Showing posts with label Business Opportunity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business Opportunity. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2008

You Are Fired Cookie


Looks like even jobs at the so called 'big companies', 'billion dollar multinationals', 'yada yada yada', are also not safe...

Take a look at this...

Nokia Siemens Networks: Cutting 1,820 jobs
Pepsi Bottling Group: Cutting 3,150 jobs
HSBC: Cutting 500 jobs
Citigroup: Cutting 52,000 jobs
Fidelity Investments: Cutting 3,000 jobs and counting...
Royal Bank of Scotland: 3,000 jobs
Sun Microsystems: 6,000 jobs
United States Steel Corp: 675 jobs
British Telecom: 10,000 jobs and counting
Morgan Stanley: 19 per cent of its staff!!!
Virgin Media: 2,200 jobs
Yell Group: 1,300 jobs
Volvo AB: 1,000 jobs and counting
DHL US Express: 9,500 jobs
Nortel Networks Corporation: 1,300 jobs
General Motors Corp: 3,600 jobs
EW Scripps Co: 400 jobs
Ford Motor Company: 2,600 jobs

Friends, it is time we realise not to trust our employers now. If you can do a part time business now, you should...

Thursday, October 9, 2008

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Too Busy Fortune

I have been too busy. Working every evenings,and signing up on many of the Paid to clicks sites, Clixsense,Cashcrate,DAilyclicks,Master bux and 10bux.net.Trying to earn a little bucks here and there. At lease I received my 1st checks from Clixsense. Not a lot, $8.72 (11.72.minus $3.00 fees) but I have more $10.00 checks coming to me soon, these 2 weeks.
Here I have a few fortunes to catch up:

"Your success in life must be earned with earnest efforts" I believe in this, always work hard and genuine, you will be paid for.

''Great thoughts come from the heart" -True or False? People always said" It is the thought that counts"

'' Handsome is that handsome does" - Can someone explain this

'" You are tasting the sweets of success" - I love this and looking forward to it.

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

This week Fortune Cookies

2008 is here, and January is half gone. I have been a later busy lately but not really doing much. Try to explore more opportunities to earn extra income on the net. Joined a few affilliates programes, but only earn a few cents here and there. I need to check out what my fortune cookies have to say this week.

" You constantly struggle for self improvement." True, I always love to find more improvement for myself.

"You are kind -hearted and hospitable,cheerful and well-liked"

'"You are going to take a vacation" I need one for a long , long time.

"An empty stomach is not a good political advisor"

" People are attracted by your delicate features."

"Depart not from the path which fate has you assigned."

" You display the wonderful traits of charm and courtesy"

Thursday, December 27, 2007

A Christmas Fortune Cookie

Our Christmas was spent with our family in Montgomery ,Alabama. We and the boys drove down to Montgomery , at about 6 pm and arrived about 7 15.It was not a long drive, but it was raining lightly. We did not have a cold Christmas but it was wet.
We stayed till Christmas Day. The kids got their gifts, and we have a lot of Chinese Friends came over on Christmas Day.We cooked a lot of food, and sang Karaoke, some real Chinese Oldies.
We had a Great Christmas ,with friends and families around us.
The Christmas Fortune Cookie says
" You are demonstrative with those you love"
Sometimes we need to show the person we loved by demonstrating our love with actions. Whether with just a card, flowers or gifts or simple words. Even with a home cooked meal,or simple tasks. Sometimes a simple email will do.
It is not necessary to remember only Valentine's Day ,Birthdays, or Anniversaries,Even on an
Ordinary Day, A simple Post It note will sure brighten someones Day.
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Monday, October 22, 2007

The job as a Cookie Master.

Have you been enjoying your fortune cookies'sayings? Do you know who writes all these messages and what it takes to be a Cookie Master?
As a vice-president at Wonton Food, Inc., in Long Island City, Donald Lau manages the company’s accounts payable and receivable, negotiates with insurers, and, somewhat incidentally, composes the fortunes that go inside the fortune cookies, of which Wonton is the world’s largest manufacturer. Each day, Wonton’s factory churns out four million Golden Bowl-brand cookies, which are sold to several hundred venders, who, in turn, sell them to most of the forty thousand Chinese restaurants across the country. Wonton’s primacy in the industry and, for that matter, in the gambler’s imagination is such that when, in March, five of six lucky numbers printed on a fortune happened to coincide with the winning picks for the Powerball lottery, a hundred and ten people, instead of the usual handful, came forward to claim prizes of around a hundred thousand dollars. Lottery officials suspected a scam until they traced the sequence to a fortune printed with the digits “22-28-32-33-39-40” and Donald Lau’s prediction: “All the preparation you’ve done will finally be paying off.”

“We’ve had winners before, but never this many,” Lau said the other day, in his East Williamsburg office, which is furnished with stacks of financial reports and “A Dictionary of American Proverbs.” “A computer picks the numbers, not me. If only a computer could also write the fortunes.” Lau never expected to become a fortune-cookie writer. After graduating from Columbia with degrees in engineering and business, he joined Bank of America, then ran a company that exported logs from the Pacific Northwest to China. In the early eighties, he was hired by a Chinatown noodle manufacturer, which eventually expanded into fortune cookies. The firm bought the Long Island City plant, and it soon became apparent that its antiquated catalogue of fortunes would have to be updated. (“Find someone as gay as you are,” one leftover from the nineteen-forties read.) “We knew we needed to add new sayings,” Lau said. “I was chosen because my English was the best of the group, not because I’m a poet.”

At first, the writing came easily. Finding inspiration in sources ranging from the I Ching to the Post, Lau cranked out three or four maxims a day, between scrutinizing spreadsheets and monitoring the company’s inventory of chow mein. “I’d be on the subway and look up at the signs and think, Hey, that would make a great fortune,” he said. (One such adage: “Beware of odors from unfamiliar sources.”) “I’d keep a small notebook and jot down whatever came to me. I don’t think I ever sat in front of the computer and said, ‘I am going to write ten fortunes right now.’ It has to come naturally.”

Love, riches, power: there is a limited range of experience that can be expressed in one sentence, and, about eleven years into his tenure, Lau began to run out of ideas. He leaned increasingly on traditional Chinese sayings, which offer insight (along the lines of “True gold fears no fire”) but not foresight (“Your income will increase”), and in 1995 he gave up altogether. “I’ve written thousands of fortunes, but the inspiration is gone,” Lau said. “Have you heard of writer’s block? That is what happened to me.”

These days, he cycles selections from his vast oeuvre in and out of circulation. He is worried that readers will notice that the cookies are in reruns, which might result in Wonton’s losing its edge on the competition. (This is unlikely. Although there are about forty fortune-cookie companies in the United States, few have Wonton’s manufacturing capabilities.) So Lau has decided to bring in new blood. The company will soon advertise for a new fortune writer, and Lau will make the transition to editor. “Maybe when I retire I’ll write again—perhaps a book about writing fortunes,” he said. Returning to form, he summarized the thrust of the book with two simple axioms. “Don’t have too complicated a mind,” he said. “Think in ten-word sentences.”
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Monday, September 10, 2007

This cookie is for Sunday.

I had a busy day on Sunday. I went to the Flea Market again. Not too many people, quite a crown after Church's service is over.
This fortune cookie is for Sunday . And I love this, and I bet all of you too.

It says " Your Dearest Dream is Coming True"
I hope this is true. My Dearest Dream is to earn enough so I do not have to work so hard, and I can travel the whole U.S.A and around the world. Will this come true. May be I need to pick up some lottery tickets today.If not what business or job I can get into ? So I can earn what is enough for me.
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Thursday, September 6, 2007

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Wednesday is quite a busy day for lunch at the restaurant. I wonder what my little fortune cookie has to say.

Today's fortune cookie says" Avert misunderstanding by calm, poise and balance"
Avert means turn away from.It is true that sometimes when we are in a difficult situation with someone , it is best to deal with it with calmness rather than anger and rage.

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