1.-Jay A. Pritzker El Premio Pritzker es la condecoración más importante que puede obtener un arquitecto, fue creado por Jay A. Pritzker y su familia en 1978. Premia a un arquitecto (en vida) y su obra, en dónde se exprese el talento como arquitecto y su aportación teórica a la disciplina de la Arquitectura. Los arquitectos que han obtenido éste premio son personas altamente creativas, y sus obras son paradigma en la historia de la arquitectura.2.- Jonathan IveJonathan Paul Ive, i.A.v.a (nacido en febrero de 1967) es un diseñador británico y el vicepresidente de diseño industrial en Apple Inc. Es internacionalmente reconocido como el diseñador principal de los iMac G3, iMac G4, iMac de aluminio, titanio y PowerBook, MacBook, MacBook Pro Unibody , el iPod y el iPhoneLa translucidezEsta primera fase, apareció en 1997 con la eMate, seguido en 1998 con el lanzamiento de la Bondi original azul iMac. Este tema fue luego aplicado a los modelos de iBook lanzado por primera vez en 1999, y la Azul y Blanco Power Mac G3 y sus Muestra Estudio de acompañamiento. El diseño se caracteriza por las superficies transparentes o con un caramelo o similar color blanco lechoso y suave, abombamiento contornos. Uniforme a rayas verticales tenue se hicieron para mostrar a través de los rostros translúcidos de estos productos. Impreso en el panel posterior para los puertos y las marcas de aprobación de la agencia era una placa que contiene un lenticular 3D ondulado patrón. Los cables de alimentación de corriente alterna también eran translúcidos, con los cables trenzados opacos visibles en su interior.La translucidez y los colores de este estilo parece haber sido inspirado por caramelos pastillas de goma, y visitó las plantas de los informes, Ive de confitería que aprender a replicar el efecto visual de la pastilla de goma. Ive y su equipo llegaron a desarrollar nuevas técnicas de fabricación a fin de crear productos basados en este motivo de diseño.Sólo el PowerBook G3 fue influenciada por el estilo transparente (con la excepción de un teclado transparente, de color bronce en el Lombard y modelos de Pismo, y conservó su carcasa de color negro opaco, hasta que fue sustituido por el PowerBook G4 Titanium en 2001.

3.- Sherilyn McCoy

Sherilyn McCoy is one of the most powerful women in pharma, heading J&J's work in biotech, internal medicine, and virology. Her versatility makes her a dynamo. Over three decades at the company, she has marketed skin-care products, overseen operations at home and abroad, and run the baby-products division. What gives McCoy cred with the firm's scientists is that she's one of them: A chemical engineer by training, she started in the R&D ranks, earning five patents for her work. -- by Abha Bhattarai

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4.- Masamichi Katayama

Tokyo-based Masamichi Katayama, 42, has created everything from furniture and lighting to TV-studio sets, but it's his shops for clients such as Fred Perry and A Bathing Ape that have cemented his reputation as uncommonly clever. In Uniqlo's NYC store, he deployed an army of motorized mannequins -- a never-tiring band of runway models to beckon passersby. A Katayama store isn't mere retail; it's consumertainment. -- by Danielle Sacks

5.- Susan Wu

How do you make money from things that don't exist? Susan Wu intends to show you. The first venture capitalist to focus on virtual goods -- products that don't exist offline, such as Facebook gifts and everything your avatar needs in Second Life -- Wu is the doyenne of this growing niche. Her past investments include Twitter and Conduit Labs. That has helped earn her startup -- which focuses on massively multiplayer online games and will count on virtual goods for the bulk of its revenue -- respect in a male-dominated industry, not to mention millions of dollars in funding. -- by Anne C. Lee

6.- June Arunga

Like many young students, June Arunga took time off from law school for a road trip. But it was no spring break. Working with a BBC TV film crew, she traveled 5,000 miles from Cairo to Cape Town, documenting a grueling journey that brought her from war zones, mining towns, and refugee camps to Desmond Tutu's living room. "I wanted to know, Why is Africa so poor?" says the Kenyan, from her current home in Ghana. To visit people displaced after a 30-year war over oil in Sudan, she had to hitch a ride with the relief organization Doctors Without Borders. While she visited with UN peacekeepers, she says, local rebels "threatened to slit my throat and eat my flesh." At the end of her trip, after praying with Tutu in his living room, she bluntly asked the Nobel Prize winner, "Where have Africans gone wrong?"

7.- Noah Brier

"If a programmer saw my code, they'd probably vomit," says Noah Brier, 27. A self-described tinkerer, he feeds his online-strategy work for clients including GE and Dove by creating, on his own time, compelling projects at the intersection of social media, digital advertising, and anthropology. One is Brand Tags, a Web site that flashes a logo and asks consumers to submit the first word that comes to mind. The answers go into a tag cloud that so far has 1.6 million words related to 900 brands. Some findings are unexpected: Consumers associate Audi with the Olympics (it's that linked-circle logo) and BMW with "asshole." Less surprising: Mac users tie Apple to "innovation" while PC users say "pretentious." Another project, My First Tweet, looks

at how people engage with new mediums by compiling their initial Twitter posts. "I discovered that people use it the same way they'd approach a microphone," he says. "They tap it once or twice and ask if it's on." -- by Danielle Sacks

8.- Josh Schwartz

Josh Schwartz has made his name chronicling the young, pretty, and privileged on TV, first with The O.C., then with Gossip Girl. But after his Girl found unexpected success online -- new episodes routinely top iTunes' most-downloaded chart -- Schwartz, 32, pitched his latest beautiful brainchild, "Rockville CA," to TheWB.com as a series of five-minute Webisodes. "Kids are going to college with laptops, not TVs," says the former USC frat boy. "I figured, Why not?" Not that he's swearing off old media: His as-yet-untitled Gossip Girl spin-off debuts this fall on the CW, and he's directing a new film version of Jay McInerney's Bright Lights, Big City. -- by Dan Macsai

9.- Hussein Chalayan

Fashion designers aren't new at Puma -- as guests. But now Puma has hired Hussein Cha-layan, 38, as its first creative director and bought a major-ity stake in his own business. Known for fusing high tech and high fashion in pieces such as a Swarovski frock studded with LEDs, the two-time British Designer of the Year says he's looking to Puma's "access to technology to turn some of the technological dreams into reality." Will the creator of the self-undressing dress now invent shoes that take themselves off? -- by Anne C. Lee10.-Bill GatesEl hombre mas rico del mundo paso a ser Sir Bill Gates después que la Reina Isabel lo nombrara “Caballero Honorario”…Aparte de ser el hombre más rico del mundo y ser dueño de la empresa que produce el Windows que casi todos usamos, acaba de ser nombrado por la Reina Isabel de Gran Bretaña como “Caballero Honorario”, por su éxito en la Informática y dar un gran aporte a la actividad empresarial mundial.En el palacio de Buckingham, la Reina Isabel, al tocarle el hombro con una espada, estará convirtiéndolo en Comandante Caballero de la Más Excelsa Orden del Imperio Británico, agregando en ese país ante su nombre “Sir”, osea que deja de ser Bill Gates en Gran Bretaña para ser “Sir Bill Gates”.Se sabe que desde el año pasado se hizo el anuncio de que este magnate de la informática sería Caballero Honorario, razón por la cual el Secretario Británico de Relaciones Exteriores le rindió tributo.“Bill Gates es uno de los líderes empresariales mas importantes de su era” y “la tecnología Microsoft ha transformado las prácticas empresariales y su compañía ha tenido un impacto profundo en la economía británica” fueron las palabras del secretario Británico de Relaciones Exteriores.Bueno, ahora solo nos faltaría que salga la versión “Microsoft Sir Longhorn”, o SIE (Sir Internet

Explorer) pero bueno, la verdad se lo merecía ya que sin su Windows no podríamos tener nuestra pc o laptop encendida todo el tiempo.