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Howden junior school
The junior school in Hailgate was built as Howden Council school and opened in 1912. Next year will therefore be the school centenary and my local history class which meets in Howden hopes to gather some memories and pictures.
We hope then to pass any information on to the school. I write a regular piece in the local Howden magazine Howden Matters and this month have included a picture of pupils from the school singing. I am not sure of either the teacher or the date so any help in identifying the people would be appreciated.
When the school opened the Wesleyan school on the corner of Flatgate and Hailgate, opposite the Cross Keys, closed. Howden's other schools - the National School on Pinfold Street, the Catholic School and the Grammar School in the church - remained open.
Do you recognise anyone on this picture?
Posted by Susan Butler at Tuesday, November 29, 2011 No comments:
Labels: howden, Howden junior school, old photos
Names on Goole war memorial
Yesterday was the last session of my Goole history classes before Xmas. We shall resume on Thursday 12th January 2012. It is a very friendly group and we study and talk about many aspects of Goole's history. It is amazing how much knowledge everyone has.
One of the students, Chris, has been studying the men whose names are on the Goole War Memorial and I thought it would be a good idea to publicise the work he is doing in the hope that even more information may be forthcoming. He writes:
'In October 2005 I started to research the 452 men named on Goole Cenotaph from the First World War. In addition to these men I also have references to approximately 300 other men who also lost their lives, but who at some time had connections to Goole.
At the time of writing, I have located over 70 Service Records relating to all of these men. I have also been fortunate that during the work on this project that people have allowed me copies of photographs and letters of men who lost their lives during the 'Great War'.
One aspect of researching the names has been the reading and transcribing of numerous entries within the Goole Times that bear the names of men who were killed, not just during the War but also in the years after; the Commonwealth War Graves Commission cites the dates of 1914 – 1921 in relation to servicemen killed/died.
Items published by the Goole Times have also helped to assure that the man named on the Cenotaph and the CWGC record 'match', these being the 'Roll of Honour' booklet (July 1917) and the Almanacs for the years 1916, 1918 and 1919. The RoH and 1919 Almanac, as well as the written entry, also contain a number of pictures of some of the men.
With regard to those who are not named on the Cenotaph, this being a 'family' preference, not all of them were residents of Goole at the time they enlisted. Some were born here, later moving away, while others were born elsewhere and enlisted in Goole.
For example, two brothers, Fred and Arthur Moody, were both born and raised in Goole. Both spent time at sea, and while Fred remained in 'home' waters Fred was 'paid-off' from his last trip in Australia, whereupon he enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force. After their deaths their mother remained in Goole, yet neither is named on the Cenotaph. Having said that, two men named on the Cenotaph bear comparison – Walter Horsman, born and enlisted in Leeds, was for a time based in Goole, where he met and married a local woman; Herbert Farrow, born, employed and enlisted in Hull. Sometime after his death and before the completion of the Cenotaph, his wife and young daughter came to Goole and his name was included, though while he was alive he had no connection to the town.
While those men named on the brass plaques affixed to Goole Cenotaph can be viewed, those who are not named on it are no less important, therefore I would be grateful to anybody who can provide any information.
You can contact Chris at claidler6@aol.co.uk
Posted by Susan Butler at Friday, November 25, 2011 No comments:
Labels: Goole, old photos, wartime history
Richard Cooper Street, Goole
My new book about the history of Goole seems to be going well - I think that quite a few are being bought as Xmas presents.
I have had quite a lot of interest in the pictures of the Richard Cooper Street coronation street party which appears on the front cover and, with another one, inside. It was then a very close community and it is very sad that both Richard Cooper Street and Phoenix Street are now demolished.
I had several Richard Cooper Street pictures to choose from. Here is one I did not use and wonder if anyone would like to identify the children shown here. I think it also dates from 1953.
Although it was identified to me as Richard Cooper Street, there is a chance that it is not and so I would be very grateful to know.
Richard Cooper Street party picture
Posted by Susan Butler at Wednesday, November 16, 2011 No comments:
Labels: Goole, Goole: Richard Cooper Street, local history books, old photos
Howden in wartime
One of the projects which the Howden WEA local history group which I teach has worked on is how Howden was affected by the Second World War. Although we have not yet published the work, it seems appropriate on this Remembrance Sunday to make some of it available for people to read.
This is also in memory of Jane Pulleyn who was an enthusiastic member of the group and who typed much of the material including the article below. Jane died recently and we shall miss her.
The people of Howden
In the first hours after the declaration of war the country was shocked by the sinking of the passenger liner S.S Athenia en route to America. On board was Mrs. Esther Sellers, a Howden resident formerly employed at Goole Isolation Hospital, who described the sinking followed by twelve hours spent in a lifeboat. A Howden man, Mr. C. Kirby, was on one of the ships that rescued survivors: the captain of this vessel had a premonition that someone was trapped on the sinking ship, sent a boat alongside and brought off an unconscious woman who was successfully revived.
On the 'home front' Mr. W. Kirby left the Hull Cooperative Society shop where he had worked for 21 years to take up a commercial position elsewhere. In October Howden had its first service casualty of the war when Gunner Arthur Watson was killed in a fall when on guard duty at an East Coast site: before the war he was a Post Office messenger, later a postman.
Shipping losses made an early impact. Mr. R. Thornton of Hailgate was lost when the Goole steamer S.S. Corea was sunk, and Mr. W. Thornton, many years resident in Howden was lost in the destroyer H.M.S. Duchess. In January 1940 the Union Castle ship 'Dunbar Castle' was mined and sunk: George Edward Snarr the assistant ship's butcher was rescued, his parents learning by telegram that he was safe.
In February the town's medical services were depleted when Dr. Wigglesworth's assistant Dr. Perry joined the forces. He was replaced in May by Dr. Morley. The war effort at home sometimes caused casualties as when George Anthony McKimm was trapped by the neck between tractor and plough, and died.
Two Howden sailors were reported missing believed killed when the destroyer H.M.S. Glowworm was sunk on 8th April. They were Frank Lightowler aged 20 and James Arthur Pittock aged 41. As part of the Norwegian campaign Glowworm was escorting HMS Renown when she stopped to find a man washed overboard: detached from the group she was engaged by German destroyers who led her within range of the heavy cruiser Hipper. Badly damaged and on fire, Glowworm's last act was to ram the German ship, which had to return to port for repairs. Only one officer and 30 ratings were rescued, becoming prisoners of war, the full story emerging only after their repatriation to this country. Both Howden men died during the action.
The evacuation of troops from Dunkirk and other French Channel ports dominated the country's thinking at the end of May. One survivor was driver Kenneth Powls who came home on two days leave. Reluctant to speak of the experiences he described them as 'only those of many thousands of others who were thankful to escape with their lives'. Later in June Second Lieutenant J.E. Cooke, aged 19, returned to Howden having escaped from Dunkirk. Using a rowing boat he relayed his men to an abandoned barge which he then sailed to England, a journey taking 15 hours.
In July leading seaman George Claydon was confirmed to be a prisoner of war, but there was no news of the sister of Howden resident Mr. S. Rutter of Flatgate who had married a Belgian. Their letters addressed to her as Mrs. Lowyck in Bruges had all been returned, but in a time of complete cross-channel turmoil this is perhaps not surprising. The services continued to take Howden's men, Mr. W.W. Kellington joining the Royal Army Service Corps. Having survived the earlier sinking of Goole's S.S. Lowland merchant seaman Alec Coulson survived the sinking of another vessel in September.
Trooper R. Danby, of South Howden station was reported as a P.O.W. in October, whilst in November Mr. Gus Phillips of the Howden Fire Brigade joined the Royal Air Force. The Civil Defence lost another member when the ARP Sub-Controller Mr. J.S. Heald was called up in July 1941.
Many of the survivors of the Dunkirk evacuation would not return to full fitness and some had protracted illness. In September 1941 the death was reported of one such survivor, Private E. Lawrence aged 23 of Skelton. He died in Raywell Sanatorium and is buried in Howden cemetery.
The German hold on the Balkans was extending into Greece and the Aegean Islands: Eric Birks of Hull Road was captured in September during that campaign. North Africa was the major theatre of war for the British Army at this time: former Howden man, Driver Arthur Thompson, RASC died in March 1942 in that region. He was 28 years old, a former pupil of the Grammar School and chorister in the parish church.
Following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour and Britain's entry to that theatre of war our possessions in South-East Asia were quickly over-run. Bombardier John Snarr who was stationed at Singapore was officially reported missing in May 1942. Another Howden man in North Africa, Lance-corporal Raymond Roginson, was able to send greetings to his family in a radio programme 'Greeting from Cairo'. He had survived the fighting in Crete and declared himself fit and well despite the heat and sand, and longing to see his parents, Emily, Dorothy and Cyril.
There were occasional opportunities to celebrate as in August 1942 when Dr. & Mrs. Wigglesworth attended Buckingham Palace for the investiture of their son-in-law Pilot Officer W.E. Newnham, RNZAF, with the Distinguished Flying Cross. The following month news came to Mrs. Vera Proctor of the death of her husband Trooper William Proctor, aged 23 when serving with the Royal Tank Corps in North Africa. His tank was hit during a bitter battle that blocked the German advance on Cairo, all the crew being killed or wounded. In a letter to Mrs. Procter the commanding officer described William as one of his best and most experienced drivers, calm and courageous in the hottest of actions.
The second, and decisive, Battle of Alamein was fought in November, and that month two Howden men were reported wounded in action in the Middle East. They were Gunner Arthur Hopkinson and Lance Corporal Harry Willingham. The latter wrote to his parents to say he had been lifted from the battlefield by another Howden man, ambulance driver A. Bovill.
Early in 1943 Sergeant Gunner George Axup RAF was reported missing (later confirmed killed), and Ship's Officer Harry Boyes, Merchant Navy was a prisoner of war in Japan.
In March Robert Aske was promoted to the rank of Captain in the East Yorkshire Regiment.
Engaged as a Royal Navy gunlayer serving on merchant shipping Herbert Harrand was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for his part in sinking a U-Boat. Unfortunately the troopship in which he was sailing home was sunk by torpedo, and he spent many hours in the sea fighting off sharks. Hospitalised in South Africa he was cleared to return home to Howden. His investiture was in July 1945.
May saw Sergeant H. Tipping repatriated from a prisoner of war camp in Italy. He had received a very severe thigh wound and was placed in Goole Hospital. A former resident of Bridgegate, Major Leslie Douthwaite died of wounds on Easter Sunday.
Some casualties were not a direct result of enemy action, one such being Lance-Bombardier Harry Sweeting who died in Southwold Hospital after an accident.
Returning to this country in November was Sergeant Ken Powls, son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Powls of St. John St. In civilian life a Relieving Officer employed by the County Council, he joined the Territorial Army two weeks before war was declared. Evacuated from Dunkirk he had subsequently served in major operations in the Middle East.
The same month a letter reached Mrs. Watson in Howden from her husband, Sgt. W.F.Watson in which he described an Allied landing in Italy. 'We arrived off shore in the light …. I don't mind the strafing so much when ashore, but I don't like going in once the enemy starts slinging stuff about. I was glad when our ramp went down and we got off.' Sgt. Watson had volunteered soon after the outbreak of war and was one of the last British soldiers to escape from Boulogne in 1940.
Some British servicemen were welcomed and cared for when thousands of miles from home. The mother of Stoker Clifford Smith received a letter in December from an American lady who had effectively 'adopted' him while he was in the States.
Good news of another kind reported that Private James Watts, aged 33, of Northolmby St, captured at Tobruk in June 1942, had escaped from a German P.O.W camp in Italy; a note to his wife said 'safe and sound, back with the lads'. On Hailgate one family had a very special Christmas when Corporal Harry Willingham, his ATS wife, and his brother Fred with the RAMC were all on home leave together. Two more Hailgate men with home leave were Gunner Arthur Hopkinson and Craftsman Eric Shirbon; Hopkinson had been in the front line in the battle of El Alamein.
The early months of 1944 brought unwelcome news. Mr. & Mrs J Wain of Hailgate were notified that their son, Lieut. Peter Wain (23) had been killed in action in Italy, and Mr. & Mrs. A. Gamwell of Thorpe Rd. Avenue heard that their second son, Private Harry Gamwell aged 19, had died from wounds received in Italy after the landing on the Anzio beachhead. Before joining the Army in 1943 he had been a porter at North Howden station. A letter from a P.O.W to his mother said that his Christmas parcel had been robbed of its warm clothing and contained only bars of chocolate: other prisoners were having similar experiences.
In March Signaller P. Roantree of Batty Lane was wounded in Italy, now the principal sphere of operations for the British Army in the West.
Seaman Joseph Naylor, son of Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Naylor of Bridgegate, had joined the Royal Navy at 18 and after training served as a gunner on the frigate HMS Gould. His ship took part in a successful attack which sank a U-Boat, and less than a week later he survived the sinking of his own ship. The U-Boat responsible was sunk by accompanying frigates, but the lifeboat with 30 men lowered from Gould overturned in rough seas. They then climbed on to a float and were eventually rescued.
April emerged as a bad month for Howden families with sons in Italy, the latest casualty being Lance Corporal Eric Featherstone (28) son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Featherstone of Marsh End who died of wounds while serving with the Scots Guards. After Easter came news that George Henry Newman (46) of St. John St. had been killed in Australia whilst engaged on unspecified government work.
Although as great a success as could be wished the D-Day invasion of Europe on 6th June brought inevitable casualties. Corporal Harry Willingham was killed near Caen six days after the landing and Gunner J. Heald (late of Howden ARP) was wounded and back in an English hospital. In August Corporal Harry Eastwood (24) of Hull Rd. Avenue died of wounds in France: he was serving with the Reconnaissance Corps in the 49th West Riding Regiment. Wounded in Normandy was Sergeant Ronald Pridmore, the fourth time he had been wounded during the war. Other local men in D-Day action were Sergeant Arthur Brown and Petty Officer Roy Thompson.
Two Howden men are known to have taken part in the airborne assault on the Rhine Bridge at Arnhem in September. In his role as glider pilot Sergeant Arthur Brown landed his craft and became part of the attacking force. He survived nine days of bitter house-to-house fighting before the order to withdraw was given and he escaped across the Rhine. Jack Hewitt was one of the paratroopers, saw many of his colleagues killed, and reached safety by swimming across the Rhine. Sergeant Brown was later wounded in Germany a few weeks before the war ended, and in February 1945 Private Charles Cameron was wounded in Europe serving with the Pioneer Corps.
A casualty of the Italian campaign, Corporal Jack Carrington was placed in a Leeds hospital in March, when the story of Bosun Norman Montell of 78 Hailgate also emerged. After his ship had been torpedoed, bombed and sunk he spent 42 days in an open boat before being rescued.
The advancing allied armies began releasing prisoners of war. One of the first was glider pilot Lieut. Peter Scott, captured at Arnhem in Sept 1944: his telegram with the good news reached Howden on 10th April. Captured in Southern Greece in April 1941 Corporal Eric Birks returned to Howden after captivity in Yugoslavia, Austria and Germany.
The invasion and advance into Germany was not a 'men-only' operation as shown by Sergeant Eleanor Tasker of Howden who in February, with four years service, was in North West Europe with a heavy Anti-Aircraft battery. She said 'the Belgians are very kind, but there is a shortage of soap'!
The month of May saw further repatriations. Leading seaman George Claydon was serving on HMS Vandyck when lost at Narvik, and paid tribute to the Red Cross for their parcels, and Private Claud Tipping (Flatgate) of the KOYLIs was captured in Norway. Both had been PoW's for 5 years.
The final months of the war saw promotions for Howden servicemen. Jack Holiday and Eric Connor gained commissioned rank, Eric Rutter became a captain and Sergeant Frank Leeman gained his wings as a glider pilot.
The continuing war in the Far East continued to make Howden-related news. A copy of the 'Goole Times' found under a tree in the Burmese jungle – (!!) was given to a Howden man, Major O'Hara, better known as Dr. O'Hara. The source of the copy was eventually discovered, it had been sent to a soldier by his family. The abrupt end of that war found allied warships moored in Tokyo Bay: serving on the British flagship HMS Duke of York was Petty Officer Horace Newman of Howden. The consequent release of PoW's was good news for Mr. & Mrs. Amos Snarr in a letter from their son Bombardier John Snarr (aged 33). After more than three years as a prisoner he told them he was safe and well and had reached India. A few days later a Howden couple, Mr. & Mrs. E. Steel learned that their son-in-law, Second Officer Harry Boyes was free . His ship the S.S. Gemstone was sunk in June 1942 and his fate remained unknown for many months. He had been rescued and imprisoned in Japan. He returned to the UK via the USA
After a long silence Mr. S. Rutter of Flatgate had received news in 1944 of his sister Mrs. Lowyck in Belgium. In July 1945 she wrote to say that her son Harry had returned home from four years of Gestapo custody, a grim reminder of the sufferings of civilians during that war.
The roll of honour for those service personnel who lost their lives in the Second World War is inscribed on Howden's War Memorial in St. Helen's Square.
If you can add anything to this article we would be pleased to hear from you.
Updated January 2012: I have been contacted by a former Howden resident who wished me to add that another Howden man killed in the war was Sgt Clifford Moore Brewster. He was an air gunner in the RAF and died on 30th January 1944. Clifford was the son of Thomas and Annie Brewster (formerly Moore) of Howden. By the time of the war Mrs Brewster had died and Clifford and his sister Pauline (who worked on the Hull and Barnsley station) were living with their aunts on Hailgate.
Posted by Susan Butler at Sunday, November 13, 2011 1 comment:
Labels: family history, howden, wartime history
More about the SS Aire at Saltmarshe
I was pleased to see Fiona's comment about my previous blog entry describing how she remembered the SS Aire at Saltmarshe. I thought it might be interesting to upload a couple of the pictures - I would be happy to upload others or any information which anyone would like to share.
Labels: Saltmarshe, shipping history, SS Aire
Saltmarshe - the SS Aire
Today has been a typical dull, drizzly November day. I had hoped to take some pictures in Saltmarshe Park but the light was too poor.
I have recently been looking at photos of when the SS Aire was run aground at Saltmarshe after colliding with the German collier Helene B. Schupp on October 6th 1958. The pictures show the workmen in the park with winches as they tried to recover the ship and stop her breaking her back. It was to no avail and she was eventually destroyed.
It is still possible to see the marks of the hawsers on one of the oak trees and there are markers on the river bank to show where the ship was aground.
In the garden there are still lots of apples - but everyone around has lots too so it is hard even to give them away. I am hoping to pick up some russets soon as they improve with keeping.
Molly the labrador is now more a small dog than a puppy although she still does not like the dark and chews almost anything she can find. She enjoys pieces of coal from the scuttle and can reduce a piece of stick to chippings in a matter of minutes.
Posted by Susan Butler at Tuesday, November 08, 2011 1 comment:
Labels: Molly, Saltmarshe, shipping history, SS Aire
New Goole history book
This afternoon I have collected copies of my new book about the history of Goole from Broadleys, the local printers. I am very pleased with how the book looks and hope now that people will buy it. Shaun Chappelow has taken several boxes to the family newsagents shops in Goole and Howden where they will be on sale from tomorrow.
Although I have finished this book, lots more fascinating old pictures of Goole keep coming to light. Perhaps I shall have to begin another soon.
We have been looking at some of them in my local history class and never fail to find something interesting on them to talk about. Many of the pictures are unnamed and we spend a lot of time trying to work out who everybody is. Goole is still quite a tight knit community and usually we find someone who can help.
Here is a picture of the staff at Herons' mill on Hook Road in Goole.
The staff of Herons Mill, Goole.
I am adding some information to this post on December 3rd. I have received a letter from Josephine who has managed to name nearly all the people on the above photo. They are as follows:
Back, from left: Alan Marshall, unknown, Phylis Sharp, June Mathias, Jean Naylor, Hannah Ogleby, Ellen Coggon, Minnie Cook, Agnes Thompson, Charlie Turton, Sheila Harvey, Margaret Charlesworth, Maurice Clarkson, George Gott, Mrs Gott, Elsie Mell, Madeleine Guest.
Front: Florrie Smith, Mary Roes, Margaret Guest, Rene Baxter, Biddie Taylor, Muriel Clare, Eileen Smith, Tom Howdell, Elsie,Blackwell, Dinah Dixon, Dorothy Abram, Ester Nichols, Roy Heron, Mary Brigham, Madge Whiteley, Margaret Moss, Olga Coolledge, unknown, Theresa Whitehead.
She believes the photo may have been taken in the late 60s. If you know more or can provide the two missing names please let me know.
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Blu-Ray Review: Scream Factory's 8mm (Collector's Edition)
Adam dives into the grit and grime of Joel Schumacher's under appreciated 8mm. Scream Factory has released a great new Collector's Edition
We could sit here and debate the merits of the career of Joel Schumacher. I'm not going to. Why? Unlike many, I have nothing but love for the man and his truly impressive filmography. 8mm is one of the films unjustly maligned at the time. Unjustly, because at its core 8mm is a great little crime noir with bite. That bite comes from the script by Andrew Kevin Walker.
Private detective Tom Welles (Nicolas Cage) makes his business in the disgusting habits of the Rich and Elite. Without judgment and discretion, he applies his trade. It is with this sort of conduct that Welles has finessed through the rank and file to be recommended to Daniel Langdale (Anthony Heald) the "Attorney" for Millionaire Widow Mrs. Christian (Myra Carter). Their task for Welles is to find the young girl in what appears to be a snuff film. The P.I.'s dogged pursuit of the girl and eventually her killers are at the heart of this downward spiral into Dante's Inferno.
Much like Paul Schrader's Hardcore, 8mm is a pious man's descent into filth and grime and what that does to a person. Though this film is more concerned with the loss of the young girl rather than a Searchers-style manhunt into the world of porn at the center of Hardcore. 8mm is concerned with how Welles continues to push away from his family and life because of the darkness he finds. Like he wants to both avenge this forgotten young girl but also protect the ones he loves… which are not mutually exclusive as the film unfolds. Both deal with redemption in very different ways and would play perfectly as a complementary double feature.
Cage is at his very best in this era of his career. A more subdued performance finds Cage in Movie Star mode. Far from the heights of 2018's Mandy, there are still powerful moments in Cage's performance. The scenes of Welles confronting what he must do, asking for permission to do those deeds are stunning. We rarely see or discuss moments of solace and guilt over violence and here we see them unfold. As Welles, the actor makes them the heart of his performance. Rarer still are stars like Cage allowing such a scene in any film they make (including Oscar Bait films).
The real find is Joaquin Pheonix as California Max. Pheonix is in full-on scene-stealing mode here. As the Truman Capote reading Porn Store employee, Pheonix is all greasy swarmy charm. What could have been a Basil Exposition-style guide to the underworld is more alive and vital. The is a level of skill here by the actor that anyone who doesn't like the film will at least see how good he is.
Schumacher directs the film with a methodical pace. This allows for 8mm to be more than the run of the mill "action thriller". Like his brilliant Falling Down, 8mm plays out with a fatalistic sense of inevitability. We know how the film is going to end, its Schumacher's direction that keeps us watching / intrigued by this disgusting world. The film may not be for everyone, but for who it does they are in for a truly underappreciated dark violent drama.
The Transfer
Sony has provided an already existing transfer. It's good, not great. The Grain structure is not as refined as more modern transfers, this leads to digital noise on the brighter points in the film (e.g. flashlights, beams of light, the sun).
Audio Commentary With Producer/Director Joel Schumacher
8MM In 35MM – An Interview With Producer/Director Joel Schumacher
Vintage Behind The Scenes Featurette
Theatrical Trailer
Still Gallery
The archival Audio Commentary by Schumacher from the original DVD release is still a solid "nuts and bolts" track. Schumacher has always been an informative commentary host, here is no different. Much of the commentary is screen-specific but he always manages to provide fascinating tidbits about the production, his views on directing and navigating the studio system.
8MM In 35MM is a newly recorded 40-minute interview with Schumacher. The director manages to discuss even more anecdotes from making the film like his first choice was Russell Crowe (at the time Crowe was not a star), to how he cast Joaquin Pheonix, to the editing from an NC-17 to an R-Rating.
The vintage behind-the-scenes featurette is a 7-minute long EPK on the film featuring on-set interviews with Cage, Pheonix, Schumacher, and Anthony Heald.
Rounding out the extras are a Trailer, three TV Spots and a Still Gallery.
8mm definitely deserves a reassessment by film fans. Fans of the film will be pleased with Scream Factory's Collectors Edition. Recommended.
Scream Factory's Blu-Ray of 8mm is out January 8th
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Good Luck Daddy by Allysa Hart & Rayanna Jamison
Good Luck Daddy is FREE until 9/23/19!
I've known Keely for her whole life. She's my deceased best friend's little sister, now my best friend by default, and the closest thing I have left to anything resembling family. She's off limits. Too bad she didn't get the memo.
After leaving the military, I came back to the only place I had never known as home-hers. With her brother gone, she's in a rough spot. She needs me more than ever. Watching out for her should be easy. Second Nature. Something I've always done. Why, with Austin gone, does it suddenly feel so different?
I tell myself she's off limits on a daily basis- but there is one tiny problem.
Keely is all grown up, and she doesn't feel the same way.
She's smart, funny, smoking hot, and desperately trying to get into my pants-and my heart.
Moving in with her was a really bad idea.
Good Luck Daddy is Book 1 in a hot new Rom-Com series about a group of friends, bonded over their love of dirty books with drool-worthy heroes, who eventually get their own hot, hilarious, happily-ever-afters
About the Rayanna:
Writing has been a passion of mine since I was 9 years old, and I always dreamed of becoming an author, but life happens and sometimes that first step seems like a giant leap. I credit a life changing move from the Oregon to Utah in the fall of 2013 as the catalyst that began my writing career.
I now reside in Southern Utah with my husband, my two children, two dogs, my mother, my 90 year old grandfather and a lizard named Leo.
I write what I love to read, which is fun romantic stories about submission in its many forms, and often joke that my stories get slightly dirtier with each one I write. When I am not writing, I enjoy my passions, which include cooking, drinking good coffee and good wine, shopping for crazy knee socks, celebrating with sushi for every occasion, and most of all spending time with my friends and family.
About the Allysa:
I am a full-time mom to two sassy, strong-willed, loveable little girls. What can I say? They take after their Mama. I'm on the wrong side of 30, and I have been married to my best friend for over ten years and I couldn't imagine doing life with anyone else by my side. We are Southern California transplants, currently residing in a very rural part of the east coast. I have two crazy dogs that I adore, even though they drive me out of my ever-loving mind most days.
Writing and graphic design consume all of my spare time and I could not be happier. This journey I am on is a crazy one, but I wouldn't trade it for the world.
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Beg for Daddy by Aubrey Cara
Beg for Daddy is a HEA standalone in the Domum Deorum Doms & Daddies world.
Unattainable. Off limits.
The second I laid eyes on her, I knew she was my endgame.
Only problem?
She was my best friend's wife.
Even after he died, I swore to stay away from her.
For my own sanity, I was going to stay away from her forever.
Then she offered herself up at my club's auction.
Fate never plays out as you think it will.
Sometimes it throws you curveballs in tempting packages.
Sometimes it has blush pink tits, pouty lips, and calls you Daddy.
But fate needs to learn a thing or two about me.
Never, ever try to push Daddy past his breaking point.
Blindfolded. Bought.
I wanted this. This control in having zero control.
Submitting to the unknown. To be an object. A fuck toy.
I wanted to be forced to feel so much I could forget how lonely I've been.
I'm definitely feeling a lot of things now.
Lonely is not one of those things.
Something is snicked onto my sparkly silver collar. I'm yanked forward.
"Hello, baggage," he says in my ear and my toes curl even as my heart plummets to my stomach.
"Noah?"
"It's Ares or sir to you, princess. Unless you're prepared to call me master? I do own you now. And I am planning to have you trembling on your knees more often than not."
My knees in question, threaten to go out.
Ares. He would be called Ares. The god of power and vengeance. The god of war. That's how he's always been with me. An immortal looking down his nose at me. His silvery gaze, wrathful. I can practically feel his piercing stare raking over me with disdain.
What had the girl said? A little scary, but a lot sexy.
Yeah, I have to disagree. Noah is a little scary the way a wolf kept in captivity is. It's not until there's no barrier between you and the wild animal that you feel the full extent of the danger you're in. The terror that courses through your veins and locks you in place.
By then it's too late. The wolf has you by the jugular.
I reach for the blindfold but he grabs my wrists.
"Blindfold stays on, baggage."
Author of kinky characters, life enthusiast, and supporter of afternoon naps. Aubrey Cara enjoys long walks in the park, trying to master hula hooping while skydiving, and writing about the dirty, sexy kind of love that is as rare and beautiful as the Cebu flowerpecker. Aubrey's books range from kinky contemporary to downright indecent sci-fi.
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Reefcake by Ellen Mint
Reefcake is book one in the Wild Menage Series.
A steamy mermen novella with sword fights, ship battles, and a sexy ménage with a prince merman, his most trusted bodyguard, and a woman who refuses to belong to one man.
Joanna fears her life is over when her father, the Governor of Havana, forces her onto a ship for Spain. She will be wed against her will. In the midst of a pirate attack, Jo's salvation comes from under the seas. She wakes from her rescue to find two delicious men who need her.
Namhu is the serious, life-saving protector, with a body that could walk through a wall. Enki is a beautiful prince of the sea with green hair, a twinkle in his eye, and a tender charm. Both are ecstatic to share in Joanna in this ménage story under the sea.
Enki asked in a haunted and concerned voice, "Are you well?"
Yes. No. Everything was wrong, but it was the first taste of hope in months. How could she explain it? How could she explain any of it to these two strangers?
"She is cold," Namhu explained. "The wet cloths upon her." He mispronounced clothes while pointing to her dress. A simple explanation, one much easier to give, so Joanna nodded. Yes, that was it. She was cold.
"Ah," Enki smiled bright, his soothing hand curling over her back. She wanted to lean against his strong chest, to luxuriate in the warmth and feel of his breaths matching her own. "I will help," he announced and before Jo could gasp, his fingers tugged on the right shoulder of her dress.
"No, no," Namhu announced, the man used to human customs quickly stopping his prince. He marched towards the two huddled in the sand and bent to a knee. "There are small knobs on the back you must undo first."
Jo wanted to laugh at the thought when the man's wide hands swept across the small of her back. A single one could nearly canvas the entire width, leaving her gulping in air as he began to undo each pearl button upwards. All the while, Enki kept watch, his lips pouted in concentration as if ladies fashion was fascinating. As if her body could be fascinating.
The dress' bodice bowed outward, dragging to the sand from the water drenched into its fibers. Namhu's hands curled around the outside of her waist, his hot breath dancing against her cheek as he said, "Raise your arms." Rather than wait for her to comply, he helped guide hers up, barely a glance of the back of his hands skirting against her trembling skin.
It was Enki's turn to take control. As Namhu placed his open palms to her elbows, the prince picked up the bottom of her dress and began to tug it high over her head. Jo gasped as the formality of civilization flew off her body. While Enki flapped the wet cloth around, Namhu's tender fingers curled down her elbow tracing the line of her now nude arms and dipping back to her shoulders. Even with the chemise in place, she could practically feel his body heat touching hers.
"There is more?" Enki asked, abandoning the dress to size up Jo's corset and underthings. She was still on shaky but good standing with being a proper lady. The dress was soaked and needed to be dried. If she remained in her chemise none could think her dishonorable.
That inquisitive grin rising, Enki placed a hand to her stomach and asked, "How does this one work?"
"I have no knowledge of it," Namhu admitted. He leaned back to stare down the knots of the corset, then rose upon his haunches to stare at his prince over her shoulder. In doing so, she felt a stiff rod glance across her buttocks. He wasn't as put-off by land-walkers are he liked to pretend.
A giddy thrill shivered through Joanna's body. She could stay dressed, tell the mermen that it didn't come off, sit by the fire. It was what a lady would do.
"Let me show you," Jo said, reaching behind her to fumble for the knots.
Ellen Mint adores the adorkable heroes who charm with their shy smiles and heroines that pack a punch. She has a needy black lab named after Granny Weatherwax from Discworld. Sadly, her dog is more of a Magrat.
Her first two books, Undercover Siren and Fever are available in both ebook and paperback. Gettin' Lucky and Reefcake are two of her newest paranormals in the Wild Ménage series. Her next book Pride & Pancakes is to be released by Totally Bound. Look for it Christmas 2019.
Twisted Temptation by Garnell Wallace
Twisted Temptation is the third novella in The Climax Chronicles Series.
Creed Dawson is most women's idea of the perfect man. Tall, sexy and rich as hell, he has a little black book of women clamoring to be at his side. Jillian Perkins isn't one of those women. The adjectives she would use to describe Creed are arrogant, rude, and annoying AF. Even his money can't redeem him in her eyes, because, like she so boldly told him, unlike him, she was born with a silver spoon in her mouth.
Unfortunately, she does need Creed to feature one of her plays at his new mega-hotel, which will never happen if her temper keeps getting in the way. Creed just rubs her the wrong way, and the right way too, which is a serious problem for her. It goes against everything she believes in to fall for a rich bastard like Creed.
As these two fall into bed and fall deeper into each other, dark secrets come to light. Will the bright lights blind them to the truth of what they really mean to each other?
"So are you single, lesbian, bi or none of the above?"
Jillian gasped. "Don't you think that's a little too personal?"
"So you don't know the kind of women I date?" he asked skeptically.
Jillian sat up straighter. "At least I have enough manners not to bring it up the first time I meet you."
Creed shrugged broad shoulders. "I like to get things out of the way, so we both know where we stand. I don't mix business and pleasure, so I like to set those boundaries from the beginning."
Jillian laughed. "You think that I want to sleep with you? That's not how I do business, and besides, you're not my type, Mr. Dawson."
Creed smiled. "Well, one of the good things about potentially working with you is that I already know that you're a terrible liar."
Jillian sputtered."God, your ego is almost as big as your bank account."
Creed flashed a smile. "So you've studied my bank account also?"
Jillian wiped her mouth on her starched white napkin and then placed it over her food. She glared at Creed, and this time the green flames had ignited into an inferno.
"The only thing I want from you, Mr. Dawson, is a chance. I'm not impressed by your looks. A woman who looks like me is used to getting good looking men, and unlike you, I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth, so your money doesn't impress me either. Please excuse me." She got up from the table and walked away.
Creed picked up his drink and took a huge gulp, punishing himself with the burn. The meeting hadn't gone as he'd expected. He'd been a jackass because he didn't know what to do with his attraction to Jillian. She wasn't like most women who young or old, he could charm. Jillian wanted something from him, but she wasn't willing to beg or sleep with him to get it. She'd truly seemed utterly unimpressed by his looks and his money, and that was so refreshing that it only made him want her even more.
He got up from his table and went in search of her. He caught a hint of yellow just as it disappeared up to the rooftop deck. He stalked up the steps behind her.
Garnell Wallace lives in the Bahamas on a tiny little island pirates Blackbeard and Calico Jack once called home. Sitting at the tip of the Caribbean, a region steeped in romantic ideals, the Bahamas continues to lure those in search of their own treasure.
Though the reality of any place is always more complex than the usual touristic jargon, it is still easy for her to find the magic of a laid back island lifestyle when sitting on a white sand beach with her laptop and characters. She loves using the rich, exotic cultures of the many countries which comprise her little piece of paradise in her stories and venturing to new places around the world.
She often writes about the shades of gray between people, creed and cultures in an effort to find the human experiences common to us all. She loves writing paranormal and erotic romances about deeply flawed characters who sometimes take unconventional paths to love.
She has been published in various paranormal and erotic anthologies including Making the Hook-up, Obsessed, and Best Women's Erotica, all from Cleis Press. She also has one title, Forever My Demon, published by Blushing Books. All of her self-published books can be found on Amazon. She loves getting reviews, feedback and opinions from her readers.


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Private School Quiz
Updated April 29, 2019 | by Robert Kennedy
Test your knowledge of private school facts and trivia with these twenty-one questions and answers.
1. How many private schools are there in the U.S.A.?
2. How many boarding schools are there?
3. Which private school offers the most Advanced Placement courses?
4. Which private school is the most expensive?
5. Which private school did Bill Gates graduate from?
6. How many Montessori schools are there in the U.S.A?
7. Where did Reggio-Emilia schools get their name?
8. Who founded the movement which spawned the modern Waldorf schools?
9. Which is the oldest school in the U.S.A.?
10. What was Maria Montessori's degree in?
11. Who was the founder of what we now call the progressive schools movement?
12. What percentage of American students attend private school?
13. What is the name of the schools established by the last Hawaiian princess?
14. Which New England family founded Exeter and Andover?
15. Which Roman Catholic order established a network of prestigious high schools?
16. What grade does Fifth Form refer to?
17. How many Jewish schools are there in Brooklyn, New York?
18. What does the term crew refer to?
19. What is the oldest private school athletic league?
20. What is the name of the independent school association based in Washington, DC?
21. Which private school has the largest endowment?
The Answers:
The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) does a survey of private schools every two years. Their most recent data from the 2011-2012 survey shows 30,861 schools, 4,494,845 students and 466,467 students in schools which are members of a private school association.
The Association of Boarding Schools reports slightly less than 300 member schools.
Actually, quite a few private schools offer more than 25 Advanced Placement Courses. That is impressive especially when you consider that there are only approximately 34 AP courses offered.
In this video an expert answers questions about the optimal number of AP courses a student should take.
La Rosee in Switzerland. Their website shows a tariff of 78,300 Swiss francs which at the time of writing is the equivalent of approximately $88,000 USD. This does not include incidentals such as ski trips or accommodation for your child's security detail.
Bill Gates, who founded Microsoft graduated from Lakeside School in Seattle, Washington.
The NCES shows approximately 2,300 Montessori schools. These belong to two main Montessori associations: American Montessori Society and Association Montessori International.
7. Where did Reggio Emilia schools get their name?
From the city of Reggio Emilia in northern Italy. The movement was started by an Italian teacher, Loris Malaguzzi, after World War II. The educational philosophy draws heavily from the ideas and theories of progressives such as John Dewey and others. The Reggio Emilia Approach is a gentle approach to educating children as this short video will reveal.
Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), the Austrian philosopher, was interested in and had firmly-held beliefs about the education of children. He was ahead of his time in many ways, not the least of which was his belief that schools should not be under government control.
The oldest American private school is Collegiate School in Manhattan. It was founded in 1628.
Maria Montessori graduated with a degree in medicine in 1896. She was one of Italy's first female doctors.
Actually, two people spearheaded the movement in America which we now call progressive education. John Dewey and Francis Parker in the late 19th and early twentieth centuries revolutionized the way children were taught. Learning up to that point had been largely learning by rote. Dewey and Parker believed strongly that children should explore and discover in order to learn. This video explains some of the tenets of the progressive movement.
According to the NCES about 10% of all American children are taught in private schools.
The Kamehameha Schools in Hawaii were established in 1887 by a legacy from the last princess of the Hawaiian royal family, Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop.
The Phillips family. Dr. John Phillips, a Harvard graduate and resident of Exeter, New Hampshire, founded Exeter Academy in 1781. His nephew Samuel Phillips, Jr., also a Harvard graduate, founded Andover Academy in 1778.
15. Which Roman Catholic order established a network of prestigious high schools for young men?
The Jesuits or Society of Jesus as they are formally known established and manage some thirty-two secondary schools in the U.S.A. They are noted both for their rigorous academics and tradition of developing extraordinary men from ordinary boys.
Learn more about Jesuit Schools in this short video.
Fifth Form is a quaint British appelation still used a several private schools in the U.S. to denote Grade Eleven. Students used to enter British private (public) schools in Grade Seven or Form One.
According to the NCES there are 154 Jewish schools in Kings County, New York.
18. What does the term 'crew' refer to?
Crew refers to the ancient sport of rowing. The sport is offered at several private schools which participate in international rowing regattas such as the Head of the Charles in Boston and the Royal Henley Regatta in England.
The New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) was founded in 1942.
The National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) is based in Washington, DC where it promotes the interests of its approximately 1,500 members.
The Kamehameha Schools recorded an endowment worth $9.06 billion for the fiscal year 2011. The original bequest consisted of 375,000 acres of land worth about $500,000. The endowment has now diversified to the point where 75% is in various financial instruments and the remainder in real estate.
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Welcoming HMS Quorn To Appledore
To mark the kick off of our first defence contract, we are delighted to welcome HMS Quorn to Harland & Wolff (Appledore) after a journey from Portsmouth Harbour.
In July, we were awarded a £55 million contract to regenerate a former Royal Navy mine-hunting vessel, HMS QUORN.
On behalf of the Lithuanian Government, the Defence Equipment Sales Authority (DESA) awarded the contract that will see HMS QUORN renovated and restored, bolstering NATO maritime capability in Europe.
Tailored for the Lithuanian Navy, the scope of work includes upgrades to the ship's mission and sonar systems, and an additional search and rescue capability. The contract will also add new main engines, generators and propulsion gear as well as refurbish the accommodation, hull, ancillary systems, electrical systems and painting.
Supporting ambitions to bolster British shipbuilding, laid out in the National Shipbuilding Strategy Refresh, the regeneration will support 100 jobs at our Appledore shipyard.
This contract has provided the breakthrough needed to activate the fifth and final element of our business strategy – the key market of Defence. Now we intend to capitalise on this win through bidding on and securing further government contracts.
With the vessel now safely docked, our teams will proceed with the extensive cleaning process prior to work beginning.
About HMS Quorn
HMS QUORN completed 27 years of Service with the Royal Navy before being sold to Lithuania in April 2020. The vessel patrolled the seas as part of the Royal Navy fleet of Hunt Class Mine Countermeasures Vessels (MCMVs) until 2017.
The Hunt Class vessels specialise in active mine-hunting. They use high-definition sonar to scour seabeds for mines, which are then destroyed by the ship's clearance diving teams or mine disposal system.
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In this Article we are going to learn about PHP PDO class, which can perform Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD). If you don't know about PDO please refer to the PDO reference link before heading to this article.
Create Database named pdocrud and import the following table. Use following mysql query which will create a User table with 4 fields. id, firstname , lastname, and email.
In the file structure you can see the config.php, which is our configuration file. This file is responsible for our database connection, and we also include our CRUD class here like include_once 'class.php-crud.php'; use the following code for the config.php file.
The PHP community has released major update over a decade as PHP 7. PHP 5 brings many exited features like support of Object oriented programming and many related with that.
You guys may wonder why PHP community released PHP 7 just after PHP 5 why there is no PHP 6? Well requirement for PHP 6 were not defined clearly and most of the people not agreed with, so the project ground to the halt. Almost all the features defined for PHP 6 were already implemented in PHP 5.3 and it's later versions of PHP 5. So we almost got everything, which was documented for PHP 6, when features set for a major release community decided to avoid confusion with dead project and skip to PHP version 7 with the major updates.
Google cloud Messaging (GCM) is a service that helps developer to send push notification data to any Android devices. With help of this feature developer can send push message to Android device whenever new data or promotion offers arrives in Android application.
Android device send Sender Id and application Id to GCM server.
GCM server generates unique registration Id and sends them back to Android device.
Android device sends registration Id to PHP web server application.
PHP web server stores registration Id to Database for later use.
And send them to the GCM server along with the push message data.
In this tutorial We will learn how to display responsive Google Map with multiple color marker, It is also dedicated to one requester who submitted a request throw our Request a Tutorial page for Making Google map area to fit all markers inside map we also cover that point here.
In this tutorial we will discuss simple php login system with jQuery shake effect, It will give you ability to sign in into the user based system, we will use Ajax to store logged in user data into session.
First of all we need a table with user data, lets create a table named users.
We have defined id as Auto increment, which give user a unique id.
Now let create a file named index.php which will shows our Login form and all logic related to Ajax call.
SkaDate / Oxwall : How to create simple widget in Skadate X / Oxwall ?
What is widget in Skadate / Oxwall ?
Widgets are an essential part of the web software. You can call widgets as an extension block of that software or the theme. In Skadate / Oxwall widgets are components that can be attached to the widget panels. Lets dig little deep into Skadate / Oxwall widgets.
There are three panels in Skadate / Oxwall which currently used for widgets to attached with.
Here in our example we will create a Custom status widget, which will be used in Dashboard panel. You can use one widgets to all panel there are no limits.
Console Items or Console menu are the interactive controls of the Skadate X / Oxwall software. It helps users to get real time notification with notification read / unread counter. Console item have different type of behaviors it depends on the use of that particular console item.
Console item buttons are usually a simple button but you can set different type of layout using css options. You can set different behaviors like some can set to open a popup window and some can open link. Simple examples of Console item buttons are sign in, and sing up/Join buttons.
Why do we need to update Landing page / Home page?
A well-designed landing page or Home page can boost your site traffic and also reduce bounce rate. This page is what you used for email newsletters marketing, campaign, most of your site's call to actions button and recent post.
Landing page refers to how good we think user's experience will be when they get on our site first time. I regularly visit many socials and bloggers websites where I found that every successful websites updating their landing page regularly and that rise a question in my mind why they need to update their landing page so frequently? The simple answer lies in human nature. We always attract to the thing, which we find different or new, If we see same thing every time we will not spend time for it even if its in our need.
TimThumb is simple, flexible yet powerful php script that resizes images dynamically. Every website or blog uses thumbnail images, it's a very useful part of the website.If you don't see any images or thumbnail you quickly skip the website or article. You wont read it in deep but if you find few thumbnails between or in start of the News or article you would like to read and stay more on the page or article. It's human nature visual images attracts mind rather than just bunch of words, isn't it?


A Wall Street bank? A large cable conglomerate? A company that will surprise you?
Verizon? JP Morgan? Time Warner?
No, the business that owns the most office space in Manhattan is WeWork, a shared workspace provider for young entrepreneurs, freelancers and other workers on the move.
WeWork operates 15 spaces in Manhattan. From January to June, WeWork leased 549,438 total square feet, the most space out of anyone in New York City on a ranking of office leases by Costar, a real estate analytics firm.
"We happen to need buildings just like Uber happens to need cars, just like Airbnb happens to need apartments," WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, an Israeli entrepreneur, told the Wall Street Journal.
These aren't your ordinary cubicle-filled offices; they offer amenities like arcade rooms, recording studios, education workshops and parties. Plus, WeWork is building a 675,000-square-foot space at the Brooklyn Navy Yard that will include specialty food vendors, a massage room, valet bicycle parking, outdoor terraces, a rooftop conference center and a basketball court, according to Crain's New York.
The business also recently made its first acquisition: a company called Case, which brings better technology and information flow to the process of architecting and constructing a building.
"There is still incredible demand," WeWork's Matt Shampine told Craine's. "Our community continues to grow as more and more workers seek the energy of the WeWork community."
Airbnb for event spaces expands to the U.S.


Explore the AIC trails by the light of the (almost) full moon. ESF staff will lead an interactive snowshoe hike highlighting the unique adaptations of nocturnal animals. If you're lucky, you might even hear an owl.
After the evening excursion, enjoy hot cider by a campfire. Snowshoes and headlamps will be provided.


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Amazon X Retail for Good Wishlist
The Amazon X Retail for Good Wishlist campaign is a joint effort by Amazon Singapore and the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre to encourage shoppers to donate to non-profit organizations (NPOs) by purchasing items listed on their Amazon.sg wish lists. Retail for Good is a collaborative initiative by NVPC's Company of Good that aims to bring stakeholders in the retail and e-commerce space together to make doing good a part of daily encounters.
Why not do some good while shopping? Your donations will go a long way in benefiting underprivileged children, low-income families, and vulnerable communities. By specifying the type of items and quantity needed in the NPO's wish list, shoppers can easily participate in donating to NPOs via a fuss-free and transparent manner. Simply click to purchase and the items will be delivered directly to the NPOs.
This collaboration builds on Amazon's COVID-19 community outreach efforts in Singapore which includes in-kind and monetary donation to over 20 non-profit organizations in 2020. Amazon is working with Blessings in a Bag, Children's Wishing Well, Club Rainbow, Food Bank Singapore, Singapore Red Cross, and SOSD and continues to welcome more non-profit organizations to use the wishlist function to facilitate their donation drive efforts.
Established in 1992, Club Rainbow (Singapore) (CRS) is a non-profit organisation and charity with the mission to support and empower children with chronic illnesses and their families. Armed with the firm belief that every child deserves equal opportunities to lead a fulfilling and independent life, CRS supports these children and their families through social work intervention, therapy intervention, educational support, arts and vocational development. As an independent charity, CRS relies largely on corporate partners such as Amazon and public donations to support its mission.
SOSD is a volunteer-run organisation dedicated to the welfare of Singapore's many street dogs. Our mission is to eliminate cruelty to and abandonment of animals, enhancing their welfare, and improving the lives of animals and humans, through rescue, education and advocacy. We relies on the generosity of the public to support our care of over 500 dogs at our shelters at Sungei Tengah Road and Jurong Island. You can make a difference. Your kind donation will help in providing shelter, food, medicine, veterinary care and love to the rescued dogs.
Blessings in a Bag is an award-winning, non-profit organisation that bridges the gap between communities that have and those that don't. Through our 'Beyond Awesome' programme, we support up to 90 children and youths from under-resourced communities in Singapore, each of whom will benefit directly from receiving items on our Amazon wishlist. Thank you for your support.
Children's Wishing Well (CWW) is a non-profit organisation and fully-registered charity founded in 2002. CWW's services support more than 1,000 children and youth from disadvantaged backgrounds in Singapore, through their educational and daily living needs, as well as equipping them with skills for their future so that they can become useful members of society and escape the poverty trap.
The Food Bank Singapore is a registered charity founded in 2012, with the mission to end food insecurity in Singapore through redistribution of food to more than 360 member beneficiary organisations. Public can come to deposit/donate their unused or unwanted foods which will then be collected and allocated to the needy via various channels through VWOs, Charities, Soup Kitchens.
The Singapore Red Cross is a homegrown humanitarian organisation serving the vulnerable locally and internationally. All the donations received via Amazon SG will be utilised by SRC local services and programmes.
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Ghost Light (Paperback)
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FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF STAR OF THE SEA AND SHADOWPLAY 'A superbly written, magically evocative novel' Scotsman 'Masterful in its management of re-imagined lives and the time they inhabit' Financial Times 'A virtuoso display of literary talent...brimming with... sympathy and skill' Irish Times Dublin, 1907. A young actress begins an affair with a damaged older man, the leading playwright at the theatre where she works. Outspoken and flirtatious, Molly Allgood is a Catholic girl from the slums of Dublin, dreaming of stardom in America. Her lover, John Synge, is a troubled genius, whose life is hampered by convention and by the austere and God-fearing mother with whom he lives. Their affair, sternly opposed by friends and family, is quarrelsome, affectionate and tender. Many years later, Molly, now a poverty-stricken old woman, makes her way through London's bomb-scarred city streets, alone but for a snowdrift of memories. Her once dazzling career has faded but her unquenchable passion for life has kept her afloat.
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Joseph O'Connor was born in Dublin. His books include eight previous novels- Cowboys and Indians (Whitbread Prize shortlist), Desperadoes, The Salesman, Inishowen, Star of the Sea (American Library Association Award, Irish Post Award for Fiction, France's Prix Millepages, Italy's Premio Acerbi, Prix Madeleine Zepter for European novel of the year), Redemption Falls, Ghost Light (Dublin One City One Book Novel 2011) and The Thrill of it All. His fiction has been translated into forty languages. He received the 2012 Irish PEN Award for outstanding achievement in literature and in 2014 he was appointed Frank McCourt Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Limerick. www.josephoconnorauthor.com
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This is a study of the social processes inherent in constructing a community, placed within a context of modernity and of Norwegian ethnography. It is based on a fieldwork at the "National Center for Nature-Culture-Health" (NaKuHel) in Asker, Norway during its initial year. I present the different phases and aspects of this construction seen as a symbolic and communicative process. The participants' discourse on the health concept is a central focal point of the study.
The initiator's formulation of the NaKuHel vision and its objectives was that it should be "an arena of cooperation" between organizations, public institutions business and local enthusiasts in order to "improve health, quality of life and environment" by means of "creativity and wholeness thinking". The vision's all-encompassing concepts acted as summarizing symbols with a strong motivational force in gathering a group of participants. During the initial phase, the challenging process was kept open-ended and enthusiastic through language-intensive reflection; especially using metaphors drawn from nature to legitimize and understand social processes. As the size and complexity of the community increased, however, a demand for order and predictability appeared. Gradually there emerged a set of shared meaningful symbols, an experience of a common "NaKuHel way of thinking" and of boundaries in relation to conceived others. The relationship to and influence from a complexity of outside fields and institutions was also an important part of the construction process.
The parallel theme of health was approached by looking at the discourse on health as a metaphorical way of relating to a desired state of self and society. The "health promotive activities" initiated in NaKuHel are similarly interpreted as expressions of important cultural values and social and existential longings. These modern longings come into conflict with an instrumental way of thinking inherent in organizational planning and systematization, in the need to document results and effects and in the emphasis on conceptualizing and consciously understanding causal connections. The inherent paradoxes are illustrated through the central debate on who was to be NaKuHel's target group, and is placed within a context of the Norwegian welfare state, the medical system and a Norwegian value system.
This is thus a study of how individual motivation and informal social processes are brought into an organized, public arena and of the challenges, paradoxes and potentials inherent in this encounter.


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Q: Matroids: How can a subset of a set be an independent set? I am learning about Matroids, but i think i have some misunderstanding in it. The definition of a matroid is as following:
A finite matroid $M$  is a pair $( E , I )$ where $E$ is a finite set (called the ground set) and $I$ is a family of subsets of E (called the independent sets) with the following properties:

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*The empty set is independent, i.e.,  $\emptyset \in I$.

*Every subset of an independent set is independent, i.e., for each $A' \subset A \subset E$, if $A \in I$, then $A' \in I$

*If $A$ and $B$ are two independent sets of $I$ and $A$ has more elements than $B$, there exists $x \in A\backslash B$ such that $B \cup \{x\} \in I$

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matroid
I could not really find out there what is means with independent sets, so i found that here:
"Two sets A and B are said to be independent if their intersection $A \cap B=\emptyset$.
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/IndependentSet.html
This in combination with statement 2 confuses me. If $A'$ is a subset of $A$, then doesn't it mean that $A \cap A' = A'$?
Again, i am quite sure there is an essential part of this which i am understanding completely wrong, but i just have no idea what it is.
Thanks in advance for any help!

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*There are only finitely many words in the English language, and only a smaller subset that we can easily work with.  This means that mathematical English is often forced to use the same words to mean different things in different contexts.  The word "normal" comes to mind as a particularly egregious example.  In this case, independence means something different in the context of matroids than it does in the context of set theory and/or graph theory and/or probability theory.

*Matroids seem to generalize the notion of vector spaces.  In particular, the notion of an independent set is a generalization of a linearly independent set.  You should have that model in your head when you work with matroids.  A finite collection of vectors in $\mathbb{R}^2$ is a finite matroid (as long as you throw in the emptyset).  An independent set here is a collection of linearly independent vectors, and any linearly independent set has the property that, if you remove a vector, the remaining set is still linearly independent.

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The gym center franchise Workout Anytime announced the addition of two new team members: Mark de Gorter as chief operating officer, and Greg Maurer as vice president of fitness, who will help design the brand's personal-training program.
Chef Dale Miller will consult with the research-and-development department at Wayback Burgers on menu development and innovation. He is tasked with creating dishes to align with current trends, seasonality and brand personality.
Baker & McKenzie, a multinational law firm based in Chicago, hired Stephanie Russ, a senior attorney who specializes in franchise law, for its Dallas office.
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Yum Brands, the parent company of such fast- food chains as Taco Bell and KFC, announced Micky Pant will take over the role of CEO of its China division. Pant formerly served the company's KFC worldwide division as CEO.
The hotel-management company Wyndham Hotel Group brought on Eduardo Cruz del Rio as vice president of operations for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Jeff Zinn was hired as head of capital markets at ApplePie Capital. ApplePie is a lending firm that caters to the franchising industry. Zinn was managing director at Jefferies & Co., an international investment and securities firm.
The waste management company redbox+ hired Bill Weber as vice president of franchise support. Before working for redbox+, Weber served more than 10 years as vice president of marketing and advertising for Kitchen Solvers.
Formerly chief development officer at Popeyes, Greg Vojnovic will now serve as chief development officer of the restaurant chain Arby's, a newly created position reporting directly to CEO Paul Brown.
Blink Fitness, a fitness club and gym center franchise, promoted Executive Vice President Todd Magazine to president.
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A conglomerate holding company and franchisor of multiple dry-cleaning concepts, The Huntington Co. hired Steve Lajiness and Josh Titler as new executives in the department of franchise development.
Christina Chambers is the new vice president of franchise development at Huddle House. Chambers has years of experience working with such franchises as Great Wraps and Quiznos.
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants appointed John Inserra as its president and chief operating officer. He held leadership positions at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co. and Kimpton Hotel and Restaurant Group.
BrightStar Care appointed Steve Schildwachter chief marketing officer and Tom Lehr chief financial officer. Schildwachter was executive vice president and chief marketing officer at advertising technology company, rVue. Lehr was CFO at Adventures in Advertising.
Marilyn Monroe Spas hired former president of Disney Vacation Clubs Jim Lewis to be its new CEO, joining two other executive team members with previous Disney experience.
Aiming to return to its glory days, Shoney's added Michael Wozniak and Eric Cleveland to its executive team. Wozniak is the new chief operating officer, while Cleveland is executive chef.
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Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores hired Michael McCarthy as its new vice president, merchandising and inventory. He has more than 30 years of retail experience, including 28 years with Sears Holdings Corp.
Michael Shutley joined Dunkin' Brands Group as vice president, federal and state government affairs. Reporting to Karen Raskopf, chief communications officer, Shutley will work closely with senior management to implement the company's legislative initiatives and advocate for franchisees at all levels of government.
Papa John's International promoted Robert Thompson to senior vice president of marketing and Edmond Heelan to senior vice president of North American operations and global operations support and training.
Annex Brands promoted Mary Ann Canup to vice president of franchise compliance. Canup started at the company 22 years ago as a part-time receptionist and now oversees franchise registration requirements as well as facilitating franchise resales.
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6-YEAR OLD GIRL RAPED IN SCHOOL
farhan July 18, 2014 Singapore News Today
LONDON – A six-year-old schoolgirl was allegedly raped by two staff members at a school in Bangalore city, BBC news quoted police as saying yesterday – the latest in a series of rape cases that have shocked India.
The incident occurred on July 2 but was discovered by her parents only a few days ago, after the girl complained of stomach ache and was taken to hospital, the report said.
Just last week, the police arrested two men in Jharkhand state over the rape of an 11-year-old girl, which was allegedly ordered by a village leader to punish her brother.
News of the latest alleged sexual assault prompted hundreds of protesters to gather outside the Bangalore school to shout slogans, with some of them pulling down its gates.
The police have yet to make an arrest, amid allegations that the girl was raped by a security guard and a gym instructor.
The BBC reported that the police are trying to identify the guilty men among the various guards and gym instructors at the school in the southern Indian city.
"They have handled it very shoddily," said Mr Vivek Sharma, whose son is studying there.
Yesterday, school chairman Rustom Kerawala offered parents his "sincere apologies" and promised "full cooperation" with the police investigation, the report said.
Rape cases and violence involving women victims have come under intense scrutiny in the nation of 1.2 billion people since the December 2012 gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old student on a bus.
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