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Home Corporate Eye Corporate Eye Issue 3 Case Review: Brito-Babapulle v Ealing Hospital NHS Trust
Case Review: Brito-Babapulle v Ealing Hospital NHS Trust
Dismissal will not always be in the range of reasonable responses to a gross misconduct offence, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has found. Albeit reluctantly, it found that a Tribunal should have assessed whether personal mitigating circumstances of the claimant who had been dismissed for fraud had made the gross misconduct dismissal unfair.
Brito was a consultant haematologist located at Ealing Hospital, but her contract was with the NHS which permitted her to carry out work for patients on a private basis. She had some health problems and these caused her to be on sick leave from March 2009 to June 2009 during which absence she received full contractual sick pay. The Hospital became suspicious that Brito was still working with her private patients during this period of sick leave and began disciplinary proceedings with her.
The Hospital found that their suspicions were substantiated. The Hospital asserted that they had told Brito on two previous occasions that such activity was not permitted. Brito accepted that what she had done was wrong, but claimed that she could not remember two previous instances when this issue had been mentioned. The actions were deemed to be gross misconduct by the Hospital. Although Brito put forward mitigating circumstances, the Hospital did not have high regard for them and considered that, due to the fact that she had already been told twice that such activity was not permitted, she should have known better. She was dismissed for gross misconduct.
The tribunal had to decide whether the sanction by the Hospital fell within the range of reasonable responses. It found that it did, confirming "Once gross misconduct is found, dismissal must always fall within the range of reasonable responses…" and therefore dismissed the unfair dismissal claim.
The EAT subsequently found that the Tribunal was entitled to find that the Brito's actions amounted to an act of gross misconduct. However, it did have some difficulty with the Tribunal's assertion that it is inevitable that dismissal will always be reasonable with a gross misconduct finding. The EAT considered that that automatic jump from one to the other leaves no room for determining whether there are any mitigating factors which may make a dismissal unreasonable. It further stated "It is the whole of the circumstances that [the Tribunal] must consider with regard to the equity and substantial merits of the case. But this general assessment necessarily includes a consideration of those matters that might mitigate." Although the Hospital had considered mitigating factors in its decision to dismiss, the Tribunal had not and this was an error of direction. The appeal on this point was allowed and the claim was remitted to Tribunal to make this determination.


This brief series of links and bibliography choices — memoirs, combat chronicles, post-War happenings, and so on — feature information about the 94th Infantry Division and their actions in World War II.
This length chronicle of over 500 .PDF pages offers a complete look into the formation, history, actions, and efforts of the 94th Division during their actions in World War II. This version is copied directly from a 1948 publication thanks to the University of Michigan.
A brief history of select members of the 94th, including their training and their assignment, as written by Eddie Maul in 2002.
This 1984-printed history examines a strategic account of the 94th crossing of the Saar River in February 1945 as compiled by the Combat Studies Institute.
"On the Way" is a small booklet (transcribed on lonesentry.com) that covers the history of the 94th. This booklet is one of the series of G.I. Stories published by Stars & Stripes in Paris, 1944-194.
This article in The Morning Call in January 2017 covers a commemoration of The Battle of the Bulge during which a number of veterans spoke and shared their stories, including a veteran of the 94th Division.
This cleveland.com article from 2012 covers recent efforts by surviving members of the 94th and their families as they seek to achieve official "liberator" status.
This brief article on the official U.S. Army website looks back on some specific experiences shared by the veterans of the 94th Division.


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Q: Core Data Relationships Supposing you had a data model that looks like:
/-----------------------\          /-----------------------\
| Patient               |          | Medication            |
|-----------------------|          |-----------------------|
| firstName             |          | startOn               |
| lastName              |          | endOn                 |
|-----------------------|          |-----------------------|
| medications           | <<-\     |                       |
|                       |     \->> | patients              |
\-----------------------/          \-----------------------/

So there is a many-to-many relationship: patients have many medications and a medication has many patients.
Given a Patient object, how would you get the related Medication with the most recent endOn?
(assumption: a patient does not have more than one medication that ends on the same date) i.e.:
// patientZero is a patient with related medication records
Patient *patientZero = ...;
Medication *mostRecentMed = [patientZero mostRecentlyCompletedMedication];

How would one implement the mostRecentlyCompletedMedication method?
Thanks!

A: This is actually not a Core Data question, but a Cocoa collections question. I would sort the medications association set. Assuming the Patient=>Medication to-many association is called medications:
Patient *myPatient;

NSSet *medications = [myPatient medications];
Medication *mostRecent = [medications sortedArrayUsingDescriptors:[NSArray arrayWithObject:[NSSortDescriptor sortDescriptorWithKey:@"endOn" ascending:YES]]]
                           lastObject
                          ];

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Joe Manganiello showed off one lucky lady on Thursday night, when he made an appearance at an event in Beverly Hills.
At one point in the evening, the pair was "canoodling and definitely getting cozy," the source says.
But Manganiello, who seemed like he was "in a great mood," also devoted time to chat with some other celebrities at the party. Ashlee Simpson, Anna Kendrick and a pregnant Anna Faris were among the other famous attendees.


Softbank's reign as the exclusive provider of the iPhone in Japan is to end after Apple confirmed that rival KDDI will join the operator in selling the newly announced iPhone 4S.
Speculation of this development has been rife for a while, as we reported back in September when KDDI took down its Android website ahead of expected iPhone developments.
Softbank is one of the few global operators in a primary market to enjoy an exclusive hold of the iPhone, a factor that has given it significant traction in the Japanese market.
Since Softbank began carrying the iPhone, with the iPhone 3G in 2008, it has steadily gained ground on KDDI, with projections showing it close to eclipsing the older carrier's subscriber numbers.
There is no development on iPhone for Japan's number one operator NTT DoCoMo, represented by the grey line in the chart above (Softbank is blue, KDDI red). Though it doesn't offer the device itself it does support iPhones that transition onto its network from Softbank.
The introduction of the iPhone 4S to KDDI customers is likely to bring about greater competition – particularly around quality of service and pricing – as KDDI increases the heat on its rival. Currently, around half of Softbank's new customers are believed to be signing up for iPhones, a statistic that is likely to change very soon.
There is still no word from Apple on China Mobile, the other major Asian operator strongly speculated to begin offering the new device. Give its 600 million plus subscriber base, China Mobile could be a key ally in China – a market where Apple is beginning to defeat the counterfeit phone culture that plagued smartphone development in the past.


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After weeks of public evasion, the Bush administration is finally coming clean about the cost of the American-led occupation of Iraq. Well, sort of, in that vague Bush style.
On Wedesday, occupation overlord L. Paul Bremer told the Washington Post that the final price tag for the Bush administration's mission in Iraq will reach "several tens of billions" of dollars — and he admitted that Iraqi oil sales will pay for only a tiny fraction of that. Already, Peter Slevin and Vernon Loeb of the Post observe, the Pentagon is spending $4 billion a month on the occupation. But that spending doesn't begin to cover the real cost.
"A State Department official said the Bush administration is preparing to seek a 'huge' supplemental spending bill from Congress. Administration sources also said the U.S.-controlled Coalition Provisional Authority is running so low on funds that the White House is considering seeking an emergency infusion next month to cover the organization's bills."
But what exactly does "several tens of billions" mean? Slevin and Loeb point out — as if they really need to — that neither Bremer nor President Bush seem inclined to provide any real details. Niko Matsakis and Elias Vlanton, the activists behind the Cost of War web site, aren't so shy. Using existing figures provided by the administration, the pair have developed a dynamic cost clock tallying the war's bottom line.
Bremer's announcement finally does away with the pre-war White House assertion that Iraqi oil revenues would cover much of the cost of the rebuilding. In fact, while Iraqi oil wells were producing 2.5 to 3 million barrels a day before the war, current production has fallen to just 1.7 million barrels. And even if production returns to prewar levels, Bremer admits the income will not come close to meeting Iraq's needs.
The new cost projection — vague as it is — comes on the heels of another glimpse into the ugly reality of the Iraqi mission. As just about every news organization in the world noted, on Monday the number of GI's killed since Bush declared an end to 'major combat operations' surpassed the number killed during those operations. As the editorial writers at The New York Times observe, the unavoidable conclusion is that "the United States will pay a high price in blood and treasure" if Bush sticks to his unilateralist guns and refuses to let the UN play a role in post-war Iraq.
So, will the administration rethink its entrenched position? Yesterday afternoon, Douglas Jehl of The New York Times reported that, after months of rejecting the possibility of UN leadership in Iraq, Bush is beginning to publicly ponder the idea. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage announced that a UN-led multinational force was just "one idea being explored" this week. But even that admission is a sort of watershed for the go-it-alone Bush team.
Still, with or without UN leadership in Iraq, the administration's immidiate future is fraught with trouble. America's willingness to give Bush another four years has weakened, and the recently-released national deficit predictions are bound to increase American frustrations.
So, can Bush keep ahead in the polls and jump-start the economy while coming out with an economically-feasible long-term for pacifying and rebuilding Iraq? In an interview with The Christian Science Monitor pollster Del Ali says that question is very much in doubt.
"'He's in a really precarious spot,' says Del Ali. 'I think the public has an understanding that it's not going to be overnight regime change. But there are three factors he's got to be aware of that could backfire on him…If the economy turns for the better, the public can be more forgiving about Iraq…But if the economy doesn't turn, everything magnifies for him."

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Topic: Suggested New Sub-Forum "Tevo Tornado"
Re: Suggested New Sub-Forum "Tevo Tornado"
For that Marlin compile error, I'd post a question/possible bug report on Jim Brown Marlin github page. Jim should be able to answer that question with far more expertise in Marlin firmware than myself.
One - how many are actually connected.


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Arbolino immediately in the mix at Motegi
In a largely dry FP1 session, Tony Arbolino carried his strong form from Aragon over to Japan by setting the sixth fastest time, while Sam Lowes recovered his feelings in his first Moto2 appearance since early August.
Friday saw the three grand prix classes make their first appearance in Japan since 2019 and despite pessimistic weather forecasts, Elf Marc VDS Racing Team riders Sam Lowes and Tony Arbolino had a largely dry FP1 session, with spits of rain falling at different times.
Due to concerns over transporting freight from Europe to Japan, all classes were limited to one session on Friday afternoon to work on bike settings. The Moto2 field had just one 40-minute session during the day.
Despite a fire breaking out in the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team box on Thursday evening, the whole squad worked heroically through the morning to ensure the garage was cleaned and ready for action once FP1 got underway at 14.10 local time.
/// SAM LOWES, 26th – 1'53.122
Returning from an injury he sustained on the first day of the British GP on 5th August, this was the first time Sam was back on a grand prix machine in seven weeks. He gradually lowered his pace, with his fastest lap coming on the 13th lap of 15.
Understandably, the Englishman was using Friday to recover his feelings aboard the bike. He tried different rear tyre combinations through the 40 minutes as he set the 26th fastest time.
"I need more laps to regain the confidence"
"It's really nice to get going again. Obviously, the injury is still causing me some issues but I expected it to be worse. I just need to understand that this weekend is going to be about building myself back up. We just had the one session today, which was not a lot. I need more laps to regain the confidence as it's been a long time since I've ridden the bike. I was riding with a smile because it was really nice to be back out there. I just want to thank the team as they did a great job during the night after everything that happened. I'm looking forward to keep building from here."
/// TONY ARBOLINO, 6th 1'51.014
Tony and his crew began the day with the same base setting he used so effectively at Aragon, and the Italian was immediately competitive, placing around the top five riders from the start.
Despite spots of rain failing toward the end of the session, Tony's fastest lap was one of five laps in the 1'51s. The 22-year old is aiming to make a few small set-up tweaks this evening as he feels confident of challenging for the podium again.
"We need to be as ready as possible"
"We showed a really good level again today. I'm happy about that. We started with the same base setting as Aragon and it looks like the bike was working well. We just need to improve a few things with the setting and be as mentally focussed as before. Let's see tomorrow how the weather will be. But we need to be as ready as possible so we can fight for the podium another time here."


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// The controller manager is responsible for monitoring replication
// controllers, and creating corresponding pods to achieve the desired
// state.  It uses the API to listen for new controllers and to create/delete
// pods.
package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"os"

	"k8s.io/apiserver/pkg/server/healthz"
	"k8s.io/apiserver/pkg/util/flag"
	"k8s.io/apiserver/pkg/util/logs"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/cmd/kube-controller-manager/app"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/cmd/kube-controller-manager/app/options"
	_ "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/client/metrics/prometheus" // for client metric registration
	_ "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/util/workqueue/prometheus" // for workqueue metric registration
	_ "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/version/prometheus"        // for version metric registration
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/version/verflag"

	"github.com/spf13/pflag"
)

func init() {
	healthz.DefaultHealthz()
}

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	s.AddFlags(pflag.CommandLine, app.KnownControllers(), app.ControllersDisabledByDefault.List())

	flag.InitFlags()
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		fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "%v\n", err)
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The Henley report on music education in the United Kingdom emphasised the value and importance of music making as a practical skill and how much this can enrich and aid the development of young people's lives. This comprehensive survey lacked a detailed account of class music lessons and accentuated the role of extra-curricular music making. A music education based on the development of creative and practical skills in music is in no way a bad thing but how important is the content in class music lessons and particular the use of western art music? Are we offering our pupils a rigorous subject-based curriculum in music or is it just a series of practical activities that develop confidence in singing, playing and composing with a fleeting acknowledgement of the great works of music history? Exploring great works of the western art tradition should form an essential part of the music curriculum from the early years and we should strive to create culturally aware pupils that not only have an understanding of the breadth and depth of 'classical' music but will feel confident in being part of and perhaps even contributing to the vibrant classical music scene on offer today.
It is essential that young musicians have an awareness of the past before they can appreciate the wealth of new music today and teachers can be responsible for connecting the past with the present in an engaging way. As well as looking back we should endeavour to look forward; new music need not be difficult. The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music series of books called 'Spectrum' – a series of new works for young players – does a great deal to introduce the world of contemporary music but even more is needed. Composing often forms a significant part of music curriculums during secondary school and if we are to help create composers of tomorrow we need to show them music of today. It is an immense task for the music educator to choose repertoire to present to their classes but conversely it is an immensely rewarding one. Above all I aim to foster confidence and excitement in all my students – I want them to see a Boulez concert and say: "I want to know more". What we can offer as music educators is an introduction to art music – regardless of when it was written – that allows pupils to interact with its technique and context through engaging activities. For example teaching ground bass – a concept of a repeated bass line – can be exciting if pupils not only see Purcell's use of this compositional technique but also more recent uses, particularly in popular music. We can draw our pupils' attention to how variety can be created even though the bass line remains constant and through stimulating discussion of what Arnold Whittall calls 'the play of comparison' – noticing the differences and transformation of material throughout a work – we can lead our pupils to create music that uses a ground bass that attempts to be as equally varied as the examples we show them.
Reading the transcript of Richard McNicholl's keynote address at this year's NAME Conference made me wish I had been there to hear it. It gives a wonderfully succinct and balanced account of the major developments in British music education since the seventies. McNicholl rightly highlights the value of John Paynter and his book 'Sound and Silence' which emphasises a curriculum that priorities a practical approach to the teaching of music; McNicholl acknowledges those teachers that crafted a 'curriculum that engages and excites innumerable youngsters'. The anecdote about the accidental inclusion of music in the National Curriculum – in 1987 – seems to pre-echo the tenuous position music would hold in a curriculum today. He draws attention to attempts by Kenneth Clarke to formalise the music curriculum which included the study of set works from the western classical tradition. These developments were not met with unanimous acquiescence – eminent classical musicians led the way in preventing these revisions from denying pupils a practical-based music curriculum. McNicholl mentions his pride in announcing the practical based music curriculum in the UK to teachers abroad and he rightly shows that music education in the UK was something to be envied internationally. The 'Connect' programme at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama offers a continuation of John Paynter's work and it did much to inform my own classroom practice. Any teacher seeking a course that will inspire their creative work in the classroom would do well to attend the CPD courses offered by GSMD in creative leadership – it offers a training programme that will inspire any music teacher wishing to develop whole class creative work.
'A pressure has built up to teach that what is accessible, together with a belief that performing constitutes a musical education … We have perhaps encouraged politicians to believe that learning an instrument is music education. We have failed to challenge those who claim that singing is all the music education children need.' McNicholl is right to highlight these short sighted ideas that eradicate the role of a classroom music teacher – and with The Times reporting a 36% drop in music teaching vacancies (as Jonathan Savage writes in his response to the Henley report) it seems that some of those in the position of shaping a school's curriculum do indeed consider instrument learning and singing—both of which can exist outside of curriculum time—the only components of a valuable music education. It is that extra layer of music appreciation – that holistic study of music and its history—that a class teacher can offer. Class music lessons are vital in developing culturally-aware young people; they are given opportunities to express emotions through creativity and to learn valuable team working and co-operation skills.
Jonathan Savage wrote an engaging response to the Henley report on music education where he rightly 'smells a rat' and emphasises that 'it is worth fighting for a music education for every child that involves more than learning to play an instrument and sing.' He paints a less than attractive picture of the degenerative nature of music education in the state school curriculum. McNicholl proposes that we need to demonstrate that 'classroom music is a rigorous subject and contributes a vital element in a youngster's education that other subjects cannot provide' through more than singing and instrumental lessons but 'to offer a taste and knowledge of music that our pupils might not normally experience but may enjoy and develop in later life' which ultimately will broaden 'their minds and their horizons'. This is where classroom music teachers are vital. Sharing our own musical experiences – whatever our own passions might be – is vital in 'broadening horizons'. Giving pupils a voice by allowing choice in curriculum is welcome – but are we broadening horizons if we allow pupils to dictate the music they study? We should cater for a curriculum that stretches experience rather than simply confirms it. I believe western art music is vital in shaping such a rigorous and challenging curriculum. 'Why do we need to offer so much Heavy Metal in our classrooms when the pop music industry is doing such a thorough and all-pervasive job? … Our job as music teachers is to encourage curiosity and inventiveness.' I agree with McNicholl that we sometimes have 'allowed music to be dumbed down in the classroom'. Western art music is only difficult because we as teachers can often present it as such.
I share the fears of Jonathan Savage and Richard McNicholl. My school music teachers did so much to shape my entire career choice. The music room was a sanctuary for much of my childhood and I hope that as a classroom teacher I can offer engaging musical experiences that can not only share my passion for all music but compel my pupils to discover even more of what music can offer today. There is a vibrant classical music scene with so many composers and ensembles championing 'new' music as well as that which makes the canon; I want my pupils to be confident to attend such concerts and listen to such repertoire. I believe classroom teachers can be ambassadors for a musical world that can sometimes appear closed and elitist. I make no claims that art music is being avoided in the classroom but sense that so many music education initiatives prioritise pupil choice over teacher choice and we should seek to present a broad spectrum of musics rather than those which are deemed 'accessible' by some. It is good teaching that makes music accessible – regardless of the style of genre -and we have the opportunity to make whatever music we choose accessible to our classes. Music is for all and we can do so much to encourage pupils to discover a musical world that will not only offer a creative and artistic outlet on a personal level but present them with art that can really change lives.
Composer Steven Berryman lives in London. His writing is as diverse as his teaching. Currently he's discovering opera through singing it.


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Presumably 1826 - 1828 Mercury about to Kill Argus, jf. A5, new marble version is completed. Today at the Krzeszowice Castle, Krakow.
1826 Rosa Taddei, A877.
1826 The first thoughts about Thorvaldsen's Museum arise.
Beginning of 1826 Józef Poniatowski, A124, preparatory work for A123.
1826 - 1827 The Ponte Molle Society arranges a triumphal procession for 10 members of the society: Thorvaldsen, Otto Magnus Stackelberg, August Kestner, Johan Niklas Byström, Carl Eggers, Eduard Schmidt von der Launitz, Benjamin Ludwig Jollage, Joseph Anton Koch, Joseph Thürmer (1787-1833) and Wilhelm Stier.
1826 - 1827 Portrayed in a pencil sketch by H.W. Bissen.
6.1.1826 Giovanni Battista Sommariva dies.
28.1.1826 Frederik 6.'s birthday is celebrated in Thorvaldsen's rooms by the Danes in Rome.
March 1826 - February 1828 Cupid with the Bow, marble, Ardgowan, Greenock, Skotland, cf. A819.
8.3.1826 Celebrated on his Roman birthday by German artist friends. Also present are Ludvig Bødtcher and Andreas Ludvig Koop.
14.3.1826 Elected member of the Reale Accademia di belle Arti di Torino.
19.3.1826 N.C.L. Abrahams arrives in Rome in the company of Nicolai Gerson.
10.7.1826 Attends Sigismund von Neukomm's birthday party in the evening.
August 1826 Carsten Hauch arrives in Rome from Naples and moves into Casa Buti shortly afterwards.
August 1826 Receives silver and gold medals for The Graces Listening to Cupid's Song, cf. A602, on Andrea Appiani's monument.
Autumn 1826 Receives a commission from the Polish government for a monument to Alexander 1, which, however, is not executed.
End of September 1826 Party for the Danes in Rome at an osteria near the Pantheon on the occasion of N.C.L. Abrahams' and Nicolai Gerson's return to Rome from Naples.
18.10.1826 Leo 12. visits Thorvaldsen' studio in order to inspect the monument to Pius 7. The pope stands in worship in front of Christ, cf. A82, for an hour.
Not earlier than 16.11.1826 Excursion to Tivoli to see the disastrous flooding of the river Aniene, destroyed embankments and vanished artificial waterfalls. Participants: Danes in Rome, among them Thorvaldsen, Børge Thorlacius, N.C.L. Abrahams, Johann Martin von Wagner, and others.
Winter 1826 - 1827 Carsten Hauch reads his dramatized fairy play The Hamadryad to the Danes in Rome in Thorvaldsen's rooms. N.C.L. Abrahams and Ludvig Bødtcher are among those present.
9.12.1826 Calls in 9,000 Roman scudi that Christian (8.) Frederik borrowed from Thorvaldsen in 1821. Christian (8.) Frederik has problems repaying the money.
24.12.1826 Christmas Eve is celebrated by Danes in Rome in Thorvaldsen's and Hauch's rooms in Casa Buti. At least 19 people are present, among them Bissen, Freund, Thorlacius, Abrahams, Schmidt, Bødtcher, Koop. Antique gems from Thorvaldsen's collection are raffled off as presents. A comedy by Abrahams is performed. Songs by Hauch and Bødtcher are sung.
31.12.1826 Awarded the Accademia Tiberina's medal for 1826.
31.12.1826 New Year's Eve is celebrated by Danes and others in Rome in Thorvaldsen's rooms. Among those present are: Bissen, Freund, Thorlacius, Abrahams, Schmidt, Bødtcher, Koop, Hauch, the Buti family, Senff, Wolff, Trentanove. Act 2 of Holberg's Jacob von Thyboe is performed.
End of 1826 Józef Poniatowski, A123.


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Rogale – (niem. Rogallen, litw. - Rogalė) wieś w Polsce położona w województwie warmińsko-mazurskim, w powiecie ełckim, w gminie Stare Juchy. W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość należała administracyjnie do województwa suwalskiego.

Zobacz też: Rogale, Rogale Wielkie

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Stare Juchy (gmina)
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E3 2016: Wilson's Heart Is Like a Hitchcock Movie You Star In
Wilson's Heart
Wilson's Heart / June 27, 2016
Give me back my heart, you guys! Seriously.
By Ryan Mccaffrey
With an Oculus Rift atop my head and an Oculus Touch controller in each hand, Wilson's Heart suddenly put me inside a 1950s Alfred Hitchcock psychological thriller. My virtual hands-on test drive of the macabre, black-and-white first-person spookfest began with each of my hands shackled to a rigging. I reached down and undid the bolts on each hand and then I was free to explore this mid-20th-century mental institution and wonder, "Where the hell did my heart go, and what on earth have the madmen here replaced it with?"
You navigate the hospital using an increasingly popular VR movement method: you look around, and when you see a silhouette of yourself appear, you press one of the Touch's face buttons to teleport there. It's an effective method of navigating the space in the absence of the Vive's room-aware sensors, even if it requires a firm suspension of disbelief. I moved from hallway to room and back, stopping at one point in front of a mirror. Cleverly, you can crane your neck, lower your chin, and otherwise mug in front of the mirror, and Robert Wilson changes his facial expression according to the angle of your gaze. It's a clever, immersive touch.
A book next to that same mirror lends your first clue as to what the hell is going on. Sketches of bizarre heart replacements – some organic, some decidedly man-made – litter the pages, along with strange inscriptions and notes. Panic starts to set in for Wilson and you begin wandering the facility, desperate for help. A nurse you approach is either blissfully unaware of your condition or straight-up lying to you about it, frustrating Wilson even more as he ponders the foreign object in his chest.
Things get weirder as Wilson's fear, anxiety, and paranoia (?) sets in. I used Touch to open cabinets looking for clues to help unravel the mystery. Stranger and stranger things started to happen, culminating, in this demo, with a teddy bear coming to life, mauling a nurse, and then chasing me down a hallway (in VR I could've turned around, the developers told me, but halfway to my own panic attack I simply said, "Nope. Not doing that!").
Though it's not out until next year, Wilson's Heart carries a lot of promise, from its clever use of Oculus Touch controls to its unique presentation. My optimism is only increased by the fact that it stars former RoboCop Peter Weller (sounding a lot like his Batman from the animated adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns) as Wilson along with decorated actors Rosario Dawson and Alfred Molina. Plus, it's being crafted by Twisted Pixel, the veteran studio responsible for such Xbox Live Arcade hits as Splosion Man, Ms. Splosion Man, The Maw, Comic Jumper, and others. Let's see if they can do horror as well as they pull off adorable character-driven games.
Ryan McCaffrey is IGN's Executive Editor of Previews and Xbox Guru-in-Chief. Follow him on Twitter at @DMC_Ryan, catch him on Podcast Unlocked, and drop-ship him Taylor Ham sandwiches from New Jersey whenever possible.
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Calisa Rhose presents~Uncover Monthly #November2016 #mfrwauthor #coverlove
Welcome one and all! Enjoy more awesome cover art by the incredible authors, publishers and artists who made them possible for you to gaze upon each month.
It would be great if you leave a comment letting everyone know what you think about them and maybe even check out a few author links to meet those behind the books. Or just say hi. Don't forget to tell your friends to stop by so they can appreciate some greatness, or get in on the fun, too!
This feature is only to highlight the authors and artists (though if you see one you want to buy I'm sure the authors won't mind 😆 ). Enjoy this months' covers to ogle and explore. If there is one provided, you can follow the artist links by clicking on the name, if there's an artist link provided, to learn more about the amazing creators of these beautiful covers.
There's a heat level rating for covers, one through four scale, for your benefit. You should never see a *5* rating on the Ranch since I don't feature anything erotic in nature. If there's anything else you'd like to know about covers being revealed here, please don't hesitate to let me know. You can leave it either in a comment or by my contact page https://calisarhose.com/say-hey/.
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Title: Blackout
Author: M.J. Schiller
Weblink: www.mjschillerauthor.blogspot.com
Heat Level: 4-Hot
Publisher: Kissmet Publishing
Cover artist: Steven Novak
Max. The consummate ladies' man.
He's good looking, but not an absolute knockout. With Max's charm though, he could have any woman he wants. Once he meets Faith, he doesn't want anyone else.
Eli. He is a knockout.
But a dark past shadows him and holds him captive. Drinking dulls the pain, but meeting Faith makes him want to change all that.
Faith. She loves them both.
When a blackout brings her together with Eli, she's happier than she's ever been before. When another blackout tears them apart, Max is there to pick up the pieces. But can she forget the man who first made her whole?
Title: Bound
The Cities Below, bk 2
Author: Jen Colly
Weblink: www.jencolly.com
Heat Level: 2
Publisher: Lyrical Press/Kensington
Cover artist: N/A
The streets are a battleground for humans, vampires, and demons alike—where survival is a skill, love is a weapon, and the most dangerous act is to care for another . . .
Keir is an assassin devoted to Lady Arianne, the last of her royal bloodline. He is sworn to protect her, and that means eliminating any threat to her life. But while on a mission, he is set upon by a pack of demons, barely escaping with his life.
Cleopatra lives by a set of rules so rigid she no longer knows her true self. But her kind and loving nature resurfaces when she finds a man, bloodied and dying. Moved to help him, she risks her future and her life to save a stranger far below her aristocratic station.
Their attraction to each other is as powerful as it is forbidden. But even as their love grows, Keir keeps his true identity a secret—and this lie is not the only threat to their love…or their lives.
Title: Face the Music
Author: Lisa DeVore
Weblink: www.facebook.com/
lisadevoreAuthor
Genre: Suspense
Heat Level: 2-Sensual
Cover artist: Tina Lynn Stout
Braden Brandish was on top of the world as guitarist for the famed rock band Edge of Redemption. But an attack at the scene of a fire erased all his memories.
Firefighter Quinn Callahan is haunted by the victim she resuscitated—she knows him from somewhere, but can't place him. She checks up on him at the hospital and realizes he's a member of her favorite band. When Braden mistakenly believes she's his wife, the doctor encourages her to play along in order to prevent jeopardizing his health.
Desire blooms between them, even once Braden learns he's not really married to Quinn. But when it's discovered that the fire was actually arson, and more deadly fires erupt, the two are thrust into danger…and it appears Quinn's fugitive ex-husband might be involved. Will Braden regain his memory in time to put a killer behind bars?
Title: Haunted Souls
Author: Kathryn Knight
Weblink: www.kathrynknightbooks.
blogspot.com/
Genre: Paranormal Romantic Suspense
Cover artist: Debbie Taylor
Four years ago, Emily Shea and Staff Sergeant Brett Leeds agreed to part with no strings attached. Sparks flew during their brief affair, but fate intervened, sending Brett overseas. When an unexpected pregnancy derailed Emily's own plans, her attempts to locate Brett were soon overwhelmed by the challenges of single motherhood. Now, Brett has returned home, and Emily is forced to share her secret.
Despite feeling betrayed, Brett is determined to forge a relationship with their son, Tyler. As the former lovers battle both their inner demons and their mutual desire, another presence enters their lives—Tyler's imaginary friend. Soon, however, the chilling evidence points to a different conclusion: a ghost has formed a dangerous connection with their son. Emily's attempts to help both a lost soul and a friend in need spiral toward a deadly confrontation, and Brett must race to save Emily before he loses her again—forever.
Title: Hong Kong Treasure
Author: D. Dominik Wickles
Weblink: www.romanceby
ddominikwickles.
wordpress.com/
Heat Level: 3-Steamy
Publisher: Assent Publishing
Deshi Han, a martial arts actor and director, thinks a serious relationship would hamper his career. On a charity trip to the typhoon ravaged Philippines he agrees to take a young American woman back to Hong Kong to rest and regain her memory.
Once back in Hong Kong, Deshi reluctantly allows the woman he names Annie, to accompany him on the movie sets and on his trips across China. Despite his attempts to remain aloof with Annie, a romance develops between them.
Meanwhile, Annie is troubled by nightmares which allude to a danger lurking from her past and someone on Deshi's crew is trying to sabotage their budding romance. As Deshi is forced repeatedly to disrupt his work schedule to protect Annie, it serves to confirm his belief that careers and relationships don't mix.
But when it looks like Deshi will lose Annie, and he risks everything to save her, will it be too late?
Title: Sealed With A Kiss,
Letterbox Love Stories,
Author: Lynn Crain
Weblink: www.lynncrain.blogspot.com
Length: Anthology
Publisher: World Wide Romance Writers
Cover artist: Rose Anderson
Anthology Specific:
What if a life-changing letter arrived in today's mail? Now imagine it leads to love and adventure! From the northern British Isles, across the mainland of Europe, and on to Turkey, nine international romance authors share spellbinding love stories told across time. And each begins with a letter…
This collection includes contemporary and historical romance, futuristic time travel romance, and romance touched by magic by Award-Winning and Multi-Published Authors: Rose Anderson, Denyse Bridger, Lynn Crain, Helena Fairfax, Gemma Juliana, Marie Laval, Cara Marsi, Lindsay Townsend, and Jenny Twist.
Come enjoy the many flavors and flavours of our English language.
Story Specific:
In 2084, time travelling detective, Tandi Reynolds, tipped off by a letter, needs to stop an assassin before he kills a newly elected leader. When she finds him in 1874, Vienna, it's clear a cold blooded killer is only one of her problems. Time is fleeting, so falling in love with her contact, the charismatic Count Leopold Radetzky von Radetz, is a bad idea, but keeping her feelings in check is not easy when she relies on him for her every need.
Title: Shattered Dreams,
a Laurel Ridge novella, #1
Author: Diana Stout
Weblink: www.sharpenedpencils
productions.com/
Length: Novella
Heat Level: 1- Sweet
Publisher: Sharpened Pencils Productions
Cover artist: Jes Richardson
Mason Baylock has returned to his hometown as a newly appointed judge. He's hoping to reconnect with his high school sweetheart, Shelley Willis, but she's not interested. To keep him foremost in her mind, he frequents the diner, located across from the courthouse and where Shelley works, on a regular basis. Once a week for the more than the past three months, he's been asking her out. And, once a week for more than the past three months, she's been turning him down.
Then one evening, they become locked up in the kitchen's cooler by accident. That's when there's no more escaping—the real conversation begins—and where the heat gets turned on. She can't deny she isn't attracted to him, but she's not about to date someone who shattered her dreams years ago, either. And then, she discovers that there is more to the earth-shattering consequences than even she imagined, which threatens to fracture and splinter life as they know it.
Will both of their dreams be shattered forever? Or does enough of a spark remain that they can rekindle the love they once shared?
Title: Suspended Animation
Author: Sylvie Grayson
Weblink: www.sylviegrayson.com
Heat Level: 3.5-Steamy
Publisher: Great Western Publishing
Be careful who you trust…
Katy Dalton worked hard to save her money. And working with her friend Bruno to invest it seemed like a safe bet. But her job disappears and she needs her money back, everything Bruno has already loaned to Rome Trucking. When Katy insists he return it, Bruno stops answering his phone and bad things start to happen.
Brett Rome is frustrated. The last thing he wants to do is leave a promising career in hockey to come home and run his ailing father's trucking company. What he discovers is not the successful business that he remembers, but one that is teetering on the very edge of bankruptcy and a young woman demanding the return of the money she invested.
With the company in chaos, Brett hires her. But danger lurks in the form of Bruno's dubious associates. What secret are they hiding and why are they willing to kill Katy? Can Brett put this broken picture back together, and is Katy part of the solution or the problem?
Title: Targeted, Kye's Story,
Hawkins Ranch Series, Bk 3
Author: Beverley Bateman
Weblink: www.beverleybateman.
blogspot.ca/
Length: Novel .
Heat Level: 4–Hot
Publisher: Shiba Publishing
Cover artist: Christy Carlyle
Release date: November, 2015
After and eleven year absence Janna Kincaid inherits a ranch and is forced to return to a town she only remembers with unhappiness, a man to whom she was briefly married and never wants to see again, and someone is trying to kill her.
Kye Hawkins has loved Janna since he first met her. They were married but a few weeks later she ran away, without an explanation. He still hasn't figured out why. Now she's coming back. Does she still love him? Can he rekindle the romance and also prevent her from being killed.
Janna doesn't want Kye's help in anyway, yet he always seems to be there when she's in trouble. Can they work together to find a killer, save the Native burial ground and home of the spirits, and find romance again?
Title: The Captain and the Cheerleader
Author: Elaine Cantrell
Weblink: www.elainecantrell.com
Genre: Mainstream romance
Length: Novel length
Publisher: Wings ePress
Cover artist: Trisha Fitzgerald
Susan English can't stand Robin Lanford! She's so full of herself she irritates everyone on the faculty of Fairfield High. When Robin bets Susan fifty dollars that she can't get a date with Kurt Deveraux, the head football coach, Susan jumps at the chance to put the little heifer in her place. She had no idea that teaching Robin a lesson would irrevocably change her life, strain treasured friendships, and throw two families into chaos.
Title: The Rancher and the Shepherdess,
a Montana Sky Kindle World
Author: Caroline Clemmons
Weblink: www.carolineclemmons
Genre: Historical western romance
Heat Level: 1-Sweet
Publisher: Caroline Clemmons
Cover artist: Skhye Moncrief
Dead—her groom-to-be died while she was on her way to Montana!
Her escape from a bad situation sent young widow Gormlaith McGowan west as a mail-order bride. What is she to do now that she is in a strange place with almost no money, no prospect of a job, and no idea how she'll survive? Plus, her late husband's family wants her hung for his death, though his fall wasn't her fault.
Garrett McDonald hadn't planned on marrying for several months. When urged by the sheriff to consider a young widow, he agreed to meet with her. One look was all he needed to convince him to wed the beautiful woman. She said she'd had experience with farming and animals and was willing to work hard. But life on a tiny Irish farm hadn't prepared her for Montana.
Gormlaith's hard work and spirit convince Garrett she is the one for him, but life has surprises in store.
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Tags: anthology, Beverly Bateman, Blackout, Bound, Calisa Rhose, Caroline Clemmons, D. Dominik Wikles, Diana Stout, Elaine Cantrell, Face the Music, Haunted Souls, Hong Kong Treasure, Jen Colly, Kathryn Knight, Lisa DeVore, Lynn Crain, M.J. Schiller, Pen of the Dreamer, Sealed with a Kiss, series, Shattered Dreams, Suspended Animation, Sylvie Grayson, Targeted, The Captain and the Cheerleader, The Rancher and the Shepherdess, UnCover Monthly
Calisa Rhose presents ~ the Montana Sky series #14authorspt1 #kindleworlds #mfrwauthor
I've invited fourteen wonderful authors to share their series with us this week. I'll turn the round pen over to spokeswoman E. Ayers to tell you about these books and to share the beautiful covers created for each author. Because we know you are busy and have other blogs to visit, too, we'll show half today and half another day. Read on! 😀
Waving hello to all your readers. I'm excited to be here and to tell you about something brand new! Amazon has a division called Kindle World, which is a wonderful place for fan fiction. For readers it's a great place to read more on favorite characters and storylines. For writers it gives them a chance to write in another world.
Debra Holland created Morgan's Crossing, Montana, a historical series of mail order bride books. Kindle World asked her if she'd add Morgan's Crossing, to Kindle World. I believe this will be the first western historical world for Kindle World, Montana Sky Kindle World. And she asked her friends to go into this venture with her.
It's been loads of fun writing in Debra's world with authors I knew, such as Cynthia Woolf, and some I didn't know until this project. We've each brought our own stories and characters, and set them into Debra's world. We've borrowed each other's characters and used Debra's. We've traded bits and pieces of stories to be certain of accuracy.
I still can't believe that I've collaborated with Caroline Clemmons. She's an icon when it comes to romance books. She's been putting out best selling books for years.
A little drum roll, please!
E. Ayers: Loving Matilda http://amzn.com/B01BL0HKHS
Matilda "Matt" Berwyn, forced to live disguised as a boy in a mining town, longs to escape and blossom into the female she's always wanted to be. But her desire to leave Morgan's Crossing escalates when she realizes she's being stalked.
Stockyard hand Zeke Hillerman knows her secret and has fallen in love with her. He helps her flee to his parents' home in the east to learn to be a lady, while he struggles to start his own ranch. As Matilda grapples with Victorian expectations of young women, Zeke's plans for their future unravel, and he realizes that the cost of her ticket out of Morgan's Crossing may have been his own heart.
Cynthia Woolf: Thorpe's Mail Order Bride http://amzn.com/B01BL0HKL4
Lena DuBois never knew her father until he suddenly reappeared in her life to tell her he's arranged for her to marry one of his business partners. Lena flees, deciding to become a mail-order bride, where at least she's the one doing the choosing. Her future husband, John Thorpe, has requested a woman of good moral character which Lena considers herself to be. The problem is her mother is the most celebrated madam in all New Orleans. What will happen if he discovers her secret?
Caroline Clemmons: Amanda's Rancher http://amzn.com/B01BL0HKPK
One desperate young woman.
A chance meeting.
A life-changing outcome.
Growing up in a brothel, Mara O'Sullivan battled public disdain and contempt, but always remained kind-hearted and gracious. After testifying against vicious bank robbers, her life is threatened and Mara must find sanctuary far from everything she knows.
One train ride changes her life as she fatefully meets a half-sister and a niece she never knew existed. But when circumstances end her sister's life, Mara makes a promise that she'll raise her niece as her own and take her sister's place as Preston Kincaid's mail-order-bride. As Mara and Preston grow closer, their marriage no longer seems like a ruse, but a relationship of love, passion, and desire.
Mara's past comes back to haunt her and she finds herself in danger—will her new husband forgive Mara's deceit and protect her as his own?
Merry Farmer: The Wild Bride http://amzn.com/B01BL0HKS2
Minnie Faraday is clever, daring, and out of control. When she finally goes too far, her parents hatch a plan to send her up to Morgan's Crossing to marry the man she's been in love with since she was a little girl. It's the perfect plan to settle and ground her, and one her parents are sure will bring happiness to everyone involved.
One problem… They neglected to tell Minnie about the plan before shipping her off.
Freddy Chance always had a soft spot for the bright, adventurous girl who followed him around through his youth, but marriage is the furthest thing from his mind. He has made a life for himself as a mechanic in Morgan's Crossing, in spite of a mining injury that slowed him down. Minnie doesn't fit into his plans, but, feeling a sense of obligation, he's willing to entertain the idea of marriage.
But when the beautiful and very grown up Minnie steps off the stage, what was once innocent affection blossoms into passion. Only, Minnie isn't finished getting into trouble, and this time her life and Freddy's are on the line.
Kit Morgan: Anson's Mail Order Bride http://amzn.com/B01BL0HKQY
When Anson Jones discovers one of the men who embezzled money from his family's company hid the loot near Morgan's Crossing in Montana Territory, he leaves Oregon and travels there under the guise of setting up a horse ranch. Then all he has to do is wait for the culprit to slink into town, dig up the money, and have him arrested. There's only one problem. Anson just sent train fare to the Pettigrew Bridal Agency for his mail-order bride! He can't bring a woman into such danger and telegraphs the agency to stop everything. But when his message to Mrs. Pettigrew is altered, she thinks he wants her to send his bride to Montana! Misunderstandings, a loony villain, plenty of romance and a few surprises make for a fun romp.
Sylvia McDaniel: Faith http://amzn.com/B01BL0HL40
Trent Anderson is bound and determined to protect his young daughter from the fate of his late wife, refusing to allow her to end up like a bored socialite ruled by wealth and prestige. When his father sends for a woman to take over his daughter's academic training as well as her feminine etiquette, Trent refuses to bow down to his father's wishes.
Until he sees the beautiful and elegant teacher exit the train…
She just might be what his daughter needs–and what he desires.
Still dreaming of independence and self-worth that don't require her to be shackled to any man, Faith Warren denies her attraction to the rugged cowboy–as she dreams of starting her own girls' school. But once she starts falling hard for the Montana rancher, she must decide between what her heart wants and where her convictions guide her. Can she find a way to give her heart to the man who teaches her about home and family, while still holding firm to her beliefs?
Cassie Hayes: Hope on the Horizon http://amzn.com/B01BL0HKJ6
When tragedy strikes, love blooms…
Jasper Eaton couldn't be happier with his life. Despite having the deck stacked against him since the day he was born, he beat the odds and found himself a home in Morgan's Crossing, Montana. He has friends, a farm and a future brighter than the stars in the night sky. Nope, he couldn't be happier.
Or could he?
Cora Winters is a good girl who always does what she's told. When she's forced to marry an older man headed west, she never dreams she'll end up widowed, injured and left for dead by the side of the road.
After Jasper rescues her, Cora proves to be a charming helpmate on his farm as she recovers. But it won't last long. For the first time in her life, Cora must choose her own path. She could settle in Montana or continue on to her homestead in Hope Springs. But heading to Idaho would mean leaving Jasper behind because he would never give up his farm.
Or would he?
As their friendship blossoms, they each dare to dream of a better life together. When Cora's past comes back to haunt them both, a gunman's bullet threatens to kill their future before it even begins.
Hope on the Horizon is the prequel to the Western Sunset series, set in the fictional town of Hope Springs, Idaho. Look for the first book in the series in April, 2016.
How exciting do these seven sound? Come back Saturday for the other seven! Thanks you E. for offering these books to readers. 🙂
Tags: Amanda's Rancher, Anson's Mail Order Bride, Calisa Rhose, Caroline Clemmons, Cassie Hayes, Cynthia Woolf, E. Ayers, Faith, Hope on the Horizon, kindleworlds, Kit Morgan, Loving Matilda, Merry Farmer, Montana Sky, Morgan's Crossing Montana, Pen of the Dreamer, Sylvia McDaniel, The Wild Bride, Thorpe's Mail-order Bride
Calisa Rhose presents the Glass Slipper Sisterhood #CinderellaTreasureTrove #partone #mfrwauthor
I'm so excited to present a special 2-post event to kick off the New Year!
I was approached by an awesome group of authors a while back to help promote their Cinderella Treasure Trove. I was stoked! 15 Cinderella stories? FIFTEEN! Well, yeah, I wanted to help!!! So, keeping this short for your time's sake, today half of these wonderful and talented ladies will share their covers and stories, then tomorrow you can return to meet the rest.
Please welcome my special guests!
We are the Glass Slipper Sisterhood. A collection of fifteen romance authors who have written a retelling of the Cinderella story. From tear-jerking heartaches nail-biting suspense, haunting magic, bubbly chick lit humor and dream-come-true romance, we've got something for every reader! We've compiled excerpts from each story into one free volume, the upcoming "Cinderella Treasure Trove," which we've filled with recipes and ideas to inspire your next party. We will be launching this volume on New Year's Eve with a huge princess giveaway. To highlight this treasure trove, as well as our individual titles, we've crafted a book trailer which we hope you might enjoy.
Please take a look at the trailer, which can be found on Youtube at https://youtu.be/9iQeoybSd0o?list=PLMxj85qIUzd9IY9GYRNRXPTgmbcsOYCFE, or you can view it right here. It's movie day on the Ranch! The Cinderella Treasure Trove:
Here's the link to our Amazon store which features all of the books highlighted in the sampler book.
http://astore.amazon.com/glassslippers0b-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=7
We also have a web page: http://stacyjuba.com/blog/glassslippersisters/ and a Facebook group where we interact with readers about all things Cinderella. https://www.facebook.com/groups/482493158588214
Annalise wanted just one night with Elijah, in Amber Daulton's "Cinderella's Enchanted Night,"
but will an antique locket and a bit of Cinderella magic fulfill her every dream?
In Jennifer Conner's Cinderella had it Easy, Cami only has 24 hours in her Cinderella body.
Will she keep hiding or can she learn how to live life?
In Kae Elle Wheeler's "Cinderella Series," a concerned queen and a feisty fairy godmother
unleash mischief. All due to an impulsive decision from the prince and the glass slipper fitting
other than the intended foot.
In Rebekah Ganiere's "Cinder the Fae", When Prince Rome's father initiates a contest to win
him a wife, Cinder finds herself having to fight sixty other females for his heart while trying to
keep the evil vying for the crown from destroying them all.
She's an unappreciated housekeeper with an eye for designer goodies.
Find out if Cindi gets her dream shoes and her dream guy in Lisa Scott's "Fairy Tale Flirts!
Volume 4;" a sweet, funny modern take on Cinderella.
Ever wonder what happens when the glass slippers pinch Cinderella's toes? In Stacy Juba's
"Fooling Around with Cinderella", when Jaine Andersen proposes a new marketing role to
the local amusement park, general manager Dylan Callahan charms her into filling Cinderella's
glass slippers for the summer.
In Caroline Clemmons' HOME SWEET TEXAS HOME, Courtney Madison has battled poverty
her entire twenty-five years. When she receives an inheritance she learns that while money
improves her life, it doesn't guarantee happiness. The only way wealthy rancher/entrepreneur
Derek Corrigan can protect his family and himself is to keep his private life very private, and
that includes keeping his distance from his attractive new neighbor. Besides, he knows what
women do to him—they always leave and take chunks of his heart with them.
He's been there, done that, had the vaccination and is cured. Isn't he?
Tune in for UnCover Monday throughout January where I'll also be hosting this fabulous group's combined Cinderella Treasure Trove cover art, which will link back to these two posts as well. Thank you for stopping by this week. Be sure to chat with the authors right here on the Ranch!
Posted in Blog Tour, guest blogging, Pen of the Dreamer, Promotion
Tags: Amber Daulton, Calisa Rhose, Caroline Clemmons, Cinder the Fae, Cinderella had it Easy, Cinderella stories, Cinderella Treasure Trove trailer, Cinderella's Enchanted Night, Fairy Tale Flirts vol 4, Fooling Around With Cinderella, Home Sweet Texas Home, Jennifer Conner, kae elle wheeler, Lisa Scott, Pen of the Dreamer, Rebekah R. Ganiere, Stacy Juba, The Cinderella Series, UnCover Monday
Caroline of Lubbock- Hometowns
Osiyo! Hello~
I have a wonderful lady here today to bring a breath of Texas air to the ranch. Please welcome my super guest and fellow Rose! Be sure to share a bit of your hometown before you go.
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Hello, I'm Caroline Clemmons and I write contemporary, historical, and time travel romances and mysteries. After a few years in Southern California, I grew up on the West Texas high plains in Lubbock. In the past I've worked as stay-at-home mom (my favorite job), secretary, newspaper reporter and columnist, assistant to the managing editor of a psychology journal, and bookkeeper. My husband and I live on a small acreage in rural North Central Texas with a menagerie of rescued pets. When I'm not writing, I spend time with family, read, travel, browse antique malls and estate sales, and research family history/genealogy. The family history whirling in my brain started me thinking of what to write today.
Don't most of us enjoy reminiscing about our childhood? As I look back, my childhood was pretty idyllic. Although my parents didn't have much money, I had everything I needed and most things I wanted. One of my favorite times was at dinner when my dad would reminisce and share his family stories. I grew up in Lubbock, Texas on the high plains. North of town and, coincidentally north of where my husband's family and mine lived, was a part of Yellow House Canyon.
The canyon is a surprise to many due to the mostly flat plains through which a long ago river cut a trail and created occasional tiny lakes. Ten thousand years and more ago, Native Americans camped in and roamed through that canyon. Spanish explorers followed the route, and allegedly Coronado came that way in 1541. Early pioneers trekked over the same trail for accessibility to water at a small lake that has since disappeared. Growing up, I had no idea Yellow House Canyon was important.
Although I wasn't allowed to roam the canyon, my future husband and his Boy Scout friends did, searching for arrowheads, spear points, and other artifacts. My husband amassed a nice collection that included a Clovis spear point. In fact, there was a local site where Boy Scouts camped.
One winter in the snow, my future father-in-law came to collect myhusband, irate that the Boy Scouts and their leaders didn't have enough sense to come in out of the bad weather. Years later, my younger brother also camped there in a snowstorm, but my folks had no idea where to find him. He came home from his camping trip ecstatic because a coyote had come right up to their campfire. Only a ten-year-old boy would think that was a good thing!
Near that spot on the canyon rim is the Lubbock Lake Landmark site. Although the excavations were begun long before I was born, I didn't realize it because I was absorbed in my own world of books while I was growing up. Wait…I am still lost in my world of books, aren't I? Archeological excavations are ongoing and it's possible to view them in process. Inside the center is a small but good museum with life size dioramas depicting the Indians who once lived there. Outside are bronzes of some of the extinct animals whose bones have been unearthed. The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and is a designated a National Historic and State Archeological Landmark. It is managed by the museum of Texas Tech University with excavations conducted under a Texas Antiquities Committee permit.
Further southwest along the canyon is the local picnic area, Mackenzie State Park, named for Ranald Mackenzie, also known as Bad Hand and famous for viciously hunting down Indians. As a kid I was forced to attend what seemed like hundreds of reunions at this park. Okay, it was only three each summer, but I hated them. I'm not the outdoorsy type, plus listening to the same old geezers each year tell my dad, "You ought to tie a brick on her head so she won't grow any taller" was not my idea of a fun way to spend the afternoon. Since the reunions were in the afternoon, I was always dressed in my church clothes instead of play gear.
At least there was an amusement park–tame by today's standards–but it featured the only fun rides in town. Now the grassy creek bed where my older cousins played softball has been dammed to hold water. And there's a prairie dog town on a hill at the edge of the park. Cute little guys, prairie dogs, but not helpful to farmers or ranchers. The park is still beautiful with huge old cottonwoods and elms.
Still further southwest is Ransom Canyon, a part of Yellow House Canyon, where Comanches traded white captives for ransom. And sometimes where robbers dressed like Native Americans traded captives. Now it's a nice housing development with its own lake.
Going back to Lubbock is strange now. My parents and my husband's parents have passed away, although we are related to a huge percentage of Lubbock County's residents. The town has grown and changed so much since we left it seems almost as if that can't be the place we lived. Memories have to sustain us, because the Lubbock we knew no longer exists.
Lubbock and the area near it are the setting for my release from The Wild Rose Press, HOME, SWEET TEXAS HOME, which received a 5 Heart review from The Romance Studio.
HOME SWEET TEXAS HOME is a sweet romance, a modern Cinderella story about Courtney Madison. If anyone ever needed a break, it's Courtney. Her mom died after a lengthy illness and left Courtney with a mountain of debt. Her formerly sweet brother Jimmy for whom she's guardian has started skipping school and hanging out with rough friends. In two weeks, she's being downsized and will be without income unless she finds a job immediately. She's hanging on by a fraying rope, but an inheritance arrives just before the rope's last thread breaks. Courtney believes all her problems are solved, but she learns money doesn't really solve all life's problems, but just changes them. And she encounters roadblocks even a fairy godmother couldn't foresee.
Rancher and entrepreneur Derek Corrigan, the hero, learned the hard way that women are not to be trusted or loved. No one except his two children, Meg aged five and Warren aged eight, receives his love, and they have his full devotion. He's determined they will never know the pain he's experienced. Wouldn't it be wonderful if parents could protect their children from hurt? We know that's not possible, and Derek learns that too. And he learns that when he least expects it, healing arrives in the form of a gorgeous blonde who turns into a klutz whenever she's near him. If only he can convince her he believes in her, and make up to her for a wrong he did her, maybe they'll have a chance at happily ever after.
Here's an excerpt in Derek's point of view after Courtney is injured in a bizarre accident at a cemetery. Derek has brought her home to offer first aid, and Jimmy arrives from school:
When Jimmy saw his sister in bed, he rushed over. "Sis, what happened? What's with the towel and the ice packs?" He frowned at Derek. "What's going on?"
She opened her mouth to explain, but nothing came out.
Derek figured the bizarre situation defied description. He patted Jimmy on the shoulder. "Don't worry, she's okay now. We were at the cemetery putting flowers on Sam's and Maggie's graves and your sister got trapped in the bathroom."
Jimmy shook his head. "I don't understand. How could that hurt her?"
Courtney sighed. "The knob came off in my hand and I couldn't open the door. So, I climbed out the window."
Derek held out his hands to indicate the small rectangle. "A small, high window."
Jimmy looked from his sister to Derek. "I still don't understand what happened."
Courtney snapped, "I got stuck, okay?"
Now that he knew her to be okay, the week's tension suddenly snapped Derek and he lost his perspective on the whole situation. He grimaced at Jimmy. "She, um…" He coughed to keep a straight face. "When she tried to go out the window, she got stuck with her head and one arm sticking outside and the rest of her inside." He stood like a bird with a broken wing to imitate Courtney's position. A grin spread across his face in spite of all his efforts not to smile.
Jimmy gaped at his sister. "Courtney? But she's always so sensible. She's never does anything stupid." He began to smile also.
Both males burst into laughter.
"Listen, if you two are so amused, go into the other room to discuss my apparently hilarious antics and leave me to suffer in peace." In spite of her strained muscles and injuries, she threw a box of tissues in their direction. "Go on, get out of here. Now."
Derek glanced over his shoulder before he left.
She'd stuffed a pillow over her ears, to block out their laughter.
My daughter created a video for this book:
If you'd care to purchase the book in print or e-book download (and I hope you will!), the buy link is http://thewildrosepress.com/caroline-clemmons-m-638.html HOME SWEET TEXAS HOME is also available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble , Digi-Books, and other online stores.
I love to hear from readers, and my email is caroline@carolineclemmons.com You can also find me at these places:
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Team blog: http://sweetheartsofthewest.blogspot.com on the 26th of each month
Website http://carolineclemmons.com and LinkedIn.
Whew, no wonder I'm tired after flitting all over cyberspace.
K, I LOVE the excerpt, LOVE the trailer and I LOVE, LOVE this cover, Caroline! Thank you for bringing some great facts about one of my favorite places (Texas) and sharing your home with us.
Thanks, Calisa, for hosting me today.
And now, until we meet again- in Cherokee-
PS- You can find me at my gorgeous sister, Christine Warner's blog tomorrow. http://christine-warner.com and Queen Eliza Knight for History Undressed http://elizaknight.com/blog.aspx Friday.
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Q: Store Function Value into temporary table Hi i'm currently trying to run a SQL query on a 15 000 + entry dataset. I'm using a custom Mysql function to determine the start of the current week and the end of it. Probleme is, I'm using those values in the WHERE clause of my query so it is executed at each comparaison, which take a lot of time.  I've discovered that those values never change, so I need to execute the function only one time to get the value, I can then pass the value to the WHERE clause.

The function itself does not takes long to execute, it's doing it 60 000 times that takes a long time.

I was wondering if there is a way to save those values into some kind of table where I could check if the start and end of the week has already been calculated and if so, use those value.
 I tried using a temporary table but I would need to know when the query is done so I could delete it.
Here is my code so far :
SELECT TIME_TO_SEC(TIMEDIFF(STR_TO_DATE(otherShifts.sft_end, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%i:%s.000Z'),
                            STR_TO_DATE(otherShifts.sft_start, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%i:%s.000Z'))) / 3600 as timestamps
                    FROM shift_sft as otherShifts,
                         shift_sft as originalShift
                    WHERE (
                        otherShifts.sft_start BETWEEN getStartOfWeek(originalShift.sft_id) AND getEndOfWeek(originalShift.sft_id) OR
                        otherShifts.sft_end BETWEEN getStartOfWeek(originalShift.sft_id) AND getEndOfWeek(originalShift.sft_id))
                    AND originalShift.sft_id = 1;

getStartOfWeek :
create function getStartOfWeek(shiftId int) returns varchar(122)
BEGIN
      DECLARE shiftStart varchar(122);
      DECLARE currentUserId INT(11);
      DECLARE currentSunday DATETIME;
      DECLARE currentWeekStart DATETIME;
      DECLARE currentStartingWeekSetting int;
      SELECT sft_start, sft_usr_id INTO shiftStart, currentUserId FROM shift_sft WHERE sft_id = shiftId;
      SET currentSunday :=  DATE_ADD(STR_TO_DATE(SUBSTRING_INDEX(shiftStart, 'T', 1), '%Y-%m-%d'), INTERVAL(1-DAYOFWEEK(STR_TO_DATE(SUBSTRING_INDEX(shiftStart, 'T', 1),  '%Y-%m-%d'))) DAY);
       SELECT FIELD(sde_day_week_start,'sun','mon', 'tue', 'wen', 'thu', 'fri', 'sat')
       FROM setting_default_sde, setting_business_sbu, v_user_business
       WHERE v_user_business.usr_id = 1
       AND setting_business_sbu.sbu_sde_id = setting_default_sde.sde_id
       AND setting_business_sbu.sbu_bus_id = v_user_business.bus_id;
       SET currentWeekStart := DATE_ADD(currentSunday, INTERVAL (currentStartingWeekSetting - 1) DAY);
       RETURN DATE_FORMAT(currentWeekStart, '%Y-%m-%d');
     END;

getEndOfWeek:
create function getEndOfWeek(shiftId int) returns varchar(122)
BEGIN
   DECLARE startOfWeek varchar(122);
   DECLARE endOfWeek DATETIME;
   SELECT getStartOfWeek(shiftId) INTO startOfWeek;
   SET endOfWeek := DATE_ADD(startOfWeek, INTERVAL 7 DAY);
   RETURN DATE_FORMAT(endOfWeek, '%Y-%m-%d');
 END;

A: Build a table with every day for the next few years:
 CREATE TABLE foo (
     dy DATE NOT NULL,   -- every day
     bow DATE NOT NULL,  -- date (yyyy/mm/dd) of the Beginning Of Week
     eow DATE NOT NULL,
     PRIMARY KEY(dy)
 ) ENGINE=InnoDB;

Then, instead of having a function, JOIN to that table to fetch the bow and/or eow needed.
Meanwhile, DATE_FORMAT(some_date, '%a') yields Sun, Mon, etc.  And WEEKDAY(some_date) gives you 0 for Monday, etc.  These might simplify some of your code.


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24 de July de 2015 Maka Angola
The attorney general of the Republic, General João Maria de Sousa has unleashed a new campaign of harassment against his critics. Several people are being currently questioned by the National Directorate of Investigation and Penal Action (DNIAP) to establish the sources of leaks about his actions.
On Monday, the activist José Gama was interrogated by DNIAP, under suspicion of having links with the Club-K website and the journalist Rafael Marques de Morais, following a complaint lodged by General João Maria de Sousa.
José Gama told Maka Angola that the DNIAP, a branch of the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic (PGR), "wants to know if I know Mr Rafael Marques."
According to the activist, detective Elizeth Paulo showed him two articles from the Club-K site – "PGR Strangles the Valentim Amões Group," from June 16 past and "PGR takes revenge on Lídia Amões," from June 24 – and questioned him as to the authorship and sources of the articles.
"I explained to the DNIAP that Club-K is a website of the diaspora based in the United States of America and that the questions should be directed to their management. The authorities should check the internet to find out where the website is based," Gama said. "I asked them why they were asking about Mr Rafael Marques, and what my connection to him has to do with the case, but they didn't answer. I find it very strange that I should be called to respond to a complaint from the attorney-general of the Republic, just to be asked if I know Rafael Marques de Morais, in a meaningless case."
Meanwhile, Maka Angola is well aware that the PGR often adopts this type of attitude. For example, the businesswoman Lídia Amões has been under coercion from the PGR for almost two years, without being charged under suspicion of committing a crime.
The coercive measures include travel restrictions; whereby she may not leave the province or travel abroad, she must appear at the DNIAP office every two weeks, and she is not allowed to change her place of residence or employment. According to a lawyer contacted by this website, who wished to remain anonymous, "in reality, these coercive measures amount to a period of house arrest."
In turn, Rafael Marques de Morais is the founder of Maka Angola, where he regularly publishes texts under his own byline. His opinion on the PGR is well known. In an open letter to the president on July 17, he wrote:
"The attorney general of the Republic, General João Maria de Sousa, took it upon himself as guardian of law and order to announce publicly that the young men were preparing a coup d'état against you. In so doing, he destroyed what little credibility his office still had. General João Maria de Sousa is a very bad man. He is not fit to serve you. Discrediting the judicial system does not serve your security."
In 2009 the journalist investigated the attorney general's private business interests, and concluded that, "the disrespect shown for the Constitution and the laws of the Republic by the attorney general of the Republic makes, I submit, a mockery of the seriousness of our State institutions, especially regarding justice."
Meanwhile, on 20 September 2013, journalists Rafael Marques de Morais and Alexandre Solombe were brutally attacked by the Rapid Intervention Police (PIR) as they left court and they lodged a complaint with the PGR. General João Maria de Sousa, to whom the complaint was directly addressed, supressed the case.
The PIR agents destroyed the journalists' work equipment and confiscated a memory stick, for no apparent reason.
"It seems more like an act of rage than of justice", the journalist responded. "This obsession with my name reminds me of an incident that took place on June 5 past. Two ruling party members (MPLA) and businessmen, who were on their way to the proclamation ceremony of the Businessmen and Entrepreneurs' Select Committee of the MPLA, saw me at the garage of the mechanic they used. They asked the mechanic why the hell he was fixing my car. Since he appeared neutral, the two businessmen stated that when the time came for me to be mowed down by a machine-gun, that he might get shot as collateral damage."
"Unfortunately, in this country, this is the true nature of justice and arbitrary power," concluded Rafael Marques de Morais.
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End of the HOMBAT project: 180 school staff and teachers trained in Lithuania
Overall objective of the Combating Homophobia & Transphobia Bullying In Schools (HOMBAT) Project was to contribute to the prevention & combating of homophobia & transphobia (HT). One of the main aspirations of the project was to enhance the knowledge and improve the competency of school professionals employed in schools, and teachers, to address LGBT bullying and harassment and to raise awareness of available resources.
Research phase
At first stage, comparative research took place in in Greece, Cyprus and Lithuania. National Reports conducted in partner countries aimed at identifying the characteristics of discrimination and bullying on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity in the school environment (primary and secondary), and if and how it is being addressed in order to guide the development of the capacity building/training methodology. In addition, the National Report aimed at disclosing broader field of challenges, related to HT bullying in Lithuanian schools. For that purpose, secondary data, also quantitative and qualitative data were collected from different primary and secondary sources; literature review has been accomplished through 1) desk research. Eventually, the information was collected from students, school advisors, administrators, teachers and other relevant professionals (including professionals from LGBTQI organizations) and parents through 2) focus groups and 3) an online survey.
As a result, the English version of the Curricula, Trainers and Trainees Manuals were developed by project team and are common for everyone but the national ones (GR, CY and LT) are different, because adapted in the national languages for national context. This ensured nationally adapted but comparable trainings across the participating countries and the existence of a standard English curriculum and Manuals which were adapted and used by others to capacitate the educational community into managing sexual diversity in the educational environment.
Results of this step are the following:
Curricula (Lt: Mokymų programa "Nematomos patyčios mokykloje – atpažinti ir įgalinti veikti?")
Trainers Manual (Lt: Gairės mokymų vedėjams)
Trainees Manual (Lt: Mokymų dalyviams skirtos gairės)
Implementation of the trainings
To achieve this capacity building seminars (Training of Trainers) were organized in Greece, Cyprus and Lithuania. A significant number of school advisors and other school professionals (school psychologists, administrators, etc.) at primary and secondary level have benefited from the project results: 199 school professionals in Greece, Cyprus and Lithuania have built their capacity and awareness on combating homophobic & transphobic bullying in the school environment and have acquired the necessary skills and know how to be in a position to train other teachers in implementing such programmes (Trained Trainers). More concretely, 5 one-day-capacity building seminars were organized in Lithuania in which 65 school advisors and other school professionals were trained.
Along with the capacity building program for school professionals, special training seminars were conducted in Greece, Cyprus and Lithuania to develop the capacities of education professionals in recognizing and dealing with homophobic and transphobic bullying (challenging homophobic/transphobic prejudices and bullying, supporting LGBT young people, dealing with young people displaying homophobic/transphobic behaviour, involving parents and carers, etc.). More concretely 452 teachers at primary and secondary levels in Greece, Cyprus and Lithuania have been trained to be able to recognize and deal with homophobic and transphobic bullying in the school environment. In Lithuania 125 education professionals were trained in 8 seminars over all the country). The applied cascade training methodology helped multiply reach and impetus and further enhance the projects objectives.
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Bacteria can prompt single-celled choanoflagellates to divide into multicellular versions of themselves, biologists reported last week at the 71st annual meeting of the Society for Developmental Biology.