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Tampa has two-century-old traditions: Since 1885, Tampa has been known as “Cigar City.” Since 1904, pirates have been invading Tampa and throwing a large festival called Gasparilla. Today, J.C. Newman Cigar Co. brings both traditions together by introducing José Gaspar cigars. Handcrafted by J.C. Newman, a 127-year-old, four-generation family business, José Gaspar cigars pack a punch perfect for any pirate. “José Gaspar was one of most feared pirates in the Americas,” said Drew Newman, fourth-generation owner. “Sailing from his base near Tampa Bay in the late 1700s, he terrorized the Gulf of Mexico and amassed a great fortune. Gaspar celebrated victories with a bold and flavorful cigar. This cigar honors his legacy and the tradition of Gasparilla.” This year, J.C. Newman is releasing 10,000 José Gaspar cigars. The 2023 release of José Gaspar is a 6’ x 54 cigar wrapped with an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper. The 2023 José Gaspar cigars are sold in packs of 5 cigars with an MSRP of $40. José Gaspar cigars are only available at the following locations in the Cigar City of Tampa, Florida: Casa de Montecristo Cigar Castle Cigar City Brewery Corona Cigar Company Edwards Pipe and Tobacco Grand Cathedral Hotel Haya J.C.

(Photo: Courtesy of the Cleveland Browns)The NFL encourages stealing. You steal from some offense, and another steals from your offense. That's just how it goes. If you avoid doing this, then you are neglecting your duties. They call it a copycat league for this exact reason.Most NFL staffs have coaching assistants or data jobs specifically designated to looking around the NFL and taking concepts working for other offenses and pitching to apply them to the current structure in-house. The Browns have plenty of others to look at around the league who run a similar offensive system and this can lend to some great ideas. Kevin Stefanski himself has noted this exact thought many times: "That is how the NFL works. When a play shows up, and it hurts your defense , it is going to show up the next week in a copycat league.”But just stealing schemes from those around the league does not automatically equal successful plays. You still have to execute those schemes, and the Browns tried their best to do just that in Week 18.Back in Week 15, the 49ers led by Kyle Shanahan ran a concept they called "Hollywood" as it requires some acting from

by Alex Billington January 9, 2023Source: Vimeo Here we go again, movie lovers!! One of the best 2022 recaps is a video countdown made by my colleague David Ehrlich (follow him @davidehrlich). He counts down his 25 best films of the year in a video edited together with footage and music from the films. It's one of the best ways to look back at the year, including footage from films beyond the 25 that made his list. Watch all of these!! They're worth it. David's Top 25 of 2022 is as unique and as intriguing as always, and you will likely agree with many of his favorite films from last year. His highlights: After Yang, Top Gun: Maverick, RRR, Decision to Leave, Nope, Tar, Hit the Road, and Everything Everywhere All at Once (also my #1). Plus a few unexpected picks like We're All Going to the World's Fair, Jackass Forever, and EO. Year after year, this is a must watch video for every cinephile. Embedded directly from Vimeo. Short description: "The 25 Best Films of 2022: A Video Countdown." Made by film critic/writer David Ehrlich (follow him on Twitter @davidehrlich). His picks for all 25 best films of 2022

David Parer and Liz Parer-Cook have made a life together doing what they love.The Melbourne-based couple have been exploring some of Earth's wildest places since the late 1970s — from the Galapagos Islands to Norway, and from Australia's outback to Antarctica.And they've captured these remote spots — especially the animals that live there — on film.  David filming for their hit film on killer whales, Wolves of the Sea.(Supplied: D. Parer and E. Parer-Cook)With David behind the camera and Liz recording sound, they've produced a slew of award-winning documentaries, including several collaborations with David Attenborough.Solid research and being in the right place at the right time has helped them strike paydirt in nature documentary terms.Like in their Emmy-award winning 1993 film Wolves of the Sea, which captured for the first time the extraordinary hunting techniques of killer whales (orcas)."They're probably our favourite animal of all time," Liz says.'We both love wild places'Liz and David met in Melbourne in 1977 through a shared love of diving and film-making, and both worked at the ABC's Natural History Unit.In the early days, David made several trips to Papua New Guinea on assignment, on one occasion filming for David Attenborough's blockbuster nature series, Life on Earth. Liz joined him on some of these shoots. Liz in the 1980s

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Two short films produced by a city-based entertainment firm, Research Media Entertainments, have been selected for screening at the international online film festival by Lift-Off Global Network under the Lift-Off Filmmaker Sessions.In a release on Saturday, Research Media Entertainments head and producer of the short films Chaitanya Janga said that the Hindu short film, ‘Panic’, and the Bengali short film, ‘Be Careful’, were selected for the online film festival.Both films were directed and presented by Suranjan Dey and V.S. Varma Pakalapati respectively.Mr. Chaitanya said both films would be screened first on the festival’s online platform, ‘Vimeo on Demand’, between January 16 and 30.Also, both the films would be screened at Pinewood Studios in the U.K. and Raleigh Studios in the U.S., he added.While ‘Panic’ portrays the lives of the common public during wartime, ‘Be Careful’ highlights the revolt by innocent girls against discrimination based on gender.

In last trading session, Vimeo Inc. (NASDAQ:VMEO) saw 1.56 million shares changing hands with its beta currently measuring 0. Company’s recent per share price level of $3.71 trading at -$0.01 or -0.27% at ring of the bell on the day assigns it a market valuation of $594.16M. That closing price of VMEO’s stock is at a discount of -352.83% from its 52-week high price of $16.80 and is indicating a premium of 17.25% from its 52-week low price of $3.07. Taking a look at company’s average trading volume for last 10-days demonstrates a volume of 1.85 million shares which gives us an average trading volume of 2.26 million if we extend that period to 3-months. For Vimeo Inc. (VMEO), analysts’ consensus is at an average recommendation of an Overweight while assigning it a mean rating of 2.40. Splitting up the data highlights that, out of 7 analysts covering the stock, 0 rated the stock as a Sell while 0 recommended an Overweight rating for the stock. 4 suggested the stock as a Hold whereas 3 see the stock as a Buy. 0 analyst(s) advised it as an Underweight. The company is expected to be making an EPS of -$0.17 in

Published on Jan 06, 2023 08:59 PM IST The majority of those being terminated are from sales and R&D departments, according to CEO Anjali Sud. Logo of Vimeo (Twitter/Representational Image) In a fresh round of layoffs at Vimeo, as many as 11% of its existing workforce will lose their jobs, the company has announced. CEO Anjali Sud broke the news to the employees, and expressed her gratitude to those being let go, but also said it was the ‘right’ thing to do.Also Read | Amazon to layoff over 18,000 employees amid ‘uncertain’ economy: CEOIn July last year, the New York-headquartered firm slashed 6% of its staff.Why the layoffs?Sud wrote the reduction would help Vimeo achieve growth and profitability in a way that is way less dependent on the broader market and, therefore, put the company in ‘full control of our destiny.’Who all will be impacted?The majority of those impacted are from sales and R&D (research and development), Sud said, adding that this because these two departments make up the majority of the total employees.As in the past, those leaving will be given financial and transition support, as well as a few enhancements, she added.What next?The rest of the team, the

2022 was a busy year at Stewart’s Shops! From new shop construction to new products being introduced and everything in between, we’ve recapped it all. We Are Closer To You!