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Former Hooters Girl turned Cinnabon President Kat Cole has burned a path through beer and cinnamon cinnabon calories to grab the helm of the company and bring it to that holy $1 billion in revenue indicator.
With her leadership, Cinnabon is on track to becoming a food brand as iconic as those put forth by PepsiCo (Gatorade, Mountain Dew, Pepsi, Frito-Lay chips, Quaker Oats) or General Mills (Betty Crocker foods, Yoplait, Pillsbury, all the good cereals)
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Q: WHO IS DAVID KARP?
A: Only the founder and CEO of Tumblr, the microblogging/social network platform which has taken the world by storm (he has his own Tumblr blog as well).
Tumblr was recently acquired by Yahoo for about $1.1 billion however he is remains the CEO of the company (worth some $200 million). Karp is the youngest member of the 40 Under 40 list.
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This sentence is a very interesting one that shines light into the mind of Pope Francis I and his humility.
There is, within the Catholic Church, a catechism, or “a text which contains the fundamental Christian truths formulated in a way that facilitates their understanding” known as the Major Catechism of the Catholic Church. This doctrinal document, crafted from 1985 to 1992 when Pope John Paul II approved it, serves as the universal cathecism or major doctrinal text from which all other catechisms for both local and national groups of Catholics will draw inspiration, doctrine, and materials from.
Think of the Catechism of the Catholic Church as the one document which concisely lists the doctrines and Christian truths which serve as the basis for all Catholic understanding.
Within the Catechism of the Catholic Church (specifically Article 10, Section I), it is taught that one baptism erases the original sin and thus allows man to come closer to God. It adds, however, that baptism does not rid us of the temptation of sin and evil, defined as “concupiscence” as opposed to sin. However, the Pope states regardless of the baptism he had as a Catholic faithful, sin remains in all of us–him included, and by calling himself a sinner, he humbly reminds the faithful that even a Pope has tendency to sin. We are all fallible (or so the rhetoric goes).
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