By eric | July 31, 2007 - 11:48 pm - Posted in 娱乐::Fun

Today’s riddle is not hard either. The only hint that I can give to you is: Watch the video until you find the clue. Sure, this video is modified, so please find the difference. Just watch that tightly and you will see. Hey, you may need to pause the video if it is necessary.

You should get here:

[Flash] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq0iKP8c3D0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq0iKP8c3D0

News Corp. Is Poised to Win Dow Jones

Murdoch Prevails
As Bancrofts Agree
To $5 Billion Buyout
Paying Fees Cinches Deal
By DENNIS K. BERMAN, SUSAN WARREN and SUSAN PULLIAM
August 1, 2007

A century of Bancroft-family ownership at Dow Jones & Co. is over.

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.
sealed a $5 billion agreement to purchase the publisher of The Wall
Street Journal after three months of drama in the controlling family
and public debate about journalistic values.

One of the oldest and best-known franchises in the
newspaper industry, beset in recent years by business pressures, now
enters a new era as part of a world-wide media conglomerate. Mr.
Murdoch said yesterday he could add four pages of news coverage to the
Journal.

The 76-year-old mogul, whose properties range from the
Fox television network to the Times of London, negotiated hard to win
the paper he long coveted. The Bancrofts worried about protecting the
reputation of the Journal, the nation’s second-largest newspaper. They
feared Mr. Murdoch would meddle in the paper’s editorial affairs and
import the brand of sensationalist journalism found in some of his
properties such as the New York Post. Some Bancrofts sought other
buyers.

But ultimately, Mr. Murdoch’s $60-a-share bid — a 67%
premium above Dow Jones’s share price when the offer became public –
was the only serious offer on the table. Key family members, spurred by
Dow Jones’s board and advisers, decided they had no choice.

“On the one hand it is quite sad, but on the other it
was the only reasonable thing to do,” said Elisabeth Goth Chelberg, a
Bancroft family member who unsuccessfully tried a decade ago to get the
family more involved in management. “Now I look forward to a better Dow
Jones. It’s going to have more money and a world presence and all of
the things that it could have and should have had but didn’t.”

Read The Full Story…

By eric | - 2:50 pm - Posted in 娱乐::Fun

I don’t know why, but today’s riddle is way much easier. I think everyone can do this. Do you really need such hint to tackle this one? Come one, no spoiler will be necessary. Just read the instruction and follow the steps tightly, you should be there.
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By eric | July 30, 2007 - 11:51 pm - Posted in 娱乐::Fun

风云新人成都赛区 林敏聪现场赠画大学教授
http://ent.sina.com.cn/y/2007-07-28/12171655337.shtml

现年30岁的51933号选手肖晟是留美的经济学博士,现任美国FURMAN大学经济系和亚洲研究系助理教授,西南财经大学国际商学院客座教授。

风云新人的公正性和权威性吸引了肖晟,他觉得这个比赛非常适合自己的特点,于是毅然决然地回国挑战自我。

肖晟在比赛时演唱的是张学友(听歌)的《一千个伤心的理由》,评委觉得他的声音很不错,但是可能是没有经过专业训练的缘故,在音准和节奏方面还有所欠缺。

林敏聪说肖晟的样子很文气,带着眼镜,颇有教授的风度,虽然很有气质,但是外形方面还是不太好,希望以后能够多注意一些。

林敏聪还现场画了肖晟的速写

By eric | - 11:20 am - Posted in 娱乐::Fun

Sorry to come back to you a little late, I did not check the website last night. Well anyway, there is still a half spoiler of Day 11. Every time, I won’t spoil that completely, but just wanna give you certian hints.

This time, you will get another google product - Picasa, well done commerical, and you need to solve this:
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Frankly speaking, as a non-native English speaker, I always do not have interest of crossword puzzle. Hey, but actually, after taking a look at that, it is not that difficult. BTW: still appreciate David’s work on that.

Well, the only hint I can give is that cross word is not my interest, but maybe later. Think out of box is the key, and there is a certain tool to “deal” with this.

Best Luck!

BTW: Last time’s camera setting is perfect, I catched Bourne in two cameras. This time, please try your own luck, I think you should already got the clue.

By eric | July 26, 2007 - 11:16 pm - Posted in 娱乐::Fun

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Hey, today is another search for Bourne day, I am still having fun. Well, today’s quize is not that hard, but kinda tricky. It is very different from the previous one. It is more like logical analysis abou the lie. If you did not find any clue, man, read the following 10 times, you will see that.

Every year, my wife and I take a month off work to travel. Last year we
went to Barcelona. The previous - Thailand. This year’s excursion will
take us to London. Normally, Our yearly adventures are to places we’ve
never been before, but as this particular trip marks our 10-year
anniversary, it felt romantic to plan a return where we first stumbled
upon each other. In fact, we are even planning to meet up at that same
exact location as we did in 1967 – in the main concourse of Waterloo
Station.

It is from http://www.priceless.com/us/personal/en/picks/travel/waterloo10.html
Did you get it? After getting that, just copy that to the transmitter, then you are done.

Oops, sorry, actually I was confident about my last time’s cameras’ settings. It seems that I am not in good luck. Man, you can not blame me, since last time someone was lying, lol. Well anyway, this time, you set up by yourself. And I also keep quiet.

By eric | July 25, 2007 - 11:31 pm - Posted in 娱乐::Fun

Today’s quiz is easy.

First, you need to contact that guy again. And this time, just used the previous session’s method to contact him. Then, he will lead you to a google group (yeah, commerical, I know I know).

In that simple group, you will find two threads. Basically, just some idiot people were talking about travelling sights of London. And those information you have to read very carefully, especially be careful to those places.

And those information has to have a cross section with that agent’s word. You will figure out there meeting place. One hint, I will give to you is the place is not the station’s name, it is a scence spot.
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Hey last time, my camera got Bourn.

Now, this time I will recommend two places, you will see whether I am correct the next time.
First one is Saint Paul’s cathedral;
Second one is close to buckingham palace.
We will see.
Hey, you take your own risk to try. Haha, just relax, pick up where ever you want. Those two spots are based on my analysis.

By eric | - 11:23 am - Posted in 娱乐::Fun

转载

招聘会上,一家公司要求每位应聘者必须填写一份表格,回答几个问题。这是一位2004年毕业,至今还没有找到工作的女大学生填写的求职承诺。

谈恋爱了吗?我的IQ很低,对男孩子没感觉,所以,5年内保证不恋爱;5年后万一不慎恋爱了,保证5年内不结婚;5年后万一不得不结婚了,保证5年内不生孩子;5年后万一不小心必须生孩子了……那应该是45岁以后的事了吧,你们可以考虑辞退我了。

能喝酒吗?25
年来从来没有喝过酒,不过,如果工作需要,喝;领导有要求,喝;客户有要求,喝;有酒量,喝;没酒量,创造酒量也要喝;实在喝不下去了,吃解酒药,喝;喝
得烂醉如泥、不省人事、胡言乱语、上吐下泻了,那也并不表示我不愿意喝,麻烦领导直接将酒灌进我的脖子里。只有一个请求,曲终人散后,帮忙将我送进医院。

希望什么岗位?
是学人力资源管理的,是管理学学士,英语六级,最好能在管理岗位;不能在管理岗位,做个打字、收发的文书也行;不能当文书,在办公室扫地、端水、抹桌
子……打打杂也行;打杂不行,下车间、到班组也行。期望多少薪酬?50万?想都不敢想;20万?痴人说梦;10万?绝不可能;6万?非常非常满意;4万?
非常满意;2万?满意;1万?我知道不是月薪,是年薪,我也……满意。如果公司还有困难的话,打张白条,也行。

能出差吗?短期的,可以;长期的,也可以。短途的,可以;长途的,也可以。与女上司一起出差,可以;陪男上司单独出差,也可以。有出差补助,坐火车,住旅店,下馆子,最好;没出差补助,坐驴车,住澡堂子,泡方便面,也没关系。

你还有什么要说的?我大学毕业两年多了,跑过几十场招聘会,投了几百份求职报告,都石沉大海了。有人说,给我一个支点,我能把地球撬起来。可我今天想说的是,这么大个地球,就不能给我一个支点吗?我只是需要一个岗位啊!给我一个岗位,让我养活我自己吧!

By eric | - 8:54 am - Posted in 商财::Business

Facebook Hires Yu as Finance Chief

By KEVIN J. DELANEY
July 25, 2007; Page B11

Facebook Inc. hired Gideon Yu as chief financial
officer, adding YouTube Inc.’s former finance chief to further bolster
the social-networking company’s executive ranks.

Mr. Yu, 36 years old, succeeds Mike Sheridan. Mr.
Sheridan is leaving the company after joining in September. Facebook
said he wasn’t available for comment.

Mr. Yu joins from Google
Inc., where he stayed after the company bought YouTube, a video-sharing
site, last year. He abandoned prior plans to leave Google to become a
partner at Silicon Valley venture firm Sequoia Capital.

“My heart is first and foremost with venture-stage
companies and consumer Internet companies,” Mr. Yu said. He said he
will leave Google this quarter.

“I consider it kind of a coup that we were able to
recruit him here,” Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said. “He’s
just excellent.”

Facebook’s recent record for attracting prominent
executives reflects both its current status as perhaps Silicon Valley’s
most-watched startup and speculation that the firm’s employees stand to
gain financially through any eventual deal or initial public offering.

Mr. Yu’s appointment follows the hiring this month of
Chamath Palihapitiya, an investor for the Mayfield Fund LP
venture-capital firm, as vice president of product marketing and
operations. Blake Ross and Joe Hewitt, co-founders of open-source Web
browser Mozilla Firefox, are joining Facebook as part of its
acquisition of their Parakey startup.

The executive shuffle comes as the Palo Alto, Calif.,
company hones its strategy for generating more revenue from the high
volume of user traffic on its site. Having rejected several acquisition
approaches, Facebook is expected to start preparing for an IPO within
the next two years, if it doesn’t succumb to a sweeter deal proposal.

“We’re not looking to sell the company, and we’re
really not looking to IPO any time soon,” Mr. Zuckerberg said. “Our
board and we believe it’s probably best to push some of these things
off as long as possible.”

The move caps a whirlwind year for Mr. Yu, who joined YouTube in September from Yahoo
Inc., where he had been the treasurer. After playing a role in
negotiating helping both to negotiate YouTube’s more than $1.7 billion
acquisition by Google and to integrate the online video company into
its buyer, he accepted an offer to join Sequoia. “I’m hoping this is my
last job for a long time,” Mr. Yu said.

A Sequoia spokesman couldn’t be reached for comment. A YouTube spokeswoman wasn’t able to comment.

Write to Kevin J. Delaney at kevin.delaney@wsj.com