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- Top gun [videorecording (DVD)] / by Cash, Jim.; Cruise, Tom,1962-; Edwards, Anthony,1962-; Kilmer, Val1959-; Paramount Pictures Corporation.;
Music, Harold Faltermeyer.Tom Cruise, Kelly McGillis, Val Kilmer, Anthony Edwards, Tom Skerritt.At the elite Navy Fighter Weapons School, cocky, young pilots compete against one another in the air as well as on the ground.Canadian Home Video Rating: PG.DVD, region 1, widescreen (16:9) presentation; Dolby Digital, DTS.- Subjects: Navy Fighter Weapons School (U.S.) Drama.; Adventure films.; Air pilots, Military; Man-woman relationships; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.;
- © [2004], c1986., Paramount,
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- Drunk parents [videorecording] / by Baldwin, Alec,1958-actor.; Hayek, Salma,1966-actor.; Manganiello, Joe,actor.; Wolf, Fred,screenwriter,film director.; Videoville Showtime,film distributor.;
Alec Baldwin, Salma Hayek, Joe Manganiello, Bridget Maynahan, Ben Platt.Upscale couple Frank and Nancy Teagarden (Alec Baldwin, Salma Hayek) would do anything for their collegiate daughter (Michelle Veintimilla)--except own up to how they were overextended, alcoholic, and in big trouble. Starting with renting the manse of their absent neighbor (Aasif Mandvi) to a sex offender (Jim Gaffigan), their schemes for fast cash only go downhill from there!Canadian Home Video Rating: 14A.MPAA rating: R.DVD ; widescreen presentation ; Dolby Digital 5.1.- Subjects: Comedy films.; Feature films.; Debt; Empty nesters; Married people; Criminal behavior; Middle class; Parents;
- For private home use only.
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- Crash landing : the inside story of how the world's biggest companies survived an economy on the brink / by Hoffman, Liz(Wall Street Journal reporter),author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."A kaleidoscopic account of the financial carnage of the pandemic, revealing the fear, grit, and gambles that drove the economy's winners and losers--from a leading Wall Street Journal reporter. The world's most powerful CEOs never saw it coming. In 2018, after a decade-long bull market, the CEO of American Airlines declared, "I don't think we're ever going to lose money again." The U.S. entered March 2020 riding an eleven-year economic high, with unemployment at record lows, the Dow Jones flirting with 30,000, and the good times certain to continue. By the end of the month, ten million people were out of work, iconic firms were begging for bailouts, and countless small businesses were in freefall. Slick consulting teams and country-club connections were suddenly of little use: CEOs were fumbling in the dark, tossing out long-term strategy and making decisions on the fly that, they hoped, might just save them. In Crash Landing, Liz Hoffman shows how the pandemic set the economy on fire--but if you look closely, the tinder was already there. After 2008, corporate leaders had embraced cheap debt and growth at all costs. Wages went stagnant. Millions were pushed into the gig economy. Companies crammed workers into offices, and airlines did the same with planes. Wall Street cheered on this relentless march toward efficiency, overlooking its collateral damage. Based on access to an astonishing array of business titans, Crash Landing is Liz Hoffman's account of the most remarkable year in modern economic history. She takes readers into the beating heart of the twenty-first-century economy, revealing how the pandemic exposed its pressure points. Bankruptcies decimate retail. Banking and pharma rivals team up. Bleeding cash, airlines like Delta weigh safety against survival. An untested White House fumbles for the 2008 playbook. There's Goldman Sachs's David Solomon blindsided by a virus in the middle of a high-stakes reinvention; American Airlines's Doug Parker, shuttling between K Street and the White House, determined to secure a multi-billion-dollar bailout; and Ford's Jim Hackett, gambling on the switch from cars to ventilators. In Crash Landing, Hoffman probes the pandemic's implications for the future of work, corporate leadership, and capitalism itself, asking: Will this remarkable time give rise to newfound resilience, or become just another costly mistake to be forgotten?"--- Subjects: COVID-19 (Disease);
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