Julie's 'Early Business' via CEO Express - Overview- Julie's 'Early Business' via CEO Express is a collection of viewer suggested segments which outlay the 24 most active industry sectors from a topical, leisure and conservative perspective; as provided by the internet information… More source of CEOExpress.com. The concept concentrates on several key topic factors: 1) Averages - The average volume and traffic each sector hosts during any given active period. 2) Employment - The workplace environment and human resource availability. 3) Leading Trends - The industry's flexibility and saturation points as defined during the active period. 4) Performance Record - Brief history on ground-breaking activity and business mergers. 5) Survey of Industry - General information on the sector regulations and competition. 6) Sector Summary - Closing address and review of sector highlights during active period. 7) Talk-Back - Viewer talk back concerning sector review and showcase. The Suggested Segment Selection- The 'Early Business' segments follow a simple 1, 2, 3 acronym (THE EARLY SHOW) for all of its pieces. Below is the active forum sampler: 1) Segment One : T ele-Communications Industry Quick Update 2) Segment Two : H ealthcare Industry Quick Update 3) Segment Three : E ntertainment Industry Quick Update 4) Segment Four : E ngineering Industry Quick Update 5) Segment Five : A irport & Air Operations Industry Quick Update 6) Segment Six : R esort Management Industry Quick Update 7) Segment Seven : L ight Manaufacturing Industry Quick Update 8) Segment Eight : Y early Industry Review Quick Update 9) Segment Nine : S tore Franchise & Retail Industry Quick Update 10) Segment Ten : H ome & Domestic Supply Industry Quick Update 11) Segment Eleven : O rganization & Association Management Quick Update 12) Segment Twelve : W orkman's Compensation & Retirement Planning Quick Update Posting Notes- As with any news show or other type of program, the hosts may from time to time open the floor to suggestions on possible stories or segments from the general public. This forum discussion is for posting your suggestions, topics or orther articles of possible coverage and maybe your's will be picked. Post one a day, or as many as you can think up; please keep in mind that you are writing towards a public and national audience. Objectives- 1) Select a Topic 2) Write a Brief Outline of the Topic 3) Provide Details & Why You Feel Its Newsworthy 4) Post Your Suggestion Under This Forum Maybe you will be selected to have your story on 'The Early Show' and be aired before a national audience. Post your suggestions and show concepts today! Habatchii-
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Anybody who gives Julie Chen a favorable review on this website is either Julie Chen herself or her husband who is clearly putting their marriage ahead of his job as President and CEO of CBS Television. This relationship makes me suspect that, at least in our lifetimes, we will never see a good Big Brother host. Her husband continually spoils her with choice jobs on CBS television shows and refuses to listen to the overwhelming public outcry against her. I must admit, however, she has reserved a special cult-status place in my heart. I often find myself unable to wait for the next live Big Brother broadcast because of her innevitable screw-ups. I love watching her stutter, ask mundane questions, and dress way too glamorously for her little hut outside the Big Brother house.
Once before I have heard of Ms. Chen refered to as The Chenbot. And, no, that isn't because she reminds us of one of Austin Powers' Fembots, but because her actions and speech patterns are so robotic that she really emulates the feelings that I exude while watching the actual show. A cookie-cutter newscaster, she spends her time on the big brother set, making herself out to be a queen, and asks the most mundane of questions including "What would you do with the money?" or "What do you miss most from life outside the Big Brother house?"
In fact, tvgasm.com has a video clip of times when she uses the phrase "But first" to announce that she is going to speak. And what's to come after that, no one knows or cares, but it's entertaining to hear her consecutive "but firsts." So, maybe next season on big brother we can see a Chen living up to the family name, with more than two emotions: Happy, and 'mildly interested with subtle tones of mischief.'
When I first saw Julie Chen on TV, I thought it was a clever use of CGI. Of course when I found out that the reason she has only a limited range of expressions and has a monotone speaking voice and everything is not because she is animated, but because she is extremely dull, I was shocked.
Off the top of my head I can think of three or four hundred people who would do a better job hosting Big Brother. There are probably at least four or five houseguests from each season that could take over the job and not only do better but increase the ratings.
Here's hoping she is replaced!
stunning stunning and more stunning. we have all fallen in love with her. Herself, her voice, her personality, and her stunning looks. She treats and deals with these people on big brother 6 with grace and kindness. May she keep this position again for big brother 7. Keep it up Julie
She is the only thing I hate about Big Brother. She's always messing up when she talks, and her facial expression is always the same. She's a freaking robot. If only Big Brother could get a better host in the next season. Blah Blah blah blah blue blue blue blah.
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