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Big cats and big hats ...
Meet the Top 10 Recruiters of the San Antonio Recruiting Battalion for FY18 and new inductees to the Tiger Society.
10, SSG Roberto Aviles-Cortes, Del Rio RS, San Antonio West Company.
9, SSG David Garcia, Potranco RS, San Antonio West Company.
8, SGT David Rogers, Rolling Oaks RS, San Antonio East Company.
7, SSG Esteban Arenas, New Braunfels RS, San Marcos Company.
6, SSG Miguel Melo, Brownsville RS, Rio Grande Company.
5, SSG Daniel Arrequive, Brownsville RS, Rio Grande Company.
4, SSG Mauro Ortiz, Forum RS, San Antonio East Company.
3, SSG Jaime Roman, Park North RS, San Antonio East Company.
2, SFC Jason Rosales, Viscount RS, El Paso Company.
1, SSG Christian Bidot, McAllen RS, Rio Grande Company.
The Honorary Tiger Society Inductee for 2018 is Mr. Olin Brewster.
The Stetson Society, a time-honored San Antonio Recruiting Battalion tradition, is sponsored by First Command and Mr. Mike Crow, who provided the Stetsons for our 7 new inductees.
SFC Glenn Wendland Jr., Potranco RS, San Antonio West Company.
SSG James McCray, Ingram Park, San Antonio West Company.
SFC Roberto Aviles-Cortes, Del Rio RS, San Antonio West Company.
SFC Diego Perez-Lopez, South Park RS, San Antonio West Company.
SFC Jeremy Storrer, Trans Mountain, El Paso Company.
SFC Nathan Harris, Forum RS, San Antonio East Company.
SSG David Rogers, Rolling Oaks RS, San Antonio East Company.
The 'cons go into overdrive with their recruitment strategy. Poor WALL-E...
Plastic 52 - year 2, week 6.
Bain News Service,, publisher.
Recruiting Parade
[between ca. 1915 and ca. 1920]
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
Notes:
Title from unverified data provided by the Bain News Service on the negatives or caption cards.
Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
General information about the Bain Collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.ggbain
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ggbain.24796
Call Number: LC-B2- 4255-7
Participants of the Minorities in Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Conference and Hiring Event in Atlanta, take a “Mobile Tour” from the conference to visit the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest and the Anna Ruby Falls on the Chattooga River Ranger District. The Forest will host interactive discussions and a hike to twin waterfalls.
(USDA Forest Service photo by Preston Keres)
Big cats and big hats ...
Meet the Top 10 Recruiters of the San Antonio Recruiting Battalion for FY18 and new inductees to the Tiger Society.
10, SSG Roberto Aviles-Cortes, Del Rio RS, San Antonio West Company.
9, SSG David Garcia, Potranco RS, San Antonio West Company.
8, SGT David Rogers, Rolling Oaks RS, San Antonio East Company.
7, SSG Esteban Arenas, New Braunfels RS, San Marcos Company.
6, SSG Miguel Melo, Brownsville RS, Rio Grande Company.
5, SSG Daniel Arrequive, Brownsville RS, Rio Grande Company.
4, SSG Mauro Ortiz, Forum RS, San Antonio East Company.
3, SSG Jaime Roman, Park North RS, San Antonio East Company.
2, SFC Jason Rosales, Viscount RS, El Paso Company.
1, SSG Christian Bidot, McAllen RS, Rio Grande Company.
The Honorary Tiger Society Inductee for 2018 is Mr. Olin Brewster.
The Stetson Society, a time-honored San Antonio Recruiting Battalion tradition, is sponsored by First Command and Mr. Mike Crow, who provided the Stetsons for our 7 new inductees.
SFC Glenn Wendland Jr., Potranco RS, San Antonio West Company.
SSG James McCray, Ingram Park, San Antonio West Company.
SFC Roberto Aviles-Cortes, Del Rio RS, San Antonio West Company.
SFC Diego Perez-Lopez, South Park RS, San Antonio West Company.
SFC Jeremy Storrer, Trans Mountain, El Paso Company.
SFC Nathan Harris, Forum RS, San Antonio East Company.
SSG David Rogers, Rolling Oaks RS, San Antonio East Company.
**All of these photos were created using Adobe Photoshop for a class project. The class is CAPP 30523: Applied Multimedia Technologies, at the University of Notre Dame.**
The concept of my project revolves around an overall focus on Human Resources Management as a workforce and as a service. I wanted it to incorporate both images of a business, whether they are buildings or office supplies or items around the office, but also people doing business with each other. The image portfolio should demonstrate the business of people and how people skills are involved in human resources. Each image represents a branch of Human Resources Management.
Acknowledgments:
This image was created using one image from Flickr.
"Networking", by jairoagua
www.flickr.com/photos/31065898@N08/8220970905/in/faves-93...
Description of techniques used:
•I selected, refined edge - smoothed, cut, and paste the people image onto a blank background.
•I applied a radial gradient as a subtle background.
•The people image had outer glow blending effect applied.
•I put the people image through Kuler to find some colors to use for the fonts, and decided on the orangish/reddish colors because they are complimentary to the blues on the color wheel.
•The text had drop shadows applied and were warped to curve with the circle.
Notes for this particular image:
This image was supposed to be illustrate the Recruitment and Selection part of Human Resources. The networking circle illustrates how a company (the blue) recruits and eveutally selects (the red, orange, and yellow) new employees.
Testimony from Pierre Baker on the great job Chris did helping him to get a new job!
"I would like to let everyone know about my experience with Chris Flourney at Patrice & Associates. Chris was an excellent recruiter. He was always very professional, he always followed up, and even when he did not have answers for me yet, he stayed in contact.
In my particular experience, there was some relocation involved and he remembered all the dates and all the interview schedules for my trip. It paid off and I landed my job. Chris even called my first day of training to check in and see how I liked it.
Not only would I refer Patrice & Associates to friends and family, I already have, and Chris is now doing a great job for them. Much thanks for all his hard work!"
Pierre Baker
Hired as Manager for Atlanta Airport
This guy was trying to recruit my son for to be a Civil War reenactor. His line? "You ever think about killing Yanks for a living?"
World War II Tribute, Buckley Homestead, Lowell, Indiana
This photo is part of a larger set [ here ] taken in the burned-down United States Naval Reserve Recruiting Command on Treasure Island, in San Francisco Bay.
I have known this photograph for a long time, the book in which I first saw it described the scene as 'soldiers waiting on a Westminster street corner' and went on to speculate that they may have been in London for a special occasion.
I thought at first that the tower in the background was Westminster Abbey, but I couldn't quite fit the street corner into the area surrounding the Abbey. In fact the tower is that of St. Margaret's Church, the soldiers are recruiting sergeants and they are standing on the corner of King Street junction with Great George street outside The Mitre and Dove Public House waiting for opening time.
Whenever I looked at the photograph of the long dead soldiers I wished that I could find out who they were, little did I know until later that this photograph, taken in 1877 was fully documented and had been taken to illustrate a series of articles which were one of the first attempts at photo journalism.
In 1877 Aldophe Smith and John Thomson joined forces to produce a part work which was published bi-weekly, the thirty seven parts could then be bound into a book.
This method of publication was common in the 19th century and had been used by Dickens for several of his novels. The finished publication was entitled ' London Street Life', each part or chapter contained a photograph and a written article to accompany it.
Thomson took the photographs and Smith wrote the articles. They included stories about a convicts home run by an ex Metropolitan Police Officer, a Temperance sweep and Italian street musicians.
The recruiting Sergeants were a common sight in Westminster until 1909 when other less direct methods of recruitment were implemented. Although most of the recruitment was for infantry regiments, the recruiting sergeants were invariably cavalrymen; it probably had something to do with the attractive uniform.
The soldiers in the photograph are from left to right:- Sergeant McGilney of the 6th Dragoons (Enniskillens), Sergeant Minett of the 14th Hussars, Sergeant Bilton of the Royal engineers, Sergeant Badcock of the 2nd Dragoons ( Scots Greys), Sergeant Titswell of the 5th Dragoon Guards and the senior recruiting Sergeant circa 1877, Sergeant Ison of the 6th Dragoon Guards ( Carabineers).
The bearded Police Officer standing behind the group is PC Cox who was stationed at King Street Police Station, the Divisional station of 'A' Division before Cannon Row was built. The shoe blacks on the corner were probably boys from the ragged school in Old Pye street. The ragged schools encouraged boys into shoe black brigades which had been started in the early 1850s in an attempt to give boys gainful employment.
Each area of central London had its own brigade and its members wore different coloured jackets, these boys would be wearing red jackets. Unfortunately the boys' names were not recorded.
This man in period dress was recruiting people to pose for pictures next to the Planes of Fame Air Museum's A6M5 Zero during the December Living History event. He would have them wear a kamikaze pilot's headband and hold the flag. I was his first recruit this morning.
©2010, Ken Szok All rights reserved.
Specialising in the recruitment of city / financial types in the Investment Banking, Asset Management and Global Custody sectors, Wallstreet needed an updated logo and website that their clients could relate to and that emphasised their standing as a serious player in their marketplace. Fortunately for them, they contacted us and we duly went about ensuring that their requirements were met and just for goodmeasure, surpassed, in smart, corporate style.
The backend CMS enables their consultants to organise vacancies, candidates and clients from any location at any time, as well as populating the vacancy section of their website and offering online candidate registration. We could go on, but we won't.
it's a simple process really...
to get automatic entry you need to do as follows:
1. jump over fence
2. scale wall
3. shimmy up the communications tower (see satellite)
4. zip-line over the landmines
5. summersault over the razor wire...
6. before parkouring up the three balconies and climbing in the window!
µ-ziq...spoon | they want my soul
After several months of basic training for the newest group of firefighters to join the Spokane Valley Fire Department, their last day before reporting to their new assignments was on the drill grounds, advancing hose-lines into the tower and fighting fires on the second and third floors. The temperature was building into the mid 80’s outside, but it wasn’t slowing them down. In addition the firefighters were able to practice their forcible entry techniques, pump operations, and search/rescue procedures. They were always willing to reload the equipment and practice it again.
Their Training Officer, Captain Mark Hill, feels that they are ready for the next year of being a probationary firefighter at this Department. Thank you, Captain Mark Hill, for your time, commitment and dedication that you have shown this latest group of firefighters. And congratulations to the class of 2014-1 on a job well done.
New Jersey State Police Recruit Class 168 officially reports for Day One at the Academy marking the start of their journey to become a New Jersey State Trooper in Sea Girt, N.J. on Monday, March 2, 2026. (New Jersey State Police / Tim Larsen)
Football coach Dabo Swinney introduces the coaching staff and the newest football signees to the Fort Hill Clemson Club and guests at Jervey Gym. Event is held to raise money for the Fort Hill Clemson Club Scholarship.
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Participants of the Minorities in Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Conference and Hiring Event in Atlanta, take a “Mobile Tour” from the conference to visit the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest and the Anna Ruby Falls on the Chattooga River Ranger District. The Forest will host interactive discussions and a hike to twin waterfalls.
(USDA Forest Service photo by Preston Keres)
North Carolina area colleges, universities, and vocational schools convened at University City Regional Library to provide families with opportunities to speak with school representatives, take home educational resources, learn more about college life, and explore educational pathways. Financial aid experts from College Foundation of North Carolina kicked off the College and Career Fair with options on how to apply and pay for college. And local professionals spoke with families about alternative careers such as dancing, photography, theatre, and more. Over 300 families received “college knowledge” to prepare their teens for success and lifelong learning!
Throughout the day, children engaged in activities dedicated to Community Helpers. An officer from Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department’s Bears Behind the Badge even visited to read to children during family storytime! Free popcorn and a drop-in dance session from a career panelist rounded out some of the fun activities families enjoyed.
September 14, 2019 – University City Regional Library
Photo courtesy: Everett Blackmon