Join the Beginning Lapidary - Cabochon Cutting event in Seattle hosted by NW Rockhounds. This event, instructed by Carly VDH, will teach participants the art of cutting stone. Discover the process of transforming a rough stone into a beautifully shaped and polished cabochon, suitable for jewelry or display cases. Gain expertise in using stone-cutting tools and become comfortable working with equipment. In this class, you will have the opportunity to cut Brazilian Agate into a calibrated oval shape. Please note that the class size is limited to four students, so secure your spot today. The event will take place on Saturday, September 23rd, from 11 am to 2:30 pm. The ticket price is $90, which includes all necessary supplies. This class is a requirement for the open lapidary studio. Remember to check your email a few days prior to the event for further instructions. Additionally, earplugs will be provided, as the class involves working with loud equipment. Masks are optional, except during a specific stage of the stone cutting process where they will be provided. Refunds are available for cancellations made seven days or more in advance of the event date. Don't miss this opportunity to learn and master the art of cutting stone at the Beginning Lapidary - Cabochon Cutting event in Seattle.

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When traveling, I always want to visit the local universities; it feels like living a different life for a moment. Especially when it&rsquo;s such a famous public university like the University of Washington. Gary Locke, former Microsoft chairman&hellip; they all graduated from UW. Bill Gates&rsquo; father, a well-known lawyer, once taught at its law school. Bruce Lee studied here too, and it was where he met his wife.

Later, I visited UW&rsquo;s Suzzallo Library&mdash;often referred to as the real-life &ldquo;Harry Potter Library.&rdquo; It&rsquo;s a grandeur rival that of the Boston Public Library. The UW School of Medicine also ranks extremely high, consistently alongside Harvard and Stanford. Its programs in clinical medicine and public health are also highly ranked. Lee studied here before, and then met his wife... Afterwards, we visited the UW library, the Suzzallo Library, which is considered a real-life &quot;Harry Potter library.&quot; Its grandeur rivals Boston&#39;s public library. Also, the University of Washington&#39;s medical school is highly ranked, consistently on par with Harvard and Stanford. Clinical medicine, public health, and nursing are all excellent. It&#39;s close to Amazon and Microsoft headquarters, and it collaborates closely with tech companies like Google and Meta, so its research funding is high.

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