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MadCap Software Increases Year-Over-Year Revenues By 67 Percent ...
SAN DIEGO, Calif., Nov. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring and a showcase company for Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT - News) Visual Studio 2005 and Microsoft XPS, today announced that as of October 31, 2007, year-to-date revenues represent a 67 percent increase over the same period last year. In the same timeframe, MadCap has also seen an equally impressive gain in its cash position, and the company continues to build on the profitability that it has recognized from product inception.
MadCap's strong financial performance is matched by a rapid rise in market share for its native-XML content authoring software, Flare. Just 19 months after its debut, Flare continues to outperform as the fastest growing technical authoring and documentation tool and commands 25 percent of the market, according to the 2007 WritersUA Skills and Technologies Survey published October 21, 2007.
Other Fug Fixes
It's been another long week here at GFY HQ, what with the Oscars, and blogging about the Oscars, and then complaining about how boring the Oscars were... but, at long last, TGIF. Which around these parts stands for Thank George It's Friday. What better way to end the week than to borrow again, with respect, a gimmick from The Daily Show and sign off for the day with something that brings us inner peace. After a random conversation with a friend about Reba McEntyre songs, it came to my attention that she'd never been exposed to the sheer brilliance that is the video for that old duet, "Does He Love You?" I remember seeing this when the song came out back in the 90s, and it plucked every soapy heartstring I have. Behold the glories of what Reba is wearing in the very first shot! Of the hat she so boldly wears in extreme close-ups in Act 2! Of the hugeness of her hair in Act Three! The total generic himbo they're fighting for, and all the associated top-notch acting! And that ending.
Good news for injured Wood
PAUL Wood has revealed in his exclusive Warrington Guardian blog that tests have shown he suffered no major damage to his shoulder on Sunday. Wood was making his return against Catalans Dragons after a six-month lay-off following a shoulder reconstruction. But the forward had to leave the field just six minutes into his comeback, seemingly in agony after dislocating the same shoulder. Wood was rushed to Whiston Hospital and Wolves boss Paul Cullen said after the game that the injury 'didn't look good', amid fears that the Wiganer could face another long lay-off. But Wood went for tests yesterday, Monday, and reveals the outcome in his latest blog for the Warrington Guardian website before thanking fans for their support during the past two days.
Ellen Page's Sexuality! Jennifer Garner's Hairdo!
Tilda promises her award to her agent, but I bet he'll only take 10 percent of it. No Country for Old Men wins Best Adapted Screenplay despite the lengthy stretches with no dialogue whatsoever. What I have to say about that is . . . (silence; the wind blows a tumbleweed into the dead man's face; a coyote yelps in the distance). 9:54 p.m.: The legendary inflatable doll known as Miley Cyrus announces another lousy nominated song. Who could forget Miley's immortal Grammy moment when she professed love for dad, her brother, and Jesus Christ? The son of our Lord will be so thrilled to know he's on a par with the guy who did "Achy Breaky Heart"! 10:15 p.m.: Best Actress already? Did someone shuffle the cue cards? Cate Blanchett must be the first person to be nominated for a movie that got a 34 percent rating on rottentomatoes.com.
YESTERDAY’S RUMORS!
Fast forward to 2008 and Golden Girl is back in the headlines. The radio chick (or is that groupie chick?) is allegedly writing a book about all her experiences in the entertainment business. What leaks out first? A supposed lesbian tryst with Lil' Kim, which is very explicit.
“Anyway, there I was, in a position I had never been in, laying in bed with the Queen Bee, ready to eat her *****. [Illseed note: I think she means cake.] We were in some exquisitely designed bedroom, where she was dressed in a thong…"
I don't really believe this one, but Click here for an excerpt and some pics. It's a raw one.
SNOOP: I DON'T NEED DR.
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