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Concerts | Until 30th June 2016
Royal Opera House 1 minute walk from Konaki
"With this opera, it can truly be said that my artistic career began" were the words of Giuseppe Verdi following ...More
Yinka Shonibare: Globe Head Ballerina
Exhibitions | Until 19th June 2017
Royal Opera House 1 minute walk from Konaki
A new piece of artwork by Yinka Shonibare will be displayed on the exterior of the Royal Opera House this ...More
The Royal Opera: Werther
Concerts | Until 13th July 2016
Royal Opera House 1 minute walk from Konaki
Joyce DiDonato and Vittorio Grigolo lead the cast in Benoit Jacquot's production of Massenet's operatic tragedy, Werther . Based ...More
The Royal Opera: Nabucco
Concerts | Until 30th June 2016
Royal Opera House 1 minute walk from Konaki
Placido Domingo and Dmitri Platanias take the title role in Daniele Abbado's production of Verdi's epic opera. A co-production with ...More
Bobbi Brown Afternoon Tea at Balthazar
Foodie Events | Until 29th September 2016
Balthazar 2 minutes walk from Konaki
Plumped up lips made from sponge, chocolate torte as gel eyeliner, and rhubarb and ginger cream lined up like brush-on ...More
The Woman In Black
Theatre | Until 30th July 2016
Fortune Theatre 2 minutes walk from Konaki
One of the less well-known West-End fixtures, this adaptation of Susan Hill's gothic novel has been packing out houses since ...More
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Theatre | Until 7th January 2017
Theatre Royal Drury Lane 3 minutes walk from Konaki
Nominated for a staggering seven gongs in the 2014 Olivier Awards including Best New Musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ...More
Kinky Boots
Theatre | Until 14th January 2017
Adelphi Theatre 3 minutes walk from Konaki
Inspired by a true story and based on the 2005 British film of the same name, Cyndi Lauper and Harvey ...More
Hobson's Choice
Theatre | Until 10th September 2016
Vaudeville Theatre 3 minutes walk from Konaki
Marking the 100th anniversary of the first UK production of Harold Brighouse's classic comedy, Hobson's Choice comes to the Vaudeville ...More
Matilda The Musical
Theatre | Until 28th May 2017
Cambridge Theatre 3 minutes walk from Konaki
The Royal Shakespeare Company's multiple award-winning musical adaptation of Roald Dahl's celebrated children's book Matilda is a big hit at ...More
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Stock Upgrades: Mystic Meg Predicts Profits at Hewlett-Packard
Justin Sharon
Wall Street ratings agencies set the tone for today's stock market.
Ben Bernanke, long seen as much more stiff than many of his fun-loving baby boomer contemporaries, yesterday demonstrated a hitherto unknown interest in the music of Johnny Nash. What a pity though, that it was the singer's "
There are more questions than answers
/ And the more I find out the less I know" that took his fancy. For "
I Can See Clearly Now
" would have been much more to the market's liking. A
clear-as-mud message
from the Fed head during his Q&A session in DC sent stocks on a wild ride, eventually ending deeply in the red. At least
(AAPL), whose Cook was grilled on the Hill 24 hours before our top central banker, fared better, with that stock bucking a bad tape to end up.
Today in economics, analysts expect April new home sales to improve on the prior month's pace at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. In earnings activity,
Advance Auto Parts
Gap Inc.
Hormel Foods
Ralph Lauren
Ross Stores
Signet Jewelers
(SHLD), and
(WSM) are all due to release results.
Atwood Oceanics
(ATW): Goldman Sachs gives the energy outfit a Buy-from-Neutral boost.
(DWRE): The stock is added to Goldman's list of Conviction Buys.
Diamond Offshore
(DO): Shares are now Neutral from Sell at Goldman.
FactSet Research
(FDS): Piper Jaffray juices its recommendation on the financial information provider to Overweight from Neutral.
(NYSE:HPQ): The
(^DJI) member, up 11.26% amid this morning's sea of red ink after CEO
Meg Whitman handled a Q&A yesterday
considerably better than did Ben Bernanke, gets upgraded to Hold from Underperform at Jefferies. Its Q2 earnings beat Street estimates.
Mack-Cali Realty
(CLI): Saying the company is attractive relative to peers, Stifel hikes its investment opinion to Hold from Sell.
Pacific Sunwear of California
(PSUN): Shares, surging some 18% as I write before the bell, are now Neutral from Underperform with Wedbush.
Seagate Techology
(STX): Deutsche Bank hoists the stock to Buy from Hold, sending it up in an otherwise weak pre-market tape as I write.
Starwood Hotels
(HOT): Bank of America-Merrill Lynch lifts the accommodation outfit to Buy from Neutral.
SunTrust Banks
(STI): STI gets taken to Buy from Neutral at Guggenheim.
Thomson Reuters
(TRI): TRI is taken to Neutral from Underweight at Piper Jaffray.
(PAY): Suntrust Robinson Humphrey raises its rating to Buy from Neutral.
(See also:
Stock Downgrades: A Farewell to ARM Holdings
New Stock Coverage: Can Johnson & Johnson Be Market's Band-Aid?
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Kids II Recalls Baby Einstein Activity Jumpers Due to Impact Hazard; Sun Toy Can Snap BackwardPublish Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 13:15:00 GMT
UnitsAbout 400,000 and 8,500 in CanadaDescriptionThis recall includes Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumpers with model number 90564. The model number can be found on a tag attached to the underside of the seat. These stationary activity centers have a support seat covered in blue fabric attached to a large white metal frame and include a variety of brightly colored toys surrounding the seat. The yellow sun toy is attached to the seat frame on a flexible stalk with either three or five brightly colored rings. A date code is located in the lower right corner of the sewn in label on the back of the blue seat pad. The following date codes, indicating a manufacture date prior to November 2011, are included in the recall: OD0, OE0, OF0, OG0, OH0, OI0, OJ0, OK0, OL0, OA1, OB1, OC1, OD1, OE1, OF1, OG1, OH1, OI1, OJ1 and OK1. Incidents/InjuriesThe firm has received 100 reports of incidents including 61 injuries. Reported injuries include bruises, lacerations to the face, a 7-month-old boy who sustained a lineal skull fracture and a chipped tooth to an adult. RemedyConsumers should immediately stop using the product and contact Kids II for a replacement toy attachment. Sold atTarget, Toys R Us and other retails stores nationwide and online at Amazon.com between May 2010 and May 2013 for about $90.ImporterKids II Inc., of Atlanta, Ga.Manufactured inChina
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Agility: Nice lateral agility. Moves well left-to-right. Decent jumping ability, but doesn't show much in terms of being able to go up and get the ball. Enough agility to sink his hips into his routes and make clean breaks. Is not very elusive and won't make defenders miss.
Blocking: Not a blocker. Williams is not a classic in-line tight end. Does better if given a head start and really needs to be in motion to have a chance at making a block. High effort, low results.
Hands: Pretty reliable and consistent. Is a receiving tight end more than a blocker. Does a good job extending away from his body to make plays on the ball. Does a good job absorbing hits and keeping hold of the football. Has good vision and tracks the ball well over his shoulder.
Release: Good initial quickness off the snap. Can struggle if pressed. Will get shutdown with a defensive end head-up. Does best when left uncovered, in motion or with a linebacker in a shade technique. Can really struggle if jammed due to lack of strength/bulk.
Route Running: Has been used extensively as a receiver and runs nice routes. Has enough speed to be effective getting up the seam and breaking zone coverage. Sells the fake well going inside or out. Sharp corners.
Speed: Has enough speed to make plays after the catch. Average straight-line speed.
Size: Has good size, but is not strong enough to be an in-line tight end.
Vision: Tracks the ball well over either shoulder. Locates the ball quickly and accurately. Shows good vision in the open-field and will find openings in the defense. Can sit in a zone and is able to locate weakness in the defense.
Final Word: In drafting Williams you will get a high-character, team first player who will never be an issue in the locker room. 2010 winner of the Disney Spirit Award, given to the college football player who inspires most.
Lived through a tough childhood where he was abused by his father. His father is serving two sentences in prison.
Williams, aside from his off-field impressiveness, is a good football player. He fits the mold of the athletic tight end that you can move around to get the best match-up. He's never going to dominate as a blocker but you can move him around enough to be effective on sweeps and outside runs.


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We may be getting a little ahead of ourselves with all the beach talk since we just barely turned over our first couple weeks of spring, but if you start planning for it now, you won't be wasting time when the sunny days of summer arrive. All too often, though, people get so excited about the prospect of spending a day in sand and surf that they forget to include some very basic but necessary items on their packing list. We're here to help with this week's packing list that will focus on all things beachy!
Today's Packing List: A Day at the Beach
- Ground Cover
This should go without saying, but a lot of times, people just grab their towel and run out the door. While it's true that a towel can indeed separate your body from the sand, when it comes time to dry off, that sandpapery sloughing feeling will remind you of why you need a proper ground cover. A material that repels sand would be ideal, such as nylon. Grand Trunk makes an awesome ParaSheet blanket measuring almost 50 square feet, machine washable, and compresses down to a single pound in its own stuffsack. Easily the smartest thing you could have in your day pack for a day at the beach. For extra style points, you could lug along a beach umbrella or some other portable type of shade structure.
- Sunscreen
We cannot stress this enough, folks: when your day involves little more than being in the sun on the sand or in the water, please apply your preferred SPF liberally and repeatedly. Sunburn is much more likely to be severe when sun exposure happens near a body of water. Forget about skin cancer being a proven consequence of bad sunburns — the immediate effect can severely limit your everyday life!
- Tunes
Some people like to have a little melody to tan by, which is why it's so great that product designers are making it easier to take our electronics wherever we want them to go. An mp3 player and a portable speaker is just about all you need for your little island in the sun. We'd make sure a protective case for the mp3 player made it onto our packing list for the beach, because you know that sand just gets everywhere, and you just never know when a rogue wave will sweep in. The Aquapac waterproof dry bag for mp3 players is 100 percent water, dust, mud, and sand proof, with an integral headphone jack so you can hook it up right to your speakers. A sound investment for a musical summer at the beach.
- Jellyfish Sting Relief
Since jellyfish can be found in almost every ocean on Earth, it doesn't hurt to be prepared that you might cross one's tentacles. Jellyfish stings can range in severity from uncomfortable to searing pain. Contrary to a common wive's tale, the correct solution for a jellyfish sting is not peeing on it. Vinegar is the correct response for most jellyfish stings, but some, like the Portuguese Man-o-War, can require hospital attention. If you have a spray bottle of vinegar, or a pre-made product like Jellyfish Squish in your day pack, you'll never be left with a panicking victim of a jellyfish sting without a way to deal with it.
- Light Clothing
Having a lightweight t-shirt or long sleeve shirt is a nice reprieve from the sun, especially when you've gone beyond the boundaries of what sunscreen can do. A broad-rimmed hat can do much to protect your scalp, face, neck, and shoulders from the ravages of overexposure. Temperatures can change substantially from midday to sunset and later, so you may want to have something to cover up in to stay comfortable. Shivering in your bathing suit after sundown will teach you a valuable lesson about coming prepared for a day at the beach!
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In a single step, this alcohol-free Micellar Cleansing Water cleanses, removes make-up and eliminates all the impurities from your face, eyes and lips.
A non-sticky, fresh texture and delicate fragrance for perfectly cleansed face, eyes and lips, leaving your skin clean, soft and comfortable.
Micellar Cleansing Water cleans, removes make-up and eliminates residue and impurities in a single step (Ultra Soft Micellar Surfactant derived from Coconut). Skin is soothed and softened (Damascena Rose Petal Floral Water, Allantoin).
Directions: Apply Micellar Cleansing Water with Rose Petals in the morning and/or evening to your face, eyes and lips using a cotton pad. No need to rinse.
Net Weight: 200 ml/6.7 oz.
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If you need any help for applying these offers or any other issue please call us toll-free at 1-866-830-6161.
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Slip on your most fun fancy shoes to celebrate Phoenix's "Downtown for Everyone" this Saturday, March, 1, 2014 at "Art d'Core Gala."
Hosted by Mayor Greg Stanton, Downtown Phoenix Inc., and Artlink Inc., this "free, fun formal affair" will celebrate the important contribution the arts have had in bringing color and life to our downtown Phoenix Area.
Art d'Core Gala will be an evening of fun and glamour; beginning with a reception at 6:00 pm and a toast by Mayor Stanton at 7:00pm, followed by live music, dancing, food and drinks until 10:00pm. The event will also feature art installations by prominent local artists, and breathtaking virtual tours of our downtown art spaces.
While this event is free, you are encouraged to RSVP, please follow this LINK to make your reservation.
Creative formal attire is encouraged
What: Art D'Core Gala (Art, Music, Dance)
When: Saturday, March, 1, 2014; 6:00 – 10:00 pm
Where: Crescent Ballroom, 308 N. 2nd Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85003
Attire: Creative formal attire encouraged
Hosted By: The Office of the Mayor, Downtown Phoenix Inc., and Artlink Inc.
Price: FREE
For more information about the Art d'Core Gala, please click HERE.
For further assistance, please contact Artlink Phoenix.
If there are any artists that you would like to see featured on this blog, please let me know!
Don't forget to follow my page on Examiner.com for information on art happenings in Phoenix!


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