A comedic take on call center life. The story follows Eric Barnett, a lowly Customer Service Representative for SuperCom Telecommunications, Just when he thought that today was going to be just another typical day his world is turned around when he realizes that it's the last day of the quarter and he has still yet reach his quota. When a glitch in the system occurs in his favor, Eric is presented with a chance to redeem himself. He struggles to keep his cool and make his monthly quota despite the barrage of customer calls and other distractions, all the while it seems that everybody around him manages to slide on by with ease. He's got 8 hours and a string of hard luck. Will Eric manage to meet his goal and save his job? Or is today the day he loses his mind and calls it quits. Follow Eric and his friends in a comedy about the typical everyday stresses of call center life, and the relationships that keep us sane.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

The first two posthumous Jeff Healey albums, Mess of Blues (which appeared only days after his death in 2008) and Songs from the Road (2009), focused on his blues-rock guitar playing, the basis of his renown, even though he had spent much of the last decade of his life performing and recording in the early jazz styles of the first three decades of the 20th century, and often playing the trumpet. Last Call, a studio recording drawn from sessions held in February 2007, returns to the jazz format of previous albums Among Friends, Adventures in Jazzland, and It's Tight Like That. But instead of playing with his band the Jazz Wizards, Healey is accompanied by only two fellow musicians, pianist/clarinetist Ross Wooldridge of that group, and violinist Drew Jurecka. That is, they accompany him when he has any accompaniment at all. Sometimes, Healey is alone, or rather, he is the only musician, even if there are multiple instruments. The closing track, Some of These Days, features two guitars, trumpet, and vocals, but they're all Healey, overdubbing himself. Annotator Colin Bray, another member of the Jazz Wizards, attests to Healey's love of early jazz, as demonstrated by his extensive collection of 78 rpm records, and, like its predecessors in this vein, Last Call clearly is a labor of love by an aficionado intent on replicating the sound of a musical style he reveres. Nor is it without accomplishment. When Healey and Jurecka dig into the guitar/violin duet The Wildcat, they sound for all the world like Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli, which is exactly what they are aiming for. Healey is a less impressive trumpet player, although he manages to approximate the ‘20s style he's after. He is also an adequate vocalist, but not really a stylist capable of putting his own stamp on the songs of, say, Hoagy Carmichael (Hong Kong Blues), or Bing Crosby (Pennies from Heaven). So, like Healey's other jazz albums, Last Call is something more than a busman's holiday, but something less than a major artistic statement. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi

The classic work on the central purpose of life, now with a full workbook included! The Call continues to stand as a classic, reflective work on life's purpose. Best-selling author Os Guinness goes beyond our surface understanding of God's call and addresses the fact that God has a specific calling for our individual lives. Why am I here? What is God's call in my life? How do I fit God's call with my own individuality? How should God's calling affect my career, my plans for the future, and my concepts of success? Guinness can help you discover answers to these questions and more through a corresponding workbook perfect for individual or group study. With tens of thousands of readers to date, The Call is for all who desire a purposeful, intentional life of faith.

Jeremy Irons stars in this drama about the last months of F. Scott Fitzgerald's life. Battling alcoholism, failing health, and the illness of his wife Zelda (Sissy Spacek), Fitzgerald struggled to finish his final novel. However, with the support of Frances Kroll Ring (Neve Campbell), who was both a student and secretary, Fitzgerald found the strength to continue work on THE LAST TYCOON. Loosely based on legendary movie producer Irving Thalberg, the novel was to be his expose of Hollywood, where he worked on and off for years. Featuring an astonishing performance by Irons, LAST CALL is a moving portrait of a genius battling against personal demons to produce one final masterpiece.

This course is designed as a beginner's guide for the call options topic.Through this course, you will come to understand the basic concepts used by investors worldwide regarding call options and you will learn about profit / loss from call options through graphical presentations that provide different scenarios.As an introductory course about call options, it is presented in a simple and easy to use format, using examples and graphical presentations suitable for those with little to no prior knowledge or experience with the subject matter.

Eric Bibb has been generally categorized as an acoustic blues player, but like Keb' Mo', the contemporary artist he most resembles, Bibb actually only uses blues forms on occasion, and it no doubt helps to get the listener in the door, but what is really on display here is a smooth-as-velvet singer/songwriter. It's curious that he dedicates A Ship Called Love to the great Curtis Mayfield, because Bibb is really much closer to Mayfield in tone and approach than he is to a Blind Lemon Jefferson, say, and the title cut here, which leads off the album, owes more than a little to Mayfield's faux gospel classic People Get Ready. It also gets things underway nicely here, but as love song after gentle love song rolls by, all meticulously arranged, recorded, and sung with perfectly nuanced emotional presence, A Ship Called Love begins to drift from shore in its own studied smoothness. Not that there aren't high points, like the autobiographical Troubadour, a fine duet with Ruthie Foster that arrives at about midpoint in the set, and the engaging, gentle reggae lilt of Turning World, but by the time Bibb gets around to actually playing a blues, the micro-analytic More o' That, it seems downright radical after so much gentle elegance. The closer, Praise 'n' Thanksgiving, flirts with folk-gospel, and is so grateful and reverent that it is impossible to resist, even as one wishes that a little of that reverence had been replaced with pure, wild joy. That, in the end, is what this album needs to make it more than a pleasant rumination on the sea of love. It needs a touch of wildness to temper the calm surface of these songs, because love, more so than all the other emotions, benefits from occasional changes in wind direction. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi

Critically acclaimed author Keith Lee Morris - who has drawn favorable comparisons to Richard Russo and Richard Ford - delivers a stunning collection of stories....

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Guitarist Eric Bibb has spent more than three decades developing a reputation as one of the finest folk-blues balladeers of his generation. Over the years, Bibb's multi-faceted career has taken him from his native New York City to various European locales and other far-flung placebsoften for extended staybsand has instilled in him a decidedly global view of the human condition with all of its joys and sorrows. Steeped in various shades of blues, folk, gospel and reggae, A Ship Called Love is a reflective 14-song set that reaches out across boundaries with simple yet straightforward messages of love, unity and peace.

Guitarist Eric Bibb has spent more than three decades developing a reputation as one of the finest folk-blues balladeers of his generation. Over the years, Bibb's multi-faceted career has taken him from his native New York City to various European locales and other far-flung placebsoften for extended staybsand has instilled in him a decidedly global view of the human condition with all of its joys and sorrows. Steeped in various shades of blues, folk, gospel and reggae, A Ship Called Love is a reflective 14-song set that reaches out across boundaries with simple yet straightforward messages of love, unity and peace.

The Call continues the message introduced in The Final Quest that challenged Christians around the world to begin living the truth which they have been entrusted with. The Call is a call to life, a call to live in the unprecedented glory of the Son of God, a call to sacrifice, and to do all things for the sake of the Gospel. The darkness will soon be over, and the day of our Lord will dawn. Now is the time for us to take a stand against the great darkness of our time for the sake of the Light Who is greater and is surely coming, for it is written:“And it shall be in the last days,” God says, “that I will pour forth of My Spirit upon all mankind; and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall see dreams; even upon My bondslaves, both men and women, I will in those days pour forth of My Spirit and they shall prophesy” (Acts 2:17-18).The “last days” are here. These are the days of dreams, visions, and prophecy for the young and old, the sons and the daughters, the days that the great saints of old longed to see and in which we are privileged to live. This book is a call to seize an unprecedented opportunity to live in a manner worthy of… THE CALL.