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I teach my candidates "The Secret Words". After spending almost 20 years as an Executive Recruiter I have discovered a method of how the job candidate can significantly increase their probabilities of securing the job they truely want (assuming they're qualified) by using "The Secret Words".
I will teach you how to seperate yourself from the other candidates who you are in competition with for the same position and how you will "shine" and rise above all the others.
I will sit with you for 1 1/2 hrs in the Boston/Cambridge/Brookline area and teach you all I know as well as "The Secret Words". I will give them to you in print...but bring a legal pad with you to write my instructions. By the way, once you give or speak "The Secret Words" to the hiring authority when on the interview, at the right time, you will then have a much, much higher probability of receiving the job offer. Nothing is 100%, I know this, but I have placed many, many people utilizing this method...and this method works a majority of the time. Hmmmmm...Perhaps I should write a book!
50 bucks and you own them for life to be utilized again and again throughout your career or when ever you deem it necessary to make a move. They work for both professional as well as non-professional positions.
Oh, one more thing, I have documented proof that they do work!
Not ready to adopt right now, but want to help? Ask us about our Foster Care Program. We provide the food, litter, vet care, and you supply the love and attention in your home to a needy cat/kittens, until a "forever home" is found. Come by Saturday and speak to a Guardian Angels volunteer for more details.
We can only continue our rescue efforts if we place these kitties, so bring a friend, and come make some new friends!!
Friday, October 24th
5 PM – 7:30 PM
Hammond Square Children's School
535 Main Street
Woburn, MA
Parents, Grandparents, Friends, Kids, and the Community are all welcome!
Come support your local non-profit community preschool
Crafts, Jewelry, Food and much, much more!!!!!
Multiple Raffle Prizes- You could be a winner!!!!
Special Harvest Party with pizza and games for children while parents shop!
Get a jump-start on your holiday shopping. Looking for a unique teacher gift? Not sure what to get for that person who has everything? Come see the variety from all our vendors.
Still looking for more? We’ll make it easy for you to purchase all of your gift cards in one place! Stop by our Scrip table to see our list of over 100 major retailers’ gift cards including Toys ‘R Us, Sears, Barnes & Noble, Stop & Shop, Shell, Home Depot, Macy’s, Marriott, and MANY more. Who has time to run to several different stores just to pick up gift cards? Place your order with us and make your holiday shopping easy.
If you have any questions, please contact the preschool at (781) 376-9009.
Please come to support HSCS and be sure to bring your family and friends along! Mark your calendar now and we’ll see you there!
The Classic Pedicure Promotion get a Free Parraffin Foot Treatment and a relaxing Hand Massage! This is a $68 value but you pay the Classic Pedicure price of $45
DIRECTIONS: From RT 95 (128) take Route 1 North to your 4th set of traffic lights which will be Eastern Ave. Take a right, V.F.W. Hall approx 200 yds on left.
Estate Antiques, Furniture & Collectibles Auction
Featuring:
Genuine 14kt & Steel Rolex Oyster Watch, Terrific Selection of 14kt Gold Estate Pocket Watches, Estate Oriental Carpet, Estate Oriental Export Vase, Imari Export Charger, 1889 Middlesex County Atlas, Large Stained Glass Window, 20th Century Ships Painting on Canvas, Large Vintage Coca Cola Sign, Group of Dedham Pottery Plates, Wallace Nutting Prints, Dorchester Pottery Plate, Victorian Walnut Desk, Cherry Dining Room Set, Conant & Ball Maple Bedroom Set, Conant & Ball Maple Dining Room Set, Sterling Flatware Set, Large selection 14k Jewelry, Collection of Antique Clocks, Wedgwood lots, Hubley doorstop, Many great Lots of estate costume Jewelry, Linen lots, Estate Prints and Paintings, Hall will be full of and Nice furniture,
Many unadvertised lots.
More to Come. Plenty of Surprises.
AUCTION IS ABSOLUTELY WORTH THE TRIP!
Terms and conditions: Cash-Check-Visa/MC 15% Buyers Premium -5% Discount for Cash or Checks. All items sold for immediate removal.
Auctioneers: Steve Leone MA # 2492 & David Abdou MA #1993
FOR PICTURES AND DETAILS:
www.leoneauctions.com
or Call
508-572-4929
Furniture delivery will be offered by Kilroy Bros Moving.
Come see A Night of Oral (tradition) a storytelling show of true stories told about life. It's fun, it's funny, and Improv Boston now has a bar so it's like a whole party! A party for your ears.
One more week of Saturday Storytelling!! Starting at 9:30 people will take the stage and tell their story. Because life is happening to all of us.
If you have a story you want to tell, come see the show and talk to me afterwards and the next person on stage could be you!
Improv Boston Cabaret
September 6, 2008
9:30-10:30
No Obligation! You are not expected to, or even asked to buy any products. However, you are welcome to if you choose - NO PRESSURE. Feel free to bring some friends and make it a ladies night, just be sure to RSVP for the number of guests ASAP so I can be sure to order enough products for this event.
Votre Vu will introduce America to European skin care. There will be 4 different types of Skin Care, A line of Body Care (including a neck and bust cream), Amazing SLS-Free Hair Care products and Snapdragon, our mango based beauty beverage filled with 25 key ingredients to support Healthy & Beautiful Hair, Nails and Skin. One of our organic masques, Calm Cool and Collected, won a Victoires de la Beaute Award in Europe last year. All cleansers are gentle milks (so no bubbles) and soap free. Amazingly, we are offering 50 products at launch. Look for new products every six months including a men's line, cosmetics etc..
I am often asked "So what makes Votre Vu different than anything else?" Ingredients!! Ingredients make all the difference in the world. We use the freshest ingredient grown outside of Paris, France. Small, artesian batches crafted by master formulators. We are to skin care what Dom Perignon is to Wine. Our line contains 200 power ingredients and 90% of them are grown locally in Paris. Our formulator has over 80 years of experience blending private label high end spa products! The feeling of Votre Vu is Euro flare, Smart, Sharp, Cool, Hip and Fun, Salon Elegance at Home.
How have American news media responded to this historic presidential campaign? Is it true, as many have suggested, that the influence of newspapers and television has declined in the digital era? Have the media become more partisan and polarized? Are they more preoccupied with polls and campaign strategy than with substantive issues? Has the coverage by traditional media been qualitatively different from that by online news sources? In this first of two forums on the campaign and the media, our speakers will offer report cards on the current state of American political journalism.
Speakers
John Carroll is professor of mass communication at Boston University, a radio commentator for WGBH-FM, and a correspondent for WGBH-TV’s Beat the Press, a weekly media review program. Prior to joining the BU faculty, Carroll was the executive producer of Greater Boston, WGBH-TV’s nightly news and public affairs program.
Tom Rosenstiel is director of the Washington-based Project for Excellence in Journalism where he is the editor and principal author of its Annual Report on the State of the News Media. A journalist for more than 20 years, he is a former media critic for the Los Angeles Times and chief congressional correspondent for Newsweek magazine. He is the author with Bill Kovach of The Elements of Journalism: What Newspeople Should Know and the Public Should Expect.
Moderator: Ellen Hume is the research director for the MIT Center for Future Civic Media. She was a White House and political correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, national reporter with the Los Angeles Times and regular commentator on PBS’s Washington Week in Review and CNN’s Reliable Sources.
I can offer supreme visibility and the possibility of reaching millions of potential customers by offering product placement in my new film.
This piece will be marketed and emailed to thousands of top decision-makers and hipsters in the entertainment world. I met with a lot of major players at this year's Sundance Film Festival and my distribution list consists of Hollywood's affluent and elite.
OUT FOR BUCKNER, the new indie film from WICKID PISSA FILMS, centers around Red Sox great Bill Buckner. It was featured in THE BOSTON HERALD and it has attracted the attention of George Clooney.
This is the redemptive story of how Bill Buckner rises, phoenix-like, from the ash heap of a doomed baseball miscue to emerge as a resilient ex-athlete, a gamely father-figure, a composed friend, and a plucky theatre performer.
Who needs the Hall of Fame when you've got the chance to lead the Red Sox to their first World Series in 86 years?
My goal with this project is to pose the question: Does one mistake define a life?
I have received a barrage of attention in the press and I plan to take it to film festivals across the country.
There is a built-in demographic of Red Sox and baseball fans who would flock to the theaters to see a movie like this.
I would love to help champion your product and have you involved in my exciting new movie.
This intriguing book, filled with long the forgotten history of one of the strangest episodes in American labor history is sure to stimulate great conversation over dinner and drinks.
This event is part of Independent Lens, a monthly film series hosted in partnership with Boston Cares, WGBH, ITVS Community Cinema, Hostelling International, and The Boston Public Library. The Independent Lens series offers preview screenings of films covering a range of current social issues. It is intended to connect communities with organizations and information, and give citizens the opportunity to get involved.
This screening is free and open to the public. You do not have to be a member of Boston Cares to attend.
It's September, a new season and just like they do on
TV, the Vin Bin also uncrates a new line up.
This
Friday Night, all brand new wines to the Bin, we're
sure you'll find them to your liking.
The Italian "Killer B" sale continues. All
Brunello,
Barolo and Barbarescos still left in stock are on sale
through the weekend. 20% off each bottle.
Details
below.
We draw closer to our Fourth Anniversary, and
this
year, we'll hold our Anniversary Tasting on Sunday,
Sept. 28. Details will follow in the next few
weeks, but
count on dozens of wines, beers and fancy foods
spread out all day. And you don't even have to miss
the Patriots - it's their bye week.
Look forward to seeing you soon,
Cheers!
Rick and Julie Lombardi
Killer Bs on Sale
The three most collected Italian wines happen to all
start with the letter B - Barolo, Barbaresco and
Brunello. And within that group, the Barolo is
referred to as the King of Wine, while the
Barbaresco is the Queen. Meanwhile, the Brunello is
the brooding, masculine "Little Dark One" prince - you
get the picture.
With all that aside, let's talk about the wine. Barolo is
an area within Langhe in Piemonte, near Alba.
Nebbiolo, the grape used in Barolo, is like Pinot Noir,
a fussy, difficult to grow varietal that when
vinified
properly and aged accordingly, produces uniquely
perfumed and powerful reds. It holds court with other
Grand Crus of the wine universe. The wine is
haunting
for its aroma and taste.
Barbaresco, known as Barolo's younger
sibling, is
similar to Barolo, but not nearly as full-bodied. Its
beauty lies in the elegant, gripping structure
and its
relative value when compared to its more
expensive sibling.
Brunello, from Tuscany and made from a
clone of
Sangiovese, is darker and more tannic than Chianti,
sees more aging and
produces much more rustic and powerful wines
than
typical Tuscan reds. Most recognized of the Killer Bs
because of its Tuscan roots and exposure to
tourists. It's hard to return to simple Chiantis after
acquiring a taste for Brunello.
We have a limited supply of all three styles and offer
them to you at a price not likely to be repeated.
Every
single Killer B wine is 20% off while
supplies last.
Offer is good through Sunday, Sept. 7 and does not
apply to previous or special orders, only to in stock
items. No further discounts apply. For this sale, it is
first come, first served, as we won't be able to
honor
telephone or email orders. Some wines are
severely limited.
Here's an example of what we've got left, with
sale prices. Wines are in various vintages from
1996 to 2004. They are disappearing fast. Not
responsible for typographical
errors.
Barolo
CAVALLOTTO $32
SANDRONE LE VIGNE $95.99
MARCHESI DI BAROLO $36
FARINA $27 SOLD OUT
PIO CESARE $64 SOLD OUT
MANZONE $48
ASCHERI $40
BATASIOLO $32 SOLD OUT
MICHELE CHIARLO $36
CABUTTO $32 SOLD OUT
FRATELLI REVELLO $32 SOLD
OUT
PERTINACE $36 SOLD OUT
LUIGI EINAUDI $88
PODERI COLLA $64
MACARINI $56
Brunello
VAL DI SUGA $48 SOLD OUT
IL POGGIONE $52.80 SOLD OUT
NARDI MANACHIARA $32 SOLD OUT
CASTIGLION DEL BOSCO $40
POGGIO ANTICO ALTERO $44
SAN POLO $52 SOLD OUT
ALTESINO $56
SALICUTTI $64
PIAN DELLE VIGNE $64
FULIGNI $56
CONTI CONSTANTI $72
BANFI $40
SIRO PACENTI $88
CAPARZO $40 SOLD OUT
SOLARIA $52.80 SOLD OUT
FANTI $56
CAPANNA $40
CINELLI COLOMBINI $64 SOLD OUT
Barbaresco
BATASIOLO $27.99 SOLD OUT
TRAMONTO $25.59 SOLD OUT
CANTINA DEL PINO $ 23.99 SOLD
OUT
MARCARINI $47.99
Friday Night's Tasting
This week, we wanted to once again stretch your
palates and bring you wines we haven't uncorked
before - wines that will find their way onto our shelves
this season because they represent what we look for
each week - undervalued wines that over deliver
on
quality. Not easy to do in this economy, but gems
do
turn up, like those we open Friday,
2007 Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc: Massive
aromas
of tropical fruit and zesty citrus. But it has weight and
longevity beyond what most sauv blancs deliver.
2005 Klassen Merlot: Hits all the right buttons
for
Merlot, Bing cherry, soft tannins, hints of mocha,
the addition of a few other varietals add more acids
and character. A much more powerful Merlot for the
money - all Sonoma fruit.
2006 Poppy Pinot Noir: Raspberry and plum
with
whiffs of kitchen spice and gravelly earth. A
middleweight Pinot, nicely tart, cherry, pomegranate -
a lot more character then I would have envisioned for
the price.
2006 Taft Street Chardonnay: From one of my
favorite
appellations - Russian River. A quintessential Calif.
Chard with butter, toast, vanilla and tropical fruits. It's a
come-back-to-Chardonnay wine.
2003 Casa Julia Cabernet Sauvignon
Reserve:
Another winner from Chile, which continues to prove
that great wines can be made inexpensively. Soft and
rich, cedar, oak, vanilla, black fruits all waft from the
glass and finish nicely on the palate. A tasty wine.
Please join us Friday at 5 p.m. Tasting is free
and we
always provide a cheese assortment. Tasting wines
specially priced.
The
Affordable "Luxury" Rack
While we don't subscribe to the notion that good
wine
and real cheeses are luxury items, we concede
that to
some, it has become that way.
We prefer to think of
those items as necessities, like groceries.
But we understand that if faced with filling your gas
tank to get to work or splurging for classified
Bordeaux, you'll reluctantly go with the Chateau
Exxon.
So to make life a bit easier for you, we have
placed a
selection of value-priced wines in the rack in the
center of the store.
Wines on the rack will range from $7.99 to $12.99,
and as you would expect, all meet our highest
quality
to price ratio.
Because of space limits, we couldn't put all of our
value wines on the rack, so we'll rotate the
selections
weekly, check back often.
No need to go without a good bottle of wine
and hunk of cheese.
Our Daily Bread
After Pain D'Avignon Bakery burned to the ground last
winter, we've been trying different bakeries to give us
that real, authentic Old World style bread.
We think we've got the answer - B & R Artisan
Bakery
of Framingham.
The breads have that brick oven baked aroma, with
the tell-tale hard, crusty exterior and chewy
interior
we've come to love.
One little hint, try warming the bread for a few
minutes if you can -- the aroma and extra crunch
are rewarding.
That's good living.
When Ordering Via the Email
You may order anything you see in this newsletter.
Reply to orders@thevinbin.com
with the exact number of bottles/cases/quantity of
wine, brew, cheese, foods or accessories you want.
Include your name, address and phone number
where
we can call you to obtain payment information.
Orders will only be held with a valid credit
card.
Of course, you may visit us in person to purchase
the items at the email price, just let the cashier
know that you are responding to an email offer.
"We all must have a belief in something...I believe I'll
have another glass of wine"
This is a great opportunity to learn more about the people and places on the North Slope of Beacon Hill associated with the struggle for equal rights both within the city of Boston and in the nation.
1) Upon arrival we will break you into teams. Each team will be given a list of several items to retrieve. The items are all of little or no cost. (Note: not included in the $15)
2) The list will also contain a location where each team must check in by a certain time. Each team should take whatever items it has and proceed to that location by the designated time. If you are late, you lose points. Teams are not expected to retrieve all of the items listed.
3) Throughout the day, at each location, points will be calculated, teams will get a brief time to rest, and teams will be given a different list of items to retrieve and take to the next location. There will be 3 or 4 different check-ins throughout the Boston Area, all of which are near T Stations. At each check-in, teams will be given different scavenger hunt lists.
4) Bonuses are given to the first team to arrive at each respective location. Teams will leave each location in the order in which they arrived. The winning team will be the one that collects the most points. Prizes will be awarded to the top teams.
All teams must use public transportation. Teams caught using personal cars will be disqualified.
Throughout the day, you'll visit many landmarks in Boston, restaurants, schools, theaters, and much much more! There are over 100 items listed and what you see depends upon your team's resolve, speed and ability to have fun!
Please feel free to bring a digital camera to record the day's fun events for yourselves and for our website.
The hunt ends at a popular restaurant with complimentary appetizers and cash bar.
Suggested Attire: Casual - Comfortable shoes
Directions: Meet at the statue of Samual Adams at the entrance to Quincy Market.
Enjoy the night with an exquisite summer cruise filled with entertainment, cocktails, views of the Boston skylight by moonlight, and many young professionals from throughout the greater Boston area.
Join the group aboard one of Boston’s most famous ships - the Harbor Belle. This two level authentic replica steamship is the perfect place to unwind and take in the fresh air as we bask on the background of the Boston skyline and waterfront. Don’t miss the USS Constitution fire her cannon at sunset, a truly spectacular sight. This boat contains an indoor level for climate-controlled comfort and an exciting outdoor open-air deck for optimal enjoyment of the weather and the best views of the city.
Our travels will take us on a three hour cruise around Boston Harbor viewing the illuminated Boston skyline and beautiful harbor islands. All this while enjoying multiple fully stocked cash bars and our spacious decks to socialize with other young professionals. Includes one of Boston's best DJs and dancing to the hottest Retro and Modern hits.
Bring some friends and make some friends, you're not going to want to miss this exclusive, private night on the harbor.
The Apple Harvest Fair offers something for everyone – food, games, rides and a chance to win fabulous prizes at a Silent Auction. Fairgoers can take advantage of the following favorites:
+ Midway: Guitar Hero Competition, dunk tank, games, train rides, face painting, and lots more.
+ The Country Store: fresh garden produce, homemade pickles, jams, fudge, candy apples, and lots of unique items.
+ Items for sale: baked goodies, new-to-you jewelry, books, toys, and ‘attic or timeless treasures.’
+ Great food: burgers, hotdogs, famous homemade fish chowder, popcorn, soda and apple crisp
+ Silent Auction: More than 200 silent auction items (Private baseball lessions , local passes, theme baskets, Chippendale Mirror, etc.)
Full auction list available at http://churchbythepark.org
1. For parties with sales $150-$499 you receive 10% of your party's total sales in FREE products! A $500.00 party would earn you $50.00 in FREE products!
2. For parties with sales +$500 you receive 15% of your party's total sales in FREE products (and most of my hostesses party sales are around $750!)
3. A FREE $10 hostess gift with party sales over $150!
4. $5.00 in FREE product credit for every party booked off of your party!
5. If you host a party in the month of September with party sales over $500 you will also receive a FREE hot heart massager, one of our most popular items!
6. If you host a party on a Thursday night September with $250 in sales you will receive a FREE jar of Tasty Twist (one of my personal favorites!)**Only two Tasty Twist Thursday nights left!! Email now to reserve your date!!
