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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Lawrence Berkeley Lab.Interview Details
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I applied online through the Department of Energy website, and selected LBNL as my first choice. The application requires letters of recommendations, transcripts, and essays. This was a pretty standard application for research internships. A few weeks after I applied, I was contacted by a research scientist. They said that they were considering my application, but they wanted to have a phone interview before offering me a position. I did a phone interview with that scientist, and they asked me questions about my personality and work style, and questions about my experience (which really was just the classes I had taken up to that point). After that, I received a formal offer via email, which I accepted.Interview Questions
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Connected to the boss via mail and started the usual procedure: application through website, cv, interview and then hired. The first interview was on skype and it was about 15 minutes. After that they were already convinced and we did not go into other details.Negotiation DetailsI was not able to negotiateAccepted Offer
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Vero long and elaborate application process: required 5(!) reference letters, one phone screening, then you make it to the big dance. The F2F interview was a full day event. Had to give a seminar in front of a committee, followed by one hour of questioning by them. The questions were pre-planned, with members taking turn asking them to you. Very rigid format. Then I had to come back twice to talk with two deputy division directors to make sure they are ok. By the I knew I was the anointed one, so I was just making sure I don't screw it up.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsVery tortuous. The HR person is a pro. She basically draw a red line for salary, so I just steered myself to just under the number. That was all unofficial. Then after that, it took them another month to prepare the official offer letter. Everything takes a long time. Be patient.Accepted OfferNegative ExperienceDifficult Interview
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I applied online. The process took 5 weeks – interviewed at Lawrence Berkeley Lab in February 2014.Interview Details
My interview was unconventional. I had a telephone interview where they asked only HR-type questions, "weakest quality", "what would you do if you saw a co-worker violate safety", that sort of thing. When I arrived to the in-person, still no technical questions, just a few more HR questions. They asked me to prepare a 5-10 minute presentation of my work, and although the media was set up, they never asked to see it during the course of the interview. It seemed they were just going through the motions to satisfy HR. They do a background check, but I'm not sure who conducts it, I think it was the hiring manager, so you need professional references who have time to answer 10--15 standardized HR questions. There are general training and safety "courses" to take online before you can start work or receive a badge, after hire there are more online safety courses to take within the first 10-30 days of employment. The first day at work is at least 50% hiring intensive. There's an orientation where they make sure you've filled out all mandatory pre-employment paperwork. There's an orientation, then a long picture/badge ordeal. The orientation class started at 9am, and didn't get to my office until after 1pm.Interview Questions
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Found listing at UC Berkeley website and submitted an application to the position itself. The interview was fairly straightforward - asking about things on my resume and talking about the position itself. The researcher asked me what I knew about the field and described some of the problems that they were working on.Interview Questions
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Lawrence Berkeley Lab in January 2014.Interview Details
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I'm not too overly sure about this liner. I found pigmentation to be okay, but it still required me to go over the line again to achieve a very pigmented black colour. What I hated is how the product dries to a shiny finish. It doesn't look natural and rather awkward looking on my skin. I do like that it didn't flake and managed to hold on my skin throughout the day without smudging or fading either. The felt tip applicator is very flexible so it was easy to move against the curve of my eyelid. Not sure if I would repurchase this.
on 6/28/2011 7:48:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This has become a must have item for me now. I use it every day and the same tube has lasted me six months so far. It dries fast and the brush is very easy to use. I have both "Carbon black" and the plain "black", they're very comparable except the former is shinier I think. I would love to try the Lacome Artliner that everyone raves about but don't want to spend that much money and I'm pretty happy with this one. Just wish it was available in NZ.. I had to stock up during my trip to the US :P
on 6/19/2011 7:58:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This review is for Lineur Intense FELT tip eyeliner. The brush liner is completely different and does not work the same way. There are many good reviews of this product so I will add to these reviews by simply summarizing why everyone loves this stuff and giving you some examples of how amazing it is.
The BEST eyeliner on the market! Here is why:
-You get amazing control when putting on this eyeliner but you MUST get the felt tip. You can make your line thick or thin and really get in between those lashes (if you don't have many, like me)
-Lasts all day and even into the next morning without smudging or giving you raccoon eyes, even if you have oily eyelids, like me.
-Comes in Black Mica and other great colors. Black Mica has golden sparkles in it
-Relatively cheap, considering the quality, and easy to get at almost any drug store.
-Comes off easy with eye makeup remover. Comes off easier than waterproof mascara, yet it stays much longer than any pencil liner I've ever used.
To prove to you why this product is so amazing here are a few stories I can tell you about the product.
-I put this stuff on in the morning and woke up the next morning with it still on, same as the day before. It will probably start to fade after 12 hours or if you cry excessively and then wipe your eyes, when it does come off, it actually flakes off but does not leave you raccooned.
-I have put this stuff on during a camping trip and it lasted until the next morning
-This is the ONLY eyeliner that has worked for face painting. That's right, I said face painting. Every year me and a few buddies paint squirmy kid's faces and we use black eyeliner to outline what we want to paint. We've tried all kinds of eye liners and this is by far the best eyeliner for drawing perfect pictures on faces, almost as if you were just drawing with a pencil but without the skipping.
Suggestion: This is a liquid eyeliner, so expect bold color and expect it's not going to blend like a pencil liner would. I get around this by purchasing a shade lighter or a shade closer to the eyeshadow color I'm going to put near my lash line. I've been able to layer eyeshadow on top of these liners and still get a pretty natural look from it.
on 6/3/2011 3:18:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I had one lippie off just cuz it's like 10 bucks & I'm pretty cheap hehe. it dries so quickly(30sec?) & it's really pigmnted! one problem is that SOMETIMES it flakes cause it's so dryin yenno? but that's only happened once haha. I have monolids with really oily lids. I use my elf eye primer w/ this and stays for like 5 hrs? (school) maybe even lnger so.. ya this is awesome & I will always repurchase.
on 6/3/2011 12:28:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is probably the best eyeliner I have ever used.
I am not normally a liquid eyeliner type person, but this eyeliner totally changed my views.
I have used almost every kinds of eyeliners... seriously, from Bobbi Brown gel eyeliner, Stila gel eyeliner, Urban Decay, Revlon Colorstay, cheap no-name drugstore brands... you name it! But every eyeliners, including those listed, seemed to SMUDGE OR FADE NO MATTER WHAT.
Even the liquid eyeliners I've used smudged (wtf??), faded, peeled off, were very difficult to apply, or even dried out in several days (ahem, Sephora felt tip pen eyeliner. NEVER use this.)
It was very lucky for me to get my hands on this heavenly L'Oreal Lineaur Intense. I don't really get why some people are not digging this eyeliner. It's the BEST.
I got it in Rock Brown because liquid eyeliners have intense pigmentation and I didn't want to look too harsh with bold black eyeliner.
The applicator looks almost exactly like the Lancome Artliner, but somehow the Lineur Intense is easier to apply ;)
Seriously, this eyeliner stays the LONGEST. I have really oily eyelids and anything I put on my eyelids pretty much crease, smudge or disappear but this did not disappoint!! I even ran a mile under the hot sun and it was still there O_o I kind of expected it to disappear but I was very surprised that it stayed!!
However, about 6 hours after application it does seem to slowly fade, but most of it is still there ;) At least it doesn't smudge or crease and makes me look sick.
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Damn, I have been drinking nothing but tea, recently.
guess I need to force myself again to drink more water.
Damn, I have been drinking nothing but tea, recently.
guess I need to force myself again to drink more water.
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i drink too much milk. no idea why ive got calcium spots on my nails all the time
water ftw!
according to that, my sperm is better in quantity and quality. :P
you know tap water is suppose to be more safe than bottled drinking water? well they say that bottled water arent regulated/filtered/tested like tap water... cause you know the state is going to get it if there is an outbreak of parasites in our water. it happened to wisconsin in 1993... so with that in mind...
ill take tap water that is filtered with brita and juice =)
i drink a litre of milk in the morning.
about ten cups of tea as well.
don't worry im no fat blob.
im naturally skinny. wish i had more weight.
i gorge myself more than most fat people, still im getting nowhere.
coffee is a lot worse in comparison to tea. tea has hardly any caffeine. that IS a myth. check it.tea is extremely HEALTHY.
/me drink around 8 to 10 cups of tea everyday...
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Great musical that told the story through song. The images helped to move the story along with the lyrics. Liked that it was an hour and Ross is amazing.
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The new knockout round steal gives a third chance to two contestants, while Blake Shelton upholds his ethos about singing off-key.
The Voice knockout round wrapped during the two-hour Tuesday episode, in which contestants choose their own songs and hope to outperform a fellow team member chosen by their coach. For the first time, each coach can steal during this sudden-death round. CeeLo Green and Blake Shelton both saved an extra contestant Monday night, while Christina Aguilera and Adam Levine ended up saving singers they let go during the battle rounds.
Meet the singers moving onto the live shows, including the two knockout-round castoffs who returned to their original coaches:
Levine's Lina Gaudenzi vs. Preston Pohl
Each hoping to show a different side of their voices, Levine's steal from Team Christina opted for Etta James' "I'd Rather Go Blind" to spotlight her blues abilities (and did so during strategic moments of the song), while the Christian rock band member put his grit and upbeat demeanor into Bob Marley's "No Woman No Cry." "As a country dude from Oklahoma, I thought that was great," said Shelton of Pohl, while Aguilera felt she got to know Gaudenzi better than Pohl through the matchup. Levine followed his gut and saved Pohl.
Shelton's E.G. Daily vs. Ray Boudreaux
Each with textured voices, the seasoned voiceover actress tried to reveal all the tricks of her scratchy timbre for Bonnie Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me," but stumbled toward the end, while the small-town father had trouble with breath control during rehearsals of Otis Redding's "Hard to Handle," but managed to master the wordy song's phrasing. Aguilera felt Boudreaux had better control of her rasp, and Shelton agreed, moving him forward.
Aguilera's Anthony Paul vs. Jacquie Lee
Aguilera's steal from Green's team chose Jason Derulo's "The Other Side" -- a song she felt limited his potential -- but was nervous and ended up exposing his struggle with his upper range. Then the other teen pop singer demonstrated how much she learned stage presence during rehearsals and slayed Serena Ryder's "Stompa." "Anthony, you're such a better singer than this performance," said Green to his former singer, who agreed with Levine and Aguilera to salute Lee as the round's winner.
Green's Stephanie Anne Johnson vs. Tamara Chauniece
Green's steal from Aguilera's team picked up her acoustic guitar for Norah Jones' "Don't Know Why" and truly made the song her own with plenty of interesting riffs. Meanwhile, the veteran gospel singer went for a reggae version of Alicia Keys' "No One," and though she didn't necessarily travel the stage as much as other contestants, her voice outshined her stance. Levine said Johnson's version was unfocused, agreeing with Shelton that Chauniece dominated. Green called Chauniece a young Anita Baker before declaring her victorious, letting Aguilera steal Johnson back to her team.
Levine's James Wolpert vs. Juhi
The Apple techie showed his classic rock childhood upbringing with Boston's "More Than A Feeling" (a major breakout moment for season three's Terry McDermott), but started off shaky in the round. Levine's steal from Team CeeLo went for the Creedence Clearwater Revival version of Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," and though her new coach warned her about embellishing too much and not singing enough, Aguilera still thought Juhi's performance was "careless," despite Green's passionate praises. "Just so you know, James sang that song perfectly in rehearsals," said Levine, as he saved Wolpert.
Shelton's Austin Jenckes vs. Brandon Chase
Both emotional singers with country influences, Jenckes changed the lyrics of Edwin McCain's "I'll Be" to reflect the relationship between a father and son, and emoted enough to overshadow his lack of dynamics. Chase then upped the range of Eli Young Band's "Even If It Breaks Your Heart," and though pitchy, it paid off. Shelton found himself facing the same predicament as last night's match between Aguilera's Destinee Quinn and Olivia Henken, since Jenckes sang too sharp, while Chase sang too flat. Following his advice to Aguilera, he saved Jenckes.
Green's Caroline Pennell vs. George Horga Jr.
The young indie pop singer initially stayed safe on Ingrid Michaelson's "The Way I Am" in rehearsals, but Green pushed her to put power on the track, and charmed the audience with her angelic demeanor. Then, Horga showcased his ideal aesthetic with Ne-Yo's "Because of You," but struggled with pitch from the beginning of his performance. "Caroline makes me want to buy a cat and pink blanket, put a little fire in the house, and just curl up with a cup of hot chocolate," said Shelton, intended it as a compliment. Green agreed and saved "Sweet" Caroline: "She realized herself today, and I think she knows that she's a star."
Aguilera's Matthew Schuler vs. Will Champlin
Schuler took a risk by choosing Florence and the Machine's "Cosmic Love," a song that benefits from a tender beginning in order to skyrocket through the roof, as he then did. Meanwhile, Aguilera's save from Levine's team found places to add a raspy vulnerability to Bruno Mars' "When I Was Your Man," even if initially shaky from nerves. "Standing ovations for the both of you," said Green, as the coaches called it even. Aguilera saved Schuler, while Levine pressed his button to steal Champlin back to his team.
The Voice live rounds air on three nights next week, beginning 8 p.m. Monday on NBC.
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As I keep saying, it is not as simple as "beams are always best" and it is certainly not true that beams on a Negh'Var will out-DPS cannons.
It depends entirely on your playstyle and entirely on your role.
If you're the sort of person that likes to kill things yourself, wanting to kill things as quick as possible, and want to be less reliant on other players, then definitely go cannons. I guarantee you a Negh'Var with cannons will kill any ship, PVE or PVP, quicker than a Negh'Var with beams.
If you prefer playing more of a support role, then beams are best as you don't have to keep your attention locked on facing your opponent.
It is also a matter of what you chose for tactical boff abilities - that choice is largely what drives me to mix beams and cannons up front since it means I can run Beam Overload and Canon Rapid Fire - which means with my cannons and dual beam bank up front I can give a substantialy greater volley than if I were just using beams, or just using cannons.


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The better teams all have blemishes. The winless Buffalo Bills have lost three straight games by a field goal. The ever-exasperating San Diego Chargers have reached their bye week with a record of 4-5, with time to get some gimpy guys going, to spackle the holes in their punt protection, to salvage a season they had seemed hellbent on blowing.
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"Obviously, we're going to get a lot of guys back that I think can have a significant role in helping us play better," Chargers coach Norv Turner said Monday.
What that means, window-of-opportunity-wise, is unclear. (And what a time to run out of Windex!) Though Turner boldly declared Monday that his team will have no more punts blocked in 2010, forecasting pro football this season is like trying to find a chameleon in the fog.
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For the first time in 40 years, no NFL team made it to 4-0 this fall, and no team has lost fewer than two games through Week Nine. The Tennessee Titans, owners of the NFL's most positive per-game point differential, are just 5-3. This is a football landscape as painted by Pete Rozelle; a level playing field on which parity prevails.
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Greatness may be a magnet for the at-risk audience, but network programmers might prefer rampant mediocrity. The closer the game, the longer viewers will look at it. On that score, ESPN's enterprising John Clayton has calculated that 72 of the season's first 127 games were decided by eight points or fewer, and that 38 of those were as close as a field goal.
This is exactly the kind of cliffhanger climate the system seeks. NFL teams draft players in inverse order of finish, share the bulk of their revenues and have operated (until this year) under a salary cap, a set of ground rules that cultivate equality instead of excellence. If NFL playing fields were literally as level as they have figuratively become, the rainwater would be standing in puddles.
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Boiling garlic in water. Garlic water; will it help me?
I hear that some people spray garlic water on their plants. Is this good? Will it prevent additional fruit from bearing from the already existing flowers?
Should I add anything else to the garlic water like dish soap? Any perticular color? How much is enough per gallon?
I almost forgot to ask......will garlic water prevent those hornhorms and other insects that might be eating holes in my still green tomatoes?
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Hotel Senorio Del Valle
Puerto Santiago, Tenerife, Spain
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Built in 2009, the air-conditioned hotel offers its customers a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service, a restaurant, a bar, a cafe, WLAN Internet access and free parking. It also has a hotel safe, lift access, a TV lounge, a courtyard and a shop with handcrafted Canarian gifts. Business guests are sure to appreciate the conference facilities. In addition, a laundry service is provided. The hotel has 20 double rooms which are furnished with all the comforts.The hotel is located in the town of Santiago del Teide in the northwest part of the island of Tenerife and more than 900 m above sea level. It enjoys a tranquil location and is surrounded by the best scenery on the island. The surroundings are ideal for walking or horse riding and to enjoy the abundance of native flora and the volcanic area full of surprises. Furthermore, the cliffs and beaches of Los Gigantes are only 13 km away. Tenerife Airport South is situated at a distance of approximately 40 km and Tenerife North is roughly 70 km away.The rooms offer a full en suite bathroom with a shower, bathtub and hairdryer, a telephone, satellite/cable TV, a minibar and a hire safe. Each room also features double beds and individually regulated air conditioning and heating.Horse riding is available for a fee.From the airport in the south, take the TF1 to Adeje, and follow the road TF82 via Guea de Isora and Tamaimo for Santiago del Teide. Follow the main street, Avenida de la Iglesia (formerly Avenida General Franco), to reach the complex on the right. From the airport in the north, take the TF5, and follow the main road C-820 (TF5) to Icod de los Vinos. Pass Icod, follow the TF82 via San Jose, El Tanque and Erjos for Santiago del Teide. At the entrance of Santiago del Teide the resort can be found on the left. * Some services at an extra charge
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