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3月交論文, 5月大考
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暫時維持到 First-Class Honours (1st)
如果去投資銀行做完實習
佢return offer , 通常
Upper Second-Class Honours (2:1)
如果去投資銀行做完實習
佢return offer , 通常
Upper Second-Class Honours (2:1)
大俠2047
74日
我大學論文, 就係寫太陽能
我老板final year project
佢去 了, 睇 工廠點起, 基建點做
當年, 無人咁做
即係圈了塊地, 之後由乜都無, 起間基建 工廠出來
同埋點run
所以印尼試過招標
我老板入標
起完, 之後run
之後run ok, 就賣俾母公司
要母公司, 全數發股票 俾我老板
我老板收股票,當時未上市
之後上市, 老板, 就變左100億港元 股票
我老板final year project
佢去 了, 睇 工廠點起, 基建點做
當年, 無人咁做
即係圈了塊地, 之後由乜都無, 起間基建 工廠出來
同埋點run
所以印尼試過招標
我老板入標
起完, 之後run
之後run ok, 就賣俾母公司
要母公司, 全數發股票 俾我老板
我老板收股票,當時未上市
之後上市, 老板, 就變左100億港元 股票
大俠2047
74日
個客個仔, 21,22歲左右
拿2球去讀碩士
外國大學, 名校, 就係咁賺錢
唔緊要, 你來左先, 總之, 合格條介線
唔會低
但你讀唔店, 會有跟情
最緊要
1. 你也是名單畢業,first class
2. 你有錢
拿2球去讀碩士
外國大學, 名校, 就係咁賺錢
唔緊要, 你來左先, 總之, 合格條介線
唔會低
但你讀唔店, 會有跟情
最緊要
1. 你也是名單畢業,first class
2. 你有錢
大俠2047
74日
cambridge 通常, 你入去
不同的college, 會有教授, 及教學職員, 跟進你進度
好多真係教授來, 你每星期要匯報進度
所以有壓力
imperial college ,lse, 那些, 未必做到
其他頂尖大學, 都係跟返舊tutor 制度, tutorials
一對3-10個 大學生,或更多
cambridge 我講緊1對2 你跟唔到, 有壓力,
有壓力下, 就會跟到
不同的college, 會有教授, 及教學職員, 跟進你進度
好多真係教授來, 你每星期要匯報進度
所以有壓力
imperial college ,lse, 那些, 未必做到
其他頂尖大學, 都係跟返舊tutor 制度, tutorials
一對3-10個 大學生,或更多
cambridge 我講緊1對2 你跟唔到, 有壓力,
有壓力下, 就會跟到
大俠2047
74日
john fetterman 是高手
因為佢想引黨內, 對佢攻擊
令佢上頭版, national profile
黨內對佢攻擊 越多
佢支持越穩固
我估 計， 穩拿１５％ 票
之後幾多， 就係每次被攻擊
就會打動一批人
因為佢想引黨內, 對佢攻擊
令佢上頭版, national profile
黨內對佢攻擊 越多
佢支持越穩固
我估 計， 穩拿１５％ 票
之後幾多， 就係每次被攻擊
就會打動一批人
大俠2047
74日
一般人拿唔到太多票的
因為太多侯選人
我估計民主黨人， 超過２０人選
有名氣的，２０—３０人
傾向２５—３０人或更多
多參議員， 眾議員， 加洲長
不少是有實力
幾乎全數， 都係渣住反特朗普副牌
因為太多侯選人
我估計民主黨人， 超過２０人選
有名氣的，２０—３０人
傾向２５—３０人或更多
多參議員， 眾議員， 加洲長
不少是有實力
幾乎全數， 都係渣住反特朗普副牌
大俠2047
74日
Fetterman explains why he crossed party lines to support Mullin for DHS chief
Democratic Sen. John Fetterman cast the deciding vote Thursday to advance Markwayne Mullin’s nomination to serve as US Department of Homeland Security secretary, crossing party lines to send President Donald Trump’s nominee to the full Senate for consideration.
He explained in a post on X his decision to join Republicans on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee in backing the Oklahoma Republican senator to replace outgoing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.
“In January, I called on the president to fire Noem—and he did. I truly approached the confirmation of my colleague and friend, Senator Mullin, with an open-mind,” Fetterman wrote.
“We need a leader at DHS. We must reopen DHS. My AYE is rooted in a strong committed, constructive working relationship with Senator Mullin for our nation’s security,” he continued.
Related article
Sen. Markwayne Mullin, President Donald Trump's nominee for Homeland Security secretary, departs after his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill, Wednesday.
Mullin grilled by Senate colleagues over temperament, stolen valor and ICE in tense DHS confirmation hearing
8 min read
If confirmed, Mullin will lead a department of more than 260,000 employees that oversees critical agencies including Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Transportation Security Administration and the Coast Guard.
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/03/19/politics/john-fetterman-mullin-dhs-vote
Democratic Sen. John Fetterman cast the deciding vote Thursday to advance Markwayne Mullin’s nomination to serve as US Department of Homeland Security secretary, crossing party lines to send President Donald Trump’s nominee to the full Senate for consideration.
He explained in a post on X his decision to join Republicans on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee in backing the Oklahoma Republican senator to replace outgoing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.
“In January, I called on the president to fire Noem—and he did. I truly approached the confirmation of my colleague and friend, Senator Mullin, with an open-mind,” Fetterman wrote.
“We need a leader at DHS. We must reopen DHS. My AYE is rooted in a strong committed, constructive working relationship with Senator Mullin for our nation’s security,” he continued.
Related article
Sen. Markwayne Mullin, President Donald Trump's nominee for Homeland Security secretary, departs after his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill, Wednesday.
Mullin grilled by Senate colleagues over temperament, stolen valor and ICE in tense DHS confirmation hearing
8 min read
If confirmed, Mullin will lead a department of more than 260,000 employees that oversees critical agencies including Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Transportation Security Administration and the Coast Guard.
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/03/19/politics/john-fetterman-mullin-dhs-vote
大俠2047
74日
John Fetterman 麻識玩
做緊多野, 一睇就知 選總統,黨初贏面, 我認為是高
因為反特朗普 打散晒俾十幾個侯選人下
john fetterman 立晒親特朗普的民主黨票
做緊多野, 一睇就知 選總統,黨初贏面, 我認為是高
因為反特朗普 打散晒俾十幾個侯選人下
john fetterman 立晒親特朗普的民主黨票
大俠2047
74日
The Shift: Presidential hopeful Josh Shapiro is out of step with Dem voters on Israel
Pennsylvania Governor and presidential hopeful Josh Shapiro is doubling down on his support for Israel, despite the party's base moving in the other direction. Joe Kent's resignation over the Iran war highlights fractures on the right over Israel.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before but, a new poll indicates that Israel’s reputation continues to collapse among Americans, particularly Democrats.
The NBC News poll shows that just 32% of registered voters view Israel positively – down from 47% in 2023. A mere 13% of Democrats view the country positively, and nearly 60% of them view it negatively.
These findings come just weeks after an annual Gallup poll showing that, for the first time in 25 years, a majority of Americans sympathize with Palestinians more than Israelis.
Into this climate steps Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who has presidential aspirations. In a recent installment of The Shift, I wrote about California Governor Gavin Newsom, another presidential hopeful, who has begun altering his public rhetoric on Israel in response to the prevailing political winds. Up to this point, Newsom has been a dyed-in-the-wool Israel supporter, but now he says the country looks like an apartheid state and that the U.S. needs to condition military aid to the country.
So far, it appears that Shapiro is going in the opposite direction.
.Shapiro has a new memoir, as potential presidential candidates so often do. In the book, Where We Keep the Light, he talks about being vetted as Kamala Harris’ potential running mate, a spot that ultimately went to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
Shapiro had refused to call for a ceasefire in Gaza and had criticized the protests opposing the genocide. He claims that Harris asked him to apologize for the protest comments, and he refused.
This alleged exchange generated some headlines when the book was published in January, but its worth reexamining as we know that the Democratic National Committee is working on a report that shows that the Biden administration’s policy in Gaza hurt Harris at the polls.
Pennsylvania Governor and presidential hopeful Josh Shapiro is doubling down on his support for Israel, despite the party's base moving in the other direction. Joe Kent's resignation over the Iran war highlights fractures on the right over Israel.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before but, a new poll indicates that Israel’s reputation continues to collapse among Americans, particularly Democrats.
The NBC News poll shows that just 32% of registered voters view Israel positively – down from 47% in 2023. A mere 13% of Democrats view the country positively, and nearly 60% of them view it negatively.
These findings come just weeks after an annual Gallup poll showing that, for the first time in 25 years, a majority of Americans sympathize with Palestinians more than Israelis.
Into this climate steps Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who has presidential aspirations. In a recent installment of The Shift, I wrote about California Governor Gavin Newsom, another presidential hopeful, who has begun altering his public rhetoric on Israel in response to the prevailing political winds. Up to this point, Newsom has been a dyed-in-the-wool Israel supporter, but now he says the country looks like an apartheid state and that the U.S. needs to condition military aid to the country.
So far, it appears that Shapiro is going in the opposite direction.
.Shapiro has a new memoir, as potential presidential candidates so often do. In the book, Where We Keep the Light, he talks about being vetted as Kamala Harris’ potential running mate, a spot that ultimately went to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
Shapiro had refused to call for a ceasefire in Gaza and had criticized the protests opposing the genocide. He claims that Harris asked him to apologize for the protest comments, and he refused.
This alleged exchange generated some headlines when the book was published in January, but its worth reexamining as we know that the Democratic National Committee is working on a report that shows that the Biden administration’s policy in Gaza hurt Harris at the polls.
大俠2047
74日
This puts Shapiro in a potentially perilous position with the Democratic base, especially because he’ll probably be running against candidates to the left of him in the primary. “Anyone documenting the evolution of Democratic Party politics over the last few years can see the red flags,” acknowledges the pro-Israel Jewish Insider.
“The governor’s positioning reflects a deeper rift within the Democratic Party — a tug-of-war between an increasingly vocal progressive wing and a broader but less animated moderate core,” notes The Hill. “While Harris herself maintained a traditionally pro-Israel stance during the 2024 campaign, activists say Shapiro’s outspoken tone could cloud the way some see him.”
Shapiro isn’t wavering on his position, despite all the polling. He recently rejected calls to condition military aid to Israel and, in an interview with Pod Save America, he took Newsom to task over the apartheid comments.
“If we really want peace, and I believe you want that, then we’ve also got to be acknowledging that language matters here, that words matter,” said Shapiro, who didn’t refer to Newsom by name. “And that we’ve got to use words that are actually rooted in reality and are able to bring the temperature down to create a space for that peace.”
As the U.S./Israel war on Iran spins out of control, it’s pretty clear that Democrats would benefit from turning the temperature up
https://mondoweiss.net/2026/03/the-shift-presidential-hopeful-josh-shapiro-is-out-of-step-with-dem-voters-on-israel/
“The governor’s positioning reflects a deeper rift within the Democratic Party — a tug-of-war between an increasingly vocal progressive wing and a broader but less animated moderate core,” notes The Hill. “While Harris herself maintained a traditionally pro-Israel stance during the 2024 campaign, activists say Shapiro’s outspoken tone could cloud the way some see him.”
Shapiro isn’t wavering on his position, despite all the polling. He recently rejected calls to condition military aid to Israel and, in an interview with Pod Save America, he took Newsom to task over the apartheid comments.
“If we really want peace, and I believe you want that, then we’ve also got to be acknowledging that language matters here, that words matter,” said Shapiro, who didn’t refer to Newsom by name. “And that we’ve got to use words that are actually rooted in reality and are able to bring the temperature down to create a space for that peace.”
As the U.S./Israel war on Iran spins out of control, it’s pretty clear that Democrats would benefit from turning the temperature up
https://mondoweiss.net/2026/03/the-shift-presidential-hopeful-josh-shapiro-is-out-of-step-with-dem-voters-on-israel/
大俠2047
74日
1. 星展150萬做緊定期
2. boc 15萬 星期一到期
我可能打入外匯或富途
但短線的
我隨時要用50萬
此50萬 來自
a. 外匯戶口20萬
b. 明天到期的15萬
c. 富途有必要拿15萬
2. boc 15萬 星期一到期
我可能打入外匯或富途
但短線的
我隨時要用50萬
此50萬 來自
a. 外匯戶口20萬
b. 明天到期的15萬
c. 富途有必要拿15萬
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