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Academic Policies
Registration Procedures and Current Course OfferingsThe Fall, Spring and Summer issues of the Schedule of Classes contain details describing registration procedures, including the Web registration process, courses offered, course descriptions, faculty listings, time and meeting place of classes, textbook information and course syllabi. The Schedule of Classes is available before registration each semester on the Web at www.usc.edu/soc. It is recommended that students register as early as possible using Web registration to save time and avoid inconvenience. Registration appointment times and permit to register information are available to continuing students in October and March on Oasis at www.usc.edu/OASIS and my.usc.edu. New students will receive their permits to register during their orientation sessions. Open registration for all students continues the week prior to the start of the semester.
Enrollment StatusA student is considered to be enrolled full time in a semester when the student has registered for 12 or more units as an undergraduate student, eight or more units as a master's level student or six or more units as a doctoral level student. All graduate assistants are classified as full-time students during the semester(s) of their appointments as long as they are enrolled for the minimum units required for their assistantship. The number of courses for which a student has registered is not a basis for determining full-time enrollment status. Units taken for audit do not apply to enrollment status calculation. Other than units, there are additional circumstances that confer full-time enrollment status. These include enrollment in: 594 Master's Thesis, 794 Doctoral Dissertation, GRSC 800 Studies for the Qualifying Examination and GRSC 810 Studies for the Master's Examination, as well as other courses and programs as determined by the Dean of Academic Records and Registrar. Verification of student enrollment status is provided by the Office of Academic Records and Registrar (Registration Building Lobby), www.usc.edu/dept/ARR/verification. Third-party requests for degree and enrollment information are provided by National Student Clearinghouse, www.studentclearinghouse.org. Enrolled students can also obtain a verification on OASIS, www.usc.edu/OASIS, record ordering services.
Extra UnitsA normal academic load is 16 units per semester for undergraduate students and 8 units (500‑level) for graduate students. The university recommends that undergraduate students register for no more than 18 units and graduate students for no more than 16 units. Permission to enroll in more than 20 units requires written approval from the school or home department of the student's major.
Declaration of MajorAll undergraduate students must record their primary major by the start of their junior year (on completion of 64 semester units). All major and minor programs of study should be recorded three semesters before the intended graduation date. Undergraduate academic departments can also perform changes of major for their students.
Declaration of MinorApplication for a minor must be made to the department or professional school offering the minor.
Classification and Numbering of CoursesThe first digit of the course number indicates the year level of the course: 000 — non-credit preparatory courses, 100 — first undergraduate year, 200 — second undergraduate year, 300 — third and fourth undergraduate years without graduate credit, 400 — third and fourth undergraduate years with graduate credit for graduate students, 500 — first graduate year, 600 — second graduate year, 700 — third graduate year.
Upper division courses (300- and 400-level courses) are generally more sophisticated and demanding. They may have prerequisites or other limitations on enrollment and are usually intended for students who have some preparation, either in the specific discipline or more generally in academic study. They tend to concentrate more narrowly and intensively in scope than lower division courses in the same discipline.
The lower case letters ab, abcd, etc., indicate the semesters of a course more than one semester in length. In such courses the a semester is prerequisite to the b semester, and so on. Courses designated g are available for general education credit. Courses designated m for multiculturalism meet the diversity requirement. Capital L indicates that all or part of the work is supervised laboratory or other work. Courses designated x are restricted in some manner. The course description will specify the restriction. Courses designated with a z are for repeated registrations for 0 credit, for which two units of tuition are charged.
The following are not available for graduate credit: courses numbered 000-399 and 490, courses designated g (general education), Senior Seminar courses, courses designated x where the description specifically excludes graduate credit.
Unit ValueThe unit value of courses is indicated for each term of the course by a numeral in parentheses after the course title. All courses are on the semester unit basis. It is the student's responsibility to verify with the instructor that the number of units in which he or she has registered in any variable unit course is correct. If the units are incorrect, the student must correct them through Web registration or in person at the Registration building.
Repeating CoursesOrdinarily, courses may not be repeated for credit. For courses that may be repeated for credit, the maximum amount of credit is indicated after the unit value. Courses that may be repeated for credit reflect instances in which the subject matter is progressive in nature, or where special topics or directed research offerings exist, all reflecting unique course work.
Appropriate Course EnrollmentIt is recommended that students register in courses appropriate to their academic standing — lower division students in courses below 300, upper division students in courses below 500, graduate students in courses numbered 500 or higher.
Preparatory CoursesPreparatory courses (course numbers below 100) impart the minimum skills required for college-level work. Students completing preparatory course work may receive unit credit toward enrollment status but do not receive degree credit.
PrerequisitesPrerequisites are courses that must be passed and/or specific background that must be demonstrated prior to advancing to the next course in a prescribed sequence of courses. Passage of appropriate examinations or consent of the academic unit offering the course will waive prerequisites. However, a prerequisite course within the same discipline taken after the higher level course has been passed will not be available for unit or grade point credit.
CorequisitesCorequisites are courses that must be taken at the same time as, or passed prior to, the designated course. Passage of the appropriate examinations or consent of the academic unit offering the course will waive corequisites. However, a corequisite course within the same discipline taken after the designated course has been passed will not be available for unit or grade point credit.
Recommended PreparationRecommended preparation indicates course work or specific background that is advisable but not mandatory in preparing the student for the designated course.
Guaranteeing a Space in a ClassRegistration in a class does not by itself guarantee a space in that class. An instructor may replace any student who without prior consent does not attend these class sessions: (a) the first two class sessions of the semester, or (b) the first class session of the semester for once-a-week classes. It is then the student's responsibility to withdraw officially from the course. Any class added, whether by Web registration or in person, after the first week of classes should receive the approval of the instructor.
Pass/No Pass Enrollment OptionDuring the first three weeks of the semester (or the third week equivalent for any session that is scheduled for less than 15 weeks), students may elect to take a course numbered below 500 on a Pass/No Pass basis. All graduate students should contact their academic advisors before enrolling in a graduate course on a Pass/No Pass basis. Refer to the Pass/No Pass Graded Work section, here (undergraduate) or here (graduate), for details on degree credit restrictions on courses taken on a Pass/No Pass basis. Students should consult their academic advisor before enrolling in any course on a Pass/No Pass basis.
In cases where a student has registered for a course on a Pass/No Pass (P/NP) basis and an academic integrity violation has occurred, a penalty letter grade may be assigned (i.e., "F"), rather than assigning a mark of Pass or No Pass.
Credit/No Credit CoursesCertain courses have been authorized by the University Committee on Curriculum to be graded Credit/No Credit. Students may not enroll in a course on a Credit/No Credit basis unless the course is listed as being offered as Credit/No Credit.
Courses Numbered 490x and 390Many academic units offer courses numbered 490x and 390. These courses are offered on a letter-graded basis only and carry certain restrictions which are uniformly applied throughout the university.
490x Directed Research (2-8, max 8)Courses numbered 490x are open to students who have demonstrated the ability to do independent work in the discipline. The courses require consent of the instructor and a written contract of course requirements signed by both the instructor and department chair. They are not available for graduate credit and are not open to students with less than 2.0 GPA overall or in any restricted academic status (such as probation, Structured Curriculum Program [SCP] and the like). A student may accumulate a maximum of eight units of 490x in any one department and 16 units toward the degree.
390 Special Problems (1-4, max 4)Courses numbered 390 are available only to seniors in their last semester who are made aware of a unit shortage after the enrollment period for that semester has passed. Students notified of a unit shortage prior to the close of the enrollment period are expected to register for regularly scheduled classes. Enrollment in a 390 class is available only by petition to the Committee on Academic Policies and Procedures (CAPP). A 390 is a supervised, individual studies course. The student and instructor must prepare a written contract of course requirements for presentation with the petition to CAPP. The petition must be recommended by the dean of the academic unit in which the student is seeking a degree. Evidence must be provided that the unit shortage was the result of circumstances beyond the student's control. Credit for only one 390 registration is accepted toward the student's baccalaureate degree.
Audited CoursesStudents may elect to audit courses during the first three weeks of the semester (or the third week equivalent for any session that is scheduled for less than 15 weeks). A course taken for audit (V) will be assessed at the current tuition rate. A course taken for audit (V) will not receive credit and will not appear on the USC transcript or grade report. A course taken for audit is not included in enrollment for purposes of receiving financial aid.
Limited Status EnrollmentLimited status enrollment allows persons who have not been admitted to the university to take a limited number of courses at USC.
Eligibility for Limited Status EnrollmentStudents who have not yet completed a bachelor's degree are not eligible for limited status enrollment if they have been denied admission to USC or if they have been academically disqualified or suspended from any community college, college or university.
At the post-baccalaureate level, limited status enrollment is not available to students who have been denied admission to the department offering the course unless prior approval is granted by the department and the appropriate dean.
International StudentsLimited status enrollment does not fulfill requirements for issuing a student visa. International students (students studying or wishing to study in the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa) must have the approval of the Office of Admission (Hubbard Hall 218A) before registering for classes.
Restrictions on Limited Status EnrollmentA pre-baccalaureate limited status student may not register for more than 16 units; a post-baccalaureate limited status student may not register for more than 12 units.
Exceptions to this policy will be considered by the Office of Admission for USC employees and for post-baccalaureate students who submit a disclaimer of intent to pursue a USC degree.
Prior approval of the department offering the course is required for all limited status enrollment. If a limited status student is subsequently admitted to regular standing, no more than the first 16 undergraduate or the first 12 graduate units taken through limited status enrollment can be applied toward a degree. In very rare situations, individual undergraduate exceptions may be approved by the dean of the degree-conferring unit. For graduate students, the rare exception must be approved by the Vice Provost for Graduate Programs.
Dropping and Adding CoursesAll such changes must be processed by Web registration or through the Registration Department. Failure to withdraw officially will result in the mark of "UW," which is computed in the GPA as zero (0) grade points. A student may withdraw from a course without academic penalty during the first 12 weeks of the semester (or the week 12 equivalent for courses in special sessions). If the course is dropped within the first three weeks (or the week three equivalent for courses in special sessions), it does not appear on the academic transcript; if the course is dropped within weeks four through 12 (or weeks four through 12 equivalent for courses in special sessions), it will be recorded with a mark of "W." No course may be dropped after the end of the 12th week (or week 12 equivalent for courses in special sessions). A student may not withdraw from a course in which he or she committed or was accused of committing an academic integrity violation. After registering, it is the student's responsibility to withdraw officially from a course if he or she decides not to continue in a course. Courses may be added only during the first three weeks of the semester.
Registration in Graduate-Level Courses by Undergraduate StudentsExceptional undergraduate students may enroll in a graduate course. In order to do so, students must receive approval of the instructor. Students must have prior approval from the chair of the major department to count the course for undergraduate credit or audit the course. The student's major department will notify the Degree Progress Department regarding the manner in which the graduate course will be used. In no case will a student be allowed to enroll in and receive credit for a graduate course if the student's cumulative USC GPA is below 2.0.
USC-UCLA Cross-Registration for Graduate StudentsAs part of an academic resource-sharing program, USC graduate students have an opportunity to take a portion of their program at UCLA. This cross-registration opportunity is only available for courses or seminars not offered at USC and only to selected students. For further information on requirements, contact the USC Graduate School office (Grace Ford Salvatori Hall 315).
Credit (CR) will be granted only for work completed with a grade of B (3.0) or higher. The student's transcript will show that the course was taken at UCLA and also record the name of the course. Units attempted at UCLA are on the quarter system. USC students who complete course work at UCLA will have those units converted to semester units for each unit completed at UCLA. Library privileges will be extended at UCLA but other privileges or services cannot be offered.


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Chick fil A is a great fast food option. However as far as I know there is only one item on the menu you can get if you are very sensitive/have Celiac Disease. Chick fil A pressure cooks all of their chicken meaning the only thing they put in the fryer are the french fries. I get the grilled chicken nugget meal with fries and have never been sick. Most of their dipping sauces are also gluten free. The chick fil a sauce and the honey roasted bbq sauce are my favorites.
7575 Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68114
Grilled chicken sandwich can come with an individually wrapped gluten free bun and the chicken in a separate container. Also have an option for grilled nuggets. Delicious. I am unsure of the sauces, however.
2530 Sandy Plains Rd, Marietta, GA 30066
It's nice to have a fast food place that's safe to eat. The gf bun is pretty good, they make the grilled chicken separate so it stays safe, and the fries are made in a dedicated fryer.
11494 District Dr, South Jordan, UT 84095
I had the gf chicken sandwich and fries. I made sure they changed their gloves and marked an allergy, but I still got sick. it's just not gluten friendly here. dangit
1517 W Walnut Ave # Ati-75, Dalton, GA 30720
The staff was awesome! I was able to get my grilled nuggets, no marinade without having to explain it to them. It was such an easy, hassle free experience.
1100 N Saint Augustine Rd, Valdosta, GA 31601
They actually have gluten free buns!!
2207 Veterans Blvd, Del Rio, TX 78840
Great gluten free buns, salads, grilled nuggets and fries - all gluten free.
1500 Polaris Pkwy Ste Fc4, Columbus, OH 43240
They have a dedicated fryer for their waffle fries, and gluten free buns that come prepackaged for a small up charge. When you order, let them know you want the cooks to change gloves when they fulfill your order.
1 Baybrook Mall, Friendswood, TX 77546
Still waiting on my gf nuggets. Order seems to have gotten lost. Staff not knowledgeable about food ingredients. I wasn't expecting much, since it's fast food. I won't be back.
8475 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022
Now have gluten free bums. Fries made in their own oil. Some salads are gf.
5260 Stockdale Hwy, Bakersfield, CA 93309
Their new gluten free bun is the best gfree bun I've ever had!!! It was so soft and didn't fall apart either (even though I put chick fil a sauce ALL over it). Not only that but when they give it to you the bun is still packaged separately so that you know it hasn't been handled or cross contaminated. The grilled chicken sandwich was such amazing and definitely a step up from just the normal grilled nuggets I'm used to having from there.
14647 North Meridian Street, Carmel, IN 46032
Grilled nuggets, fries in separate fryer, and now they have a gf bun. Never had reaction.
1988 Hilliard Rome Rd, Hilliard, OH 43026
this place is my go to
3050 E Semoran Blvd, Apopka, FL 32703
Grilled nuggets were delicious and they have a dedicated fryer for their fries.
Northwest John Jones Drive, Burleson, TX 76028
Great service. Just tried their gluten free bun grilled chicken sandwich. The bun is pre packaged separately so you get to put it together. I would give the bun 3 out of 5 stars. I give Chick-fil-A a 10 for being pro active with the bun
16685 Mercantile Blvd, Noblesville, IN 46060
Great gluten free selection, gluten free fries/ fryer as well!
7575 Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68114
They have gluten free buns and grilled chicken and chicken nuggets that are delicious! I have heard that if you ask, they will use a separate fryer for celiacs. But the new girl I asked at the counter had no idea what I was talking about.
4127 Campus Dr, Irvine, CA 92612
Not all locations of Chick-fil-a are safe, but the one on UCI campus is a safe bet. The fries are done in canola oil, while they use peanut oil for everything that's breaded. A yummy choice if you crave waffle fries and grilled chicken
6201 N May Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
They finally have a gf bun!!!!!!! It comes wrapped in a sealed cellophane wrapper so you can strict the sandwich your self. SMART!! However, it doesn't matter if they put it on the side and construct your sandwich with a multigrain bun. When I called, I was told it was my husband's fault stating he should have said no bun, with a gf bun on the side. WHAT????? She also proceeded to explain cross contamination and that's why the gf bun is in a sealed wrapper. OH, ok!! So you DO know what cross contamination is! By the way, I have had their salads 100s of time with no issues.....
1610 Oviedo Marketplace Blvd., Oviedo, FL 32765
gluten free bun tasted good, but was served still a little frozen. overall pretty good experience.
10105 Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77584
They have a new bun option for GF and even make the sandwich separately so as to avoid cross contamination
4881 Us Highway 9, Howell, NJ 07731
grilled nuggets and fries, and bbq sauce, are gf and safe. just make them aware and they will change gloves and mark order with "allergy"
1145 Mount Vernon Hwy, Dunwoody, GA 30338
I get grilled nuggets and fries or salad with no issues.
4655 Lindle Rd, Harrisburg, PA 17111
You do have to be very specific, but once you tell them about your allergen, they mark it and must take care as I have ordered breakfast sandwiches without the bread and hashbrowns for breakfast several times and never gotten sick as they fry their potatoes in a separate fryer. I have also eaten the grilled chicken nuggets and waffle fries with no ill-effects from several locations! You can also add the nuggets to a salad, just be sure to specify no croutons, breaded add-ons etc. honestly, this is the only fast food place I will go! UPDATE!!! They are now offering gluten free buns that are prepackaged to prevent cross contamination!
9418 Mission Gorge Rd, Santee, CA 92071
Has a GF bun that is pretty good! It is separated in its own bag so it won't be toasted but prevents cross contamination. Costs an extra 1.15 more.
701 N Milwaukee Ave Ste 360, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
we love our Chick-fil-a. they are so friendly and accommodating.
384 Southpark Circle Space B-10, Colonial Heights, VA 23834
They have the bun now. Buns come out wrapped with your sandwich in the regular box. They don't come out warm. But they are still good.
1809 E 17th Ave, Hutchinson, KS 67501
Dedicated fryer. Gluten free buns (individually wrapped). II'm Celiac and I've never had any problems here!
7885 Highway 72 W, Madison, AL 35758
With having Celiac Disease I am nervous to go to many restaurants as I get violently sick if I ingest gluten. This location gets my food right every time. They now have gluten free buns as well and they come individually sealed. Way to take care of your gluten free customers.
1740 W Loop 281, Longview, TX 75604
Though they have one of the least selection when it comes to gluten allergins, Chick-fil-A has the best allergin menu that they adhere to as if it were in the Bible. Not going to lie, their fried chicken of all is Awesome but they have grilled chicken, Fries, HashBrown Tots, Fruit and a few other things and have never gotten sick. Just have to let them know and usually the Manager takes care of it so there's no cross contamination.
11494 District Dr, South Jordan, UT 84095
Love chick fil a. I always get grilled nuggets and fries and specify I have a gluten allergy. Make sure you check which sauces are okay but I love chick fil a and Polynesian sauce. I also probably wouldn't feel safe getting shakes unless I was the first person to get one since they have cookies and cream ones.
S, 3675 U.S. 41, Terre Haute, IN 47802
For six years I've asked for a gluten-free bun every time I went to Chick-fil-A. I already knew they didn't have them, but I was trying to create a demand. They just started using gluten-free buns last week and I tried it today. Not the best gluten-free bun I've ever had, but I'm happy with it. They treat gluten allergies very seriously at this location. They asked me if it was a preference or an allergy, when I told him allergy, they cleaned off the milkshake machine because I ordered a milkshake. They also have a dedicated fryer.
4200 Portsmouth Blvd # 65, Chesapeake, VA 23321
Chick-Fil-A just came out with a new gluten-free bun, and this location carries it. The new smokehouse chicken sandwich with a gluten-free bun was amazing!
6191 S State St Ste 348, Murray, UT 84107
They offer GF buns!!!!!!
2245 Dave Lyle Blvd, Rock Hill, SC 29730
They are always careful with my food and I've never had a problem eating here.
6401 Bluebonnet Blvd Ste Fc-10, Baton Rouge, LA 70836
Kids climbing tunnel playground at Siegen location is nice. Good food! Gluten free bun, salads.
3842 Promenade Pkwy, Diberville, MS 39540
They have dedicated fryers for the waffle fries and grilled chicken that will be prepared in a strict gluten free environment IF YOU SAY the word "celiac". I've only had one problem where a girl bagged my fries in the same bag as my family's breaded chicken (I am EXTREMELY sensitive to gluten) but when I said something, the manager stepped in and gave me fresh fries separately bagged.
1275 Eagles Landing Pkwy, Stockbridge, GA 30281
Stay away if you're celiac! They had no idea what that meant. They were helpful by looking up the items in the computer system that could be made "gluten free", but had absolutely no knowledge about cross-contamination.
1205 E Stone Dr, Kingsport, TN 37660
The staff didn't know offhand if the sriracha sauce had gluten in it and I told them not to worry. I planned to just look it up online since they were busy, but the person who took my order printed off nutritional info and brought it to me. (It does have gluten. But the BBQ and Polynesian don't!)
2052 Tiger Town Pkwy, Opelika, AL 36801
They have gluten free buns now! Dedicated fryer for french fries; I usually get the grilled nuggets, grilled chicken club (with gluten free bun), or a salad with grilled chicken.
1627 Opelika Rd Ste 54, Auburn, AL 36830
Chick-fil-a in Tigertown has gluten free buns and dedicated fryer for french fries. Grilled nuggets, the grilled chicken club, salads, etc.... all gluten free!
5330 Clark Rd, Sarasota, FL 34233
I eat here regularly without any issues! New GF bun available here.
902 W Mcdermott Dr, Allen, TX 75013
Just a warning. I just found out that the cheese on the salad's is not gluten-free
377 Amherst St, Nashua, NH 03063
As of TODAY 6/20/17 they have gluten free buns!! I got a gluten free grilled chicken club and fries. The fries are put in their own dedicated fryer. They put on new gloves when making my sandwich. They were so friendly to me about it that I almost cried. Such a great experience.
475 Howard Simmons Rd, Ellijay, GA 30540
They now have individually wrapped GF buns!!!! The fries are in a dedicated fryer too!
3020 E 3rd St, College Mall pad, Bloomington, IN 47401
dedicated fryer for waffle fries, grilled nuggets, salad, milkshakes
235 Goodman Rd W, Southaven, MS 38671
Very very limited menu. Grilled nuggets are very grimy
750 Sunland Park Dr Ste Vc6, El Paso, TX 79912
Great service & gluten free options
651 W Antelope Dr, Layton, UT 84041
My go to for GF in Layton. Yummy and healthy
507 E Loop 281, Longview, TX 75605
always a hq experience
3131 Manchester Expy Ste 7f, Columbus, GA 31909
Have had the grilled nuggets and fries many times and had no problems. I asked the first time and they told me that the fries were cooked in a different fryer. My go to place!
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my vmware player network settings -> NAT
I can connect to backtrack5 via private IP of vmware and windows 7, but my friend can't access via my public IP of internet. Since I am using wireless datacard dongle, so there's no configuration panel for port forwarding/IP forwarding(which is available for routers).
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Either way, anything with a submission element would be cool. Combat Sambo would be especially awesome.
http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com - http://thetattooedchimp.blogspot.co.uk/
Former sambo states do very well not just russia but it is still mainly russia, maybe if it got in more wrestling/judo countries would get involved, greco has actually got better now since the olympics under new rules more throws and more action, at the british this year there were throws going on all over, obviously at worlds and olympics there will be less due to the higher competition level but it will be better imo.
I'd like to see the world combat games get better investment, publicity and participation sambo, sub grappling, wrestling, boxing, karate, kickboxing all in the same games.
A new president etc was instated, and they met with officials from MMA promotions and people who have experience on putting on shows, on how to make it more fan friendly including simplifying the rules.
They have even started to run their committee better. They reported the Japanese olympic committee for soliciting votes for wrestling outside of the period that was allowed.
Would like to see both styles of wrestling merged to create a purer style. Would love it if FILA eventually decided to incorporate submissions into the sport to make it even more interesting.


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Welcome Parents & Family!
Dog Days Parent/Guest Presentation
Congratulations on your student being a Fresno State Bulldog! At Career Development Center, we provide resources to make your students' transition from campus to career as easy as possible. We invite you, however, to be our partners in this goal!
Research suggests that this generation of students respects and relies on the opinion of their parents more than in previous generations (Howe and Strauss, 2000). This means that, as a parent or family member of a college student, you are probably getting many questions related to your students' major selection and career choice. You could not possibly be expected to know all of the career options following a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology or a Bachelor of Arts in History (for example), so this is where we come in. Please feel free to browse our online resources in the Students section of this website and refer your students to our services for any of their career exploration and job searching needs.
Career Development Center is here to help your student with the following:
Major and Career Exploration – Not only will we help guide your students through choosing a major, but we will also help them connect their major with career options post-college
Job Searching – We have two job databases specifically for Fresno State students as well as on-campus interviewing and a career fair once a semester to help connect students with potential employers.
Job Search Preparation – Career Development Center will help your student prepare a professional resume and cover letter as well as practice for an interview setting through interview tips and mock interviews
Graduate School Preparation – Career Development Center can help guide your student through the difficult graduate school preparation process in order to help them understand the steps and write a winning personal statement.
Overall Career Coaching – Whether it be salary negotiation or resource hunting, Career Development Center is here to help your student with every aspect of their career exploration and job searching needs. Please ensure your student knows to utilize us.
For tips on how you can help your students, click here.
Howe, N. & Strauss, W. (2000). Millennials rising: The next great generation. New York: Vintage Books.


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|Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1950.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to supply supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1950, and for other purposes, namely:
For an additional amount for "Welfare of Indians", $803,000.
Approved, March 27, 1950.


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<p Education board approves statewide education tests p a g e 2 & Indians in court battle with Jackie Onassis 4" Ask Gramma: new Ojibwe News weekly feature p a g c 7 L_ Canadian Supreme Court to hear case involving Leonard Pettier Toronto (AP)- The Supreme Court of Canada will hear arguments April 17 on whether American Indian activist Leonard Peltier was improperly extradited to the United States on charges of murdering two FBI agents, his lawyer said Thursday. Lawyer Diane Martin of Toronto said she will present evidence that false evidence was submitted at Peltier's extradition hearing 12 years ago. The Supreme Court will be asked to reopen Peltier's case and hold a new extradition hearing, she said in an interview. Peltier, 43, is serving two consecutive life sentences at Leavenworth prison in Kansas for murdering two FBI agents on a South Dakota Indian reservation in 1975. Agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler were killed in a shootout. Peltier was cgnvicted of their murders in 1977. He was tried in Fargo, N.D. Peltier fled to Canada and was arrested at Hinton, Alberta, in 1976. A Vancouver court ordered his extradition to the United States. But Martin said an affidavit from Myrtle Poor Bear that said she was present when Peltier shot the two FBI agents is false. "There is no doubt it was false," she added, "that was uncontested." Martin said there is also no evidence proving Peltier pulled the trigger of the gun that killed the agents. In 1986, a U.S. Court of Appeal ruled that the prosecution withheld ballistics evidence favorable to Peltier and "there is a possibility the jury would have acquitted Leonard Peltier had the records and data improperly withheld from the defence been available to him." But the three judges concluded there was not enough evidence to order a new trial. Peltier's 12-year effort for a new trial has had the support of the U.S. Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Amnesty International and South African Archbishop Desmond Turn. Hurricane Joan fund raiser planned On Saturday morning, Jan. 28, the Ecumenical Task Force on Peace with Jusitce will sponsor a fund raising breakfast to benefit victims of Hurricane Joan. The event will begin at 9 a.m. at the United Methodist Church, Ninth Street and Beltrami Avenue, in Bemidji. A newly released documentary, "Hurricane Joan," will be featured. Hurricane relief brigades and other hurrican relief efforts will be discussed. Hurricane Joan hit Nicaragua's east coast on Oct. 22, 1988 and went on a 36-hour rampage which devastated the small Central American country. The storm razed entire towns, left 181,000 people homeless, did extensive ecological and agricultural damage, killed and injured hundreds, and hundreds were reported missing. Preliminary figures put total damages at $800 million, about four years worth of national exports. The disaster has been cynically politicized resulting in a shortage of foreign assistance. Material donations as well as cash contributions will be gratefully accepted. Everyone is welcome. Judges imposing longer sentences St. Paul (AP)- Twenty-seven offenders have been sentenced to more than twice the recommended terms in the two years since the state Supreme Court made it significantly easier for judges to greatly exceed sentencing guidelines, says the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission. The commission's report released Thursday said its 1986 data showed a significant increase in the frequency with which judges imposed sentences more than double those called for in the guidelines. But in 1987 that appeared to level off, the report said. The report does not include data from last year. The commission recommended further study of long sentences to make sure there are no serious problems with sentences becoming disproportionate to the crime and to ensure that people who commit similar offenses in Minnesota receive similar sentences. The Ojib we Fifty Cents News Founded in 1988 Volume 1 issue 36 January 25,1989 i Copyright, the Ojibwe News, 1989 A Weekly Publication Bemidji, Minnesota 56601 Red Lake Chairman Roger Jourdain, seated left, examines the record signed by Interior Secretary Donald Hodel, seated right, during a ceremony In Washington on Wednesday, Jan. 11. Other council members are, from left to right, Tom Still Day, Bob White feather, Bill King, Greeting Spear and Adolph Barret. The Red Lake band of Chippewa received 32,000 acres of land in Koochiching County. The land Is part of 188,000 acres of land ceded for homesteading 100 years ago. The land was returned to Red Lake In 1945, but the 32,000 acres were overlooked In the transfer. Not pictured, but who also accompanied the tribal council on the trip, were Al Thunder, Donald and Debra Allery and Monty Hammit. AP/Wide World Photos Lottery companies hire lobbyists to woo Minnesota lawmakers St. Paul (AP)- Four major state lottery companies have hired lobbyists in an attempt to ensure that proposed lottery legislation before Minnesota lawmakers will be as lucrative as possible for them. "Selling to lotteries is big business," J. Blaine Lewis, president of the National Association of State and Provincial Lotteries and director of the Connecticut state lottery, said Monday. "Even in small states, the lottery is big business. The more money lotteries make, the more vendors (suppliers) make." Legislators are in the initial stages of writing a law that will determine how the lottery will be shaped, managed and promoted. The lobbyists oppose restrictions that would dampen sales, because vendors normally get a percentage of gross sales. Restrictions on advertising or on jackpot limits probably would cut into sales, said Andrew Kozak, a representative of the Bloomington-based Control Data. The first thing lobbyists want, Kozak said, is "a level playing field," meaning the law should be written so all firms can bid and so none goes in with an advantage. The four major companies that supply on-line computers to record and monitor lottery sales and to service lottery networks are GTECH Corp., Providence, R.I.; Control Data; General Instrument, Hunt Valley, Md., and Scientific Games, Atlanta. The medium-size Washington state lottery recently awarded a contract to Control Data that is worth an estimated $40 million over the next five years. Evelyn Sun, director of the Washington state lottery, said Control Data will collect 2.5 percent of annual gross sales in its new contract. That is a fairly high percentage, said Sun, but Control Data must pay for leasing telephone lines for the computer system. That is estimated to be about $1.5 million a year. Scientific Games, which has a contract with the Iowa lottery's lotto game, earned about $1.4 million last year on gross sales of $47.1 million, according to Bret Voorhees, spokesman for the lottery. Exclusive interview- Vernon Bellecourt interview continues By Mark Boswell Assistant Editor 77i/s is the second in a series of interviews with Vernon Bellecourt. I conversed with Vernon Bellecourt, a member of the American Indian Movement and White Earth enrollee, last week at his residence in Minneapolis. Bellecourt, who has recieved much media attention because of his trips to Libya and his relationship with Col. Muammar Quaddafi, has been a long-time advocate of aboriginal peoples throughout the world. Last fall he was arrested and jailed for refusing to testify in court about a previous visit to Libya. MB: I think that its difficult for people to realize the parallels between human rights struggles, particularly those going on here in Minnesota on the White Earth Reservation and the struggles going on elsewhere. VB: I understand that. Its because of our isolation. I've had the extreme honor and opportunity to be able to break out of the poverty syndrome and see it from the outside. From White Earth to every reservation across this country I can see it ingrained in the thinking of tribal leadership. We are all suffering from the poverty syndrome. They got us locked into a mindset that is, "Oh, its so hard to be an Indian." It's as if we almost accept the kind of life that's imposed on us as an Indian way of life. Because of fortunate opportunities that I have had to travel and learn, I have broken out of that. I can see that U.S. foreign policy against other oppressed peoples is a direct reflection of its domestic policy toward Indian peoples and others. MB: In your opinion, they've perfected oppression here? VB: Yes. America is the laboratory of repression. The history of America was almost like a scientific laboratory of repression against the Indian on a grand scale. Now they're carrying out those same programs and policies throughout the world, including "The rhetoric of genocide." MB: The rhetoric of genocide? VB: You've got to understand the whole thing about what the U.S. is doing. At any time in our history when our leaders, our chiefs, stood to defend themselves and their lands and their peoples, they were called savages, hostiles, renegades, red dogs, heathens, pagans—"The rhetoric of genocide." America has refined this process. The mindset that we, as Indian people, are locked into is a direct result of mis process. So that if we continue to allow ourselves to be locked into a mindset that we can't see, we'll never get anywhere. You can see it in the competition and animosity between White Earth and Naytahwaush, or Pine Point and White Earth. Or, "You're from Red lake, you don't belong here"; or, "You're from Leech Lake, you don't belong here." They've got us playing the game, they refined it and they've gotten us accepting it and playing the game. So, I'm willing to accept the responsibility. But ultimately, if we as Indian people are going to survive, we have to deal with the cancer and not the symptom. All we are doing is being locked into the symptoms of welfare, food stamps, poverty. These things breed violence in the family, chemical dependency, drug addiction, broken homes, orphaned children, high populations of our people in prisons. So we have to understand that this is not our problem alone. Its not only our suffering. Those problems were created for us, and we are the ones that suffer. The same situation arises when we look at aparthied in South Africa. Americans are eager to take on a cause in Nicaragua, or El Salvador, or South Africa. But, Americans were the architects of aparthied, what is happening to the blacks in South Africa, has already happened to us and is being refined. The blacks are being forced onto the worst lands called Bontu Stands, which means "the people's land". The same thing happened here when we were forced onto what was considered the worst lands called reservations. Bontu Stands and reservations. It's the same type of policy. It seems as if -South Africa came and studied in the U.S. to see how America dealt with the Indian, in order to perpetuate this evil in South Africa. Now they're coming back with things like the White Earth Reservation Land Settlement Act and they get puppet regimes, like the current one under Darrel Wadena, but not limited to him. The U.S. government uses our leadership like they use Bontu Hi W- Chiefs in South Africa, to further perpetuate the destruction of the black. Likewise, to further perpetuate the destruction of the Indian. Now they're taking back the Bontu stand. America and its corporate community have an insatiable greed that will never be satisfied my friend, until they have everything that-the Indian has; until our land is gone and we have become the vanished American. And if we allow it to happen, then we are buying into our own destruction. Beltecourt/page 6 created from photo by Terri LaDuke Snowbound deer not yet in danger By Mark Boswell Assistant Editor With 30 inches of snow on the ground and winter only half over many people have voiced concern over how this might affect the deer populations in Indian Country. Jim Ziegler, of die White Earth Reservation Conservation Department stated, "The critical time will be late February or early March, depending on how the weather goes between now and then." According to Ziegler this winter has not been difficult for the deer despite the unusual amount of snow that blankets the area. Mild temperatures and little or no wind have benefitted the deer who would otherwise have to burn their fat reserves to keep warm on cold winter nights. "They metabolize a lot slower in the winter," said Ziegler, "the problem that occurs when people go out and feed the deer is that their metabolism increases due to the introduction of food sources they might not get until spring." According to Mark Lenarz, of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in Grand Rapids, this artificial stimulation of the deer's metabolism causes them to be dependent on these other food sources. "Anyone who wants to feed the deer better be prepared to feed them for the rest of the winter because of this," said Lenarz. Normally, a deer can survive without any significant food intake for eight or nine weeks, explained Lenarz. The introduction of artificial food sources can upset this natural method the deer have developed to survive Minnesota winters. Buck Cummings, President of the Detroit Lakes Area Wildlife Club said that his organization had discussed the possibility of feeding deer but will not do so until late February or early March. "We had Earl Johnson, the Wildlife Manager from the area DNR come in and talk to us about this," said Cummings. Johnson suggested the late winter for feeding because that will be the most critical time. White-tailed deer in Minnesota typically herd together during the winter months. Depending on the terrain and available food sources the herds can run from eight to ten animals in forested areas all the way up to 100 animals for open or prairie herds. The small areas that the deer herd into in winter are called yards. These yards may be targeted for feeding, but no immediate plans have been made. Leech Lake Reservation has made available heavy equipment and labor to clear trails and roadways for the deer to traverse on that reservation. As of yet. White Earth Reservation has not made plans for feeding or clearing trails. According to Ziegler the techniques of feeding and/or clearing trails may not effectively aid the deer population. "Even if we had the money to do it," explained Ziegler," we might be able to reach only two or three percent of the deer on the reservation, and out of that small percentage its hard to say how- many healthy animals would have survived the winter anyway. We'll just have to wait and see how the rest of the winter goes."
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The Blizzard BanditThe Blizzard Bandit (1984) Season 1 Episode 124- Heathcliff Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Heathcliff Cartoon Episode GuideEpisode GuideTelevisionSeriesCartoon
- Traditional Animation
- DiC Entertainment, LBS Communications, McNaught Syndicate
- Animation Studio: Araki Production, Mushi Production, Studio Korumi, Studio Take
- Distributed by: Telepictures Distribution, Turner Program Services, Inc., Worldvision Enterprises Inc.
- Cartoon Characters: Heathcliff, Sonja, Cleo, Iggy, Knuckles, Mugsy, Spike, Grandma, Bush, Raul, Milkman, Fish Market Proprietor.
- Voice Actors: Mel Blanc, Marilyn Lightstone, Donna Christle, Derek McGrath, Ted Ziegler, Danny Wells, Stanley Jones, Danny Mann.
- Produced By Jean Chalopin, Denys Heroux, Diana Dru Brotsford, Andy Heyward, Tetsuo Katayama.
- Animated By Jureo Abe, Seln Okada, Kenichi Adaln, Rasae Otake, Kado Furanoki, Kazuko Shirata, Michi Hinendo, Keiko Skirai.
- Written By Ann Elder, Chuck Lorre, Charles Mulholland, Doug Booth, George Hampton, Laura Numeroke, Cynthia Chenault, Jack Hanrahan, Mike O'Mahony; more Writers ...
- Music: Shuki Levy, Haim Saban.
- Editor: Masatoshi Tsurybichi, Torono Takahashi.
- First Aired on October 18, 1984.
- Originally Released in Syndication.
- Running Time: 11 minutes.
- Episode Number: 124
- Season: 1
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Y'all come over to our house as we kick off Jazz Fest 2013 with a preview of Big Easy artist Michael Guidry's paintings. Michael is showcasing his work the second week of Jazz Fest but you have a chance to see his coastal inspirations before the crowds.
Michael creates works of art by incorporating methods both ancient and modern to turn raw materials into a celebration of our unique surroundings. He has been featured in New Orleans Magazine, Our Louisiana Magazine and Coastal Living.
Jazz Fest is also inspiring our music, food & cocktails for the evening!
Pieces available for purchase during our showcase.
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Genealogy DNA testing — which uses different chromosomes from medical DNA tests — can confirm or disprove relationships between people and estimate the number of generations to their common ancestor. Y-DNA tests utilize the Y chromosome (inherited by males), and can match men who are related through paternal lines. (To be part of Ysearch, a woman would enter a male blood relative's test results.)
You can register with Ysearch by submitting Y-DNA test results, contact information (there are several privacy options) and your most-distant known ancestor. Once you have a user ID, enter it to look for genetic matches. Ysearch had 2,900 registered users as of February.


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New Spotlight Recognition Awards Program
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I am excited to announce we are launching a new recognition program called "Spotlight Awards". This program recognizes individuals for a variety of impactful contributions to CSC. Initially, we will be launching two awards, Members Choice and Small Business. In the case of the Members Choice award we will rely on you, our members, to decide who has earned this recognition. Our first award recipients will be announced in January 2012. To learn more about the program and how you can nominate someone for the Members Choice award , please visit our Spotlight Award FAQ.
If you have questions about the program don't hesitate to ask.
Hey Dan & CSC Team,
Happy May 1st to all
Please pass along a very large thanks to Joseph, Bilal, Dan,
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Habbo : A virtual world game (like Second Life or The Sims) set in a hotel where you can hang out and chat with other users.
Uberstrike : Play virtual paintball solo or with a group.
Runescape : A fantasy adventure game
Pen-paper : A database of role playing
Webgame14 : Another website offering a variety
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TeenSay : A variety of games categorized by type includes chess, sports, fishing, etc.
Other fun stuff:
Truth or Fiction : heard a rumor? Check here to see if it is truth or fiction
Snopes : inquiry into urban legends, common fallacies, misinformation, old wives' tales, strange news stories, rumors, celebrity gossip, and similar items.
Mythbusters : a website for the Discovery Channel show Mythbusters includes quizzes, games, videos and results of previous inquiry.
Funtrivia : Like the title says: Fun trivia. Also, game and quizzes.
Magazines and Zines online:
Rookie Mag : A teen magazine for teenage girls, by teenage girls, updated daily with advice, music, books and style.
The Onion : A farcical, funny newspaper full of articles which highlight social commentary
The AV Club : From the people who brought you The Onion--a website focusing on arts and culture, featuring television, video and book reviews
The Source : Hip-hop music, culture and politics
Twist Magazine : Style and fashion for the modern teen girl
Thrasher Magazine : All skate culture, all the time
1UP : An online gaming magazine, featuring reviews and cheat codes Bamboozled! : A zine by teens, for teens featuring movie and music reviews, articles and online forums
Sharing Machine Comics : A hub for the webcomics Married to the Sea, Toothpaste for Dinner and Natlie Dee
Fluff in Brooklyn : A selection of webcomics and podcasts
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Where Can You Find the Largest Monument to the Underground Railroad?
04 June 2010
The nation's largest monument to the Underground Railroad can be found in Battle Creek, Michigan. The 28 foot long and 14 foot high bronze statue was made possible by the generosity of the WK Kellogg Foundation and Glenn A. Cross Estate. Sculptor Ed Dwight's monument can be found near WK Kellogg's House, entrance off of W. Van Buren Street. The lovely park like setting with flower-lined pathways showcases the beauty of the statue. A information kiosk is on site to provide further information.
This statue honors the men and women who operated the Underground Railroad. Specifically, Harriet Tubman and Erastus and Sarah Hussey. Harriet Tubman, best known conductor of the Underground Railroad, travelled the country helping slaves, but never came to Battle Creek.
The statue depicts scenes of families escaping by horse drawn wagon, moving through a forest and seeking refuge in a cellar.
During the 1840's and 1850's historians estimate that 1500 fugitive slaves passed through Battle Creek.
If you are ever in Battle Creek, add the Underground Railroad Monument to you list to see. And if the jeopardy answer is 'you will find the largest monument to the underground railroad here' You can say, "What is Battle Creek, Michigan?"
7 comments:
- Betty DeRamus said...
One 19th century history of Calhoun County called Battle Creek a place where fugitive slaves "could have been escorted through the town to the accompaniment of a brass band and a hallelujah chorus without fear of arrest." It was definitely a town whose people believed in freedom by any means.
- June 04, 2010 7:16 PM
- Barbara said...
Brenda, I am now proud that my ancestors settled in that area. What nice history, and I do watch Jeopardy.
- June 04, 2010 8:13 PM
- Brenda said...
Betty, Thanks for the info-I learned something new.
Barbara, There is a lot to be proud of in Battle Creek's history.
- June 04, 2010 10:04 PM
- Kathleen Brandt, Professional Genealogist said...
Thanks for this info. I know where the Kansas passage was, but lived in Michigan and never new about this one. Of course that was in the 80's, and I was much more into boys than history. (Heck I often didn't even know their history)LOL
- June 05, 2010 5:56 PM
- Brenda said...
I, too, have learned more about this recently.
- June 05, 2010 6:48 PM
- Mavis said...
Thanks, interesting information that I didn't know about Battle Creek, MI's role.
- September 05, 2011 8:53 AM
- Brenda Leyndyke said...
I think a few people are surprised by Battle Creek's role. I know I was when I first moved here.
- September 06, 2011 1:57 PM


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Spirit Awards 2011: Best Beauty Looks
Since making her runway debut two years ago, 19-year-old model Hannah Holman has graced a number of designer print campaigns, playing roles ranging from urban sophisticate to femme fatale. But what does she like to wear on her skin and hair when she's not in character? We met Holman at her Empire Hotel suite to see what beauty products she can't live without.
"When I found out I was doing the campaign for the new Daisy Eau So Fresh fragrance I was really excited—I love Marc Jacobs. I remember being with my mom at the mall when I was younger and buying Daisy. It was my first perfume!"
"It depends on what I'm doing and the group I'm around—if I'm meeting with an agent, I might wear a different scent. But if I'm going out with friends, I'll wear Daisy Eau So Fresh because it's playful and free-spirited. I also like the way the bottle looks. I have four of them and I think, `Oh, I should give them away.' But then I think, `They look so cool!' They're gorgeous."
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This Seal of Solomon is used for acquiring wealth, great success in all money matters, growing business, fortune and help in creating real financial security for its owner.
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Without belonging to any one religion the Solomon Seals were inspired by King Solomon, a mystical figure that inspired many stories. The legend of King Solomon's Seal, of the wondrous signet ring which he received from heaven, is common to Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
The Solomon Seals symbolize a harmony of opposites, whose significance is manifold as much as it is multicultural. It reflects the cosmic order, the skies, the movement of the stars in their spheres, and the perpetual flow between heaven and earth, between the elements of air and fire.
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Herb, from Washington asks:
Recently, while assembling a photo album, I was unable to copy or drag and drop a .jpg photo from a WORD file into an Explorer folder. Is there a way to copy a graphic file from a WORD .doc file to a file in Explorer?
Thanks for the question Herb, and yes there is. What we'll do here is copy the graphic into an image editor and save the resulting copy. Since Paint comes pre-installed in all versions of Windows, we'll work with that.
First, right-click on the image in the Word document and select Copy from the context menu (or you can click the image and use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C).
A quick way to open Paint (and one that works with various Windows versions) is through Run. Hold the Windows key and tap the R key (Win+R)…
…and type pbrush into the field. Click OK.
In Paint, either choose Paste from the Edit menu, or paste with the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+V.
Then, save the image to a convenient location (Ctrl+S).
If the original image is of sufficient quality, you may want to enlarge it as much as possible before copying (see below). The one used for this demonstration was a good quality photo (of our top quality dog) and the copy of the enlarged version was significantly better than that of a smaller saved copy. However, if the original is of poor quality, the saved copy will be likewise (quality in, quality out).
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Cleveland (AP) - Attorneys for both sides have laid out their cases to open the retrial of a man charged in a Cleveland fire that killed a woman and eight children at a birthday sleepover.
A prosecutor said Tuesday that Antun Lewis maliciously set the blaze in May 2005, but a defense attorney argued lewis had no motive to do that.
Lewis won a new trial based on unreliable prosecution testimony from jailhouse informants. Some informants will be called again to testify.
The Plain Dealer reports the defense plans to call different jailhouse informants who could cast doubt on other informants' testimony.
Invetistigators say Lewis was upset over a drug debt and dumped gasoline to set the fire.
The 29-year-old Lewis maintains his innocence. He could face life in prison if convicted.
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Turing machine
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1 Introduction
2 Variants
There are several variants of defining the concept of a Turing machine. These varants can be classified across several aspects. I shall classify possible variants in terms of two questions:
- how the machine behaves at transitions
- how the the running of the machine terminates
2.1 A classifying aspect
2.1.1 Transition
I make a distinction between sum-like and product-like transition behavior:
- product-like transition
- means that the head moves and writes at each transition (this may have a funny consequence: sometimes, we have to undo the last moving step of the head at the end of running -- i.e. there may remain a superfluous last moving that has to be undone). Maybe that is why some of these variants extend the moving possibilities: besides left, right there is also an idle move.
- sum-like transition
- means that the head moves or writes at each transition (never both). J. Donald Monk's Mathematical Logic describes this approach. I like this approach better, because it looks more ecomical conceptually (we do not have to undo any superfluous final movings, nor do we need to introduce idle moves) and because it looks nicer for me even conceptually.
2.1.2 Halting
Halting can be done in several ways -- a (second) special state (final state), or a special action (termination action) etc... Here, I avoid the concept of halting state. The only special state is the starting state, but I do not overload the concept of state in any other way -- halting is achieved in another way
2.2 A construct called Maybe2
Sum-like transition and avoiding the concept halting state -- they look like two independent, orthogonal aspects. But a construct (called
data Maybe2 a b = Nothing2 | Just2 a b
2.3 Moves
There are variants of the Turing machine concept also accross other problems, e.g. how the head and the tape moves related from each other: which is regarded as moving, which is immobile.
Using the facts that
- the head is
- finite (even if the states are included)
- and even limited, even constant (fixing a concrete Turing machine): it does not grow during a run
- the tape is infinite, or (in some approaches to Turing machine concept) finite but unlimited, maintaining dynamically its approporiate size
I prefer a convention taken from a physical view: I regard the head as being mobile even if it is made from the heaviest transuranium metal or a black hole, and tape being (or growing) immobile even if it is made of the finest membrane.
3 Planning a programming language: incarnating most concepts
3.1 SyntaxI was dreaming of a syntax reflecting the conceptual structure of the main concepts -- maybe reflecting even the logic of the Haskell implementation! In generally, I do not like special names (like
start is for starting state, everything else...) -- I like the concept of tags much better -- I mean the concept of tags as shown in classical examples -- e.g. direct sum or
3.1.1 Verbose syntax
188.8.131.52 Example
starting : blank : move right with starting; starting : letter 1 : write letter 1 with becoming processing; becoming processing : blank : write letter 1 with becoming extended; becoming processing : letter 1 : move right with becoming processing; becoming extended : blank : stop; becoming extended : letter 1 : stop;
3.1.2 Concise syntax
188.8.131.52 Example
0 : _ : -> / 0 0 : '1 : !'1 / @processing @processing : _ : !'1 / @extended @processing : '1 : -> / @processing @extended : _ : . @extended : '1 : .
188.8.131.52 Motivation of signs
- 0 signing starting state comes from David S. Woodruff's Turing machine interpreter TM
- Exclamation mark signing the concept of writing comes from the Z model-based formal specification language, where exclamation mark is used to mark output variables
- Repeated colons signing compound cases come from the concept of currying.
- At-character signing state comes from its literal meaning in natural languages (in everyday English language, as a preposition for expressing being at places times or states) -- also reflected in its use in e-mail addresses
- Apostrophe signing a (non-blank) letter comes from using apostrophes in programming languages for character literals and from using apostrophes (or upper corners) for quotations in mathematical logic
- Slash-character signing the concept of compound action (allowing the possibility of halting instead) comes from the theory of automata
- Dot signing termination is hard to explain. In Prolog, dot is a terminating symbol, but in another sense: it terminates syntactical units (rules and facts), not processes!
3.2 Implementation
3.2.1 Representations of main concepts
188.8.131.52 Language
module Language where import Util (Maybe2 (Nothing2, Just2)) type Turing state symbol = Turing0 (Maybe state) (Maybe symbol) type Turing0 state symbol = state -> symbol -> Maybe2 (Action symbol) state data Action symbol = Write symbol | Move Bool
184.108.40.206.1 Discernable non-emptyness: special state, special symbolMost conceptual frameworks of Turing machine concept allow us a big liberty at chosing the set of states and symbols -- but empty set is not allowed. Of course Haskell types are never empty, but non-emptyness provided by
blank and default state is called
starting. The presence of special symbol, special state is reflected directly in the representation of language concepts -- and both are represented by
This way allows us a big liberty at chosing the set of states and symbols -- we do not have to restrict the user's freedom to use any types for both symbols and states. Strings, integers, enumarations, characters, booleans...
22.214.171.124.2 Halting
Another -- maybe analogous -- problem is the representation of halting.There may be alternative solutions: introduction of concepts like halting state or halting action, etc... I felt that
18.104.22.168 Tape
At first I wrote a circular program to make double linked list to implement a bidirectionally infinite tape. It is superfluous, there is a more simple solution:
module Tape where import Util (Stream (Cons)) data Tape a = Tp {left, right :: Stream a, cell :: a} move :: Bool -> Tape a -> Tape a put :: a -> Tape a -> Tape a get :: Tape a -> a
220.127.116.11 Utility module
module Util where data Maybe2 a b = Nothing2 | Just2 a b data Stream a = Cons a (Stream a)
3.3 Extending language
A pattern language, or some other extending possibilities, to avoid redundances. Maybe a macro language as at David S. Woodruff's Turing machine interpreter TM. Other syntactic sugar.


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Hi. This is my first post. Sorry if I'm a little confused. So what I did was I downloaded an ISO of Backtrack 5 Release 1 and then used Unetbootin to put it on my 4 gig flash drive (really 3.73 gigs, I found it...). Then I put the USB into my netbook (Acer Aspire One D257-1648) and booted from it. I hit "Default text mode" and then it told me to hit Enter for something to do with...video...something. And to hit space to continue. So I pressed space and it loaded a bunch of stuff and then the BT logo came up and then it loaded to the text command line place. Here's one place where I got confused. The command line said root@root. As I've been reading through the forums and searching for stuff, I have only found people writing "root@bt" as if that is their command line start thingy. But mine is always root@root. Then I read that you have to log in with the username root and the password toor. But that confused me even more because I watched a video on youtube and a thing came up for the person when they booted backtrack that said
"bt login:"
Mine has never said anything like that. Does anybody know why?? Backtrack still works fine!
Anyway, the next thing I did was type startx and it loaded the GUI (of course..sorry, I just want to be as descriptive as possible..). Then I opened the Wicd manager and it told me there were no wireless networks.
So I went into the terminal and typed "service networking start" and it told me "networking stop/waiting". And then I typed ifconfig and it gave me:
l0 - whole bunch of stuff
eth0 - whole bunch of stuff
I'm not sure what l0 is...but I know eth0 is ethernet.
Next, I typed iwconfig and it said:
l0 no wireless extensions
eth0 no wireless extensions
When I type lspci | grep Network it says something like this (I kind of memorized it since I'm not in BT right now, but windows 7. I do know for sure what wireless card I have though)
Network controller - stuff >> Broadcom Corporation 4313 802.11 LAN<< stuff
So my card wasn't being recognized...I went to the internet, searched the forums, tried drivers like this one:
That driver didn't work, so I found a patch...patch only half worked. So now I don't know what to do. I found an Alfa AWUS036h on craigslist for 20 dollars new. I have heard it is very good but the person said they live about a half an hour away and I doubt my parents will drive me...the person won't meet halfway either. So for now I am trying to figure out my own card.
I have seen many threads on the forums about this Broadcom 4313 and people's troubles. Has anyone found a solution? I have tried multiple things and it still doesn't work! Thanks in advance!
P.S. As this is my first post, I might as well add that I really like Backtrack so far and it is my first Linux OS. I know that it is meant more for professional people and not even as just a regular OS but, as my first experience with linux, it is great.
Is there a way to make a persistent USB install using windows 7 and a 4 gig usb? When I used unetbootin it said that I can't do persistence because its "Ubuntu only". Then I found something on backtrack-linux.org that said that to do persistence you have to have at least an 8 gig...is this true? It would be nice to do it on my 4g usb.