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Economic Times: "Pfizer CFO exit may've India angle"
Here is first "mainstream" coverage of the Pfizer India scandal. It is rather surprising that some individuals can deny allegations that are supported by written documents, which you can download right here on this site . . . see "Don't miss multiple evolving Pfizer scandals!"
Pfizer CFO exit may've India angle
NEW DELHI: The recent exit of the world's largest drug-maker Pfizer Inc's CFO Alan Levin may have an India angle if the allegations of a US-based blog quoting a former Pfizer India employee are to be believed.
The blog, quoting Ashok S Idnani, an ex-deputy manager at Pfizer's finance division in Mumbai alleges that Pfizer sold its Hyderabad manufacturing plant in 2004 at a price much lower than the market price, bribed government officials in violation of the MNC's world-wide policies, and hired a detective agency to spy on unfriendly shareholders. It also accuses some unnamed Pfizer India officials of being involved in money laundering. Pfizer denies the allegations.
These allegations were made in a sensational three-part series carried by peterrost.blogspot.com in the week running up to the announcement of Mr Levin's resignation on May 20. The blog claims that Mr Levin's exit last Sunday may be a result of its campaign featuring the 'revelations' made by Mr Idnani.
However, it does not specify a direct link between Mr Levin and the allegations made by Mr Idnani. In a company statement Mr Levin said he was leaving the company to explore career opportunities outside Pfizer.
Pfizer India, on its part, completely denies the allegations. "Blog sites in general provide open and unfiltered forums for the exchange of all kinds of information that may or may not have any validity. To date, investigations completed in response to Mr Idnani's claims have found them to be baseless.
Pfizer takes such claims seriously and has by Mr Idnani's own admission dedicated significant amounts of time and resources to evaluate them thoroughly," said a Pfizer India spokesperson in an e-mailed response to ET. Pfizer Inc did not respond to a questionnaire sent over the weekend.
A Pfizer India official told ET that the present top-level shifts in the parent company are very much part of its restructuring announced in January to cut costs and to invest in new business development. Pfizer had announced in January that it would cut 10,000 jobs and close down three research sites and two factories in the US, as well as a factory in Germany and research sites in Japan and France.
Sources in the domestic pharma industry however say some of the allegations are being taken seriously by Pfizer's top brass in the US. Adds an industry veteran, who has visited the blog: "These charges don't just appear serious. They are very serious." But a Mumbai-based investment banker and ex-Pfizer employee, who has not seen these postings, dismisses the blog. "Peter Rost is a joker. I do not believe any of these allegations," he says.
So far, the foreign media does not appear to have made any connection between Mr Levin's departure and India. Overseas media reports have cited "Pfizer's desire for a CFO with Wall Street experience" to be the reason for his departure.
Overseas reports quoting analysts said that Pfizer is reinventing itself to beat competition from generic rivals and to tackle the expiry of patents. One analyst said Pfizer may now want a CFO who is less of a traditional accountant and more of a deal-maker.
None of this appears to faze Peter Rost, a former Pfizer veep, who describes himself as a "recovering blogaholic". "While it is impossible to know if the latest whistleblower revelations contributed to his exit, the timing should result in some serious questions about what precipitated the decision to get rid of the 45-year old CFO who had only held the job for two years," writes Rost, in his blog.
According to the blog, Mr Idnani doesn't have any proof that anyone took kick-backs to sell the Hyderabad plant at a discount. Still he informed the then Pfizer general counsel and the present CEO Jeff Kindler of his suspicion. The company responded by instituting an inquiry in early 2006.
Quoting Mr Idnani, the blog alleges that he was told that the outcome of the probe would not be disclosed to him and he was fired six months later on August 2006. Mr Idnani says that when Pfizer recently sold its Chandigarh plant, officials from the parent personally interviewed the bidders and local officials did not have full control over the matter.
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Hurdle detonates lineup with Harrison, Navarro.
Trying to get their teams out of an offensive slumps, some managers might tinker with their lineups.
Not Clint Hurdle. He blew up his for tonight's game against the Dodgers.
Josh Harrison (at second), Yamaico Navarro (in left) and Michael McKenry (catching) are all in there against Los Angeles lefty Chris Capuano. McKenry has started once, but it will be the first start for the other two. Among them, the trio brings a total of six at-bats into the game.
The shakeup is understandable, considering the Bucs have scored an MLB-low nine runs in their first five games.
The mutual starts of Harrison and Navarro are also intriguing because they could be playing off for a roster spot once Charlie Morton is activated, as expected, in time to start Saturday's game in San Francisco.
That said, it is curious that Alex Presley, who has started every game — opposing lefty or righty — and hit in each has to sit to accomodate Navarro in left.
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The following post is from Daily Kos:
We're all caught up in the latest Trumptastic disaster flick. And it's a blockbuster with Trump's disgusting verbal sewage and admission of assault on women. And that's fine, to a point, but there's a bigger story here and I think it needs attention. Trump isn't alone in this. This is how the GOP treats women, all women, every single day.
Sure, Reince Priebus tweeted his outrage over Trump's comments. But Reince, and every other Republican in Congress or statehouse, is willing to let women die from complications from pregnancy, even if those pregnancies came from the kind of assault or rape that Donald Trump boasted about. Let that sink in. Republicans might say they're disgusted by Trump's words but they're perfectly willing, no, they DEMAND, that women be allowed to die if they were raped. And we're supposed to believe they're upset with Trump's statements? Really?
The head of one of the "value voter" groups came out in support, yes support, of Trump after the tape was made public saying that "abortion and issues in the Middle East are more important". More important than a President raping women? Wow, that's some fine "values" you have their Ralph Reed. Some fine, medieval, patriarchal values. Should we mandate chastity belts for all women? Or would that interfere with men's "god given right to rape" too much?
And when a hundred different Republicans law makers and pundits appear on Brainwrap's "GOP Rape Advisory Chart" this isn't an isolated part of the party. It's fundamental to who and what they are. Republicans are the party of rape. Republicans are the party that think women are little more than walking incubation chambers and semen repositories. Republicans are the party of "binders full of women" and people who openly call women "bitch" and "cunt" and say "liberals are uptight pussies who can't take a joke."
Oh, I'm sure a few Republicans will condemn Trump's latest outrage. They'll do the political math and decide he's too much of a liability for them (I'm looking at you, Paul Ryan) But until they stop trying to control women's bodies with transvaginal ultrasounds, or forcing the Hyde amendment into every spending bill, or requiring burial of miscarriages, or demanding 72 hours "waiting periods" to get an abortion they are no different than Trump bragging about grabbing pussy. They just use different words to get what they want.


text: Bank of America Readying New Fees Will likely drive off free checking customers By Polly Davis Doig, Newser Staff Posted Mar 1, 2012 7:24 AM CST 13 comments Comments Brian T. Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America, speaks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012. (AP Photo/Keystone, Jean-Christophe Bott) View 2 more images (Newser) – The public relations disaster that was Bank of America's plan to charge customers monthly debit card fees was apparently so much fun that bank execs can't wait to try it again: In what the Wall Street Journal calls a sign of "stresses" in the banking industry, BofA is again looking at wide-ranging fees unless customers do significantly more business with the bank or agree to bank online. The move is politically risky, but with 2011 revenue down 22% over 2009, the bank is looking to drum up some cash from somewhere. BofA is currently testing account options that charge between $6 and $25 a month, giving consumers outs if they maintain certain minimum balances or take out a credit card or mortgage. The fees would likely drive away customers who keep simple free checking accounts, which BofA doesn't see as a bad thing because those accounts generally cost banks money. "They will keep everybody they are making money with and try to shed everybody else," says an expert, who notes that the new fees will likely affect more BofA customers than the proposed debit card fees would have. View 2 more images My Take on This Story Report a story error 74% Annoying 9% Hilarious 4% Intriguing 11% Depressing 1% Brilliant 1% Scary /story/262197/best-buys-new-strategy-be-your-personal-tech-officer.html Taking you to another annoying story... TURNOFF Another annoying story: Best Buy Defied Doomsayers. Now, a New Strategy


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Been so busy after the job promotion...I guess this is part of the career step up. So being idle can be reasonable.
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I had a blast with my family this weekend. Star City's Star Flyer is one of the MUST remember experience.
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If you would only have the power of identifying precisely the effectiveness of marketing activities and you are able to tell exactly how well you have delivered on business results in the form of revenue, customer retention or higher brand equity. Now imagine that the results of the data reflect that 60, 70 or even 90% of your marketing activity produced no measurable result! Worried!
The change is inevitable and it's here..
With the increase of social activity among our customers and the increase in importance of these and other inbound marketing interactions on buying behavior and the day is not far when outbound marketing will be totally out of marketing mix.
Awesome statistics from Hubspot that every marketer should know: Continue reading


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Deadline: October 15, 2006
ORTHOPEDIC-RELATED ART COMPETITION Seeking entries that address artists' feelings toward, or relationship with, orthopaedic condition/the history of orthopedics; for traveling exhibit, film, coffee table book, website, online museum and/or display at 75th Anniversary celebration in San Francisco, March 2008.
Open to both orthopedic patients (any person who presently have, or have had, an orthopaedic condition; any age) and orthopedic surgeons. Open to paintings and drawings (oil, watercolor, acrylic, pencil, charcoal, etc.), fine art prints (lithographs, etching, intaglio, wood cuts, etc.), giclees (Iris prints), photography, graphics, cyber art, sculpture, ceramics, glass, mosaics, textiles, crafts, functional art and other mixed media.
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"And he goeth up into a mountain, and calleth unto him whom he would: and they came unto him."
Mark 3:13
Here was sovereignty. Impatient spirits may fret and fume, because they are not called to the highest places in the ministry; but reader be it thine to rejoice that Jesus calleth whom he wills. If he shall leave me to be a doorkeeper in his house, I will cheerfully bless him for his grace in permitting me to do anything in his service. The call of Christ's servants comes from above. Jesus stands on the mountain, evermore above the world in holiness, earnestness, love and power. Those whom he calls must go up the mountain to him, they must seek to rise to his level by living in constant communion with him. They may not be able to mount to classic honours, or attain scholastic eminence, but they must like Moses go up into the mount of God and have familiar intercourse with the unseen God, or they will never be fitted to proclaim the gospel of peace. Jesus went apart to hold high fellowship with the Father, and we must enter into the same divine companionship if we would bless our fellowmen. No wonder that the apostles were clothed with power when they came down fresh from the mountain where Jesus was. This morning we must endeavour to ascend the mount of communion, that there we may be ordained to the lifework for which we are set apart. Let us not see the face of man today till we have seen Jesus. Time spent with him is laid out at blessed interest. We too shall cast out devils and work wonders if we go down into the world girded with that divine energy which Christ alone can give. It is of no use going to the Lord's battle till we are armed with heavenly weapons. We must see Jesus, this is essential. At the mercy-seat we will linger till he shall manifest himself unto us as he doth not unto the world, and until we can truthfully say, "We were with him in the Holy Mount."
"Evening wolves."
Habakkuk 1:8
While preparing the present volume, this particular expression recurred to me so frequently, that in order to be rid of its constant importunity I determined to give a page to it. The evening wolf, infuriated by a day of hunger, was fiercer and more ravenous than he would have been in the morning. May not the furious creature represent our doubts and fears after a day of distraction of mind, losses in business, and perhaps ungenerous tauntings from our fellow men? How our thoughts howl in our ears, "Where is now thy God?" How voracious and greedy they are, swallowing up all suggestions of comfort, and remaining as hungry as before. Great Shepherd, slay these evening wolves, and bid thy sheep lie down in green pastures, undisturbed by insatiable unbelief. How like are the fiends of hell to evening wolves, for when the flock of Christ are in a cloudy and dark day, and their sun seems going down, they hasten to tear and to devour. They will scarcely attack the Christian in the daylight of faith, but in the gloom of soul conflict they fall upon him. O thou who hast laid down thy life for the sheep, preserve them from the fangs of the wolf.
False teachers who craftily and industriously hunt for the precious life, devouring men by their false-hoods, are as dangerous and detestable as evening wolves. Darkness is their element, deceit is their character, destruction is their end. We are most in danger from them when they wear the sheep's skin. Blessed is he who is kept from them, for thousands are made the prey of grievous wolves that enter within the fold of the church.
What a wonder of grace it is when fierce persecutors are converted, for then the wolf dwells with the lamb, and men of cruel ungovernable dispositions become gentle and teachable. O Lord, convert many such: for such we will pray tonight.
Today's reading: Proverbs 8-9, 2 Corinthians 3 (NIV)View today's reading on Bible Gateway
Today's Old Testament reading: Proverbs 8-9
Wisdom's Call
1 Does not wisdom call out?
Does not understanding raise her voice?
2 At the highest point along the way,
where the paths meet, she takes her stand;
3 beside the gate leading into the city,
at the entrance, she cries aloud:
4 "To you, O people, I call out;
I raise my voice to all mankind.
5 You who are simple, gain prudence;
you who are foolish, set your hearts on it.
6 Listen, for I have trustworthy things to say;
I open my lips to speak what is right.
7 My mouth speaks what is true,
for my lips detest wickedness.
8 All the words of my mouth are just;
none of them is crooked or perverse.
9 To the discerning all of them are right;
they are upright to those who have found knowledge.
10 Choose my instruction instead of silver,
knowledge rather than choice gold,
11 for wisdom is more precious than rubies,
and nothing you desire can compare with her....
...read the rest on Bible Gateway
Today's New Testament reading: 2 Corinthians 3
1 Are we beginning to commend ourselves again? Or do we need, like some people, letters of recommendation to you or from you? 2 You yourselves are our letter, written on our hearts, known and read by everyone. 3 You show that you are a letter from Christ, the result of our ministry, written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on tablets of human hearts.
4 Such confidence we have through Christ before God. 5 Not that we are competent in ourselves to claim anything for ourselves, but our competence comes from God. 6 He has made us competent as ministers of a new covenant-not of the letter but of the Spirit; for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life....


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Friday, February 5, 2010
Hearts Aflutter
February brings with it so much cuteness. I definitely need more hearts in my life.
[rings: lilyja; dish: PrinceDesignUK; romper: Anthropologie; tote: PaisleyMagic; pennant: Happy2you]
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I have been drooling over that Anthropologie romper! Isn't it just the cutest!!!ReplyDelete
I love those rings but I'm especially loving that pennant! Adorable.ReplyDelete
oh, the ring! how perfect.ReplyDelete
i love stackable rings -- great find!ReplyDelete
love those stackable rings!ReplyDelete
You saying that you definitely need more hearts in your life reminded me that I do too. I adore this post; it definitely brightened my day! xoReplyDelete
thanks for the vday inspiration!ReplyDelete
What darling images! They definitely put me in the mood for Valentine's Day. :) Yahoo!!ReplyDelete
Such a sweet array of little hearts!!ReplyDelete
Those rings are so cute- I need one.ReplyDelete
I love those rings! Great blog :)ReplyDelete
Come and enter my Valentine's Giveaway!
I love hearts and that ring is a must have!!! Hope all is lovely!! xoReplyDelete
Oh my gosh! Everything is too sweet! I really love the stacked rings + little garland! Have a great weekend! xoReplyDelete
Oh the birdie is so cute!ReplyDelete
Those heart rings! Love.ReplyDelete
Lovely finds. Especially love the ring. Unfortunately it's sold out now!!ReplyDelete
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I looooove those stacked rings. SO cute!ReplyDelete
That second pic is cute:)ReplyDelete
You have a beautiful blog, girl!
this is why i love valentine's day! thanks for finding me, your blog is lovely :) and those rings are divine!ReplyDelete
lovely valentines finds! can't wait for the 14th!ReplyDelete
ahhh those pics are adorable! I love the heart ring! So cute! thanks for leaving me a comment on my blog! I'm glad you did so I could check out your adorable blog :) I'm a new follower :)ReplyDelete
The heart ring is just so sweet. It's all so romantic.
Thank-you for stopping by my blog for a visit. Friends are always welcome. Melinda xo
The rings are so perfect for Valentine's Day!ReplyDelete
Lovely! I'm not usually a hearts kind of girl, but I love the simple stack rings! Would be perfect with a leather jacket to make them edgier!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 7, 2010 at 8:26 PM
Everything is too cute! I am in love with the hearts ring and tote bag.ReplyDelete
you know what, february is usually one of my LEAST favorite months, but this little post made me reconsider :). super cute blog, by the wayReplyDelete
Oh I love the cute little bunting and the bird.ReplyDelete
that hearts romper is too cute for words!ReplyDelete
love it. such fun valentiney finds ♥.
With florals, I sometimes feel so much older. With stars I feel far too immature, but with hearts, they just seem ageless :)ReplyDelete
I love the rings - great choices :)ReplyDelete
I love that tote... perfect to use to go to the super market!ReplyDelete
Such cuteness! I love red hearts and keep some around my home all year long:)ReplyDelete


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Annual Pet Blogger's Gift Exchange hosted by Something Wagging This Way Comes. We're not exchanging physical gifts, we're exchanging good vibes, encouragement and friendship!
We were paired up with DZ's Adventures, which is just about the most perfect match that could have been made! The blog features Dante and Ziva, two bully breed dogs who live in rainy Eugene, Oregon. Dante and Ziva's owner (and blog writer) is passionate about advocating for bully breeds and busting stereotypes. I LOVE her History of Bully Breeds post, so much great info there!
One thing that I am struck with when reading this blog is how active outdoors this family is with their dogs. Hiking (in some rather tough terrain), snow shoeing and joring, it's inspiring and makes me want to get out there with my own dogs. But then I look outside and it is FREEZING COLD! Come spring, I have something to aspire to!
DZ Dog Mom is also very in tune with her pups and uses positive methods to help solve any problems that arise. Ziva can be selectively reactive in certain situations. DZ Dog Mom's approach of teaching impulse control using clicker training makes SO much more sense than the more common (at least around here) stern shouting, NILF (Nothing In Life is Free) and "pack leader" type domination training. She also wants to start agility training with her, which will only build more focus and relationship and help even more with reactivity. Good thinking!
DZ's Adventures is a great blog for those who like reading Bully Breed success stories, watching videos of dogs getting down and having fun in nature and being inspired to take a proactive approach to dog behavior. I can't wait to hear what these guys get up to next!
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Oh, you got one of my faves! I enjoy reading the adventures of Dante and Ziva too.ReplyDelete
Nothing better than active families. We love reading about adventures too!ReplyDelete
I also love reading about the DZ Dog Adventures. Thanks for sharing why they're so great for the Pet Blogger's Gift Exchange!ReplyDelete
DZ's Adventures is one of my favorite blogs. Nice way to highlight the blog for the PBGE!ReplyDelete
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Turn on the news or read through much of the analysis put out by some of our friends, and you're likely to hear a lot of talk about "momentum": the term is used about 60 times per day by major media outlets in conjunction with articles about polling.Sounds a lot like the Strickland campaign, eh?
When people say a particular candidate has momentum, what they are implying is that present trends are likely to perpetuate themselves into the future. Say, for instance, that a candidate trailed by 10 points in a poll three weeks ago — and now a new poll comes out showing the candidate down by just 5 points. It will frequently be said that this candidate "has the momentum", "is gaining ground," "is closing his deficit," or something similar.
Each of these phrases are in the present tense. They create the impression that — if the candidate has gone from being 10 points down to 5 points down, then by next week, he'll have closed his deficit further: perhaps he'll even be ahead!
Silver continues...
There's just one problem with this. It has no particular tendency toward being true.Read the whole analysis here. If you're into polling analysis, it's fascinating.


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IndigoVision USA East Team welcomes Rick Spillane
We are very excited to announce the addition of Rick Spillane to our USA Sales Team where he will be heading the East Coast as our new Senior Sales Director. Rick was a pioneer in the IP security market with a strong involvement in establishing Axis. Prior to this he had a similar role with Sony, building their early success in IP video and most recently with 3VR.
On joining, Rick said "This is an exciting time for IndigoVision and I'm especially excited to be joining following our return to ISC West, where many exciting new innovative products were previewed, including IndigoVision's Cybersecurity product, CyberVigilant™"!
I look forward to getting out on the road and meeting with our leading integrators very soon."
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sound : Vibrations transmitted through an elastic solid or a liquid or gas, with frequencies in the approximate range of 20 to 20,000 hertz, capable of being detected by human organs of hearing.His reaction is the proof ........
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Doubters Take Down Plantinga
|Alvin is happy because he believes that El Tigre's punishing headlock is really an epiphenomenon of his willing defeat.
Their latest outing has them grappling with Alvin Plantinga's "Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism," and slamming it down on the mat. Subscribe here to listen to Plantinga's epic fail.


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The Voice: Two of four coaches' saves, Adriana Louise and Michaela Paige, eliminated.
The Voice aired its first results, based solely on fans' voting, on Tuesday night.
Team Blake Shelton's Michaela Paige and Team Christina Aguilera's Adriana Louise were eliminated. The pair were save by the coaches the previous week when America saved two members from each team with its votes.
I can't say I'm surprised by the eliminations, although I did like Adriano a lot better than a few others left in the competition.


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Learning from last Week: (click here for the previous post)
- Index Pops out of the Day Channel, with a single candle #D1.
- A Broadening Top forms on the Day or shorter TF #D1.
Support & Resistance:
- The Broadening Top Pattern was support, while the 200 SMA and the Broadening Top was Resistance last week #D1.
Moving Averages:
- The critical 5 EMA and 13 SMA, are crossed Bearishly on the Month Screen #M1.
- The redrawn TRD #M2, is facing resistance at the mid point (50% Fibo).
Pullback to Week Channel bottom in progress, Day Channel Top resistance breaks and Broadening Top forms #D1.
Looking Forward into this Week:
- 'Opening White Marubozu' (Study Links here, here or elsewhere) is active on the Long Term chart #M1.
- Broadening Top, is the next challenge for Bulls, on the Day Chart (Study Links here, here or elsewhere) #D1.
Support & Resistance:
- Immediate resistance is the Broadening Top & 200 SMA on the Day Screen #D1. Bulls aim for 8040, the 'Fibonacci 76.4% retrace of the 2010 low to the ATH)' #W1.
- Next Support is the Daily 50 SMA or Broadening Top #D1, Bears would want life under 7367, the 'Fibonacci 61.8% retrace of the 2010 low to the ATH)' #W1.
- The Death Cross (50 and 200 SMA) has been active for the past 6+ months #D1.
- The MACD crossing to above its MA and histogram ticking above the zero line, is good for Bulls #M2.
Wrap :
Bulls see the Pullback from the Weekly 200 SMA, to the Week Channel Bottom #W1 continuing, with an upward break out, from the Broadening Top #D1.
Bears seek help from the resistances discussed to enable a deep dive, to below 7367, to take the index to below the Weekly 200 SMA #W1.


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Name: 하석진 / Ha Suk Jin (Ha Seok Jin)
Date of birth: 1982-Feb-10
Profession: Actor
Height: 182 Cm
Weight: 73 Kg.
TV Series
Your House Helper (KBS2, 2018)
A Poem a Day (tvN, 2018)
Radiant Office (MBC, 2017)
Something About 1% (DramaX, 2016)
Drinking Solo (tvN, 2016)
After the Show Ends (tvN, 2016)
D-Day (jTBC, 2015)
The Legendary Witch (MBC, 2014)
The Woman Who Married Three Times (SBS, 2013)
Shark (KBS2, 2013)
Childless Comfort (JTBC, 2012)
Standby (MBC, 2012)
If Tomorrow Comes (SBS, 2011)
Can't Live With Losing (MBC, 2011)
Once Upon a Time in Saengchori (tvN, 2010)
Merchant Kim Man Deok (KBS1, 2010)
Give Me Food (MBC, 2009)
I Am Happy (SBS, 2008)
Hello! Miss (KBS, 2007)
Perhaps Love (TV Mnet, 2007) cameo
Dr. Kkang (MBC, 2006)
Sad Love Song (MBC, 2005)
Princess Lulu (SBS, 2005)
Like for Likes (2016)
A Song of Mobsters (2009)
Summer Whispers (2008)
Unstoppable Marriage (2007)
Sexy Teacher (2006)
See You After School (2006)
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68 Responses to "Ha Suk Jin"
51ONCE UPON A TIME IN SAENGCHORI « LoveDrama's Says:
December 3rd, 2011 at 12:53 am
[…] Ha Suk Jin as Jo Min Sung Lee Young Eun as Yoo Eun Joo Kim Dong Yoon as Han Ji Min Kang Nam Gil as Lee Man Soo Jo Sang Ki as Choi Dal Gook Jung Ji Ah as Park Min Young Kim Kyung Bum (김경범) as Bong Jin Soo Kim Hak Chul as Park Kyu Bae Geu Rin as Park Bok Soon / Victoria Nam Bo Ra as Oh Na Young Go Ho Kyung as Hye Rin Yoon Seo Hyun as mystery writer Yoon Shi Yoon as Park Shi Yoon (cameo) Choi Daniel (cameo) […]
52darlyngirl Says:
January 27th, 2012 at 7:21 pm
he look like a playboy.BUT I still love him>_<
53ROMI FERNANDO Says:
February 8th, 2012 at 5:23 pm
good acting….. i like…… in "Once Upon a Time in Saengchori"
54zhia_aala Says:
May 12th, 2012 at 7:30 pm
did he appear in SG Wannabe * As I LIve" MV alongside with Seo Jun-Yeong?
because the guy really look like him, especially when he's smile……
correct me if I'm wrong……
the other guy of course Seo Jun-yeong….he's quite plum that time…….
55Once Upon a Time in Saengchori | Novelas Coreanas - Todo Sobre los Doramas Coreanos en Español Says:
February 3rd, 2013 at 12:51 pm
[…] Ha Suk Jin as Jo Min Sung Lee Young Eun as Yoo Eun Joo Kim Dong Yoon as Han Ji Min Kang Nam Gil as Lee Man Soo Jo Sang Ki as Choi Dal Gook Jung Ji Ah as Park Min Young ?? as Bong Jin Soo Kim Hak Chul as Park Kyu Bae Geu Rin as Park Bok Soon Nam Bo Ra as Oh Na Young […]
56Can't Live With Losing (지고는 못살아) | styrn Says:
May 5th, 2013 at 2:57 pm
[…] Kim Ja Ok as Hong Geum Ji Joo Jin Mo as Kang Woo Shik Ga Deuk Hee (가득희) as Ga Deuk Hee Ha Suk Jin as Ha Suk Jin Kim Jin Woo as So Joo Hyun Song Jae Ho as grandfather (cameo) Lee Soo Kyung as Eun […]
57Shark / 상어 (2013) | My Little World Says:
July 8th, 2013 at 9:22 pm
[…] Oh Joon Young (Ha Suk Jin) is the man that Hae Woo got engaged to while thinking that Yi Soo had died becomes suspicious of […]
58MADARAH Says:
October 29th, 2013 at 7:28 pm
59Namali Says:
November 10th, 2013 at 2:29 pm
We like you so much. Your acting also good.
60CoolBeans Says:
October 27th, 2014 at 11:28 am
I am so glad Suk Jin is a good guy in The Legendary Witch. He was too wicked in The Woman Who Married Three Times! I could barely stand to look at him!
61Yulie yuta Says:
May 27th, 2015 at 1:57 pm
Lope you so much ha suk jin oppaaaaa 😍😍😍😘😘😘
62jm Says:
October 2nd, 2015 at 12:36 pm
i love you ha suk jin
63NIL Says:
October 3rd, 2015 at 12:21 pm
I like your acting ability Ha Ji Suk!!!!Cool & Handsome!!!!!More power for you!!! Good luck to your success!!!!
64D-Day Says:
October 6th, 2015 at 5:44 pm
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[…] أثناء فترة خطوبتهم المُزيفة. فـ"لي جي ان" (Ha Suk Jin) يمتلك المظهر المُغري للطرف الآخر، و هو أيضاَ ذكي و أتى […]
67miki Says:
February 22nd, 2017 at 5:53 am
He wasn't in a lot of drama before but now I see him ery often
68Eve Says:
October 26th, 2017 at 4:28 am
Love you. You are manly when it comes to romance. I beg I want to see you more. SOMETHING ABOUT 1% you scattered my head there. Keep it up.
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NEW YORK — At one point during the 14-month, $100-million production of HBO's new series "Rome," actor James Purefoy, who plays Mark Antony, was introduced to a group of Italian extras undergoing rigorous boot-camp training to portray Roman soldiers.
The cameras weren't rolling, and on any other set the moment would have consisted of behind-the-scenes chitchat. But months of immersion in a painstakingly detailed re-creation of the ancient city had its effect. As he stood in a replica of the Forum -- constructed to scale at the renowned Cinecitta Studios in Rome -- Purefoy addressed the men not as himself but as the famed Roman commander. They, in turn, stood sharply at attention, facing him with respectful awe.


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It's normally around this time of year that I realise that Christmas is sneaking up on me. Now, 4 months away may seem like a long time. But experience has taught to leave shopping until December at my absolute peril. December is the month of school concerts, special assemblies, school trips, and last minute it's almost end of term playdates. December is when you can't get a car park at the plaza and the line in Target is 40 minutes long. Oh, and it's stinking hot - just to make sure that waiting in the car and in endless queues is even more enjoyable.
Over the last three or four years I've started to think differently about Christmas shopping. The mass consumerism disturbs me a lot. Last year I went to the annual toy sale at a big department store and I saw people dragging two trolleys absolutely overflowing with toys up and down the aisles. They looked doped up on a shopping high. One man was blindly grabbing things off the shelves and hurling them in without so much as a thought. The greed and the MORE MORE MORE of that day turned me off big time. I decided to cancel my layby and hand make almost all of my gifts. It took a lot of time to think of ideas, find materials in thrift stores (my goal was to recycle as much as I could), and then create my gifts. It would have been easier to buy things but nowhere near as satisfying.
The gifts I do buy, I want to buy consciously. I want to buy ethically produced, fair trade products, and things where I know a fair proportion of the money is going back to the people who need it. Websites like Oxfam and Kiva have online shops where you can donate on someone else's behalf. Oxfam has an online shop where you can donate money towards something tangible like a chicken, a water testing kit, or a fishing net. Or if you like to give something that can be unwrapped, they also have a store selling fair trade products like scarves, jewellery, musical instruments, and toys. I've already bought a few things from the Oxfam Shop that I'm squirreling away for Xmas. Here are some of the beautiful things you can find on the website:
Another one of my favourite websites is Ethikl. Ethikl sells "Eco friendly, organic, upcycled and fair trade products by independent designers and ethical producers". There's a huge range on their website, here's a teaser;
Where and how we spend our Christmas dollars is important. It's our shopping vote - I believe in this, I don't believe in that. My plan for this year is to have a simple, ethical Christmas. I hope you'll join me :)


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Greed6:31 PM
Our nature after getting a lot we still crave for more. The hunger never leaves even if the stomach is already full and bulging. People just want more and consume more even if they are overcapacity already.
A sad state.
Human being is about giving and sharing and yet we digress from that state and pursue a belief that to be a human being we must accumulate. And accumulate we did until there is nothing left but a landscape of grief and destruction.
There is a minute chance to reverse this. Hopefully we can.


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October 25, 2013
How to Taste
When folks find out that I teach the occasional wine tasting class- the question I can always count on getting is, "Why do you have to teach people to taste wine?" To this, I typically respond that while drinking is fun and easy- you raise your glass and take a good swig, tasting is about appreciating the complexities and romance that wine has to offer and being able to share it with other people.
For the most part, people buy wine based on recommendations. With that in mind, tasting becomes part of telling a story- it's about sharing an experience. And after a while, tasting wine becomes automatic (much like recalling a fond memory). So let's dive into the basics that will arm you with the knowledge you need to start tasting!
Step #1 – Appearance
How a wine appears can tell you a lot more than you think. There's a lot that goes into the visual aspects of wine: color, intensity, and clarity. The best way to observe the appearance of a wine is from the rim in proper lighting and preferably against a white background. Is the wine cloudy, does it contain sediment, or perhaps it's bright or brilliant when light is seen through it. Is the intensity of the color deep and solid, saturated perhaps or even thin? And what hues can be seen through the color of the wine?
There's a reason why wine is often described in comparison to precious gems. Ruby red Pinots to deep Garnet Cabernets and even Golden Chardonnays. Maybe a red wine has deep purple tones or perhaps a white shows a bit of straw yellow.
Step #2 – Bouquet
The aromas of a wine can be a lovely thing. It's incredible that from grapes, we can take in a plethora of scents like raspberries, herbs, butterscotch, and chocolate- just to name a few. In smelling wine, I recommend first trying to catch the aromas of the wine before swirling. Then try swirling the wine in your glass to invigorate and aerate it to bolster the intensity of the bouquet.
A fun technique I've learned recently is smelling in different ways- active and passive inhalation.
Active Inhalation – Focus your eyes and open your moth. Breathe in through your nose while simultaneously breathing in through your mouth.
Passive inhalation – when smelling the wine, relax muscles in your face and just breathe in through your nose.
Try both methods to detemine which your prefer. Regardless of how one smells wine, the important thing is to be patient. The bouquet of a wine can offer insight into the character and origin of the wine.
Step #3 – Palate
Now we've hit everyone's favorite part of wine tasting, the actual tasting portion! It's been my instruction and now recommendation, to always start off with a quick sip purely for first impressions. Do you generally like it? After this impression, tasting at the sensory level becomes a journey.
After swirling the wine, take a good sip- not so much that you need to swallow, but enough to swirl around your mouth as different parts of your mouth, tongue, and gums taste and sense different aspects of the wine. From here, take the time to assess with a few sips all of the following:
- Is the wine dry or sweet?
- What's the acidity like- how much salivation does it cost?
- How does the body and mouth-feel of the wine feel?
- Go into the flavors- what do you taste at first and how does it evolve?
- Finally, take some time to appreciate the finish? Are there lingering flavors or a particular mouth-feel?
Answering these questions is a great way to tell a wine's story. Now when you say you like or dislike a wine, this will help you start to explain why. With that in mind, I hope you'll begin enjoying wine the way winemakers hope you will- share the wines you love with your friends and loved ones.


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Thursday, 19 August 2010
brown / black
and so it happened again.. more topshop overload. this blouse is a new purchase, i think it's so lovely and quite an unusual colour, and satisfies my current need for peterpan collars. however it's so hard to pair with anything in my wardrobe, almost nothing went with it! in the end the only thing that i found which looked reasonable was these lace shorts.
27 comments:
Love the outfit! xoReplyDelete
ah, you have the best outfits.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous blouse, and I think it goes great with the shorts!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:17 pm, August 19, 2010
loooooove the top! I saw it the other day online and put it in my pretend shopping cart ^,^ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:18 pm, August 19, 2010
it looks great! doesnt it match a black, skinny jeans and high heels (or those boots)?ReplyDelete
OMG..i love your blouse..ReplyDelete
since i have left england, i miss shopping at topshop the most;)
lovely outfit<3
ooo brown and black with those nails- so pretty!ReplyDelete
i love how you mix colours (:
That blouse is adorable!ReplyDelete
Ah I wish there was a topshop in switzerland.....
Lovely blouse! I'm sure you can find more things to pair it with...I feel like that's a color that might not obviously match with many things, but actually looks great with them. Maybe some burgundy, steel blue, or even army green accents? And of course, looks great with black.ReplyDelete
what a beautiful shirt!ReplyDelete
i love this blouse, i saw it in topshop but didnt know what to wear it with either. what you've chosen looks really good. the nails really pop too xReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:01 am, August 20, 2010
super cute. Love the shorts with it. :DReplyDelete
absolutely love this. this mocha color is perfect on you and so are those peter pan collars. I love this! xReplyDelete
That blouse is too cute not to buy.ReplyDelete
wow that blouse looks so good on you!ReplyDelete
Wow, that blouse is so so lovely. I really wish there was a Topshop near me so I can buy this RIGHT NOW.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:58 am, August 20, 2010
I saw this blouse online and loved it, you look wonderful in it. There is sadly no Topshop where I live though ):ReplyDelete
is the trim in black velvet? either way the blouse is lovely!ReplyDelete
Casie Jean
Topshop owns so, I completely understand why you end up wearing a near complete outfit by them :) I really like this, the new blouse is lovely :)ReplyDelete
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I love the shirt!!!!! it is so soft and beautiful!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:53 pm, August 20, 2010
I love the style of that blouse, looks really nice with the shorts xReplyDelete
Lush :).ReplyDelete
I have this blouse too and totally agree with you that its a toughie to match. the brown/black palette works a treat though. x
- Anonymous3:47 pm, August 28, 2010
I love these colors together! The blouse is just perfect!ReplyDelete
snap with the peter pan collars! i tried making one today which was a mssive fail!ReplyDelete
i love how you can wear all topshop and still make it look interesting!
please drop by my blog if you get a chance!
You got some awesome look girl! Really love it. FOllowing :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:15 pm, September 13, 2010
Love this top on you. Beautiful!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:42 am, October 16, 2010
This is my first time commenting, but I love love love your blog! Your blog is seriously one of the only blogs I enjoy looking at/reading. I've been searching for this blouse on the topshop website for a while now and have yet to find it. If still in stock, Would it be possible for you to provide a link for it? Thank you so much, I'd appreciate it greatly.ReplyDelete