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I am just loving this weather.
It is beginning to look and feel a little like Fall.
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Xp earning stategies???
Does anyone know how to earn more xp i hve completed all missions of herbalist and animal hunt but still i m on level 18 and cant able to do missions of demons so is there any other way to earn xp to unlock better weapons please help me out $0$??? :(
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Head shots give you more xp points. almost everything gives you xp points. races, targets, killing enemies, and head-shots are the best way to get points. any mission you complete you will get points.
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Thx arsentwo but do u know any other way to earn xp easily???
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Look about 4 loot boxes and once uv opened every box on the map go off the game and load it back up, fair enough u dont get a lot of money but it help 2 get better weapons so u can level up
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With all due respect, the entire premise of the game is getting xp. If you want an easy way to do it, this game is not likely for you.
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You can go into any main mission and when you are about to beat it just quit outbof the mission and go again. Do this over and over again. You get more money and more xp doing this. And yrust me it helps out alot to have better guns and armor for when quest get hard
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Cupcakes in London?
Who has the best? I will be staying primarily in central London. Websites and post codes would be helpful too since I don't know the area all that well. Thanks so much!
You'll probably love www.outsidertart.co.uk. An abdudant choice of baked goods inc cupcakes in flavours like rum and coke. It's run by two guys from the U.S.
I also like the cupcakes at Peyton and Bryne in Heals on Tottenham Court Road.
There's also Beas of Bloomsbury www.beasofbloomsbury.com.
I haven't been to Buttercup, but I hear it's expensive www.buttercupcakeshop.co.uk.
The Spence bakery in Stoke Newtington is nice and will offer you a taste of 'real' London as it's not central and full of tourists. They do lots of traditonal baked goods. www.thespence.co.uk
This thread has quite a few good suggestions. Once you have a shop's street address, just use the Google map site and you'll find a good way to find things in London.
Hummingbirds seem to be a real favorite.
re: zuriga1
I think the best two central London cupcake places are Hummingbird (Portobello Road or Brompton Road) or Buttercup (Kensington). They are both fantastic and as good as any I had in NY. Today if you go to Hummingbird they have black bottom cupcakes as their cupcake of the day! They also do a really great Red Velvet!
Tomorrow you can also pick up Crumbs and Doilies cupcakes at Partridges Food Market (near Sloane Square) which are really good. And Lola's are available from Selfridges. I had a lovely cupcake from Peyton and Burne y'day which had frosting as thick as the cake - it was incredibly decadent and rather yummy!
Outsider Tart do great cupcakes - you can find them at Profile bar in Soho in the week, and Richmond/Chiswick market weekeends - however they dont always do cupcakes but they do layer cakes at the Profile bar so worth checking if you're in Soho.
If you're in Camden/Primrose hill you can try out Primrose Bakery - always nice but I find the service in there quite awful (as is the service at Lolas in Selfridges!)
If you google all the names you can find easy maps etc.
My blog has pretty much every cupcake place in London on it if you want to read further!
After extensive testing - and I mean extensive - I can safely say that Lola's make what I think are the best cupcakes in London. Their sponge is just that bit lighter than others and the buttercream is perfect for me. I also find the woman who serves me in Selfridges is lovely and friendly, though I can't vouch for the other servers.
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Beas of Bloombury are worth checking out. www.beasofbloomsbury.com
re: isabella_deste
I always get a grumpy man in Selfridges so maybe I'm just unlucky. It always seems an effort for him to stop his conversation to serve!
I do like Lola's however I think Hummingbird or Buttercup (for central London) would be the best.
Cupcake weekend at Outsider Tart is ALWAYS worth checking out however!
re: iheartcupcakes
I have to say I was extremely underwhelmed by Lola's when I had one in Selfridges; dry, sickly sweet and I couldn't finish it.
re: hollow_legs
yes, sadly they're probably not always fresh. because the bakery is not on site, it's a matter of luck what you get sometimes. it's no excuse, and i wish it didn't have to be so random, since when they are fresh, i think lola's cupcakes are excellent.
re: hollow_legs
I had the same problem recently with Lola's from Selfridges, however when they're fresh from the bakery they are really different - moist cake and yummy frosting. I think its a pity they dont have their own store so people could try them properly!
Ottolenghi's cup cakes are excellent (Ledbury Road, Notting Hill or Upper street, Islington) but I agree that the clear cupcake king (or queen) is Hummingbird which is on Portabello road, Notting Hill. Hummingbird cupcakes have that really thick, decadent American style frosting. I think a new branch has opened up in South Kensington as well.
re: Gourmet Chick
The South Ken one is nicer imo as it has more seating! I've not tried Ottolenghi's cupcakes yet as every time I've gone by the queue is massive and I'm usually on my way to Hummingbird, where I know the queue will be big!
If you're in Portobello Road on a Saturday, The Cookie Girls cupcakes are gorgeous too! I had a courgette one a few weeks back and it was amazing! There are some pics in my blog!
I think Peyton & Byrne do great ones! Really yummy, with plenty of icing and colourful too. They do great pastries and breads also.
re: New Yorker in London
Do you known what days they do the chocolate zucchini - whenever I've been there they've not had it - sounds fab though! I do like to try something different!
My husband adores their cookie cupcake - the amount of frosting on it is just astounding!
OMG! - the absolutely best cupcakes in London are the ORGANIC CUPCAKE COMPANY.
sO FAB! truly delicious and decadent and great value for money - you must try them!
I've tried a few of these suggestions and they're all pretty good. Another idea if you fancy a cheaper option is going to Gregg's (hear me out!) - pretty good icing, soft cakes and only 75p a cake. Give them a go maybe.
re: zuriga1
cupcakes are very much an adult thing now I'd say! they're becoming more and more popular in the uk. Yesterday we visited the Westfield branch of Buttercup and while there enjoying our FAB cupcakes about 20 people came over saying "found it" or "here it is" so we weren't the only one looking for it!
I think its because they're a little bit of naughtiness in a little cute package! or we're just all tired of being so grown up!
re: iheartcupcakes
Looks like a great business to be in - £2.50 each according to the Buttercup site.
re: iheartcupcakes
I'd like to take some British goodies and start a trend in America! The cupcakes here have one important addition compared to the U.S. versions... lots of icing!
I take it you mean a branch in the new shopping centre. I will have to treat myself to a trip there one of these days - if just for the cupcakes alone. :-)
I've been a grownup for so long that I'm getting to my second childhood.
re: zuriga1
There are plenty of places in the US have have massive amounts of fronting on top. Mrs. Beasley's, Famimia, Yummy's, I could go on....
re: designjb
I guess I've been away too long... things change. Where is Mrs. Beasley's or Famimia?
re: zuriga1
Hi there -- please continue discussing these US places on the appropriate board; we'd hate for everyone else to miss it.
re: zuriga1
Yes there is a branch of Buttercup in Westfield shopping centre - its not listed on the Buttercup website yet but is definitely trading as we ate there on Monday! On the Westfield website its listed as a cafe but it has about 4 seats! Its right in front of Habitat/Paperchase (We had difficulty finding it on Thurs so went back on Monday when it was quieter!)
I'm with you on the second childhood!!! I think thats where my love of cupcakes and all things cupcake has come from!
re: iheartcupcakes
I had my first cupcake ever from Hummingbird the other day-red velvet and was very underwhelmed. The stuff on top was sickly sweet and the cake was pretty tasteless. A waste of good calories-give me a chocolate brownie or almond croissant any day. When i was a little girl my mum used to make butterfly cakes for parties-victoria sponge mixture in paper cases, with tops scooped out and then glued down like wings with buttercream, lemoncurd or jam, but they were not nearly so sweet. Maybe it's me-I think my tastebuds have grown up.
I bought some cupcakes from Dulwich Farmer's Market (think it is the third Sunday in each month at Dulwich College) the Sunday before Christmas. I don't even know the name of the company but the girl serving said they were local. The coconut ones were the absolute best. Very light sponge and just sweet enough icing. The banana ones were very dry and were a bit like eating wet cardboard. Will look out for them again. Can't remember how much I paid as I got a deal as it was just before closing, but they certainly weren't £2.50 each. I am totally underwhelmed by Hummingbird's offerings.
re: isabella_deste
The new store opened a few weeks ago and its really nice! they have about 3 tables and LOTS of yummy cupcakes! They're deffo in the top 5 of cupcake places in London, and very reasonably priced too - we had some gorgeous cupcakes there over Christmas!
The coffees good in there as well!
re: isabella_deste
Does anyone know the hours for Primrose Bakery in their Covent Garden branch?
re: felizglfr
According to their website - Mon-Sat 10:30am-7:30pm, Sunday 12:00pm-5:00pm, however when we went there last week i'm pretty sure it said 6.30 close on a weeknight. However you can always give them a call!
re: iheartcupcakes
Thanks! I'll be going there this weekend since I need to pick up some theatre tickets. I can't wait. Like yourself, I'm slowly trying every cupcake in this city one by one.
re: felizglfr
Its a nice little place for a coffee as well - if you can get a seat, theres not many at all!
Enjoy your cupcake - their rose ones are lovely!
You'll be near Beas as well- my husband bought me some cookie monster cupcakes last night which I will blog about tonight!
re: iheartcupcakes
I absolutely loved Primrose Bakery. I think I'm in love with their rose cupcake. Their carrot cake cupcake wasn't that amazing though. I'm definetly going back there and try their regular vanilla cupcakes and their mocha one.
re: felizglfr
Glad you liked them! I know I've had a carrot cake there but can't remember it- the rose one is def my favourite from there though! My husband likes the chocolate mocha one
The cupcakes at Brumus (for afternoon tea) are very well made - just right in terms of moisture and crumb, very good flavour with the right level of sweetness in both cake and frosting and great balance of frosting vs cake.
Hey! You must try Ms Cupcake's delights...she makes *vegan* cupcakes though you would never know...her flavour combinations are inspired...at the moment she's just doing private orders but she does seem to pop up at different hip events around london giving out free cupcake love...
My lovely husband had a box of cupcakes delivered to my office in SW London today from crumbsanddoilies.co.uk - flavour of the month: vanilla rose. Sooo decadent! Pretty and delicious! (Bookmark this site and pass subtle hints to your loved ones before your birthday... I highly recommend it.)
re: Ruth2009
I've been to Candy Cakes and in my opinion they're giant muffins covered in royal icing.. not cupcakes! I was also a bit perturbed that they dont seem to be baked in store!
Treacle on Columbia Road do lively cupcakes, but are only open on Sundays when the flower market is open - great way to spend a Sunday morning though!
i would second anyone who says hummingbird and lola. i'm a bit of a cupcake obsessive and they're definitely my favourite. lola's perhaps a little bit better, but not by much. also, if you're ever in brighton, angelfoodbakery in the south laines(www.angelfoodbakery.co.uk), has decent red velvet and banana cupcakes (not so keen on vanilla).
re: belma79
Angel Food Bakery is FAB - I really liked their vanilla and red velvet when I visited! Definitely worth the train to Brighton :)
I'd have to disagree that Hummingbird is second to Lola's though - I prefer Hummingbird for sure!
I tried Buttercup today in Westfield. Despite being a ridiculously priced 2.50 - I can handle 1.85 to 2 quid, but 2.50!!! - it was fantastic. I had the 'Elvis Presley', a banana cupcake which was moist and not overly sugary with peanut butter icing on top, which had a fantastic level of saltiness. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.
I also like Angel Food Bakery in Brighton when I'm there. The red velvet is very good.
The nutella cupcake from Hummingbird is great too. Most days are spent waiting until Saturday, when I can go get one.
re: Ibrahim.Salha
I tried the cupcakes @ Treacle along Columbia road market and wasn't too impressed. The chocolate was dry and too crumbly, the vanilla one which I gave to my niece looked more moist.


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American West - The Great American Desert
The Great American Desert was the name given, in the first half of the nineteenth century, to the area west of the Mississippi river.
At the time, the area was only inhabited by tribes of native American Indians. White Americans considered it to be unfit for habitation.
As people moved onto the Great Plains, the area referred to as the Great American Desert became smaller and smaller until only the Utah and Nevada plains bore the name.
This map (click to enlarge) shows the geographical divisions of North America. These divisions still exist today.
Characteristics of the Geographical Areas of North America
Eastern Lowlands
The first emigrants to America from Europe settled on the Eastern side of America. Few ventured further west than the Appalachian mountains. As more and more people settled in America and more living space was needed, people began to venture further west. However, prior to 1840 few went beyond the Mississippi river.
Flood Plain
The Mississippi river is the fourth largest river in the World. It covers more than 2,500 miles from North Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. It has 250 tributaries and its flood plain covers 1.25 million square miles. Consequently, in times of heavy rainfall, this land is prone to flooding.
The Great Plains
The Great Plains stretch from the Mississippi river in the East to the Rocky mountains in the West. In geographical terms a Plain is defined as a large area of treeless land. Because of the lack of trees it tends to be windy all year round. In winter the weather is very cold with the wind blowing snow into blizzards. The summers are very hot and windy which dries and cracks the land.
Some woodland can be found near to the Mississippi river but beyond that the land is miles and miles of grassland - tall prairie grass on the Low Plains, shorter grass on the High Plains.
Rocky Mountains
The Rocky Mountains extend from Alaska in the North to New Mexico in the South. Mountainous regions surround high plateaux. The highest mountain is Mount Elbert 14,431 feet. In the South, the Rocky Mountains are characterised by thick wood and used to be inhabited by grizzly bears, mountain lions and beavers. The Grand Canyon can be found in the Rocky Mountains. The plateaux tend to be areas of semi-desert.
Pacific Coast
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I applied online – interviewed at ASDA in November 2014.Interview Details
very good the staff were very good and easy to talk to they made you feel at easy and they want you to succeed and get on they are looking for people that are all rounder's that can help othersNo OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied online. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at ASDA in November 2014.Interview Details
I found an advert for ASDA colleague on the Universal Jobmatch website. The link redirected to an automated online application form on the ASDA website. I had to answer many questions, focusing mostly on customer service. I answered the questions thinking what the company would like me to say rather than being honest. I had a call from the payroll department of the local store about 10 days later and invited to an interview. I expected a group interview, instead it was a 1-2-1 interview with one of the executives. I was then verbally offered a 25 hours a week position at the checkouts. Nect Sunday I was invited for a group induction where we were shown boring videos with much salespeople slang. We had to fill some questionaires based on the video but the team leader would suggest the answers. Eventually we all signed the contracts and started working the same week.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThe only negotiation possible is about the shifts during the week. In my case I asked to work weekends and they were quite happy with that.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Give me an example of a time when you were successful after putting much effort in your cause. Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulInterview Details
I applied online and was invited to a group selection interview shortly after. the group selection interview was very informal and fun. we had to find out about our partner and introduce them to the group individually, we then were given the task to build something out of balloons, and tell the interviewers how many balloons high it was going to be and also give it a name. I had the ide of building a flower, which our team did and we won the challenge. we were then taken out to the shop floor and told about tasks that colleagues have to do everyday and we had to locate milk and write down what aisle we found it in. after this we went back into the interview room and had to write down which department we would like to work in and what hours we could do. then the interview was over.
a week later I was asked to come back for a one-to-one interview. again this interview was very informal and I was only asked a few questions and it only lasted 5-10 minutes. I was then told that I had been successful and I'd got the job.
some tips for the interview stages - don't be too serious, everyone at asda is really fun and outgoing, don't forget that the interviewers themselves had to go through the same interview as you once, engage in conversation with the interviewer and don't be afraid to ask questions, don't dress too formal the interviews are very laid back, go for smart casual, good luck!Interview Questions
Negotiation Detailsdon't be afraid to ask more questions about the job role like hours etc, asda are very flexible.Accepted Offer
- have you worked in a customer service based role before? View Answers (2)
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at ASDA.Interview Details
Had an interview for the position of Asda colleague this week, the interview was one of the strangest I have ever had. To begin with it was a group interview, with a manager leading it, and three colleagues around the room taking notes. We had to partner up with the person sat next to us, ask them some questions, and then present back to the room, introducing the person next to us. Next we were split into two groups of four, and asked to create a presentation about ideas for improving a customers experience in the store, and then present back to the room. Our next challenge involved us being split into 2 different groups, and we were told to go into a room and look at a structure which had been made from childrens building blocks, we were then told to go into our groups and recreate the structure, every 5 minutes 1 person from the group was allowed to go back in to look at the structure, so that you could make changes.
The next stage of the process was the one to one interviews, which I felt were conducted in a strange way, as the asda colleagues interviewed me, I am not use to it being somebody who would be a peer conducting interviews, I am more use to speaking to a manager, or supervisor.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- What would you do if you were offered more training opportunities to advance your career? View Answer
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at ASDA in October 2014.Interview Details
Sent application Thursday, received phone call inviting to group interview on Friday, attended group interview Monday, received call inviting me to one to one interview Tuesday, went to one to one interview Wednesday, offered job Thursday. An extremely fast process. For the group interview we were asked to introduce a partner. We then split into groups and were asked to make a presentation on what we would do for the big opening of the store (the store hadn't opened yet) and ho we would support the community in the long term. We were watched by five Asda colleagues who were making notes and 'scoring' us. The one to one interview was more of a chat than an interview. I was asked when I had gone above and beyond for a customer before, and about my general experience and hours. The jobs I had a applied for were no longer available so I was informed of alternative options.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo negotiation, all details had been discussed prior to offer.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- When have you gone above and beyond for a customer? Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at ASDA in October 2014.Interview Details
There was an online application which included situational questions. After I passed that they rang me to invite me to a group interview (which they call a 'Magic session').
In this session there were 16 on us. We were paired up with the person next to us and had to ask them general questions about them then introduce them to the rest of the group. After that we watched an Asda promotional video about how good it is working there, then had a do-it-yourself part where we basically went in-store and rearranged stock like a normal employee would. When we returned we got split into two groups and had to make a structure out of marshmallows and spaghetti, which one person from the team had to pitch to everyone else. It wasn't very serious at all and it's more to find out about your personality and teamwork skills.
I passed that and got called to an individual one-to-one interview. Questions inlcuded previous examples of teamwork, good customer service, ability to work alone and use inituitive, what you'd do with an uncooperative team member etc. She also asked about my hours and flexibility, which was also a part of the group session. The interviewer was nice. A few days later I got an email saying I didn't get the job. Other people who did get the job got a phone call.Interview Questions
No OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- What would you do if you were left on your own for a task when the manager/supervisor had left?
What would you do if you knew you wouldn't be able to achieve your targets?
How would you deal with a uncooperative team member?
What is an example of good customer service you have received? Answer Question
- What would you do if you were left on your own for a task when the manager/supervisor had left?
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I applied online. The process took 5 days – interviewed at ASDA in October 2014.Interview Details
Did an online application and test and was invited to an Asda Magic event. It was all fine until we were told that they didn't have all the jobs available that we had applied for and to fill in a form with the departments we wanted to work. I wasn't happy as had specifically wanted an admin position and not a shop floor one.Interview Questions
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- What cartoon character would you be and why. Answer Question
Hours didn't suitDeclined OfferEasy Interview
3 people found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at ASDA in September 2014.Interview Details
The whole process took roughly 2 weeks, I applied on line. It's the typical on line application, there is alot to fill in and there are sections to tell them all about yourself and your qualifications etc. I then had to complete a psychometric questionnaire and a personality questionnaire, these are just simple questions such as "do you work well as a team?" and "how good a communicator are you?" The simple sort of stuff. There was then a literature test, this was basically making sure I could understand a piece of text. The idea is, you read the text, they ask a question, with a true or false answer. The example was as follows:
"Last year ASDA was able to recycle 97% of all common waste from its stores in the UK."
The question I had to answer was: Did ASDA recycle all common waste last year?
The answer is obviously False, it's just making sure you actually read the text and the question with care. When you apply on line take great care to make sure you double read everything to ensure any silly mistakes aren't made, as failure to do so will lead to your application being unsuccessful.
There is then a small mathematics problem solving test. This is very basic, here is an example :
ASDA Stores - Total Instant Barbecue stock.
Bournemouth - 400
Birkenhead - 375
Milton Keynes - 400
Colchester - 400
The Question: Every store needs to have 400 instant barbecues in stock, how many does the Birkenhead store need to order, so that they have 400 in stock? A) 30 B) 25 C) 45 D) 40
The answer is obviously B - 25 , however once again just be careful and make sure you are double checking your answers, as complacent behaviour whilst answering these could lead to silly mistakes being made.
I then got an email saying thanks for applying and that they will be in touch soon, should your application be successful.
About a week later, I got an email asking me to attend an "ASDA Magic" assessment. This was a group interview, there was 8 of us in total. There were 4 employees taking the interview, one was a lead speaker and organiser, whilst the other 3 had clipboards and were taking notes on each of us. In this interview, we were paired up with each other and given a task. We were to ask each other questions. The questions were: what is your name, age, a hobby and if you could take two items to the moon what would they be? We then had to give the rest of the group the answers one by one. This was basically the ice-breaker. Then we were split into two teams, given marshmallows and dry spaghetti, and given a team task to build a tower and then sell it to the interviewers afterwards. Our tower ended up in a mess on the floor however, what they are looking for in this task, is communication amongst each other, good team work and a friendly warm attitude towards each other, much like it is working for ASDA.
There was then several small videos played for us, these were basic videos such as ASDA beliefs, customer care and all of ASDA's initiatives as a company etc. Then a small health and safety video.
After the task and the videos, we were then took onto the shop floor, for a series of small tasks. I was given a clipboard and was asked to make several notes about the store, the employee who took us on the shop floor was talking about the store we just had to make notes of what he was saying. Our final task was being asked to find two items in the store and write down what isle they are in. I got given balloons and folder dividers, I found the folder dividers but couldn't find the balloons, however this wasn't my fault as they had been moved and un-marked. But it was a fun atmosphere amongst the candidates and I actually quite enjoyed it.
We were then all brought back to the training room and given a round up talk and then the interview ended. They said if successful at the group stage, you will be invited for a one on one interview.
Two days later, I received a phone call asking me to come in for a 1 to 1 interview, this interview was fairly straight forward, the questions were all based on retail and customer care, they were "can you tell me a time you have used excellent customer service?" "how would you deal with an awkward customer" and simple questions such as what makes good teamwork etc. It was relatively formal on the whole, however I found it quite a relaxed atmosphere and the lady interviewing me was very friendly and approachable. The interview only lasted roughly 15 minutes. I was then told If successful I'd hear with the next 3 days. On the third day I got a phone call, offering me the job and I was told my hours and invited for an induction day. So on the whole pretty straight forward, 4 main things to remember.
1) Do the on line assessments very carefully
2) Make your profile as detailed as possible
1) Be friendly and approachable at the group interview
4) Don't be nervous at the interview, make sure you speak clearly and confidently.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsI negotiated some evening hours with ASDA, they were very flexible around my studies which was nice. Very pleasant to deal with.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Explain a time you have used excellent customer care? View Answers (3)
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I applied online – interviewed at ASDA in September 2014.Interview Details
I got interview call from ASDA asked me to bring along my Passport and NI no. The first thing we get to fill in the flexibility form and watched some videos regarding ASDA.
we have to introduce our partner sitting our right in front of others candidates.Then we have given 30 sec to arrange ourselves in our date of birth order. Then half of us went for floor visit where we have asked to arrange shelves. then we had one on one interview with one of HR member. I had been asked questions about Punctuality and its importance among colleagues, example of good customer service, example of team work, importance of uniform etc.Interview Questions
No OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- As I am student having no work experience, for me example of good customer service was the most difficult question. Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at ASDA in September 2014.Interview Details
Had an online assesment first then got called in for a group interview. We had to talk to and then introduce the person sat next to us to the rest of the group and then we watched some ASDA company information videos (not sure why, they didn't ask any questions about them). Finally we did a group based task where we had to build a tower of cards, was pretty simple, they just want to see how you work with other people.
Then I got called back for a second one-to-one interview in which I had to complete a knowledge, attitude, hazard perception and risk assesment with regards to driving. Some of the knowledge questions were a bit tricky but they're all multiple choice so it's not too bad. After scoring either low or medium risk on this test you'll go for a one-to-one interview (If you get a high risk score then I imagine they don't hire you) with a section manager which was all very informal for mine. The section leader basically asks why you want to be a driver, what experience you have of working in a team, getting on with people you don't like, and explains a bit about the job. They also check with the DVLA that you don't have any points on your licence.
After this they call you back and let you know whether or not you got the job, I got called back about 4 days later.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo negotiation.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- There were a couple of questions on driving that I didn't really know the answer too and still don't really, the test gives you the 'correct answer' after you've completed it but many times I found that the given answer was too general and didn't actually answer the original question, for example; Is it legal to exceed the speed limit to overtake? When driving in foggy conditions how should you join a highway at a junction? What is the correct procedure to join a motorway when traveling behind a large slow-moving lorry? Answer Question
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Feathers are essential to our perception of birds. But with or without birds, feathers have a most interesting life of their own. Author Thor Hansen has given us the story of feathers in a fascinating book entitled "Feathers: the Evolution of a Natural Miracle."
My list begins with the first feathers. They were worn by a creature from the Mesozoic era, a reptile-cum-bird that left us only rare impressions of its singular creation. Archaeopteryx is its name. It appeared like magic when a piece of slate was split in an English quarry.
One of the quarrymen smuggled this fossil home, incidentally using it as payment to a doctor for treatment of a lung condition, a doctor with an interest in fossils. That was in 1861. It was, as author Hanson says, "the first full specimen of … an ancient animal with the skeleton of a reptile and the feathers of a bird." It went on to become one of the most famous and most studied fossils ever.
This ancient animal's Latin name is more than descriptive. It's beautiful and poetic, uncommon things for scientific names: Archaeopteryx – "ancient wing written in stone."
Hanson explores and explains as he examines a deep pile of feathers.
Why do birds lose feathers in a process called molt? Why pay the high-energy price for a new set of what you already have? For the same reason you replace tires or windshield wipers on your car, Hanson says: things wear out. Molting also is the most reliable way birds have to keep lice somewhat under control.
Feathers keep birds warm. They also help keep birds cool. Hanson placed a dead flicker in the sun. In a few minutes the outside temperature of the bird was 102 degrees Fahrenheit. A thermometer slipped beneath the feathers registered only 87 degrees.
Throughout the book Hanson weaves history and myth into explanation and knowledge, a recipe for a most readable effort.
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Young Money's Drake is continuing to celebrate recently graduating high school by giving an acceptance speech in Toronto heading into the weekend.
Drizzy appeared at the city's Jarvais Collegiate Institute and dropped gems on fellow graduates.
"I reached a point in my life where I realized there aren't material things that can give me the excitement that I'm looking for," he told his cheering peers. "There's a void in my life that I need to fill and I need to sit and think long and hard what that was. It was the fact that I had left a gaping hole in my story of following through." He concluded the speech by dedicating his new diploma to his mother, "because she's a retired teacher and always wanted me to graduate," he said. "I think I'll sleep a little better tonight knowing that I found a way to follow through." (Rolling Stone)
Last weekend, Drake rolled out to Washington, D.C. and celebrated his accomplishment.
The liquor was flowing as Drake celebrated his 26th birthday and graduation from high school at a party presented by Hennessy V.S in Washington, D.C. during Howard University Homecoming Weekend. Rocking rose-colored glasses and a black velour floral-print shirt, the Young Money rapper hit the stage at the swanky Park on Fourteenth to perform his hits including "I'm on One" and "Forever." He later retired to the VIP section where he and his OVO crew popped bottles of Hennessy V.S. Earlier in the evening, Drizzy turned it up with 2 Chainz at Howard Homecoming's Yardfest, performing "No Lie" and speaking to the students. "I graduated high school, so you see what my campaign is about this year," he said while wearing a red Howard sweatshirt. "I went right to the bookstore, I'm tryna come to school with ya'll. I know I'm the lightest light-skinned ni**a of all time, but I hope that I…" (Rap-Up)
A day prior, the platinum-selling rapper revealed his unexpected achievement.
"97% on my final exam. 88% in the course. One of the greatest feelings in my entire life. As of tonight I have graduated high school!," he tweeted.
"Thank you to my teacher Kim Janzen for spending the last 5 months working tirelessly with me!! OVO SOUND" (Drake's Twitter)
A slew of hip-hop and Hollywood entertainers congratulated Drizzy on completing high school last week including Nick Cannon.
"Congrats @Drake http://bit.ly/UahSY1 Sound so smart, like you graduated #highschool #makemeproud," Nick tweeted October 18th. (Nick Cannon's Twitter)
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What a month it was. Both of Canada's hockey teams won gold at the Olympics, Dale Jr. won his 2nd Daytona 500, and Ghislain Marcoux won the 2014 GP driver's championship poll. Below is a breakdown on who voted for whom in our annual poll. Just about everyone who voted for Ghislain said he's got to get his mechanical problems under control. We all know he's probably the fastest GP boat in the series and came within a straightaway of winning the Valleyfield GP final last year. What about Brandon's second place finish in the poll? Scott Kropfelds got the boat down at his race shop in Florida completely going through every little nut and bolt plus redoing the deck attachment and changing the strut angle to get a little more speed and better handling down the straights. Scott tells me this will be Brandon's year. After last year's performance he could very well be right. But don't count Bert and his Steeler team out just yet. The new boat will be finished around the middle of April with a lot of updates and should be very competitive right out of the box. Mike Endres has the new ignition system ready to bolt in and Huey's got two new motors ready to go on the Dyno in two weeks. Back to the poll, several people wanted to vote for Patrick Haworth but knew his new GP boat wouldn't be finished for the start of the 2014 ACHA season in Stuart, Florida the weekend of May 18th.
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Mike Grendell, owner 1- GP-25 2- GP-777 3- GP-101
George Kennedy, owner GP-88 GP-93 GP-777
Joe Sovie, driver GP-25 GP-101 GP-93
Francois Lepage, fan GP-777 GP-444 GP-101
Joe Marley, crew GP-77 GP-101 GP-25
Mike Weber, driver GP-101 GP-777 GP-88
Tom Pakradooni, owner GP-57 GP-12 GP-777
Joel Himbeault, fan GP-101 GP-777 GP-444
Bert Henderson, driver GP-101 GP-93 GP-25
Marty Wolfe, driver GP-444 GP-101 GP-25
Paul Davidson, fan GP-777 GP-101 GP-57
J.P. Poulin, camera GP-101 GP-444 GP-57
Ken Brodie, owner GP-777 GP-444 GP-25
Louis Allard, fan GP-25 GP-88 GP-777
Sam Stechishen, crew GP-101 GP-88 GP-25
Mathieu Daoust, driver GP-25 GP-101 GP-777
Eric Langevin, driver GP-101 GP-25 GP-777
Jeff Richards, crew GP-25 GP-101 GP-93
Brandon Kennedy, driver GP-444 GP-88 GP-101
Huey Newport, owner GP-25 GP-101 GP-50
Scott Kropfeld, crew GP-101 GP-777 GP-50
Martin Rochon, driver GP-777 GP-25 GP-444
Mike Geblein, crew GP-101 GP-57 GP-25
Marc Perrier, fan GP-777 GP-101 GP-25
Mike Monahan, driver GP-25 GP-444 GP777
Mike Endres, crew GP-88 GP-101 GP-25
J.F. Rheaume, crew GP-777 GP-101 GP-25
Dave Birion, crew GP-25 GP-777 GP-101
Marc Theoret, driver GP-101 GP-25 GP-777
Ghislain Marcoux, driver GP444 GP-777 GP-25
Pierre Boutin, crew GP-25 GP-57 GP-777
Patrick Haworth, driver GP-25 GP-93 GP-50
Positions determined by calculation as follows:
1st place =3pts, 2nd place =2pts, 3rd place =1pt.
1er = Ghislain Marcoux – GP-101 – total 51pts.
2eme = Brandon Kennedy – GP-25 – total 46pts.
3eme = Bert Henderson – GP-777 – total 41pts.


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Modern Dutch cuisine, served in 5 canal houses graced by artifacts from Holland's Golden Age.
One of the city's finest Indonesian restaurants, known for its outstanding 23-plate ricetable (rijsttafel).
De Kas has its own nursery, where they grow herbs and Meiterranen vegetabls in the summer and various kinds of lettuce in the winter.
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The restaurant occupies six, epic buildings, in which the original architectural features such as little steps, corridors and hallways all have been preserved. Typical Dutch cuisine.
Seeing and being seen, along with tasty dishes and cheerful wines, the recipe for an evening out. The cuisine of "Le Garage" is based on tradition as well as the trends of the moment.
Fifteen Amsterdam opened its doors on the 14th of December 2004, and is based on the highly successful concept of Jamie Oliver's Fifteen in London.


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Comfort Inn
368 Kings Rd.
Sydney, NS B1S 1A8
Phone: (902) 562-0200
Fax: (902) 564-6410
368 Kings Rd., Sydney, NS, CA, B1S 1A8
- Phone: (902) 562-0200
- Fax: (902) 564-6410
- Pet Friendly
- Smoke Free
- Free Breakfast
- Free Internet
Welcome to the Newly Renovated Comfort Inn, a Sydney hotel near Casino Nova Scotia
The Comfort Inn® hotel lies on the banks of Sydney Harbor, conveniently located minutes from downtown. The hotel's central location provides easy access to historic Sydney, several shops and great restaurants. Casino Nova Scotia, the Centre 200 arena, Cape Breton University and the Sydney Curling Club are within minutes of this Sydney hotel.
Stay at the hotel and enjoy the many attractions Cape Breton has to offer. The hotel's great location is perfect for a day trip to Fortress of Louisburg National Historic Park, Ben Eoin Beach and the Cabot Trail, offering world-class hiking.
Guests of this 100 percent smoke-free Sydney hotel will enjoy many amenities, including:
- Free hot breakfast
- Free wireless high-speed Internet access
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free local calls
Business travelers will also appreciate conveniences like the business center and access to copy and fax services.
All guest rooms at this Sydney hotel come complete with 32-inch LCD televisions, coffee makers, irons, ironing boards and hair dryers.
Whether you are traveling on business or pleasure, the Comfort Inn hotel in Sydney has something to offer.
Points required for Choice Privileges® reward night redemption:
Features and Amenities
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Free Local Calls
- Free Wireless High Speed Internet Access
- Hair Dryer
- In-Room Air Conditioning
- In-Room Coffee Maker
- In-Room Desk
- Individual A/C & Heat
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Voice Mail
- Wake-Up Service
- AM/FM Clock Radio
- Services/Amenities in Some Rooms:
- Accessible Features
- Non-Smoking Rooms Available
Choice Privileges 5000 Bonus Points Package
Valid Dates:Valid until December 31, 2014
Requirements:2 night minimum length of stay
Choice Privileges Bonus Points Package
Valid Dates:Valid Year-Round
Requirements: None
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