning space which is one of only a few in the country, according to Boxwood's Jeremy Reding. UC Davis in California has one, for example, but theirs ran $40 million.
"They did a lot (with that $2 million budget)," he said.
After the formalities of a ribbon-cutting ceremony with SSCC President Gary Oertli and NWWA Instructors Regina Daigneault and Peter Boss were complete on opening night (although the students have already been learning in the new space for a month), the Brian Kirk Trio filled the NWWA with soothing jazz as past alumni, current students and staff and wine enthusiasts sampled students' wines and hors d'oeuvres created by the school's culinary program.
Boxwood's Reding was on hand to explain the facility, and gave the Herald a tour to on some of the highlights from converting a "bare-bones" machine shed into the new NWWA.
Before making the transition, the wine program was crammed next to the welding program, which is not necessarily a match made in heaven and although the new space is much larger, Reding said the building was designed to push utility even farther.
"Really, the program should have been in a slightly larger building, so what we needed to do was find a way to make every space double," he said.
Nearly every room in the has three to four uses, Reding explained, from the kitchen room (used to create foods to test what pairs well with what wine) that can open up into the tasting room for fundraisers or parties, to the tank room that could be filled with 8 x10 foot tanks of wine-in-the-works one day, and students learning from a French wine expert on a distance learning connection projected to a drop down screen the next.
There are two dedicated classrooms, including a sensory class where students learn about the subtle flavors that can be worked into wine like vanilla, rose petals and pepper, and a full lab with twenty stations equipped with water, gas, nitrogen and power so students can test their creations for acidity, PH levels, hot and cold stability, residual sugar levels and so on (basically all the behind-the-scenes things that go into making a good glass of wine).
Enologist (a scientist of wine and wine-making) John MacCalister was in the lab on opening night, having returned to the NWWA to teach after graduating from the program in 2007 and spending some years in the professional realm.
"It's a dream come true," he said of the lab.
Skylights bring in natural light throughout the building which is now fully insulated, and two barreling rooms are double insulated by their walls made of old wood pallets mixed with concrete (after the moisture is removed from the wood). As Reding explained, those rooms can be kept at a steady 55 degrees independent of the rest of the building. Speaking to a few current students in the program, they said the advantage is they won't have to wear jackets in the classroom in the middle of summer (at the old facility, everything was together, so everything was 55 degrees).
For the program's front of house learning aspect, Boxwood created a tasting room that replicates what you'll see in real winery tasting rooms around the world. There, students learn the retail side of wine life, from creating their own marketing plans and wine labels to doing tastings with the public (those happen every week, and are free to the of-age public, FYI). As Reding put it, the advantage is students get accustomed to working a tasting room professionally (and making those mistakes early on) before stepping out into the real world.
NWWA Wine Technology Coordinator and full-time faculty member Regina "Reggie" Daigneault (also a West Seattle resident) shared her feelings on what the new space means to faculty and students:
"It's amazing, we are pinching ourselves," she said. "It's thrilling because we were always the little engine that could. We were in a little tiny space, we crammed as many students as we could in … we had a makeshift hot water burner going, stuff like that, so we don't know what to do with ourselves.
"It's huge and it's our own building, and it's just really cool."
Positive changes have become the norm for the NWWA program as of late, with the new facility coming on the heels of forming a partnership with the world-renowned Bordeaux Wine School and having eight students win awards at the 2013 Seattle Wine Awards, including three Double Golds – the best of the best.
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Armstrong fears French animosity
SAN DIEGO: Lance Armstrong says he hasn't decided whether he will attempt to win an eighth Tour de France because his safety could be at risk in the race.
Armstrong said his last few Tours "weren't good" and doubts the animosity he has experienced during the race will subside between now and the Tour's start in July.
"I'm at home watching [football], and the trick there is that you're in a stadium and you're sort of protected," Armstrong said. "Cycling's not that way. So if they hate you and you're on the roads and they want you, they can get you."
Armstrong said his approach to racing angered French cycling fans. "The only way it would change is if I gave up my American citizenship and became a French citizen, which is obviously not going to happen," he said. "And that might not even change it. It's very weird, and the psychology of it I can't figure it out.
"In a sense, it's a historical event to them; no one had ever won more than five. The way I race the Tour, even stuff like I'm doing here today, the thought and methodical approach, and the robotic approach to racing, not showing emotion, not showing suffering or pain, is not a popular style of racing in France.
"To them panache is the guy who suffers and is swinging all over his bike and looks like he's about to fall off. And I've never found that to be an effective way to try to win."
Tour de France chief Jean-Etienne Amaury said last month that Armstrong had "embarrassed" the event.
"I know there is tension," Armstrong said. "There is tension with French cycling fans, with French media and certainly tension with the organisers. And right now I don't want to deal with tension. And I don't know if I want to deal with tension in July."
Armstrong, who will race in January's Tour Down Under to launch his return to international racing, said he was in no hurry to make a decision on the Tour de France.
"I want to say I'm not trying to be coy, I'm not playing games with them [the Tour] or with fans or with media. I simply don't know," he said during wind-tunnel testing in San Diego.
Meanwhile, Australian cycling's post-Beijing era is officially under way, with a new-look track team named for the next world cup round and several coaching changes announced.
Martin Barras, who lost his jobs as head track coach and track sprint coach after Beijing, will now run the national women's road program.
Cycling Australia's national performance director Shayne Bannan will continue in the role but will spend most of the year at the high-performance headquarters in Adelaide, not Italy.
The 13-rider team picked for the November 20-22 track world cup round in Melbourne will feature only three Beijing cyclists - Cam Meyer, Jack Bobridge and Mark Jamieson.
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Brandon police say that there were no major incidents in the past day, but they did make a quintet of arrests.
All told, between Tuesday morning and Wednesday morning, they arrested one alleged shoplifter, one person who was apparently drunk in public, and one person for a domestic assault. They also took into custody two people who had outstanding warrants for previous offences.


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Drillers Fall Before Sellout Crowd
Naturals win game filled with errors and wild pitches
By Tulsa Drillers | April 19, 2014 12:12 AM ET
A sellout crowd of 8,295 viewed a strange but exciting game at ONEOK Field Friday night. It was a game that included five errors from Tulsa and three wild pitches from Northwest Arkansas. It was also a game that saw the Drillers rally from a four-run deficit, only to lose.
Tulsa overcame a 5-1 deficit with four runs in the seventh, only to see the Naturals answer with a run in the eighth and post a 6-5 win.
The meeting marked the 8th time in 15 games this season that the Drillers have played a one-run game. With Friday's defeat, Tulsa now has a 3-5 record in those contests.
Just like in their previous three games, the Drillers took an early 1-0 lead. With two outs in the bottom of the second inning, Harold Riggins deposited an offering from J.C. Sulbaran into the Budweiser Terrace in left field for his second home run of the season. Both homers for Riggins have come during the current homestand.
The Naturals offense erased the lead with a three-run third. The inning began when Brian Bocock reached on a two-base throwing error by third baseman Jayson Langfels. After Drillers starting pitcher Richard Castillo hit a batter, Cheslor Cuthbert scored Bocock with a base hit. Later in the inning, ORU product Jared Schlehuber added a run-scoring single, as did Whit Merrifield.
Northwest Arkansas added two more runs in the fourth. With one out, Bocock doubled and scored on a base hit by Lane Adams. After Adams stole second base, Jorge Bonifacio brought him home with another hit that made it 5-1.
The Drillers four-run seventh came with help from the Naturals. Reliever Noel Arguelles came on for Sulbaran and retired the first batter he faced before Langfels reached on an infield single. Jared Simon and Delta Cleary Jr. followed with base hits that scored Langfels to cut the deficit to three runs.
After Arguelles walked Taylor Featherston to load the bases, he then uncorked a pair of wild pitches that allowed Simon and Cleary Jr. to score and make it 5-4. Arguelles' short night ended with a walk to Cristhian Adames.
Malcom Culver relieved and promptly delivered the third wild pitch of the inning, allowing Featherston to race home with the tying run.
It did not take the Naturals long to break the deadlock as they responded with a run in their next at-bat. Parker Morin opened the top of the eighth with a base hit off Kraig Sitton. Bocock then laid down a sacrifice bunt that Langels fielded, but his throw to first was in the dirt, resulting in his fourth error of the night. Sitton retired the next two batters, but Cuthbert delivered a clutch two-out hit that scored Morin with the go-ahead run.
Northwest Arkansas would not relinquish the lead a second time. Culver worked a 1-2-3 eighth, and Hassan Pena pitched around a two-out walk to Featherston in the ninth to close the game.
Culver was credited with the win to even his record at 1-1, while Sitton (0-1) was charged with the loss, his first decision of the season. The save for Pena was his first.
Castillo, who entered the start with a 2.25 ERA, allowed five runs and eight hits in five innings, but only three of his allowed runs were earned.
Sulbaran, who was acquired by Kansas City last season in the trade that sent Jonathan Broxton to the Reds, pitched well enough to record a victory, but received a no decision. The lefthander surrendered only five hits and one run in six innings of work.
Cuthbert paced a 12-hit Naturals attack with three hits and two runs batted in. Tulsa managed eight hits with the production spread through the lineup. Eight of the Drillers nine starters collected one hit each, with Riggins' homer the only extra-base hit.
Tulsa will conclude its series with the Naturals and its four-game homestand Saturday evening. Eddie Butler (0-1, 2.41 ERA) will pitch the finale for the Drillers, while Northwest Arkansas has yet to announce a starting pitcher. Starting time is slated for 7:05PM at ONEOK Field.
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Bachelor of Policing (Investigations)
Bachelor of Policing (Investigations)
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If you don't hear back please give us a call on 1800 334 733.
CSU's Bachelor of Policing (Investigations) is designed for serving police officers who intend pursuing a career in investigation. Enrolment in the program is restricted to those officers in policing, or other relevant organisations, who are designated as 'detective' or who are working towards that qualification in their organisation.
Why study this course?
The Bachelor of Policing (Investigations) course is designed for serving police officers who intend pursuing a career in investigation. The course is specifically aimed at operational detectives or investigators and aims to enhance the capabilities of the professional investigator by building upon their existing knowledge of investigative practice and procedure. It is designed to complement existing in-service investigation programs or their equivalent. The course aims to foster critical reflection upon those ethical, legal and practical issues which impact on criminal investigation. The Bachelor of Policing (Investigations) is a nationally accredited and registered award in tertiary education.
The course subjects are policing focused and are delivered entirely by distance education, using up-to-the-minute electronic methods, and allowing participants to carry out their study both when, and where, is most suitable to them.
The Bachelor of Policing (Investigations) is specifically focused at the needs of detectives or investigators, and aims to enhance the capabilities of those professional investigators by building upon their existing knowledge of investigative practice and procedure.
The content of the program is structured to be directly relevant to current high-level investigation activities across a wide range of jurisdictions. The course is designed to supplement and complement existing in-service investigation training programs, or their equivalent detective education programs.
With a mandatory core of four investigation related subjects, the program is designed to enhance knowledge and practice in the areas of evidence, accountability and ethics, investigation, intelligence, and investigation management. Those core subjects are complemented by policing related elective subjects that expand on a wide range of current and emerging policing investigation practice areas, for example, terrorism, organised crime, and forensic science.
The knowledge gained, and the wide range of abilities that are encouraged in the program, provide the opportunity for participants to improve and critically reflect on their professional capacity, and encourages them to continue their learning throughout their various careers.
Applicants are able enter the course at any of the three sessions each year (February, July, and November), and are able to study across each of those sessions.
Career opportunities
The course has been developed in close conjunction with experienced police investigators. It is designed to meet the career needs of police officers engaged in the field of investigation.
Credit and pathways
Credit for prior learning and credit for current competencies will be granted to eligible applicants.
All students receive 104 points for their policing and investigative experience, and for their detective training qualification.
Students who have completed the Associate Degree in Policing Practice, the Diploma of Policing Practice, the Diploma of Policing, or the equivalent offered by the Queensland Police Service, receive 48 points in addition to the 104 points - that is, 152 points.
Students who can demonstrate tertiary qualifications in related subjects may claim credit to a maximum of 24 points, above the 104 points - that is, 128 points.
Students who have been designated detectives for five years or more may receive 24 points credit.
A maximum of 152 points can be received by any one student.
Australian Defence Force personnel may also be awarded credit. Please discuss with Course Director.
The below information is for new students. Current students should select their subjects by checking the Handbook for the year of their enrolment
Course structure
All students complete four core subjects. The number of electives each student must then complete to graduate is determined by the credit package they receive.
Core subjects
JST312 Criminal Law and Investigation Management
JST311 Evidence and Investigation
JST301 Applying Criminology To Crime Reduction
JST325 Accountability and Policing
JST324 Team Management and Leadership
JST313 Investigative Interviewing
POL303 Organised Crime
JST344 Terrorism Awareness
JST345 Police and Victims
JST346 Criminal Investigation in Racially and Ethnically Diverse Societies
JST322 Crime Reduction
JST456 Islam and Policing in the Modern World
JST347 Police and Media
With the approval of the Course Director other electives may be taken from the following disciplines: psychology, criminology, politics and sociology.
Correct core/mandatory subjects are: -
JST311 – Evidence and Investigation
JST312 – Criminal Law and Investigation Management
JST322 – Crime Reduction
JST325 – Accountability and Policing
Correct core/mandatory subjects if you started the course in this current session are: -
JST301 – Applying Criminology to Crime Reduction
JST311 – Evidence and Investigation
JST312 – Criminal Law and Investigation Management
JST325 – Accountability and Policing
Enrolment pattern
Core subject, JST301 – Applying Criminology to Crime Reduction, is a mandatory first enrolment subject for those entering the course. Remaining core subjects and electives are undertaken in accordance with student choice and subject availability, until graduation requirements are met.
Residential schools
The following subjects may have a residential school component:
JST456 Islam and Policing in the Modern World
JST313 Investigative Interviewing
Admission information
Applicants must have successfully completed the Diploma of Policing or the Diploma of Applied Policing or the Diploma of Policing Practice or the Associate Degree in Policing Practice or equivalent; and have completed or be undertaking the Advanced Diploma in Public Safety (Police Investigations) (AQF level 6) or its equivalent in another jurisdiction.
Applicants without the qualifications listed must have at least three years plain clothes experience and have completed or be undertaking the Advanced Diploma in Public Safety (Police Investigations) (AQF level 6) or its equivalent in all other jurisdictions.
Please note: this course does not provide entry to the NSW Police Force. Please refer to the Associate Degree in Policing Practice.
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Fees - please visit the fees and costs page or contact us for current fee information.
Tax deduction - in some instances a tax deduction may be claimed for self education expenses. Please seek independent qualified taxation advice.
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Graduation requirements
To graduate, students must satisfactorily complete 192 points, comprising the credit package awarded upon admission, with the remaining points to be completed during enrolment in the course.
How to apply
Admission is restricted to serving police officers or others employed by a related agency or in a relevant field.
Applicants must hold or be completing their Detective Education Program / designation as detective or the equivalent for military detectives.
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School of Policing Studies (SOPS)
CSU's School of Policing Studies (SOPS) is Australia's leading provider of police recruit level training and postgraduate higher education award programs for members of policing and related services (security, enforcement and fire). SOPS are the largest School in the Faculty of Arts and Education and are located within the NSW Police Force Academy, Goulburn. SOPS and the NSW Police Force have formed a unique partnership to design, develop and deliver tertiary courses in policing. CSU's courses have been designed in extensive consultation with police, the justice community and academics. This ensures subjects are vocationally relevant and up-to-date, producing ethical and professional graduates ready for a rapidly changing police and community environment. Many of the staff are either former police officers or expert practitioners in policing related disciplines such as communications and ethics. This gives the School a strong practical teaching and professional focus to research activities.
Academic expectations
For each 8 point subject at CSU, students should normally expect to spend between 140-160 hours engaged in the specified learning and assessment activities (such as attending lectures or residential schools, assigned readings, tutorial assistance, individual or group research/study, forum activity, workplace learning, assignments or examinations). The student workload for some subjects may vary from these norms as a result of approved course design.
Students will be assessed on the basis of completed assignments, examinations, workplace learning, or other methods as outlined in specific subject outlines.
Where applicable, students are responsible for travel and accommodation costs involved in workplace learning experiences, or attending residential schools (distance education students).
Expectations relating to academic, workplace learning, time and cost requirements for specific subjects are provided in the subject abstracts and in course materials.
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