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CORDELE -- Lee County's softball team is still alive in the Region 1-AAAA winner's bracket, but the Lady Trojans will have to win three in a row to take home the region title.
They fell to Houston County, 5-2, on Wednesday, and must beat Hardaway at 4 p.m. today in Hardaway to reach the double-elimination final against Houston.
If Lee County beats Hardaway today the Lady Trojans will finish no worse than second in the region, and that guarantees home field advantage in the first round of the state playoffs.
The Lady Trojans (14-11) could manage only three hits off of Houston ace Jessica Burroughs, who has already signed with Florida State, but two of those hits were home runs.
Natalie Shiver hit a solo shot in the first to give Lee County a 1-0 lead, and Brandi Blount hit a solo homer in the bottom of the sixth. Houston, which was hanging on to a 2-1 lead, blew the game open with a three-run sixth inning, and then hung on to advance to the finals.
Erin Callaway pitched for Lee, and gave up 10 hits but walked only one batter.
CRISP 5, WORTH 1: Crisp County scored four runs in the top of the seventh to upset defending Region 1-AAA champion Worth County, 5-1, in the region tournament on Wednesday. Haley Ellis went 2-for-3, Heather Ellis went 1-for-3 and Lauren Potts went 1-for-3 with an RBI for Worth.
Worth plays Cairo today at 4 p.m., and the winner faces Crisp at 6 p.m., but Worth would have to beat Crisp twice to win the title.
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- PREP SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: Worth softball one win from region crown, No. 1 state seed; Lee advances to state ( October 6, 2010 )
- LOCAL COLLEGE/PREP ROUNDUP: GSW golfer Gibson named PBC Player of Week; Worth County softball forces title game with Crisp in region tourney; Lee County falls ( October 7, 2011 )
- LOCAL COLLEGE/PREP ROUNDUP: Albany High softball team reaches state tourney for the first time in history; ASU football players honored by conference ( October 4, 2012 )
- PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Worth wins, Lee splits in region softball tournaments; Trojans football team ranked No. 10 in new state poll ( October 5, 2010 )
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It was supposed to be about the New York Knicks when Carmelo Anthony plays his first game in Denver since leaving the Nuggets on Wednesday (ESPN, 10:30 p.m.). Instead it's the hosts who are pushing for attention.
The Nuggets are riding a nine-game winning streak that includes wins over the Lakers, Thunder and Clippers. (It started after the Wizards completed a season sweep of Denver on Feb. 22.) Firmly in possession of at least the fifth seed in the Western Conference, they could push as high as third before the playoffs arrive. As the best team in the NBA with a losing road record, only the top four will do.
The D.C. area's own Ty Lawson (17.0 ppg, 7.1 apg) is playing at an All-Star snub level. With every victory, JaVale McGee (9.5 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 2.0 bpg) has to be taken more seriously, too, which feels like fingernails on a chalkboard in Washington. But just as with Denver's record away from home, there's still reason to be hesitant about McGee. He was solid in last year's playoff wins but struggled in the Nuggets' losses.
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The Rockfax guideboook to the West Country was published in July 2010 and marked the end of three years of sustained work from Mark Glaister in compiling this 'biggest Rockfax ever'. At 420 pages this really is a major guidebook and it has proved extremely popular with amazing early sales to one of Britain's best-loved holiday climbing destinations.
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One question often asked about guidebook authors is "how many routes in the book have you actually climbed". Mark commented, " of the 884 listed routes, I have climbed 765 and out of the remainder I have either had go at them, looked at them on an abseil rope, or spoken to someone who has climbed them."
Two short independent reviews of the guide are included below.
The latest Rockfax is a mighty tomb covering a vast area from Bristol down through Devon and Cornwall and finishing up along the south coast as far as Swanage. With so much quality climbing to cover I don't envy the task of it's author in deciding what to include and what to omit. This will always be a contentious issue. Personally if I'm making the effort to drive to the south west from the north east I'm unlikely to bother climbing in the Avon Gorge, so I would have rather seen some of those 24 pages dedicated to other areas such as Sharpnose, which is infuriatingly selective. This is perhaps true for many of the crags, with just enough routes to wet your appetite, thereby ensuring sales of the definitive guides to repeat visitors.
Once you get into the guide the number of crags covered is staggering. There's the ones I'd heard of such as the Avon and Cheddar Gorges, Black Church, Sharpnose, Tintagel, Pentire, Bosigran, Sennen, Chair Ladder, Lizard Point, Anstey's, Portland and Swanage. However, these crags are complimented by an array of other venues offering a good choice of climbing styles and rock-types. There's the various quarried venues such as Portishead and Cheesewring, the sports venue of Brean Down, the culm slabs of Gull Rock and Vicarage Cliff, the committing Carn Gowla and Gurnard's Head, the killas slate of Kenidjack, the superb granite cliffs around Land's End, the Dartmoor Tors and the outrageous looking Berryhead to name just a few. The guide's most impressive feature as always are the high quality photo diagrams, the work involved to compile them massive. To me this is a big selling point as they really offer a flavour of the style of climbing on offer. The diagrams are backed up with written route descriptions and the usual rockfax icons. The guide as always contains easy to follow maps, backed up with written approach info, and a paragraph on access/tides and conditions. There's also a reasonable selection of action photos covering the full range of grades and styles on offer.
The guide covers climbs of all grades, although those operating in the VS-E2 range are the most catered for. For those wanting trad routes of E4 and above there seems to be little new stuff to discover but all the classics (such as Fay, Pacemaker, Darkinbad, Il Duce and America) are covered. All in all though an excellent production and a must buy for all those climbers thinking of visiting this area of the country. There's enough routes in here to keep you going for several holidays, without visiting the same crag twice. This guide is a truly fine effort by the author Mark Glaister."
Karin Magog, first published on ClimbOnline
Superlatives fall short when describing the brilliant climbing that is found in the South West of England. What is widely regarded as one of the best 'destinations' for British climbers is also one of the most diverse. A wide range of styles and rock types make it a wonderful place to explore and, for many climbers, the South West is a region to do just that on long weekends during the summer. The problem weekend warriors have been faced with has been that each of the many areas is documented in a separate guidebook. For the first time visitor to the region I imagine the bookshelf-full of different guides to choose from is pretty overwhelming. This makes the region perfect for a new selective book covering the major classics of each area.
The main advantages this volume has over the somewhat aging selection of definitive guides are arguable related to its 'ease of use' attributes. This is what Rockfax have perfected throughout their range and one of the features that make their guides really stand out. The symbols are, as always, really helpful for an at-a-glance indication of what getting to the crag might entail, or what you're chosen route will involve. The lists are also excellent, and a distinct advantage over the competition; in a book that covers so many places it is very useful to have a quick reference point telling you how many mid grade lines there are, and how long the approach will take, etc, at your list of prospective venues. The tab feature at the edge of each page is possibly my favourite aspect of Rockfax guides, and makes finding the right page an absolute doddle. Another very useful addition that has crept into the last few Rockfax releases is the cover flaps that both make bookmarking easy and the cover more durable.
All things considered, Mark Glaister has done what I would have said was a near impossible task. Compiling the best routes, along with a plethora of useful info, from such a wide variety of crags must have involved a lot of hard work. The production values of Rockfax put this collection of classics into a well polished format, and the whole package makes for a great companion to some of the best adventures your are ever likely to have!
Dave Westlake, full review published on Rock and Run
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Walking home was one of the things I hate most now that we moved away from Washington. In the summer it starts to feel like you are in a hot tub; and in the winter its like you are going to get frostbite on your butt.
My new friend Carlee said that it wasnt always like this. Unlike me she lived here her whole entire life. I have been going to Fairmont for about 1 week and I have about 25 friends. Amy said it was because I am hot (Amy is gay). She told me so on the first day of school. She kept saying stuff like how we would make the cutest couple in the yearbook. She was almost in tears when I told her that I wasnt gay or bi.
"Hey, Rose. What are you doing?" Michael said. Michael Peters, my new stalker. He IS really cute but I alreay told him that I had a boyfriend. Me and Ben have been dating for the last 2 and a half years and have been happy until my parents got a divorce and I had to move out of the state.
"Hey Michael, you know I'm just daydreaming again." I mimiked Mr. Carson's voice. In class I started to think about my old life and well I got caught.
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Since 1988, The Australian Pink Floyd has been recreating the ethereal sounds and complicated musicality of one of England's most revered bands.
Though it started as a typical cover band – a five-piece of guys obsessed with Pink Floyd – the band has become an international force, and one so respected by Floyd fans that even David Gilmour has given his blessing (the band actually performed at his 50th birthday party)
Jason Sawford, keyboardist for TAPF (also known as The Australian Pink Floyd Show), was one of the originals to sign up, answering an ad in Allan's Music store in Adelaide, South Australia, looking for a vocalist and keyboardist to join a band that only played Pink Floyd. He fit the latter qualifications.
Sawford is still joined by original member Steve Mac on guitar/vocals and, since 1993, Colin Wilson on bass/vocals. Drummer Paul Bonney has been with the band since 1998 and sax player Mike Kidson since 2003. Newer recruits are David Domminney Fowler (guitar/vocals), Alex McNamara (vocals) and Lorelei McBroom, Emily Lynn and Lara Smiles (who performed with Pink Floyd) on backing vocals.
Every year TAPF strives to change and embellish its live shows (last year's tour included 3D elements created by a Hollywood animator), though dreamy lasers and top-notch multimedia elements – often modeled after Pink Floyd's own shows – are the norm.
Sometimes TAPF will tackle entire albums from the band, particularly on anniversary years of famed recordings. But for this tour – including Saturday's stop at the Fox Theatre – the full Floyd catalog will get the tribute treatment.
Sawford checked in recently during a day off from Lubbock, Texas, to discuss what fans can expect on this run, how they choose which Pink Floyd songs to perform and whether or not they have something special planned for next year's anniversary of "Dark Side of the Moon."
Q. You're an original member. How have you seen audiences change?
A. We get fans who follow us all over the place, people who saw us play in the early '90s and are still fans today. Every year they come and see our gigs. We've had people travel from England to Poland to see us play and people of all ages come to see us. We used to play to middle aged blokes, but now it's a family thing; we see grandparents who saw Pink Floyd the first time around.
Q. It seems as if you've graduated from playing big clubs to some theaters and arenas…how have you kept up with the production?
A. It's an ongoing challenge. In 1988 it was five guys, but over the years as we got bigger, we recruited other people. With the lights and the lasers, you need a team of people to do that. We have meetings with the creative people and discuss what are we going to do for the next tour? It's a big production. Every year we try to do something new. This year we redesigned the show. It's a new light show, new projections, some film material, some animation. It's a well-balanced fit that represents Floyd in all their eras. We try to cover a bit of everything and cover all the basics.
Q. How often do you decide to work up a new song, or do you even do that anymore?
A. Every year we might introduce a song we haven't played for awhile or not at all. The ones we haven't done are the more obscure ones and we have to think, if you're playing an arena, should be play this for 5,000 people? It's always good to do the favorites, but we want to tuck in something unusual.
Q. How do you feel about being known as the pre-eminent tribute band? And is that even the right term for what you do?
A. It's hard to know what to call us. We started as a tribute band but we don't put on wigs. It's a big concert production, it's something in its own rights; we have our own imagery associated with ourselves
Q. Do you get offended if people refer to you as a cover band?
A. No not particularly. I don't know what else to call us.
Q. You have David Gilmour's blessing and respect, but did you ever have to get permission from the band to do anything?
A. When we started no, not particularly. But when we met him we asked and he said he was fine with what you're doing. You just have to pay the royalties. You play his songs and he gets the money.
Q. Have you seen Roger Waters' 'The Wall' tour?
A. Yes, I saw it at the London O2 Arena. It was really quite striking.
Q. What does it take, keyboard-wise to get that Pink Floyd sound?
A. I have loads. My keyboards tend to change and after awhile they die because we tour so much. There are some tribute bands who say let's use all authentic equipment, but if it falls apart you can't replace it. I use four keyboards on the road, special equipment with samplers and sound units, it's pretty complicated. It can be challenging, but we're always working at it. It's very time consuming. Even when we have our time off, that's when we're putting the show together.
Q. What are the most challenging songs to do?
A. It depends. Some songs from 'Animals' are interesting with those sound effects. A lot is going on in those songs. But every song has its challenge. 'Sheep' might be difficult for me, but for a guitarist it might be 'Comfortably Numb.'
Q. You've got a big tour coming up next year with the 40th anniversary of 'Dark Side of the Moon.' Have anything special in the works?
A. We're discussing how to present the music and themes and ideas. We're always thinking of what we're going to do, so we're still working on it. We're going to have a busy year. We've got some time off in January, but that's when we'll put this next tour together.
Q. It appears the band now has worldwide appeal.
A. Yes, South America, Israel, all sorts of places we've played. We haven't done Japan yet. Pink Floyd is music that seems to appeal to everyone. I was watching a program on the Middle East the other day and in the background they were playing Pink Floyd.
The Australian Pink Floyd plays the Fox Theatre at 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $39.50-$49.50 and can be purchased at www.foxatltix.com or by calling 1-855-ATL-TIXX.


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If director Eran Riklis's intention is to show the blossoming humanity, so to speak, of a human resources manager, the transformation is much too subtle to work.
Even with incidents involving drunken locals, an underground bunker and a decommissioned tank, the film doesn't build the comic momentum of good intentions hurtling downhill in a strange land.
A cross-cultural shaggy-dog story along the lines of Bill Forsyth's "Local Hero."
Yehoshua and Riklis are sometimes better at setting things up than following through, but the result suggests a novelistic density.
Ivanir's acting is the key - he portrays the transition without sentimentalizing his character.
"Human Resources Manager" adroitly mixes moving personal drama, absurdist comedy and site-specific cultural situations.
The long, long journey that makes up the bulk of the film is bizarrely undramatic.
A sometimes serious, sometimes quirky road movie sees an HR Manager travel from Jerusalem to Romania with a dead body, a collection of strange characters, and a slowly developing conscience about the fate of the dead.
A bittersweet Israeli road movie about the difficulties of putting other people first.
A light drama with some tilts towards droll comedy, The Human Resources Manager is ultimately a very humanist film, offering a commentary on the way modern life has become so regulated and routine.
a quirky film that offers much more than its unorthodox style that veers from tragedy to comedy and back again without every quite losing the laser-like focus on the struggle for people to assert their unique identity in a world that may not care
Riklis captures and inspires a sense of character and regional authenticity in his work, just as he did so wonderfully with The Lemon Tree. But there is also a nagging degree of contrivance with this film.
It's a lovely film, a compassionate one that has a sense of humour about the world of Eastern Europe and yet a respect also. Four stars from me.
Deftly steering between politics, poignancy and dark humour, this absorbing road movie is also one that proves morally interesting.
Although the story is relatively simple, it is studded with complex themes and unexpected elements which make it rich and layered ... a surprisingly uplifting film, without ever turning away from the harsh realities of its elements
With its bitter sweet centre, this unusual road movie combines the incongruous, the bizarre and the unexpected
But The Human Resources Manager is not really about guest workers-instead, like the Magical Negroes so beloved of certain American filmmakers, they exist only to help members of the privileged classes get in touch with their humanity
[A] well-made piece we must admire, even if it doesn't grab us by the heart.
Like a great short story, it begins with a simple situation and then convinces you it has told you everything important about it.
After we die, where should our bodies spend the rest of eternity, and does it even matter? Eran Riklis' Israeli parable The Human Resources Manager deals with these questions in a darkly-comic - yet still totally affecting - manner.
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This is one of the first modern Israeli films I have yet seen, and it didn't give me a good impression. It lacks so many things, like a moment of touch - but nevertheless it isn't all bad, its watchable, and at times funny.
This is a black-humor comedy/tragedy about a human resource manager who goes on a mission to bring back the body of a Romanian women who was murdered in Jerusalem. Within his journey he starts seeing the world as a different place.
A very simple movie, aesthetically pleasing, but don't be duped by the story line because even though it may seem rather interesting it is not. It is very simple, the dialogue is at times boring, and by the end it doesn't leave you thinking about anything. Therefore, I don't fully recommend this movie,. The acting is fantastic but the overall story is a failure. So I am undicided about how I truly feel about this movie, I don't recommend it, but I won't judge you if you wanna go watch it.
The Human Resource Manager: "I am coming home"
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The name of the victim in "The Human Resources Manager" is Yulia. For the record, she is pretty much the only named character in the entire movie, focusing attention entirely on her and the efforts to return her remains to her native Romania.(Calling a character by only his title adds a little sarcasm into the mix which is not a bad idea. But I still think it might be a little cruel to think of the journalist as 'the weasel.') That act shows how responsibility for each other does not end at borders nor at the end of life. In this case, it is only the beginning of a long, strange journey. This is especially important in the broken world of the movie where death and destruction reign and almost everybody is alone, mostly due to divorce.(The exception being the Consul(Rozina Cambos) and Vice-Consul(Julian Negulesco). You have to admit it, they do make a cute couple.) So, in the end while "The Human Resources Manager" may break no new ground, it is still a a worthwhile and bittersweet movie about keeping promises.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Crews digging in a Spokane backyard struck a gas line, causing the machinery to explode and the house to go up in flames.
It happened just after 8 a.m. at Bridgeport and North Morton.
The homeowner says she hired a company to work on the sewer lines in the back of the house. Crews struck a gas line while excavating.
Officials say the gas ignited causing a blowtorch effect which ignited the house and the back hoe that had been doing the excavating.
The woman heard an explosion before people outside began yelling to get out of the house. She ran out with her husband and teenage granddaughter, along with some of the pets. At last word, some of the pets were still inside at the time of the fire.
Soon after a fire sparked, destroying the back of the home. Firefighters let the fire burn to follow the gas until Avista could shut off the line. Avista was able to expose and clamp the natural gas line.
No one was injured in this explosion, but firefighters say this could have been far worse. The entire block where the house sits was evacuated to ensure the neighborhood's safety.
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I applied online - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch.Interview Details
Go through Envision staffing services for initial phone interview, after that interview prepare to be barraged by behavioral/situational interview questions by a 3-4 person panel, and pretty much only those type of questions. Master the STAR technique: Situation Task Action & Response.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceDifficult Interview
- paraphrased - Tell me about a time where you were faced with a hard situation in the work place. What actions did you take to resolve the situation and what was the result of those actions? Answer Question
- Application Details
I applied through college or university. The process took a day - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch.Interview Details
Made initial contact with recruiters at college career fair in the morning and was asked to return for follow-up interview that afternoon. Afternoon interview consisted of a 3-person panel interview (2 from HR and 1 from engineering). Time was spent going-through my resume and experience, with much discussion on whether I was interested in a position as a plant engineer (doing actual engineering work) or as an engineering manager (managing personnel) - I was more interested in the former rather than the latter. Following the panel interview, I had to take a test that evaluated personality and management/leadership style.Interview Questions
Declined OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Was asked to explain a time that I had to quickly solve an unexpected engineering problem involving a project I was working on. While I was able to answer the question well with a good example, being a college student at the time, I thought that some (if not many) college students might not have relevant experience to draw-upon for answering such a question. Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulInterview Details
1. Apply for job
2. Online assessment based on your work ethic
3. Online aptitude test
4. Informal interview with HR and Lead Analyst
- asked about 7 behavioral questions: "describe a time your work was criticized."
5. Tap-telephone assessment (I am waiting to do this)Interview Questions
No Offer
- Have you ever had to motivate someone about a new procedure who didn't agree with it, if so how did you motivate them? Answer Question
- Application Details
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch.Interview Details
I was given a phone interview for a production manager role that would be on shift. When I was initially contacted via email by the HR rep, she scheduled the interview for 9AM on a Tuesday. That day I was waiting for the call, but at 9AM nothing happened. I continued waiting until 912AM until I decided to call her, but I got her voicemail, so I left a message. Three minutes later she finally called saying she was busy. However, I was the first appointment of her day. She was accompanied by two other shift managers in a conference call setting. None of the employees sounded extremely happy to be there. It was clear from the tones of their voices that they held slight dissatisfaction with their jobs. It also irked me that this was the first time I've ever had an interviewer not only call me late but make excuses for it as well.
I was offered to continue the process, but I declined and explicitly cited that the tardiness and apathetic nature of all those who interviewed me indicated that AB was not a place I would enjoy working.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- If a chair broke during your shift, what would you do? Answer Question
- Application Details
I applied through college or university. The process took 2+ weeks - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch.Interview Details
Got the interview through On Campus Recruiting, was contact approximately 2 weeks after to set up an interview. Questions were pretty predictable and answerable, no real curve balls. Is more of a corporate finance role.Interview Questions
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- Pretty predictable "fit" questions Answer Question
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I applied through a recruiter - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch.Interview Details
Great first interview with recruiters, second one with the line manager and the third one with hiring manager. General recruitment interview, in the second round I had to fill out a case study, third one was a general interview again.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- Case Study Answer Question
- Interview Details
Talked to Anheuser-Busch at a career fair and had a follow-up interview the same day. To be considered, the interviewee must have at least a 2.8 GPA minimum. Interviewer read off a sheet of pre-determined questions and filled in the blanks as each question was asked. Very relaxed interview altogether and no curveballs which means you will have to stand out among the generic questions they ask you.Interview Questions
No Offer
- Tell us a time when you helped others in need Answer Question
3 people found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 4 months - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch in April 2014.Interview Details
Originally I had applied to a random position I had qualified for within AB. Several months later I was contacted by HR and was selected to apply for the Group Manager position. I re-submit my application and was approved to continue the hiring process.
The first 3 stages of the hiring process were fast, transparent, and very telling. The first step was to complete a series of online questioners designed to weed out candidates that were not qualified. Simple management style questions to gauge your personality and experience with different situations.
I successfully passed that phase and moved on to yet another online assessment where I had to answer more business minded questions demonstrating my basic math, finance, and process flow abilities. The first type of question asks about your experiences at work. The second type of question asks you to solve typical work problems using information in tables, charts and graphs. The third type of question describes work situations and possible action you could take.
After passing this step, I scheduled an on-site interview with the Operations Manager at the brewery. I had scheduled the interview for early in the morning and was directed to the security office where I was instructed on where to go. It seemed like a very close-knit community when stepping foot onto the AB facility, as it seems everyone knows everyone else.
After sitting in the lobby for quite some time, everyone was ready to begin the interview, but there had been some big brewery emergency and my interview had been cut down from 3 people to 1 person. I didn't mind the one-on-one experience, but I feel it had held me back from answering more of a wide array of questions, and getting to ask different people about different elements of their job and operational function. Regardless, I felt it went very well, and I proceeded to await further communication from the HR manager.
I successfully passed the interview step and was then assigned to conduct another series of tests and TAP assessments - developing a Brewing Schedule, meeting with an employee, and meeting with a team (of two other people). I'd have to say the brewing schedule will trip anyone up if you're not methodical about it or cannot pinpoint your mistakes. The employees are easy to handle if you avoid confrontations, are assertive, and can manage the anger level.
I had passed that portion and the next step was to schedule a final interview with the Brewery GM and some other individuals. This group setting was very informal. They did not have a set list of those packet questions to ask so they just grilled me on my personality, experiences, contacts, desire to work, etc. Very informal, positive, and reassuring.
This entire process took about 1 month. Then the waiting game commenced. I have been waiting for a response regarding my progress for 2 months, and it was about 2 weeks short of the three month mark of total time from start to "finish" that I received an email letting me know I was still being considered and they were still interviewing candidates.
It's quite understandable that they have a lot of people to interview and schedules to balance, but a bit more transparency and honesty would be nice. But it turns out that's a bit far fetched. Anyway, still waiting on an answer, but I'm not holding my breath. I'd love to work here, but the waiting for a response to anything is absolutely agonizing.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceDifficult Interview
- Tell me about a time where the tensions were high and you had to handle a situation while respecting the others there.
Tell me about a time you had to prioritize an important task. Answer Question
- Tell me about a time where the tensions were high and you had to handle a situation while respecting the others there.
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch.Interview Details
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No OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- What is the skill you have the most difficulty with and what are you currently doing to improve it ? Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 4 months - interviewed at Anheuser-Busch in March 2014.Interview Details
Step 1: Apply Online
Step 2: Received E-mail for online skills test.
Very basic test covering basic mathematics, logic/reasoning, and least / most likely to do questions based on given scenario.
Step 3: Phone Screen Interview
Typical phone screen. Test your fit in the position and company. Asks a lot of questions based on your resume and you must back it up with clear and precise examples as well as experience in skills related directly to the job. Ask you to rate yourself on various skills: excel, six sigma, PLC programming. TIP: Give very specific example of your work from previous experiences and elaborate.
Step 4: TAP
Onsite telephone role play. They sit you in a room by yourself and give you packets of information to sort through and prepare for call in which you have to role play the imaginary scenario and character. CALL 1: Given a packet with various members of your team, skillset, and schedule. You boss calls you with an emergency and wants you to reassign your team members to take care of the issue, but also getting the daily schedule complete as well. CALL 2: Given emails and memos to sort through based on purchasing on new equipment or use funding on maintenance instead. Pick how you would like the money used and explain your reasoning to your coworker who is in accounting. You must present the facts from your given information to back up your reasoning. CALL 3: Three way call with two coworkers having issues working with each other and are starting to yell and bicker at each other; now the project is in danger of missing the deadline. They could not settle on how to move project forward, so as the boss you must choose. One of the callers would be offended, begin to insult the other caller and you must calm the tensions. Be specific with your decision, but also be assertive in having the confidence in them, so they would continue working together. TIP: No way to really prepare as it TAP was uncommon to me. Just play the role, don't stress, and have fun.
Step 5: Final Interview
Onsite interview with same questions from the phone screen with Brewery Manager, Brew Master, and HR Person. TIP: Tell them why you want to work for Anheuser. That reason is very important to them.
Step 6: Loss for words
I applied for one position and was sure I got it; however, HR called and would like to have me interview for Group Manager instead. I was floored, but understood and felt it was a great opportunity. They told me they had to get word back from corporate and should take 3 days.
Step 7: Emotionally Drained
Thought I got the position, but 1 month passed before I got an email say they actually wanted to interview me again.
Step 8: Final Interview: Part 2
Same questions as previous interview, but had to convince them you want this job. TIP: Don't be afraid to tell them why you want this job.
Step 9: Offer
Got an offer in the email a few days later stating an offer was in the mail. Pending drug and background check, I should be in.
Overall Feelings:
Process took a little over 4 months. It is a long and emotionally draining process, but AB knows who they want and want to choose the right person, so that is not only understandable, but beneficial to their future hires.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNot negotiated because it was fair.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
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To help kids get the most out of communing with nature, Lizette Castano at the Children's Nature Institute suggests packing a canvas bag with a few of simple item, such as this colorful egg carton for collecting souvenirs.
Here's a good example of the whole exceeding the sum of its parts: Add food coloring to a simple mixture of flour, salt, and water, and you get puffy, glossy paints that sparkle with salt crystals when dry.
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Help your little chick welcome spring with a custom-decorated onesie or shirt that's fun for older siblings to make.
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This cute craft introduces toddlers to papier-mâché (and to delayed gratification, as the project takes several hours to dry).
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These decoupaged milk jugs are great for transporting toys, dumping them on the ground, and scooping them up again when playtime is done -- and a waterproof version is perfect for skimming toys from the bathtub.
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Your toddler will have great peekaboo fun with this custom-made lift-the-flap craft, and will find a special surprise waiting behind each door: Grandma! Teddy! The family dog!
Little kids seem born to shake: rattles, juice in a sippy cup, their own groove thing. You can delight them with this simple homemade shaker crafted from -- because we know you've got no shortage -- a pair of laundry detergent caps.
Bust boredom at restaurants with this toddler-friendly art kit made from easy-to-clean vinyl.
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This magic monster spray takes care of all manner of ghouls, gobblins and boggiemen.
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This toddler-friendly introduction to sand painting transforms a favorite backyard building material into a magical art supply. We like using salt shakers for the sand because they're easy for little hands to hold.
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A cross between paint and dough, this delightful concoction is fun to squeeze out into puffy, colorful designs. As it dries, the salt in the dough crystallizes, leaving behind a glittering abstraction.
Almost like a first scrapbook page, this collage project is a great way to create a simple but appealing keepsake from a collection of everyday things -- whether they're found during a walk in the woods or on a hunt around the house.
Looking for a gentle bath paint recipe? Try this fun and colorful bath time activity that is also safe for baby's skin.
Here's a fantasy variation on our Homemade Hobbyhorse, a magical unicorn that you can easily assemble in about an hour from a dowel and a fuzzy slipper sock.
Your tot can enjoy the sound of a gentle rainfall -- without the sogginess -- thanks to this easy-to-make sound-alike instrument.
In printing, mono means "one of a kind," which is a perfect description of this easy introduction to color mixing, texture, and spontaneity.
Rather than toss out single baby booties, turn a mismatched pair into a super-snuggly rattle.
Help your child create a winsome window decoration using nature objects.
Give used baby socks new life in this easy-to-make mobile.
The swirling glitter will calm and mesmerize fussy kiddos.
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Despite what must have been a very trying week, Katie Holmes is back to work.
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Harley Quinn Suicide Contest 'Discovers' Not So New Artist
- Written by Jude Terror on Thursday, November 21 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
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Harley Quinngate. I remember it like it was yesterday. DC creating a contest to discover a new artist using an out-of-context page from a script that saw Harley attempting to commit suicide, culminating in a nude bathtub suicide scene that drew the attention of national mainstream media and multiple suicide prevention organziations. Jim Lee going on Twitter to condescendingly explain to people how it was their own fault for not understanding the never-provided context of the page. Finally, after being raked through the coals and prompting The Outhouse to publish a State of the Stupid Address to make sense of it all, DC apologizing for the whole thing with a "sorry you didn't get what we were trying to do." Good times!
Let's take a trip down memory lane and remember what the whole point of that contest was again. What was it...
Beginning this November, Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner will be writing the madcap adventures of Harley Quinn and they'll need all the help they can get to handle her, so they're opening the invitation to one undiscovered talent to join them.
Oh yeah, now we remember. Yeah, it said that right in the preamble to the official contest rules, didn't it?
DC Entertainment Open Talent Search – Official Rules & Regulations:
Thank you for your interest in participating in DC Entertainment's Open Talent Search. We are looking for new, talented artists who believe they can bring something special to one of our favorite characters (and one of the Joker's favorites as well), the one and only – HARLEY QUINN (the "Character").
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Well, the winner of the original contest is an artist named Jeremy Roberts, and, while not exactly a comics superstar, he doesn't exactly qualify as "new" or "undiscovered." In fact, Roberts has over 70 comics credits to his name, drawing covers and providing coloring work for Marvel, Dark Horse, Devils Due, and others. Oh yeah, and for DC themselves. Not only that, but Roberts also illustrated a Man of Steel tie-in children's book published earlier this year. Whoops!
For fuck's fucking sake, DC, if you were just gonna hire a guy who ALREADY WORKED FOR YOU, you could have avoided this whole thing!
Now, The Outhouse has gone out of its way to be fair to DC. When DC announced a move to Burbank, we told eager readers, "wait and see." When DC had to push back the second issue of Sandman Overture, we said, "It's Neil Gaiman's fault, and really, DC can't boss around Neil Gaiman." Hell, we might have let slide the fact that DC ended up going forward with the suicide page after all, but replacing the bathtub panel with Harley riding a very phallic rocket instead, pissing off both people who were offended by the page AND people who thought they should have stuck to their guns. We might have even given them a pass on the fact that the contest winner has done past work for the company since he's never done interior pencils if not for the fact that on the same day they released this.
Whether it's the contest or the cover, something stupid has come this way, and for that...
Wait for it...
Still, 41 days... Maybe DC is learning something from all of this after all. So probably, they should thank us. You're welcome, DC.
Let us also point out that we harbor no ill will toward Jeremy Roberts. He seems like a talented artist and we hope he has success both at DC and elsewhere if he chooses. But he's not a "new" or "undiscovered" artist, so why did DC waste everyone's time and make a national mockery of themselves in the media?
Wait, don't answer that. We know why.
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By Kelsea Stahler, Hollywood.com Staff
Each week, Hollywood gives us something to whine about, and the week ending Dec. 1 was no different. We could make a drinking game out of this week, but that would be too dangerous. Instead, we'll stick to the usual formula: varying levels of alcoholic respite depending on how bothersome the week's issues are. Is your biggest complaint this week a flimsy one? How about a light cocktail to take the edge off? Got a real bone to pick with a celeb or entertainment entity this week? Go ahead, grab a drink that'll put hair on your chest. Here are the week's entertainment stories that are forcing us to seek a bubbly or boozy refuge. And maybe an idea or two about how you should wash them down.
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The Girls Premiere is So, So Far Away
And this trailer is just making the wait even harder. Is it January yet?
Lindsay. Seriously. Quit It.
Girl cannot stay out of trouble. And now she's punching people. We wouldn't even bother to mention her millionth tumultuous week, but it's driving us nuts.
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Let Loose and Spike Your Hot Cider
Friday Night Lights the Movie? Nope.
We chatted with FNL alum, Zachary Gilford, and as he sees it, doing an FNL movie just doesn't make sense. This would be more depressing, but he's got a point.
Britney's Pulling a Madonna, and Not In That Wonderful, Millionth Reinvention Way
B, we still love you and we're stoked you're doing your thing on The X Factor, but that faux British accent in your "Scream and Shout" video with Wil.i.Am. is embarrassing.
Uncle Shawn Won't Be Coming to Thanksgiving
At least, as far as Rider Strong knows. He's not been asked to join the sequel series Girl Meets World with his former co-stars Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel.
Let's Forget This Ever Happened And Skip the Cider Part of the Spiked Cider
We Have To Talk About Two and a Half Men Again
Every time this show starts to quiet down, something else pops up and demands our notice - whether we like it or not. This time, it's Angus T. Jones and his claim that the show is "filth." Not cool, dude.
Chris Brown Is So Unfazed By The Internet's Anger That He Picked a Fight With a Woman on Twitter
But at least her reward was 20,000 new Twitter followers.
Yoko Ono Has Lost Her Mind.
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