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I am posting this because today i got a mail from a friend which stated that infosys employees have no work to do and paid a royal salary.The second part i agree that infoscions are infact paid a royal salary but at the same time they are made to work not slog.Here the atmosphere is hygenic and fertile for growth.The training process initiated by Infosys is state of the art.Infosys spends around 5k $ on each candidate and even fires a couple or two if not found not competitve.Its a growig company an definitely the one of the best breeding grounds for genuine intellect.Companies contemporary of infosys dont even provide half the facilities that Infosys provides.Infosys primary objective is to take care of its eployees and take them to new heights.
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Add comment May 5, 2006

Cameroon Diaz—In her Shoes

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Movie type: Comedy / Drama (more)

Cameron Diaz …. Maggie Feller
Anson Mount …. Todd
Toni Collette …. Rose Feller
Richard Burgi …. Jim Danvers
Shirley MacLaine …. Ella Hirsch
Candice Azzara …. Sydelle Feller
Brooke Smith …. Amy
John Mastrangelo Sr. …. Di Bruno Bros. Cheese Guy
Emilio Mignucci …. Di Bruno Bros. Cheese Guy
Mark Feuerstein …. Simon Stein
Terrance Christopher Jones …. Lawyer
Nicole Randall Johnson …. Rose's Assistant
Kateri DeMartino …. Ferocious Shopper
Brandon Karrer …. Canal House Guy
Jon Ingrassia …. Bartender

MY RATING 7/10

Maggie Feller is a destructive young woman who has no regards for her sister Rose, or anyone, for that matter,As we meet her. This Maggie is a mess, but what caused her to be that way? One keeps wondering how she could even be related to the meticulous Rose, a lawyer, who seems to be in control of her life. That is, until Maggie appears at Rose's door and disrupts her life, committing the ultimate sin, messing around with her sister's lover! The only thing these sisters have in common is the passion for the fancy shoes Rose loves to buy and Maggie, a penniless girl can't afford.

Curtis Hanson directed this film in which the main characters are women. Men only play a small part in this tale about two young sisters, that in spite of loving each other, grow distant because the carelessness of Maggie. Adapted from the Jennifer Weiner novel of the same title, the movie version was adapted by Susannah Grant.

The main reason for watching this uneven film is Toni Collette, who as Rose, gives one of her most detailed performances in recent memory. Ms. Collette makes us believe she is this woman whose life unravels because her irresponsible sister. Ms. Collette is perfect as the mousy Rose, who secretly would like to be like her sister, but can't bring herself to do it.

Cameron Diaz goes into a transformation in the film. We get a hint of her problems as she auditions for an MTV spot. She has grown into a wild young woman because her mother was not around to supervise, or pay attention to the sisters. But whereas Rose goes to make something of her life, Maggie rebels and does destructive things to herself. It is not until she gets to meet her unknown grandmother that she begins to put her life to good use and in the process discovers what's wrong with her.

While the film could have used some trimming, the first half has a little more spark than the second part, which turns into a formula picture. Curtis Hanson doesn't break any new ground with this film.

5 comments May 2, 2006

POLICE BRUTALITY

Check out the pics depicting the police brutality against medical student's as they were posting a silent rally against the govrnment decision of having a OBC reservation of 27% besides the already existent reservation.I would say the initiaton taken by the govt is noble but honestly speaking the percentage is a bit tooooooo much .Besides the OBC they are definitely a great part of the indian population in general category.So the reservation should be according to the percentage of population in different categories.

Medical students run helter skelter as police fires tear gas shells.