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[HOLO][TRAILHEAD] Holomove (was Emergen-C)
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jabroni
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I have a question. Why did they use a packet of a real orange drink? They have a lot of money and people working on this, so if they needed a fake packet I'm sure they could create one. So is this probably an ad campaign for that company? I don't see how it fits but seems weird that they would use another company's product unless the arg creators were hired by them.

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MrToasty
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OK, this will be a silly question, but I haven't seen it asked or answered yet. For those that received a package, did you unfold the crane? If so, anything inside; if not, why the hell not? Smile

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ineffabelle
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Does it strike anyone else as odd that one of the available jobs is Executive Chef? How smart to you have to be to cook food for the executives? Significant or typo?

In any case it seems like the odd job out. That's the one I applied for btw. I appreciate a company that appreciates food prepared by someone with a high IQ.

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MrToasty
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ineffabelle wrote:
Does it strike anyone else as odd that one of the available jobs is Executive Chef? How smart to you have to be to cook food for the executives? Significant or typo?

In any case it seems like the odd job out. That's the one I applied for btw. I appreciate a company that appreciates food prepared by someone with a high IQ.

That struck me the same way - does the chef need to be a member of Mensa like the rest?

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jabroni
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On youtube this account is part of it, kinda funny. You see this same video from a different camera on Nate's page, then this guy who thinks Holomove "isn't ready" for InterOp. InterOp Guy

By the way, I had to check on the interOp site just to make sure this company wasn't really there. Heh, I guess that means they are doing a very good job.

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miss_seph wrote:
AND They have a bonafide looking blog on MSDN http://blogs.msdn.com/SoCalDevGal/

Everywhere you turn, there's Microsoft... Smile


And in that, you're not kidding.

I've met "SoCalDevGal", aka Lynn Langit, last year - at a Microsoft Launch Event for Office '07...

There's another launch event going on now for Visual Studio '08 - it comes to San Diego on May 13th, and I registered to attend it several months ago.

Needless to say, if Lynn Langit returns this year... she has some 'splainin' to do Very Happy
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jabroni
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I'm not sure if SoCalDevGal is in on this ARG, or they asked her to post about Nate's blog to get more attention drawn to it. But does seem weird that she somehow randomly "found" his blog a month ago. And then he posted a comment in the article she wrote about him, so who goes around searching for mentions of themselves? So I'm pretty sure it was all set up to make him seem real.

edit: I guess it makes more sense if they met in Las Vegas. All of this is very elaborate and planned out to make it look authentic. So whoever made all this, good work! Very impressive.

ElizaMarksSPLATgmail.com registered her myspace.
NathanBozemanSPLATgmail.com registered his myspace.

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enaxor
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MrToasty wrote:
OK, this will be a silly question, but I haven't seen it asked or answered yet. For those that received a package, did you unfold the crane? If so, anything inside; if not, why the hell not? Smile


I mentioned this is chat earlier, sorry I didn't post about it, but I unfolded the crane, nothing there. I also looked at it under a blacklight and again, nothing.
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danteIL
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Some social network profiles

http://www.myspace.com/nathanbozeman

http://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanbozeman

http://www.myspace.com/elizamarks

http://www.linkedin.com/in/elizam

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Actually, Executive Chef is the head Chef. At this point in the career, they establish the menu, the recipes and oversee everyone else doing all the grunt work in the kitchen.

Just to use the title "chef" someone should have graduated from a culinary institute.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chef
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Nighthawk
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Re: Some social network profiles

danteIL wrote:
http://www.linkedin.com/in/elizam


Guh... huh? That's surprising!

Well, for what it's worth, I added her to my LinkedIn network. Maybe they'll hire me. Smile

This place is going through an extraordinary effort to seem real. It's actually quite convincing.

And we have NO idea what this is for?!?
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shylilembrace
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Just a thought, but maybe this is a Microsoft Promo for something new?
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Nighthawk
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There are several profiles in LinkedIn:

1) "Senior Recruiter" has a private name; all that is visible is that they went to New York University.

2) "Project Manager" is also private, but has the following historical info:

Past:
- Senior Associate Consultant at Mitchell Madison Group
- Associate Consultant at Mitchell Madison Group

Education: University of Wisconsin

3) Listing, also name private, for "Developer, Nice Guy":

Current: Developer at Holomove

Past

- Research Assistant at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Summer Research Scholar at National Science Foundation
- HelpDesk Representative at James Madison University - Computing HelpDesk

Education:

- James Madison University
- Keio Gijuku Daigaku



All of these people have contacts, but I can't see that info.

*EDIT*
Thanks to a BUG in LinkedIn, we have their names! It shows up when you try to mail them...

Senior Recruiter: Annie Goldstein
Project Manager: Eliza Marks
Developer, Nice Guy: Nathan Bozeman
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ineffabelle
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MrToasty wrote:
That struck me the same way - does the chef need to be a member of Mensa like the rest?


Hmm... maybe I should have mentioned that my IQ qualifies me for Mensa in my job application email. Maybe I should have also mentioned how chaos theory inspires most of my recipes. Might have helped my chances.


Quote:
so who goes around searching for mentions of themselves?


What you guys don't Google your name on a regular basis? Cool

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intersect
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check out Eliza's Education info from linkedin:

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Graduated with honors with a double major in Psychology and Economics.
Managed annual student voting program, increased student participation by over 73%.
Thesis titled "Sexual Hormone Arbitration of Cerebral Sex Disparities: A Feminist Critique", 2003.

Activities and Societies:
Intramural Martial Arts Club, Debate, A Cappella, Delta Sigma Theta, Republican Women's Club, snowboarding, bungi jumping, hang gliding, running, triathlons
Holy Crap, can you say, 'xtreme'?

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