Drizly TV Spot, 'Ding Dong' Featuring Melinda Porto.

Gabrielle Gaines(I) Gabrielle Gaines was born on 27 October 1998 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Slash is showing off his comedic side in a new commercial for Capital One Bank. Consequence.net reported the Guns N' Roses guitarist appears in the 30-second clip, which demonstrates how easy it is to bank at Capitol One.

Even though T-Mobile girl Carly Foulkes is one of the most recognizable brand spokespeople out there right now, giving Progressive's Flo a run for her money, the phone company has decided to remove her from its significant new campaign which introduces its integration of the iPhone to its service.

Carina Kaiser was born in Miami Florida, on November 19th 1988. She began her acting and modeling career at the age of one, when she starred in Huggies commercials, and various commercial print work.

Pete Drake “Forever” Steel guitarist Pete Drake picked up where Alvino Rey left off but he, and fellow steel guitarist Bill West, developed a different way of coming up with the same basic effect. Rather then use a microphone, they invented a way of using a speaker to make his steel guitar sing.

The guitarist who joins Robert California is Linda Taylor, the same guitarist who performs in ABC's "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" The local sportscaster that plays drums is Steve Moore of the band Rick K.

The policy insists that employees should dress professionally, avoid clothing that could be deemed offensive, and dress in a manner that represents the company's values. Lily's full-body bathing suit was considered inappropriate by the company and a violation of the dress code.

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In addition to being clinically proven to reduce nappy rash, they've now designed them specifically to meet the needs of each gender. In order to meet their different absorbency needs, the nappies for boys are designed with a unique surge layer placed in the front of the nappy, while it is placed lower down for girls.

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The talk box itself consists of a box, in which a speaker (often a compression driver) feeds into a plastic tube. The speaker connects to the speaker output on the instrument (guitar) amplifier, and reproduces the audio signal from the instrument. The player places the other end of the tube in his or her mouth.