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Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Banking - JAIIB
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1 Timing: 3 Hours Question : Acceptance of deposits is regulated by Central Govt. under Companies (Acceptance of Deposit) Rules 1975 in respect of: a. Banks b. Companies c. Non-bank finance companies d. All the above 2. Which of the following definition as per Sales of Goods Act is not correctly stated: a. Buyer is a person who agrees to buy goods b. Seller is a person who sells goods c. Voluntary transfer of possession from seller to buyer means delivery 3. No company other than a banking company can use the word bank as part of its name. which of the following is exempted from this requirement (a) a govt. company (b) subsidiary of a bank (c) primary credit society: a. a to c all b. a and b only c. b and c only d. a and c only 4. As per Limitation Act 1963, if a suit is filed after the expiry period of limitation it shall be: a. Entertained at discretion of the court b. If case is genuine, it can be filed as a matter of right c. Dismissed by the court d. Any of the above 5. The Banking Laws (Application to Cooperative Societies) Act 1965, extends certain provisions of (a) Companies Act 1956 (b) banking Regulation Act (c) Act, to cooperative banking sector. a. A to c all b. A and d only c. B and c only d. A and c only 6. As per Sale of Goods Act, the seller of goods is deemed to be unpaid seller, when the ahs not been paid: a. Interest b. Price c. Penalty d. Damages Page 1
2 7. If the court, where the suit is field is closed on the date of expiry of limitation, the suit: a. Can be field a day before b. Suit cannot be filed at all c. Suit can be filed on first day of re-open of the court d. Suit can be filed at discretion of the court 8. Under the provisions of Section 22 of RBI Act: a. RBI regulates the banks b. RBI conducts govt. business c. RBI is the sale authority to issue and manage currency in India d. RBI issues note refund rules 9. Which of the following statements is not correct: a. Central govt. holds the entire capital of RBI b. Central govt. appoints governor and other officials of RBI c. Central govt. can issue directions to RBI d. Central govt. appoints the members on RBI board and can remove them 10. As per Sale of Goods Act, if there is breach of warranty, which of the following would be true: a. The parties can reject the goods b. The parties can treat the contract as repudiated c. The parties can claim damages d. All the above remedies are available 11. Section 6 (1) (o) of Banking Regulation Act deals with which of the following aspects: a. RBI powers to recommend amalgamation of a bank b. Central Govt. authority to notify other forms of business of a banking company c. Central Govt. authority to order merger of a bank d. RBI powers to supercede the management of a bank 12. The company matters of a bank regulated by (a) SEBI (b) RBI (c) Ministry of Corporate Affairs (d) Authorities under Companies Act a. A and d b. A, c and d c. Only c d. Only d 13. The period of limitation can be got extended by the creditor, in which of the following situations (which one is more appropriate): a. If the borrower has acknowledge b. If the borrower has acknowledge the debt within the limitation period c. If the borrower has acknowledge the debt even after the limitation period d. If the borrower has acknowledged the debt within or after the limitation period 14. X had purchased a 2 nd hand car from Z and made the payment. The car is taken in possession by the police as it was stolen one. As per Sale of Goods Act, this amount to: a. Breach of condition Page 2
3 b. Breach of warranty c. Brach of an implied condition d. Breach of an implied warranty 15. The banking companies that are allowed to operate in a very limited geographical area, are known as: a. Narrow banks b. Regional rural banks c. Local area banks d. Shell banks 16. Where licence of a banking company is cancelled, it can make an appeal to: a. Central Govt. b. RBI Bank c. High Court in whose jurisdiction, the registered office of the bank falls d. Supreme Court only 17. In which of the following cases, the limitation period is 30 years: a. To enforce the payment of money secured by a mortgage or otherwise charged upon immovable property b. For possession of immovable property c. Any suit for which no period of limitation is provided in the schedule to the Limitation Act d. All the above 18. For action under SARFAESI Act, the account should be NPA: a. As per discretion of the bank b. As per directions framed by Reserve Bank of India c. As per rules framed by RBI and Central Act d. As per procedure given under SARFAESI Act 19. With a view to ensure that the controlling interest in a banking company does not change hands without the knowledge and approval of RBI: a. The banking companies have to refer the matter to RBI before transfer of any amount of shares from one party to another party b. The banking companies have to refer the matter to RBI & SEBI before transfer of substantial amount of shares from one party to another party c. The banking companies have to refer the matter to RBI before transfer of a stipulated percentage of shares from one party to another party d. The banking companies have to refer the matter to RBI, SEBI and Company Law Board before transfer of a stipulated percentage of shares from one party to another party 20. Bank has to file a suit on the basis of a promissory note dated Sept 22,2006. Bank made the demand for payment on Nov 10,2006. The suit can be filed latest by: a. Nov 09,2009 b. Sept 22,2009 c. Sept 21,2009 Page 3
4 d. Nov 10, When a security interest is created in favour of a bank, it requires registration with, under provisions of SARFAESI Act: a. Registrar of Companies b. Debt Recovery Tribunals c. Registrar of Assurances (Sub-registrar) d. Central Registry 22. If an official of a bank is removed from office by RBI, he is: a. Entitled to compensation for loss of office b. Not entitled to compensation for loss of office, even when it is started in the service contract c. Entitled to compensation for loss of office, when it is stated in the service contract d. Not entitled to compensation for loss of office, when not stated in the service contract 23. Every person whose total income in a previous year exceeds the maximum amount which is not liable to tax, is required to file his return by due date u/s of Income Tax: a. Section 10 b. Section 131 c. Section 133 d. Section When RBI makes borrowing costly for certain purposes or stipulated higher margins for certain type of advances, this is part of: a. Credit policy directives b. Control over bank advances c. Selective credit control d. Credit delivery mechanism 25. Which of the following is a function of a securitization company, under provisions of SARFAESI Act: a. To acquire loans and securities from banks b. To help the banks in recovery of their loans c. To acquire financial assets from the originators d. To help banks to initiate legal action in NPA loans 26. Where a bank has been charging interest rate from a borrower at rate prescribed by RBI, such rates of interest cannot be questions in a court of law under the provisions of which of the following: a. RBI directives b. Section 16 Usurious Loans Act c. Section 21 A Banking Regulation Act d. Usurious loans Act The benefits provided by an employer to its employees attract payment of tax, which is called: a. Income tax Page 4
5 b. Perquisites tax c. Fringe benefit tax d. Super-benefit tax 28. The provisions of SARFAESI Act are not applicable in case of a loan account in which the amount due is of : a. 20% or less of principal amount b. Less than 20% of principal amount c. 20% or less of principal amount and interest d. Less than 20% of principal amount and interest 29. Name if a bank can be included in the 2 nd schedule of RBI Act to make it a scheduled bank if (a) it is state coop bank (b) company defined u/s 3 of Companies Act (c) an institution notified by the Central Govt. in this behalf (d) company incorporated outside India under the foreign law. a. A to d all b. A to c only c. B to c only d. A, c and d only 30. To fulfill its SLR requirement, a bank, among others, can invest in approved securities, which means the securities: a. u/s 12 of banking regulation Act b. u/s 20 of Indian Trust Act c. u/s 18 of Govt. Securities Act d. u/s 343 of Companies Act 31. The Lok Adalt is constituted under provisions of which of the following Act: a. Constitution of Lok Adalt Act b. SARFAESI Act c. Legal Services Authority Act d. Recovery of Debts due to Bank and FI Act 32. In which of the following cases, the SARFAESI Act provisions are applicable: a. Creation of security interest in any vessel b. Creation of security interest in any aircraft c. Creation of security interest in land 33. Which among the following statement is not correct with regard to publication of accounts and balance sheet of a bank: a. Publication has to be in a newspaper in circulation at the place where the principal office of the banking company is located b. Publication within 6 months from end of the period to which the account and balance sheet relate c. Publication only in a newspaper that is published every day d. Publication u/s 31 of B R Act Page 5
6 34. Who performs the functions and exercises the powers of supervision and inspection of banks under RBI Act and B R Act: a. SEBI b. BFS c. Board of Governors d. Inspection Deptt. of RBI 35. Action under provisions of SARFAESI Act cannot be initiated by which of the following: a. Commercial banks b. Financial banks c. Regional rural banks d. Securitization companies and reconstruction companies 36. Which among the following statement is not correct: a. Winding up means closing a company and settling the accounts b. Moratorium means a legal authority to a debtor to postpone payment of dues for a specified time c. Amalgamation means breaking a company into two or more parts for betterment of the company 37. Majority of share capital in RBI is held by: a. Public b. Central Govt. c. RBI d. Financial institutions 38. Where a bank is wound up, the holder of a cheque (issued by the customer of bank having sufficient funds), becomes: a. Trustee b. Beneficiary c. Debtor d. Creditor 39. Which of the following is not correct regarding FEMA 1999: a. It replaced FERA 1973 b. It extends to whole of India c. It applies to branches of banks outside India also 40. Which of the following is not correct in the context of protection to paying bank: a. Section 85-A provides protection for payment of an endorsed cheque b. Section 85-1 provides protection for payment of a bearer endorsed cheque c. Section 89 provides protection for payment of a materially altered cheque d. Section 128 provides protection for payment of a crossed cheque. Page 6
7 41. A bank makes payment of a cheque bearing forged endorsement of the payee. Later on it is found that bank has made payment to a wrong person on the basis of forgery: a. Bank is not liable for forgery if it appears to be by the payee b. Bank is liable for the forgery, as it is not a cheque or endorsement at all c. Bank is not liable for a forged endorsement, where it is regular. d. Bank is liable for the forged endorsement but not for the forged signature of the drawer. 42. Which of the following Act, is not related to registration of certain charges or transactions: a. Registration Act 1908 and Companies Act 1956 b. Merchant Shipping Act 1958 and Patent Acts 1970 c. Design Act 2000 and Motor Vehicles Act Universal Bank made payment of a cheque of large amount which was later on found to be materially altered. The alteration was not visible. But when the cheque was put before ultraviolet lamp, the alteration was visible. The drawee claimed that the bank was negligent for not examining the cheque before the ultra-violet lamp. a. Bank not liable as bank is not required to examine each cheque before the ultra violet lamp. b. Bank is liable to the party as the cheque was of a large amount and bank has not taken adequate precaution c. Bank and party are liable on pro-rata basis d. Alternation does not give any protection to the bank, hence bank is liable 44. A person to be treated as resident should be residing in India for, during the preceding financial year, in addition to fulfillment of other conditions: a. 180 days b. More than 180 days c. 182 days d. More than 182 days 45. X deposited a cheque of Rs.1000 with his bank for collection from another bank. The account is being conducted satisfactorily for 10 months. At the time of deposit of cheque with the collecting bank it was an uncrossed cheque. The collecting bank, by putting its own stamp, collected the cheque. Later on it turned out to be a case of conversion (collection of cheque for a wrong customer). What will be the liability of the bank. a. The bank is not liable as it has collected the cheque for a customer b. The bank is not liable as it has collected a specially crossed cheque c. The bank is liable as the cheque was not crossed at the time of deposit by the customer d. The bank is liable as bank is negligent in not getting the cheque crossed from the customer before receiving the cheque for collection 46. A signs a contract in which he assures B that if B suffers loss on account of legal action initiated by C in a court against B, A will make good the loss. a. This not a valid contract b. This a contract of guarantee and a valid contract Page 7
8 c. This is a contract of insurance and a valid contract d. This is a contract of indemnity and a valid contract 47. In a contract of indemnity, the person who makes the promise to save a person from loss is called and the person who is entitled to be compensated is called : a. Surety, indemnifier b. Indemnity holder, indemnifier c. Indemnifier, indemnity holder d. Indemnity holder, surety 48. Under provisions of Companies Act 1956, it is mandatory to add the word limited of Private limited with the name of a company. Which company is exempted from use of these words and with whose permission: a. Section 25 Company with a licence from Ministry of Corporate Affairs b. Section 25 Company with a licence from Regional Director c. Section 25 Company with a licence from Registrar of Companies d. There cannot be any such company 49. Under FEMA 1999, which of the following is not a person: a. An individual or an HUF b. An firm or a company c. An association of persons or body of individuals 50. A bank guarantee was issued and the validity period of the guarantee has expired. Bank did not get any claim from the beneficiary within a period of one month, given to the beneficiary, for loading claim. Later on, after a year, the beneficiary makes a demand on the bank against the guarantee as cause of action had arisen during the validity period: a. The bank is liable on the guarantee within the period specified in the guarantee bond b. Bank is not liable now as the claim was not made by the beneficiary during the time, given for lodging the claim c. Bank is liable on the guarantee if the claim is made within 3 years from date of cause of action that has arisen during the validity period. d. Bank is liable on the guarantee if the v=claim is made within 1 year from date of cause of action that has arisen during the validity period 51. Which of the following authority has the jurisdiction for incorporation of Limiter Liability Partnership: a. Registrar of Firms b. Registrar of Companies c. Registrar of Limited Liability partnerships d. Registrar of Assurances 52. bank only forwards the letter of credit to the beneficiary and has no obligation to make payment against the documents presented by the beneficiary: a. Confirming bank Page 8
9 b. Advising bank c. Opening bank d. Negotiating bank 53. A bank which is appointed by the opening bank to make payment on behalf of the opening to the negotiating bank when documents are presented on due date, is called: a. Reimbursing bank b. Confirming bank c. Correspondent bank d. Opening bank 54. Which of the following is not correct regarding to Right to Information Act 2005: a. RTI Act came into force wef Oct 12,2005 b. RTI Act replaced Freedom of Information Act 2002 c. RTI Act extends to whole of India including J & k d. Objective of RTI Act is to enable Indian citizens to access information under control of public authority 55. In LC, the beneficiary transfer his rights in the letter of credit to 3 rd parties: a. Irrevocable LC b. Transferable LC c. Green clause LC d. Red clause LC 56. The term money laundering has been defined in which of the following Act: a. Criminal Procedure Code b. Companies Act 1956 c. Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002 d. None of these 57. The document, in an LC, that gives details of the sale is called : a. Bill of exchange b. Invoice c. Bill of landing d. Certificate of origin 58. When supplier of machinery is ready to supply the machinery to the buyer on long payment basis, on the payment guarantee from the bank, such bank guarantee is called: a. Term loan guarantee b. Financial guarantee c. Performance guarantee d. Deferred payment guarantee 59. Under RTI Act 2005, the information does not include, which of the following: a. s b. Press releases c. Logbooks Page 9
10 60. Which of the following is not true in the context of bills of exchange: a. Inland bill is a bill which is drawn in India and payable in India or by some person resident in India b. Clean bill is a bill which does not carry and defect c. Documentary bill is a bill to which document of title to goods are attached d. Demand bills are also called sight bills. 61. A bill of exchange is payable after sight, its due date shall be calculated with reference to: a. Date of bill b. Date of presentation c. Date of acceptance d. Date of sight 62. Under provisions of information Technology Act, which of the following is the authority is to exercise supervision over the activities of certifying authorities issuing Digital signature: a. Supervisory of Certifying Authorities b. Controller of Certifying Authorities c. Commissioner of Certifying Authorities d. Director of Certifying Authorities 63. An evidence in writing as a proof of possession or control of goods authorizing to receive the goods is called: a. Document of title to goods b. Bill of exchange c. invoice d. any of the above 64. A bank releases document of title to the goods to the borrower without payment. To cover such transaction, the bank obtain: a. Mortgage deed b. Hypothecation letter c. Pledge agreement d. Trust receipt 65. The definition of money laundering is given in: a. Prevention of Money laundering Act b. Narcotic Drugs and psychotropic Substances Act 1985 c. Foreign Exchange management Act 66. The mortgage property is transferred in the name of the bank with the condition that it will be re-transferred on repayment of the loan, in case of mortgage: a. English mortgage b. Usufructuary mortgage c. Simple mortgage Page 10
11 d. Anomalous mortgage 67. Which of the mortgage is negatively defined out of the following: a. English mortgage b. Usufructuary mortgage c. Simple mortgage d. Anomalous mortgage 68. Which of the following Act has been repealed by the Right to Information Act: a. Right to Freedom of Information Act 2001 b. Right to Expression of Information Act 1981 c. Freedom of Information Act 2002 d. Freedom of Speech Act Which of the following statement is not true with regard to a partnership firm: a. Registration of firm is optional and not compulsory b. A registered firm is preferred for financing by the banks as it is in a better position to recover its due amount c. bank can file suit only if the firm is registered one d. Registration of firm can take place with registrar of firms 70. Banks are to maintain records of all series of cash transactions integrally connected to each other which have been valued below Rs.10 lac where such series of transactions have taken place, as per Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002: a. On a particular day b. During a particular week c. Within a month d. Within 10 weeks 71. Which among the following statements do not match: a. A govt. company where at least 50% shares are held by govt. b. Holding company- which is holding more than 50% shares of another company c. Subsidiary company a company whose majority shareholding is with another company d. Private company- which cannot invite public to subscribe its shares 72. Under Right to Information Act, the responsibility to give information is that of the public Information Officer designed by: a. Central Govt. b. State Govt. c. Central Information Commission d. Public Authority concerned 73. Which of the following is not correct in connection with a Muslim Trust: a. It called Wakf b. The trustee is called Mutawali c. It is regulated by Wakf Board Page 11
12 74. A temporary overdraft is allowed by the bank to a partnership firm for quite some time. The cheques issued by the firm are paid to the debit of this overdraft occasionally. A cheque is returned by the bank stating arrangement exceed although there was no debit balance in the overdraft account at the time of returning of the cheque. The bank has not given any prior notice to the customer for not allowing such facility any more. The firm claims damages from the bank a. Bank is liable for the damages as it has breached an implied contract without fiving a notice to the party b. Being temporary overdraft, bank is not under obligation to continue the overdraft for a long period c. Party cannot claim any damages d. Party could not claim damages as it was a temporary overdraft 75. Cyber laws in India are contained in which of the following: a. Cyber Technologies Act 2000 b. Information Technology Act 2000 c. Information and Cyber Technology Act 2000 d. Cyber law of India 76. Which of the following statement is not correct regarding assignment of actionable claim: a. Assignment can be ion writing only b. Sending notice of assignment to the original debtor, before creation of assignment is a mandatory requirement c. In case of default, the bank can recover the loan from original debtor d. Suit can be filed by the bank against original debtor without making the transferor of actionable, a party to the suit 77. A charge on the assets of a company that is not fastened/attached to specific assets is called: a. Pari - passu charge b. Floating charge c. Fixed charge d. Exclusive charge 78. Section 134 of Companies Act 1956 deals with which of the following aspects: a. Registration of charge by the company where its assets are charged to a creditor b. Propriety of charge if an asset is charged favour of 2 creditors c. Duty of the company to get the charge registered d. Maintenance of register of charge at its principal office 79. Which of the following are the objectives of Information technology Act: a. to provide for legal infrastructure for e-commerce b. to facilitate electronic filing of documents of Govt. c. to facilities amendment to the relevant laws d. all the above Page 12
13 80. Under provisions of Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security interest Act, transactions of creation of security interest are required to be registered with: a. Registrar of Companies b. Central Registry c. Reserve bank of India d. SEBI 81. If public company is having paid up capital of Rs.5 cr or more, as per Companies Act 1956, it must have: a. Minimum 2 directors b. Minimum 3 directors c. Minimum 4 directors d. Minimum 5 directors 82. A right, title or interest of any kind created by a borrower in a security in favour of the secured creditor under provisions of SARFAESI Act is called: a. Security receipt b. Security interest c. Charge on security d. Any of the above 83. Under provisions of SARFAESI Act, where the borrower wants to approach DRT against the bank to stop the bank from taking possession of the charged asset it can do so within: a. 7 days b. 30 days c. 45 days d. 60 days 84. A 60 days notice is given to the owner of assets under SARFAESI Act before taking over the possession: a. u/s 10(3) b. u/s 13(2) c. u/s 14(4) d. u/s 17(1) 85. A private key and its mathematically related public kay which are so related that the public kay can verify a digital signature created by the private key, is called: a. digital signature b. asymmetric crypto system c. electronic monitoring d. key paid 86. where an asset is sold under provision of SARFAESI Act, the sale certificate issued by the bank is: (a) conveyance of immovable property (b) it requires payment of stamp duty (c) it is only an agreement to sell Page 13
14 a. a and b only b. b and c only c. a, b and c all d. a and c only 87. In which of the following loans, the eligible security can be sold under provisions of SARFAESI Act: a. Pledge b. Lien c. Outstanding in the account is up to Rs.1 lac d. Agriculture loan 88. A company wants to appoint X,Y and Z as the directors in the same meeting. How resolutions are required to be passed? a. It can be through one resolution b. It can be through one resolution or through separate resolutions c. It can be, as provided in the Articles of Association d. It has to be separate resolution, for 3each director to be appointed 89. Under provisions of right to Information Act, when information is sought by way of inspection of records, the charges are: a. Rs.2 for first hour and Rs.5 for each 15 min or part there of b. Rs.2 for first hour and Rs.5 for each 30 min or part there of c. No charge for first hour and Rs.5 for each 15 min or part there of d. No charge for first hour and Rs.5 for each 15 min or part there of 90. Which of the following statement is not correct in the context of DRTs: a. A decree of a foreign court cannot be executed by DRT b. Within his jurisdiction, the Chairperson of DRAT can transfer a case from one DRT to another DRT c. for the matters that fall under jurisdiction of DRT, the normal civil courts do not have jurisdiction d. All the above 91. Which of the following committee is not associated with corporate governance, directly or indirectly: a. AS Ganguly Committee b. M S Varma Committee c. R H Patil Committee 92. Which of the following is not within the authority of Recovery Office of DRT: a. Attachment of property b. Sale of immovable property c. Arrest of defendant and detention in prison Page 14
15 93. Which of the following persons can be appointed director of a company: a. The person found to be of unsound mind by a court b. The person is un-discharged insolvent c. The person convicted by a court of any office involving moral turpitude and sentenced in respect there of to imprisonment 94. Which of the following is correct in the context of consumer Protection Act: a. The Act has been passed to safeguard interest of the manufacturers and service providers b. A voluntary association of consumers can file a complaint on behalf o the customer c. For the goods purchased for re-sale, the provisions of the Act are applicable d. All the above 95. If the no. of small shareholders is they can effect a director from small shareholders: a. 100 or more b. 500 or more c or more d or more 96. Under Sale of Goods Act, there is an implied condition that the goods shall correspond with the description, if: a. Sale of goods is by sample b. Sale of goods is with the help of a 3 rd party c. Sale of goods is by description 97. An agreement in which a party to the agreement has the option to treat the agreement illegal is called: a. Void agreement b. Voidable agreement c. Illegal agreement d. Quasi-legal agreement 98. A contract to perform the promise or discharge the liability of a 3 rd party, if the 3 rd party defaults, is called, a contract of : a. Insurance b. Guarantee c. Indemnity d. Assurance 99. Loan account of Mr. X had running irregular and Y agrees to guarantee the loan under the impression that account is being conducted satisfactorily, Bank did no provide correct information to Y when Y asked the bank about the status of account: a. Y is not liable on the guarantee as bank kept silence on the material facts b. Y is not liable because guarantee has been obtained for irregular account c. Y is liable since it was up to him to give the guarantee or not Page 15
16 d. Since X is liable, Y is liable for the loan being a guarantor 100. Mortgage can be created to secure (which one is wrong): a. An existing loan b. A loan to be advances c. A future debt d. None of these Answer:- 1. B 2. D 3. C 4. C 5. C 6. B 7. C 8. C 9. B 10. C 11. B 12. D 13. B 14. C 15. C 16. A 17. D 18. B 19. C 20. B 21. D 22. B 23. D 24. C 25. C 26. C 27. C 28. D 29. A 30. B 31. C 32. D Page 16
17 33. C 34. B 35. C 36. C 37. B 38. D 39. D 40. A 41. C 42. D 43. A 44. D 45. B 46. D 47. C 48. B 49. D 50. C 51. B 52. B 53. A 54. C 55. B 56. D 57. B 58. D 59. D 60. B 61. C 62. B 63. A 64. D 65. D 66. A 67. D 68. C 69. C 70. C 71. A 72. D Page 17
18 73. D 74. A 75. B 76. B 77. B 78. C 79. D 80. B 81. B 82. B 83. C 84. B 85. D 86. A 87. D 88. D 89. C 90. A 91. D 92. D 93. D 94. B 95. C 96. C 97. B 98. B 99. A 100. D Page 18
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The Pros & Cons of Getting Your Belly Button Pierced
By: Barbie Carpenter
Reactions to Nose Piercings
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How to Get a Hafada Piercing
Although the discomfort associated with a belly button piercing may be short term, care of the piercing is a long-term commitment. Clean the area gently to cut down on infection risk, and choose your clothing wisely so it won't snag on the piercing. Weigh the responsibility of a belly button piercing against your desire for the glitzy body adornment as you decide whether the piercing is right for you.
Belly Button Piercing Basics
The piercing process uses a hollow needle to create a hole through the skin surrounding your belly button. Then, your belly button ring of choice -- from a hoop or barbell to a pendant or stud -- is placed through the newly created hole. This body adornment has aesthetic advantages, but comes with health risks.
Pros: The Fashion
A belly button piercing, like other forms of body art, allows you to express your style.
A Hint of Sparkle
Piercing your navel is a form of personal expression, and lets you adorn your mid-section in a very personal way. An edgy look calls for a classic hoop or barbell in gold or sterling silver. For a hint of sparkle, a pendant navel ring encrusted with gemstones will draw attention to your tummy.
Easy Concealment
When you don't want it to show, a belly button piercing is easy to conceal compared to other piercings. Unless you're wearing a bikini or crop top, your navel ring won't be visible. Therefore, your piercing won't be a problem in conservative environments such as the workplace, where body jewelry might be frowned upon.
Cons: The Risks
Despite the appeal of sparkling body jewelry, belly button piercings come with disadvantages -- and these can affect your health.
Slow Healing Time
The navel is slow to heal after a piercing, a process which could take from nine months to a year to complete. Careful cleaning of the area during this period is essential to minimize the risk of infection.
Allergic Reactions to Jewelry
While most rings are made of sterling silver, gold, niobium, or titanium, nickel is often added to strengthen and harden the jewelry. The nickel can trigger an allergic reaction, which can show up as a rash, skin swelling, dry patches and blisters.
Belly button piercings can lead to infections. During the piercing, a less than sterile environment or unsanitized equipment can transmit viruses including hepatitis A and C. Likewise, bacteria like Staphylococcus and Streptococcus can be spread when skin is not properly cleaned. Tight-fitting clothing against the navel can also increase the risk of bacterial infections.
If you have an infection or open wound, delay your belly button piercing until the problem has resolved. An existing abrasion increases your risk of complications during the piercing procedure. Other conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes or immune system deficiencies may up your risk of infection. Talk to your doctor about the risks associated with a belly button piercing, especially if you have one of these conditions.
American Family Physician: Complications of Body Piercing
WebMD: 9 Tips Before Getting Your Body Pierced
Center for Young Women's Health: Body Piercing
Reporter Magazine: Getting Under Your Skin: The Art of Microderms
WebMD: Nickel Jewelry Allergy
ABC News: Body Piercing Can Be Life-Threatening
Barbie Carpenter worked as a technical writer and editor in the defense industry for six years. She also served as a newspaper feature page editor and nationally syndicated columnist for the Hearst Corp. Carpenter holds a Bachelor of Science in journalism from the University of Florida and a graduate certificate in professional writing from the University of Central Florida.

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Normandy D-Day Small-Group Day Trip with Omaha Beach, Cemetery & Cider Tasting
Enjoy an intimate historical look at the D-Day landings on this full-day trip to the beaches of Normandy from Paris. Travel by comfortable van accommodating no more than eight people, and visit Omaha Beach, the Operation Overlord Museum, German bunkers, Pointe du Hoc, as well as the American Cemetery home to 10,000 white crosses. See period-era military maps, plans, and photos, while listening to inspiring stories about June 6, 1944. Sip some of Normandy's famous traditional cider before returning to Paris.
Versailles Palace Priority Access Guided Tour Optional Show & Pickup from Paris
Surround yourself in the grand spectacle of the Versailles palace and gardens on a small-group tour from Paris. Enjoy pickup from your Paris hotel, then breeze past the queue at Versailles and take a small-group tour through the castle's ornate interior. Discover the rich tastes of Louis XIV, who built the enormous 700-room complex, adorning the space with extravagance and luxury. Then take a leisurely stroll in the palace gardens before returning to Paris.
Loire Valley Chambord & Chenonceau Castles Day Trip with Wine Tasting from Paris
Marvel at the Loire Valley's opulent châteaux and taste its famous locally-made wine during this full-day tour from Paris. First head to Château de Chambord-the inspiration for Disney's `Beauty and the Beast´ for a guided tour. The next stop is the town of Blois, home of the Château de Blois, one of the most prestigious Renaissance monuments in France, where you´ll have just under two hours to enjoy some free time. Then visit the elegant Château de Chenonceau and embark on a tour through its intricately carved stone walls, rich hanging tapestries and intimate chapel.
Mont Saint Michel Full Day Experience from Paris by Private Coach
Head to the coast of Normandy to visit Mont-Saint-Michel on this day tour from Paris. You'll receive an orientation from a guide, and then enjoy time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage site independently with an audio guide or by wandering the hilly streets at your leisure. Transportation is by coach from Paris.
Normandy D-Day Landing Beaches Day Trip with Cider Tasting & Lunch from Paris
Discover the beaches of the D-Day landings on this guided day trip to Normandy from Paris. Focusing on the sites where heavy losses were suffered by American soldiers, the tour stops at the Omaha Beach Visitor Centre, Utah Beach Museum, and the American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer. Enjoy free time on the beaches and hear poignant tales about the events of June 6, 1944. During this full but inspiring day of sightseeing, revitalize with a cup of traditional cider and lunch at a waterside restaurant.
Champagne Area Small Group Day Trip with 8 Tastings & Lunch from Paris
Travel with a small group—including hotel pickup from Paris—and spend a day touring the Champagne region. Visit a world-renowned Champagne house such as Moët & Chandon, Taittinger, or Veuve Clicquot, as well as smaller estates. Experience multiple tastings and learn how the popular bubbly drink is made as you stroll through sprawling vineyards and enter cellars. Plus, enjoy a gourmet lunch at a family-run winery.
Loire Valley Three Top Castles Small-Group Day Trip with Wine Tasting
Stroll through the châteaux of Chenonceau, Chambord, and Amboise on this full-day tour from Paris to the UNESCO-listed Loire Valley. Admire Chenonceau's amazing floral gardens, and marvel at the sheer grandeur of Chambord, the largest chateau in the valley. At Amboise, see the quarters of King Francois I and the tomb of Leonardo Da Vinci. Learn from an informative guide about each site, and fit in souvenir shopping along the way.
Paris Your Perfect Day in the City Custom Private Tour
Experience Paris like an insider, and see the city's popular attractions and secret hidden gems on a half- or full-day private tour that's designed just for you. On this custom, private tour, you choose what you want to see in the city, and your ideal day in Paris is pre-planned for you, complete with round-trip transportation. Catch sight of the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral or the Eiffel Tower. Whether you're interested in history, art, food, or something else, your guide (who's born and raised in the City of Light) helps you make the most of your time in Paris.
Normandy D-Day Beaches & American Cemetery Trip from Paris
Visit the D-Day beaches during this full-day trip from Paris to Normandy. Stop at Omaha Beach to learn stories and historical facts about WWII; stop at the Juno Beach Center; pause at the American Cemetery; and stop by the Caen Memorial Museum for a scenic lunch. Gain fascinating insights from your guide into the sacrifices of Allied soldiers and the French citizens they liberated. Upgrade to a small-group tour when booking for a more personal experience.
Mont Saint-Michel Guided Day Trip from Paris
Travel through scenic Normandy en route to the medieval Mont-St-Michel on a full-day trip from Paris. Discover the UNESCO World-Heritage-listed island and its iconic Gothic abbey, with a guide, and listen to fascinating history and legendary stories about the site. Enjoy ample time to explore the island, and admire views of the surrounding bay before traveling back to the French capital. Upgrade to include a gourmet lunch and/or round-trip hotel transfers.
Versailles - Skip-the-line Private tour from Paris (HALF or FULL DAY)
Considered among France's must-see attractions, the UNESCO–listed Palace of Versailles makes an ideal day trip from Paris—but the entry queues can be long. On this tour, reach the palace in comfort with round-trip transport from your central Paris hotel included, and beat the queues with skip-the-line admission. Learn the secrets of beautiful features like the Hall of Mirrors on a guided tour, and visit the elegant palace gardens.
Versailles Palace & Marie-Antoinette's Estate Private Guided Tour with Lunch
Enjoy a VIP, private full-day tour of Versailles Palace. Travel comfortably by a WIFI-equipped Mercedes Benz vehicle from Paris. Bypass the entrance queues with no-wait, skip-the-line admission tickets to the main residence, as well as the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon, and Marie Antoinette's private rural hamlet. Tours include a gourmet three-course lunch at the historic and picturesquely situated "La Flotille" restaurant.
Tuktuk in Paris © Private City Tour
Experience Paris in a way few people have: aboard an electric tuk-tuk. On this private tour, you and your traveling companions have multiple tours to choose from, from short tours of central Paris to extensive tours that last a full day. Tuk-tuks seat up to six passengers, but large groups can rent multiple vehicles and cruise around together.
Giverny's House & Gardens plus Versailles Palace Day Trip with Lunch from Paris
The Palace of Versailles is one of the most visited attractions in France, but many tours only visit the palace itself. This full-day tour from Paris includes a visit to Claude Monet's home Giverny; lunch at a spectacular riverfront location; a guided tour of Versailles; and a chance to see the popular Musical Fountain show.
Normandy Small-Group Day Trip D-Day Battlefields & Landing Beaches from Paris
Travel back in time on a historical tour of World War II landing sites. Head to the Beach of Normandy, to see Pointe du Hoc, a promontory that was a German fortification strong point until U.S. army members invaded on June 6, 1944. Visit the American Cemetery on a bluff above Omaha Beach, and explore other significant locations such as Mulberry Harbor, built specifically to speed the unloading process of Allied troops.
Champagne Day Trip with Moet&Chandon, Reims Cathedral & Family Winery from Paris
Discover the pleasures and history of Champagne on this full-day winery tour from Paris. In the Champagne wine region, visit the house of Moët & Chandon or Nicolas Feuillatte, and meet a local producer. Learn about the growing, harvesting, and bottling process, and sample different types of Champagne. See the resting place of Dom Perignon, the monk who developed the French bubbly wine. Travel by comfortable van and come away knowing how to properly taste Champagne.
Versailles Palace Guided Tour with Gardens & Fountains Show from Paris
Imagine how the extravagance of Versailles was part of everyday life for Marie Antoinette during a guided tour of the palace with an optional fountain show. Take advantage of skip-the-line access to avoid the long lines at the start of your tour. Gaze in wonder at the Royal Apartments and the Queen's Apartments, and walk through the glittering Hall of Mirrors to the Salon de la Guerre and the Salon de la Paix. Plus explore the expansive gardens on your own after the palace tour.
Versailles Palace & Giverny's Monet House Guided Visit with Lunch from Paris
Many visitors to France make time to visit both the Palace of Versailles and Monet's Impressionist garden at Giverny. This day trip from Paris allows you to do both. First, wander through the lush landscape around the artist's residence, which served as inspiration for his Nymphéas (Water Lilies) series. After lunch, head to Versailles and visit Louis XIV's lavish royal palace. On particular dates, you see the fountains on display.
Champagne Area Small Group Day Trip with Cellar Visits & Tastings from Paris
Discover the delights of Champagne—both the drink and the region itself—on this full-day excursion from Paris. Visit multiple Champagne houses, including Moët & Chandon, to learn about production methods, see the cellars, and hear about the history of this beloved sparkling wine. Enjoy several tastings as well as lunch at a local restaurant. Round-trip hotel transportation is provided so you don't have to worry about getting there yourself.
Giverny Monet's House & Gardens Skip-the-Line Ticket & Transfer from Paris
Delve into the creative mind of impressionist master Claude Monet on this small-group Giverny day trip from Paris, including round-trip transport and admission tickets. Explore the artist's former home and gardens independently, where you can peek into his studio and bedroom, and stroll through the colorful gardens, which inspired many of his paintings. Next, pay a visit to the Museum of Impressionism (extra cost), visit Monet's grave or stroll through the village of Giverny, where you find many cafes and souvenir shops.
Monet's Gardens & House with Art Historian: Private Giverny Tour from Paris
Discover the stunning gardens of Giverny during this half-day, art-historian led VIP tour. See where the French Impressionist Claude Monet lived and painted for 43 years, and visit the neighboring village for a peek at quaint flower-covered cafes, boutiques, and galleries. Tours include priority admission tickets and luxury, door-to-door vehicle transfers from Paris.
Versailles Palace & Giverny Private Guided Tour with Lunch - Priority Access
See two of France's top attractions in just one day with this private sightseeing tour from Paris, with visits to the Palace of Versailles and Claude Monet's home at Giverny. At Versailles, you can explore the interior of the chateau and enjoy free time to wander the gardens. Then, head to Giverny to admire the setting that inspired one of France's most famous painters. Along the way you can indulge with an included multi-course lunch—with wine—and enjoy hassle-free travel between the sights.
Versailles Palace and Trianon Guided Day Tour with Lunch in Gardens from Paris
Enjoy skip-the-line access to the Palace of Versailles to avoid the often-long queues. Explore the opulent palace and expansive gardens, and — in the summer — take in the optional Versailles Fountain Show. This is a great way to see this must-see attraction outside Paris.
Versailles Palace Skip the Line Audio Guided Tour with Gardens Access from Paris
Travel back in time to the site of France's most extravagant monarch with this 2.5 hours guided audio tour of the Palace of Versailles. Fast-track entry allows you to skip the lines at this UNESCO World Heritage site, and you'll arrive in style in a fully air-conditioned coach. Spend time exploring one of France's most famous and impressive landmarks.


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Both credit and noncredit classes are offered at Randolph Community College, which is situated near the geographic center of North Carolina, adjacent to the ancient mountains in the area known as the Uwharries. The College is located at 629 Industrial Park Avenue in Asheboro. To reach the Asheboro Campus take the McDowell Road exit off Highway 220 Bypass (I-73/I-74), just south of the interchange with Highways 64 and 49. The College is 26 miles south of Greensboro, North Carolina, and Interstate Highways 40 and 85, making it accessible from all parts of the state.
Randolph Community College, a member institution of the North Carolina Community College System, is a public, two-year, comprehensive, community college established to serve the citizens of Randolph County. The College began operation in 1962 as a joint city-county industrial education center under the direction of the Trades and Industrial Division, Department of Vocational Education. The North Carolina legislature in 1963 established a separate system of community colleges and the College became part of that system.
Since opening its doors in 1962 as Randolph Industrial Education Center, the College has seen many changes including:
Three name changes — Randolph Technical Institute, Randolph Technical College, and Randolph Community College,
Facilities expansion — from 33,000 square feet to more than 384,000 square feet in three locations (Asheboro Campus, Archdale Center, and the Emergency Services Training Center)
Enrollment growth — from 75 students in 1962 to more than 3,700 credit students and more than 9,000 noncredit students in the 2010-2011 academic year.
The College is approved by the North Carolina Community College System under the State Board of Community Colleges, as specified in Chapter 115D of the General Statutes of North Carolina. The College Board of Trustees has been granted authority to award the Associate in Applied Science, Associate in Arts, and Associate in Science degrees, vocational diplomas, and certificates by the North Carolina Community College System and the State Board of Community Colleges.
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As a member of the North Carolina Community College System, Randolph Community College offers occupational and adult education to meet the educational needs of the youth and adults served by the College. The College accepts men and women for enrollment in a wide variety of subjects designed to meet the changing technology and complex social development of its community.
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OLYMPIA – Many people who have a physical or intellectual disability are often overlooked in sports, according to Dino Mayo, a community corrections supervisor for the Department of Corrections' Lacey field office.
"We need to see people as handi-capable, not handicapped," Mayo said. "These are citizens that are productive, eager, and normal, but society doesn't always see them that way. They may not feel included."
That's why Mayo is serving as the Department's agency coordinator for the annual Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run® (LETR) for Thurston County. Special Olympics was started by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in 1968 as a way to provide people with intellectual disabilities a place to play and feel included, according to organization officials. LETR engages law enforcement worldwide in championing acceptance and inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities, starting first with their own communities. It is the largest public awareness vehicle and grass-roots fundraiser for Special Olympics.
The Department of Corrections is one of several local law enforcement and emergency response agencies in Thurston County who will have employees participating in the run. One of the agency's core values is to engage in positive community interactions.
The event starts at 8 a.m. Friday, June 2. The route starts at the Tumwater Safeway at 500 Cleveland Ave. and goes on to Capitol Blvd. where participants will participate in a ceremony. From there, the route advances to the Olympia Police Department, and continues along Martin Way to Sleater-Kinney Road, then to Marvin Road and eventually out to a spot in the Nisqually Valley.
Law enforcement torch carriers, known as Guardians of the Flame®, will be passing the Flame of Hope all along the route. The Flame of Hope symbolizes courage and celebration of diversity uniting communities according to Special Olympics Washington. Participants in the Pierce County leg of the run will meet Thurston County participants in the Nisqually Valley to bring the torch to Joint Base Lewis McChord to kick off the Special Olympics Washington State Spring Games later that evening. There is no designated person who holds the torch during the run, as the goal is to pass it to as many people as possible.
The torch travels across all 39 counties in the state. In all, approximately 2,000 law enforcement personnel are involved in the run and raise over half a million dollars annually for local programs, according to the Special Olympics Washington website.
Mayo has participated in the run for the past 12 years. He's no stranger to people with disabilities. He has a brother with cerebral palsy and a wife who now has to use a wheelchair after suffering a stroke. He says the run is a good way to honor his family members and all people with disabilities, as well as to foster relationships between law enforcement officers and the community.
"It's all about the camaraderie, the uniting into action of agencies to do something good for the community."


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Center hosts second undergraduate conference
The one-of-a-kind conference welcomed students from around the state and the country, who showcased their research on a diverse array of Israel-related subjects.
Panel compares "fake news" phenomenon in Israel & US
The "Jewish Journal" covered the panel exploring growing distrust in the media, the role of social media in the growth of "fake news," and more in the two countries.
From the German Yishuv to Berliner Strassen: The Yekke Eighty-Five Years Later
In her "Guest Column," History Department doctoral candidate Sarah Johnson compares German immigration to Pre-State Israel with the modern influx of Israelis into Berlin.
Exploring "Israeli-American Exchanges" at UCLA
Watch video from the Center's sixth "Israel in 3D" community conference exploring cross-border connections between Israel and the US in the areas of Religion, Business & Technology and Entertainment.
A new perspective on U.S.-Israel relations
At the upcoming Y&S Nazarian Center for Israel Studies' 6th "Israel in 3D" conference, participants from Israel and the United States will explore connections between the countries beyond the political sphere.
Studying abroad in Israel: A law student's perspective
UCLA Law School student and study abroad scholarship recipient Amit Liran shares insights from his semester abroad at Tel Aviv University where he immersed himself in Israeli and international law in and outside of the classroom.
Offering a new look at Israel's external relations
Y&S Nazarian Center Postdoctoral Fellow Shaiel Ben-Ephraim looks at Israel in the global arena and plans on using insights from his research to inform his Spring course on modern Israel.
An unexpected opportunity
Thanks to a scholarship from the Y&S Nazarian Center, transfer student Sebastian Feldman was able to study abroad in Israel - an experience he hoped for, but didn't expect would be possible.
Former Foreign Minister addresses ethnic nationalism in Israel and beyond
In the Center-sponsored talk, Visiting Professor Shlomo Ben-Ami assessed the resurgence of ethnic nationalism in Israel as well as around the globe as a reaction to the perceived failures of the liberal order.
In search of the Israeli Bob Dylan
Professor Uri Dorchin's article in UCLA's Jewish newsmagazine "Ha'am" examines the seeming indifference to political conditions among Israeli musicians.
UCLA's head of technology transfer discusses process in Israel and US
The "Daily Bruin" covered the recent Center-sponsored talk with UCLA's Amir Naiberg, who compared the journey campus-driven innovations take to the market in both the US and Israel and the entrepreneurial networks supporting innovation on campuses in both countries.
Zionism: A brief guide in perplexity
In his contribution to UCLA's Jewish newsmagazine, "Ha'am," Professor Daniel Stein Kokin examines two understandings of Zionism and explores whether the intepretation that supports the nationalization and territorialization of Judaism is consonant with or at odds with traditional Judaism.
Acclaimed Israeli author Amos Oz has died at age 79
One of Israel's best known and most revered contemporary authors, Oz was the recipient of a multitude of honors, including the 2015 UCLA Israel Studies Award.
Lost – and found – in translation
At his October 29th talk, Y&S Nazarian Center Postdoctoral Fellow Omri Asscher will speak about how translations of American Jewish and Israeli literature have played an important role in the construction of Jewish identities in the US and Israel.
Israeli music and the national consciousness of dislocation
In his Guest Column, Visiting Assistant Professor Uri Dorchin puts Israel's recent success at the Eurovision contest into the context of what he sees as the country's continuing search for acceptance by the West.
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Center scholars and faculty participate in Association for Israel Studies
Visiting Assistant Professor Daniel Stein Kokin presented his project "'Kol ha-Nekudot'/'All the Points'/'Kull al-Nuqaṭ' An Interactive, Online Map of Israel and the Palestine Territories" at the June 24-26 Association for Israel Studies Annual Conference held at Kinneret College in Israel. Center Postdoctoral Fellow Shaiel Ben-Ephraim gave a talk titled "Neither Vertical nor Horizontal: The Failure of the 1974 Plan for a Jordanian Disengagement" and also participated in a book roundtable on Gerald M. Steinberg and Ziv Rubinovitz's work "Menachem Begin and the Israel-Egypt Peace Process: Between Ideology and Political Realism." Former Visiting Lecturer and Graduate Student Research Fellowship recipient Melissa Melpignano also gave a talk titled "Let the Sunshine in? Dancing Sabra in the IDF Pahad Dance Troupe."
Postdoc presents at conference for Hebrew professors
Dr. Omri Asscher presented research at the National Association of Professors of Hebrew's International Conference on Hebrew Language, Culture and Literature yesterday. Dr. Asscher's talk - "Israel faces itself in the (Jewish American) mirror" - addressed Israeli responses to Jewish American moral critique.
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Ex-exec Sentenced to 1 Month in West Virginia Chemical Spill
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – A former executive with direct oversight of a West Virginia chemical tank farm that leaked and fouled a drinking water supply has been sentenced to one month in federal prison.
Gary Southern also was fined $20,000 Wednesday in federal court in Charleston.
Southern was the last of six ex-Freedom Industries officials sentenced on pollution charges.
Four others were sentenced to probation; a fifth also received a one-month prison term. The company, which filed for bankruptcy eight days after the spill, was fined $900,000, although the judge said the fine was symbolic due to the company's liquidation.
The January 2014 spill of a coal-cleaning agent into the Elk River in Charleston got into a water company's intake and prompted a tap-water ban for 300,000 people for up to 10 days.
Ex-official Gets Probation in West Virginia Chemical Spill Ex-official's Sentencing Set in West Virginia Chemical Spill West Virginia Chemical Spill Company Bankruptcy at Crossroads Attorneys Ask to Postpone West Virginia Chemical Spill Trial


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During his Business Economics study Michiel became interested in logistics while on a part-time job in passenger transportation. After his graduation he decided to go for a career in logistics. First as a planner at a transport company specialized in high value goods after which he joined Kien in 2015. Logistics is centered around a basic and simple question according to Michiel: how do I get something from A to B? The challenge to find the optimal solution to this problem is something Michiel enjoys taking on.


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New Bills Player Goes Viral After Breaking Table Right After He Was Drafted [VIDEO]
Chris Owen Published: May 2, 2021
The NFL Draft is one of my favorite weekends of the year. It's fascinating television -- watching players make their NFL dream come true and it's even better when it involves the Buffalo Bills.
The Bills drafted two edge rushers with their first two draft selections with Miami (FL)'s Gregory Rousseau and Wake Forest's Carlos "Boogie" Basham Jr.
With the Bills' third-round pick on Friday night, they selected Northern Iowa offensive tackle, Spencer Brown.
Brown is a massive tackle. Standing at 6'8'', 311 lbs., he's a raw but extremely talented prospect, who had a chance to transfer to a bigger school but decided to stay at Northern Iowa out of loyalty.
He was very happy to be drafted by the Bills, however, based on the fact his ENTIRE town showed up for his draft party.
Then not long after he was taken by Buffalo, Spencer decided to indoctrinate himself into Bills Mafia by jumping onto a table. His family and friends loved it. Take a look at the video below.
As for the rest of the NFL Draft, the Bills don't have a fourth-round pick, but they have two fifth-round picks and a seventh-round pick.
Day three of the NFL Draft starts at 12 pm on Saturday. I'm hoping the Bills can add another gem or two to their already great roster and make a run at that Super Bowl in 2021.
How can you not love the draft? Go Bills!
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QNetwork is the parents and friends association of Kew High School and embraces everyone that is part of the school; parents, carers, staff and students.
We help to organise social events, assist students with fundraising and welcome new parents to the school.
Involvement in QNetwork can be in a myriad of ways from as little or as much as suits you. For the keen volunteer you can attend meetings, become a committee member and contribute to the running of the Network as a whole, and for those with a desire for less commitment we send out regular emails for helpers for one off activities.
The QNetwork is a great way to meet other parent/carers, work collaboratively with staff and students on a range of projects and become a part of the Kew High School community. We welcome your input in any form and look forward to hearing from you.
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The QNetwork mailing list will keep you informed of meetings, events and other goings on. Signing up to this mailing list means that from time to time you will receive our requests for help, however you are in no way obligated to help if you do not wish to do so.
An effective school is one that is proactive about linking with home and having a partnership with families and the community.
Kew High School views the partnership with parents as critical, acknowledging that if parents are part of the partnership, then children's outcomes are better. We value the importance of a positive relationship between school and home and the contribution/s of parents in the educational life of their children is highly valued.
The importance of parent participation is documented and highlighted in numerous research and educational publications. Parents are an integral and critical part of education. Their participation is vital if we are to provide our children/students with the best possible outcomes.
Research shows that the benefits to children of family-school partnerships include higher achievement, improved school attendance, students more positive about the classroom and school, stronger social and friendship skills, students are better at managing their own behaviour and more accepting of school rules.
There are also many benefits in terms of: parents and families, benefits for teachers and benefits for whole school communities.
QNetwork forms an integral part of the School Community. It requires a number of supporters to ensure that projects, fundraising ventures and support for the school are undertaken and successfully concluded.
We encourage you to become an active member of our community.


Angel Locsin's and Vhong Navarro's characters will be caught in a compromising position on "Toda Max's" episode on May 18 (Saturday).
Tatay Mac (Al Tantay) will be surprised to find his daughter Isabel (Locsin) in Justin's (Navarro) arms while lying in bed.
This episode of the award-winning sitcom will focus on how Isabel and Justin explain to Tatay Mac what he saw. Justin will also be caught between Lady G (Pokwang) and her rival Madam K (K Brosas).
Madam K is insisting that the only reason why Lady G won as councilor in Bevery Gils is because she cheated. She wants to prove this by hiring Justin to be a false witness to her accusation.
Justin is caught in a limbo because Lady G was forcing her to pay his debt to her while Madam K is offering to pay his debt if he will testify against Lady G.
The only problem is, Justin knows Lady G didn't do anything wrong. However, where will he find the money to pay Lady G?
"Toda Max" airs after "Maalaala Mo Kaya" every Saturday.
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