Ethan Page Signs A 3 Year AEW Contract & How He Came Up With His Ring Name );
The Hamilton Spectator has a new feature on the latest AEW signing Ethan Page, revealing that the former Impact Wrestling star has signed a three-year contract with the company. He also talks about his ring name and wanting to be bigger than the other wrestlers from Hamilton.
On coming up with his ring name: “I figured it would be pretty hard for fans to chant ‘Julian Micevski.’ So, I kind of just came up with something easy to spell, easy to find and easy to remember.”
Dover sole has dropped from about £15 to £7, and plaice from £3 to £1.10.
All in all, Mr Sharp believes his business is down a third from where he was this time last year.
He said: “Everyone is paddling around trying to make money.”
“This is the time of year you make your money. It’s always a bit leaner in April and May when the fish are breeding.
Many British fishermen are suffering despite landing record catches (Image: Getty)
“Now is when we need to make money to survive. Exporting is a nightmare. The Government has called it teething problems but it’s not that.
Fabulosa board members. Top left to right: Mike Sharpe, Adam-Burnett.
Bottom left to right Jennifer Sharpe and James Sharpe
Fabulosa’s highly innovative approach to fragrance and product development has meant that in less than two years the family founded and managed disinfectant brand has taken the UK market by storm, verified by Kantar which identify Fabulosa as ‘the fastest growing disinfectant brand of 2020’ with market share gains from Dettol and Zoflora (Kantar, 2021).
Founded by household products manufacturer Mike Sharpe, and his son and daughter-in-law James and Jennifer Sharpe, the company’s ability to tap into consumer needs has seen Fabulosa growing exponentially in its first years of operation, and the brand’s reach now extends to Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the UAE.
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In October, Austin s brooding balladeer Bill Callahan teamed with equally enigmatic auteur Bonnie Prince Billy to release a surprise cover of Cat Stevens Blackness of the Night, with arrangements by Drag City labelmate Azita Youssefi. The singles have continued weekly since, each a new cover and collaboration, ranging from pop busters (Steely Dan s Deacon Blues with Bill MacKay; Billie Eilish s Wish You Were Gay with Sean O Hagan) to more obscure (Johnnie Frierson s Miracles filtered through Ty Segall; Lowell George s I ve Been the One with Meg Baird). Amid Lou Reed s Rooftop Garden and Hank Williams Jr. s OD d in Denver, the duo also rolls out a deep Jerry Jeff Walker fascination with takes on Little Bird, Letter Sung to Friends, I Love You, and Night Rider s Lament. The arrangements spiral eclectic and provocative, hung across the balancing act of Callahan s low, methodical intonations and Oldham s creaking high lonesome. –