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Lygon Street is traditionally a street of Italian eateries and some days I just don't feel like pizza and pasta and I glaze over at all the meaty offerings. Being inner city and close the University of Melbourne means that the street has many interesting shops and cafes and bookstores (even if one megabookstore opened in an aggressive marketing move). It also means it was one of the first café strips in Melbourne that I discovered (no prizes for guessing where I studied).
The Lygon Street that I discovered over a decade ago was quite different. Readings bookstore was a poky warren of shelves further up the street than where it is today. Some fool had decided to open a MacDonalds which never lasted (and this should be a warning to aggressive megabookstores). There was no Cinema Nova but the now defunct Carlton Movie House showed an excellent selection of older movies – A Clockwork Orange and Betty Blue seemed to screen regularly. There was a great continental cake shop near the corner of Grattan Street where I had a tantrum as a teenager when I got a chocolate éclair with custard rather than cream – I was an unsophisticated kid from the country. Brunettis was about a third of the size and always crowded. Thresherman's was a lot smaller too. And one of the first places I ate was at Genevieves was on Faraday Street (close enough to be considered Lygon Street) which is now closed. I feel old as I recall all the changes. Sigh!
But lots of places are still about and remind me of the old days – Jimmy Watsons, Trotters, Papa Ginos, The University Café, King & Godfreys, Ti Amo, Brunettis, Thresherman's Bakery and the greasy takeaway on the corner of Elgin Street (but I am not sure if it is still called Twins). I have known Lygon Street long enough to fall in love with it, fall out of love and then rediscover it. Is it any surprise that one of my favourite places to eat in Melbourne is in Lygon Street, albeit one of the 'newcomers'!
The Vina Bar is a small place with wooden tables and chairs. It has tables and chairs on the pavement which often I prefer to the poky inside tables. Eating outside in Lygon Street is great for people watching. The street buzzes on a balmy summer night. The outdoor tables fill with gossiping hungry groups helping themselves to large wedges of pizza. Couples stroll along with gelati in hand. Waiters stand at cafe doorways. The weather was hot and humid this week when we got to the Vina Bar so we sought the cool air-conditioned indoors.
The place has its quirks. They only take cash payments and they don't sell alcohol (but I think they do BYO). To go to the toilet you have to walk through the kitchen which is reassuringly neat and clean.
The menu has a good offering of vegetarian food: rice paper rolls, spring rolls, noodles, curries, Vietnamese pancakes. Unfortunately the noodle soups don't have a vegetarian stock. I have been there regularly enough (both with work colleagues and with E) that I have tried all the dishes that interest me and now, like putting on a comfortable old pair of slippers, I just go straight for my favourite meal.
I love the rice vermicelli with spring rolls. It is a large bowl filled with noodles, tofu and vegetables, with some chopped up crunchy deep fried spring rolls, and garnished with crushed peanuts and rice powder. On the side is a small bowl of dipping sauce – more soy sauce than chilli – I usually tip some over the noodles. The vermicelli mixture always feels nourishing with the spring rolls being a bit of a treat. It never ceases to satisfy me.
Update August 2009 - Sadly the Vina Bar had closed - I will miss it terribly.
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Thanks for the lovely stroll along Lygon Street. It's always nice to re-visit places we used to frequent, I think. You've made me nostalgic for the U of T campus--I think I'll go take a look next time I'm in town! It's also fascinating to me how certain names seem to transcend oceans; Toronto has a revue cinema called the Carlton as well, and an Elgin Street. And that dish does look appetizing!ReplyDelete
Amazing how, as my hubby says, "nothing stays the same".ReplyDelete
Even here on this 2 mile by 4 mile island I call home, places are always changing. Thank you for sharing your area and that dinner looks great! A new Thai restaurant just opened up around the corner from us and that dish reminds me that I need to check it out. I never remember to take my camera. I must make a note of that!
What a great find - I wish I could visit... sounds lovely!ReplyDelete
Lygon St's been my home for less than two years - thanks for sharing some of its (recent) history with me. I have the same kinds of memories of a few neighbourhoods in Brisbane!ReplyDelete
I must stroll down to Vina Bar soon - would you believe we still haven't been there?
Thanks Ricki - I think I appreciate the neighbourhood because I don't live so close any more and in Scotland I would get nostalgic for it. Actually Scotland has a town called Elgin which confused me because it has a hard 'g' and our Elgin St has a soft 'g' (which e thinks is unaccountably strange)ReplyDelete
thanks Deb - I didn't realise you live on an island - must be so different to city living - no wonder you have all that garden. I think the longer you know a place the more changes you notice! (and yes it is hard to remember your camera - it is quite a while since I have taken mine out with me)
thanks VBT - not sure where you are but if you have a chance to visit I'd recommend it
Thanks Cindy - I am shocked you haven't been there (because you and Michael have been to so many places, especially in this area!) - but I understand if you have not been drawn in becuse it is such a poky little place it doesn't grab your attention - when you go I will look forward to hearing what you think!
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Hey, this is an excellent review, and a huuuge help to my search to find a fantastic vietnamese restaurant in melbourne. i have a guest coming from sydney who has requested a viet restaurant to eat at. i was just wondering, does this place do chicken satay?ReplyDelete
hi anon - glad this is helpful - I couldn't tell you what they have apart from a few of the veg dishes - you might find ringing the restaurant helpful (there is a number in the review)!ReplyDelete
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and here are some sketches (i used harmony) from my office using my comp mouse (dont have tablet at work-got to do somethin with it)
recently we had a sketch meeting here in Warsaw thnx to Tymothy (you should check HIs Sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=161007
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I don't think you need to worry about your age, it's never too late to learn something new, just practise and in a few years you might be a great artist, as you're clearly good with painting already.
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this is something that might turn into crap but there is a chance that it'll be just ok early WIP form my friends rpg game
ok some random "drawings" I won't show my struggle with mr. loomis and b...man cause it could be painfull to watch heh
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I have a comment regarding the use of light to describe form. I've done a quick overlay of one of your paintings to demonstrate.
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A good way to develop your understanding of the planes which makes up the head is to draw the skull, if you can get your hands on one (real or plastic).
Hope this helps!
Last edited by cas; April 8th, 2010 at 03:19 PM.
Chris! Thank you very much I know what you mean- I just have to practice it and I'll try to dig some graves (skull )
I've Tried to remember that light thing on this picture (a bit crappy but light is a bit better)
some fat monster (light on the belly is not finished-don't know what to do with the head as it it is not a human head )
and some post apocaliptic scene (early WIP - i have to go back to "shades of grey"
Hi Cukier!
Yep, getting better. One thing to keep an eye on are your contrasts. Make sure to use the whole tonal scale from black to white.
The white arrows indicate downward-facing planes; surfaces which face away from the light. I may have overdone the cast shadow under the nose. Makes the face resemble somebody with bad associations.
I'd also recommend going through Andrew Loomis' book, Drawing the Head and Hands, which you'll find by following this link. It'll greatly help with your placement of facial features.
Keep going!
Chris thank you som much! You're really helpin' me Got the Loomis book so "lets get ready tooo rumbleeeeeee"
I couldn't resist and tried zbrush well I suck at sculpting but it was so much fun (I don't know how to use this program so i just had to do some prtsc)Got to learn it and try it with tablet.
That's very good for a first attempt, Cukier.
Regarding the Andrew Loomis book, it's the 'ball & pin' exercises (at least I think that's the name), which I recommend repeating until they become instinctive. They helped me more than any other exercise to capture the proportions of the face.
Would be great to see a whole A4 page of these studies, experimenting with different angles of the head.
pst, szkicowcy w tym tygodniu w niedzielę 18 kwietnia.
Pretty much what cas says applies - amp up the contrast to show form. It's good to make a blob of near-black (80-90% gray) to pick with the eyedropper tool from, so that you never go to full blacks too soon. This way you'll never have those extreme shadows and extreme highlights you can see in many a beginner's work.
One more thing: on big chests like this guy with a shield and a spear, nipples go almost below the muscle. Now they're much too front-center.
There are exceptions, though.
Here's a link to Andrew Loomis' 'Drawing the Head and Hands', which works:
@ tmth - thnx man! I got to train myself to observe my own muscles and nipples thnx for pointing this out.
ps. teraz z racji tej mega tragedii narodowej w mojej pracy horror więc nie dam rady w tym tyglu wyskoczyc poszkicowac
@Chris - thnx got that book ooo man sometimes I'm too stupid to understand how to do somethin' that is decribed there but here are some horribllleeeeeee first drawings of headssss :
But I promised mr.Loomis I'll be back with vengence!!
Hi Pawel!
Yeah, I heard about the shocking tragedy over the weekend. My grandmother said the atmosphere in the streets is very solemn. I can well imagine how it's affecting your job.
Still, surprised you managed to get some drawings in. Don't worry if you're not happy with them. This is how everybody starts out but you'll soon get the hang of them.
Try to keep in mind perspective when you're doing these exercises. As I've illustrated below, you should see less of the further side of the face if the person is looking away. In the majority of your drawings you've tended to make the eyes equal distance and size from the nose.
By the way, I've restarted my ConceptArt thread too!
Happy to read that you have a regular sketch-group going in Warsaw. I'll have to join you when I'm next in town.
Keep the drawings coming! These exercises are a very important foundation to drawing heads.
Chris ! thnx again! now I see heh flat nose well I'll correct it. Yeah and the atmosphere here in Poland is well like sf novel -nobody can belive what just happend and media ohhh man -hell unleashed.
did some noodle-doodle (my anatomy sucks so ..but its all from imagination)
i know that eyes and face of this guy are really bad but I'll repaint them tomorrow.
something quick from head, I'll post some loomis struggle as soon I get pictures
Still waiting for those Loomis studies
ok - long story short - I didn't give up I had some issues with my work .Ok here are some really bad drawings proportions still sucks and everythin' else too
and somethin from my hobby fantasy sculpts -I made it with fimo soft its 4 cm tall (fimir creature from warhammer world) painted with acrylics
and some goblin runnin' from squig (fimo+acrylisc)
and 2 quick sketches
some quick WIPs here:
here are some practice sketches:


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Horrific experience – Ohh KnocK, where to even begin....It's restaurant week= a given 'hit or miss' experience! Tonight does NOT even come close to what is acceptable in my opinion.
Lured by the tempting menu, my friend and I decided to stop in, to sample the fare. Our eagerness for great food and light-hearted conversation were quickly turned into a surreal and upsetting evening.
Our bus boy poured our water and informed us that 'Philip' will be by to take our order. Philip was very icy as he skipped the formalities and sauntered over to take our order. We started with the Heirloom tomato salad, he plopped two pieces of hard sourdough rolls on our bread plates with some sort of whipped butter (I couldn't be sure, as he turned on his heel and disappeared before we could ask what it was) After a few minutes, he reappeared with our starter course, at first glance I could tell the tomatoes were not fresh, against my better judgment, I took a little taste, Blech!! As Philip coolly floated by our table, we debated whether to send the food back, we didn't want to be 'THOSE PEOPLE' but this is simply unacceptable! He didn't seem to care that neither of us touched our plate and stopped eating all together. We finally decided to flag him down and informed him that the tomatoes were a little suspect requested some new slices. He quickly swept up the plates and asked us if we wanted to get something else because 'We obviously find something wrong with the tomatoes' Wait for it....EYE ROLL?! Really?! Not only did he express his disdain, that we pointed out that the food was subpar and inedible, but apparently we were really getting on his nerves now too!! GULP, we were the first reservation of the night, and he's already in a huffy mood, what will the night bring?! Back to the kitchen he went, and out came some wedge salads, drenched in blue cheese dressing, which actually wasn't half bad, however the host soon brushed past our table and cooed to Philip 'let's scale back on those portions'. I was shocked at how rude and unprofessional the staff seemed to be, the reviews rave about how friendly the staff were!
Onto the battered asparagus fries, crispy on the outside and soggy on the inside, however the flavor was nice and the aioli sauce was a nice compliment. My friend's fried mozzarella was very bland, but the pesto and marinara sauce was tasty. The crab cake entree was rather luke warm and salty, it was a bit soggy and could have been cooked a little longer, but the portion size was nice. The dessert was nothing to write home about, pretty to look at, but just meh and was sitting in the fridge a tad too long.
My empty glass of Pinot sadly sat on the table all night.
As the night wore on, a nice mix of people came in, Philip seemed to be a little less bent on being rude to us, but still very reluctant to come to our table.
I can normally balance out the rating with the food to service ratio, however, tonight was unbelievably disappointing in every way! I have generally revisit many of the eateries I've sampled during RW, but I would not bring myself to come back for FREE drinks, obviously Knock doesn't care, as they took my $35 and sent me on my way, lesson learned. But I wanted everyone to know that they were beyond rude and the food was completely unappealing.
RW is suppose to 'highlight' a restaurant's potential, but dear KNOCK, please consider taking your name off the participating restaurant list, if you feel that being part of RW is a hassle and not profitable enough that tonight was the kind of food and service that was presented, it's a disservice to the industry!
I have to SERIOUSLY disagree with the glowing reviews here, is it possible that we were at the wrong restaurant?!. Maybe if I stick to the liquid diet + karaoke, I wouldn't have been so twisted.
Excellent Dining Experience – This is a gay friendly establishment and the management and staff goe above and beyond any dining expectations that one would expect. My partner and I have dined here many time over the past couple of years and each time has been a delight and just gets better. The service, food and atmosphere are outstanding. The chef is always updating the menu with new items to sample. This is one of the top resturants in Philadelphia. Perfect for any date night.
After dinner, you can sit at the bar for an after dinner drink while being sarenaded by the piano player. Very classy establishment too. Two Thumpbs Up!!!!
Very nice – We went there for the first time with friends from out of town, It could not have been any nicer, the drinks, the food and the staff were just wonderful ,We plan on going agian with other friends.
Great bar, excellent service, nice atmosphere where everybody knows your name - it's the Gay "Cheers" – What could be bad about having the door opened for you, being greeted by Woody or his other host, being escorted to a seat at the bar, getting great bar service, and having friendly chats with your neighbors? I simply love Knock! The service is outstanding. The bartenders are attentive, friendly and pour excellent drinks - which is challenging, given how busy Knock can be. The bar decor is lovely and the restrooms are clean.
I've not eaten a full meal at Knock, though I've had the lobster flatbread at the bar, which is incredible.
Knock is a gem. Other bar/restaurants could learn a lot from them.
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From Spain to Thailand and back, this busy corner has seen many concepts come in go. The most recent seems to knock it out of the park with an extensive redo that focuses inward with dark paneling and a clubby feel. Cuisine is creative New American and entrees include venison and crab surf 'n' turf, pasta with poached lobster and tea-smoked duck breast. Those with traditional palettes will find classics such as yellow-tail tuna and New Yorkstrip steak.
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Berkshire hunting for another megadealFebruary 26, 2011: 7:57 AM ET
A year after Berkshire Hathaway completed its biggest acquisition, CEO Warren Buffett is on the hunt again.
Buffett told Berkshire (BRKA) shareholders in his annual letter to them Saturday that they should brace for more megadeals along the lines of last February's $26 billion buy of railroad Burlington Northern Santa Fe.
"Our elephant gun has been reloaded, and my trigger finger is itchy," Buffett said.
Buffett may not strike you as much of a hunter. In the public's mind, Buffett is a gatherer of blue-chip stocks such as Coca-Cola (KO) that he buys on the cheap and holds forever. His success in that endeavor has been immeasurably aided by his access to cheap funding via the insurance companies that Berkshire runs.
But while the insurance-funded investment business still accounts for much of Berkshire's value, the future lies elsewhere. More and more of Berkshire's gains come from a growing stable of 68 non-insurance companies, ranging from giant Burlington Northern to niche operators like Business Wire and See's Candies.
"For the past 10 years we have seen a clear strategic shift toward buying wholly owned businesses over publicly traded stocks," said Whitney Tilson, a Berkshire shareholder and value investor who runs the $23 million Tilson Focus fund.
Why? Size is one factor. As Buffett has often lamented, the bigger Berkshire gets the more difficult it becomes to move the needle with a winning investment. The scale of the firm's $158 billion investing portfolio "is absolutely an anchor on performance," says Tilson.
For now, the value of that portfolio dwarfs the flows coming from the operating businesses. The investments were worth $94,730 a share at the end of 2010, Saturday's letter says. Per-share pretax earnings at Berkshire's noninsurance companies were worth $5,903 per share.
But the operating-company earnings stream is plenty valuable in its own right – a point Tilson makes in a slide show on his web site.
Even at a conservative multiple of, say, 7 times earnings, Berkshire's operating businesses alone are worth $42 billion before taxes. That exceeds the market value of warehouse retailer (and Berkshire holding) Costco (COST), for instance, though the numbers aren't strictly comparable because of the tax treatments.
Moreover, the earnings stream expanded at a 20% annual clip over the past decade – compared with a just 6.6% yearly increase in the value of the investment portfolio.
The earnings expansion stands to pick up in coming years if Berkshire succeeds in finding more big deals. The motivation is clear.
Consider the Burlington Northern purchase, which was half again as big as the previous biggest Berkshire acquisition, the 1999 purchase of insurer General Re. Buffett said in last year's letter that the decision to make the cash-and-stock deal was "a close one," because he doesn't like issuing Berkshire stock.
But he said in Saturday's letter that the railroad is "working out even better than I expected," boosting Berkshire's after-tax earnings capacity by more than 30%. Thanks in part to the strong flow of Burlington Northern earnings, Berkshire now can expect to generate around $12 billion in profits in a typical year, Buffett says.
That number may take a hit this year and next as some of the sweet deals Berkshire negotiated during the financial crisis – including a $5 billion investment in Goldman Sachs (GS) and a $3 billion purchase of General Electric (GE) preferred stock -- run off.
But losing a few hundred million in dividends here and there hardly slows the torrent of cash that comes pouring into Berkshire every day. Buffett said in last year's letter that he liked Burlington Northern in part because it gave Berkshire a way to put $22 billion to work in one shot.
Now, just a year after it swallowed the railroad, Berkshire is back to $38 billion in cash and cash equivalents.
With Buffett having sworn off dividends and stock repurchases, that money has to go somewhere. So which elephants might Buffett be after?
Tilson, for one, puts long odds on another megadeal. He notes that Berkshire already owned nearly a third of Burlington Northern before saying in late 2009 it would acquire the rest.
He views serial purchases of somewhat smaller, closely held businesses – along the lines of Berkshire's 2006 purchase of the Israeli metalworking company Iscar or the ongoing acquisition of the Pritzker family's Marmon Group – as a better bet.
"I think Buffett would love to buy 10 more Iscars," said Tilson. "I'm sure he would love to buy Mars at the right price," he adds -- though there's no sign that sweet deal is likely to present itself any time soon.
So 2011 will find Buffett in his familiar posture of looking for an opening – whatever that takes the form of an elephant or something less grand.
As Tilson says, "I don't think he spends a lot of time thinking about how he has to have any particular deal. It's much more opportunistic than that."
Also on Fortune.com:
- Berkshire reports a runner-up year
- The Lou Simpson effect
- Berkshire cleans up on derivatives bet
- The Buffett succession horse race
(A member of FORTUNE's staff, senior editor at large Carol Loomis, edits the chairman's letter in Berkshire's annual report.)


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The Gators handed JSU its first shutout in 133 games, dominating with a stout defense while producing just enough offense to stay in the lead. The Gamecocks crossed midfield only twice – and both times missed field goal attempts – and were held to only 38 net yards in the second half.
The Gamecocks could be in for the same kind of set up next year as their emerging defense returns virtually intact while the offense tries to piece itself back together. It's the kind of reversal common to programs on this level, and certainly not uncommon to JSU.
The defense loses only five players from the two-deep projected for the Florida game — one full-time starter — and could get a boost with the expected January return of Clarence Jackson, a dynamic linebacker who got caught in a compromising academic position at the end of last season.
The offense, meanwhile, loses eight players from that two-deep — seven of whom were starters, including quarterback Marques Ivory, running back Washaun Ealey, three veteran receivers and the left side of the offensive line. They do return, however, quarterback Coty Blanchard (if baseball doesn't grab him), running backs Damarcus James and Troymaine Pope and receivers Telvin Brown and Gabe Chambers to make the rebuilding a little easier.
"You've got to build where your strengths are," JSU coach Jack Crowe said Sunday. "I think there were moments of real strength defensively throughout the year; whether we have the heart to dominate defensively — that was a dominating defense out there (in Florida) — remains to be seen.
"We still have a couple shortcomings, but we have the numbers to build something over there. I think we're going to be an emerging offense. I think we've got playmakers. I don't think it's as big a void as it was this year on defense. It's comparable. There's a shift."
That JSU defense showed signs of what the future could hold Saturday. Granted the Gators don't have the most dynamic offense in the country, but the Gamecocks gave up only one offensive touchdown to a top 10 FBS team. They forced the Gators to settle for three field goals and blocked another attempt.
"I thought we played real hard," linebacker Ben Endress said. "We were really aggressive. We didn't back down from anybody.
"As the year went on I think the defense got better every week. We had a few times when we took a step back, but we bounced back and played good (Saturday). We have to carry that over into next year and be the dominant defense that we can be, because we return a lot of guys."
Odds and ends
The Gamecocks finished the regular season ranked 106 in total defense in the FCS, 102 against the pass, 99 in scoring defense and 92 against the run. Offensively, they were 27 in rushing, 48 in passing, 30 in total offense and 49 in scoring.
It's the first time since 2007 (the oldest NCAA archived records immediately available) they did not lead the OVC in any of the 17 NCAA team statistical categories at the end of the regular season.
"Six and five, we have some room to make up," Crowe said. "This was an average year. I would say 6-5 is representative of performance. I don't think it's representative of how our program is moving."
Crowe will spend the next few days doing a "360-degree assessment" aimed at putting some teeth in the program's goal of making "a real national FCS commitment." The seeds were planted at a team meeting Sunday and are expected to take hold when the players return in January.
Look for the Gamecocks to pitch receiver/return specialist Alan Bonner, running back Washaun Ealey, offensive lineman Tori Mobley and defensive lineman DiMetrio Tyson for All-OVC when the coaches conference call is convened Monday.
Steven Coates finished Saturday's game at quarterback for the Gamecocks because Coty Blanchard couldn't go back in following an ankle injury. Ealey was limited in his final college game by a groin pull. Starting quarterback Marques Ivory hurt his knee late in the game — "it felt weird," he said — but he appeared fine after the game.
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According to a new study from Sausalito, Calif.-based workplace culture website Glassdoor.com, a tough interview can entail anything from a series of formal tests to on-the-spot case analyses. Job seekers rate tech and consulting companies among the toughest for interviews.
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Tech companies held 12 of the 25 spots on Glassdoor's 2012 list of the toughest companies to interview with. While Google and Facebook were notably absent from last year's list of 20, both made appearances this year, landing at ninth and 24th, respectively. Other notable tech firms on the list were ThoughtWorks (6), Unisys (10), Rackspace (11), Juniper Networks (18) and Amazon (25).
The rankings are calculated by analyzing anonymous user reviews of companies and their interview processes on Glassdoor.com.
Why Facebook?
While the interview processes at tech firms are intense, they're shorter than those at other firms and range between one and three weeks, said Scott Dobroski, a Glassdoor spokesman. Questions are technical, even for nontechnical positions on the business side. "'What would you change with our product?' and 'How would you push our product forward?'," are typical, he said.
One software engineering candidate at Facebook said he was asked "'Why Facebook?'" by all seven of his interviewers. "'Be ready to give great answers,'" the applicant said in his review. "'It's really important to them.'"
Facebook didn't respond to a request for comment.
Landing an interview at a high profile tech company is a coup in itself. Some applicants for jobs at Google, Facebook and Rackspace said they were "discovered" by the company, said Dobroski. "Many were found by recruiters on LinkedIn, which shows the power of updating your professional profile and keeping your brand active," he said. Others said they were interviewed after being referred to the organization.
Consulting firms are even tougher on job candidates during interviews., the Glassdoor survey suggested. McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group, Oliver Wyman, AT Kearney and ZS Associates took the top five spots on the list. McKinsey held steady in the top spot this year, while Oliver Wyman, AT Kearney and ZS moved into the top 5 after being ranked 15th, eighth and 11th in last year's installment of the survey. Several other consulting firms made the list, including Bain & Company (7) and LEK Consulting (17).
Consulting interviews typically include rigorous testing and case-study analyses, said Dobroski. "Some of these interview processes take two to four weeks and include a phone screen, a specific company test before you even come into the office in some cases, interviews with multiple people, some present you with case studies that you're asked to analyze on the spot, and then others require a written test on top of that," said Dobroski.
At McKinsey, Dobroski said, a "speed-dating" tactic is sometimes employed, where five different applicants are put together to meet with five different executives from the company for about a minute each. In this type of situation, it's particularly helpful to have an elevator pitch prepared, Dobroski suggested. "You should say who you are, what you have to offer the company, and if you have done your research, how you are going to solve their problems and how you are going to hit the floor running and tackle these problems."
McKinsey declined to comment on its recruiting process.
One job candidate said McKinsey asked him, "'There are three products: tomatoes, luxury cars, T-shirts. What value-added tax is applied to each product type?'" A BCG candidate said he was asked, "'How many people would use a drug that prevents baldness?'"
BCG wasn't available for comment.
Bain and McKinsey landed the top two spots in Glassdoor's annual "Best Companies to Work For" list, despite their notoriety for long work hours and demanding job responsibilities. Other companies that made both lists were Facebook, Google, General Mills, Rackspace and Procter & Gamble.
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In general, candidates should be aware that the tough economy means a larger pool of applicants, which in turn leads employers to step up their selectivity in the interview process.
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Hi Yogi,
Even if the punch in question (right hand) does land, how could one tell that that punch landing was legit enough to fell Gans? I agree with those who claim the video does not prove Gans faked it...and neither does it prove he didn't.
It does make it harder to decisively conclude Gans threw the match..and I have been among those who claim the burden of proof resides with those claiming he DID throw the fight. Not on people to prove there were punches which landed or didn't that could KO Gans or couldn't.
As for Gans potentially throwing it..sure he could have. Every fighter had a guy who treated him like crap..fighters were chattle. So I am not sure we can assert that Gans probably had a guy who may have wanted him to tank it in this particular bout and so he probably did when we don't know that. Primo Carnera was treated like dirt, maybe that is why Larry Gaines abused him?
I guess I remain here: Joe Gans may have indeed threw the fight. He may have been buzzed by some bombs and decided to get out of there with minimal effort. He may have been forced to lay down. Tyson-Berbick looks more ridiculous than this bout. When you know the combatants, you can see how it was legit. So, I would need a lot more corroboration from disinterested parties..or perhaps if Gans had fought McGovern again and lambasted him it may show either the first was a fraud or at least the first bout doesn't define Gans against McGovern in a historical sense.


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You probably don't get emails like this often (about re-naming a 4 month old baby) but I am struggling with baby name regret right now – probably because I didn't discover your site until after my daughter was born. We named our daughter Evelyn Suz@nne. Our last name is Qu1nn. Suz@nne is after my mother. Evelyn is a name that my husband and I agreed upon – but I always felt kind of on the fence about it. It was always at the top of my husband's list. I have trouble making decisions and went with my husband's (2nd) fave because I couldn't decide. His favorite was Virginia, his mother's name – which I do like - but had reservations about using.
I have not felt good about her name since she was born and am seriously contemplating changing it. At first my husband was adamant that we would not change the name – but has reconsidered if it would truly make me happy. We also may add a name instead of changing it altogeter. The other names on our list before she was born were Sadie, Sarah and Molly. At this point, I don't really like any of those and realize that I did not put enough thought into naming the baby during my pregnancy. After she was born I came up with a new list of names, Anna being on the top of the list. I later found out my sister-in-law is using this name in January for her daughter and then that it was my great-grandmothers name. I had always meant to look at my family tree for a name but never did. I did suggest Anna to my husband when i was pregnant, but he shot it down. However, I would have fought for it harder if I knew it was a family name. Catherine is another family name that we both like but can't use because we have a niece named Katherine/Katie. My husband and I were looking for a name with a good nickname. We call our daughter Evy (rhymes with Chevy). While I think Evy is cute, I'm not sure it feels like a name to me. I also worry about childhood teasing and Heavy Evy – a connection I did not make before. My husband does not want a top 10 name. I thought the same before the baby was born, but have reconsidered now that she's here. I would much prefer a name I really liked over a name I liked less but was less popular. Here are some names I'm considering changing it to:
– Elizabeth (great-grandmother's name and grandmother's sisters name) nn libby?
– Clara
– Emma (too popular?)
– Isabel nn Izzy (too popular?)
– Amelia nn Milllie, Mia
– Chloe
– Rose (great aunt)
– Keira
– Maia
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– Violet
– Francesca
– Maisie
– Clementine
Family names
– Louise (great-grandmother)
– Beatrice (great-great aunt)
As you can see, I'm a bit all over the place. With my two favorites – Anna and Catherine – out of the running, I'm not sure where to go. I'd appreciate any advice you have to give. Thank you!
I remember writing about this twice, once for a baby boy and once for a baby girl---but I can't find the post about the baby girl. Oh wait---I wonder if it was before I had the baby name blog? YES! here it is, on my regular blog. I also sort of wrote about it again on my regular blog.
I can sum those up for people who don't want to click through:
1. I'm not opposed to changing a baby's name, and I think there are many good reasons for doing so.
2. If you're going to do it, the earlier the better.
3. There will be SOME kerfuffle no matter what, but probably everyone will get over it, and the paperwork stuff will be a bit of a hassle but then it will be done with, and one day it will be an interesting story.
4. One exception: if the name is a family name. In that case, the repercussions of changing it are too hurtful to the family member to be outweighed by a dissatisfied feeling with the name, and better to find a nickname you like and use that instead.
So in your case, according to me, you may not change your daughter's middle name. And Anna Suzanne doesn't really work anyway (because of the repeating "ann" segment), even if there wasn't the issue of your cousin planning to use the name, or of your husband not liking the name.
However, you MAY move your daughter's middle name into the first name slot. Not only is it a family name, but Anna or Annie would be a fine nickname for it. And unlike the name Anna, where you didn't even know it was your great-grandmother's name and perhaps didn't know your great-grandmother either, the name Suzanne has an actual family association for you.
And you also may choose a new first name. If the repeating "ann" segment DOESN'T bother you (it bothers me a little, but not enough to be a total dealbreaker if I loved the first name and had to use the middle name), maybe you would like other Ann-based first names such as Annika, Annabel, Anya, Anneliese. Annabel in particular is a nice alternative to Isabella (the most popular girl name in the United States), and Annabel Suzanne puts some distance between the two "ann" sounds.
But reading your email, it sounds like it might be better to keep the name as it is. If you had another name you LOVED and felt it fit your daughter exactly, it would be different. I'm worried in part about your husband here: it sounds like he's only willing to change the name to keep you from being miserable about it, but I don't feel confident that changing the name will help with that, if even now that she's here in front of you there isn't a name that feels right. And there's no net benefit to changing the name to one that makes you happy and him miserable.
Would it help at all to know that the name Evelyn, as we've discussed, has a good chance of joining the top ten soon? It's a name people are thinking of very positively. (This sort of thing doesn't help everyone but it does help me: when I was considering Henry for my fifthborn, I was very swayed by the number of people who DIDN'T say, as I'd feared they might, that it was an old-man name.)
And if you're not as fond of the nickname Evy as you'd hoped, would you like Linny (or Linnie or Lynnie) better? I love the light and feminine sound of that name. I can just picture holding a little baby girl and calling her Linnie.


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text: Virginia Frances Schwartz is a Sivananda Yoga Teacher ('76) who currently teaches creative writing at UCLA Extension online using a spiritual approach. The author of seven YA novels, she has trained adults and children in The Writing Process for over 25 years. Her approach to building a writing practice focuses on accessing original mind through meditation, hatha yoga, breathing techniques, freewriting, and ahimsa or self acceptance without judgement. Her teachings incorporate bypassing the ego mind, drawing from the right side of the brain and tapping into the subconscious. Sessions are designed for all levels of writers and yogis.http://virginiafrancesschwartz.com


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