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[delacruzja]

Cinematictonics presents: Challenging Stereotypes in the movie "The Intern"

Since the world changes swiftly owing to evolving market trends, cutting-edge technology, and shifting client wants, it is well known that working in the corporate world may be difficult. Because it requires individuals to quickly adapt, learn new skills, and keep up with the most recent developments, this fast-paced atmosphere may be difficult. Providing results and meeting deadlines when under pressure may be challenging and stressful.

The question is how the 70-year-old Ben Whittaker will adapt to the corporate world despite of old age? The delightful and pleasant movie "The Intern" not only makes you laugh, but it also teaches you a valuable lesson. Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro), a 70-year-old widower who works as a senior intern at an online clothing company, runs into a number of different scenarios in the movie directed by Nancy Meyers. As the plot progresses, we discover more about the intriguing business world, age-defying ambition, and the value of lifelong relationships.

The film's greatest life lesson is how embracing change and pushing outside of our comfort zones may be advantageous. Ben Whittaker decides to complete an internship during his senior year of high school, defying societal norms and proving that it is never too late to become a better person. He inspires us to face our own anxieties and venture into uncharted territory since he is constantly dedicated to developing professionally and adjusting to new tools and working conditions.

“Retirement is an ongoing, relentless effort in creativity. You can try yoga, like to cook, bought some plants, took classes in Mandarin. Believe me, I've tried everything. I just know there's a hole in my life and I need to fill it... soon.”

It is a must-watch movie! you will witness an uncommon combination of experience, expertise, and younger enthusiasm in their interactions. The movie disproves age-related preconceptions and demonstrates how people of different generations may develop deep bonds. It serves as a reminder that our potential to learn, develop, and connect with people should never be constrained by our age. "The Intern" highlights the worth and diversity of different viewpoints, proving that age is not a barrier to knowing one another or going through personal change.

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#TheIntern #マイインターン #NancyMeyers #ナンシーマイヤーズ #シネマおっさん #おっさんシネマ たぶん その2️⃣8️⃣1️⃣ 👔👍 #ロバートデニーロ #デニってる #アンハサウェイ #アンハサウェイ可愛すぎ https://www.instagram.com/p/CpBYIfqSTKe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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https://www.mommasaystoread.com/2023/02/audio-book-review-intern-by-marni-mann.html

The Intern has become my favorite in The Dalton Family series, and I think that's largely due to Declan. I love a redeemable grump, so Declan was bound to win me over completely. There were a few times when I wanted to shake the daylights out of him, but that was to be expected. The angst is pretty low, and while it's easy enough to see coming once things progress, it's not from the direction I would've thought at the beginning. This series has been great for getting away from the everyday and living vicariously through the characters. Savannah Peachwood and Lee Samuels give voice to the characters, and they do a superb job of keeping the many characters unique while giving us all that makes up Declan and Hannah. The Daltons are an engaging group, and the more I get to know them, the more I like them. I think Hannah may very well be the toughest of the bunch, but she's got a terrific group to take it after. So, if you're looking to get lost in some steamy fun and low angst romance, The Intern is recommended.

[when-we-were-still-surrealists]

Frank Nikol: As a farewell, the gamelan orchestra played "The International".

[raurquiz]

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Run Lola Run-An Original Vintage Movie Poster for Tom Tykwer's Thrilling Race Against Time with Franka Potente and Moritz Bleibtreu #runlolarun #theinternational #wintersleepers #frankapotente #tomtykwer #vintagecinemaart #movieposter #wallart https://etsy.me/3FgxqoJ https://www.instagram.com/p/CpoNtZBswp-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Турнирные таблицы перед завершающим днем группового этапа The International 2019 по Dota 2. Virtus.Pro провели неплохо ... 🏆🎮 Турнирные таблицы перед завершающим днем группового этапа The International 2019 по D... .................................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................... Читать полностью: https://gamesun.ru/turnirnye-tabliczy-pered-zavershayushhim-dnem-gruppovogo-etapa-the-international-2019-po-dota-2-virtus-pro-proveli-neploho/?feed_id=8368&_unique_id=65fb18b31e673

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古本／『THE international #1 fall/winter 2000』嶺川貴子EP付き／Radical Silence Production（大類信）／￥2,500【通信販売】

[all-about-esports]

NAVI is one of the best teams in the Dota 2 pro scene. The team has won the first international and also became the first team to qualify for the finals of The International 3 times consecutively. Read more to get more facts about NAVI. 

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International GT open 2023 | BIG CRASH | Spa-Francorchamps | Saturday Action 🌍 👐 https://newsinfitness.com/international-gt-open-2023-big-crash-spa-francorchamps-saturday-action/

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taz amnesty dashboard simulator (inspired by @lucretiaadventurezone balance ones!)

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Don't forget to tune in for our latest episode tonight, we'll be watching The Thing (1982)! -kirby (idk why i sign these posts ned never touches this account)

#get hyped everybody! #so lucky we live in the same town as the the best show ever

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Okay I’m turning anon off. Also, I don’t know what they’re telling you kids these days but the number one rule of the internet is not to answer that so

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Kirby told me to make this, he said it would be “fun”…well here ya go kid, you still need to explain anything about how it works though!

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[scotianostra]

On December 17th 1907 William Thomson, Lord Kelvin died.

Kelvin is best known today for inventing the international system of absolute temperature that bears his name. He made important contributions to electricity, magnetism, thermodynamics, hydrodynamics, geophysics and several other fields.

As an engineer, he was responsible for laying the first Atlantic telegraph cable, solving many technical problems along the way. He made his fortune designing and manufacturing instruments for the new electrical industries and the Royal Navy.

Kelvin was also a pioneer of international standardization, an interest that stemmed from his deep involvement in the scientific and practical aspects of electrical engineering. His work was fundamental in the development of today's electrical units and standards. In 1906, he became the first President of theInternational Electrotechnical Commission {IEC.}

Given Kelvin’s many accomplishments, it is no wonder that his one of his biographers, Alexander Russell, wrote, “His work lives and will continue to live. To him it has been given to make history which will live so long as intelligent man survives on earth. As the years roll on our indebtedness to him increases.”

Why then is he largely unheralded today? A few years ago, the recipient of an IEC Thomas Edison Award joked that he was glad not to have won the more prestigious IEC Kelvin Award because all his friends had heard of Edison.

This is reflected in popular culture. According to the Movie Database, there are at least 22 films that involve Albert Einstein in some capacity. There are only two films that refer to Kelvin.

The first is the 2004 version of Around the World in 80 Days. It portrays Kelvin as a sociopath, who throws his enemies out of upstairs windows, and arch conservative who despises innovation and ambition in equal measure. In the film, Kelvin is determined by hook or by crook to thwart the hero’s quest to circumnavigate the globe in record time. This is somewhat ironic for a man who was “not just a titan of science but also a pioneer of harnessing innovation and applying it successfully in business”.

When Kelvin is remembered, more often than not it is for the apparent hubris he displayed in dismissing some of the scientific discoveries of his time. He really did say, “X-rays are a hoax”. That is only part of the story, however. When Wilhelm Röntgen sent Kelvin a copy of his manuscript and x-ray photographs, Kelvin immediately changed his mind. "I need not tell you that when I read the paper I was very much astonished and delighted,” we wrote back “I can say no more now than to congratulate you warmly on the great discovery you have made.

Alongside the half-truths are one or two outright fibs, such as the notorious quote regularly misattributed to Kelvin: “There is nothing new to be discovered in physics now. All that remains is more and more precise measurement”. There ishowever no record of Kelvin ever said any such thing.

His contemporaries held him in such high esteem that when he died, in 1907, they laid him to rest next to Sir Isaac Newton, in Westminster Abbey.

[virtueangel]

not “tagged” per se but @angelinsects passed along this “get to know you” game :3

favorite color: purble… like lavender

currently reading: good omens!

last song: the fall - electric light orchestra (from the xanadu soundtrack 😭)

last tv series: good omens i guess ?

last movie: barbie

currently working on: getting ready to start college and move into my dorm… waiting for my bedding to arrive in the next couple days so i can box it up. i’m not allowed to ship stuff to my dorm until august 7th tho and my parents are divorced so i have two rooms to pack up, so i have to like do it in waves

tagging: @muscular-lettuce @dave-theintern @emeraldwhale and anyone else who wants to!!!

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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump made headlines on Thursday as he threw his support behind the 45,000 union dockworkers along the East and Gulf Coasts, whose labour negotiations have stalled over the contentious issue of automation, as reported by Reuters. Following his meeting with theInternational Longshoremen’s Association and its President, Harold Daggett, and Executive VP, Dennis Daggett, the former president took to Truth Social and shared a post that underscored his commitment to standing with the workers and ensuring their jobs remain secure in the face of technological change. FILE - President-elect Trump supports 45,000 union dockworkers in negotiations over automation, emphasizing the need to prioritize American jobs. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)(AP) Also Read: Donald Trump reveals why he thinks Kamala Harris' campaign was doomed from the start, 'You have to know what you’re…' Trump supports US workers amid automation techOn Truth Social, Trump wrote, “Just finished a meeting with the International Longshoremen’s Association and its President, Harold Daggett, and Executive VP, Dennis Daggett. There has been a lot of discussion having to do with “automation” on United States docks.” He continued, “I’ve studied automation, and know just about everything there is to know about it. The amount of money saved is nowhere near the distress, hurt, and harm it causes for American Workers, in this case, our Longshoremen.” Trump noted that “foreign companies have made a fortune in the U.S. by giving them access to our markets. They shouldn’t be looking for every last penny knowing how many families are hurt. They’ve got record profits, and I’d rather these foreign companies spend it on the great men and women on our docks, than machinery, which is expensive, and which will constantly have to be replaced. In the end, there’s no gain for them, and I hope that they will understand how important an issue this is for me.” The president-elect urged the foreign companies to prioritise the US workers over automation in his post. He wrote, “For the great privilege of accessing our markets, these foreign companies should hire our incredible American Workers, instead of laying them off, and sending those profits back to foreign countries.” Trump concluded in amessage on the public forum with: “It is time to put AMERICA FIRST!” The profit-earning employers who have access to the US market and are mentioned in Trump’s post include the U.S. operations of Switzerland's Mediterranean Shipping Company, Denmark's Maersk (MAERSKb.CO), and China's COSCO Shipping (2603.TW), as reported by Reuters. Read the original post on Truth Social here. Also Read: Trump ‘won't do business’ with countries that refuse to take back illegal immigrants ILA president expresses gratitude towards TrumpIn a separate message, Dagget appeared grateful for the support shown by the former president. The message also included Vice President Dennis’s hope that Trump’s word would act as an encouragement for USMX to stop bringing ideas about automated or semi-automated equipment in their future proposals. USMX said in a statement, “It's clear President-elect Trump, USMX, and the ILA all share the goal of protecting and adding good-paying American jobs at our ports.” Meanwhile, employers said, “We need modern technology that is proven to improve worker safety, boost port efficiency, increase port capacity, and strengthen our supply chains,” adding that dockworkers earn more money when seaports handle a higher volume of goods because their pay is often tied to the amount of work they do, as reported by Reuters. ILA and USMX have until January 15 to reach an agreement on their labour talks, which have been delayed due to disagreements over automation. This deadline is just five days before Trump's inauguration as president.

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#remembering #SkipHomeier #actor #startrek #melakon #patternofforce #drsevrin #thewayofeden #thetallt #thegunfighter #theinterns #cryvengeance #Mannix #projectufo #rawhide #BarnabyJones #FantasyIsland #Lassie #TheMiracle #quincyme #HelterSkelter #TheIncredibleHulk #startrek58