How to schedule a court hearing
File your claim with the small claims clerk.
When you file a claim, the clerk may put a date on your claim. This date typically is the deadline for the other side to respond.

OPTIONS:
- Under small claims court rules of evidence, you must file your claim as soon as possible after the hearing date. In some areas, the judge will issue an order during which you can file an answer of any disputed or defable grounds.
- You typically will have to pay a filing fee. You probably won't be charged a fee for a small claims court hearing.
- If there is no date, you only have five days from the time the judge sends you notice of a hearing to respond to your claim. If you appear in court and speak up, the judge may issue a written order requiring a hearing to occur.
- In some jurisdictions you don't have to show up at court on that date, but in others you do. The clerk will let you know if you are expected to be there.

In some jurisdictions you don't have to show up at court on that date, but in others you do. The clerk will let you know if you are expected to be there.

How to write a letter of interest for grad school
Set your intentions.
You should know what you want to achieve by attending graduate school before you start to apply. This statement is part of your application but it is also an opportunity for you to do some serious self-evaluation about your goals and plans.

OPTIONS:
- While you may not know your exact dissertation topic at this point, you should have a good idea of where you'd like to go in your studies. Evaluate your goals based on what you would like to study, and think about whether your particular focus will contribute to the field you're entering.
- You need to be aware that grad school can be taxing and difficult on your career. Think about getting into graduate school with a degree and then look through your ideas carefully after you have spent some time contemplating them.
- This should come into play once you graduate. Acknowledge all the internships you may need to complete.
- Having a clear understanding of your reasons for wanting to graduate will help you get a better idea of what you want to accomplish. What are you trying to achieve in graduate school? What do you want to gain? Learn about both of these before you begin writing your intent letter.

While you may not know your exact dissertation topic at this point, you should have a good idea of where you'd like to go in your studies. Evaluate your goals based on what you would like to study, and think about whether your particular focus will contribute to the field you're entering.

A person rolls in the grass after a fall and gets up to join a game of lacrosse. We see gear in the grass and a man speaking to the camera. men

OPTIONS:
- fight over lacrosse and are shown raking in the grass and talking to the camera.
- play lacrosse and ladies cheer on the side.
- are shown holding lacrosse sticks and a girl is seen hitting a ball with one.
- are shown talking again.

play lacrosse and ladies cheer on the side.

How to make crustless quiche
Preheat your oven to 325 f (160 c).
Make sure that the baking rack is set in the middle.
Generously butter a 9-inch (22.86-centimeter) pie plate.

OPTIONS:
- Prepare the pie crust by greasing it with a little olive oil or by gluing the crust closed with parchment paper. In a clean 2 gallon (3.775 liter) pie pan, bake for about five minutes.
- Roll out the butter and place it on the pie plate. Measure out the whipping cream, sugar, milk, and eggs.
- This quiche doesn't have a crust, so you want to make sure that it won't stick to the pie plate. If you'd prefer individual servings, butter 4 to 6 ramekins instead.
- Prepare a side of the pie plate (or a large bowl, if working with pie) with a 2 1/2 quarts (1.9 l) water. Apply butter to a 9-inch (22.86-centimeter) pie plate/bowl.
This quiche doesn't have a crust, so you want to make sure that it won't stick to the pie plate. If you'd prefer individual servings, butter 4 to 6 ramekins instead.