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Skip to comments.A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day....07-10-06....Military Monday ~ Tribute to LadyX
Posted on 07/09/2006 8:59:29 PM PDT by The Mayor
T.G.I.F. at the Finest
Every Thursday at the Finest
In her own words she showed us her Faith.
It is wonderful that Our Father has gathered many together here for mutual understanding and caring. Every heart and need is lifted up, asking the Holy Spirit to be in the midst of each situation. The power in that is so uplifting!
Only with Him present can we get through life's stumbling blocks and setbacks - all the undermining work of the one who with (temporary) power on earth, seeks to separate us from God.
Learning to yield and trust and allow Him to see us through is often difficult, but when we walk in strong trust and faith, He we can see He is there.
In all things, The Timetable is His
uly 10, 2006
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Solomon did evil in the sight of the Lord, and did not fully follow the Lord. 1 Kings 11:6
Why do smart people do not-so-smart things? Time after time I hear sad stories about people with high IQs who fall short in the area of moral discernment, leading to tragic results. Obviously, a good brain isnt enough to keep a person from making bad choices.
This contradicts the belief of some that better education can solve societys ills. The reasoning goes like this: If we educate people about the dangers of _________, they wont do it and thus will be spared from unpleasant, unintended consequences.
But experience and the Bible tell us something different. In fact, the smartest man who ever lived could serve as a poster boy for bad choices.
Ancient Israels King Solomon, author of much of the book of Proverbs, wrote, Keep your heart with all diligence (4:23) and Wisdom rests in the heart of him who has understanding (14:33). Despite knowing the connection between the heart and wisdom, the king disobeyed God by marrying foreign women who turned his heart after other gods (1 Kings 11:4). As a result, the Lord said, I will surely tear the kingdom away from you (v.11).
The ability to make good decisions demands a heart devoted to God.
Bible in One Year: Bible in One Year: Job 41-42; Acts 16:22-40
Thank you Star, very touching.
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My condolences to the family of LadyX
Deepest Regards
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Thanks Alfa, excellent post.
A toast to a life well lived....thoughts and prayers to her family and freinds.
From this day to the ending of the world,
But we in it shall be remember'd;
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
LadyX, you shall forever live in our hearts.
Post 2 & 3 & pledge... simply wonderful!!!!!! Thank you Rus for presenting a wonderful tribute to our dear Maggie. When you have given love freely - as did our Lady-X - it will always remain... Always!
Absolutely beautiful thread, Rus. It brings back such memories of her by seeing the pictures she posted with her wonderful stories. Thank you for this tribute to a wonderful person. I was honored to have known her.
She was beautiful...inside and outside!
thank you i wish i could have got to know her better
((((hugs))))...you (and her children, grandchildren, etc.)were her life. You knew her better than any of us. God bless and keep you as you go on alone. Although, with the memories you shared, you will never be truly alone...she walks beside you whenever you think of her.
I wish I had been given the chance to know her better. She was a lovely person.
you are right that is the cutest bear
thank you for dedicating monday to her but what is it?
Goodbye LadyX, hope to see ya someday soon... for a long time..
"Military Monday" is the day of the week that we dedicate to honoring our military, past and present, here at "A Few of FR's Finest". "The Mayor" posts the thread each Monday that Billie created with photos of military Freepers and Freepers family members who have served or who are currently serving. If you scroll to the top of the thread you will see the tables she has created featuring our "Finest" military.
Rus (The Mayor) had the wonderful idea that we should dedicate today's Military Monday thread in honor of our Marine, LadyX. It is fitting that a tribute to Maggie should be here. She was a steadfast supporter of the Finest thread and, in particular, the Military Monday threads.
if you go here it shows my favorite picture by Thomas Kinkade, this is how she went except she ran up to the lord
Afraid more thunderstorms are headed my way, so I'd better get offline. Blessings to everyone this wonderful day in May!!
((((((((((Billie)))))))))) Just beautiful..Amen.
Rest in His peace, dear Maggie. Thank you for all you taught us, by showing us His love shining through your life.
You have fought the good fight. You are Home. We love you and miss you...and we WILL see you again.
That was lovely, Billie. :-)
Thank you, Meg. I'm really going to miss her, but I sure know I'm not the only one.
I need to get to bed. Have a poem to post for NNB in the morning, but haven't put it together with picture yet.
Nite-nite. Love to all.
Thank you, Lori. I'll be back in the morning. Hugs.
It is beautiful, Bernie.. I know Maggie had fought the good fight and she had finished the course..I treasure the time I got to know her through the Finest. She will be missed so much.
HUGS, prayers and love go out to you and all your family.
One of my Fave posts from Maggie.
& it bears repeating on this
Maggie Tribute Thread today.
All Maggie's Fam included in my ping...
"Posted by LadyX to Purple Mountains Maj; Mama_Bear; Kitty Mittens; WVNan; The Mayor; Diver Dave; Dubya; MEG33; ...
On News/Activism 05/07/2006 6:04:07 PM PDT · 149 of 163
Quiet evening in The Finest Family Room.
Posting thought-provoking mail received from
my dear friend of 34 years in Florida....
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Some years ago, on a hot summer day in south Florida, a little boy decided to go for a swim in the old swimming hole behind his house. In a hurry to dive into the cool water, he ran out the back door, leaving behind shoes, socks, and shirt as he went.
He flew into the water, not realizing that as he swam toward the middle of the lake, an alligator was swimming toward the shore.
His father working in the yard saw the two as they got closer and closer together. In utter fear, he ran toward the water, yelling to his son as loudly as he could. Hearing his voice, the little boy became alarmed and made a U-turn to swim to his father. It was too late. Just as he reached his father, the alligator reached him. From the dock, the father grabbed his little boy by the arms just as the alligator snatched his legs. That began an incredible tug-of-war between the two. The alligator was much stronger than the father, but the father was much too passionate to let go. A farmer happened to drive by, heard his screams, raced from his truck, took aim and shot the alligator.
Remarkably, after weeks and weeks in the hospital, the little boy survived. His legs were extremely scarred by the vicious attack of the animal. And, on his arms, were deep scratches where his father's fingernails dug into his flesh in his effort to hang on to the son he loved.
The newspaper reporter who interviewed the boy after the trauma, asked if he would show him his scars. The boy lifted his pant legs. And then, with obvious pride, he said to the reporter, "But look at my arms. I have great scars on my arms, too. I have them because my Dad wouldn't let go."
You and I can identify with that little boy. We have scars, too. No, not from an alligator, but the scars of a painful past. Some of those scars are unsightly and have caused us deep regret.
But, some wounds, my friend, are because God has refused to let go. In the midst of your struggle, He's been there holding on to you.
The Scripture teaches that God loves you. You are a child of God. He wants to protect you and provide for you in every way But sometimes we foolishly wade into dangerous situations, not knowing what lies ahead.
The swimming hole of life is filled with peril - and we forget that the enemy is waiting to attack.
That's when the tug-of-war begins - and if you have the scars of His love on your arms, be very, very grateful.
He did not and will not ever let you go.
Never judge another persons scars, because you don't know how they got them.
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This is a hard "Finest" to take part in. Besides being fellow SandLappers and conservatives, Maggie and I found that we had a lot in common. She was my older cousin as is WVNan, both of whom are great examples to me.
Maggie was a special Lady and one whom I looked up to and admired. I looked forward to the special emails from her with smippets of information about her life and also about the children and grandchildren and the family and dreaded the ones where she told us about the progress she was making with her illness.
Although we never met in person, we felt as though we shared family, etc.
Dearest Cuz, I will miss you. Thank you for being in my life for this brief time. It seemed like we knew each other all of our lives.
How pretty, Billie.
Yes, she would and telling him wonderful tales of friends and family she left behind.
She would be telling us not to grieve but to rejoice, wouldn't she?
Scratch the cat's ears for me, Bernie and give him some extra hugs.
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March 15th
Sentiment: Hold
So is $197m /44m shares $44.5 a share or $4.5?
now they changed it to march 22nd
Sentiment: Hold
If true I think the buyout is announced next week. GL, longs, we deserve to be rewarded.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
no news at all wth
look at pgnx thats the move i think we will get when earnings are released
Sentiment: Buy
If they are not spending any money on R&D then there should be a fat profit...
Sentiment: Hold
if recollect right, the SEC gives up 45 days after 3rd Q for earning release 10 Q to be released and up to max 90 days after the end of the 3rd Quater for 10K to be released, time has passed for 10 q but they have to released something between today snd MARCH 31ST
No press release. I'm very curious if earnings will really be released on that date.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
i know i was thinking the same found the date on yahoo finance no news postings at all
Thanks- not sure how much info it will contain. Still waiting patiently for a buyer to materialize.
Sentiment: Hold

subset: commoncrawl


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5 October 2015, Start Time: 18:00
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12 October 2015, Start Time: 18:00
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12 October 2015, Start Time: 18:00
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15 October 2015, Start Time: 17:30
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19 October 2015, Start Time: 17:30
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20 October 2015, Start Time: 13:00
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20 October 2015, Start Time: 17:30
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20 October 2015, Start Time 18:00
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21 October 2015, Start Time: 13:00
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On Campus: Microsoft Presentation
22 October 2015, Start Time: 13:00Focusing on system internals, our speaker Tom Baxter has worked on the fundamentals of quality like Compatibility, Reliability, Security, and Privacy across the codebase, in addition to networking and telemetry features. Come hear how Windows is being reshaped for a mobile and cloud first-world! Learn how we empower rapid innovation with world-class Big Data insights to delight customers.
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23 October 2015, Start Time: 10:00
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On Campus: Booking.com
23 October 2015, Start Time: 13:00
Booking.com is one of the world's leading e-commerce companies and market leader in online accommodations. We are truly global with over 154 offices worldwide. As a Booking.com graduate you will contribute to our ever-expanding business from day one on the job., impacting our 750,000 customers from around the globe. Our teams are looking for data-driven, entrepreneurial graduates who have a passion for travel, products and technology. You will have the freedom to innovate and will work with the best in the industry. During our visit at UCL, we want to get in touch and interview talented software developers that would like to work in our exciting office in Amsterdam. Exceed expectations and do awesome things at Booking.com!
On Campus: American Express
26 October 2015, Start Time: 13:00
At American Express, we deliver extraordinary service to card members and offer rich rewards that redefine expectations. And we're constantly reinventing ways for consumers to connect with businesses, and vice versa.
That's our purpose. And how we can be sure, in every situation, we do more than our job, we accomplish our life's work.
On Campus: Heinz
27 October 2015, Start Time: 13:00
Heinz company and Kraft Foods Group have completed the merger, becoming
the 3rd largest food and beverage company in North America and the 5th
largest in the world.
Are you ready for a life time change, a great adventure and qualified to be part of our shared journey?
Join our company presentation and we'll tell you what it's like to be part of our shared journey TO BE THE BEST FOOD COMPANY, GROWING A BETTER WORLD!
On Campus: EE
28 October 2015, Start Time: 13:00
What's it like to work at the UK's biggest and fastest mobile network operator?
At EE, we're looking for graduates from a range of disciplines to come on board from September 2015 and help us deliver our ambitious plan to help improve people's digital lives.
To find out more about the different schemes- from technology to brand and Marketing, Finance and HR-come along to our employer presentation and hear from two of our graduates.
Find out how to apply, get insider tips on the recruitment process, and learn more about the telecoms industry. Could you be EE?
Off campus: HSBC
28 October 2015, Start Time: 18:15
To learn more about HSBC and the opportunities available, please register to attend our company presentation on Wednesday 28 October 2015 via our website: http://www.hsbc.com/careers/events
The presentation will be hosted by a senior representative and followed by networking over drinks and canapés where you will have the opportunity to meet with recent graduates and colleagues from across the firm.
We look forward to meeting you.
On Campus: Cognolink
29 October 2015, Start Time: 17:30
" Are you passionate and energetic with a dynamic spirit? Are you a creative thinker? Are you resourceful? Come learn more about what it takes to be a Research Analyst at Cognolink.
is a global primary research firm. Our clients are private equity firms,
strategy consultants and hedge funds, and they work with us when they need to
quickly learn about a market, company or product. We find industry
professionals who are experts in their field and can share their knowledge with
our clients as part of a one-to-one consultation, group conference call or
On Campus: NABARRO LLP
5 November 2015, Start Time: 13:00
Nabarro is one of the UK's leading commercial law firms with offices in
London, Sheffield, Manchester, Brussels, Singapore and Dubai. We offer
extensive legal services to national and international clients. The
working culture at Nabarro is open and friendly, yet highly
We recruit 25 trainees per year across our UK offices. Each trainee undertakes 6 four-month seats ensuring exposure to the firm's core practise an specialist areas.
We recruit all of our trainees from our vacation schemes and have up to 55 places available for 2016; 45 in London, and 10 in Sheffield.
Off Campus: Weil
12 November 2015, Start Time: 18:00
Weil, Gotshal & Manges will be holding an employer presentation on Thursday 12th November a 6.30pm. The presentation is open to all UCL, KCL, LSE and Queen Mary students, including postgraduates who would like to know more about the firm. You will have the opportunity to talk informally with graduate recruitment, trainees and partners of the firm over drinks and nibbles.
On Campus: RBB Economics
17 November 2015, Start Time: 17:30
RBB Economics is an economics consultancy specialising in competition policy. It is one of the largest European competition economics practices, with offices in London, Brussels, Madrid, Stockholm and The Hague, as well as in Johannesburg and Melbourne. Competition policy concerns the behaviour of firms with market power, and covers issues such as mergers, vertical agreements, price setting, and potentially abusive behaviour. RBB provides professional, independent economic advice on such matters, applying the latest advances in economic theory, statistical and econometric techniques in helping our clients address complex competition challenges.
Off Campus: Meet AlphaSights: Workshop, Networking & office Tour
17 November, Start Time: 18:30
Location: 58 Davies St, London, W1K 5JF
We connect our clients on-demand to the specific industry experts they need to make better decisions, faster. This workshop and networking event is aimed at helping you understand who we are, what we do and whether a career at Alphasights could be right for you.
You will have the opportunity to meet recruiters, UCL alumni and senior managers from our European Business. The event will particularly be of interest to those considering front office roles.
On Campus: University of Law Presentation
18 November 2015, Start Time: 17:30
Law for non-Law with The University of Law. This session looks at the content of the new modularised GDL, the support and opportunities you will receive at the University of Law, as well as an interactive session to give you a flavour of the kind of workshop activities you would be undertaking. Also present will be a current GDL student to answer any questions you have about making the leap from non-Law to Law
19 November 2015, Start Time: 13:00
Our Technology team pioneers technologies and re-engineers business processes to deliver exceptional levels of innovation and world-class client service. From moving trillions of Euros through a business every day to integrating two organisations after a major acquisition, we face the technological challenges caused by growth, market change and constant competition. You'll constantly be looking ahead. We'll look to you to capitalise on new technological trends that can reshape our business and deliver value for our clients, whilst still meeting the demands of customers, regulators and the markets.
On Campus: ARUP
19 November 2015, Start Time: 17:30
Arup is a global firm of designers, engineers, planners and business consultants providing a range of professional services to clients around the world. With over 12,000 staff in more than 30 countries, we make international team-working part of everyday life. Our people have one core focus: to work together to shape a better world.
Arup recruits over 250 graduates in the UK every year and has vacancies in acoustics, architecture, bridges, building design, communications and systems, energy, environment, fire, finance, geotechnics and tunnelling, highways, intelligent transport systems, lighting, management consultancy, materials, quantity surveying, rail, risk management, site development, town planning, transaction advice, transport planning and water.
Come along and join us on Thursday 19th November at 17:30 for an opportunity to meet with our recent graduates, directors and members of the London Team. Hear first-hand about our projects and career opportunities at one of the world's best design consultancy. Food and drink will be provided.
On Campus: Wragge, Lawrence, Graham & Co
23 November 2015, Start Time: 13:00
Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co is a UK-headquartered international law firm providing a full service to clients worldwide.
Businesses around the world choose us to help them thrive, prosper and become their best. And the key to our success? Our people, of course. Bright, talented individuals who work together to deliver a first-class legal service to first-class legal clients. Sector-focused, we bring together dedicated teams of insightful experts in a wide range of industries, including aerospace, technology, energy, food and drink, healthcare and life sciences, public sector and retail, commercial, energy and natural resources, intellectual property, IT, outsourcing, PFI, projects and regulatory issues.
The workshop will give you an insight into the firm and our application process, along with lots of useful tips on how to ace a group exercise and an interview.
Off Campus: An evening with Baker & McKenzie
24 November 2015, Start Time: 17:30
Location: Baker & McKenzie, 100 New Bridge Street, London, EC4V 6JA
Join Baker & McKenzie on Tuesday 24th November 2015 at our London office for an evening of networking, drinks and nibbles!
The evening will provide you with an excellent opportunity to find out more about working for a leading global law firm and talk informally to our trainees, Associates, partners and Graduate recruitment team.
On Campus: Mandarin Consulting
25 November 2015, Start Time: 17:30
Please note: Mandarin are a consultancy firm offering products. Similar
services are available from The UCL Careers Service, please check first.
If you choose to use their products after this workshop there will be
some form of payment required.
Are you an ambitious Mandarin speaking student studying in the UK and eager to know how to get an internship or a job? This is the seminar for you! You will find out:
1. Where the opportunities are
2. What Western employers want
3. What are the common misunderstandings
4. What your strengths and weaknesses are in the international job market
5. How to overcome weakness and demonstrate your strengths
Equip yourself with job application skills, get the best out of your Investment in overseas study
On Campus: Teach First
30 November 2015, Start Time 17:30
Get some hints and tips at being successful at our assessment centre as part of your application for our two-year Leadership Development Programme. Our assessment centre gives you the opportunity to demonstrate your potential to be a truly fantastic teacher, and this workshop will help you to understand how you can excel on the day. Meet your Graduate Recruitment Officer and get answers to all your questions about one of the most important parts of our recruitment process.
Before coming to the workshop, please ensure you have looked at the Application & Selection pages of our website for guidance.
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1 December, Start Time: 17:30
Aldi is the fastest-growing supermarket in the UK. But that's not just
down to our award-winning products and super low prices. It's also
because of our wonderful, hard-working people. People like you.
Our exciting graduate opportunities include an Area Manager Graduate programme with a starting salary of £42,000, and we also offer undergraduates Retail Industrial Placements with an annual salary of £25,000.
Want to find out more? We'll be holding a presentation at UCL on Tuesday 1 December 2015 between 5.30pm and 8pm for Graduate and Industrial Placement opportunities. We'd love to see you there.
Off Campus: Addleshaw Goddard Open evening
1 December, Start Time: 18:00
Our office open
evening will help you learn more about the firm, its strategy and also
our placement scheme and training contract opportunities. You can spend
some time talking to our people to find out what it is like to work with
us and it's also a chance for you to get some hints and tops to help
you secure the right training contract. So, if you are interested in a
career in law , this is a great opportunity to find out what law firms
are looking for.
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On Campus: Blind in Business Presentation
19th January at 1pm
Blind in Business is a charity that helps sight impaired graduates into
work. We have helped people into jobs at the BBC, Rothschild, BT, the
Civil Service, Allen and Overy and many more.
We offer
specialist advice (on disclosure, reasonable adjustments, Access to
Work) and personalised career planning and grad scheme prep (mock
interviews, psychometric test prep, presentation practice). We run speed
interview and job-training events and can offer mentoring through our
network of VI young professionals and graduate employers.
name is Jessica Luke and I am a sight-impaired graduate from Warwick
University who had a difficult time job-hunting, before securing a place
on a marketing graduate scheme. I am now working fulltime at Blind in
My colleague Justin has helped hundreds of visually impaired people into work through the Blind in Business Employment Service and last year he supported the first ever sight impaired graduate into a role with British Airways.
We'll be sharing our tips to help sight impaired students into work.
Off Campus: Careers at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (Fast Stream)
25th January: 2pm start
Venue: FCO Offices in London. Exact location confirmed before the event.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) is hosting an information / networking event for UCL students.
aim is to increase awareness of what a career at FCO consists of and to
go through the application process with a 'hints and tips' session.
The programme is as follows:
- 2-2.15pm: Introduction from senior staff member or Minister
- 2.15-3pm: Panel with 5-6 recent graduate recruits
- 3-4pm: Presentation on how to apply for the Diplomatic Fast Stream
- 4.15-5pm: Panel with senior members of staff
- 5-6pm: Networking with refreshments
As they are recruiting for their 2017/18 intake, the event is aimed at 1st or 2nd year undergraduates.
Additionally, the event is only open to UK Nationals as
within the Diplomatic Service and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office,
it has been determined that special allegiance to the Crown is required
in respect of these posts such that it is necessary to reserve these
posts to UK nationals. Therefore only UK nationals are eligible for
employment in posts in the Diplomatic Service and the Foreign and
Commonwealth Office unless the responsible Minister decides otherwise in
relation to a specified post or posts.
On Campus: Two Sigma
1st February, Start Time: 17:30
At Two Sigma, we find connections in all of the world's data. These insights guide investment strategies that support retirements, fund research, advance education and benefit philanthropic initiatives. So, if harnessing the power of math, data and technology to help people is something that excites you, let's connect.
Off Campus: Addleshaw Goddard
8th February at 5.30pm (rescheduled from 26th January)
Addleshaw Goddard premises
Addleshaw Goddard will be holding an assessment centre
workshop on 8th February at 5.30pm. The event will gives students a
chance to gain
some valuable hints and tips for the AG assessment centre. The evening
will include a mock group exercise and partner briefing exercise, both
of which will be examined at an assessment centre. Trainee
representatives, associates and partners will be attending the event.
Following the session, a drinks reception will be held at a nearby
On Campus: Teach First
9th February at 1pm
If you are a student at UCL, come along to find out about the excellent
opportunities offered by our Leadership Development Programme (LDP), a
two-year commitment that combines teacher training and a fully-funded
PGCE qualification with one-to-one leadership coaching. Learn how you
will develop leadership qualities that can be applied to any working
environment, no matter where your career takes you afterwards.
In this presentation you will hear first-hand accounts of what teaching in a Teach First school is like, get details on how to apply for the LDP, and gain an insight into the social injustice that exists in the UK, where the link between low family income and poor educational attainment is greater than in almost any other developed country. You will also hear about ways to get involved with Teach First while you are still at university.
Off Campus: TESSIO KAI career talk for Japanese and Japanese speaking students
17th February at 2pm
JobTessio Japan is holding a career talk for Japanese and
Japanese-speaking students who are interested in working in Japan after
JobTessio is the organizer of "BAL-JOB LONDON" which is one of the largest career fairs in London for Japanese and Japanese speaking students in Europe. Over 600 students from universities in UK and Europe attended the fair in 2015, and around 20 leading companies participated from Japan to interview the students. BAL-JOB LONDON 2016 is on April 9th and 10th!
In the career talk in February, we will introduce about BAL-JOB LONDON 2016 in April and cover the topics below to support the students to find career in Japan.
- the trends of job market in Japan
- the schedule of job search/application for opportunities in Japan
- the introduction of the career fair, "BAL-JOB LONDON GRANDE 2016"
- Q&A session
On Campus: WorldQuant
22nd February at 5.30pm
We would like to invite you to attend an Information Session on the
WorldQuant Challenge, and our Quantitative Finance Research Consultant
Program to be held at University College London – at 4th Floor, ULU
Building, February 22th- from 5:30 PM to 7:00PM.
While this event is open to all students (undergraduates to PhD) and alumni, we are inviting you personally since your field of study may be very a good match to the attributes we are seeking. Successful candidates often come from various STEM and Financial programs.
When you join us you will learn more about:
- The Quantitative finance and investment management industry
- How to become a successful Quant in global financial markets
- How to get free access to our web-based stock simulation system, that you can use to develop your quantitative financial models
- How to attend free training classes / seminars about quantitative finance research and modeling
- How you can get paid as a Research Consultant
We offer outstanding learning and earning opportunities, which include:
- Performance based compensation, for successfully contracted consultants
- Training classes / seminars about quantitative finance research and modeling
- Access to our web-based stock simulation system that you can use to develop your quantitative financial models
- An opportunity for students in engineering and science to break into the financial industry
If you are interested to hear more about it, but unable to attend our presentation, we will be organizing monthly Webinar Session, starting on Monday, March 7th, 2016 from 12:00 -1:00 pm. To participate in the webinar and be considered for the position, please click the link below:
For more information and to apply please visit https://www.worldquantchallenge.com.
Feel free to share this invitation with friends, classmates and others that may be interested in participating. We look forward to having you with us!
On Campus: Teach First
23rd February at 1pm
This practical workshop is your chance to find out more about the
recruitment process for our Leadership Development Programme (LDP), a
two-year commitment combining teacher training and a fully-funded PGCE
qualification with one-to-one leadership coaching. Meet a member of our
graduate recruitment team to ask any questions and get hints and tips so
you feel as confident as possible before submitting your online
We recommend starting your application before the workshop so you can start thinking about how to approach the competency questions, but this is not compulsory.
If you have any questions about this event please contact Jordan on email@example.com
On Campus: Shearman & Sterling
3rd March at 1pm
Leading global law firm, Shearman & Sterling LLP are offering paid internships across various business support functions in July. They will be on campus for an exclusive presentation on 3rd March to run through the various schemes on offer and how to apply. Opportunities are across HR, marketing, finance, knowledge management, library services and facilities.
On Campus: KPMG - How to develop Commercial Awareness
8th March at 1pm
At KPMG, we're passionate about developing potential. That's why during our skills session, we will give you the tools and guidance you need to develop your commercial awareness so that you feel prepared for making a job application and beyond.
This is an opportunity to find out more and hone some of the skills you'll need to help you through any recruitment process, and once you start work. There really is something for everyone. Which is also what you'll find if you go on to join us.
To find out more about KPMG and the opportunities available visit the KPMG website.
On Campus: Mandarin Consultant
15th March at 5.30pm
This exclusive event will give a better insight of what opportunities Mandarin Consulting International can bring 'at your door' and will challenge each one of you with an application workshop.
The Job Application Workshop event encompasses coaching, work experience and the skills gained can be taken forward into your future career. You will have the opportunity to participate interactively with professional career adviser at Mandarin Consulting and also, there will be a presentation of how they could help in boosting your career employability chances.
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A sudden tightening of labour laws in Kuwait appears to have landed Indians in trouble, according to a few Keralites who landed in Delhi, a Kerala minister said here Friday.
State Minister for Diaspora K.C. Joseph told IANS that they were caught unawares of the arrival of the Keralites from Kuwait.
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At the end of the first day, India were 307/5 with Cheteshwar Pujara (119) and MS Dhoni (29) still at crease.
As Pujara headed towards the pitch after Virender Sehwag got out in a characteristic fashion, edging one to slips, he would have been feeling a lot of pressure. And why not, coming in at the no.3 spot, left vacated by the veteran batsman is a huge responsibility.
He began sedately and slowly got into the groove. By the time he set off for a single in the 70th over of the match, the crowd erupted at the Rajiv Gandhi International stadium. The 24-year-old had completed a maiden ton on his self declared 'second debut' for India.
A positive start and then...
After captain MS Dhoni had won the toss and decided to bat first, the home team began their innings on a positive note with Gautam Gambhir playing the first delivery of the day from Chris Martin for a boundary towards fine leg. Along with Virender Sehwag, he began the proceedings on a steady note. By the end of fifth over, India were 15/0.
It was in the sixth over of the match that Sehwag opened up his shoulders and collected back-to-back boundaries off Martin. From there, the run rate picked up.
However, Gambhir couldn't hold his temptation to poke at a delivery that was pitched outside off and the result was that he got an outside edge and left arm pacer Trent Boult provided the first breakthrough for the visitors.
Sehwag continued unfazed as he quickly moved to 47 that included nine boundaries. Again, like his opening partner, he attempted a careless stroke as he tried to play a short one from Bracewell over the slips. The ball went into the hands of Martin Guptill and he headed for the pavilion.
Even Sachin Tendulkar could only manage 19 before being bowled by Boult off a brilliant delivery that stayed low, bringing the batsman to his knees, crashing on the middle stump.
Youngsters to the fore
Pujara, who came after the fall of first wicket, was then joined by Virat Kohli and the duo produced a century stand to steer the innings forward in a comfortable position.
Cheteshwar Pujara was unbeaten on 119 as the stumps were drawn on the first day of the Test. He looked calm and his strokes displayed confidence. He didn't shy away from playing the pull shot as Martin tested him dropping one short. He has smashed 15 boundaries and a six in his innings so far and proved to be the difference between the two sides.
He was well supported by Kohli, who fell after scoring a half-century. Suresh Raina frittered away another opportunity as he was dismissed cheaply for just 3.
Sloppy fielding
For New Zealand, the fielders must take the blame for missing chances. Ross Taylor was the main culprit dropping as many as three catches that could have made the story of Day 1 a bit different from how it turned out to be. They looked good only in patches as first Sehwag and then Kohli seemed to benefit from the missed chances.
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Edward Weiner is a retired San Diego Federal prosecutor, a member of the San Diego Behavioral Health Advisory Board (previously the Alcohol and Drug Advisory Board), and a former member of the 2013-2014 San Diego County Grand Jury. He is a graduate of UCLA and UCLA Law School and holds an advanced law degree from Georgetown University Law Center. For 27 years, Mr. Weiner was an Assistant U.S. Attorney in San Diego and before that was a trial attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. He also worked as a Deputy District Attorney handling juvenile matters in Kern County (Bakersfield), California. Mr. Weiner has served on the Board and as President of his homeowners association for 12 years. He is married to a retired teacher, has one son (also a UCLA Law graduate) and two grandchildren.
Gennene Wilburn has 40-plus years in human services, 25 of them were with the Probation Department in San Diego County. Before she retired, Gennene was a Program Manager for the award-winning truancy suppression project. During her career, she focused on strategic planning and developing collaborative partnerships with other community agencies. She is passionate about children's rights and helping them realize they have options. Her reason for joining the JJC is to continue her advocacy on behalf of youth and families.
Kimberly Alan is an attorney and former San Diego federal prosecutor. Ms. Allan received her Bachelor's degree in economics with honors from UC Berkeley and her law degree from UC Davis. She was an attorney at the US Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. for over seven years and an Assistant US Attorney in San Diego for over nine years. She has served on several boards and commissions, including as President of the Coronado Schools Foundation and on the board of the Coronado Cays Homeowners Association. Her interest in juvenile justice is based on her service as a Board Member and Site Coordinator for the San Diego Juvenile Court Book Club. During over 10 years of monthly meetings with incarcerated youth for book club discussions, high school graduation ceremonies and educational scholarship awards, she has witnessed firsthand the enormous challenges facing these young people. Ms. Allan currently practices estate planning law and lives in Coronado with her husband and daughter.
Kathleen Edwards is an advocate for students with special education and mental health needs. She holds a Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction with emphasis in Special Education Administration. For the past 35 years, she has worked as a teacher, administrator and trainer dealing with special education and mental health issues. Her interest in the Juvenile Justice Commission is fueled by the high percentage of adjudicated youth with special education and mental health needs. Dr. Edwards is a former member of the Mental Health Association of San Diego County and was an Arizona Special Education Teacher of the Year. She lives in San Diego with her husband and son.
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Amy Lansing is on faculty at the University of California, San Diego, in the School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, and is also an adjunct professor in the Sociology Department, Division of Criminology, at San Diego State University. She holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, with specializations in Neuropsychology, Developmental Trauma and Forensic Epidemiology. Her National Institute of Health and National Institute of Child and Human Development funded translational research program is dedicated to understanding the neurobehavioral underpinnings of high-risk behaviors and functional impairment in underserved populations such as juvenile delinquents and maltreated youth. This program integrates neuroscience technologies (imaging, genetics), mental health services (treatment for trauma spectrum and drug/alcohol disorders; interventions for violence and impulsivity reduction), neuropsychology, criminology and public policy issues (health disparities, HIV/STD risk). In addition to the Juvenile Justice Commission, she is an independent contractor for the State of California, providing assessments of mentally disordered adult offenders. Her interest in the JJC stems from the significant number of delinquent youth with cognitive deficits, neurological and mental health needs.
Meagan Nuńez is an attorney who has devoted her legal practice to helping parents of disabled children who are fighting for a meaningful education for their children. Meagan is on the board of the Disabled Services Advisory Council where she volunteers her time to promote access to recreational activities for people with disabilities. Prior to attending law school, Meagan graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. Meagan then gained valuable experience teaching English as a foreign language and later working with students with emotional difficulties. When not working, Meagan spends her time with her husband and two young children.
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The donation comes on top of an iTunes page for the Red Cross, where 100% of value is passed on to relief efforts. Apple's recent link on their homepage that directs traffic to the Red Cross iTunes page is a major move as their site garners close to 35 million unique visitors monthly, placing it #23 in Compete's popularity rank of websites. "It's a prime bit of real-estate and it's nice to see one of the five major links on the page go to relief in the wake of Sandy's devastation of the eastern seaboard," notes TheNextWeb. · Go to Why corporate citizenship is no longer an option for brands →


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From: shagohad3 | #009Ada needs to go away. Her story and character peaked in 2 and now she;s just the token spy.
No shes' not, she's not even an interesting character anymore. They just use her to fill the token spy role.
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PoopMasterGoetz 3 years ago#12
brunbbmerc posted...
capcom has no ideas and is just always doing the same thing with her and never explaining it
Exactly this. The Resident Evil series will probably never culminate or climax. The closest it did to that was killing off Wesker. And you know, that may have been a good stopping point. The only transitional plot points in 6 were the introduction of Wesker's son (which pretty much went nowhere; they didn't do anything with it) and bringing an apocalyptic biohazard outbreak to the global stage. Otherwise, the game had a new virus, new villains, new fictional cities within real countries, new everything that all came and went within one game. Most of 6's content was entirely isolated from the previous installments and will probably remain that way with future installments.
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Nah, Ada was fine (both in terms of looks & character arc.) as is during RE4. The problem is that she never developed past RE4.
Ada & Leon's story should've ended at RE4. (Or in Ada's case, RE5 the game where Wesker played a central role.)
It's hilarious how in RE6, both her & Leon are most likely in their 40s but they still act like some goddamn highschool crushes who sometimes pass by each other through College campus hallways just to have a little moment with each other before they go their own way.
That Ada LOLmance Crap is hilarious due to the game's context. They're both super secret agents fighting off zombies but they still handle their relationship with each other the same way a college student would.
brunbbmerc posted...
That seems to be the problem with all Japanese games. As much as I can't stand Western game writing (Which I find to be equally as atrocious as Jap story telling.)
Western games at least try to self contain all story arcs into trilogies before moving on to another segment of the universe.
Japanese games constantly milk the series dry until nobody wants it anymore, leaving the game to end on a huge cliffhanger.
The Suikoden series is the most obvious example. The sad part is that the original Suiko writer originally tried to end the series by the 4rth installment. He quit after Suiko 3 and then Konami made their own Suiko 4 which is just as directionless as Resident Evil 6.
Leon is 36 and Ada is 39.Yeah I find it strange that even at this age they act like this but hey.There is not much to explain about Ada,she is spy and she works for any person that pays her.That is.
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kenneth_velez 3 years ago#15
Ever notice how Ada Wong sounds like River Song. . . And Raymond in Revelations looks like a Ginger 11th Doctor.
Ada was a nice Addition in RE4, but made more sense to be in this game; if you buy into that Carla plot they did.
One big Family Reunion, Chris got one in 5 (Wesker and Jill [Kirk maybe]) it was time for Leon to have one with Sherry and Ada.
He was almost a Jill Sandwich.
PoopMasterGoetz 3 years ago#16
But not Claire. Trololo
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HARRINGTON, Del., Feb. 13 — These are fearful days in the birthplace of America's chicken industry.
Like a medieval plague that appears without warning and spreads with speed, an avian flu has infected two chicken farms near here, threatening to cut a deadly swath through the most valuable agricultural industry in Delaware and Maryland.
Though no new cases have been detected since the second of the two outbreaks was identified on Feb. 9, state officials are still testing scores of farms within six miles of the two affected farms, concerned that the virus has been spread by migrating geese, air currents or even farmers themselves.
The influenza strain, known as H7, is not a danger to humans, and is not even particularly deadly for chickens. But if allowed to spread, health experts say, it can mutate into a more virulent strain for animals. Consequently, the state typically orders entire flocks destroyed when even a single bird becomes infected.
So far, nearly 86,000 birds at the two farms have been killed, a tiny fraction of the 576 million chickens raised last year on the Chesapeake Bay's eastern shore. But if the virus spreads widely, it could cause devastating economic losses to this griddle-flat peninsula, which encompasses southern Delaware, eastern Maryland and a tiny piece of Virginia. (Hence its nickname, Delmarva.)
"To get a disease in here that you can't cure, that you can't vaccinate for, well, that could cause the destruction of millions of birds worth hundreds of millions of dollars," said Vance Phillips, 41, a chicken farmer in Sussex County, Del., which produces more chickens than any other county in America. "For a rural community, that's a pretty tough hit to take."
Delaware officials say a slow response to an avian flu outbreak in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia two years ago may have contributed to the rapid spread of the disease, which caused the destruction of more than four million chickens and turkeys worth $130 million.
Outbreaks of avian flu have also been reported recently in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Officials in both states say they pose no threat.
The chicken industry is to Delmarva what Wall Street is to Manhattan or steel once was to Pittsburgh. There are 2,000 chicken farmers on the peninsula, who last year generated $1.5 billion in sales. An additional 14,000 people work in chicken processing plants run by four major companies: Perdue Farms, Allen Family Foods, Mountaire Farms and Tyson Foods. Chicken farming accounts for more than a third of Maryland's agricultural income, and more than two-thirds of Delaware's.
The virus identified in Delaware is a different strain from the H5N1 virus in Asia, which has caused the slaughter of millions of birds there and killed at least 18 people in Thailand and Vietnam. Though both strains are carried by chickens, officials say the H7 strain has never been known to affect humans.
The outbreak has not been serious, yet. But because of it, 14 countries, including China, Mexico and Brazil, have banned imports of chickens from Delaware — and, in some cases, from all of the United States. Foreign exports account for about 7 percent of Delmarva's chicken sales.
For that reason, the state and the industry moved rapidly to contain the outbreak as soon as the first report of infection was confirmed at a small independent farm in Harrington on Feb. 6. The farm's 12,000 chickens were destroyed and farms within two miles were quarantined.
For three days, officials thought the outbreak was over. But on Feb. 9, the virus was detected in a flock in Greenwood, Del., five miles away, and real fear set in. This was a first: the flock was owned by Perdue, and no commercial farm in Delaware had ever been infected by avian influenza before. (The vast majority of the peninsula's chicken farmers work for the major processing companies, which scrupulously tend to their flocks to prevent flu infections.)
The farm's 73,800 birds were quickly destroyed and the quarantine was extended to six miles around the two farms, an area covering about 80 farms. Life immediately became strange for chicken farmers.
These days, farmers wait by their televisions and radios each day for reports on whether new outbreaks have been found. "It's kind of jittery, like right after 9/11," said a man named Johnny at a farm equipment store in town.
The virus can be carried on shoes, clothing, hair, tires and just about anything else that moves. To avoid its spread, farmers in the quarantine area have been told to keep people off their property and to avoid congregating with other farmers. Auctions, church dinners and monthly farm group meetings have been canceled. Equipment repairmen and chicken inspectors have stopped visiting farms.
The quarantine could last three to four more weeks, even if no new infections are discovered, officials said.
When fuel or feed delivery trucks do come to farms, they are accompanied by decontamination teams that spray down their wheels and undercarriages with disinfectant. When farmers do go into town, they are asked to wash their hair, change their clothes and disinfect their tires first.
Adding to the surreal quality of the quarantine, health officials in white biohazard suits have arrived in government-issue vans, stopping to draw blood from sample chicken carcasses that farmers leave in roadside containers.
"It's pretty weird," said Louise Messick, 68, who runs a chicken farm with her husband, Bill, 69, half a mile from the original outbreak. "Everyone is scared right now."
Bill Messick has gone into town just once since last weekend. But he considers himself one of the lucky ones: his chickens tested negative, and he was able to send 56,000 seven-week-old birds to the processing plant on Friday.
"We can't go nowhere and no one can come in," he said from the edge of his property.
In Harrington, gas stations, restaurants and grocery stores are reporting drop-offs in business as farmers stay home. At Peoples Restaurant on Clark Street, Irene Layton, one of the owners, said customers had even stopped ordering her famous chicken dishes out of misguided fears that they could catch the virus.
"I had one woman tell me she wasn't feeling well and thought she had caught the bird flu while driving through the area," Mrs. Layton said.
It is widely believed that the chicken industry was born on the Delmarva peninsula, when Mrs. Wilmer Steele discovered in 1923 that she could make more money selling chickens than eggs. The Perdue family got its start here, and the company's headquarters is still in Salisbury, Md.
Health officials say they believe the original Delaware infection came from a live animal market in New York City. Commercial farmers do not sell at the live markets, which are known as breeding grounds for disease, but independent farmers frequently do. Live markets are also thought to be the source of recent avian flu outbreaks in New Jersey.
For that reason, farmers and commercial processors say they may push for regulations to clean up the live markets once the current outbreak is contained.
"When we talk about avian influenza on this peninsula, people pay attention," said Bill Satterfield, executive director of Delmarva Poultry Industry Inc., a trade group. "Nobody wants to be the guy who spread it."


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UPDATE 11am: FOUR men arrested yesterday after search warrants were executed across the Northern Rivers region yesterday, have been charged with drug offences.
Strike Force Cloak was established by officers attached to Richmond Local Area Command Drug Unit to investigate the alleged supply of prohibited drugs in the Ballina area.
Police said they will allege the syndicate was involved in the distribution and sale of commercial quantities of methylamphetamine ('ice') and other illicit drugs.
Yesterday's events
About 12.30pm yesterday, officers attached to Richmond Local Area Command Drug Unit, with assistance from Richmond detectives, Richmond Target Action Group (TAG), and the NSW Police Dog Unit, conducted several search warrants across five properties in Byron Bay, Woodburn, Caniaba, Ballina and West Ballina.
Police located and seized a kilogram of cocaine, as well as MDMA ('ecstasy') and cannabis during the searches. Four men, aged 48, 28, 22 and 40, were arrested and taken to Ballina Police Station.
Charges laid
A 48-year-old man was charged with supplying a commercial quantity of a prohibited drugs, supplying an indictable quantity of a prohibited drug and possessing a prohibited drug (x3).
A 28-year-old man was charged with knowingly taking part in supplying a prohibited drug, concealing a serious indictable offence and possessing a prohibited drug.
A 22-year-old man was charged with commercial supply of a prohibited drug, ongoing supply of a prohibited drug, indictable supply of a prohibited drug (x4), and possessing a prohibited weapon.
All three were refused bail to appear before Lismore Local Court today.
A 40-year-old man was charged with supplying a prohibited drug, dealing with proceeds of crime, and possessing a prohibited drug (x3).
He was granted conditional bail to appear before Lismore Local Court on Monday, October 17.
Investigations by Strike Force Cloak are continuing.
INITIAL: UP TO a kilogram of cocaine has been seized by police in a series of dramatic drug raids across Ballina, Byron Bay and Lismore today.
Police have arrested four men so far and more arrests are expected in what is the culmination of Strike Force Cloak, a six-month investigation by Richmond Local Area Command police into commercial drug supply in the region.
About 12.30pm officers attached to Richmond Local Area Command Drug Unit, with assistance from Richmond detectives, Richmond Target Action Group, and the Police Dog Unit, attended a premises on Hayman Street, West Ballina.
It was there that police will allege they located and seized one kilogram of cocaine.
Search warrants are still being executed across the remaining five properties in Cypress Court at Byron Bay, Alfred Street at Woodburn, Melaleuca Court at Caniaba, Southern Cross Drive at Ballina and a caravan park in West Ballina.
Four men, aged 49, 43, 28 and 21, were all arrested and taken to Ballina Police Station where they are currently assisting police with their inquiries.
Police will allege those arrested were involved in an organised operation to purchase and distribute significant amounts of ice and cocaine on an ongoing basis.
It will be alleged the ring dealt in large sales of the drugs, in the realm of $20,000 at a time, or several ounces of ice, to lower level dealers.
Richmond police Detective Inspector Cameron Lindsay said there was evidence to suggest their supply of drugs was from outside the region, from overseas in some cases, as well as southeast Queensland and the Sydney region.
More generally local police were liaising with federal and state crime agencies in their bid to target increasingly brazen drug supply operations on the Northern Rivers.