Ben Cohen
From Small Business to Big Business - Ben
Jerry's Homemade Ice Cream
by
Cash Miller
Once in awhile a small business comes along that helps to change the way we think and feel about a product. While many small businesses have the potential to do this very few do. Ben
Jerry's Homemade Ice Cream started as a small business and while growing big managed to change forever how we think about ice cream. In doing so they built a small business to big business success story that anyone could be proud of and should be inspired by.
http://ezinearticles.com/?From-Small-Business-to-Big-Business---Ben-and-Jerrys-Homemade-Ice-Cream
id=1869299 - Jan 11, 2009
Ben and Jerry's in Vermont - A Great Vacation and Travel Destination
by
Robert Benjamin
If you are an ice cream lover then visiting the Ben and Jerry's ice cream factory in Vermont is a must. If you are in the area for business or pleasure, or are traveling specifically to visit this amazing ice cream factory, you will find the tour interesting and rewarding.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Ben-and-Jerrys-in-Vermont---A-Great-Vacation-and-Travel-Destination
id=1156510 - May 06, 2008
Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream - How Did It All Start?
by
Scott Byers
There is an ice cream stand located in almost every town. Ice cream has become very popular in America and many companies have made a fortune out of making the tasty dessert. One of the most famous companies is Ben and Jerry's. Ben and Jerry's started off small and grew into an American fortune company, now they have done it again by taking their wacky ice cream to countries all over the world.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Ben-and-Jerrys-Ice-Cream---How-Did-It-All-Start?
id=619924 - Jun 25, 2007
A Look at Fairtrade Fortnight and Other Milestones in Fair Trade
by
Lauren Faulkner
The Fairtrade Foundation was founded in 1992 to promote fair trade practices. This article looks at moves being made by the Fairtrade Foundation to reach their goal, as well as how companies such as UK's Channel 4 and certain international food producers are converting to fair trade.
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Look-at-Fairtrade-Fortnight-and-Other-Milestones-in-Fair-Trade
id=3833546 - Feb 26, 2010
Borat - Orientalist Satire for Make Glorious Debate Western Intelligentsiya
by
Richard Andrew Hall
Sacha Baron Cohen's 2006 film Borat has generated a great amount of popular and scholarly debate. Who was he making fun of in the film? Why exactly was Borat from Kazakhstan? Why did he come to the US
A, i.e. America? Who suffers because of Borat? Is/was it ok to laugh? Did audiences understand Baron Cohen's intended lessons? If not, what did they walk away from the film thinking? This article delves into these questions and compares Borat to other post-communist, arguably Orientalist portrayals such as Molvania.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Borat----Orientalist-Satire-for-Make-Glorious-Debate-Western-Intelligentsiya
id=711098 - Aug 30, 2007
Review: The Dictator
by
Jaskee Hickman
When North African dictator Admiral General Aladeen (Sacha Baron Cohen) is summoned to stand in front of the United Nations in order to speak about allegations against him involving war crimes, he and a group of his people travel to New York to do just that. While in New York, Aladeen goes out of his way to protect his homeland of Wadiya from any and every threat that opposes it.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Review:-The-Dictator
id=7079824 - May 23, 2012
Review: Hugo
by
Jaskee Hickman
Hugo Cabret (Asa Butterfield) is a young orphaned boy who secretly lives in the walls of a Paris train station by himself. Hugo's days consist of maintaining clocks in the station, stealing food and repairing an automaton that his late father (Jude Law) once found at a museum. He also steals supplies to fix the automaton, but one day gets caught by the owner of a toy store named Papa Georges (Ben Kingsley).
http://ezinearticles.com/?Review:-Hugo
id=6788760 - Dec 31, 2011
Movie Review - Hugo (2011) (PG)
by
Chris Pandolfi
The genius of Martin Scorsese's Hugo is not just that it employs the latest in filmmaking technology, but that it employs them in a story about how filmmaking itself came to be. This is a subject near and dear to Scorsese, who, apart from directing and producing, is renowned for his work as a film historian (he's the co-founder of The Film Foundation and the World Cinema Foundation, both nonprofit organizations dedicated to the preservation of film).
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review---Hugo-(2011)-(PG)
id=6714296 - Nov 24, 2011
Movie Review: The Dictator (2012)
by
Joel Massie
It's always been entertaining to see Sacha Baron Cohen disappear into an overly eccentric character and the surrounding "real" world attempt to adapt to his presence. In The Dictator, the approach differs greatly from both Borat and Bruno in that Aladeen is displayed as a hokey mockery - and an equally farcical host of caricatures encircles him. The whole affair is presented as a parody and not reality, and worse yet Aladeen feels utterly fictitious.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review:-The-Dictator-(2012)
id=7055896 - May 11, 2012
Inspirations for Greatness
by
Prince Ben Mohammed
You can achieve whatevr you desired in life if only you follow the steps outline here
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