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The document is a campus bulletin from Sacramento State University, dated December 1, 2008, highlighting various events and news. It covers topics such as advice for graduating students on job hunting in a recession, a Fulbright Scholar's upcoming research in Africa, an annual Dance Sites concert featuring original choreography, and updates on faculty activities and student achievements. Additionally, it includes announcements about campus events, workshops, and community service initiatives like food and blanket drives.

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What does going once going twice mean?

Phrase. going once, going twice. Said before closing the bidding for a particular item in an auction, giving other bidders a final opportunity to bid for it. By extension, indicating that the speaker will take some action if there is no immediate objection.

Who says going once going twice?

Often prior to closing the bidding and selling an item, auctioneers will announce: Going once, going twice, sold! or Going, going, gone!, followed by announcing the winning bid.

What is an auctioneer actually saying?

Consider this example: A chair starts out with a $5 opening bid. To take further bids, an auctioneer may say, $5, would ya give $10? The current bid is $5, would ya give is the filler word, and $10 is the next price you can bid on. The chant is a way for auctioneers to inform bidders in the most efficient manner.

Why do auctioneers say going once going twice?

At any time, the auctioneer will have 3 numbers in mind, the have, the want, and the next. When the highest bidder is found, the auctioneer will give audiences one last chance to bid on the item. When they say going once, going twice, sold, its the last call for anyone to take the current want.

What is the repeat policy for Csus?

Repeating Courses Undergraduate students may repeat up to 16 semester-units with grade forgiveness. Undergraduate students may repeat an individual course for grade forgiveness no more than one time. A course may be repeated no more than two times without petition.

What happens if no one bids on a house at auction?

Minimum Bid Auction If no one bids at or above that number, it is sold to the institution and becomes a real estate owned (REO) property.

What do auctioneers mumble?

Encouraging Next Bid: Between the numbers, the auctioneer employs a series of filler words and phrases designed to encourage and prompt the crowd for higher offers. Phrases like Can I get?, Who will go for? and Looking for, Would you bid, are strategically used to coax higher bids from the participants.

What is the 3-minute rule in auctions?

0:04 0:41 Our auctions feature something called the three-minute rule. This increases the length of an auctionMoreOur auctions feature something called the three-minute rule. This increases the length of an auction by three minutes. If someone places a bid in the last three minutes of an auction.

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