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Starbucks says it was hoping to inspire old-fashioned coffee-house conversations when it introduced a campaign this year featuring the words of notable Americans on its coffee cups.
A national Christian women's organization is accusing the Seattle-based coffee maker of promoting a homosexual agenda because of a quote by author Armistead Maupin, whose "Tales of the City" chronicled San Francisco's homosexual community in the 1970s and 1980s. Maupin's quote — one of several dozen in "The Way I See It" promotion — says his only regret about being gay is that he repressed it for so long. "I surrendered my youth to the people I feared when I could have been out there loving someone. Don't make that mistake yourself. Life's too damn short." Concerned Women for America, which promotes itself as the antithesis of the National Organization for Women and boasts 8,700 supporters in Washington (shocking), says most of those quoted on the coffee cups are liberal. "Corporations have deeper pockets and therefore more influence than individuals do," said Maureen Richardson, state director of Concerned Women for America of Washington. "I think it's wiser for them to stay out of these issues so that they don't offend conservatives and people of faith." Lincoff said the company does not characterize the personalities quoted on its coffee cups as liberal or conservative, but rather as a diverse group of artists, musicians, educators, activists and athletes. Among them: actor Quincy Jones, New Age author and alternative-medicine doctor Deepak Chopra, radio host and film critic Michael Medved, rap artist Chuck D and Olympic medalist Michelle Kwan. The coffee company won't be pulling the Maupin quote — or any other — from the campaign, but in fact will expand it to feature quotes from regular customers. "Embracing diversity and treating people with dignity is one of the guiding principles of our corporation," Lincoff said. et remove social commentary. |
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My guess is that a very good movie would outperform an average movie (with equivalently attractive actors and crew, equal marketing budget and quality of campaign, and an equal release pattern) by 8-10%, and an average movie would outperform a very poor movie by 15-20%. Thoughts? Anyone want to run with this? |
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The only thing worse is that motherfucking TIAA Cref commercial theme. As if academicians and artists didn't already have a reputation for being sackless emo fruitcakes - now they've got a fucking theme song that screams "eunuch." The implication of the ad is that people who work "the creative fields" are helpless, shrinking sorts who need specialized pension/investment help. What a silly stereotype. You know the commercial... that annoying goddamned thing that whines "There's ... a... place... for ... us..." It might be more irritating than that "I don't wanna wait, for our lives to be over..." song, and I previously thought that unpossible. |
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It's chocolate, it's peppermint-- it's delicious! |
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No one plans on going to the movies. It's a game-time decision. You end up going b/c you don't feel like going out. |
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Although, when in college, we would often hide numerous beers in our winter coats. You can get at least 8 beers into a parka. The Brew & View here (at the Vic) is great. The drinks are cheaper than bar prices and everybody gets riproaring drunk and yells at the screen. Good times if you've already seen the movie. |
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*chosen because she is at this point very pregnant |
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40 Year-Old Virgin is very charming, although a little long. I liked it a lot. |
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Really. It works. |
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I believe in Britney. |
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I am shocked! |
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ETAsk, What is soft swinging? |
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I saw that imbecile a few months ago when I was home. She's in real estate sales. |
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SPRINGDALE, Ohio - The bulletin issued by police in the southwest Ohio town of Springdale describes the subject as two feet tall, weighing eight pounds, clad only in blue pants and prone to sleeping in trees. Dillion, a circus monkey, fled into a nearby woods early on Monday after being frightened by a train whistle from tracks near where the circus was performing in Springdale, in northern Hamilton County. Hendricks suggests that anyone who spots Dillion try to lure him with food. He's fond of apples, oranges, nuts, berries -- and Kentucky Fried Chicken. Just like in the wild. |
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