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Prep time: 15 minutes
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1 cup bulgur*
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1 cup chopped tomato
1 cup chopped scallion
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Bachelor's degree students may take no more than nine credits of Independent Study and graduate students not more than six over the course of their studies. Independent Study is not available to Associate degree students or to Foundation-level Bachelor's students.
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To receive credit for an internship, the student must complete an Internship Contract/Add form. When the completed form is submitted to the Office of the Registrar the internship will be added to the student's schedule.
Internships are governed by the same add/drop and withdrawal policies as a standard course. As with any enrollment, internship credits are factored into billing. See the Tuition and Fees section for more information. Late contracts will not be accepted; and credit will not be awarded for work completed in a prior term.
All elective Internships are graded Pass/Fail and appear on a student's transcript.
Continuing Education students are not eligible to receive credit for internships.
Undergraduate students who have earned a minimum of 24 credits at the Corcoran may be eligible to earn credit for an internship. Undergraduate students may register for no more than six (6) credit hours of internship credit while pursuing their degree.
A semester-long internship for three (3) credit internship requires a minimum of 120 hours of work, or a minimum of eight (8) hours of work per week.
The Internship Contract/Add form serves as the agreement between the Corcoran, the student, and the internship site. The department chair, student, and internship site supervisor signatures must appear on the Form in order for the registration to be processed, and a statement of learning opportunities and expectations written by the student is required.
Career Services will solicit a midterm evaluation from the student, and a final evaluation from the internship site supervisor with a recommendation for a grade (pass/fail) is required no later than 10 working days prior to the end of the semester. The student's Corcoran Department Chair is responsible for submitting the grade to the Office of the Registrar after review of the evaluation(s).
Internships may be paid or unpaid. Corcoran faculty, whether full-time or adjunct, cannot serve as internship site supervisors.
Graduate internships are arranged in collaboration with the student's program head. A semester-long internship for three (3) credits requires a minimum of 150 hours of work, or a minimum of ten (10) hours of work per week, and is governed by the same add/drop and withdrawal rules as a standard course. Each graduate program maintains its own departmental requirements and evaluation procedures.
Graduate students in Art Education seeking internship placements in educational institutions should be aware that they will be subjected to any criminal background checks required by the site of its workers or by local or state law. Please contact the program director for more information.
The Continuing Education department offers a limited number of 1.5 credit and intensive 3 credit courses. Additional tuition or fees may be charged to degree students enrolling in intensive courses offered through the Continuing Education department. Intensive 3 credit courses offered through the Continuing Education department will indicate in the course description that approval of the continuing education department is required prior to registration. Degree seeking students who wish to take a 1.5 credit course must obtain approval from the continuing education department prior to registration by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com .
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Graduate students may register for up to two undergraduate electives per semester on an audit basis only. The following exceptions apply:
Additional coursework, (up to 21 credits beyond the 60 credit degree requirements for MA in Interior Design students, and up to 6 credits beyond the 48 credit degree requirements for MA in Exhibition Design), may be assigned upon admission to those applicants whose undergraduate degrees are unrelated to Interior or Exhibition Design and for applicants who need additional instruction in certain areas. These courses provide a general knowledge base to prepare the student for work in their degree program. Students are notified of the courses which they must complete in their admissions acceptance letter. Prerequisites must be completed prior to enrolling in graduate level requirements, however, are waive-able by the department on a case by case basis given prior academic or professional experience (see section on Academic Standing for specific policies).
Effective Fall 2011, prerequisites are listed at the graduate (5000) level, and may be eligible to apply for Financial Aid. All students entering Fall 2011 or beyond are required to complete the courses at the graduate level and will be assessed as graduate level tuition.
Students who entered the program prior to Fall 2011 have the option to register at the undergraduate level as originally permitted upon admission, or to substitute the graduate level equivalent. If the courses are completed at the undergraduate level, they are not eligible for financial aid.
Though they are prerequisites, courses at the 5000-level follow graduate level content requirements and grading scale, and may fulfill other program electives at the discretion of departmental advisors. Currently, no other programs have course-based prerequisites; however, individual courses may have prerequisites.
Excluding the BFA/MAT joint degree program, the Corcoran does not offer the option to enroll concurrently in more than one program (e.g. degree and Continuing Education certificate), or to double major within a degree program.
Graduate students who have registered for all credits required for their degree but have not yet met all degree requirements (e.g., Incomplete on In Progress in one or more courses, unfinished Thesis, continuing preparation for final examination) need to register each fall and spring until the degree is completed. Auditing a course does not fulfill this requirement. In this case, a student can register for a graduate level credit-bearing extra elective, or can register for Maintaining Status.
Maintaining Status bears no credit or requirements, but it does carry a $1,000 fee. For financial aid purposes, Maintaining Status counts as half time enrollment (contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information). This registration maintains a student's active status with the College and provides him or her with access to College resources (library, physical facilities, faculty, e-mail, etc.). Maintaining Status is not required during summer unless students are planning to complete requirements in July or August, in which case they must fulfill the policy that states that students must be registered during their final term , either by Maintaining Status or registering for another credit-bearing extra elective. If the student does not resolve all of his/her work at the end of what was expected to be their last semester (e.g., taking an Incomplete), the student will need to Maintain Status for the following semester in order to maintain student status and resolve remaining work. Students cannot graduate with any unresolved grade(s), even for courses that are not required for the degree program.
Students who wish to take a leave of absence from the Corcoran should review the Refunds section and Return of Title IV Funds sections of the handbook so that they understand the financial implications of withdraw.
At the discretion of the College, a student is permitted to take one Leave of Absence (LOA) for up to one academic year (i.e., two consecutive semesters) provided that he/she will be making no academic progress during that semester. The year of LOA must be continuous and cannot be separated by other semesters of academic activity. There is no fee for LOA.
A student cannot take a LOA if he/she has any Incompletes or ungraded work pending, and a student cannot transfer in any credits completed elsewhere while on leave (i.e., the student cannot take a LOA to take a course elsewhere with plans to transfer in the credits).
During a LOA the student is not entitled to use the services of the college and will not have access to the library or other campus resources or activities.
To request a LOA, the student must submit a Leave of Absence form (obtainable from the Office of the Registrar, director of academic advising, or the dean of students) that indicates the semester(s) for which leave is requested and a brief explanation for the leave request. A student on LOA for one semester can add a second consecutive semester of leave by submitting a written request for an extension of leave to the dean of students, dean of enrollment, or director of academic advising.
In addition to standard LOAs, a student can request leave for a medical condition that will prevent him/her from making academic progress. Medical documentation may be required to process request for Medical Leave, and Medical Leave is not limited to two semesters in the way a standard LOA is, nor do semesters of Medical Leave need to be consecutive.
Active military personnel can receive Military Leave if they are being deployed or otherwise have their studies interrupted by their military service commitment. For more information about leave for medical or military reasons, please contact the dean of students, dean of enrollment, or director of student support and retention.
Students who wish to withdraw from the Corcoran should review the Refunds section and Return of Title IV Funds sections of the handbook so that they understand the financial implications of withdraw.
Students who wish to withdraw voluntarily, through official withdrawal, from the Corcoran College of Art + Design's degree program must do the following:
Withdrawal will not be official until all above requirements are met. Students who stop attending classes before their withdrawal is official will receive an F in all classes, and will be subject to administrative withdrawal and/or academic dismissal. Students should refer to the drop and withdrawal refund schedule to determine any owed charges, fees, or housing charges upon withdrawal. Withdrawn students will lose access to academic or administrative facilities or services. These include, but are not limited to, studio and classroom space, computer labs, library, and parking.
Students who have not fulfilled their financial obligations to the Corcoran College of Art + Design for the current and/or previous semesters are subject to registration cancellation and administrative withdrawal. The student accounts manager will notify students who are in danger of being involuntarily withdrawn for financial reasons.
Students who are unable to attend class regularly or fulfill course requirements for health reasons, and who foresee no imminent improvement in their condition, may choose a voluntary Medical Withdrawal by notifying the dean of enrollment. In some cases students may be administratively withdrawn if a documented condition adversely impacts their fellow students.
Students who have not enrolled for three semesters and who have not officially withdrawn from the College are subject to administrative withdrawal. Application for readmission is required for consideration for future degree enrollment for any type of withdrawal.
If a recipient of Title IV funds (federal aid) withdraws before the end of a semester, federal regulations require that the Corcoran calculate the amount of Title IV funds "earned" by the student. The Corcoran uses a pro-rata schedule, whereby the percentage of earned aid is based upon the days the student was scheduled to attend (minus any scheduled breaks) up to the date of withdrawal. Any and all unearned portions of Title IV federal aid must be returned to the respective Title IV programs. These unearned funds are referred to as overpayments. The maximum grant overpayment that must be repaid is 50% of the grant funds that were received or that were scheduled to be received. Students may make repayment arrangements with the Corcoran or contact the Department of Education. Students having questions about their Title IV funds may call the Federal Student Aid Information Center at (800) 433-3243.
EXAMPLE: If a student completes 10% of the semester, then 10% of that student's federal aid is considered earned, while 90% is considered unearned and is thus returned to the respective Title IV programs from which the funds originated. However as soon as 60% of a semester has been completed, there are no federal funds that are considered unearned.
The Title IV programs covered by these regulations at the Corcoran are to be refunded in the following order:
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In accordance with federal regulations, the responsibility for repaying unearned aid may be shared by the Corcoran and the student in proportion to the aid each is assumed to possess. The Corcoran's share is the lesser of: (a) the total amount of unearned aid or (b) Institutional charges multiplied by the percentage of aid that was unearned. The student's share is the difference between the total unearned amount and the institution's share. In the case of scenario (a) , whereby the Corcoran's share is the total amount of unearned aid, then the student would not owe anything.
Students who wish to be reinstated after a withdrawal as noted above must reapply through the Admissions office. Upon re-enrollment, students who left on probation will have to meet the criteria defined in the academic standing section in order to remain enrolled.


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When the World Trade Center towers collapsed five years ago, Victor Gonzalez was on his way there within 24 hours, driving his flatbed loaded with rescue equipment and volunteering to do whatever he could to help. Shaken, he felt the heat of the flames and was covered in the ash and dust of the smoldering rubble as he helped rescuers desperately search for survivors.
Gonzalez went back to the site again and again, his flatbed part of the rebuilding that five years later has seen America rise from the rubble with the construction of a new 7 World Trade Center to replace the third building that fell that day. Since May of this year it has been alive with people and commerce, and Gonzalez helped build it.
As America put the nightmare of the attacks behind her and rose again, so did Gonzalez. "The memories are still there, but helping to rebuild what we lost, that felt good," he says. "To go back to a place that was so terrible and be part of making it new, you feel you're part of something special."
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, a company driver rolling into Manhattan called back to the Kearny, N.J., yard of L.J. Kennedy Trucking to say a plane had hit one of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. In a field around the corner from the yard, employees looked out over the Hudson River and watched in horror as a second jumbo jet crash into the other tower.
Around midnight on 9/11 emergency management officials called L.J. Kennedy asking for help. Sensitive search and rescue equipment had been flown into McGuire Air Force Base, N.J., from California, and the government needed someone to haul it to the still-flaming, dust- and debris-choked scene of destruction in southern Manhattan.
Gonzalez, 36, volunteered himself and his tractor-trailer to do the job. Escorted by New Jersey state troopers, he hauled on a flatbed equipment that would be used to listen for sounds of life amidst the rubble and to sense places the rubble might collapse.
"We went to the command center, which was some distance from Ground Zero," he says. "They asked if there was anybody who wanted to go all the way in. I said, 'I'll try.' At that time we all hoped there'd be a lot of survivors, and I thought we could save people. We kept driving slower and closer looking for ways to get all the way."
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As a mom and a redhead I'm hurt.
Please don't dye your childs' hair.
Are you freakin KIDDING ME! You should be turned over to Child protective services!!! You know too bad your poor baby couldnt be as picky about his mom as you are about his looks! I feel bad for your child i really do...to bad he didnt go to someone that would love him unconditionally...sad and dangerous and WRONG on so many levels!!!
That's extremely sad and this mom knows she's wrong, which is why she remained anonymous.
that is a little ridiculous, imo... very dangerous!! If you want to dye your kid's hair for fun when they are a little older, use Kool-aid or jello... it doesn't hurt the hair, no toxic chemicals and you can do silly colors and it is very temporary. Otherwise- permanent or even temp. dye from a box or bottle will destroy their hair, the chemicals are very toxic and could hurt the child very badly.
No offense, but it seems to me that this mom didn't read much into parenting and teaching her child to love the way their body was made, no matter what color his or her hair will be. Don't dye the kids' hair when they have no choice to be subject to the toxins, that should be considered child abuse!!
that is sick! why would you want to change your child? like omg my kid is going to have freckles and I am going to hate it so i am going to cover it up! Nice way to teach your child to love him/herself...get over it
That would teach the kid that he should be ashamed of his hair color. The kid would always have a complex about his hair. How is that fair?
Wow. I have read some bad stuff... it's like mom's peircing their infants ears. You are telling your child that they need to be altered to be perfect and that is just sad. People shouldn't have children if they can't love them for who they are and not feel the need to alter their child's appearence so selfishly.
my daughter has blond blond hair, the type of blond women spend lots of money for. I really have never liked blond hair.. would I dye her hair because I don't like blond hair in general? Nope. Her dad has reddish hair, and mines a brownish red... haha, but her hair is beautiful on her and I would NEVER dye it, especially without consent. It's just wrong.
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU!!!!! if you dont' like red hair FINE! but how can you start a kids life off by making them unsure of themselves? sorry to say (well not really) but YOU SHOULD NOT BE A MOM YET CUZ YOU ARE SUPER SELFISH!!!!maybe i'm so ticked off cuz my son HAS RED HAIR and is the most beautiful boy in the WORLD!!!!! redheads have enought teasing w/o their moms being dumb too!!
that is such an inconceivable reason to dye the hair on a baby's head.
eeek. maybe baby's (shhhh) REAL daddy is a redhead?
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Resolution: Use the KitchenAid Mixer
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My resolution: Ash (short for Ashley my wife) hates when I use the KitchenAid mixer. I think the mixer is awesome. I need some recipes where I could literally just add everything to the mixer and ta-da!
FYI...in the pic...the mixer is behind 'Jack's head'...he does not like the mixer :) !
Thanks, theseattlecook! Readers, do you have any recipe suggestions to really put a KitchenAid mixer to good use?
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I used to knead all my bread by hand, then I inherited my brother's KitchenAid. What a difference it makes to knead using the mixer. Much improved texture, better results all around. So make bread and pizza dough!
Get a grinder attachment! They can be used for all kinds of stuff!
Another fun attachment: pasta! It's pretty easy to roll out homemade pasta with the KA attachment, and the fresh pasta can be frozen.
Find a thin crust pizza dough you like (I like The Kitchn's best actually - I add rosemary and a little olive oil though). Once you get into the habit of making that once a week, which takes an absurdly small amount of time, you'll think to use and tweak the recipe for all sorts of things! I use it to make sandwich pockets for my husband's work lunches (leftover thanksgiving sandwich, curried chicken and paneer, etc). Calzones too yummmmm. Its such an easy setup to clean just the bowl and an attachment, I use it constantly. Fresh pasta attachment seconded!!!
tifa, could you elaborate on the many uses of the grinder attachment? I was given one for Christmas, because we were fortunate enough to harvest 3 deer this fall, but besides grinding venison, I'm not sure how to put it to use!
Yes to the bread kneading!
I broke a hand mixer trying to make these and vowed to NEVAH make them again until I got a stand mixer.
You can also use it to grind nuts to make marzipan.
You can grind cooked eggplant to make baba ghanouj or russian eggplant caviar. Ground vegetables are a totally different texture than food processer ones. Grinding onions into the meat is great for dumplings and meatloaf.
I use the mixer itself for super smooth cheesecakes, cream cheese frosting, whipped cream, icings, and dough.
Mashed potatoes! Toss your cooked potatoes, add your butter, cream, herbs..or whatever, into the bowl. Pulse on low to break up your spuds (if helps if you chop them into smaller chunks before cooking), then set the mixer to medium. The result is awesomely creamy, smooth spuds.
Aside from being a baking necessity, for pizza and bread dough as well as sweets, I absolutely adore the ice cream attachment. The bowl stays in the freezer at all times, where I toss bags of frozen fruit in it.
For the grinder attachment: buy pork loins on sale at Costco or Sams and make your own breakfast sausage patties. You can flavor the meat with anything you want - from a sweet apple sausage, to a really really spicy hot breakfast sausage. I love making my own sausage.
Also use it to grind your own beef for burgers or salmon for croquettes or salmon burgers - using the larger holes for a coarser grind.
what breed of cat is that? it looks exactly like ours, who was a rescue stray.
Ugh.....all I can see is a cat on the counter. Gross!!!!!!! It's funny how I find this blog so full of germaphobes, yet this does not seem to bother many people. By the way, what does this picture have to do with a Kitchen Aid mixer?
@cassbass: If you had read the article, you'd realize that the mixer is right behind the head of the author's cat. I am also not a fan of cats on counters, but there's no need to be quite so snarky about it.
As for the mixer, doesn't everyone make their mashed potatoes in their mixer? Oh, they're so delicious that way. I just made some last night. I find they turn out better if you whip the potatoes first until smooth and then add the butter, cream, etc. Other things: pierogi filling, cakes, frosting, deviled egg filling (it's so creamy when done in the mixer), hummus (any kind of dip, really), lots of desserts (chocolate mousse, brownies, meringue, cookies of all sorts, cream pie filling, etc).
Out of curiosity, why does your wife hate when you use the mixer? The clean up? Because I just toss all that stuff in the dishwasher. What's the use of having a pricey mixer if you don't use it? Plus, if you're using it that means you're doing some cooking, which should surely please your wife. Good luck!
cassbass -- I totally agree. I had to put up with in-laws cats becasue of Superstorm Sandy displacement. I hated seeing them in my lovely new kitchen -- gross. Cat litter dust all over -- the skeeviest thing I've ever had to live with.
Jack the cat is a doppelganger for my second cat (I adopted him when he was 6 & he lived to be just over 20). Is Jack a Maine Coon mix?
For the KitchenAid - it makes the smoothest sweet potatoes ever if you let them run for a little while with the paddle attachment. All the fiber strands get caught on the paddle and the mashed sweet potatoes in the bowl are amazingly smooth. I'm sure it cuts down on the fiber, but I don't worry about it.
If you chill the bowl in the freezer it makes amazing whipped cream with the whisk attachment. Home-made whipped cream is like heaven, especially when dolloped onto a refreshingly tart slice of lemon or key lime pie.
You can use the power of the kitchen aid to easily whip butter with honey, it makes toast into something special.
Have you ever been scrambing ground beef to put in tacos or sauce & you get distracted long enough that the meat cooks as bigger chunks than you wanted? the paddle attachment on the KA will break it up into a perfectly even consistency (great if you want to get a finer 'crumb' of ground beef for a casserole or empanadas).
How about mix your meatloaf in the mixer. I also use the mixer to mix the filling for wontons & Vietnamese eggrolls.
lol, I confess I only read the comments to see how long it would take for someone to mention the cat :) I miss mine (monstertruck - looks like a Maine Coon to me)
I only use mine for baking - I much prefer to make mashed spuds with a hand-masher - but if I ever get a grinder, I'd make my own ground for meatloaf, burgers, ravioli, dumplings, etc. I think you can also get an attachment to process tomatoes for sauce.
I never thought to use my KitchenAid for mashed potatoes. Duh!
I see mashed potatoes on my horizon..
I don't understand why anyone would hate a kitchenaid quite honestly... my guess is that she's not much of a kitchen person? I think the best way for that mixer to win her heart is with the ice cream maker attachment (frequently on sale on amazon). Mashed potatoes also happen in that mixer along with plenty of baked goods & meatballs fairly often! Make tasty things in it- how could she possibly hate it then??
I received one for Christmas, and haven't tried this yet, but I've heard you can shredded cooked meat like chicken breasts using the paddle attachment.
Indeed, the KitchenAid works like a charm to shred meat. I use it weekly to shred a big batch of chicken breasts and I always admire the magic that can occur within only a few minutes at medium to high (watch out for flying chicken pieces if you don't have the bowl cover).
Try making bulk meatballs and burger patties in your mixer.
Make bulk loads of cat crunchies or dogloaf for your pets.
If you have the pasta attachment you could do a bulk load of dough up into various shapes. My dog used to love them stuffed with minced liver and slightly dried out in oven for training treats.
Love seeing the cat in the kitchen and the supervisory expression he is wearing.
If you have pets (cats, birds etc) and you know they get on the bench, wipe the bench down with hot soapy water and spray with a white vinegar/ sage or lavender essential oil/ water mix before use. My fur babies have the run of the house, kitchen included.
Kids? I hate seing them in the kitchen with their snooty noses and bug laden fingers everywhere.
This works like magic: Cook chicken breast and put it whole into the mixer bowl, mix it for a few seconds and it'll come out all perfectly shredded. It's so speedy it made me literally laugh out loud the first time I tried it.
I am considering setting up an altar in the back yard to make sacrifices toward gaining possession of a KitchenAid. One day...
Had I the use of one, it surely would have been employed just a while ago as I was mixing up the meatloaf for dinner.
I agree about the grinder attachment and also the grater. A friend has a 6-quart mixer and also a 3-quart bowl that fits it for smaller batches.
I have used the commercial version of the KitchenAid and can assure you that there is no substitute when making up 40 quarts of mashed potatoes or a huge batch of mayonnaise. What a machine!
SOOOO funny, that is why I read the comments! And I was quite surprised how many comments never mentioned the cat. I have one sassy one that I have stopped fighting with about the counter.
Mixing meat loaf!!! Why did I never think of this before? BRILLIANT!!!
As someone with aged and arthritic hands and wrists there's no way I could make bread without my KitchenAid, and I it also gets a huge workout during Christmas cookie baking season. I'm also about to set the grinder attachment to work on some leftover roast beef to make roast beef hash.
Now that I've recently retired I'm also considering getting a pasta attachment. I've loved my KitchenAid for about 30 years now, and if it ever dies I'll be getting a new one so fast your head will spin.
If you are interested in the pasta or ice cream maker, the Foodnetwork Store, www.foodnetworkstore.com, has Kitchenaid attachments on sale this week for 30% or more off.
eggwhites. meringue, pavlova, chocolate mousse.
I'll second the mash, but remember use only the paddle. Someone used mine and chose the whisk. I retrieved it somewhat mangled.
Marshmallows! You need a heat resistant bowl - perfect for your KitchenAid... Maybe as a sweet treat for Valentine's?
My suggestions are a few repeats but here's my list of go-to items for my beloved Kitchen Aid.
-chocolate chip meringe cookies,
-mashed potatoes (full fat version, don't you dare throw in any margerine),
-Lawry's Prime Rib whipped cream horseradish: http://www.lawrysonline.com/lawrys-primerib/beverly-hills/all-recipes
-ice cream (great excuse to buy another attachment)
-Toll House Chocolate Chip cookies
-mayonnaise (from scratch)
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Driver bailed in Olympics bus probe
The scene near the Olympic Park in Stratford where the driver of an official Olympic bus was arrested after a cyclist was knocked down and killed
The driver of an official Olympic bus has been questioned after a cyclist was knocked down and killed.
The 28-year-old died on Wednesday night after being hit by a bus ferrying journalists between Olympic venues.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said a man in his mid-60s was arrested at the scene, just outside the Olympic Park in Stratford, east London at 9.28pm on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. The victim was struck by the double-decker just after 7.30pm.
He was not believed to be an athlete, and is expected to be formally identified later.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said the man was pronounced dead at the scene in Ruckholt Road, at the junction with the A12. The collision is being investigated by the Met's traffic investigation unit.
The driver has been bailed pending further inquiries to a date in August, police said.
In the wake of the fatal incident, Olympic gold medal-winning cyclist Bradley Wiggins was asked for his views on the safety of London's roads for cyclists. He said: "It's dangerous and London is a busy city and a lot of traffic. I think we have to help ourselves sometimes.
"I haven't lived in London for 10 to 15 years now and it's got a lot busier since I was riding a bike as a kid round here, and I got knocked off several times. But I think things are improving to a degree - there are organisations out there who are attempting to make the roads safer for both parties.
"But at the end of the day we've all got to co-exist on the roads. Cyclists are not ever going to go away as much as drivers moan, and as much as cyclists maybe moan about certain drivers they are never going to go away, so there's got to be a bit of give and take."
Wiggins said he would like to see the introduction of a law making it compulsory to wear cycling helmets.
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More and more, people are starting to crave the practicality of one-story living.
That's why more one-story homes are being built, new two-story homes often come with a master bedroom on the first floor, and even older ranch homes are getting a second look. (Bing: Where did Ranch dressing get its name?)
"People who want to have a one-story house are looking for [ranches] and buying, including boomers but also young families who don't want to be running up and down the stairs," said Alan Hess, author of the book "The Ranch House," who said there is a growing resale market for the homes, even though their heyday was in the 1950s and 1960s.
"The old ranches provide an alternative for people," he said.
It's only recently that an increasing number of homebuyers have been more interested in doing all of their living on one floor. In 1973, one-story homes made up 67% of new-home construction. That dropped to 43% in 2006, before reversing course and rising to 46% in 2011, said Stephen Melman, director of economic services for the National Association of Home Builders, citing Census Bureau information.
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While it may be too early to call a trend, it's only logical that there would be an increased demand for single-story homes among baby boomers and others, Melman said. About 90% of homeowners 45 and older say they want to age in place in their existing home, according to a study by the 50+ Housing Council of the NAHB and the MetLife Mature Market Institute. And by 2020, nearly 45% of households will include someone 55 or older.
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"When you think about the number of people who say they want to age in place, their biggest obstacle is climbing the stairs," Melman said.
As people are living longer, boomers who have seen their own parents age in place often realize the benefits of single-floor living before they actually need them.
But the one-story homes being built today are "not your grandfather's ranch," Melman said. Modern one-floor homes are open and bright, and won't be advertised as ranch homes by the developer, either; they will be advertised using the amenities that the homes offer.
- On our blog, 'Listed': New respect for the ranch house?
It's also becoming common for two-story homes to be built with the master bedroom on the first floor, said Denise Dersin, editor in chief of Builder magazine, a publication for the construction industry. That creates a more flexible floor plan, a way to accommodate family members who can't trudge up the stairs or perhaps to create a separate living environment for an adult child who moves back home after college. Upstairs bedrooms may accommodate grandchildren or other visitors, she said.
She sees that two-story design as more of a trend than new one-story designs, adding that the bump in one-story new homes may have more to do with the industry trying to create affordable models for buyers.
New construction aside, those who want that one-floor living in a resale home may be giving ranches another look, she added. That's especially true of people who need to move but want to stay in the same neighborhood, since the number of new homes in established neighborhoods is limited.
Ranches also tend to be affordable, the opposite of the conspicuous McMansion, and may suit more families at a time when consumers are looking to buy only as much house as they need, Hess said.
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To help older ranch homes get with the times, alterations to change the face of the homes can be quite successful, said Phyllis Harb, a real-estate agent with Prudential California Realty in La Canada, Calif.
There are other options for single-story living, too. Tudor-style homes can also be single-story, she pointed out. Prairie or bungalow homes, too, are often built so that most of the living is done on one floor, Melman said.
The availability of one-story homes also has to do with location. Where land is dear, often the only affordable option is to build up, Melman said.
Of course, for those considering a home's ease of use during retirement, one downside of living in a ranch is that it is often spread out on a large lot — meaning owners won't escape the maintenance of a big yard.
Still, avoiding those five or six trips up and down the stairs each day may be worth it. That's true not only for those nearing retirement, Harb said. In general, she has more clients today who say they'd prefer a single-story home than those who would prefer a two-story home.
"Interest rates are low, and none of us know how long they're going to remain low. It may likely be that there isn't a 'move-up home.' This might be their 'forever home,'" she said, causing buyers to select a place with features they can live with today as well as that will suit them tomorrow.
We live in SW Florida and 80% of homes here are ranches or 1 story. We don't have basements here because we are only 7 feet above sea level. I always wanted a 2 story home but when I finally rented one, I realized what an annoyance it was going up and down the stairs with laundry, etc.
But with the popularity of gated communities here, we are seeing more 2 story homes on small lots.
We built a "RANCH" in NW corner of NJ ,with views of the Catskills ,High Point Mountain etc.The house has 4bedrooms separated from the livingroom by a slidingdoor,the center has a large livingroom with fireplace,cathedral ceiling again separated by a slidingdoor, to a familyroom then the kitchen and breakfast nook besides a formal diningroom.........................All on ONE floor ,due to the walls having extra heavy sheetrock and slidingdoors NOISE is kept to a minimum, we love the ease of LIVING ON ONE FLOOR, NO STAIRS >>>>>>>>>>>and terrific views...........the house is now too large for us so this year we're off to New Mexico ....................WE LOVE ONE FLOOR LIVING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can understand your frustration. We have the same kind of living styles as you and your hubby. We are 70 and 66 years old and have health issues that would make it extremely hard to live on two floors. We have a split floor plan home with master on one side and an office/bedroom. On the opposite side of the home are two bedrooms which have comfy chairs, side table and a TV. I like to watch TV if I have a restless night and my wife likes it quiet and dark when she sleeps. The middle of the home has the living, family, dining rooms with kitchen and breakfast nook. Close enough to make a snack in the night and far enough not to wake my wife. If another home is in your future, you might look into a split single level floor plan. Hopefully your future will be health issue free. Good luck.


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Visiting with Karen Munro
by Claire Guyton
What inspired your story "Nocturne"?
I wrote this story so long ago, I don't remember anymore where it came from. It was part of my thesis collection when I finished my MFA—in 1999. So yes, this little story has been hanging around more than ten years. To be fair it spent most of that time in a drawer (or actually on an old laptop) and it was only about a year ago that I rediscovered it, blew the dust off, and thought, Hm, this kid seems to have most of its limbs—maybe it could go out and earn a living somewhere. In a former version it was much more mannered and gawkily stylized, and a couple of editors saw it and suggested, gently, that maybe it did not have to be quite so extreme. Those were good and wise suggestions, and I did my best to follow them.
Tell us about your writing process—either generally or specifically with regard to the birth and development of this piece.
I work full-time, so I'm always hunting around for stretches of time greater than, say, the fifteen minutes I have in the morning before I run off to the bus. I write evenings and weekends, mostly. I used to try to get up early to write before work, but that exhausts me and after a few days I'm just pecking away with big bags under my eyes. I have a friend who gets up at 5:00 AM to write every day, and I'm in awe of her. She does not have big bags under her eyes. I have no idea why not.
I write best when I write every day, but for a long time I didn't do that. I only really returned to a dedicated writing practice about two years ago, after many years of concentrating on my other professional life as a librarian, so I could eat.
I think I have eating covered now, but it's sobering and humbling and a little daunting (and other things ending in "ing") to realize: (a) how hard it is to find writing time and space and energy in a grown-up life, and (b) how hard it is to return to regular writing after so long away. But I think that in some ways, aging and being pulled in other directions has been good for me. It's made me more honest with myself about why I'm doing this, and what I really value in stories: things like humor and compassion and little glimpses of the fantastic.
All writers have favorite words we have to guard against over-using. What are yours?
"Great," in the sense of "large and imposing." I should be charged a dime every time I drag that in. Also "dark," which slips in everywhere because apparently my fiction-writing brain likes chiaroscuro. For a while, I, like everyone else, rammed birds into every nook and cranny. I'm probably still guilty of that one, actually—I have a crow in one piece I'm working on, and some grackles in another. (I forgot about the grackles!) I gravitate toward places and things that are old, abandoned, disused, handmade, grubby, and covered in rust. (My father-in-law says such things have "patina," or "teener.") I'm terrible with the em dashes: see above. Also semicolons and colons. I've also noticed a strange thing that crops up a lot in my own work, and in other people's too: whenever I use a number in a sentence, I'll use another number shortly afterward. There's just something about saying "three weeks" that leads naturally to "eleven days." Or whatever. I see that around a lot. So basically, my ur-sentence is something like:
"The six great dark birds—unobserved by human eyes—landed on the electrical poles two miles from the old power station; fortunately, the current had been shut off eleven years before: no feathers were lost."
What does your writing space look like?
I don't have a dedicated space. I'm not sure what I'd do with one if I did have one. (Well, I guess I'd write in it. But I'd feel so overawed!) My wife is deliriously supportive of my writing, and she's becoming an architect, so sooner or later she'll probably trick the house out with some kind of writing studio/sauna/potting shed, to cater to all my vices at once. At that time she will be beatified. I'm of the school that one writes when and where one can, just as one reads and works and does other stuff. I also believe in tricking myself, bribing myself, and occasionally beating myself up.
Right now I'm working on a novel, four pages a day (almost) without fail, and I have a growing collection of short stories in various stages of experimentation and completion. It's a little like The Island of Lost Toys—this one's missing an eye, that one's springs are shot. They all need love and attention and a coat of paint. So I'm super-excited and very grateful that I was just granted a two-week collaborative residency at The Cabin at Shotpouch Creek, just outside of Corvallis, Oregon. Two weeks of writing time in a forest cabin with a great writer friend—I'm ridiculously excited. I'm very, very excited. Did I mention that I'm excited? I am.
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- June 1, 2011 at 8:14 pm
What I love about this story is how the surreal becomes everyday. I'm not sure where this world is but you took me there, no questions asked. Thank you, bob
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DNS (Domain Name System), also known as a nameserver, is a network system that associates hostnames with their respective IP addresses. For users, this has the advantage that they can refer to machines on the network by names that are usually easier to remember than the numerical network addresses. For system administrators, using the nameserver allows them to change the IP address for a host without ever affecting the name-based queries, or to decide which machines handle these queries.
DNS is usually implemented using one or more centralized servers that are authoritative for certain domains. When a client host requests information from a nameserver, it usually connects to port 53. The nameserver then attempts to resolve the name requested. If it does not have an authoritative answer, or does not already have the answer cached from an earlier query, it queries other nameservers, called root nameservers, to determine which nameservers are authoritative for the name in question, and then queries them to get the requested name.Nameserver Zones:In a DNS server such as BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain), all information is stored in basic data elements called resource records (RR). The resource record is usually a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of a host, and is broken down into multiple sections organized into a tree-like hierarchy. This hierarchy consists of a main trunk, primary branches, secondary branches, and so on.Here is a simple guide to install DNS on RHEL6. Consider a fresh installation of redhat enterprise linux on a machine, to make it simple.BIND consists of a set of DNS-related programs. It contains a nameserver called named, an administration utility called rndc, and a debugging tool called dig.
Note the following:
Host machine IP Address: 192.168.1.254
Hostname: dns.starplus.com
Make following enteries in the following files:
# vim /etc/resolv.conf
nameserver 192.168.1.254
search starplus.com
# vim /etc/hosts
192.168.1.254 dns.starplus.com dns
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
Make sure to assign static IP address to the machine.First check the Ethernet LAN port on which the machine is connected using following commands:
# mii-tools# ethtool eth0
After that edit the network file:
# vim /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
save and quit
Now stop the service of NetworkManager and restart the service of network.
# /etc/init.d/NetworkManager stop;chkconfig NetworkManager off
#/etc/init.d/network restart;chkconfig network on
Now, make sure YUM is working on your machine.
Install the following packages on the machine using YUM.
# yum install -y *bind*
When installation is completed, we proceed with the configuration.main configuration files are:
also we need to include some files, we discuss about them later.Edit the configuration file as:
# vim /etc/named/named.confoptions
listen-on port 53 { 127.0.0.1; 192.168.1.254; };
allow-query { localhost; any; };
allow-transfer { 192.168.1.254; };
include "/etc/named.rfc1912.zones";
Edit the file:
# vim /etc/named/named.rfc1912.zones
zone "starplus.com" IN {
type master;
file "forward.zone";
allow-update { none; };
zone "254.1.168.192.in-addr.arpa" IN {
type master;
file "reverse.zone";
allow-update { none; };
save and quit.
Write only the above lines in the file, if you don't know how to customize DNS.
Also create the new files that you have added in the above file:
# vim /var/named/chroot/var/named/forward.zone
@ IN SOA starplus.com. root.starplus.com. (
5 ; serial
1D ; refresh
1H ; retry
1W ; expire
3H ) ; minimum
IN NS starplus.com.
dns.starplus.com. IN A 192.168.1.254
save and quit.
# vim /var/named/chroot/var/named/reverse.zone
@ IN SOA dns.starplus.com. root.dns.starplus.com. (
0 ; serial
1D ; refresh
1H ; retry
1W ; expire
3H ) ; minimum
NS starpuls.com.
Save and quit.
Make sure that the firewall and SELinux is off, also the owner ship of the above two files is as:
# cd /var/named/chroot/var/named/
# chown root.named reverse.zone# chown root.named forward.zone
These lines may be at any sequence.
Now restart the service and send query to the DNS.
# /etc/init.d/named restart;chkconfig named on
# dig -x 192.168.1.254
# dig dns.starplus.com
# nslookup
> lserver
> 192.168.1.254
> starplus.com
If some reply is received, means your dns is resolving.
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Chris and company did it … again. An incredible final installment of the Batman trilogy.
I just wish this film didn't carry so many negative connotations with it, though. Instead of the loss overshadowing the quality of the movie, I hope that The Dark Knight Rises will forever honor and pay tribute to those who lost their lives last week in Colorado.


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UPDATE: And it is a done deal. Redick has been shipped to the Bucks. The Atlanta Hawks pulled out of the trade talks for star forward Josh Smith, per Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.
Orlando has traded J.J Redick to the Bucks, league source tells Y!
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) February 21, 2013
In exchange for Redick, the Bucks send Doron Lamb, Tobias Harris and Beno Udrih to Orlando. The Bucks also get Gustavo Ayon and Ishmael Smith from Orlando as part of the deal.
There was growing speculation that shooting guard J.J. Redick could stay with the Orlando Magic after numerous teams, including the San Antonio Spurs, pulled out of the hunt for the former Duke Blue Devils star. However, with the trade deadline passing within the next 15 minutes, the Magic are reportedly working on a three-team deal that includes the Milwaukee Bucks and an unnamed team.
The player at the center of the three-team trade is Redick.
The Magic are working on a 3-way trade, which would include J.J. Redick. Milwaukee is one of the teams.
— Josh Robbins (@JoshuaBRobbins) February 21, 2013
Milwaukee was expected to make a play for Redick if they lost Monte Ellis in a trade with the Atlanta Hawks for star forward Josh Smith. Does the Bucks involvement in trade talks with the Magic mean Milwaukee is increasingly confident that they will land Smith?
We are about to find out.
The trade deadline is here, so stay tuned to FanSided.com as we sort through the latest breaking news and rumors of what went down during the NBA trade deadline.
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When it comes to tracking health information, we've seen a lot of contenders this week in Las Vegas. CES brought a ton of wearables to our wrists, and collectively, we're still up in the air. One bright spot was the Jaybird Reign, which doesn't bring anything special in regard to form factor, but what they do with your info is interesting. We got a quick hands-on here at CES 2014, and in examining the wristwear, we found it something we'd likely use.


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