Secrets from Silicon Valley is a one-off fire-side chat with Sarah Lacy, author of "Once you're lucky twice you're good".
Travel companies are inventing a string of new gimmicks in order to drum up interest and shift their unsold holidays - from one-off "fire sales" at crazy prices to free add-ons and discount auctions.
Jim Wiatt, a former AOL director and adviser to the company after its spinoff from Time Warner, called the firing a "one-off situation.
On the opening day of Bestival, Friendly Fires will curate a one-off exploration of "The Past, Present and Future of Dance Music" in the RizLab arena.
But he said a fire was unusual, and that much would depend on whether the Boeing fire was a "one off" or was due to some design weakness.
Now, nobody thinks such fires are one-off flukes.
He was adept at everything in which he evinced an interest, whether it was sailing his vintage sloop, swimming from one community to the next off Fire Island, singing in his basso profundo, or playing Scrabble.
It was a bumpy season, one that started off on fire and saw its way through more bigotry, marriage, eavesdropping and prison time for the Bateses.
If one fires off a bid, a takeover war is likely to erupt, as Invensys is viewed as one of only a handful of medium-sized engineering firms listed on the stock market, making it vulnerable to a bid.
You can carry a rifle or shot gun right up Fifth Avenue, but you can't fire one off.
