Achorus line of 32 stunning girls, high-kicking with military precision on a vast Berlin stage, prove to me that the city’s 1920s theatrical traditions are still alive and blooming.
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In the world of HR, you inevitably build up a database of good and bad interviews. But what most jobseekers don’t realise is that their interview starts the second they press “send” on their CV e-mail.
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Despite the economic downturn, it has been found that 42% of office workers feel the financial crisis has actually increased the need for their office to be greener and more resource-efficient.
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Being able to stand out from the crowd is becoming more important for students when it comes to applying for jobs.
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Staff retention can be a constant struggle for many employers in today’s job market.
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Curtis Stigers has made a successful career out of bridging the gap between jazz and pop, and he’s happy to stand up to anyone from the “old boys Jazz club” who would discredit him for doing so.
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Reginald D. Hunter can be summed up by three words beginning with C – compelling, charismatic and controversial.
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Atlas, the arts organisation which generates innovative and ambitious visual, contemporary arts projects in Skye and Lochalsh, is staging a unique festival this weekend.
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Interviewing a quick-witted comedian is always a daunting prospect. He or she can so easily pick holes in your questions.
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Countless teenage boys grow up with posters of supercars on their bedroom walls, hoping that one day they might get behind the wheel of one.
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You get the choice of three engines. There’s a normally aspirated 148bhp two-litre petrol which is the same unit you’ll find in the XV and doesn’t really show the Forester at its best. It’s a perfectly serviceable flat-four, but it struggles a bit to shift a heavily-laden car. Better fun can be had with the turbocharged two-litre which is in fact a completely different engine, effectively being a blown version of the engine found in the Subaru BRZ and its Toyota GT86 sibling. Then there’s the flat four turbodiesel that at first seems like the best fit in the Forester. That’s until you drive them.
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Forget everything you thought you knew. In this country at the very least, the BMW 3 Series has always been a rear-wheel-drive thing.
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The fifth annual Inverness Vehicle Show took place on Saturday, May 11.
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It was once home to one of Scotland’s most remarkable men of the 18th century and was frequently visited by Robert Burns.
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There is nothing I find more appealing in a room than large windows flooding it with natural sunlight. And that is exactly what you get in most of the rooms in this end-terraced townhouse in Shaw Road, Aberdeen.
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There are many good reasons for moving to a suburb.
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Ahouse which needs a lot of work is not many people’s idea of a dream home.
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