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Posted on 02 March 2010. Tags: , , , , , ,

I Ousted You as Mayor!

This was posted on Wiki, but then seemed to vanish and I found it a few other places.. so here it is for those of you who play Foursquare. Follow me on it, if you do.. :)   http://foursquare.com/user/cinemascribe
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Font Conference! LOL

Posted on 25 August 2009. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , ,

I see some familiar TYPE FACES. Love this script…  great! If you deal with fonts, you will find it even funnier!
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So you are having a BAD DAY at work!

Posted on 25 August 2009. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

One of those days when you want to throw your lap top, pc, Mac, iphone, blackberry, co-worker out the window? Yes, we have all had those days, but don’t lose it man! Live vicariously through this video and then grab some coffee and GO BACK TO YOUR CUBE! :)

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Women ON TOP!

Posted on 10 April 2009. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Some of the women who have made it to the top – You Go Girls!

1. Indra Nooyi

CEO, PepsiCo (PEP)
2005 rank: 11
Age: 50
Pepsi’s brand-new chief (as of Oct. 1) is a powerful force behind the consumer giant’s strong profit pipeline and $108 billion stock market valuation. Formerly CFO and president, the Indian-born strategist reached the top even though she never ran a line operation at Pepsi. Nooyi believes in constant reinvention: “The minute you’ve developed a new business model, it’s extinct, because somebody is going to copy it.”
2. Anne Mulcahy
Chairman and CEO, Xerox (XRX)
2005 rank: 2
Age: 53
An emphasis on color copiers, digital presses, and systems that can copy, fax, print, and scan has helped the turnaround magician (aided by No. 27 Ursula Burns) continue to drive steady growth at the $15.7 billion company. Thanks to the iGen printer, which cost more than $1 billion to develop, Xerox is also a market leader in color commercial printing. In 2005 the company launched 49 new products.
3. Meg Whitman
CEO and President , eBay (EBAY)
2005 rank: 1
Age: 50
Whitman’s task is to figure out how to put the shine back in one of the brightest stars of the Internet age (see story, page 158). Last year’s acquisitions have failed to bring in big revenue, and U.S. traffic growth has slowed. That has translated into a slumping stock, down about 40% in the past year; market cap is now $37 billion. The Internet phone provider Skype won’t bring in profits anytime soon—the service remains free until the end of the year. In July the company announced a $2 billion stock buyback, eBay’s first.
4. Pat Woertz
CEO and President, Archer Daniels Midland (ADM)
2005 rank: 6
Age: 53
Talk about a brief retirement. In March the 29-year Chevron veteran stepped down from running the $194 billion company’s downstream division. By May she had stepped into the corner office at the $37 billion agribusiness giant. Woertz’s energy expertise is expected to guide ADM’s push in renewable fuels (see story, page 166). Her timing was impeccable: Riding a commodities boom, ADM stock has had a good run.
5. Irene Rosenfeld
CEO, Kraft Foods (MO)
2005 rank: 27
Age: 52
Taking the top job at Kraft was a homecoming for Rosenfeld, who spent 22 years at the company, then took a detour to PepsiCo to head the Frito-Lay unit. Now back at Kraft, the world’s second-largest food company (2005 revenues: $34 billion), she is facing major challenges. Several years into its restructuring plan, Kraft’s sales are sluggish. Rosenfeld’s next move: preparing for the widely expected spinoff from parent company Altria.
6. Brenda Barnes
Chairman and CEO, Sara Lee (SLE)
2005 rank: 3
Age: 53
Barnes inherited a mish-mash of companies when she became CEO last year. So she began selling noncore businesses like Hanes apparel to focus on food. The divested units made up 40% of Sara Lee’s revenues, which were $19.3 billion when Barnes took over and are expected to shrink to about $11.6 billion this year. The stock is still lagging, as Barnes has been forced to lower the company’s long-term targets.
7. Andrea Jung
Chairman and CEO, Avon (AVP)
2005 rank: 5
Age: 48
Jung’s turnaround plan for the $8 billion beauty company is on track to reach $200 million in annual savings. Key markets like the U.S., Canada, and Mexico are struggling. Russia is doing well, though, and so is China, where Avon has shifted from department stores to direct sales.
8. Oprah Winfrey
Chairman, Harpo Inc.
2005 rank: 4
Age: 52
Move over, Howard Stern. Oprah took to the radio waves in September with the launch of Oprah & Friends, an XM Satellite Radio network. In January her $40 million Leadership Academy for Girls will open in South Africa.
9. Sallie Krawcheck
CFO, Head of Strategy, Citigroup (C)
2005 rank: 7
Age: 41
Krawcheck and CEO Chuck Prince have spearheaded major changes at the financial services giant (market cap: $247 billion), including the sale of the asset-management and life insurance and annuity businesses. But with rising interest rates and a weaker housing market, Citigroup has been missing its earnings targets.
10. Susan Arnold
Vice Chair, Beauty and Health, Procter & Gamble (PG)
2005 rank: 17
Age: 52
In April the P&G lifer added the personal health, oral care, and pharmaceutical businesses to her beauty portfolio. At $29 billion in sales, her divisions bring in 42% of P&G’s revenues. Down the line, she’s a contender for an even bigger job: CEO.
See them all here: http://money.cnn.com/popups/2006/fortune/mostpowerfulwomen/1.html

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Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld – not a winning combo!

Posted on 25 January 2009. Tags: , , , , , , , , ,

The idea was certainly a unique one. Although Jerry’s character on Seinfeld was clearly a MAC man – his real life counterpart loves MONEY! :) Hey, who the heck doesn’t! I love Bill Gates much more after seeing him in this off-the-wall advertising stunt. Thinking outside the box…  well, perhaps, but maybe not that far outside next time, boys!

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Information Society!

Posted on 25 August 2008. Tags: , , , , , ,

Umm.. i dont know why, but i had a huge crush on the lead singer of this band. I think Kurt is his name. Perhaps it was the hair.. that colorful, warrior-like, sci-fi sort of emo-ish, nerd-friendly… I don’t actually know.. but the music still kinda makes me want to dance…

Information Society – What’s On Your Mind (Pure Energy)

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300!!!! OY VEY!

Posted on 14 April 2007. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , ,


Current mood:  excited
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
300 is a banquet of eye candy… a feast of stimulation and a plethora of violence and perverse imagery as well…I love it. I hate it. I dont know what to think!

#1, I am madly in love with Gerard Butler! I think this is what the original man looked like, surely this is what G-d created! Let me tell you. He is SUPER fine! I rarely go GA GA… i have been mildly gaga (lowercase g’s) for George Clooney in the past.. but this is GA GA, capital G captial A rinse and repeat as needed, over the top!

Aside from that… (I will curb my drool for a moment) the film is dirty, striking, masculine and no-holds-barred… it is not for you if you have a weak stomach or an aversion to violence – heads DO roll amoung other body parts… but if you make it through that, there is actually quite a lot of fun to be had…

I think on the negative side.. the odds kept growing and growing and after a while you no longer believed these men could prevail, but in the end, you had to suspend disbelief at the door to even pledge to the concept.. so you are either in all the way, or not…

There are a ton of really hot guys in this film, but Gerard just outshines them all..

Perhaps an Oscar for best Special Effects and one for Best Hunks…

YUMMY!

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