Travelzoo North America President C.J. Kettler Steps Down
Shirley Tafoya named Interim President of North America
Shirley Tafoya named Interim President of North America
A Cornucopia of Pharmacopia on Celluloid
Lots to do.
Handy zippered vinyl tote gives you petite sizes of five rich healing products.
World-renowned and groundbreaking concert pianist/composer Carter Larsen is selling his piano collection of twenty-five years to benefit the arts and humanities.
You’ve Got To Try The Sun Shower’s™ Superfood Fruit ‘N Yogurt Smoothies.
Wears “White House | Black Market” While Co-hosting The View!
Caesars Palace, Saturday, June 21st
FLOCK Network Night – Theme: Beauty & WellnessThursday, June 26, 20085.30 – 7.30 PMRiver Bend Golf and Country Club375 Walker Road, Great Falls, VA 22066Open bar, hors’ douerves, all door prizes valued 0-00.Receive complimentary consultations, treatments, massages, product samples and more!
If you think being a male supermodel is all parties, exotic locations and flings with the female of his species, you’re right. At least it was for Bruce Hulse. The face of Calvin Klein and Gillette during the ’80s and ’90s dishes on his sexcapades with Elle Macpherson, Andie MacDowell and Paulina Porizkova, among others, in his book “Sex, Love and Fashion: A Memoir of a Male Model.”
Happy hours are good for networking, but attending a happy hour does not help get closer to someone higher up or land a better position in the company. Why do workers go to happy hour? The majority (82 percent) of workers report that they attend happy hour to bond with their co-workers, while another 20 percent find it to be a great way to network. Fifteen percent of workers said they attend to hear the latest office gossip, while 13 percent only go because they feel obligated to be there. One-in-ten workers (11 percent) use happy hour as a way to bond with their boss.
White Rocket Wine Company is re-launching its Dog House line of California super-premium wines with a friendly new label and dogged support for Guide Dogs for the Blind, a charitable organization that provides free guide dogs and training to the blind and visually impaired. Since pledging support for Guide Dogs for the Blind in 2005, Dog House has donated a total of over $214,000 to directly fund their efforts.