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The Monday Morning Memo

“Half a dozen global studies, conducted by the likes of Goldman Sachs and Columbia University, have found that companies employing women in large numbers outperform their competitors on every measure of profitability.”
– Katty Kay and Claire Shipman,
The Atlantic, April 14, 2014

Remember Wizzo’s memo from April 7th called
“Seeing Women Differently,” when he wrote about America’s current trend to celebrate the unsung abilities of women? He talked to us about Twilight and
The Hunger Games and Divergent, but forgot the GIGANTIC success of Frozen.

Watch this video clip and you’ll see a young woman go from insecure to Margaret Thatcher in just 3 minutes, accompanied by a musical score reminiscent of The Lion King. And then check out the comments
of the guys who are frightened they’re losing their supremacy.


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“George Washington’s teeth: were they hardwood or soft? Mahogany for strength, or spruce for warmth and luster? Painted, varnished, or raw lumber? Carved from a single block or an assemblage of various small pieces? If the latter, were they glued, nailed, or simply notched and fitted together? Rot? Splinters? Woodworms? Did cherries stain them red, mustard turn them yellow? In use, would they clack and knock aesthetically like the clacking and knocking in traditional Japanese music, or would they have sounded more like a woodpecker in a sycamore? Accidentally dropped while crossing the Delaware, would they have sunk, or floated like a toy boat? During lovemaking, were they in or out? What marks might they have left on Martha’s nape? By candleshine in an eighteenth-century dining room, what shadows did they cast upon the walls? All the way home, you think about George Washington’s teeth… So you drive too fast. You drive too slow. And you think: Were the Father of our Country a careless smoker, might he have set his teeth on fire?”

- Tom Robbins, Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas, p. 164-165 (1994)

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