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its wonderfull article.. ill pass to my frnds

Much of this has no relevance to an office job, and many of the people listed on here are not even good role models-- some even seem as if they were picked at random. How can you compare Oprah to Britney Spears? Shaking your booty for a camera has nothing to do with getting a real job. It is hard to respect women who do that-- all this has to do with creating a superficial image that sells ... Perhaps this is what you are referring to by the word, "success?" Exactly what does this have to do with real hard work?... Actors and pop stars who make millions of dollars for a single project or ad campaign by no means live in the same dimension as everyone else who is dying from exhaustion due to their insanely low-paying job. Moreover, if you are going to include people from the music industry, which is still quite irrelevant, at least include REAL musicians who actually create their own music and have made a real lasting impact on society. I don't see much variety here-- I just see a bunch of tv/movie stars and politicians-- and for many of them, their success seems to be based on how much money they made rather how much good they have contributed to American culture. After all the misery the Bush administration has caused this country, I really can't even believe you would put Mr. Cheney on the list! Please be more selective with the people you choose!

Super awesome!! I love it, especially since it was a nice balance of men and women across tons of different industries/celebrity statuses.

What are you all talking about in terms of typos? This looks totally clean to me! Now I'm super curious what I'm missing - can you point them out? Would also probably help Excelle's staff to know what typos they should fix...

Great info, but there were so many typos and grammatical errors, I started to feel embarrassed for the authors of this article, focusing more on the mistakes than content.

If we are to receive quality info, make sure you provide quality work to ensure that what you urging us "readers" to do, you do likewise.

Some good tid-bits. Isn't J.K.Rowling's book "Harry Potter and the Sorcer's Stone"?

As from one of the books that I love to read it says there "Thoughts are Things..." and this people did not stop until they found what they are looking for.

this was a good read. My favorite was #8 Susan Boyle. I liked #20 also, but i had never considered J. K. Rawling a celebrity. Huh! just goes to show you what i know. but i like the "underdog". Not so sure about the ones on chaney and Trump. whatever.