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4月28日 Wokai Launch at BLVD - May 27, 2009 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.Tickets: http://wokainyclaunch.eventbrite.com/ WHAT: A fundraising event celebrating the launch of Wokai’s peer-to- peer microfinance donation platform, featuring wine/beer open bar, hors d'oeuvres, a silent auction, and a presentation by Wokai Co-Founder and CEO, Casey Wilson WHO: Over 200 socially-conscious young professionals WHERE: BLVD - 199 Bowery (at Spring Street) WHEN: Wednesday, May 27th from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. 4月27日 A quote from the movie Se7en今天无意中发现我曾经在msn上用过这个quote: Ernest Hemingway once wrote, "The world is a fine place and worth fighting for." I agree with the second part. 于是我又读了遍食指的《相信未来》。 相信未来 食指 当蜘蛛网无情地查封了我的炉台 当我的紫葡萄化为深秋的露水 我要用手指那涌向天边的排浪 我之所以坚定地相信未来 不管人们对于我们腐烂的皮肉 我坚信人们对于我们的脊骨 朋友,坚定地相信未来吧 The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby病了一周,现在还没完全好。努力让自己生活步入正轨,把以前搁置的重新捡起来。 贴首歌。The Beatles的Eleanor Rigby。 歌词比较抑郁,不过曲子真的很好听。下面这个版本是strings only的。
最后promote一个有意思的product, SkyGrid: TechCrunch的报道: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/04/20/skygrid-launches-real-time-financial-news-service/ Robert Scoble的访谈: http://www.kyte.tv/ch/6118-scobleizer/411099-skygrid-real-time-news 4月13日 Director Yao in VillageAnother short video dedicated to our producers. Rated R. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
下个星期六你要做什么?话剧的一个纪念短片。DVD还在制作中。谢谢! 4月7日 Another blog post on Nature Network about our club!On SuccessCaryn Shechtman One of the coolest things about New York is that there are a vast number of fields available to scientists, ranging from academia to the arts. So when I head that the CU Biotech Association had invited a speaker to talk about what a career in advertising is like, I thought I would check it out. The speaker was Jim Joseph, managing director of Saatchi & Saatchi Consumer Health + Wellness (SSCH+W). SSCH+W is an advertising agency that focuses on consumer wellness, responsible for advertising many big name pharmaceuticals like Ambien CR, Plavix, and Nexium. They also advertise what Jim describes as wellness products, such as Transition Lenses. Jim, a New York educated businessman, was really a master of his domain. In addition to his previous experiences at Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products, Arm and Hammer, and Carnation, Jim stepped into SSCH+W when it was a failing pharma-specific advertising agency and rebuilt the company, transforming it into a wellness label. While I don’t think advertising is the career path for me (a scientist wanting to transition into advertising must start at entry level), I couldn’t help but notice the similarities between Jim (a successful businessman) and the successful scientist. He had a clear passion for marketing and advertising, a feeling that he described as love, that was there straight from the get go (and by get go I mean undergrad). Not to mention, he spent years becoming an expert in consumer marketing, developing the skills that aided in his transformation of SSCH+W. As a scientist trying to become an expert in the field of lipid metabolism, I could really appreciate his dedication. He most likely spent years developing his advertising lingo, perfecting the usage of works like brand recognition and consumer behavior. Is the development of his advertising vocabulary so different from my usage of words like intracellular sterol traffiking and subcellular lipid stores? Not really. Finally, he worked with clients in the same manner that a scientist would work with a collaborator, a colleague-type relationship where they are constantly in contact and sharing knowledge. I guess one could argue that elements such as passion for your career, expertise in your field, developing a field-specific vocabulary, and successful collaboration are required in for success in any career path, but I thought Jim really exemplified these characteristics within the consumer marketing/advertising domain. There were also some clear differences. In describing his work, Jim was not nearly as detailed as a scientist would be. His explanations were less fact-based and a bit vague (by my standards), as a deep understanding of every product you advertise may not be applicable to advertising it. You only need to know that aspects of the product that are relevant to the consumer. I must also point out the obvious difference that advertising is primarily profit-driven, rather than knowledge-driven. None-the-less, I felt Jim accurately described what a career in advertising is like and the skills necessary to succeed in the field. What he didn’t realize is that he also conveyed some of the more universal characteristics of success. Perhaps he picked them up in New York. 4月3日 导演和演员的话
李瑶
叶盛
周鹏
李冀
黄昭洁
杨汀
周峣
丁丁
徐小萌
黄凯
王淯颖 张力
4月1日 We can do it!Another friend of mine is going back to China. Permanently. After so many frustrations. I wish my friend best of luck, and here is a song to all of my friends and myself who are fighting. It’s from The Producers, and it’s called We Can Do It. Ignore the context of the song—I simply like the spirit of Max:
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