Hopefully this will be the last album of this event! Part 7 wrapping things up on a solid event with lots of eye-candy.
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Hwang Mi Hee (황미희) looking just smoking crazy hot!
Is Han Ji Eun (한지은) really there? Who cares! She looks sizzling hot!
Ju Daha (주다하) is the ultimate biker chick! Smoking hot legs, an incredible body with an insanely sexy face to go with the whole package.
Not to mention she does have decent weapons up front too!
Jang Jung Eun (장정은) showing some of that fine ass!
Hwang In Ji (황인지) with those gorgeous legs!
Ok, I admit I want to undo those stringy things for her.
Kim Ha Yul (김하율) apparently enjoying herself!
Choi Yu Jung (최유정) is just wow in this outfit!
The unparalleled Park Soo Kyung (박수경) with those weapons up front!
"The Way Forward"
In the latter half of 2005, Chairman Bill Ford asked newly-appointed Ford Americas Division President Mark Fields to develop a plan to return the company to profitability. Fields previewed the Plan, dubbed The Way Forward, at the December 7, 2005 board meeting of the company; and it was unveiled to the public on January 23, 2006. "The Way Forward" includes resizing the company to match current market realities, dropping some unprofitable and inefficient models, consolidating production lines, and shutting fourteen factories and cutting 30,000 jobs.[31]
These cutbacks are consistent with Ford's roughly 25% decline in U.S. automotive market share since the mid-late 1990s. Ford's target is to become profitable again in 2009, a year later than projected.[citation needed] Ford's realignment also includes the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary, Hertz Rent-a-Car to a private equity group for $15 billion in cash and debt acquisition. The sale was completed on December 22, 2005. A 50-50 joint venture with Mahindra and Mahindra Limited of India, called Mahindra Ford India, Limited (MIFL), ended with Ford buying out Mahindra's remaining stake in the company in 2005.[32] Ford had previously upped its stake to 72% in 1998.[33]
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Ford also became President of the company in April 2006, with the retirement of Jim Padilla. Five months later, in September, he stepped down as President and CEO, and naming Alan Mulally as his successor. Bill Ford continues as Executive Chairman, along with an executive operating committee made up of Mulally, Mark Schulz, Lewis Booth, Don Leclair, and Mark Fields.
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