| Jervis B. Webb Company Offers US & Canadian Customers Ability to ...
Farmington Hills, MI, April 13, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Jervis B. Webb Company — a world leader in material handling solutions — today announced it now provides genuine Webb conveyor parts for purchase online via the company’s newly redesigned Website at www.JervisBWebb.com. The site’s new "shopping cart" feature allows customers to browse and buy from a catalog of more than 75 authentic Webb Company replacement parts."The new Website makes it easier than ever for our customers in the United States and Canada to purchase the quality Webb parts they need to keep their systems running at peak performance," said Bruce Buscher, Webb’s Vice President of Automotive & Industrial Sales and Marketing. "Adding an e-commerce component to our site enables us to provide our customers with another reliable avenue to access the materials they need."The Webb parts available for purchase online are the same high quality, durable products that have made Jervis B.
eBay Watch: Movies Rule
This week the eBay Stores team added some new options to the promotion boxes, used to announce deals to prospective buyers. The interface was changed to make it easier to set up the boxes and two new types were added. One is a slideshow that cycles through Gallery pictures of your selected listings, and the other is a countdown box that ticks off the time remaining for a listing. On April 4th, eBay formally retired the original version of its Turbo Lister. Sellers are encouraged to download the latest version containing more features and time-saving tools. Details on the upgraded version can be found here. Meanwhile, the Seller's Assistant products have been replaced with the Blackthorne product line. Blackthorne Pro is available for a monthly subscription fee of $24.99 and supports multiple users, consignment plans, supplier tracking and more.
Decline in CD sales in the US has long-range effects
The 19-year-old summed up the plight of record companies in a matter of seconds. "I'm going to be honest," said Ashlee Robinson, 19, of Martinsburg, W.Va. "I haven't bought a CD in like two and a half years. I hardly ever buy CDs. I have an iPod." Robinson isn't the only music fan not buying CDs. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that U.S. sales of music CDs plummeted 20 percent in the first three months of 2007, compared with the same period last year. CDs still account for more than 85 percent of music sold, but the trend of decline in CD sales is significant, and record companies themselves share in the blame, according to the young, MP3-player toting consumers who are getting their music online - both legally and illegally.
Final Fantasy XIII Franchise To Last For A decade. At Least.
Square Enix has big plans for its Final Fantasy XIII franchise. In a recent interview, Square Enix's Shinji Hashimoto confessed that the FFXIII should be a gaming gem for around 10 years.
The producer unveiled its plans in an interview for Nintendo Dream, translated by IGN:"Different from something like VII, which we expanded upon afterwards, with Fabula Nova Crystallis FFXIII, we've thought about an expansive world setting from the start. Under the idea of wanting everyone to be sucked into the world for 10 years, we're preparing a number of categories." Expanding the Final Fantasy XIII on multiple platforms and for some years to come was an expected move. Square Enix had already taste success when doing the same thing with Final Fantasy VII.However, stretching Final Fantasy XIII for a decade seems a bit too much and nobody should be amazed if players begin getting bored of the whole thing altogether.
Rick Warren among CNN Guests who Answer ‘What Would Jesus Really Do
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — If Jesus was on Earth today, he'd be hanging out with those suffering from AIDS. That's the view of Rick Warren, Pastor of Saddleback Church in California and author of The Purpose Driven Life. Warren recently joined T.D. Jakes and Jerry Falwell on a special edition of Larry King Live to discuss modern dilemmas challenging the Christian faith, including the war in Iraq, poverty, and AIDS. Guest host Roland Martin, sitting in for Larry King, said : "Since we're in the midst of the holy season, we want to know, do American Christians walk the walk or just talk the talk ? We're tackling the burning issues with some of the nation's top ministers, and asking, 'What Would Jesus Really Do ?'" Martin is a CNN contributor and talk show host on WVON-AM in Chicago, Illinois.
FYI: LOVE LUCY
The Junior League of Oakland-East Bay Inc. is partnering with Lucy to celebrate the opening of the active apparel store's new Danville location. At the grand opening, from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, shoppers will receive gift bags loaded with goodies, complimentary on-site massages, free beverages and healthful hors d'oeuvres. The new store is located at 402 Railroad Ave., Danville. Ten percent of proceeds from the grand opening sale will benefit charitable endeavors of the League. For more information, visit http://lucy.com. CAL LUVS RODARTE Gap's getting in on the designer craze that works oh so well for Target and Payless. They've asked up-and-coming designers Thakoon, Doo.Ri and Rodarte to put their couture spin on the basic white button-down. The designers delivered with fabulous shirt dresses and trapeze tops.
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