johncons

Stikkord: University of Sunderland

  • Jeg sendte en e-post til TOEFL Institutions







    Gmail – University don't want to send result of TOEFL-test







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    University don’t want to send result of TOEFL-test





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 1:16 AM





    To:

    TOEFLInstitutions@ets.org



    Hi,

    I was a study-abroad-student, from Oslo University College, at University of Sunderland, in the academic year, 2004/05.
    One of the first things I was told to do there, as a student from Norway, was to take an English-test.

    First we listen to two teachers speaking, and afterwards we answered questions on a form, I think.
    I'm pretty sure this was a TOEFL-test.
    And I remember getting the best grade on it, 'A' or '1'.

    The study-loan-bank in Norway, and my home-university messed with me so much, and delayed my study-loan with four months, and the University of Sunderland threw us out of our flat at campus, in February 2005, so then I just quit the studies, because I had lost focus due to the mentioned problems, and more.

    And moved to London, (where it's easier to fine employment, I think), to find a job.
    But now, the University of Sunderland, don't want to send me any of my files.
    I got a lot of passes, on assigments, but they don't want to send.

    I was wondering, have you got my TOEFL-test result, on your database?

    Could you please send me a confirmation that I passed, (and got the best grade, on this test, I remember quite clearly).

    Hope you can please help me with this!
    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog






  • Jeg sendte en ny YouTube-melding, om problemene ved å jobbe for Arvato, rundt om i verden, mm.

    mer om arvato youtube

    PS.

    Her er mer om dette:




    To

    Subject

    Date


    Kathyscv


    Re: Svar:I so get it


    Hi,

    thank you very much for you message!

    I have a policy, that I just publish everything I get on my blog.

    (Kind of like Wikileaks, even if they haven't published my employment-case, against Bertelsmann Arvato's Microsoft Scandinavian Product Activation, even if I sent them the case, more than two years I go, I think it must be now).

    It's right that I'm an ex-employee, at Arvato.

    I didn't work in management, (even if I have 10 years of management-experience, from Norway, they didn't want to make me Team-Leader for some reason, unknown to me).

    I worked as a CCR, on behalf of Arvato, for an agency, (Ranstad), from August 2005 to June 2006.

    Then I was made Arvato-staff, and worked for Arvato, in the same role, untill December 2006.

    After I started my employment-case, they didn't renew my concract.

    (The details are explained in the link I sent, where my employment-case is, on Scribd).

    Then I started working as self-employed, in the packaging-industry, from home, on behalf of Packaging Europe, in Norwich, UK, in march 2007.

    I suspect that the law-firms here in the UK, are a bit afraid, of the big American company, (Microsoft), and the big German company, (Bertelsmann Arvato), so I haven't actually got anyone to take on my case.

    It's now with the University of Sunderland Alumni Association, (I studied there in 2004/05), and I've asked them if they can get the university's law-faculty, to take on the case, as a pro-bono-case.

    But I don't think they'd take on a US case.

    (Since I guess this is Valencia in Los Angeles and not the Valencia in Spain :).

    What I could do, is that I could publish your employment-case, on my blog.

    My blog has around 1.000 readers each day, and is on Blogger, so I don't think it's going to be deleted.

    I also take back-ups of my blog, and put them on a web-site, in case the blog gets deleted.

    That's what I could do, if you want.

    If you want, you can contact me on my e-mail: eribsskog@gmail.com, and then I can publish documents to do with your employment-case, on my blog, if you want that.

    I've tried to call to the USA earlier, but I have to call very late, because of the time-difference, so I don't want to call to Arvato in California.

    But I found you LinkedIN-profile, with Google, (http://www.linkedin.com/pub/kathy-graboyes/9/14b/b62), so I think you are who you're saying you are, so to speak.

    I think it would be interesting to see, how Arvato operates in the USA, so I would have thought it was fine, if you could send the documents.

    Someone in Mexico, contacted me once, and complained about Arvato, as well, so seems like they aren't fine, in any countries/nations.

    I'll see if I can find that comment again, on my blog.

    Again thank you very much for your e-mail!

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS.

    Here is the link to the mentioned comment, on my blog:

    Manuel said…
    I see that you guys are having issues with arvato right??? Dont worry….we have issues here in Mexico too. It seems to me that Arvato have issues all around the world

    26 November 2008 08:09

    johncons said…
    Yes,

    that's right.

    Arvato are using illigal management-methods here in the UK, and there has also been problems with a lot of other bullying etc., from managers.

    I've started a case against Bertelsmann Arvato's Microsoft Scandinavian Product Activation:

    http://www.scribd.com/groups/view/14830-arvato-services-ltd-s-microsoft-scandinavian-product-activation

    And I've also started making a video about the problems at Arvato:

    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=H6nIFBWJPPc

    I've contacted a lot of British law-firms, to try to get this case to court.

    (Under the legal-aid programme, which exists in the UK).

    But none of the law-firms, have wanted to give help.

    I'm wondering if the law-firms are afraid, of eighter Bertelsmann Arvato or Microsoft.

    Or both.

    Or if it is the British Government or some freemasons etc, who are pulling the strings, to try to prevent justice.

    Like I think one have to describe what they are doing as.

    The only thing I've got to work, as of yet, is to publish about the problems, on the internet, and also on Facebook, witch I've done.

    So maybe this will help.

    But I'll continue to contact the law-firms as well, at least to keep the case alive.

    I made sure to keep all the files, from work, when I worked, there, since I suspected a bit that there was something going on etc.

    And I tried to make a note, each time, the managers were bullying etc., at work.

    (Because I've learned, when I worked as a shop manager in a big Norwegian food-chain, that notes like this, (with date and time and description), will count as evidence, in court).

    But I'll continue to try to whistleblow about these problems, untill they can hopefully be brought up in the right courts etc.

    But if you have something that you want me to publish, about the problems with Arvato in Mexico, then I think it's ok for me to publish it, even if there isn't that many people that are reading on my blog yet, but maybe they will be more people reading in the future, if I write more in English etc.

    We'll see.

    Thanks for the comment by the way, it's interesting to get updates about how Arvato operates in other countries etc!

    Sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    http://johncons-mirror.blogspot.com/2008/10/facebook-katri-masters-2.html#comments


    Sent to: kathyscv








  • Jeg sendte en ny Facebook-melding, til Rosario, fra University of Sunderland




    Hi there Rosario,

    Erik Ribsskog 9. februar kl. 03:46

    have you moved to Texas?

    Is it you from Sunderland?

    Facebook thought I knew you.

    Didn't you use to have blonde hair?

    Maybe I'm remembering wrong.

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    Rosario González Oria 10. februar kl. 02:40 Rapporter

    Hi Erik, yes it´s me, Rosario from Spain. I was in Sunderland with you living in the same flat, Federica´s friend. Yes my hair was little bit ligher than it is now. I´m working in Texas just for a few years in a school teaching spanish. Hope everything is going fine with you.Take care, Rosario

    Erik Ribsskog 10. februar kl. 03:59

    Hi,

    ok, nice to hear from you Rosario.

    Have you heard anything from our other flat-mates in Sunderland?

    (Ivo, Dorthe, Federica, Nelufer, and what was the name of the other woman, who like Nelufer moved, the woman from Germany?).

    And you friend Claire from France, Julian etc., heard anything more from them?

    You also had an Irishman visiting, I remeber.

    Hope you are fine!

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog






  • Jeg fikk en ny e-post fra the University of Sunderland Alumni Association







    Gmail – Alumni E-newsletter Edition 1, 2011







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Alumni E-newsletter Edition 1, 2011





    University of Sunderland Alumni Association

    <AskAlex@wearunited.org>





    Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 4:44 PM





    Reply-To:

    AskAlex@wearunited.org


    To:

    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    WearUnited

    Edition 1, 2011


    Hello Alumni!

    Welcome to the first edition of the alumni e-newsletter for this year. This latest edition features what will be going on here at the Alumni Association and the University in 2011. We will also look back at our 2010 highlights.

    This year we celebrate 100 years of Science at the University of Sunderland and we hope this 100th year will be a memorable one. Did you study Science (including Pharmacy)? If so, I want to hear your memories so we can compile a special anniversary e-newsletter.

    To all our other members, please keep us up to date with your stories so we can feature you on our Where Are You Now pages in the Bridge magazine and online.

    Keep in touch!

    Sarah Fairless

    Development & Alumni Office



    Alumni Member of the Year 2010: Winner Announced

    I am pleased to announce that the 2010 winner is Katy McLean. Katy won the award for her extraordinary achievements in sport. Katy was recently announced as the England Rugby Team Captain and was key to the success of the team reaching the World Cup Final. Due to Katy's Rugby commitments we will be presenting her award at the 2011 graduation ceremony and will report back to you then! So watch this space.




    Recent Alumni Events…

    Hope Winch Lecture 2010 – Alumni, students and industry came together to hear Stephen Singleton's address.

    Sunderland Old Teachers Christmas Party – hosted by the Alumni Association for one of the oldest alumni chapters.

    University Carol Service – Alumni were invited to take part in the University annual carol service at the spectacular Sunderland Minster.


    Alumni Events in 2011…


    Welcome Back! Education 2010
    The Faculty of Education and Society would like to invite 2010 graduates back to campus. Meet up with old classmates and academics, hear a keynote speaker and discuss further CPD.

    Varsity!!
    Did you take on Teesside for your Sunderland Sports Club? Why not do it again? We are looking for graduates to take part in the new alumni section of the 2011 Varsity Games.

    Hospital Pharmacy…in the Real World
    Alumni and current students are invited to hear from successful alumni who work in hospital pharmacy. This follows on from the success of our 'Community Pharmacy…in the Real World' 2010 event.

    And much much more! Visit our calendar of events.



    Refresh the old brain cells!


    Ever thought of coming back for further study? Why not find out about a Postgraduate degree from the University of Sunderland? Visit our new online prospectus.

    There will also be a Postgraduate Open Day at the University on 1st June.


    Are you our most enterpreneurial Alumni?…

    Are you or do you know an alumnus that deserves recognition for setting up and running a business? If so, why not nominate yourself or them for the Blueprint Alumni Achievement Award.

    Click here for an application form and award criteria. Deadline for nominations is 12th May 2011. The winner and nominator will be invited to the Blueprint Awards Dinner on 9th June at the National Glass Centre.


    100 years of Sciences and a new building to celebrate!

    2011 marks 100 years of Science at Sunderland and we are going to celebrate in style. Lord Robert Winston will officially open the the New Sciences Complex on 16th February.

    There will also be a series of science events over the coming year so keep checking our events calendar.

    If you studied science at the University, I want to hear from you. Please email your memories of your time here along with a photo for our special edition e-newsletter.

    Read more about the recent Sciences Complex developments.


    Were you a Prior Pursglove Alumni? They want to hear from you

    Did you study at Prior Pursglove College or Guisborough Grammar School? The college is celebrating its 450th Anniversary and are looking for alumni to share memories and stories about their college days. Visit the website or email for further details.


    Alice in Sunderland: Winner!

    I am pleased to announce the the winner of the Alice in Sunderland Competition is Fiona Martin from London.

    Pictured here is Alice, Fiona's daughter enjoying Alice in Sunderland.


    Want to get involved?

    We are looking for your help!

    Alumni Ambassadors
    Would you like to re-engage with your alma mata? If so, why not become an Alumni Ambassador? We are looking for members who can aide us at events and provide alumni advice to others. To find out more
    email us and we will send you some information.

    Where Are You Now?
    The Where Are You Now section of the
    Bridge magazine is our most popular and we want you to be part of it. Let us and your fellow alumni members know what you have accomplished. Email us with a short description and a picture.

    Since graduating with a PGCE Christine Liddle has been teaching all over the UK


    And finally…


    • Glass and Ceramics graduate, Jessamy Kelly is nominated for prestigious award. Help her with your vote!
    • All Pharmacy graduates can join our oldest alumni group, the Hope Winch Society for free. Email to find out more.

    Please remember to keep in touch!

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  • Den e-post adressen her, opprettet jeg, innimellom telefoner, på Arvato. Av datasikkerhetsgrunner, så ville jeg ikke bruke min vanlige e-post på jobb







    Gmail – Study fees







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    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Study fees





    Ante Valente

    <erik.ribsskog@googlemail.com>





    Thu, Jan 26, 2006 at 9:12 AM





    To:

    international.enquiries@sunderland.ac.uk



    Hi,

    I was a student at University of Sunderland last year, and since Ive had some economical problems etc., I havent

    got to organize an agreement on how i should pay the study fees etc. yet.

    So I was wondering who I should contact about this.

    Im sorry it has taken me so long to contact you about this!

    Thanks in advance and regards.

    Erik Ribsskog






    PS.

    Som man kan se, i den e-posten, så har jeg også vært vant til å tenke på, å beskytte meg mot identitetstyveri, på nettet.

    Derfor pleier jeg noen ganger bare å skrive tullenavn, som Vegar Beider eller Ante Valente.

    Men jeg var litt stressa på jobb, så jeg skjønte ikke det, da jeg skrev den e-posten, at det kom til å stå Ante Valente, i selve e-posten.

    Så det var nok litt tabbe.

    Men men.

    Sånn går det når man gjør ting på jobb.

    Innimellom jobben.

    Så budsjett-ting, var ikke det viktigste for meg, på den her tiden.

    Det var kontakten med Kripos og Eva Joly, osv., i Norge, om det at jeg var forfulgt av ‘mafian’ osv., som jeg tok på min vanlige e-post, vel.

    Og derfor ville jeg ikke bruke den e-postadressen på jobb.

    For jeg ville ikke at noen på Arvato, i IT-avdelingen der, som hadde sitt eget lukkede kontor, og ikke satt i det store kontorlandskapet, (litt av overvåkningshensyn kanskje?), skulle få se de e-postene jeg skrev til Kripos og Justisdepartementet i Norge, osv.

    Så sånn var det.

    Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

    Så vi får se hva som skjer.

    Vi får se.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

  • Mer fra University of Sunderland Alumni







    Gmail – UoS Postgraduate Magazine







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    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    UoS Postgraduate Magazine





    University of Sunderland Alumni Association

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    Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 3:06 PM





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    AskAlex@wearunited.org


    To:

    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>






    WearUnited


    Dear Graduate,


    As an alumni of the University of Sunderland, we’d like to let you know about our new magazine GETTING AHEAD for individuals looking to improve their prospects through higher level qualifications. It features life-changing student stories and testimonial endorsements from employers.

    Here at the University of Sunderland we have a wide range of flexible part-time undergraduate and postgraduate courses that combine academic theory with the practical vocational skills required by employers.

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  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post til min søster Pia Ribsskog







    Gmail – Hei.







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Hei.





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 2:30 PM





    To:

    Pia Ribsskog <pia@nfunorge.org>




    Pia Ribsskog <pia@nfunorge.org>

    to

    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    date

    Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 2:07 PM

    subject

    SV: Hei.


    hide details 2:07 PM (17 minutes ago)


    Images are not displayed.
    Display images below – Always display images from pia@nfunorge.org

    Da har jeg donert 3000,-

    Hei, det var bra, da er en ting gjort unna.

    Vet du hvor den kofferten min er forresten, som lå på gården til Martin og Grete, da jeg måtte flykte til England, i 2005 er?

    Det er masse viktige papirer i den kofferten.

    Det er prosjekt-oppgaven min fra Sunderland, og personlig brev fra Stein Erik Hagen, da jeg vant en prestisjefull konkurranse, som het 'Rimi Gullårer', da jeg var butikksjef på Rimi Langhus, (der jeg skaffa jobb til fetteren vår Øystein, hvis du husker det, siden ikke var så utrolig langt unna Son), i 2001.

    Dette er viktige papirer som jeg gjerne skulle hatt, og nøkkel til boden min hos City Self Storage, ligger også der.



    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

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  • Mer fra Facebook, om Amsterdam osv.



    Jenny Ribsskog sine bilder – Time of my life


    Bilde 3 av 74 Tilbake til albumet · Jenny sine bilder · Profilen til Jenny



    Lagt til i går · ·


    • Du liker dette.

      • Erik Ribsskog Der tror jeg at jeg har spist og fikk et Coca-Cola glass av hu som jeg kjøpte Burger-King menyen av.

        Hils hu som jobber der, (ei som var veldig flink til å rette seg i ryggen).

        20 timer ·


      • Jenny Ribsskog haha det är Leidseplein 🙂 hamburgarna där är otroligt stora, till skillnad från flygplatsen


        for ca. en time siden · ·


      • Erik Ribsskog


        Hei, når jeg var der, så husker de spilte Maria Mena, (norsk musikk), tilfeldigvis.

        (Men det kan ha vært en annen Burger King, for det er 5-6 år siden jeg var der, så jeg husker ikke alle stedsnavnene osv).

        Men det er ihverfall sant, som de sa i Pulp Ficition, at i Amsterdam så har de majones på pommes frites, ofte, i stedet for ketchup.

        Men men.

        Jeg prøvde å få meg jobb og leilighet i Amsterdam, (etter at jeg måtte dra fra London, for jeg fikk noen hooligans etter meg der, virka det som, etter at jeg så en fotballkamp på en pub), men det var vanskelig pga. språket, så jeg dro videre til Tyskland osv., og endte etterhvert opp på min onkel, Martin Ribsskog, sin samboer, Grete Ingebrigtsen, sin gård, i Larvik, i 2005, (hvor jeg ble forsøkt myrdet, og så flyktet jeg til Liverpool).

        Mvh.

        Erik Ribsskog

        for 4 minutter siden ·


      • Erik Ribsskog


        Her kan man se at det kortet, der det står SRVU, (noe studentboliger jeg leste om på internett-cafe der), at jeg var medlem der, for jeg var fortsatt student ved University of Sunderland, da jeg var i Amsterdam:

        http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1002342013034&set=a.1002341933032.275.1059338080

        for ca. ett minutt siden ·








    PS.

    Her er mer om dette:

    amsterdam etc

    http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1002342013034&set=a.1002341933032.275.1059338080