text:
As pointed out in the previous exhibit, Americans and Canadians are taking a three-day holiday to observe Labor Day, which this year is Monday, September 1. On this occasion established nearly a century-and-a-half ago, they do their best to get sunburned, exhausted and happythe latter with or without the aid of beer, which sells in oceanic quantities as summer winds down and people populate beaches, mountain meadows, national parks, RV camps and back yards. There are several versions … [Read more...]
Labor Day #1: Struttin'
This is Labor Day weekend or, if you prefer the Canadian spelling, Labour Day weekend. Monday will see official observance of the day established in Canada in 1872 and the US in 1887 to honor the economic and social contributions of working people. It long ago expanded to a three-day holiday weekend that marks the unofficial end of summer, the return of children to school and huge sales at department stores, automobile dealerships and sellers of electronics. Millions of Americans celebrate … [Read more...]
Happy Bird Day To You
Here it is Charlie Parker's 94th birthday, and I'm just getting around to observing it. The photograph captures Bird in a moment of happiness. Such moments came fairly often in his troubled life, more frequently when he was at work than when he was pursuing, or pursued by, his problems. So, let's listen to him at work. First, one of his magical transformations of George Gershwin's "Embraceable You." This is Take 2 of the tune from his Dial session of October … [Read more...]
Weekend Listening Tip: Holman At Port Townsend
At 87, Bill Holman still hits the road occasionally. He did this summer and unveiled a major work. Sunday on his Jazz Northwest program, the veteran jazz broadcaster Jim Wilke will present his recording of the new piece and others by Holman conducting a big band loaded with stars. In the Jim Levitt photo below, you see Holman at work. Baritone saxophonist Gary Smulyan is visible on the left end of the reed section. Here is part of Mr. Wilke's announcement, including information about how … [Read more...]
Jan Lundgren's Newest…And (Maybe) A Nomination
News has arrived that my notes for the new Jan Lundgren solo piano CD have been submitted to the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences for a possible Grammy nomination. I hasten to emphasize that a submission is not a nomination. The essay required some of the most exhaustive research I have ever done for an album annotation. It involved the pleasure of listening repeatedly to All By Myself and investigating the history of each of its 14 pieces, classics from what we have all come to … [Read more...]
Other Matters: Apples And "Scrapple"
It's time for the annual Rifftides apple crop outlook, with evidence snapped this week on a cycling expedition. Stacks of bins the size of apartment complexes sit waiting to be filled with what Executive Director Jon DeVaney of the Yakima Valley Growers-Shippers Association says will be a "good-sized crop of high quality." He predicted to the Yakima Herald-Republic that Washington State's apple farmers will harvest 140 million boxes of apples, an increase of eight-and-a-half percent over … [Read more...]
New Recommendation: Tom Harrell
Tom Harrell, Trip (HighNote) A dozen compositions by trumpeter Harrell provide a framework for variety and surprise in this recording by the pianoless quartet he calls Trip. The centerpiece, "The Adventures of a Quixotic Character," is a six-part suite inspired by Miguel de Cervantes' 15th century novel Don Quixote. Harrell's solo on "The Ingenious Gentleman" is a highlight among highlights. If some of the tracks summon thoughts of Gerry Mulligan and Chet Baker, it may be more than a … [Read more...]
Weekend Extra: Copenhagen
In an attempt to get the Europe virus out of the bloodstream (fat chance), here is the final report on our Ystad-Copenhagen adventure. Following the Ystad Jazz Festival in southern Sweden, son Paul and I spent three days in Copenhagen. Denmark's capital is an hour to the northwest of Ystad by way of a long, spectacular bridge and tunnel across and under an arm of the Baltic. Copenhagen is full of music, but we didn't need more; our ears were ringing with five days of music. We wanted rest and a … [Read more...]
Ystad Jazz: The Wrapup
It has been two weeks since I returned from Europe, but the Ystad Jazz Festival is still on my mind. It was impossible to hear all of the young Swedish musicians who played at the festival and there was not enough space in my Wall Street Journal report to cover all those I did hear. Here are thoughts about some whose names you may want to remember; their talent and potential staying power could make them known well beyond Scandinavia. Norwegian electric bassist Anne Marte Eggen led the … [Read more...]
John Blake, Jr., RIP
From Philadelphia comes news of the death of John Blake, Jr., a violinist who combined his classical training, love for the African-American musical tradition and sense of adventure to become prominent on the forward edge of jazz in the 1970s. Blake was 67. He made his mark recording with tenor saxophonist Archie Shepp and soon won the Violinist Deserving Wider Recognition category in the Down Beat Critics Poll. His fame widened when he toured with Grover Washington, Jr's band and then with … [Read more...]
Bill Evans And George Russell
Following the Bill Evans birthday piece three days ago, a note from Alan Broadbent about Evans reminded me of a Rifftides post from five years ago. The piece placed Evans in the context of his work in the 1950s with George Russell. It appeared on the occasion of Russell's death, and it included video of some of Evans' most stimulating playing. This appeared on July 29, 2009. George Russell, 1923-2009 George Russell died Monday night. Here are some of the facts of his life, outlined by … [Read more...]
Monday Recommendation: Mehmet Ali Sanlikol
Mehmet Ali Sanlikol, What'sNext? (Dünya) Using orchestral techniques that stem in part from his early training as a classical pianist, Sanlikol blends aspects of music of his native Turkey and of Arabic countries into contemporary jazz. A graduate of the Berklee School of Music and the New England Conservatory, he studied arranging with Bob Brookmeyer, whose influence is one ingredient in Sanlikol's eclecticism; the audacious "On the Edge of the Extreme Impossible" is a dramatic instance. … [Read more...]
Bill Evans At 85
Mike Harris is one of several Rifftides readers who sent reminders that this is Bill Evans' 85th birthday. Over a decade in the 1960s and '70s, Mr. Harris surreptitiously recorded the pianist at the Village Vanguard in New York. His recordings make up the eight-volume box set Bill Evans: The Secret Sessions. In a note, he suggested, "perhaps worth a mention?" This anniversary of the most influential jazz pianist of the second half of the twentieth century is worth more than a mention. … [Read more...]
Weekend Listening Tips: Jensens And Kirchner
Jim Wilke's Jazz Northwest broadcast on Sunday afternoon will feature the Jensen sisters, trumpeter Ingrid and saxophonist Christine. Their prestigious rhythm section has pianist Geoffrey Keezer, bassist Martin Wind and drummer Jon Wikan. Wilke recorded the quintet at the Centrum Jazz Port Townsend festival in July. From Jim's announcement: The sisters grew up in Nanaimo, BC and have gone on to successful musical careers. Christine Jensen now lives in Montreal where she composes … [Read more...]
Young Red Nichols And Friends
The jet lag is pretty much gone now, and I'm settling back into a normal routine, or as normal as routines get around here. Before memories begin to fade, I will post a few illustrated impressions of the Ystad festival that did not make it into the Rifftides posts from Sweden or my Wall Street Journal report, and perhaps a few of our visit to Copenhagen, which was too short. For the next day or two, however, I'm on deadline for liner notes to accompany Houston Person's next album. For the … [Read more...]
From The Archives: Plumming With Schubert
I'm back from Europe, too jet lagged for any good use but reluctant to go long without posting. In such situations, trolling the Rifftides archive usually hooks something worthy of another look. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ August 24, 2005 A couple of weeks ago, the Italian plum tree in our little orchard broke off at the base of its trunk and fell over, loaded with hundreds of perfect purple plums. Before the … [Read more...]
Ystad Concerts: Korb And Lundgren
The American bassist and singer Kristin Korb has lived in Denmark the past two years. In her Per Helsas Gård concert, she included songs from her next album, Finding Home, about the effects of the move and the peace she has found in her marriage and her adopted country. A protégé of the late Ray Brown, Ms. Korb's bass playing is the foundation of her musicianship. She is an increasingly clever lyricist in the songs she writes, arranges and sings. "58 Boxes" was about "missing my stuff" … [Read more...]
Ystad Impressions
The Ystad Jazz Festival was packed with performances so tightly scheduled that time for bloggingand sleeping was at a premium. Here are impressions of a few of the events. In the splendor of the 19th century Ystad Theater, back-to-back concerts by the quartets of tenor saxophonists Joshua Redman and Charles Lloyd offered contrasting approaches to modern mainstream jazz. Ebullient, Redman led his troops through three of his compositions and one by pianist Aaron Goldberg … [Read more...]
Scofield's Über Jam
"Remember," guitarist John Scofield said backstage before his performance at the Ystad Jazz Festival, "this is my rock band." Is it ever. Formally named The John Scofield Über Jam Band, the quartet operates with an array of electronic and digital enhancements that gives it volume and intensity that a big bandeven a couple of big bandsmight be hard-pressed to equal. "We should be tight," Scofield said. "We've done 24 concerts in 27 days on the road in Europe." Indeed, the … [Read more...]
Ellington In Ystad
Packed to capacity, the 11th century Saint Mary's Church in the center of Ystad hosted a magnificent performance of music from Duke Ellington's Sacred Concerts. A citizen who lives nearby told me, "There are more people in this church than there were on Christmas Eve." Eva Ekdahl conducted her 34-voice Stockholm choir and eight instrumentalists in her husband Anders' adaptation of Ellington's work. From the first bars of "Ain't But The One," it was evident that the performers grasped not … [Read more...]
A Hot Time In Ystad
If you have wondered why Rifftides chose to cover Sweden's Ystad Jazz Festival for the second time, here is one reasonseen from my hotel window overlooking the Baltic Sea. It's summer in Scandinavia, glorious summer, when Swedes flock to beaches to soak in the sun that Nordic weather denies them nine months of the year. It has been unusually hot here in recent days, with temperatures as high as 37 degrees Celsius (about 99 degrees Farenheit). Shorts, swimming trunks, flip-flops, … [Read more...]
Monday Recommendation: Ahmed Abdul-Malik
Ahmed Abdul-Malik, Spellbound (Status) Of Sudanese heritage, the bassist Ahmed Abdul-Malik (1927-1993) was born Jonathan Timms in Brooklyn. After working with Art Blakey and Thelonious Monk, among others, Abdul-Malik studied music of other cultures. He was among the first to incorporate Middle Eastern and Indian influences into jazz. Except for a straight-ahead blues, this 1965 album consists of themes from movies: "Spellbound," "Never on Sunday," "Body and Soul" and "Delilah." Sudanese oud … [Read more...]
Off To Ystad
The Rifftides staff leaves tomorrow morning for Ystad on the southern Baltic coast of Sweden. The ancient seaside town will host the Ystad Jazz Festival in its fifth year. The festival will present such well known musicians as Joshua Redman, Charles Lloyd, Roy Hargrove, Jan Lundgren, Diane Schur, Jon Scofield and Abdullah Ibrahim, plus an extensive sampling of veteran and youthful European artists. In addition to posting from Ystad for Rifftides, I will write a piece for The Wall Street Journal … [Read more...]
Happy 24th Of July
Today's cycling expedition through eastern Washington's Naches Valley took me where orchard country and cattle country merge for a few miles. Waving above a prosperous looking ranch house was this enormous American flag. A mile or so up the road, another rancher was not to be outdone. The flags reminded me of two versions of "America The Beautiful" that I did not include in the 4th of July Rifftides post. There are several videos of the song by Ray Charles. This one with the … [Read more...]
Other Matters: Some Jazz A While…Revisited
Events in Ukraine, Israel, Palestine and Nigeriato name the locations of a few of the world's festering soresmake it appropriate to revisit a post from the Rifftides archive. It appeared during the first year of this blog. (July 22, 2005) Following the most recent rounds of atrocities—Iraq, London—a friend wanted to talk. He did not have comforting insights into mankind's oldest philosophical question, nor did I. I don't know whether Miller Williams has the answer, but in his … [Read more...]
Monday Recommendation: Duke Ellington
Duke Ellington, BigBands Live (Jazz Haus) Watching the Ellington band perform in the late 1960s and early '70s, the listener was likely to be struck by the contrast between the sidemens' laconic demeanor andon a good nightthe joy of their performances. March 6, 1967 was a good night at the Liederhalle in Stuttgart, Germany. Beautifully recorded, the concert combines famous and barely known pieces. Good humor reigns in the ensemble performances, passion in the solos. Trumpet star … [Read more...]


text:
Below is a selection of search results matching: Day Spas Midland
Zaniya Beauty and Spa Therapies
Greenmount, Western Australia
Treat yourself or a loved one to a professional Beauty Therapy treatment, when you give Ingrid at Zaniya Beauty and Spa Therapies a call...
08 9255 4887
0409 373 498
Anita's beauty & massage therapy
MIDLAND, SWAN VIEW, Western Australia
For All Of Your Beauty Therapy, Facial, Body Wrap & Day Spa Needs, Look No Further Than Anita's Beauty & Massage Therapy in Midland.
0414 934 093
Yoga Health and Wellness
Perth, Western Australia
Do you want to maintain long lasting wellness? Did you know massage and yoga are perhaps the oldest form of healing known to humans?...
0450 780 020
0450 780 020
Bodhi J Health & Beauty Spa
Wembley, Western Australia
100% Natural and Organic Experience the soothing tranquillity of Perths premiere organic and natural day spa.
Bodhi J Health & Beauty Spa
08 9387 5152
Vivacious Living Centre
Applecross, Western Australia
Dermal Therapy | Non-surgical face lift Microdermabrasion | Oxygen Therapy
Michele Castle
08 9315 1511
0421 116 799
Miss-Vitality (naturopathic services & products)
Trigg, Western Australia
You deserve health, vitality, and to live your best life. Take it back!
Pamella Zakostelsky
08 9071 3333
0400 069 013
Innovative Acne & Skin Solutions by Marian Rubock
Cottesloe, Western Australia
At the Marian Rubock Clinic we guarantee the highest quality service using only natural products that deliver real results. Call us...
08 9383 4225
Inner Harmony Day Spa and Beauty Retreat
Gooseberry Hill, Western Australia
Need to relax for a while... but don't think you have the time.... Floatroom experience now available. "What an Experience"
08 9257 1586
Shamahl Healing
Kalamunda, Western Australia
"Reach your full potential and claim your birth right of joy, happiness and abundance in your life"
Marilyn Pryor
08 9293 5150
0437 204 108
Manusa Day Spa
Fremantle, Western Australia
Manusa Day Spa is an Organic Tropical style Day Spa.
08 9339 8896

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Napa Cellars Sauvignon Blanc 2012
Napa Cellars - California - United States - Napa Valley
2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
Originating in the Bordeaux region of France, the Sauvignon Blanc grape varietal is today found in many different countries around the world. It is a grape which prefers milder temperatures, as too much exposure to heat dulls the juices within the green skinned fruits, leading to wines which are flat and characterless. As such, it is often found in valley regions, or by the coast where it can benefit from cooling oceanic winds before their characteristic early harvest. Indeed, climate appears to be the main variable in regards to the eventual flavor of Sauvignon Blanc wines, and wineries are constantly experimenting with harvesting dates in order to bring out everything from meadow flavors and grassy notes, to citrus and tropical fruit flavors in the bottle. In general, though, Sauvignon Blanc varietal grapes tend to produce wines which are dry, zesty and crisp in their nature, and extremely refreshing when served chilled.
California has long been the New World's most important and prodigious wine producing regions, with a history which stretches back to the 18th century and the Spanish pioneers who settled here. Today, California produces vast quantities of wine, and if it were a country, it would be the fourth largest producer of wine on earth. Despite experiencing many problems in the mid 20th century, including a very serious blight which almost crippled the state's wine industry, the ideal terroir and excellent climate ensured that Californian wines soon became the envy of the New World once again. California produces a vast range of wines, and utilizes a long list of fine grape varietals, with many wineries and their produce more closely resembling those of France and other Old World countries in regards to character, practices and flavors
For three hundred years now, the United States has been leading the New World in wine production, both in regards to quantity and quality. Wine is actually produced in all fifty states across the country, with California leading the way by an enormous margin. Indeed, as much as eighty-nine percent of all wines to come out of the United States are produced in California, where the fertile soils and sloping mountain sides, coupled with the long, hot summers provide ideal conditions for producing high quality, European style red, white and rosé wines. With over a million acres of the country under vine, the United States sits comfortably as the fourth largest wine producer in the world, where imported grape varietals from all over the Old World are processed using a successful blend of traditional and contemporary techniques.
In the United States of America, one wine region seems to stand head and shoulders above all others. The Napa Valley of California has long been considered one of the world's premier wine regions, and the wineries which operate in this idyllic landscape now have generations of expertise when it comes to coaxing the very finest flavors and aromas from the imported varietals which thrive there. Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Zinfandel have become the flagship grape varietals of the Napa Valley, however, recent years have seen much expansion and experimentation undertaken by the large and small wineries which call the valley their home. With ideal climatic conditions for viticulture, and wonderfully rich and fertile soils, the Napa Valley continues to grow and impress each year.


text:
Peter Travers Rolling Stone
O'Toole gives a staggering performance -- fearless, defiantly untamed and in its own way a work of art. show more
Ruthe Stein San Francisco Chronicle
The suggestion that Peter O'Toole is playing some version of his real self in Venus adds a bittersweet poignancy to this quietly affecting British drama. show more
Claudia Puig USA Today
Peter O'Toole's tour-de-force performance makes Venus a movie not to be missed. show more
Joe Morgenstern Wall Street Journal
Awash in terrific performances. show more
Steven Rea Philadelphia Inquirer
The great thing about Venus - apart from its sharp eye for the daily routines and drab details of senior citizenry in a buzzing metropolis - is that it isn't soppy, or sentimental. show more
Jack Mathews New York Daily News
Peter O'Toole, looking frail beyond his 74 years, gives what may be his farewell performance as a leading movie actor in Roger Michell's Venus. It's one for the books - and maybe the Oscars, too. show more
Kyle Smith New York Post
A sublime meditation that is one of this year's wisest, warmest and funniest films. show more
Michael Wilmington Chicago Tribune
Peter O'Toole, still a British cinematic lion at 74, performs another movie miracle in the Roger Michell-Hanif Kureishi film Venus. show more
Ty Burr Boston Globe
Venus is rollickingly funny at times -- but there's an undercurrent of extraordinarily clear-eyed sadness. show more
Maitland McDonagh TV Guide
Though O'Toole, whose ruined beauty Michell emphasizes in frequent and tight close-ups, and newcomer Whittaker have a striking rapport, the film's most haunting moments pair him with Vanessa Redgrave -- amazingly, this is their first movie together -- as his ex-wife. They evoke a lifetime of love, betrayal, regret and forgiveness in the space of a few lines, then move on without missing a beat. show more
August 21, 2011 FarazThePersian
Report This User
Peter O\' Toole is an epitome of classic.
moviefone apps
similar movies
Stay Connected with Moviefone
Download the Free App!


text:
Streaming today's top alternative music & more
Your one-stop source for local innovation news
I'd click that
Home of award-winning Boston Globe reporting.
This member hasn't added any personal information yet.
Leave BigD-BeerFingas a message to find out more.
BigD-BeerFingas has not made any article comments yet. Check back for updates or leave BigD-BeerFingas a message.


text:
Curt Hawkins
Real Name
Brian Myers
Date of Birth
April 20, 1985
Place of Birth
Reports surfaced not too long ago that Bully Ray was leaving TNA, as his contract was set to expire and a new deal could not be reached between the two sides. Apparently, he is going to remain on good terms with management, as the former world heavyweight champion is still being advertised for Bound For Glory 2014. Team 3D is scheduled to be inducted into the hall of fame that evening, but it would not come as a shock if Bully ended up working a match on the pay per view.
August 30, 2014
When Bound For Glory 2014 was announced, there were some concerns because New Japan was doing a show at the same venue on the same day as well. Dixie Carter and Great Muta no longer need to worry about that since NJPW has decided to cancel the event. No word yet on the cause behind the cancellation. There are some speculations that Jeff Jarrett, who was recently in Japan, might have had something to do with it.
August 16, 2014
Over the last several weeks, TNA has been generating quite the buzz, including a big announcement by Dixie Carter and Great Muta about doing Bound For Glory 2014 in Japan. Now, the company is hyping up a huge announcement that will be taking place at the London Film and Comic Con event. No official word yet on what the announcement will be, but some are speculation that TNA could be doing a pay per view in England soon.
June 30, 2014
It's going to be a busy day at the Korakuen Hall on October 12th. Dixie Carter and the Great Muta are not the only people hosting a wrestling pay per view at that venue. New Japan Pro Wrestling will also be doing an internet pay per view there as well. The belief is that one of the shows, most likely Bound For Glory 2014, will be taped in the afternoon.
June 26, 2014
The announcement by Dixie Carter and Great Muta turned out to be much bigger than initially expected. Some thought the two were just going to reveal that more Japanese wrestlers were coming to the states to work TNA shows. However, the two shocked the wrestling world by announcing that Bound For Glory 2014 will be taking place in Japan. Muta is expected to play a big part in setting everything up for TNA over in Tokyo.
June 25, 2014
On Wednesday, a press conference has been scheduled by Dixie Carter and the Great Muta. A huge announcement is expected to be made, but no details have been released just yet. Right now, rumors are pointing to another joint show between TNA and Wrestle-1. Speculations are that Muta will be bringing an influx of Japanese wrestlers over to the states to work the upcoming Bound For Glory 2014 show.
June 23, 2014
While details have yet to emerge from backstage, it does appear that the story line between Dixie Carter and the new baby face investory will be a focal point on Impact Wrestling for much of 2014. Some are even saying that it will stretch to Bound For Glory, which is taking place in October.
January 23, 2014
Kurt Angle tore his knee cartilage during his match against Bobby Roode at Bound For Glory.
October 31, 2013
Earlier this year, Curt Hawkins was delivered a bit of a blow when he was given a release by WWE, a company that he had spent years working for. However, he has kept his head up and has been moving forward in life. Aside from being able to focus more on his wrestling school, the former tag team champion has also announced that he is now engaged to his long time girlfriend.
August 16, 2014
While he walked away from WWE to focus on his business ventures, Tyler Reks is said to actually be open to the idea of making a return to professional wrestling. His former tag team partner, Curt Hawkins, was recently released from his contract, and the two of them quickly announced that they were available to work independent wrestling shows. There are also some rumors floating around that the two of them could be targeted by Jeff Jarrett for Global Force Wrestling.
July 6, 2014
JTG and Shad Gaspard are not the only former WWE tag team doing a reunion. Word going around is that Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks are looking into doing a tour of the independent wrestling circuit together. Reks has not been all that active since leaving WWE to start his own business. The two of them should have enough name value to pick up bookings.
June 26, 2014
During a recent interview, Curt Hawkins revealed that the locker room morale in WWE took a massive hit whenever the company refused to push Zack Ryder properly. The wrestlers backstage felt that it would be virtually impossible for some of them to receive a push when a guy like Ryder, who built up a following on his own, was not being rewarded by WWE.
June 25, 2014
"First, I don't often explain myself to no one, but I had no idea anyone got let go. I was asked to post about birthday. That's what came out. It was about my 18 year journey. I know where you live, dude. It's a small world. An apology is due. If not, well, you know me. I'll handle our business." - Mark Henry responding to Curt Hawkins about his insensitive Tweet on the day of his WWE release
June 13, 2014
It did not take very long for Curt Hawkins to find work after receiving his release from WWE. He immediately hit the phones and got himself booked for several shows on the independent wrestling circuit. Hawkins might opt to remain a free agent for the time being because it does enable him to focus on his brand new wrestling school a bit more.
June 13, 2014
As many of you already know by now, several WWE stars were on the receiving end of a release today, as the company is trying to cut cost a bit. As that is happening, Mark Henry decided to celebrate his 18th year anniversary with the company by posting a message on Twitter, which did not sit well with Curt Hawkins, who was one of the performers released. Hawkins posted this response to Henry.
June 12, 2014
Another name that was chopped from WWE today was Curt Hawkins. He joins several other wrestlers who received their release from the company today. Management was not very big on Hawkins, as it has been nearly two years since he has worked a match on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. It has also been roughly two years since he was given a televised victory by WWE.
June 12, 2014
As some of you already know, former WWE and TNA star Luke Gallows recently got married. CM Punk, AJ Lee, Zack Ryder, Curt Hawkins, Mike Knox, Bully Ray, Angelina Love, Samoa Joe, Mickie James, Matt Hardy, Reby Sky, Velvet Sky and Colt Cabana were among those in attendance at the wedding.
May 20, 2014
A picture of Curt Hawkins, Zack Ryder, Angelina Love, WWE developmental wrestler Conor OBrian and Mike Knox attending the wedding of Amber O'Neal and Luke Gallows.
May 14, 2014
A picture of Curt Hawkins' pretty girlfriend from Instagram. The WWE star said she was not only was his Woman Crush Wednesday, but his crush for every day as well.
April 28, 2014
Those that know Curt Hawkins know that he is a big fan of the Ultimate Warrior, so when news surfaced about the death of the legendary WWE star, Hawkins was obviously affected deeply. As a bit of a tribute, Hawkins had some students at his new wrestling school in New Jersey do a little in ring tribute to Warrior in this picture.
April 13, 2014
Earlier this month, it was revealed that Curt Hawkins was opening up a brand new wrestling school. Through Twitter, Edge thinks that you should attend, as the former WWE star gave his full backing to the venture. Edge also called Hawkins, his former on screen protege, the most underrated performer in the company.
March 26, 2014
As many of you already know by now, Curt Hawkins recently opened up his own wrestling school. It now appears that he has the support of several WWE stars, as Fandango and Wade Barrett took the time to visit the new facility. Other stars are expected to drop by as well. Hawkins has been said to be a very well liked performer backstage.
March 24, 2014
Since he has only been utilized once on television this year, a lot of wrestling fans are not aware that Curt Hawkins is still under contract with WWE. However, he is keeping himself rather busy. Hawkins is opening up a wrestling school in Long Island. It is a move to prepare for life after his in ring career with the company comes to an end.
March 5, 2014
Two seldom used WWE stars got a chance to hang out over the weekend, as Curt Hawkins and Tyson Kidd, who has been regulated to being a side character on Total Divas, were spotted in the audience at an independent wrestling show in New Jersey. The event was promoted by Pro Wrestling Syndicate, and it was a sold out crowd.
February 25, 2014
Since he has not been seen on Monday Night Raw or Smackdown in quite some time, fans are wondering if Curt Hawkins is still with WWE. He is very much still under contract to the company. He actually worked a match on WWE Superstars early in February. Hawkins is also occasionally utilized as a filler during the live events as well.
February 20, 2014
When Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder started working on the main roster in WWE, Big Daddy V was quite helpful to the two youngster. His death today prompted this message from Hawkins on Twitter, where he stated that he will never forget the kindness displayed towards him.
February 18, 2014
"Somehow that Curt Hawkins sign got a lot of air time tonight. I'm gonna have to buy that guy some beers one day as a thank you."
- Curt Hawkins on seeing his sign at Royal Rumble 2014
January 26, 2014
"If anybody had their money on Kofi Kingston tongith, they just made a lot of cash. What an upset!"
January 13, 2014


text:
Note: The Richmond Regional PDC and the Crater PDC share Chesterfield County and Charles City County. The Middle Peninsula PDC and the Hampton Roads PDC share Gloucester County. The Crater PDC and the Hampton Roads PDC share Surry County. The Roanoke Valley-Alleghany Regional Commission and the West Piedmont PDC share Franklin County.
Virginia Association of Planning District Commissions
1340 N. Great Neck Road, #1272-133
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23454
Office: 757.412.2664 Fax: 866.873.3690


text:
Book Clubs & Writers' Groups
Library Branch
Mesdames of Mayhem will discuss their anthology of short stories and their other mystery writings. Presentation and book signing.
Toronto Reference Library
Author and U of T professor of philosophy Mark Kingwell discusses the philosopher's life and craft with host, John Miller.
Join us for a discussion on new books and old favourites....
Tue Oct 21
Tue Nov 18
Want to be a writer? Howard Shrier, award winning mystery writer, teacher, actor, will discuss the Art of Creative Writing. Presentation, readings and book signing.
Just bring ears, imagination, and less than an hour of your time. Free admission. Brown Bag lunch optional.
Fri Oct 03
Fri Oct 10
Fri Oct 17
Fri Oct 24
Fri Oct 31
Mimico Centennial
Join the book club for an informal book discussion, with lively and stimulating conversation. New members welcome!
Tue Sep 30
Tue Oct 28
Tue Nov 25
Mimico Centennial
Discuss new books and old favourites with library staff. Call branch at 416-394-5330 for more information.
Thu Sep 25
Thu Oct 30
Thu Nov 27
Toronto Reference Library
A book club for people looking to read thought-provoking books. If you like to read non-fiction, this is the place!...
Thu Sep 25
Thu Oct 30
Thu Nov 20
Toronto Reference Library
The Toronto Writers' Co-op offers weekly workshops, guest authors, member readings, open mic and publications--your opportunity to polish, publish and perform your work.
Sun Sep 21
Sun Nov 23
Sun Nov 30
Spadina Road
Do you a love/hate reolationship with Queer theory, a novel that changed you? Come and share it with us. Join us for stimulating book discussion about two-spirited fiction, non-fiction, short stories, plays and poems. All are...
Thu Sep 18
Thu Oct 16
Thu Nov 20


text:
Yuma Newswire
Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for Yuma, AZ.
Results 1 - 4 of 4 for "u:tucsonnewsnow.com" in Yuma, AZ
2 suspects arrested in drive-by shootings in Yuma
Yuma police say 21-year-old Eduardo Castro Vargas and 24-year-old Donna Amao both have been booked into the Yuma County Detention Facility. Comment?
Driver being investigated in fatal Yuma accident
Authorities say a Yuma man may have been driving impaired when his car collided with another vehicle, killing a San Luis couple. Comment?
Catholic leaders raise immigration awareness at border Mass w/Photo
Top Catholic leaders attracted international attention by celebrating Mass in the shadow of the border fence in Nogales, Ariz, all to bring attention to, what they say, is the need for immigration reform. Comment?
Yuma officer charged with luring minor can move w/Photo
A helicopter airlifted one person to the hospital after a head-on collision on Houghton in front of Tucson Speedway Track, according to Pima County Sheriff's Office PIO Courtney Rodriguez. Comment?
- « Previous
- 1
- Next »
Copyright © 2014 Topix LLC


text:
It's so much fun to play with a three-year-old! They have incredible imaginations ready to take you on adventures beyond your wildest dreams. And if they can get there by running, skipping, or hopping [with some of these great toys], all the better!
Make gift giving easy and fun with a $5 Mastermind Toys gift card! Kids can use it like their own credit card!
Need a different amount? Just add cards to your cart that total to the amount you want and we'll combine them into 1 card.
We know that with thousands of wonderful gifts to choose from, selecting just the right one can be challenging at times, so why not make the selection process just as much fun as receiving the gift? Give your friend or relative a gift card and let them have a ball shopping on our site!
Make your purchase here and we'll ship a Mastermind Toys gift card to your friend or relative. They will then have the ability to redeem the card on our website or at one of our physical store locations in Canada (See Store Locations section).
Conditions of Sale: Cards should be treated like cash, however they are non-refundable and may not be redeemed for cash. Mastermind can not be held responsible for lost or stolen cards however, lost or stolen cards if reported immediately can be de-activated and mastermind will endeavor to assist in recovery of funds. Responsibility for management of the card and use of the funds is solely that of the card holder.
Make gift giving easy and fun with a $10 Mastermind Toys gift card! Kids can use it like their own credit card!
It's that time of year again! Gearing up for school and finding just the right backpack and all the coolest stuff to fill my pencil box was such a fun time for me growing up. A brand new
note book full of blank pages always felt like a fresh start, and brought to
mind a whole school year's worth of possibilities. This year we're sharing our
favourite finds to help bring FUN back to school…
read more...


text:
Three people were killed over the Memorial Day weekend in traffic crashes according to Alabama State Troopers.
Sergeant Steven Jarett says none of the individuals killed were wearing a seat belt.
The crashes occurred in Shelby, Jackson and Wilcox Counties between 6 p.m. on Friday and midnight on Monday.
The single-vehicle crash that occurred in Wilcox County claimed the life of a Coy man.
The crash occurred at 10:50 p.m. on Highway 41 at the 83.5 mile marker, which is five miles south of Camden. Alabama State Troopers say that 40-year-old Alford Lee Dortch was killed when the 2001 Pontiac Grand Am he was driving left the roadway and overturned.
Nothing further is available as troopers continue to investigate the crash.
During the same travel period last year, troopers investigated two fatalities both of those being motorcyclists.
Copyright 2014 WSFA 12 News. All rights reserved.
1414 North Memorial Parkway
Huntsville, AL 35801
WAFF Is a Proud Member
of the Raycom Family of Stations
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Report Media
Please select your reason for reporting this video as inappropriate from the buttons below.
If you own this video and believe it has been uploaded without consent click here to submit a copyright infringement notice.
Login to Rate This Video!
AllSex, Anal, Euro, HarmonyFilms, Orgies
Media URL:
Embed Player:
This clip from Slam It In A Filthy Fucker by Harmony Films Ltd. Features the beautiful sexpot Aletta Ocean taking a big hard cock in her ass, and nothing could make this filthy fucker happier, She loves anal.


text:
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
New Customer ? Start Here.
Can't find what you're looking for? Shop all ink and toner cartridges by brand
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
Item: 444675 Model: 106R01567
|Supply Type
|Ink/Toner Color
|Page Yield Per Package (Up to)
|Ink/Toner Pack Size
|Cartridge Yield Type
|High Yield
|Wide Format Compatibility
|Ink/Toner Cartridge Type
|Xerox Wide Format Printers
|Phaser 7800 Tabloid, Phaser 7800DN Tabloid, Phaser 7800DNS Tabloid, Phaser 7800DX Tabloid, Phaser 7800DXS Tabloid, Phaser 7800GX Tabloid, Phaser 7800GXS Tabloid, Phaser 7800YDN Tabloid, Phaser 7800YD, Phaser 7800YGX Tabloid
Black.Yields up to 8,000 pages.Mfr's #: 106R01412.xerox Phaser 3300MFP High yield toner cartridge in black color offers ...
Xerox 106R01563 Cyan Toner Cartridge is designed and tested to ensure optimum performance and outstanding productivity Yields up ...
Yields up to 17,800 pages.Magenta.Only genuine Xerox 106R01437 Toner Cartridges can produce renown Xerox quality printing and ...
Dell Extra high yield toner cartridge in magenta color provides excellent, high resolution print quality for your important ...
xerox Phaser 6128MFP Toner cartridge in yellow color offers outstanding print quality for your important documents, projects and ...
This Web site is intended for use by US residents only. See International Sites. See our delivery policy for full details. Copyright 1998-2014, Staples, Inc., All Rights Reserved.


text:
Presenting at Ignite Liverpool on 4th September? Then this post holds important information just for you….. such as Deadlines, Timing and mastering Powerpoint.
We're a bit late preparing for Ignite in May and I can only blame the Easter holidays causing me to think this event was ages away but we are back on the ball and would like to say a big thank you for joining Ignite Club by agreeing to speak at our next event on 4th September 2014.
We hope you are as excited about it as we are, we have had some brilliant talks over the years and we really want yours to be brilliant too.


text:
Getting down to business on her new project, Abigail Breslin was spotted doing a camera test for "New Year's Eve" in New York City today (January 24).
The "Little Miss Sunshine" cutie was all bundled up in a winter coat to help chase away the chilly conditions as she worked outside.
Photo Credit: SplashNewsOnline.com
Stepping out for a night of fashion, Hilary Duff was front and center at the 10th Anniversary Lucky Shops VIP Night in New York City on Thursday (November 4).
Held at Metropolitan Pavilion, the "Lizzie McGuire" cutie looked beautiful in black as she joined television personality Nate Berkus on the arrivals carpet.
Photo Credit: Getty Images
It's sure to be one of the summer's funniest flicks, and last night (July 27) "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" premiered in Los Angeles.
Michael Cera, Jason Schwartzman, and Anna Kendrick all showed up at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre to promote their new film, smiling and waving to fans as they posed on the red carpet.
Photo Credit: Wenn.com, SplashNewsOnline.com
Trying out her stage acting chops, Abigail Breslin was spotted at the opening night party for "The Miracle Worker" in New York City last night (March 3).
The "Little Miss Sunshine" actress looked lovely as she posed for the paparazzi outside Crimson in a simple-yet-sassy white dress.
Photo Credit: Wenn.com
It's never too early to get your own sense of style, and Abigail Breslin was spotted out at Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week earlier today (February 17).
The 13-year-old "Little Miss Sunshine" actress looked enthusiastic as she arrived at the tents at Bryant Park to check out the Nanette Leopre runway show.
Photo Credit: Getty Images , Wenn.com
Continuing to try new things, Abigail Breslin is making her way into the Broadway world.
After starring in Little Miss Sunshine, My Sister's Keeper and Kit Kittredge: An American Girl, Miss Breslin will play Helen Keller in the first Broadway revival of William Gibson's The Miracle Worker.
Following a day of action-packed media promotions, Cameron Diaz got all glammed up for the world premiere of her new movie, "My Sister's Keeper," in New York City on Wednesday night (June 24).
Photo Credit: Getty Images , INF Daily, SplashNewsOnline.com
She came to fame in the fun-loving "Little Miss Sunshine," but this time around Abigail Breslin is trying her hand at a suspenseful thriller.
The 13-year-old sweetheart was spotted hard at work on the set of her new film "Zombieland" over in West Hollywood yesterday (April 19).
Photo Credit: FlynetOnline.com


text:
Search for a topic.
Comment PolicyYou're allowed to disagree with posts or comments and we highly encourage discussions in our comments. However, the second a conversation turns into personal attacks, we will delete the comments. We will not approve comments that are derogatory, trolling, or personal attacks.
Comic News & Info
Girls Being Awesome
- 6'7" and Green
- All Things Fangirl
- comicsonice
- Crash Culture
- DC Women Kicking Ass
- Dispatches From the Fridge
- Fantastic Fangirls
- Frostovision
- Geek Girls Network
- Girl Wonder
- Girlamatic
- Girls Gone Geek
- Has Boobs, Reads Comics
- Heroine Content
- Maid of Might
- Nerd Girl Army
- Nerds In Babeland
- Pai
- Randomize
- Red Carpet Superhero
- The Discriminating Fangirl
- The Girls Entertainment Network
- The Mary Sue
- The Mystery of Girls' Media
- The Nerdette's Guide
- When Fangirls Attack
- Women in Refrigerators
More Cool People
Category Archives: Marvel
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy (Spoiler-Free Edition)
I don't know if you know, but Guardians of the Galaxy came out this weekend. Look out for a spoilery discussion once the rest of the GRC team gets the chance to watch it! I got to see Guardians of the Galaxy … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Marvel, Review Tagged Guardians of the Galaxy Leave a comment
MCU Phase 3 and Beyond: Our Guesses
It's shaping up to be a big year for announcements at San Diego Comic Con, and we here at GRCT are on pins and needles waiting to see what Marvel has in store for their panel tomorrow, even if none … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Marvel Tagged Avengers, Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Phase 3, Thor Leave a comment
Thor News Isn't That Shocking (Pun Intended)
"What do you think of the news about Lady!Thor?" This question has been running rampant through the blogosphere and beyond since Marvel's announcement last week. As a comic book fan of the female persuasion, I lost the ability to count … Continue reading
Posted in Marvel Tagged jason aaron, lady thor, russell dauterman, Thor, thor: god of thunder Leave a comment
Review: Black Widow, vol. 5 #1
Story: Nathan Edmondson Art: Phil Noto Letters: Clayton Cowles Publisher: Marvel Behind the cut is a review for Black Widow, volume 5, issue 1. There are light spoilers for this issue, but none for future issues. If you'd like to go in complete … Continue reading
Posted in L Reads, Marvel, Review Tagged Black Widow 2 Comments
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is the S.H.I.E.L.D. Movie We Deserve
I should be doing homework and getting ready for class on this dreary morning, but instead, the Captain America: The Winter Soldier trailer launched and I can't stop watching it. Captain America: The Winter Soldier may be a movie about Steve … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Marvel Tagged Captain America, Winter Soldier Leave a comment
Review: Battle of the Atom, parts 1 – 5
I've been keeping up with the Battle of the Atom event and decided to give it a review midway through the arc. There will be some light spoilers, so please keep that in mind before clicking the jump!
Review: The Wolverine
It's been a rough couple of years for the Marvel comics properties not being made into films by the juggernaut that is Marvel Studios. The Amazing Spider-Man and X-Men: First Class made money, obviously, but when compared to the success … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Marvel, Review Tagged 20th Century Fox, Fox, Hugh Jackman, The Wolverine 2 Comments
Review: Agent Carter One-Shot
Not only did we get to see Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at Comic Con 2013, but right before the panel began, we scored tickets to the same night's screening of the Agent Carter one-shot. They took our phones/cameras at the door, … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Films, Marvel, Review Tagged Agent Carter, Hayley Atwell 2 Comments
Review: Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Today, those in attendance at the Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. panel at San Diego Comic Con got to preview the pilot for the highly anticipated show. I was in attendance and needless to say, the pilot was AWESOME. Review, including … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Marvel, Review, TV Tagged Agents of SHIELD, Clark Gregg, Comic Con, Coulson Lives, Jed Whedon, Joss Whedon, Marvel, Maurissa Tancharoen, SDCC Leave a comment
Review: X-Men #1
(Using the Skottie Young variant cover just because it's adorable.) X-Men #1 has been one of GRC's most anticipated books, mainly because it not only features an all female X-Men team, but it features many of our favorite X-Men characters, … Continue reading
Posted in Marvel, Review Tagged Brian Wood, Olivier Coipel, X-Men 4 Comments


text:
SkillSoft Interview Questions & Reviews
Interview Experience
Interview Experience
Getting an Interview
Getting an Interview
Interview Difficulty
Candidate Interview ReviewsSort: Popular Date Difficulty
- Application Details
I interviewed online. The process took 6+ weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in March 2013.Interview Details
Hiring process was pretty detailed and open about speaking with others in the org. Flew me to NH to interview with executive team.....very warm and nice. Be prepared to show your 3 years of W2sInterview Questions
Negotiation Detailsa guarantee signing bonus to help ge tthru the first 3 months. Base salary of 95,000 non negAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Typical interview questions nothing out of the ordinary Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I interviewed through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft.Interview Details
A series of interviews with HR and management. There were a total of5 interviews, the last one with the Vice President. Phone interview first with HR and then you are brought in to meet with the department managers and director.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Application Details
I interviewed through an employee referral. The process took 2+ weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in July 2012.Interview Details
Hiring can be a combination of virtual and in-person meetings. Very informal and really focuses on the three key questions of: can you do the job?, will you love doing the job?, and will we enjoy working with you?Interview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Tell me about how you would approach a global change management initiative. Answer Question
- Application Details
I interviewed online. The process took 2 weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in December 2010.Interview Details
The interview process was pretty short, considering i had the right background and experience for the job. However, the answers i received to my questions about the compensation were deceitful, not that I was told outright lies, just that i wasn't told everything about the territory divisions and compensation plan when i asked.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- What kind of work did you do? View Answer
- How much money did you make? View Answer
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I interviewed through a staffing agency. The process took 2 weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in August 2010.Interview Details
For a job that just pays 37K they sure are picky. Honestly I had other opportunities that paid more and did not expect me to interview in person with a different employee every other day.
I did three in person interviews and then the mock call. They base the ultimate decision on that mock call. Skillsoft gives very few details for the scenario and expects you to know detailed information about their products. The focus should be on the call flow and not throwing out objections that is product specific. You learn that in training. For example saying "i am not interested" or "now is not a good time" are better objections to throw out in a mock call.
In retrospect I probably dodged a bullet. After reading the reviews of employees on this site and others I am glad they did not want me.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- Why do you want to work here? Answer Question
- Application Details
I interviewed online. The process took 4 weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in May 2014.Interview Details
First point of contact was the HR asking me how much I expected to be paid. I answered a bit lower figure than what I knew new staff would be offered for this position, then I got an email asking me to be interviewed in one week. I was interviewed by three regular staff (not upper management or HR). It went well, I felt positive. One week later I was called to come back for a second interview and asked to review a 15 page report written by a SkillSoft employee about the benefits of using their products, supposedly the research conducted was a scientifically valid measure of client satisfaction. I spent 20+ hours preparing a presentation and when I was interviewed the second time, there were four staff, one HR and it seemed again the other three were just average employees, not management. Could not use power point or computer for presentation. Less than a week later I was emailed by HR saying they decided not to hire ANYONE, felt the company was not sure of what they were doing, jerking people around, it was strange. Told me that I could reapply in the near future when they advertise again. Not sure if I will even bother. I heard a lot of negative things about SkillSoft, that they are not so good to their employees, hire and fire like mad...but if I need the money I will probably apply again, but to do two more interviews, I hope not to be disappointed again. This seems to be a sketchy way of conducting business, will not be surprised if they go under if they treat their clients this way too.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- What was a situation where you were unable to handle policy change in a pervious job. View Answer
- Application Details
I interviewed in-person. The process took 2+ weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in April 2010.Interview Details
2 person interview. Focused on understanding of the sales process and experience. For sales positions understanding the sales funnel and willingness to contact the required number of clients for the targeted end result is key. One of the interviewers would end up being your direct supervisor if hired. The other would either be another manager or the director of the center.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsVery direct. Formal offer made a couple of weeks after my interview. It took some time to get a response based on the volume of interviews they do.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- No questions that surprised me Answer Question
- Application Details
I interviewed online. The process took 2+ weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft.Interview Details
Interviewed by HR and VP first, second interview with 3 sales managersInterview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNon negotiable - it's basically a call centre and all people are paid the same rate and get the same vacation regardless of experience. Recent graduates are paid exactly the same those with 10 years experienceAccepted OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- Pretty standard stuff, very heavy on the sales Answer Question
- Application Details
I interviewed online. The process took 4+ weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in June 2011.Interview Details
I had a great phone interview with the recruiter and then was invited to a group of one on one interviews. The room had no natural light and did not show off the best parts of the company. The hiring manager definitely took the time beforehand to review my resume, but the others did not.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- Tell me about a stressful situation. Answer Question
- Application Details
I interviewed through an employee referral. The process took 7 weeks - interviewed at SkillSoft in January 2010.Interview Details
It took weeks to get an interview scheduled once i learned I was a candidate. Had one rough phone interview, asked about the industry without any industry background. Second interview went better. Was invited for 1:1 and when I tried to schedule, was told I was no longer a candidate.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- Asked about specific industry functions knowing I was not from within the industry. View Answer
Interviews for Top Jobs at SkillSoft
- Account Manager (4)
- Learning Consultant (1)
- Inside Sales (1)
- Inside Sales Consultant (1)
- Product (1)
- Regional Account Executive (1)
- Program Manager (1)


text:
Link to Us | Tell-a-Friend | Contact
Related Tags
- x64 clipper download
- x64 clipper 64 bits download
- x64 clipper 64 download
- x64 web clipper download
- x64 dbf clipper repair download
- x64 video clipper download
Popular x64 Tags
- free vlc x64 download
- skype x64 download
- outlook express x64 download
- windows 7 x64 download
- daemon tools x64 download
- dvd43 x64 download
- nero express 9 x64 download
- filezilla x64 download
- nero x64 download
- picasa x64 download
- msn x64 download
- turbo c x64 download
- http tunnel x64 download
- hide my ip address x64 download
- partition magic x64 download
- office x64 download
- sockscap x64 download
- vista home premium x64 download
- player x64 download
- gom player x64 download
- vacation picture book x64 download
- dvd decrypter x64 download
- filezilla ftp client x64 download
- adobe acrobat reader x64 download
- quicktime x64 download
- my work x64 download
- putty x64 download
- vista x64 download
- java x64 download
- partition magic alternative x64 download
|Page: 1 2 Next »
|Displayed: 1 - 25 of 37
|Sort by: relevance | title | downloads | rating | date
Native x64 Downloads
All Downloads
Chick Video Cutter 2.446
... as a "video cutter", "video splitter" or "video clipper". Supports : AVI, MPEG, RM, WMV, MOV, ASF, 3GP, MP4, RMVB (Real Media Video), Animated GIF, QuickTime , DIVX, MPEG1, MPEG2, ...
tags: video cutter, splitter, cutter, clipper, ripper, converter, converter, video edit, dvd ripper, video editor, video joiner, video cutter, effects, transitions, compression, rate, codecs, divX, WMV, AVI, MPG, VCD, DVD, SVCD, MPEG1, MPEG2, MP3, WMA, DAT, VOB, VCD, PSP
Maxx 1.0.0
... a broadband limiter and finally a distortion masked clipper. Supported file types are '.wav' , '.mp3' and '.ogg' fpor both input and output. ...
Shareware | $99.00
tags: Audio, Limiter, Mastering, Podcasting
Devastor x64 1.3.1
D16 proudly presents our first Fx Plugin from our "SilverLine Collection" - Devastor x64. Devastor x64 is a simple but remarkable Multiband Distortion Unit. It is an enhanced version of the ...
Shareware | $27.30
Redoptor x64 1.3.1
... solid-state fuzz distortions which are based on transistor clipper circuits.Tubes produce even and odd harmonics and naturally ... over the threshold level it goes through the clipper circuit. As the signal volume falls back below ...
Shareware | $56.12
Rhythm-2 2.2.1
... Modulator section. Generator section. Filter section. Delay section. Clipper section. Amp section. Global section. ...
AisoSoft Video Editor for Windows 1.0.0
... home video editing software that consists of Video Clipper, Video Cropper, Video Merger which allows you to ... for playback on various devices. As a Video Clipper, Video Editor allows you to clip video files, ...
Shareware | $39.99
Stereo Tool x64 7.40
... hearing. 10-band multiband compressor / limiter / clipper: · If one song contains a lot of bass, and the next contains a lot of treble, this filter can make ...
Demo | $40.00
Surfulater 184.108.40.206
Surfulater is incredibly powerful desktop software that enables you to manage your Internet research. Search engines fulfill a critical role in finding the research content, the needles in the haystack, but ...
Shareware | $79.00
DBF Viewer 2000 5.25
DBF files have been the standard format for database management systems ever since dBase III was released in 1984. In the decades since, this format has been adopted by several variations ...
Shareware | $49.95
CDBF - DBF Viewer and Editor 2.30
... a variety of formats (plain text, MS Excel, Clipper and FoxPro source files, SQL server scripts, DBF). CDBF also includes a reporting tool that lets you create professionally looking ...
Trialware | $39.95
tags: DBF viewer, DBF editor, view DBF, viewer, editor, view
DBFView 4.2
... editing, and printing DBF-format databases. It supports dBase, Clipper, FoxPro, Visual FoxPro and other DBF formats. In contrast to many analogues, DBFView is completely a Windows9x/NT/2000/XP/Vista/Win7 program. The user friendly ...
Shareware | $49.00
DBF Converters Shell 1.05.
Handy shell for DBF converters allows you to convert dbf files to csv, sql, xml, xls, mdb, pdb, html, excel, access formats and vise versa. It displays command line parameetrs in ...
DBF Sync 1.47
... a visual color-coded format. Supported DBF formats include Clipper, Dbase III/IV, FoxPro, and Visual FoxPro. DBF Sync runs under Windows 98/NT/2000/XP/2003 ...
Shareware | $29.95
Advanced DBF Editor 4.1
The DBF format is used by thousands of database experts and software developers worldwide. If you happen to be one of these professionals, you probably know how important it often is ...
Shareware | $39.95
Advanced XLS Converter 3.55
Blazing-fast conversion of multiple Excel files (XLS or XLSX) with three (literally!) clicks. Sounds like fantastic? But itapos; s real! Advanced XLS Converter is a powerful utility for easy conversion of ...
Shareware | $29.95
tags: xls converter, xls, excel, excel to xml, excel to dbf, excel to csv
StelsDBF JDBC Driver 5.2
... files (dBase III/ IV/ V, xBase, FoxPro, FoxBase, Clipper). The driver is completely platform-independent and does not require installing additional client or server software to provide access to DBF files. ...
Demo | $170.00
tags: JDBC Driver, sql queries, JDBC operations, jdbc, driver, operation
Online Database Converter 1.05
Online database converter allows you to convert dbf files to csv, sql, xml, xls, mdb, pdb, html, excel, access formats and vise versa. It displays command line parameetrs in WYSIWYG mode, ...
Check and repair DBF 220.127.116.11
... from the xBase programming languages family like DBASE, Clipper, Foxpro and other. The basic features of the program are: * The detailed analysis and diagnostics of headings structure in DBF ...
Demo | $127.99
tags: dbf repair, corrupt dbf files, dbf fix, dbase fix, fix dbf files, recover foxpro, repair dbase, recover corrupt dbf, foxpro, dbase, corrupt, Clipper, dbf, memo, repair, fix, recover, check, errors, recovery, restore, diagnostics, restoration, damaged, repair dbf
DBF File Viewer 1.0
... editing, and printing DBF-format databases. It supports dBase, Clipper, FoxPro, Visual FoxPro and other DBF formats. DBF File Viewer makes working with databases simple and hassle free. The program allows ...
DBF Doctor 2.9
DBF Doctor is a valuable addition to the software toolkit of any IT professional. DBF Doctor allows you to restore important data from a damaged or corrupt database file in minutes. ...
Shareware | $139.00
CDBF for Windows 2.30
... text files, DBF files, MS Excel format (.xls), Clipper and FoxPro source files (.prg) and SQL Server scripts (.sql). Many of CDBF features are implemented via the flexible plugins system, ...
Shareware | $39.95
DBF data import for ORACLE 1.4
... family of programming languages xBase (FlagShip, FoxBase, FoxPro, Clipper, dBaseIII +, dBaseIV, dBaseV, Visual FoxPro) in ORACLE database. The basic features of the program are: * Loading of a DBF ...
Demo | $39.99
tags: dbase, dbf, foxpro, import, migration, oracle, data import, import database, database, importer
DBF Tools for Windows 2.30
... a variety of formats (plain text, MS Excel, Clipper and FoxPro source files, SQL server scripts, DBF). CDBF also includes a tool that allows you to create professionally looking reports ...
Shareware | $39.95
tags: dbf, cdbf, dbview, dbedit, dbase, xbase, memo, database, viewer, editor, dbf viewer, dbf editor, dbf manager, import, export
CSV To DBF Converter Software 7.0
This software offers a solution to users who want to convert one or more CSV (comma separated values) files into DBF format. DBF files are used by many popular database programs, ...
Shareware | $19.99
|Page: 1 2 Next »
|Displayed: 1 - 25 of 37
|Sort by: relevance | title | downloads | rating | date
Native x64 Downloads
All Downloads
Members area
Top 64-bit Downloads
Google Chrome x64 bit 37.0.2062.102
x64 freeware download
Adobe Flash Player for
64-bit Windows 220.127.116.11
x64 freeware download
Firefox 64bit x64 34.0a1
x64 open source download
VLC Media Player x64 3.0.0 nighty
x64 open source download
WinRAR (x64) 5.11
x64 shareware download
PotPlayer 64bit 1.6.49669 Beta
x64 freeware download
Windows 8.1 x64 Preview
x64 freeware download
Windows 8 x64 RTM Build 9200
x64 trialware download
Windows 7 x64
x64 trialware download
BitComet (x64bit) 1.37
x64 freeware download
Top Downloads
Google Chrome 37.0.2062.102
freeware download
PC Manager 9.5
freeware download
Full Player 8.2
freeware download
Kaka USB Security 1.65
shareware download
DOSBox 0.74
freeware download
Free CUDA Video
Converter 7.2
freeware download
uTorrent (µTorrent) 2.2.1 25249
open source download
Google Chrome x64 bit 37.0.2062.102
freeware download
PDF Creator for Windows
7 7.00
shareware download
Notepad++ 6.6.8
open source download
Adobe Flash Player for
64-bit Windows 188.8.131.52
freeware download
Firefox 64bit x64 34.0a1
open source download
Hamachi 188.8.131.52
trialware download
BlueStacks App Player 0.8.12.3119
freeware download
RaidCall 7.3.6
freeware download


text:
Inside Kayu
The Sutra clutch
One of our favorite clutches this summer is our Sutra clutch. As you know all our clutches are handmade and this season we are so happy to be working with weavers in Malaysia. The Sutra clutch is woven by women who live in rural Terengganu which is a coastal area located in East Malaysia. It is a place where many Malay traditions such as kite flying, top-spinning, batik and songket are still practiced.
The art of weaving is a practice that is slowly dying in Teregganu as demand wanes and weavers turn to working on oil palm plantations and in factories. We were very lucky to find some weavers in Teregganu who still practice the traditional art of weaving pandan leaves. As you can see from the photos it is a time consuming task which requires preparing the pandan leaves, stripping and drying them, dying by hand and then finally weaving.
We hope you'll agree though that the result is something very special that combines traditional techniques with bold colors and modern design.
Feeling French
We harbor no secrets about our love for all things French so were thrilled when Kelly Golightly styled our Anne clutch in a way that was oh so French.
There's something about blue and yellow that reminds us of gorgeous St Tropez beaches and sun filled cafes in Nice.
What are your summer plans?
Spotlight on: Hudson + Bleecker
I'm embarrassed to admit it but when I travel I tend to stuff my toiletries and accessories into whatever I have lying around. This means face wash and sunscreen in ziplock bags, make-up in freebie toiletry bags and hair accessories in plastic bags I get from the grocery store. Thank goodness then for Hudson + Bleecker who brings the glam back to travel with their line of chic and practical travel accessories. Started in 2011 by designer Eram Siddiqui, the line began with a shoe bag and now encompasses cosmetic cases, garment bags, dopp kits and jewelry cases.
I recently sat down with Eram to find out more about Hudson + Bleecker, her favorite travel destinations and what inspires her.
What inspires you?
I am inspired by my travels; not only exploring new destinations but more importantly meeting new people and experiencing and learning about different cultures. I always return from my travels inspired by the people that make up this vast and beautiful world.
What fuels your soul?
Family and travel.
Perfect day?
Starting my morning with a breakfast of prepared fruits and vegetables from the local garden, drinking fresh squeezed orange juice and sipping tea on a sun-drenched patio overlooking the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. Then spending the day with my husband, getting a massage and reading a good book. Ending the day with a divine meal and laying on the balcony stargazing. I feel blessed to have lived this day at the exceptionally breathtaking Kasbah Bab Ourika in Morocco. Truly one of the most memorable trips of my life.
Favorite travel destination?
Marrakech, Morocco
How would you define your personal style?
I would define my personal style as classic and timeless. I tend to gravitate toward clean looks that are versatile, can travel well and transition seamlessly from day to evening. I am currently obsessed with all things Madewell and J.Crew. Because I maintain a classic wardrobe, I like to have fun accessorizing. I am all about wearing a statement piece of jewelry, or carrying a bold colored bag and splurging on a good pair of shoes. I love to play with accessories to bring my look together.
What are your three style must-haves?
1. Shoes. Always! This summer I am obsessed with my Brian Atwood jeweled canvas espadrilles
2. A unique statement piece of jewelry. It can be a watch, a necklace, earrings or stacked bracelets, but always one statement piece. I am really digging Jenny Bird's Kuta Weave Cuff. Its a beautifully unique statement piece and I love that it has a magnetic closure.
3. A fab bag. This summer I am in love with the Hudson+Bleecker Atlas Jetsetter Tote in Cobalt Blue. It is my all-purpose everything bag working overtime as my work tote, beach bag and travel tote. I love the clean lines of the perforation and that the color goes with everything.
Who are your favorite designers and why?
1. Tom Dixon | I appreciate good design and am especially drawn to home design and decor. I am attracted to masculine pieces that are beautiful at the same time. All of Tom Dixon's designs are statement pieces that are innovative and breathtaking. I love all of Tom Dixon's designs but one of my most favorite pieces is his acid etched pendant light inspired by the logic of pure mathematics.
2. Alexandre Birman | Alexandre Birman's awe-inspirting collection of handcrafted shoes are designed and meticulously made by hand. I appreciate the uniqueness of each shoe and every Alexandre Birman collection is sublime.
3. Kayu | I have admired Jamie's artisanal approach to designing beautiful, timeless pieces using natural materials for quite some time. Every Kayu bag is truly a work of art and Jamie's design inspiration behind each collection is what intrigues me most. Jamie has taken a beautiful artisanal craft and has created stunning designs that are equal parts fun and elegant. I personally love my Jen Straw clutch in Toast.
4. Sabyasachi Mukherjee | My family origins are from India and I am drawn and inspired by ethnic design, especially that of modern Indian design. Some of my most favorite designers are incredibly talented Indian designers. Sabyasachi's designs are truly one of a kind. His attention to intricate details, the use of luxe fabrics and his creative vision are spellbinding.
What can we expect to see from HB in the coming months?
We are working with luxe calf hair, and skins (all faux of course), and having fun with glitter! and metallics. We are taking these fun elements and creating a counterbalance using elegant refined design and high quality materials. Overall, it is an incredibly sophisticated collection. This season, you can also expect to see our latest product offering in travel accessories with the introduction of our packing cube. I have been wanting and waiting to introduce this product since we first launched in 2011 and I am so excited that it is finally here. It is a mini suitcase of sorts that helps you keep your luggage organized and compartmentalized. There is also a place to store your intimates so you will never have to worry about them peeking out of those pesky mesh zippered pockets again. Expect to see all of these new designs very soon.
20% off with code happy4th
Fan Photos
This week's Fan pic comes from bedknobsandbaubles.com who looks effortlessly chic with our BAHA clutch.
Father's Day Gift Guide
Jonathan Adler Whale Socks | Caputo & Co. Tote | Shinola Pocket Knife | Harry's Shaving Set | Alexander Olch Tie | Chocolate Editions Chocolate Bar | Kaufmann Mercantile Mini Screwdriver Set | Billy Kirk Cuff | Heath Ceramics Mug | Bloom That Succulents
Father's day is fast approaching and we've put together a list of gifts that will appease the sartorialist, chef and handyman in your dad. The guide features some of our favorite companies like Kaufmann Mercantile and Billy Kirk, as well as some newcomers like artisanal chocolate maker Chocolate Editions and Harry's who makes fun shaving sets. Finally, coming from the Bay Area we've also included some of our fav local companies – Heath Ceramics makes gorgeous ceramic ware that Dad will love and Bloom That affordable and delightfully packaged plants and flowers.
Happy Shopping!
Wedding Style
The weather is quickly becoming warmer and sunnier which can only mean one thing…wedding season is upon us. This weekend I'll be attending a wedding in beautiful Healdsburg, California. There will be several events; a rehearsal, the ceremony and dinner in the vineyard and multiple visits to neighboring wineries. Which of course begs the questions, what's a gal got to wear?
Luckily Sally and Molly from one of our favorite blogs A Piece of Toast shows us how to do wedding attire just right. For a more casual affair we love how Molly has paired our Jen clutch with simple separates -
And for a black-tie affair Sally teams our Tista clutch with a long silk dress -
Style & Pepper styles Kayu!
We love Jessie who shares her personal style, DIY projects and healthy recipes on her blog Style & Pepper, so were thrilled when she paired our JANE clutch with a gorgeous vintage dress.
City Guide: Turks & Caicos
I'm definitely a beach girl so winters are hard on me (even living in California where we seldom go below fifty). There's something really decadent about slipping away to a tropical island in the middle of winter and a couple of months ago my husband and I did just that.
We'd never been to the Turks and Caicos before and were thrilled when our friends Lauren and Tim invited us to join them there to ring in the new year. We spent six days relaxing, soaking up the sun and enjoying the island's crystal clear waters. Although Christmas and New Year is typically when the island gets most crowded we were still able to find deserted beaches and romantic restaurants.
We can't wait until our next trip.
Places to Eat
This is a romantic restaurant located right on the beach (you'll soon realize that every restaurant on the island has a spectacular view). The highlight of the evening were the award winning conch empanadas.
da Conch Shack – Blue Hills Road
da Conch Shack is the quintessential beach shack with turquoise tables, pink walls and sand beneath your toes. Per the name, the conch is the star here and comes in a variety of forms including curried and fried. Live music makes it the perfect place to wile away the day.
Live music and delicious tex-mex fare. What more could one want? Order their fish tacos, you won't regret it.
If you're craving for something a little different from the usual island fare be sure to visit Yoshi's for some great sushi.
Places to Stay
The Aman hotel group is synonymous with luxury and the Amanyara is no exception. Located on the Northwest corner of the island amidst a marine park, the hotel offers seclusion from the rest of the island. Pond and beach villas are available. The ultimate in pampering.
Regent Palms
This colonial style hotel sits right on picturesque Grace Bay beach and features stunning two and three bedroom suites and a breath-taking infinity pool. If you don't stay there at least check out their bar which has a lavish drinks menu and will make you feel like you're on set a James Bond movie.
Grace Bay
This is one of the first resorts that opened in Turks and Caicos in the 90s and it's still one of the island's best properties. Don't forget to check out their gift shop and look for KAYU clutches
Things to do
Trip to Middle Caicos
To really get away from it all you'll need to take a 25 minute ferry ride to Middle Caicos. This island boasts no hotels, a smattering of restaurants and miles of deserted beach. Grab a beer from Daniel's Cafe and get ready for some serious R and R.
Island Vibes Tours – islandvibestours.com
You can't come to Turks and Caicos without experiencing what's under all that turquoise blue water. Island Vibes provides fantastic snorkeling trips that includes all you can drink rum, fresh conch salad (they catch it live in front of you) and stops in some of the most active waters.
Massage at the Regent Palms
I've had many massages before and the massage I received at the Regent Palms ranks among the very best. Book one now.


text:
The all new 2015 Xplore touring caravan range has been revealed, with oodles of updates
Take part in this fun movie quiz to see how many movies featuring caravans and motorhomes you can spot
The 2015 Buccaneer has been unveiled and we've got the details here
Lightweight 'caravan' made from 3,000 litre water tanks designed by New York-based architects
Find out how increased stability and lower weight design in the new Bailey Unicorn makes all 2015 Unicorn models easier and safer to tow in our new video here
UK holiday goers have said goodbye to the great British Summer and hello to Hurricane Bertha
Vancouver design firm pamper their pooches with pet trailers
Friday, 16, Dec 2011 10:10
Bailey's four-berth single axle Sancerre model brings a spacious, well-designed tourer that is ideal for families looking for a spacious caravan. A well established range, the Pageant Series 7 has been around for over two decades, which is evident to see in the design. The Sancerre has an en-suite, large end bathroom with a shower unit, Thetford C250 toilet and washbasin, while the fixed nearside double and wardrobe completes the rear bedroom. The kitchen area meanwhile has everything necessary to cook a great meal, with a four-ring Spinflo gas hob, an oven with grill and a microwave as well as a recessed stainless steel sink and a large 112-litre fridge, all of which sits within a sleek granite-effect work surface.
The Bailey Pageant Series 7 Sancerre follows the same theme as the other models in the range, boasting a luxurious Belgian upholstery in one of two designs, 'Hilton' or 'Savoy. The 'Bailey Teak' furniture ties into the scheme perfectly, while bolster and scatter cushions add to the comfort. Meanwhile, the rooflights create a light and bright interior atmosphere.
A sturdy and reliable model, the Sancerre is built upon the industry standard Al-Ko chassis and is heated by Truma's 3002 3kw system with the Ultrastore dual-fuel water heating system making sure the shower is always warm. In terms of entertainment, a Status 530 telescopic aerial provides a great television signal while the stereo plays MP3s, radio and CDs.
For more details, news, rumour and discussions on the Bailey Pageant Sancerre, join our community group for Bailey Caravan Owners.
Update: This model is now only available as a used caravan
Details surrounding the new Bailey Unicorn have emerged and it looks like we're in for a treat
Bailey Parts Direct is giving away an Xvision reversing system to one of its loyal customers
Bailey's new generation Unicorn is the first to see the benefits of the company's investment in a new approach to product development
CaravanTimes speaks to Bailey of Bristol to find out more about the third generation Unicorn and how aesthetic changes have been made to enhance their flagship range
The third generation Unicorn is tested to the extreme once again as it faces its coldest challenge ever inside the cold chamber at Alde's climate centre. But how would it react to temperatures of less than minus 15?
Does the new Bailey Unicorn have the tow-factor? Check out our video here to find out
Bailey of Bristol has launched its latest entry-level caravan range at the NCC Motorhome and Caravan Show, replacing the outgoing Olympus and Orion
This year Bailey of Bristol is celebrating its 65th anniversary, and in part two of our look back at the company's heritage, we take you from the 1980s to the present day
Bailey of Bristol is one of the most popular caravan brands and with its birthday coming up, the company is celebrating 65 years in the business. Launching in 1948 it is the longest established touring caravan manufacturer in the UK, it was just as popular then as it is now, and for good reason
A Caravan Times forum regular has been living with a Bailey Pegasus Series II Ancona for the last few months. Read how Martin McDonald and his family found life with their second home


text:
Log In
Add a message
Your e-mail
Matthew J. Lee/ globe staff
Colin Meloy of the Decemberists sang in the rain on Saturday.
Dan Smith of Bastille performed in the crowd.
Kayana Szymczak for The Boston Globe
Tegan and Sara appeared at the festival on Sunday.
Fans enjoyed the show.
Brand New was on stage.
Matthew J. LEe/Globe Staff
Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie performed Saturday night.
Matthew J. LEe/globe Staff
Jenny Lewis appeared.
Julianne Mason and Jess Smith, both of Egg Harbor Township, N.J., attended Saturday.
Josh Reynolds for The Boston Globe
Jack Johnson headlined Friday night.
City Hall Plaza was packed during the opening night.
Edward Sharpe danced with a photographer during his performance.
Subscriber Log In
Don't miss any of your favorite stories again. Read the stories that matter to you as much as you want, whenever you want when you subscribe to BostonGlobe.com.
Get full access today for just 99¢
E-mail address:
Forgot your password?
Home delivery subscribers get free access. Link Account
Customer Service Number: 1.888.MY.GLOBE
Receive free unlimited access to BostonGlobe.com for the next two weeks! Get access
Enter your e-mail address below. We'll send you an e-mail with a link to reset your password.
E-mail Address
Return to login
Continue reading by subscribing to BostonGlobe.com for just 99¢.


text:
Arathusa truly lived up to expectations. From the accommodations with views of the daily visiting elephant and resident hippos to the twice daily safaris-- fabulous experience. We saw the big five, their babies and then some. Meals were great-- you will not go hungry. As a non-meat eater, I had plenty of great options, too.
I agree with another post--- the "sundown" drink charges are a bit nickel and dime. But, the entire experience was great. While we didn't have Brandon as our guide I think all visitors benefited from his enthusiasm and his tracking partners great eyes.
- Also Known As:
- Arathusa Safari Hotel Sabi Sand Game Reserve
- Hotel Arathusa Safari
- Arathusa Safari Lodge South Africa/Sabi Sand Game Reserve


text:
Deals and Steals from Good Morning America for September 2nd
Kick off football season with exclusive "Deals and Steals" from Tory Johnson. Show off your team spirit with trendy charm bracelets, football accessories and grilling gadgets with NFL or collegiate logos, or pick up a great gift for the football fan in your life. Everything is at least 50 percent off!
First, the fine print:
1. Use the promo codes and links provided below only on the dates listed to receive the savings.
2. All deals are available only while supplies last. There are no back orders or rain checks unless specified by the retailer.
3. Exclusive deals are applicable only to the items specified below. The savings are not applicable to other items on each site.
4. Deals cannot be combined with other coupons and offers.
5. Contact retailers directly for any questions about products, pricing and delivery before ordering online.
6. Shipping rates indicated below are valid in the continental U.S. only.
7. You might experience temporary technical issues because of the high volume of traffic. Thanks for your patience.
From More with Less Today: I am not affiliated with these Deals and Steals from Good Morning America, I just share them for my readers to evaluate. Please note the contact information if you purchase something. To reach Tory at Good Morning America, connect with her directly at Facebook.com/Tory, or email her directly through Sparkandhustle.com/tv/.
Alex and Ani: NFL Collection
Original: $32
GMA Exclusive Deal: $16
50% savings
Valid: 9/2/14
(Promo code: GMA)
Made in America with love, Alex and Ani's widely popular Signature Expandable Wire Charm Bangle can be found in major retailers and boutiques across the country. This NFL Collection features the logo of your favorite team in either Rafaelian Gold or Rafaelian Silver finishes. Made from recycled materials from local mills and refineries in Rhode Island, these eco-friendly products reflect positive energy. Shipping is $7.
NFL Photo Store: Personalized Wall Art
Original: $100 to $260
GMA Exclusive Deal: $45 to $117
55% savings
Valid: 9/2/14
(No promo code needed when using this direct link)
Great for the football fan of any age, the NFL Photo Store puts your name and number right onto a jersey and into the locker of your favorite NFL team. Framed and canvas prints come in a variety of sizes. Made with superior quality, the canvas print arrives ready to hang and is available from sizes 12"x16" to 36"x48"; the finished framed prints are available from 17.5"x21.5" to 28.5"x34.5". Limit 1 per order. Shipping starts at $10, depending on the size of your order.
Sportula Products: Sportula or Grill-A-Tongs
Original: $25 to $35
GMA Exclusive Deal: $12.50 to $17.50
50% savings
Valid: 9/2/14
(Promo code: GMA)
Show team spirit when you're grilling. Sportula Products are made of heavy-duty stainless steel with laser-cut logos, heat-stamped lettering, and a bottle opener at the end. Choose the NFL or collegiate team logo of your choice on the Sportula spatula or Grill-A-Tongs. Both look great as decor on the grill and are also completely functional. This exclusive deal is applicable to all items atwww.sportula.com, which extends beyond football. Shipping is $5.99.
Zumer Sport: The Football Collection
Original: $13 to $40
GMA Exclusive Deal: $6.50 to $20
50% savingsValid: 9/2/14
(Promo code: GMA)
Show off your passion for football with accessories for yourself and your tech gadgets. Zumer Sport uses the same quality synthetic materials that are used to make footballs. There are five options to choose from including an iPad cover, iPad Mini cover, luggage tag, sunglass pouch, and desk caddie, which protects your desk or dresser and also gives you a convenient spot to toss and store keys, change and cell phones. Shipping is $4.99.
HOST Studios: Cooling Pint Glass or Wine Glass Set
Original: $25 to $30
GMA Exclusive Deal: $12.50 to $15
50% savings
Valid: 9/2/14
(Promo code: GMA2014)
Keep your gameday beverage chilled for hours with cooling glasses. Featuring a built-in cooling gel and insulated silicone grip, these glasses are made from BPA-free shatterproof plastic so you won't have to worry about anything breaking. Your glass is ready after just two hours in the freezer. The wine set includes two (8.5oz) glasses and the pint set includes two (16oz) glasses. Shipping is $5.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Deals and Steals from The Today Show – as soon as new deals are available, head to my website or subscribe to get my free emails!
Tagged as: Alex and Ani NFL Collection GMA deals today, beer glasses that freeze GMA steals and deals, deals and steals back to school, GMA deals, GMA deals and steals today, NFL Art seen on Good Morning America, team logo spatulas grill tongs seen on Tory Johnson deals, today's deals and steals from GMA, Tory's 1 day deals, Zumer sport deals iPad cover GMA


text:
Explore related products
20th century abc absurd acting african alexis castle anthony minghella anticipati on castle complete beckett crime criticism drama godot irish writers james joyce kafka literary fiction literature nobel prize winners masterclas s theater molly c quinn murder nathan fillion odd mother play samuel beckett stana katic theatre theatre studies thrillers
What's a tag?
Think of a tag as a keyword or category label. Tags can both help you find products on the Amazon site as well as provide an easy way for you to "remember" and classify products for later recall.


text:
BWW Reviews: Beckett, Bananas, and Barkhimer Make REEL TO REEL Go Round
Reel to Reel: a double bill of Krapp's Last Tape & The Archives
Krapp's Last Tape Written by Samuel Beckett, Directed by Marc S. Miller; The Archives Written by Skylar Fox, Directed by Tasia A. Jones; Scenic Designer, Rick Dorff; Lighting Designer, Ian W. King; Costume Designer, Susan Paino; Prop Designer, Forrest Walter; Makeup Designer, Erin Anderson; Stage Manager, Molly Burman; Producer, Marc S. Miller
CAST: Steven Barkhimer, Sally Nutt, Allison Smith, Karin Trachtenberg
Performances through April 12 by Fort Point Theatre Channel at The Factory Theatre, 791 Tremont Street, Boston, MA; Box Office 800-838-3006 or www.fortpointtc.org
Steven Barkhimer does not utter a word until about ten minutes into Krapp's Last Tape, but by that time, he has already reeled us into Samuel Beckett's world of man and tape recorder by his pantomime skills and a series of grunts and groans. We hear him before we see him shuffle onto the stage, appearing as if he has just woken up from a long nap or stupor, with uncombed hair, growth of stubble, and baggy, wrinkled clothes. He repeatedly fumbles with a giant ring of keys that he withdraws from his Captain Kangaroo-like vest pocket. Each and every movement is an effort when he bends over to unlock a file cabinet, but his exertion is rewarded when he extracts a ripe banana, lovingly peels it, and consumes it orgasmically.
On his 69th birthday, Krapp looks back on his life by listening to tapes of his younger self (on his 39th birthday) pontificating about writing, happiness, and a woman. It is Barkhimer's voice on the recordings, sounding energized and articulate, if bloviated, in stark contrast to the older Krapp's brief outbursts of few words. His reaction to his younger self includes eye-rolling, impatience, and laughter, but you can see in his distant gaze that he also connects strongly with the memories of what was or what might have been. Written in 1958, the monologue is considered to be autobiographical, but it also has application to everyman with its references to work, drinking, and love, and Barkhimer embodies the everyman character.
Fort Point Channel Theatre is producing Krapp's Last Tape at the Factory Theatre as the opener of a double bill entitled Reel to Reel. They engaged in a national search for a "woman-centric" one-act play to balance the program and selected The Archives by local playwright Skylar Fox, artistic director of Boston-based Circuit Theatre Company. The conceit involves an encounter with Krapp's recordings many years later when a young woman seeks assistance from a librarian to digitize a box of tapes she receives from her estranged mother. Anna (Allison Smith) is a college student whose relationship with Mom (Karin Trachtenberg) is conducted long-distance as Mom is in some form of recovery. Hoping to connect in any way possible, Mom sends the tapes to Anna and asks for help because she feels responsible for whatever they might reveal about someone's life.
Anna is ambivalent about her mother and the project, but Librarian (Sally Nutt) is warm and helpful, taking an interest that seems to go beyond her duties as the archivist. In the process of uploading the tapes to her computer, Anna begins to record her thoughts about her own life, to pass on to her future self from the perspective of her 21-year old self. Fox is insightful in creating three strong female characters and they are fully realized in the performances of Smith, Trachtenberg, and Nutt. To his credit, without telegraphing it too far in advance, Fox sneaks in a neat twist of fate that solidifies the link between the two plays.
Krapp's Last Tape is directed by Marc S. Miller, while Tasia A. Jones directs The Archives. Scenic Designer Rick Dorff uses tall bookcases filled with brown paper-wrapped volumes to suggest the feeling of library stacks. A metal table stacked with file boxes sits under a single hanging light, and Lighting Designer Ian W. King alternately infuses the stacks with stark white or moody blue and magenta colors. Susan Paino is the costume designer who gives Krapp his rumpled look, drapes Nutt with a scarf and conservative skirt and sweater outfit to evoke the librarian image (augmented by pencils stuck in her hair), and provides Anna with typical college kid sweater and jeans. Sound design is spot on with all of the stopping and starting of the tape recorder and musical cues.
Reel to Reel is an engaging double bill with four quality performances. Although Beckett's play is challenging, Barkhimer humanizes Krapp and connects us to his story. Despite being written more than five decades later and set in the present day, Fox's play fits hand-in-glove with its timeless themes of memory, regret, and preservation. You just might recognize your own story.
Photo credit: Marc S. Miller, Fort Point Theatre Channel (Steven Barkhimer)