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- Korean Grand Prix - FP2
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October 4, 2013: Lewis Hamilton completed a clean sweep of Friday practice as Mercedes displayed its ability to take the fight to Red Bull in Korea
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October 4, 2013: Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time of first practice for the Korean Grand Prix as the session ended with a heavy crash for Kimi Raikkonen
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September 7, 2013: Sebastian Vettel once again set the pace during final practice for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza as Fernando Alonso closed the gap
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September 6, 2013: Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time of a close first practice session for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza
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Art Deco replaced Art Nouveau as the major international decorative style after World War I and continued until World War II. Art Deco represented a machine age aesthetic, replacing flowing, floral motifs with streamlined, geometric designs that expressed the speed, power and scale of modern technology.
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Design influences were many, from the modern art movements of Cubism, Futurism and Constructivism to ancient geometric design elements from the exotic cultures of Egypt, Assyria and Persia. In poster art, precursors of Art Deco were the German Plakatstil, the Viennese Secession, the Deutscher Werkbund, and the Parisian fashion design revolution which commenced in 1908.
The style received its name from the Decorative Arts Exposition of Paris in 1925.This exposition marked the mature phase of Art Deco design, a style that by that point had become very popular and widely recognized. Simplification and abstraction were always hallmarks of Art Deco, although the soft elegance and exoticism of its early days yielded to a more muscular and forceful style in the '30s. It was often called the "Cassandre Style" after its most famous artist, who enjoyed a one-man show at the Museum of Modern Art in 1936. Cassandre's sleek designs of towering ships and speeding trains are still considered to be the quintessential Art Deco images.
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First international gathering of forest producer organizations underway
The representatives of farmer and forest producer organizations from around the world are gathering today at an international conference held in Guilin, China. The meeting represents the first of its kind in giving the world's many millions of smallholder farmer and community forest producers an opportunity to have their voices heard at a global level. With a large part of the Earth's surface affected by forest producer activities, the conference will seek to support forest producers in improving sustainable management of forest landscapes. …
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Registration is now open for the IUCN World Parks Congress (WPC), the landmark global forum on protected areas held every 10 years. The event takes place in Sydney, Australia 12-19 November 2014, with the theme 'Parks, people, planet: inspiring solutions' designed to help deliver IUCN's three priority areas of IUCN's work programme. …
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This meetup group is created for global business architects, managers, and entrepreneurs to network and exchange: Doing business globally. Global trends in management. Global trends in technology. Lessons learnt by global managers and entrepreneurs. This meetup group emerged from the Information Architects and still hosts some events related to information architecture arts and sciences. Tech Training, Internships and Jobs and Global DC are our sister groups. Please make yourself at home - che …
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The Baltimore UX Book Club is a gathering for people interested in the area of user experience (that's the UX) to discuss a book relevant to the discipline. You might call yourselves interaction designers, information architects, user experience professionals, visual designers, art directors, front-end or back-end developers, business dev types, or maybe you refer to yourself as someone who understands the value of good user experience across channels. Everyone who attends should try to read …
The SharePoint Special Interest Group (SSIG) is focused on delivering the content the users want. While the SharePoint platform is extensive, we plan to deliver speakers able to address a wide variety of topics, including development, information architecture, user experience, governance and infrastructure. All these components come together to create the best SharePoint experience. Our meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of every month from 7 PM - 9 PM at the Knowlogy Offices on 1934 Old Gal …
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If you want to know more about Information Security, you should join! If you know much about Information Security, you should join! If you don't know anything about Information Security, you should join! While we focus on helping people earn the distinctive Certified Information Systems Security Professional title, this Meetup is for anyone who wants to learn or share knowledge of computer security. If you'd like to earn a CISSP certification, this group will help you get there. If you have a CI …
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MarkLogic User Groups are informal events for users to meet, discuss, and share best practices regionally. This is an easy way to meet peers and learn how to get more out of MarkLogic Server and play with XQuery. The meetup sessions will cover best practices for MarkLogic development, insight into the product roadmap, and case studies about how organizations have used MarkLogic to build information-rich applications in areas such as: Common repository Metadata Catalog Digital Content Delive …
We're a group of user experience professionals ranging from information architects and interaction designers to visual designers and usability specialists. Every month (more or less) we read a book related to designing for user experiences and get together to chat about it.
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The recent wave of interest in semantic technology has led to the growing popularity of Semantic Meetups in US and around the world. The purpose of local Meetup is to provide a forum for newcomers to learn about the foundational technologies of the Semantic Web [] and for the well versed to keep up on industry trends and share their experiences. Discuss topics will cover a broad range of subject matter that includes OWL, RDF, SPARQL, RIF, Open Linked data, semantics in the enterprise, rules, in …
Membership is comprised of Women either in the Information Security field or wanting to enter the field. The purpose of this group is to advance women in Information Security by promoting networking, education, mentoring, resource-sharing, and opportunities. Regular workshops will be offered to bridge the gap of theory and/or minimal hands-on labs from a course you took or self-studying. You will get to learn and practice in an environment of like-minded women. Workshops will be led by SME's in …
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To provide a forum for Revit users to share their ideas, methods, and practices in order to further the Building Information Modeling (BIM) benefits for the local design community. The DC Revit Users Group Goal is to: -Foster local peer contacts among Revit users to share best practices -Provide feedback to Autodesk regarding problems encountered and features that are needed -Share "Best Practices" -Inform and educate the DC area Revit community in a networking environment. Click Here to go …
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It is time to bring an active MySQL meetup group back to the DC area. New and seasoned users are welcome for discussion, networking and the opportunity to learn from the DC area's MySQL experts. Please follow us on @NOVA_MySQL
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exploreUX is a conversation series for fellow UX enthusiasts interested in discussing trends, challenges, and best practices about all aspects of user experience. We meet every other month to discuss a topic, network, and have fun. Anyone is welcome to attend. exploreUX is organized by the User Experience Team at Rock Creek Strategic Marketing and hosted at the Rock Creek office. We look forward to some great discussions! @exploreUX
The Reston SharePoint User Group is hosted at the Microsoft offices in Reston, Virginia. The group was brought to fruition by Dan Usher and Scott Hoag, realizing the need for a user group in the Reston area that met during the day so as to provide a place for practitioners, professionals, and enthusiasts to learn and share ideas during the work day. If you're interested in speaking, sponsoring or for more information, contact Dan and Scott at email@example.com. Looking to attend? We meet on th …
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The mission of FEDSPUG is to establish a community for the Federal Government civilian agencies, military users and contractors to discuss and collaborate on SharePoint best practices and evolving technologies. Monthly meetings are held on the 1st Thursday of every month. For more information about our organization please visit www.fedspug.org. Women in SharePoint DC is a Special Interest Group of FEDSPUG dedicated to supporting IT women in the Metro DC area. Effective September 1, 2011 our two …
This is a group for professionals from the the commercial and federal markets who are concerned about minimizing the risk from open source component usage in your applications. Whether you are a practitioner or manager in application development, IT operations, IT architecture, Security - join the discussion to share and learn about new threats and risk factors as well as best practices and solutions.
Fab Lab Baltimore is a digital fabrication lab and community workshop. We provide public access to laser cutters, CNC routers, 3d printers, and more. We are a resource for students, inventors, entrepreneurs, designers, artists, and other professionals, as well as businesses and institutions in the Baltimore region. Fab Labs began as an outreach project through MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms, an interdisciplinary initiative that explores the relationship between computer science and physical s …
The Potomac Center for Photography is a place to learn about photography. We have field workshops, classes, guest speakers, equipment reviews, webinars, and shootouts all to improve your photography skills, each event will be designed to help you become more creative with your photography, share and grow your portfolios, and most of all have fun and shoot! All types of photographers and skill levels are welcome. It doesn't matter if your passion is shooting people, places or things. The educatio …
We meet face-to-face in Baltimore, MD roughly once each month. This group is for veterans and newbies alike. Anyone using (or thinking of using) Revit is welcome to attend our meetings. We meet to talk about topics important to architects, engineers and contractors.
We are the DC Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery. The ACM, a global community of 100,000+ professionals, advances computing as a science and a profession. Our local chapter pursues this endeavor through offline lectures, workshops, discussion panels, networking events, community outreach affairs, and professional development seminars. We partner with ACM HQ, ACM special interest groups (SIGs), DC area technical user groups, and area university Comp Sci and Info Tech department …
Come on in! We've changed the Meet Up name but not our mission! Cohousing Collaborative, LLC, is delighted to announce we are expanding this Meet Up site to include the many and varied activities surrounding building sustainable communities -- most particularly cohousing communities. This site will be focused on creating Meet UPs for folks to meet and discuss topics of social sustainability in our changing world. How can we help each other through these tough economic times? How can we encourage …
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The Carlyle Lions Club held a supper on May 15 to give back to the community after raising a record $40,000 at their annual Supper and Auction held in March. President of the Lions Club, Wayne Wilson, stated that "the majority of the money that the Lions raise goes back to the community, but we do give on the provincial, national, and international levels as well. Most of it we like to keep in the community though."
Stretching from Manor to Arcola with donations this year the Lions did their best to share the wealth. After raising the money in March a committee of Lions members vote on who was to receive it. The Carlyle Lions Club is made up of 24 dedicated members and are supported by many businesses and individuals around the community. It is this relationship that ensures success.
This year donations were made to a variety of groups. The first presentation was made to Manor Skating Rink, which is more than just a rink. After the rink was condemned a few years ago, the community decided to build a new one. It is now affiliated with the school and will also be used for track and field, but the Rink committee is in the process of building an area for badminton as well. The posts are being made and the nets are to be bought using this donation of $1,000. Presented by Gord Paulley, both Rylan Weir and Mike Riddell were happy to accept it.
The Carlyle Curling Club received $5,000 on behalf of the Lions Club. Kirk Himmelspach and Mike Lothian were thankful for the donation presented by Kent Holland. This donation will help with redoing the basement and upgrading the main floor.
The Carlyle Sports Arena received $3,000 for fixing and repainting the bleachers in the complex. Krista Ruckabar accepted the cheque from Lions member Ron Paul.
The Carlyle History Book was given $2,000 towards seeing it completed. Lynn Brady and Audrey Brady accepted the money on behalf of the History Book from Frank Faber.
The Moose Mountain Jumpers based in Arcola, take gymnastic students from across the area: Kenosee, Redvers, and Manor to name a few. They have been operating for 19 years and after that time are in need of new equipment and a new practice space. The $1,000 Claudia Mullis accepted from Don Corrigan will be put towards new balance beams for the club.
Rusty Relics Museum, who also provided the supper for the evening, was given $2,000. Lion's member Bev Rutten presented the cheque to Audrey Young and Ron Paul. This money will be put towards flooring the front end and the old freight room. While they have also received a CPR bunkhouse and storage shed from the railway, so they will need to move them to the site.
The Carlyle Library was presented $2,000. Lions member Pat Anderson handed the cheque to Lauren Hume. The money, however, is not going towards books like many assumed it would be. They will be using it as part of the summer student's salary. The summer student runs a reading program and other activities for youth to partake in.
Five hundred dollars was then given to the Carlyle and District Food Bank. George Anderson happily handed the money to Mavis James, who told those in attendance a little about what they have been doing. They cover all of southeastern Saskatchewan and have seen an increase in hampers, being able to give out 30 to 48 a month. The donations after Christmas tend to taper off, so the Lions donation was greatly appreciated. This money will go towards both fresh and preserved food products.
The Fire Chief, Trent Lee, accepted $1,000 from Lions member Keith Walker. Lee stated that the Fire Department is in need of a meeting/training facility. An area that is clean and quiet in order to teach the members of the Department. This will help in keeping them safe when they go out on a call.
Memorial Hall was given $3,000, as well as a donation of tables and chairs. Wade Trippel gave out the money to Diane Tweitmeyer and Marion Biram. They explained that this money would be put towards redoing the bar and dance floor, which will make a fantastic area for gatherings and improve the overall atmosphere of Memorial Hall.
Finally the Carlyle Happy Gang was given $2,500 and a new refrigerator. Accepting the cheque was President of the Happy Gang, Cliff Walker, from Myrla Holland. Jokingly asking if it was his name on the cheque Walker then explained that the Happy Gang wants to upgrade the front entrance as it is in poor condition.
In addition to this money given out for the night the Lions decided to put $5,000 into a GIC. This is to save for a major project for a community in the future, last year money was given to Lions Park for the new washrooms there.
Another $5,000 will be put into a different GIC to help with basic things throughout the year that might come up, while $7,000 was given to Lions Park for upgrades. The night was a great success.
After the donations were presented, Alicia Robinson, and a trainer from Dog Guides in Oakville, ON spoke a little about Robinson's dog, Elf. The Carlyle Lions Club had discovered that Robinson had been approved for receiving a guide dog and wanted to help in some way. They decided to make a donation to the Dog Guides, which would help with the costs of a dog. Dog Guides works solely on donations with no government funding and provides free services to those that are approved for the program.
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At the University of Dayton, within the Hanley Trading Center, the Flyer Forex Fund (FFF) has been coming together. FFF is a leveraged currency portfolio that is managed by a student-run proprietary trading group. It utilizes a non-discretionary algorithmic model that incorporates trend indicators including volatility, momentum and GIRTH (see "Learning to trade: It's academic," October 2009, where the GIRTH model is defined).
FFF has two primary goals: 1) To educate student-members on finance by providing them with an in-depth experience trading real money in the spot currency market; and 2) to teach student-members the disciplines of money management to prepare them for financial management positions. For the academic year 2009-10, FFF was managed using simulation money. It was hoped that simulation trading would reduce human errors in execution.
By October 2010, a 15-member advisory board was formed to help guide the fund. The advisory board covers a wide range of areas: Corporate finance, energy trading, risk management, commodities, intellectual property, private wealth, hedge funds and interest rate strategies. That same month, the fund began to trade real money with a long position in the euro on Oct. 29 at 1 p.m.
In an effort to get the fund up and running quickly, FFF is solely owned by Prof. Leslie K. McNew. It is funded primarily by McNew with some student contributions in the form of non-refundable club dues. McNew manages the legal issues, tax consequences and intellectual property of the fund. The fund accepts no third-party money and holds a non-profit status.
The fund trades spot currency, specifically the EUR/USD, implementing the GIRTH model. Currently, positions are in €10,000, with a margin of $320 per position. Profit per pip is $1. At a spot of €1.4676 and a position size of €10,000, total leverage could be as much as 46:1. The fund has $2,500 in trading capital at FXCM. The FXCM system also was used during the simulation stage at the university in the academic environment. The fund holds $2,515.21 in reserve at Wells Fargo. As we prepare for a new school year, we report what we have learned operating FFF.
Analysis & execution
The GIRTH model, run on a spreadsheet, directs the student to implement a trade (long, short or exit) based on the open of the four-hour candlestick and analysis of the 10- and 20-period exponential moving averages (EMAs). Thus, the student must actively manage the model, watching the market at 1 a.m., 5 a.m., 9 a.m., 1 p.m., 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. To avoid the requirement that students monitor the markets 24 hours a day, they trade only at these times. This affects their entrance and exit of a trade. (It's expected and accepted that the student-managed model will underperform an exact trade cross method because of the time situation.)
Because the spot forex market transacts 24 hours a day, from late Sunday afternoon to late Friday afternoon, students must be focused on the market and on team participation to manage and update the model, execute and inform others of decisions. FXCM is used to mark-to-market the book, running FXCM reports each time a position is closed (paper and digital). The fund also marks-to-market the book once a week, on Friday, to determine percentage returns.
The initial FFF team consisted of 20 traders, sophomores through graduate students. All students had to take a trading class either before entering the fund or simultaneously. The senior management of the simulation fund, consisting of students only, picked the 2010-11 academic year students to begin trading real money. Two students effectively left the fund in January 2011 to take full-time internships. Additionally, in May 2010, FFF "hired" junior traders to provide a pool to take on full-time trading positions in the fall of 2011. FFF is looking to provide continuity of knowledge and also to leverage the skill pool as students graduate. It is impractical and time consuming to teach the fund from ground zero every semester or every year.
FFF results are shown in "To err is expensive" (below) for Oct. 29 to May 5. These are actual trade results. FFF produced a simple return of 7.18% (including errors); this is the blue line. If the fund had no errors in execution, it would have made 18.59%; this is the orange line. Errors cost the fund approximately $285. Against an initial capital of $2,500, this error "loss" is approximately 11.5%.
Learning from mistakes
We knew that we would have student errors in running the money. Thus, Peter A. West, co-managing director of the fund, wrote a procedural draft document, spending more than 300 hours on this project, with more than 120 pages covering everything from training to execution. The document not only provides continuity of knowledge, but also establishes the culture of the fund.
It is the policy of FFF for team members who commit an error to write an error report. One report worth noting covers an error that occurred on Jan. 12, 2011, at 9 a.m.
That month, McNew took 10 members of the FFF team to Houston on a networking and informational trip. This trip left only seven students managing the position for more than a week in Dayton. There, it seemed most other students shirked their responsibilities, leaving one to cover for the entire fund.
To quote from his error report: "After trading for the third time, at 5 a.m. on Jan. 12, 2011, to cover for the other trading team, I became frustrated and sent out an email and a text message to remind them of their duties to the Flyer Forex Fund. Afterward, in a fit of rage, I threw my phone (which is also my alarm clock) and went to bed."
Unfortunately, the phone broke and the student missed the 9 a.m. trading slot, executing the trade 27 minutes late. While any manager would expect greater dedication from an employee than a student, this highlights the importance of making sure you have proper staffing and back-up.
Generation Y, being educated now, will have specific ramifications in the workforce, as has become evident in the running of FFF. Also known as Millennials, these kids are part of the "trophy generation," a term that reflects the trend in competitive sports, as well as many other aspects of life, where mere participation is frequently enough for a reward. It seems that many of the students that join FFF feel that this — the joining — is enough. No extra work is needed.
While the student with the error held the team together and worked through the problem, the remaining students simply didn't feel that they were accountable.
The purpose here is not simply to critique society's shaping of tomorrow's workforce. It is relevant to traders in the sense that there are no entitlements in trading. Indeed, many students believe that everything is owed them — that the long hours and the out-of-pocket costs borne by the professional mentors and advisory board are a right and not a privilege. They argue that an error of $27 is not much. But in this case it represents about 1% of money under management and it is extremely significant.
Another lesson that traders can learn from the experience of FFF is that initiative and independence are necessary to research and find solutions. Again, see "To err is expensive." The green line shows the returns of the pool of money as if it were traded on a computer model. Unlike the student-run model, the computer model enters the position just after the actual cross of the 10- and 20-period EMAs.
Review the candlestick chart shown in "Lighting the way" (right). The actual cross of the EMAs was at approximately €1.42422 (triggering a short position). The computer model would set this position automatically. However, as an experiential learning tool, the student manually enters a position. The EMA cross occurred in the middle of a candlestick, but the student only trades at specific times. Thus, the student would have to wait and see if a cross had occurred and, if so, set the short position at the open of the next four-hour candlestick, which was approximately €1.4155. This is significant slippage of profitability. The team earned a simple return of 7.18% during the previous academic year; the computer model made more than 60% (hypothetically).
As for what can be done about this slippage, obviously some is because of the method employed to execute the trade. However, some is due to computer modeling.
Finally, there is the issue of research. If the object of any trading exercise is to increase profits, then a student might have questioned whether there was some way to better execute the trade entrance at the cross. How would a student be notified of the cross? In the case of FXCM, it can send an email notification of any strategy listed in its charting function. Being aware of such technology-powered advantages is vital to getting and staying ahead in today's markets.
Lessons learned
There is a significant cost in learning to manage an algorithmic model when trading. Start-up costs, in terms of actual costs, and time are significant. The experiential learning potential is great; the frustrations on the senior professional management is greater. However, creating the foundation for a successful career or long-term success with a personal trading program is worth the price.
The Hanley Trading Center judges its performance partially in how it helps students develop skills to obtain relevant employment. In August 2010, 16 students started at the fund, trading real money. In January 2011, 11 junior traders entered the fund. Of the 27 students who began trading real money during the academic year, 22 students were placed for actual positions or summer internships, which is a placement rate of approximately 82%.
Despite challenges encountered, the second year out of the gate and the first year trading real money, fund performance is impressive. Overall, the professional placement statistics do illustrate the true success of the fund — and the mark of a good trader. From mistakes, lessons were learned.
Leslie K. McNew (firstname.lastname@example.com) is a clinical professor of finance and visiting director of the Hanley Trading Center, University of Dayton School of Business Administration, and managing partner of the Flyer Forex Fund. Greg Trefz (firstname.lastname@example.com) is director of business development at NET and an advisor to the fund. John Rapp, Ph.D. (email@example.com) is chair of the Department of Economics and Finance at Dayton, and an advisor to the fund. Todd Schneck, Masters of Financial Mathematics, University of Dayton, 2010 contributed to this article.


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UD students Benjamin Rapkin and Austin Crouse have teamed with peers from Penn and Drexel to pitch a business aimed at tailoring communications to college students.
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Hen Hatch
Hen Hatch, the University of Delaware's premier entrepreneurial funding competition, has announced a call for business concept submissions.
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Stormy weather
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Wise lecture
Anthony Wedo, CEO of Ovation Brands, shared leadership insights with students in the Department of Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management.
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Lerner to nationals
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UD students participated in a 24-hour coding competition as part of an international technology initiative of JPMorgan Chase.
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Dec. 6: 'Consumer Analytics'
The Institute for Financial Services Analytics in the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics will hold a conference titled "Consumer Analytics and Industry Applications" on Friday, Dec. 6.
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Classroom tech
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Thankful entrepreneurs
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Entertaining education
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Lessons from Lauder
William P. Lauder, executive chairman of The Estee Lauder Companies, was the featured speaker in the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance speaker series.
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Exploring auditor bias
Jennifer R. Joe, the first Whitney Family Endowed Chair in Accounting, delivered the inaugural Whitney Family Chair Lecture on Oct. 21.
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Nov. 1-22: Brain food
The UD Entrepreneurship Club, in collaboration with the Horn Program in Entrepreneurship, will present Free Lunch Friday speakers throughout November.
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Nov. 15: Pitch Party
Students will be challenged to voice their startup ideas during the fall semester pitch competition hosted by the Horn Program in Entrepreneurship.
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Marriott memories
J.W. (Bill) Marriott Jr., with daughter Debbie Marriott Harrison, delivered the 2013-14 Chaplin Tyler Executive Leadership Series lecture on the global lodging company's history and five keys that led to Marriott's success.
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Startup eXperience
The Horn Program in Entrepreneurship is accepting applications for the Startup eXperience, open to UD students interested in learning how to bring new ideas to the marketplace.
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Diamond Challenge
The Horn Program in Entrepreneurship announces the 2014 Diamond Challenge for High School Entrepreneurs.
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Silver anniversary
The Department of Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management hosted alumni in the classroom and held a gala dinner and networking events to celebrate more than two decades of hospitality education.
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iDEA Fan Deck
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Improve English skills
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Common cents
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Oct. 23: 'Meet the Marketers'
The Blue Hen Marketing Club will hold its annual "Meet the Marketers" career fair from 1-3:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 23, in the Trabant University Center.
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Clinton Global Initiative
UD's Institute for Global Studies invites UD students to submit proposals to participate in the CGI U annual conference, focusing on creating innovative solutions to the world's most difficult challenges.
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Oct. 11: Area Studies Fair
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APICS accolades
A team of Lerner College students has won second place in the International Student Team Competition hosted by APICS.
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Credit lessons
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Entrepreneurs speak
Free Lunch Fridays, presented by the UD Entrepreneurship Club in collaboration with the Horn Program in Entrepreneurship, will continue this month.
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Oct. 21: Inaugural lecture
Jennifer R. Joe, the first Whitney Family Endowed Chair in Accounting and professor in the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, will deliver an inaugural lecture on Oct. 21.
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Oct. 24: Tyler Lecture
J.W. Marriott Jr., executive chairman and chairman of the board of Marriott International, will deliver a lecture Oct. 24 as part of UD's Chaplin Tyler Executive Leadership Series.
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Oct. 22: Governance events
The John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance will host two events Oct. 22, including a speaker series presentation featuring William Lauder, executive chairman of the Estee Lauder Companies Inc., and a panel on "The Role of the Outside Director in the Controlled Corporation."
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IOC member
Lawrence F. Probst III, chairman of the U.S. Olympic Committee and a University of Delaware alumnus, has been elected as a member of the International Olympic Committee.
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Coders wanted
UD students are invited to apply to the Delaware Code for Good Challenge, with an application deadline of Sept. 29.
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Sept. 20: Free Lunch Friday
The Horn Program in Entrepreneurship at the University of Delaware will offer an informative Free Lunch Friday at 12:15 p.m., Friday, Sept. 20, in the Lerner Hall Atrium.
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Top 100
Charles Elson, director of UD's John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, was recently named in the annual Directorship 100 list.
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CEEE leadership
Carlos Asarta has been appointed director of the UD's Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship
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- Dec. 4 - Last day of classes
- Dec. 5 - Reading Day, no exams scheduled
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- Dec. 6 - Lerner Graduate Celebration, Lerner Atrium
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Function object that can be used in Logger.
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Topic: Ever been rick roll'd
Hve you ever been rick roll'd on youtube. I have.
I get rick roll'd about once a day.
Have you ever had it happen to you, do you know what it is?
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Hve you ever been rick roll'd on youtube. I have.
I get rick roll'd about once a day.
Have you ever had it happen to you, do you know what it is?
This has been done: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU .
I Rick Roll everyone I can
although the variations of rick rolling i find more hilarious (reich roll, barack roll)
lol I loved the Barack Roll....had me rofling.
I feel kinda behind and left out.... what's a rick roll?
When you click on a link that seems like it will be something interesting like "Cat is born with 6 legs!" or something, and it leads you to a video with Rick Astley singing.
Oh. I guess that could be amusing. *shrug* Carry on.
Last edited by Miba (Sunday, September 14, 2008 5:51 am)
Seems kind of stupid to me...
it's supposed to be stupid.
I don't think I have. I don't watch enough on you tube for that i guess. Plus random stuff isn't really in my main interests you know?
I have not been Rick Rolled yet I think it is great fun, just something silly and random
Edited to add: this is what Wikipedia says about Rickrolling ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_roll )
Last edited by Devil Girl (Sunday, September 14, 2008 1:44 pm)
Here's a better article: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU .
LOL I didn't click on Draco's but if you did you just got Rick Rolled! lol.
lol Draco......21,026,116 have been rick rolled by that video, including me several times.
LOL Draco I did not click on that link
Ooh I have found out another article about Rick rolling ( Link )
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Thread: autographs, anyone
05-02-2004, 09:42 PM #154Originally Posted by *izzyC*
Please let Candra go to Athens... whoever has the final say.
05-02-2004, 10:19 PM #155Originally Posted by *izzyC*Originally Posted by nauknip
he, halim n another guy (i donno who) went out, by then i've already check out, n i was at the lobby area.... only candra look into my direction for quite awhile until he walk out of the hotel... so embarassing.... mayb he recognise me.... hahaha.... i donno wat to do at tat time, i simply stare back...
abt an hr later, they came back... i stop candra at the entrance n ask for photo-taking again... halim n the other guy walk off without waiting for candra.... candra hesitate awhile n look at them.....
wow... i was so nervous at tat time... so afraid tat he will reject me....
then he turn back to me n say "OK".... although seems abit unwilling
Maybe next time when you see them , give them a gift or sumthing.. maybe a card to wish them luck. I'm sure they will like it and they will have no problems letting you take pics , give autographs and even shirts
05-03-2004, 12:01 AM #157Originally Posted by *izzyC*
05-03-2004, 12:08 AM #158Originally Posted by mirrura
not the same place wit the malaysian team....
05-03-2004, 12:51 AM #159Originally Posted by ants
05-03-2004, 12:54 AM #160Originally Posted by spectra
05-03-2004, 01:20 AM #161Originally Posted by HoNgHoNg
05-03-2004, 02:36 AM #162Originally Posted by mirrura
05-03-2004, 02:54 AM #163Originally Posted by ants
food? tibits? hahaha donno wat they like....
wow nauknip,
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Actually I really appreciate players who agree to autograph and photograph requests before their matches, especially when they are warming up. I remember during the Singapore Open in 2001, I approached Hendrawan when he was warming up and he is one man who takes warm-ups very seriously. It's understandable due to his age and all, so he politely told me, in his exact words, "Later, after the match please." and unfortunately, I never got the chance again. My regret for life.
From then, I never really dared to approach players during their warmups for fear of disturbing them.
05-03-2004, 12:05 PM #168Originally Posted by nauknip
tat time at ABC i saw Candra n Halim came out to warm up.... i ask them for autograph n they give it to me.... but as for photo, Halim told me after the match.... luckily i still got met them after the match... if not i'll lost my chances too.....
u noe? i cant come back spore empty handed.... the feeling will be so.... arghhh
imagine u go all the way there... pay so much n came back empty handed..... so wasted right???
Its understandable for us fans to get autographs and pics.. but we also have to respect the players. Its not that really polite in my opinion to ask for these things when they are doing their warm-up before a game.
Best time to ask is the day or few hrs before the game and after the game.
Just like to share my experience with all of u here..
Im Indonesian, so naturally Im a big fan of my countrys players..
My most memorable ask-for-autograph-and-photographs thing was in 17 Aug 1998.. I will never forget that day in my whole life..
That years Singapore Open Finals was on 16 august, so the next day was Indos national day.. I had a feeling all the Indo players would be going to the Indo Embassy that morning, so I skipped school just to go and see them (and skip my test as well!)..
I arrived at about 8 am.. I waited till like about 830 and was so disappointed when I didnt see them.. But thank god, at about 9, a whole group of them came walking in.. They were naturally the centre of attraction.. All of us who were there were like staring at them, quite unbelievable that all of them went there.. There they were, waving to all of us and it looked like they were walking down the red carpet.. It just shows how Indos badminton players are treated like some movie stars in Indo..
And there were bodyguards too, some representatives of the Embassy.. They were brought into a place for their own private space.. After the whole singing ceremony, we were allowed to mingle with the players.. (Yohooooo!!) The first autograph I asked for was Sigits (my fav. player, but I was so disappointed with him after he was tested positive for drugs a few weeks after that final vs Ricky/Rexy, nevertheless, hes still one of my fav.).. Being a 14-year-old girl at that time, I went around hunting for autographs like some crazy fan.. Then I asked for Candras.. He was among one of the friendliest.. All the fans were flocking around him.. I think he stood at the same spot for about 15 mins signing autographs and taking pictures.. Ricky Soebagdja was one of the faves of those down there.. He just sat at a corner and people came non stop to him taking pictures and autographs.. For the whole time he was there, he was just at THAT corner, didnt even have the chance to get the refreshments provided.. Then I saw this person talking to Candra, and I guessed he must be a player too.. So I asked his autograph without knowing who he was.. A couple of months later, then I realized he was Taufik Hidayat!!
Other than those mentioned above, I also had autographs from Hendrawan, Rexy, Eng Hian, Johan Hadikusuma(representing HK), Deyana Lomban(no longer playing), Lidya Djaelawidjaya(no longer playing), Marleve Mainaky(representing Swiss), Christian Hadinata, Tony, Halim, Alan Budikusuma, Susy Susanti, Mia Audina (she was with her husband, had not left for Netherlands then).. My biggest regret was not having the chance to take photographs with Alan, Susy and Mia.. Alan and Susy retired soon after or a year later, thus I never had the chance again.. I remembered feeling very, very excited when I saw them.. I thought I can only see Alan and Susy through our TV screens..
Then all of them left for the airport at around 1030..
I stopped asking for autographs 2 yrs ago.. I dont think its appropriate for my age now.. Feels kind of embarrassing.. Now, whenever I see them, I only request for a picture taken.. I never failed to take a picture with Candra every year he was here for Sgp Open..
Talking about Candra, my classmate used to stay in the same hostel where Candras cousin was staying at.. Her guardian is a friend of Candra too.. Im not sure if its 1998 or 1999, Candra went to their hostel to visit his cousin and friend.. My friend called me up to say that he was in their hostel and she had the chance to chat with him!! I was like urrgghhhhhhh!! I wanted to go there but it was already around 8 at night, and theres a curfew in my hostel.. Urrgghhhh..
Ok, forget it.. Its all over..
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