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Where Dreams Descend
(Kingdom of Cards #1)
Janella Angeles (Goodreads Author)
4.19 · Rating details · 120 ratings · 85 reviews
In a city covered in ice and ruin, a group of magicians face off in a daring game of magical feats to find the next headliner of the Conquering Circus, only to find themselves under the threat of an unseen danger striking behind the scenes.
As each act becomes more and more risky and the number of missing magicians piles up, three are forced to reckon with their secrets In a city covered in ice and ruin, a group of magicians face off in a daring game of magical feats to find the next headliner of the Conquering Circus, only to find themselves under the threat of an unseen danger striking behind the scenes.
As each act becomes more and more risky and the number of missing magicians piles up, three are forced to reckon with their secrets before the darkness comes for them next.
The Star: Kallia, a powerful showgirl out to prove she's the best no matter the cost
The Master: Jack, the enigmatic keeper of the club, and more than one lie told
The Magician: Demarco, the brooding judge with a dark past he can no longer hide
Where Dreams Descend is the startling and romantic first book in Janella Angeles' debut Kingdom of Cards fantasy duology where magic is both celebrated and feared, and no heart is left unscathed. ...more
Expected publication: June 2nd 2020 by Wednesday Books
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May 17, 2018 Angelica ♡ marked it as to-read
Me: *sees that it's pitched as The Phantom of the Opera meets Moulin Rouge*
Me: *is completely obsessed with The Phantom of the Opera*
Me: *knows must read book*
Me: *sees release date*
Me: *cries because it's twO YEARS AWAY*
Me: *still really wants to read book*
*because The Phantom of the Opera*
May 26, 2019 Tucker marked it as not-released-tbr
Shelves: reviewed
Book: The one who dares most often disappears...
Me: Yeah that's because the one who dares is most often the one doing stupid sh*t that gets them in trouble
i have fallen down the rabbit hole of exploring 2020 releases...
no sleep for me
Sep 20, 2019 Brittney ~ Reverie and Ink rated it it was amazing
Loveeed the atmosphere and tension! More thoughts to come soon :)
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Oct 28, 2019 Candace Robinson added it
ARC received via publisher!
Aug 05, 2019 Erin marked it as to-read
Goodreads giveaway win!
Aug 16, 2019 Alexa rated it really liked it
Shelves: read-in-2019
But really, is there any better feeling for a reader than diving into a novel you are highly anticipating and having it be as excellent as you'd hoped?
Feb 03, 2019 ʙᴇʟʟᴀ.: ☾**:.☆*.:。. marked it as to-read
Shelves: arc
ARC provided by the publisher via Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review (Thank you!)
Sep 04, 2018 ♠ TABI ♠ marked it as to-read
Shelves: netgalley, edelweiss
I'm either going to fall catastrophically in love with this or die in agony from ruined expectations BECAUSE I AM HYPED FOR THIS OKAY
AND EVEN MORE HYPED NOW BECAUSE LOOK AT THIS COVERRRRRRRRR
2020 releases are killing me with their wonderful, stunning covers
Nov 27, 2019 Nenia ⚡ Aspiring Evil Overlord ⚡ Campbell marked it as wishlist
Another YA book that has a summary that sounds like it'll be really kinky until you see that it's YA and probably won't be.
Also if this is based off Phantom, SO HELP ME GOD IF THE HEROINE ENDS UP WITH BOOK RAOUL.
NOBODY LIKES BOOK RAOUL.
May 17, 2018 Amanda rated it it was amazing
Shelves: ya-fantasy, writer-cult
The excerpt destroyed me, I cannot wait to see the rest!!!!
Update: I'm sad for everyone who hasn't read this dark gem yet! We've waited too long for stories about women magicians and Kallia will steal any show. Her fiery ambition drives this story and I don't know what I loved more, everything about her, or everything about the magical world she explores through her performances. This is a breath of fresh air for anyone who wants something new in fantasy and I'm already itching for the sequel!
Jan 11, 2019 AO rated it it was amazing
I had the absolute pleasure and privilege to read this novel in its most recent incarnation, and world, get ready for the magnificence of WHERE DREAMS DESCEND. Gorgeous prose, high drama, sizzling romantic tension, and magic & mayhem, this book completely swept me away, from start to its heart-stopping finish. Kallia is a fierce & confident heroine whose journey to take control of her own life is an inspiring and fist-pumping journey of fulfillment as she escapes the life of a showgirl I had the absolute pleasure and privilege to read this novel in its most recent incarnation, and world, get ready for the magnificence of WHERE DREAMS DESCEND. Gorgeous prose, high drama, sizzling romantic tension, and magic & mayhem, this book completely swept me away, from start to its heart-stopping finish. Kallia is a fierce & confident heroine whose journey to take control of her own life is an inspiring and fist-pumping journey of fulfillment as she escapes the life of a showgirl to follow her dreams to the stage as a real magician. The characters that fill these pages are all imbued with so much life, including the haunted Demarco, a once-talented show magician with a secretive past & the darkly seductive master of the Hellfire House, Jack. As Kallia enters a magicians competition upon the glittering stages of Glorian, a sinister force is waiting in the wings... PHANTOM OF THE OPERA meets MOULIN ROUGE, WHERE DREAMS DESCEND is an incredible debut. ...more
Sep 14, 2018 Ashlee » Library In The Country marked it as to-read
Every time I see mention of this book I freak out a little inside because it reminds me that's it's coming. Every time I see mention of this book I freak out a little inside because it reminds me that's it's coming. 🎉 ...more
May 17, 2018 Cindy ✩☽ Savage Queen ♔ marked it as to-read
I like Phantom of The Opera, so sure why not?
Dec 13, 2019 Tiffany Bookwormgram rated it it was amazing
I'm more like 4.5/5 stars. Not five, because I get annoyed when something *ALMOST* happens and never does, for the sake of suspense. And that happens several times in this one.
That said, I looooved this book. Magicians, showgirls, dark magic stirring, mysterious towns, secrets, danger, interesting characters. It was all so visual and enrapturing.
The characters are flawed and wonderful in a way that makes them feel real. Everyone has a secret, a mask they hide behind. This book is slowly I'm more like 4.5/5 stars. Not five, because I get annoyed when something *ALMOST* happens and never does, for the sake of suspense. And that happens several times in this one.
The characters are flawed and wonderful in a way that makes them feel real. Everyone has a secret, a mask they hide behind. This book is slowly watching all the masks crack. It's beautifully written, and dragged me along for the journey until I was wholly there.
I still need a ton of answers to questions I had the entire book, but it's set up a very nice sequel.
Thank you to Wednesday Books for the manuscript in exchange for an honest review. ...more
Jul 12, 2018 Myka Kobb marked it as to-read
A book written by a Filipina-American??? Hit me the fuck up!!! 2020 COME QUICKLY
Jul 20, 2019 Gaby (lookingatbooks) marked it as to-read
You had me at "Phantom of The Opera meets Moulin Rouge" You had me at "Phantom of The Opera meets Moulin Rouge" 🙌🏻 ...more
May 18, 2018 Tara ☽ marked it as to-read
This is two years away but FUCK IT I WANT IT NOW
May 18, 2018 Jackie marked it as 2020-wtf
UNAPOLOGETICALLY BOLD SHOWGIRLS BIIIITCH I'M SO READY FOR THIS
Oct 22, 2019 Jillian Reynolds (Jillian Loves Books) marked it as to-read
Shelves: 2020-releases
Moulin Rouge inspired, you say.......?
Good thing that's literally my favorite movie of all time.
Nov 09, 2019 Chloe rated it it was amazing
Knowing almost nothing about the Phantom Of The Opera or Moulin Rouge expect for the love or brief glimpses I've seen online, I was of course very much interested in a book inspired by both of them. It sounded like something decked in red, with mystery, and a lot of secrets. It was something I was curious about reading and I wanted to find out more.
This is another book where I want to do it justice with my review, but all my words feel clumsy in comparison. I don't know what to say *Spoiler free*
This is another book where I want to do it justice with my review, but all my words feel clumsy in comparison. I don't know what to say that can encompass the true brilliance of this book. I don't know what I can say that can describe the depths of the love I have for it. I am going to try my best, because this book is seriously something amazing.
It's lush. I know that word is used to describe so many fantasy books, but it fits so well here. This story is wrapped in red silk and performed on a glittering stage. It's filled with mystery and teeming with secrets. The characters shine through and the world is something to behold.
Seriously, this book is filled to the brim with secrets and they way they are hidden and scattered throughout the book is truly something amazing. They leave you wanting. There's something behind the curtain, but you only get little peaks here and there. There's something darker waiting around the corner. But information is giving sparingly, but in a way that doesn't feel frustrating. There is always something interesting going on and there is always something attention grabbing, so I didn't feel like I was missing something. I just knew something lurked beneath and it created something really amazing. Even at the end, ugh, I don't want to say too much because I don't want to spoil anything, but I loved how it ended. It ended in a way that was really, really fantastic and just really, really well done.
I also loved the characters. Even the irritating ones were really well done. Kallia is so sure of herself. I loved her confidence how she knew she could anything she wanted to. I loved her bright dresses and red lipsticks. I didn't think I would end up loving Daron as much as I did, but he really grew on me. He's sweet and a little reserved. Aaros was adorable, seriously he was great. Canary, Juno, and Ira were also great characters. Jack was dark. He reminds me of spiced licorice if that makes sense? Even though I've never had spiced licorice and I don't even know if that's a thing.
I knew this would be a romantic book. It's right there in the description, but I wasn't expecting to surprise me as much as it did. I went for awhile thinking I wouldn't like where it went, but it really grew on me and a lot more than I thought it would. It was subtle and it grew, and it was just really well done.
The world was also really interesting. It felt very vast, but it doesn't take place in a lot of that vastness. There's a lot of lore behind everything and it's explained very sparingly, but in a way that creates mystery and made me want to know more, but not in a way that left me wanting for more information in a bad way. Plus, Glorian, the city where most of the book takes place is really, really cool and something is definitely going on there.
The magic and performances was also another great part of this book. I love competitions in books and this one definitely delivered. I don't quite know what to say about it without spoiling, but it was done in a unique way and it had a really awesome feel to it.
This book was truly amazing. It's fantastically written, the characters are full of fire, there are so many secrets, and it's full of magic. It's truly incredible. The end left me breathless and I'm so looking forward to the next book and seeing what new secrets are in store. Seriously, this book is all kinds of incredible and I loved it so much. ...more
Feb 27, 2019 Sarah Loves Books and tea marked it as to-read
Phantom of the opera is my favourite musical.
Moulin rouge is one of my favourite films.
The night circus is one of my favourite books.
And this book is Phantom meets Moulin Rouge meets Night Circus!!!!
But its not out till 2020!!!!
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May 23, 2019 Eilidh marked it as to-read
Shelves: arc-tbr
Phantom of the Opera meets The Night Circus?? Well hello there.
Count me intrigued and very invested in getting a copy of this adventure
A-S-A-P
21/11/19; Well count me a lucky star. I've got an e-ARC of this beauty!!! I'm so, so excited!
Thank you to the publishers and Edelweiss+ for providing me with an ARC, in exchange for an honest review. Phantom of the Opera meets The Night Circus?? Well hello there.
A-S-A-P 😍
21/11/19; Well count me a lucky star. I've got an e-ARC of this beauty!!! I'm so, so excited! 🎪🎠🎆
Thank you to the publishers and Edelweiss+ for providing me with an ARC, in exchange for an honest review. ...more
Jan 12, 2020 𝒱𝒾𝒸𝓉𝑜𝓇𝒾𝒶 rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Aaaaaah, finally, I have finished a book after putting 3 books down.
Thank. God. And what a good choice. I think I needed the romance and whimsical magic and fun that this story offered.
Some spoilers headed your way, btw.
A female magician enters a competition where female magicians are basically unheard of and unwanted. Not to mention it takes place in a creepy city where the entire city has no recollection of its past.
But back to Kallia, our magician. I found a female magician to be unique, Aaaaaah, finally, I have finished a book after putting 3 books down.
But back to Kallia, our magician. I found a female magician to be unique, as not many people write about them. Especially such a confident magician. Kallia came from a place where she was taught how to use magic by a powerful magician named Jack, but forced to belittle herself as a show-girl despite wanting MORE for herself. When she finally gets free of Jack—her jailor—she travels to Glorian, a city that used to be lively and full of magical performances. Kallia is a confident girl who's courageous and unafraid of what people think of her. I adored her. She wore flashy clothes, spoke her mind, and when it came time to perform, she didn't hold back for anyone. She said screw the rules, and I was here for all of it.
During here time there she meets her love interest, Demarco, a judge in the competition. Daron Demarco used to also be a great magician who is now retired due to a tragic event in his past. We learn that he has his own motives in coming to Glorian, to find his sister Eva who "mysteriously disappeared".
I enjoyed their dynamic. Kallia and Daron fought and fought as bitter judge and wild contestant. Even when Kallia tried to understand what Daron's problem was. Daron being the more uptight and reserved of the two, of course, was difficult to call a truce with. He did eventually apologize and the two try and become acquaintances multiple times. Eventually they become friends, and are forced to work together as mentor and mentee when competitors start disappearing or being injured. That opens up the floor for some romance, which I enjoyed. It felt well-earned and not at all rushed. Sure, they both saw the other as attractive "the moment they met" but the actual progression of their relationship felt realistic more than anything. Which is why I liked it so much.
I mean, he also got her a greenhouse for when she won the final competition, aw.
I found the climax to be a little, underwhelming. I will say. The one thing Kallia dreaded was Jack showing up at Glorian, which is exactly what happened. But that was like it...he unleashed some shadows on the ball and to stop him, Kallia pushes him, through the portal mirrors and they disappear together. The end.
The only shocking thing to me was that Demarco lied about having magic. After his sister disappeared through the traveling mirrors and was never seen again, his magic disappeared and he had lied about why he stopped performing. Also when we learn why every time him and Kallia touch, light appears. It was because he was accidentally stealing some of her magic. Okay, kind of shocking. Not mind-blowing, but...okay.
Overall though I did enjoy this romantic, magical, atmospheric story. ...more
Jan 29, 2019 Stephanie L (catteabooks) marked it as on-the-radar
Shelves: young-adult, series-duologies, 2020-publications
I expect tragedy and death in this book because The Phantom of the Opera and Moulin Rouge .
Nov 01, 2019 diana rated it really liked it
Shelves: my-favorite, arc, edelweiss
This book was SO GOOD and yet I have no idea what to say.
Full review to come. (If I can find words, that is.)
Jul 10, 2019 Fanna marked it as to-read
OMG, do you see that? do you see the part that says 'magician competition'? do you see the comp titles? do you see my NEED FOR THIS?
Aug 18, 2019 Tori Kiersten Frost rated it it was amazing
I received a bound manuscript from the publisher for review purposes.
Janella Angeles takes the literary stage by storm with a debut novel that will leave its audience breathless and hungry for more. Like any great act, WHEN DREAMS DESCEND spins a world of spectacle, drama, and nail-biting twists that can't fail to satisfy. Fantasy fans, don't miss the show!
Jul 25, 2019 Isabella (lives_in_ya_books) marked it as to-read
Shelves: 2020-books, asian-author, asian-main-character, fantasy, diversity, most-anticipated, mc-s-who-are-people-of-color, dark-magic, wishlist, series
I am very excited about this book, and am so happy there is more Filipina/os getting into YA literature! Can't wait!!
10.26.19 This is definitely one of my most anticipated releases of 2020! Look at that cover! It's absolutely stunning. Maybe one of my fave covers of all time!
Nov 07, 2019 Jessie Sedai of the Black Ajah rated it it was amazing
Shelves: giveaways-won-tbr
This is, to put it quite simply, a masterful debut.
This book pulls you into its world with such whiplash-inducing force that you literally cannot put it down until it's finished. It practically demands it of you. All other mundane obligations, chores, errands, eating, sleeping, just suddenly aren't as important. And right when you think you have a handle of what's going on, and in your bookish arrogance you think "what hackneyed YA trope will be employed with this go-around," you are pleasantly This is, to put it quite simply, a masterful debut.
This book pulls you into its world with such whiplash-inducing force that you literally cannot put it down until it's finished. It practically demands it of you. All other mundane obligations, chores, errands, eating, sleeping, just suddenly aren't as important. And right when you think you have a handle of what's going on, and in your bookish arrogance you think "what hackneyed YA trope will be employed with this go-around," you are pleasantly delighted to find that that there are some truly original and clever ideas at work here. Namely, a beautifully articulated and believable world of magic and mystery brought to life by a cast of characters that are unique and FLAWED and that you grow to love in a matter of pages.
The story begins with Kallia, an unbelievably overpowered and gifted magician and show-stopping performer at a small club called Hellfire House, run by the man who taught her everything she knows, the elusive and brooding master magician, Jack. In this world, magicians make up a substantial amount of the population and employ real magic rather than mere illusions. There are subclasses of magician types, though the most notable is the distinction between those with acquired magic (which is inferior) or naturally born talent, which is far stronger. Kallia is one of these rare, naturally born magicians, and she sure as hell wants the whole world to know about it.
Reminiscent of Moulin Rouge, Kallia yearns to escape the confines of the club and compete in a magicians tournament that will surely bring her the fame and glory that she believes she deserves. Meanwhile Jack, the Phantom of the Opera incarnate that he is, will use any means necessary to get her to stay. And so begins an epic power struggle and the journey Kallia takes to find freedom and validation in a society that is looking to suppress and confine her.
And she does it like a straight up boss.
Kallia is EVERYTHING I want in a female protagonist. She is smart, witty, powerful and one of the only heroines I've read in recent years that can manipulate a situation to her advantage instead of just blurting out expositional nonsense to show the reader "look at me I'm stubborn and assertive and edgy."
This girl knows exactly how to get what she wants and she not afraid to be cunning to do it. And that's not to say she's perfect, because she's not. But her flaws, her arrogance primarily, gives her character depth. Her hunger to win the competition is so savage it blinds her from seeing the risk in situations. She is so adamant about proving herself to be the superior magician to all the chauvinist male competitors that put her down that she inflicts an exhausting amount of mental and physical strain on herself to one-up them. The walls in her heart meant to protect herself end up hurting the people she cares about the most. And isn't that relatable...
Kallia's journey is about trying to heal old wounds while getting new ones in the process. It's about a haunted city with a tragic past and the residents who harbor secrets like well-concealed knives. It's romantic and mystical but dark and threatening at the same time. It's absolutely captivating.
5 out of 5 for me. If you like Moulin Rouge, Phantom of the Opera, or Night Circus, this is the book for you.
I received an ARC in a giveaway and am voluntarily leaving a review. ...more
Nov 14, 2019 Jackie rated it really liked it
Shelves: fantasy, arcs, 2019-reads
**3.5 stars**
I'm not quite sure how I feel about this one but I'm willing to give it the benefit of the doubt.
"Where Dreams Descend" finds Kallia dreaming for a life of magic and freedom outside of the Hellfire House and when word of a competition reaches her she sets off determined to find the cursed city hidden within the woods and prove that female magicians are just as powerful as the men but when acts start going wrong and competitors are going missing she finds that perhaps her freedom is **3.5 stars**
"Where Dreams Descend" finds Kallia dreaming for a life of magic and freedom outside of the Hellfire House and when word of a competition reaches her she sets off determined to find the cursed city hidden within the woods and prove that female magicians are just as powerful as the men but when acts start going wrong and competitors are going missing she finds that perhaps her freedom is the biggest illusion.
So I love any book that plays to these kinds of themes and I wanted so badly to sink into this book and enjoy the magic and illusions that I was promised and I'm not sure if it's because it is an arc and the formatting is a little off or what but it seemed more choppy than I would have liked.
The characters were fine with the stand out for me being Jack which I'm not sure is a good thing but he was able to play the monster and the knight very well and I found myself waiting for his sections with Kallia over any other which isn't great given that it's a story about a magic competition where those scenes should have been center stage but alas they were rather dull.
The plot was touch and go as it kept teasing this grander finale and darker twists but never actually delivered as the characters who knew what was going on kept their lips sealed and not in a way that builds suspense before it would move on to something else. I feel like so many elements were thrown into this from powerful magician families, old curses, monsters in the woods, repeating history and the dangers of power and missing women but it never really addresses any of them head on which was rather disappointing as I kept waiting for a pay off that never arrived.
I feel like some of these kinks will be worked out in the later books but this was a rather disappointing start for a book I so desperately wanted to love.
**special thanks to the publishers and edelweiss for providing an arc in exchange for a fair and honest review**
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About Janella Angeles
Janella Angeles
Janella Angeles is a Filipin0-American writer who works in children's publishing by day while penning novels by night. She graduated from Emerson College with a B.A. in Writing, Literature, and Publishing, but found the most valuable way of learning to write was in creating glorious Harry Potter fanfiction and reading obscene amounts of books. Janella currently resides in Massachusetts, most Janella Angeles is a Filipin0-American writer who works in children's publishing by day while penning novels by night. She graduated from Emerson College with a B.A. in Writing, Literature, and Publishing, but found the most valuable way of learning to write was in creating glorious Harry Potter fanfiction and reading obscene amounts of books. Janella currently resides in Massachusetts, most likely to be found reading and writing like she's running out of time. She is represented by Thao Le of the Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency. Her debut novel, WHERE DREAMS DESCEND, will be out in 2020 from Wednesday Books. ...more
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Жак Пон (, ; 1538, Лион — 1612, там же) — французский врач и ботаник. Декан лионской медицинской коллегии и королевский врач. Автор нескольких своеобразных трудов, в том числе  (Лион 1600), в котором автор выступает против излишнего использования кровопускания и  (Лион, 1600) — в нём автор выразил критическое отношение к  () Жака Далешана.

Однако наибольшую известность принесло автору сочинение, озаглавленное  (, Лион, 1583) — курьезный труд, где автор видит в дынях причину желудочных болезней. Некоторые современные исследователи полагают, что под видом медицинского трактата могла скрываться своеобразная политическая сатира, и что автор проводит параллель между сладостью дынь и сластолюбием королевского двора. Это особенно явно следует из посвящения, которым автор предварил свой труд — оно было адресовано сыну Екатерины Медичи, Генриху. На следующий год после издания Поном трактата он стал королём Франции под именем Генриха III. Известно, что в то время во Франции была большая мода на употребление в пищу дынь, и что Генрих был большим поклонником сладких плодов. Труд был переиздан спустя сто лет, в 1680 году без посвящения, в результате чего в течение последующих столетий Пон считался (возможно, незаслуженно) шарлатаном от ботаники.

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Little did I know at 17 years of age how much a devastating diagnosis of infertility would affect my life.
When the doctor told me I had been born without a uterus, I was in shock. The diagnosis challenged my sense of normalcy, of predictability, of certainty, my self-image and identity, who I was and what my role in family, in a relationship and in society should be.
As I went through the rollercoaster of emotions, I made the commitment of being happy and overcoming infertility. At the time I didn't know how I was going to overcome it or how I was going to bring meaning to my life, but I was determined.
Now that it has been 18 years past that date, I can confidently say that overcoming infertility is not something we can achieve, because infertility is like a wound that can get better but never heals. From the moment of diagnosis, we are changed forever, and even if we go on to have connected relationships or end up having children, infertility will always be there. So, we have a decision to make, of either living our lives angry at ourselves, our bodies and our condition, or embracing it and focus on what we can in fact do.
My personal experience with infertility is my driving force and the source of my passion for what I do as a fertility nurse and coach.
I am aware infertility has challenged my identity, but it has also allowed me to choose who I want to be. And like everyone else, since the day one, I want to be happy.
I believe family and motherhood are all about connection, self-growth, growing together, supporting each other. It's about unconditional love, nurturing and passing on your values. It is not about a man a woman binding their genes and creating a baby. It's so much more than that. Families come in many shapes and forms.
When we are faced with a recommendation of egg, sperm or embryo donation, we may not be as receptive in the beginning. We may be afraid we won't love the same way, or we won't connect the same way. Having these doubts is just part of the process of grief. We are grieving not having children the way we initially thought we would. Some phases of this process of grief that you may recognise are: shock, numbness, denial, anger, frustration, sadness. These are all part of the process and it takes time to go through these stages and decide if donation is the right path for you.
When my clients are faced with such a decision, I usually explain that the process of grief is natural and normal and something that is not an option today, may not sound such a bad option in the future. It is important to navigate through the process of grief, so you can make an honest and peaceful decision either way.
Consider that even though you are not passing your genes, your body still plays a very important part: your uterus, your health, your blood, your nutrients, your oxygen all helped create a life, and without these the embryo wouldn't develop, and a baby wouldn't be born.
Research shows that even if you are using donor eggs, your body will influence which genes express and which don't in the baby. This is due to microRNAs secreted by your uterus.
Reflect on what part of yourself you can pass on through your biological experience and nurturing as a mother. This may be your values, your beliefs, your behaviours and attitudes.
The impact on a relationship can be frustrating and confusing. Couples may grieve at different times, cope and make decisions differently. This is a joint decision, so remember why you got together in the first place and make your union a priority.
Speak to other people going through a similar journey. There are many groups online and face to face. You can find more about these through Donor Conception Network and Fertility Network UK.
Speak to a fertility counsellor or coach to guide you through the process of grief and help you create your fertility plan.
Take time to redefine family and mother images in your mind, so that you can ease your emotions and feel peaceful with an honest and genuine decision on the matter of donation.
Grieving the loss of the genetic connection and the image of family you had is part of the process to close one chapter and open a new one, yet to be written, but that maybe will bring you the happiness, connection and fulfilment you have been longing for. Human beings are so much more than their genes.


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Rose Doudou Guéï (died September 19, 2002) was wife of the Head of State of Cote d'Ivoire, Robert Guéï, and consequently First Lady of Ivory Coast from 1999 to 2000.

Coup in 2000
A mutiny within Cote d'Ivoire's military evolved into a coup d'état in 2000, and General Robert Guéï was installed as the first military ruler of Cote d'Ivoire.

Death
A group opposed to the military regime staged a new coup d'état in 2002. Robert Guéï and Rose Doudou Guéï were killed in September 2002.  Associates of Robert Guéï claimed that he and Rose Doudou Guéï were executed, along with several other people, as they sat down for a meal at their home in Abidjan.  The forces of the new President,  Laurent Gbagbo, were accused of being behind the killings.

She was buried, reportedly to public indifference, on May 5, 2006, in front of Saint-Paul Cathedral in the Plateau area of Abidjan north, but her remains are now located at the municipal cemetery of Port-Bouët in Abidjan south.

Aftermath
Following the assassinations, Laurent Gbagbo became Cote d'Ivoire's President, having emerged victorious from the First Ivorian Civil War, during which many thousands were killed.

Franck Guéï, the eldest son of Robert and Rose Doudou Guéï, allied himself with Gbagbo, and was Cote d'Ivoire's Minister of Sports, Youth and Leisure until Gbagbo was overthrown during the Second Ivorian Civil War in 2011. Gbagbo was replaced by Alassane Ouattara. Robert Guéï's reputation has been rehabilitated under Ouattara. Francis Pédou Guéi, younger brother of Franck Guéi, has allied himself with Ouattara, and is active in the party of his father, the UDPCI.

See also

 List of people assassinated in Africa

References

2002 deaths
Year of birth missing
Assassinated Ivorian people
First ladies of Ivory Coast
People from Abidjan
People murdered in Ivory Coast
Violence against women in Ivory Coast


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Miscegenation: Culture- and Region-Forming Processes
Roberto Pasini
Departamento de Arquitectura y Ciencias del Hábitat
While contained urban space, as reviewed in the first section of the book, suggests series of binaries deriving from the original dichotomy city/nature, a geographic expansion favors the commingling of composite or opposite principles. The second section of the book analyzes ways in which elective or imposed coexistence of diverse agents on a geographic field kindle a process that evolves from juxtaposition to reciprocal permeation and eventually miscegenation, both in culture- and region-forming. This chapter describes apparently unrelated phenomena as concurrent manifestations of miscegenation: (1) the auto-reformulation of Josephine Baker's self-agency, unfolding in the sequential transformations of her celebrated banana skirt resonating in artistic expressions of the early-twentieth-century primitivist modernism; (2) the formation of open space ensembles in the colonial cities of Nueva España from the fusion of the Mesoamerican and Mediterranean ideas of place-making; (3) the implementation of the monumental metropolitan boulevard of Reforma in Mexico City, linking the colonial historical center to the pre-Hispanic hill of Chapultepec and its venerated forest. These productions of urban and metropolitan beauty stand in sheer contrast with the violent transformations of the territorial land patterns of the hinterlands of Mexico, displaced derivatives of the land expropriations of the French revolutionary period that shape the dreary face of the new nation through the transition from colonia to estado nacional. The text draws parallels between the cultural and spatial implications of the colonizing action brought forth by conquering over conquered groups in a territory.
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If you don't already, follow along with me on Pinterest! Finding images on Pinterest is a great way to find your own personal style and help you decide on the look you want in your home. Today, I am sharing December's ten most popular pins from my boards.
The soft creamy layers of texture keep this neutral bedroom from feeling bland. We also featured this room dressed up with subtle Christmas details in our Best of 2017 Holiday Home Tours post.
Floor to ceiling pattern in the bathroom makes a fresh statement. Pairing with simple concrete floors keeps it from being too busy while brass accents warms the white and gray color palette.
The statement light in this neutral bedroom is incredible. The texture works in the otherwise neutral clean-lined space.
Green in the kitchen was a favorite new trend of 2017. Read our post and green paint guide for more inspiration.
The ridges in the white tile add such pretty pattern to this clean rustic bathroom. If it is a look you love, check out Ann Sacks Savoy Field Tile.
Moroccan details have been trending for a while now, but this popular pin shows that were not ready to see it go. Moroccan decor is beautiful for it's rich textiles (floor pillow) and interesting shapes (basket). The camel print in this nursery is such a fun way to tie the look together and add a great pop of color to the wall of this otherwise neutral space.
A favorite exterior from our post Coast to Coast Holiday Exteriors post. For more exterior inspiration, I'm also sharing favorites here.
Patterned tile makes a beautiful statement in a living room. It is pretty here with white walls and rustic wood.
Glazed terracotta tile from Cle Tile takes this white kitchen to the next level. So so pretty.
Thanks for stopping by for inspiration today! See more favorite pins here and have a great Thursday.


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Diar Modar (Diyār Mudar - "casa de Modar") é um nome medieval árabe da mais ocidental das três províncias da Jazira (Mesopotâmia Superior), as outras duas sendo Diar Baquir e Diar Rebia. Segundo Baladuri, todas as três províncias foram nomeadas em honra as principais tribos árabes que foram assentadas lá por   no processo das conquistas muçulmanas do . O Diar Modar foi assentado pela tribo dos modaritas.

Diar Modar compreende a região de ambas as margens do médio curso do Eufrates, da área de Samósata até Ana, e inclui a área do  e ao sul o rio Cabur. Suas principais cidades eram Raca ao sul e Edessa (al-Rua em árabe) no norte, e outras grandes cidades incluíam Harrã e . Geograficamente e politicamente nos primeiros tempos do islamismo Diar Modar geralmente fez parte da Jazira. Em meados do , a região permaneceu sob controle dos hamadânidas, e sob Ceife Adaulá foi retirada da Jazira e os hamadânidas de Moçul e subordinou-a à Síria do Norte, com base no Emirado de Alepo. No mesmo período, a região permaneceu sob constante ataque do ressurgente Império Bizantino.

Após os hamadânidas perderem o controle, Diar Modar e suas cidades permaneceram sob influência dos , com  tornando-se o governador de Harrã por 1002, enquanto Edessa foi conquistada pelos bizantinos sob Jorge Maniaces em 1032. Depois disso, a região foi dividida em uma porção praticamente governada pelos cristãos ao norte, sujeita à colonização armênia, e outra centrada em Harrã e o Eufrates que fora dominada pelas tribos árabes nômades. Os raides seljúcidas começaram nos anos 1060 e 1070, mas não foi até 1086 que o sultão seljúcida   unificou a província sob seu controle. O advento das Cruzadas restabeleceu a divisão entre um norte cristão (o Condado de Edessa) e um sul muçulmano, que durou até meados do . Os aiúbidas ganharam controle da região sob Saladino  e mantiveram-a até a  em 1260.

Referências

Regiões históricas da Turquia
Mesopotâmia Superior sob o Califado Abássida


And he wasn't even talking about the football aspects of the loss, such as getting outgained 495-188 and trailing from 4:31 into the game until the final kneeldown by Minuteman quarterback Blake Frohnapfel.
"The undisciplined nature of this team," Turner said. "The personal fouls, the penalties and all the other stuff that went on. It's what we were about today, but it's not what this program was built on and it's not what I'm about."
Turner sounded even angrier than he did when the same aspects of last week's loss to Louisiana Tech left him "extremely disappointed." It seems longer than a month since Turner gasped his happiness and pride in the team that upset Central Florida in its opener.
Well, UCF's 0-5 now and FIU (2-3, 0-1 in Conference USA) got flagged for 10 penalties worth 111 yards. Five in the first half were for personal foul or unnecessary roughness calls, four for 60 yards in the second quarter alone.
One of the calls, a late hit on senior middle linebacker Jephete Matilus as Frohnapfel was being tackled along the sideline, was panned universally by ESPN3 commentators and media in the press box. Senior defensive end Michael Wakefield and defensive tackle Lars Koht each got flagged for hands to the face while pass rushing, the Wakefield call wiping out a Richard Leonard interception.
Two plays after that, senior cornerback Jeremiah McKinnon shoved running back Sekai Lindsay out of bounds legally, McKinnon exchanged enough words and gestures with some of the UMass bench to get flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Turner admitted, looking from the sideline, he had a problem with some of the penalties called on FIU but "regardless, there's still too much b.s. going on out there."
Just as they did last week, FIU couldn't run the ball consistently. Subtracting sacks, which are part of the running game only statistically, FIU ran for only 91 yards on 26 carries. They came out throwing and sophomore quarterback Alex McGough completed 22 of 34 but for a measly 115 yards and one touchdown.
Meanwhile Frohnapfel completed 32 of 42 passes for 363 yards and three touchdowns. Just less than half of those numbers – 15 catches for 159 yards and one touchdown -- went onto the resume of UMass wide receiver Tajae Sharpe. Sharpe's receptions set a UMass record as well as a record for an FIU opponent, beating the 13 by Louisiana-Monroe's Brent Leonard in 2012 and his yards tied future NFLer Torrey Smith's total for Maryland in 2010 for third.
Frohnapfel's other two touchdowns as well as 113 yards worth of receptions went to Marken Michel. FIU fell behind 4:31 into the game on a 57-yard Frohnapfel-to-Michel touchdown bomb. Michel beat solo coverage from redshirt freshman Mark Bruno, usually playing corner in the slot or backing up Leonard and McKinnon. With FIU down five safeties, McKinnon started there instead.
FIU stayed in the game by twice stopping UMass on downs in scoring range, and getting a field goal block by Vontarius West after the Minutemen had first and goal on the FIU 3.
A 14-0 FIU deficit got chopped in half after defensive tackle Imarjaye Albury recovered a fumble at the Minutemen's 37. McGough threw a 1-yard fade pattern touchdown to leaping sophomore Thomas Owens.
Down 17-7 at the half and 334-66 in yards, the third quarter trends held to favor FIU – UMass hadn't scored a third quarter point all season and the Panthers defense hadn't allowed a touchdown. Meanwhile, FIU's best drive of the day, 13 plays and 62 yards, ended with sophomore running back Alex Gardner's 1-yard run to close the gap to 17-14.
But the Panthers got nothing else going for the rest of the game and Frohnapfel ended the scoring by hitting Michel on a similar throw to the McGough-to-Owens touchdown.


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Released on January 3, 2023 - 11:12am
The City of Laurel recently announced that the 2023 calendar will have a new format!
The City's calendar will not be hung on door knobs this year. Instead, Mayor Craig A. Moe announced they will be available electronically only.
All City residents that have signed up for Green Living and/or Public Works updates will receive the calendar via e-mail. It will also be available on the City's website under the Green Living tab (www.cityoflaurel.org/green) in the coming weeks.
The 2023 calendar will have tips on how to live green, special collection days, holiday schedule changes and more.
Helping to keep Laurel a Green City!
The Department of Public Works provides refuse and recycling collection, city infrastructure management and maintenance, snow and ice removal, and quick and effective responses to inclement weather damage.


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Riverhead Foundation releases seal, sea turtle after rehab stints
A seal named "Catwoman" is released into the water off Hampton Bays by volunteers on Aug. 19, 2015 Credit: John Roca
By LAURA BLASEYlaura.blasey@newsday.com August 19, 2015
After several months of rehabilitation, an endangered sea turtle and a harbor seal are back in the sea.
Biologists at the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation released Catwoman, a female harbor seal, and Namora, a Kemp's Ridley sea turtle, Wednesday night under Ponquogue Bridge in Hampton Bays, foundation spokeswoman Rachel Bosworth said.
When the animals entered the water at about 7 p.m., more than 200 onlookers erupted into applause and cheers.
"It's great to see how excited people are," said Robert DiGiovanni, the foundation's executive director and senior biologist. "It was a little bit more unique to have a turtle and a seal going out."
Namora was found cold-stunned -- when the water temperature is too cold for the turtle to eat or swim -- in November 2014 in Southampton. Bosworth said the turtle's age is unclear.
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Kemp's Ridley turtles are considered an endangered species. While adults prefer warmer waters, Long Island's shores are a prime habitat for maturing younger turtles, experts say.
Catwoman was found in January at Westhampton Beach with an eye infection, sealpox -- a virus similar to chickenpox -- and respiratory congestion. Bosworth said the seal is at least a year old.
A turtle named "Namora" is released into the water off Hampton Bays by volunteers on Aug. 19, 2015 Credit: John Roca
DiGiovanni said biologists placed flipper tags on the animals so they can track them as they move into deeper waters.


CAN WE LIVE WITH CHINA?
like the previous talks this semester, this event also promises to be very popular.
Susan A. Thornton is a retired senior diplomat with extensive experience in Eurasia and East Asia. She is currently a Senior Fellow and Research Scholar at the Yale University Paul Tsai China Center and a Non-Resident Fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Until July 2018, she was Acting Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs at the Department of State and led East Asia policy making amid crises with North Korea, escalating trade tensions with China, and a fast-changing international environment.
In previous State Department roles, Ms. Thornton worked on China and Korea policy, including stabilizing relations with Taiwan, the US-China Cyber Agreement, the Paris Climate Accord and the Agreed Framework on North Korean denuclearization.
In overseas postings in Central Asia, Russia, the Caucasus and China, Ms. Thornton's leadership furthered U.S. interests and influence in a host of difficult operating environments.
Ms. Thornton received her MA in International Relations from Johns Hopkins SAIS and her BA from Bowdoin College in Economics and Russian.
Apart from her foreign policy work, Ms. Thornton devotes her spare time to community, education, fresh food and connecting with nature on her family farm in Lisbon, Maine.


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Witold Nazarewicz (2013)
For outstanding scientific leadership in nuclear physics and foundational work in developing and applying nuclear density functional theory to atomic nuclei
Stan Wullschleger (2013)
For outstanding leadership and pioneering research in climate and the environmental sciences
Bobby Sumpter (2013)
For outstanding scientific impact in computational soft matter and nanoscience through cross-discipline collaboration to address materials problems and discover new functional materials
Stephen E Nagler (2007)
For his pioneering contributions to the study of nonequilibrium systems, quantum magnetism, and excitations in condensed matter.
Richard J Norby (2007)
For his research on the effects of elevated levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide on terrestrial ecosystems.
Steven J Zinkle (2004)
For leadership and pioneering research in the fundamental effects of radiation on a broad range of metals and ceramics applicable to fission and fusion energy systems.
James M. Corum (1992)
For playing a substantial and lead role in developing and establishing the structural design methodology that is vital to safe and reliable nuclear power, including the development of high-temperature design analysis methods and code rules that are used worldwide.
Richard F Wood (1983)
For theoretical research on the electronic and vibronic structures and optical properties of defects in ionic crystals, and for work at the forefront of the rapidly developing field of laser annealing of semiconductors, leading to advances in the photovoltaic conversion of solar energy.
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This is about as good an ending to the game as you could write.
As you know, Tavares decided to sign with Toronto, refusing to even meet with the Montreal Canadiens management. In his first game there, he scored the winning goal in overtime.
The next awesome moment came when William Nylander tied it up in the third period at 3 apiece.
Zach Hyman got the Leafs on the board early by setting up this goal by Andreas Johnsson….
Oh, also… Nikita Zaitsev scored?
Weird game. We'll take the two points. Leafs are up against the Rangers Sunday night.
The Crown of the game goes to John Tavares. No questions asked.


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Do you hear the people sing?
April 17, 2009 yannisms
Earlier this week, I was humbled by one Susan Boyle. By now, everyone should know that she is the wonder woman who stunned all and sundry with her amazing rendition of "I dreamed a dream" from the musical Les Miserables.
I confess to being one of those who cast a glance at her frumpy appearance and wondered what she was doing on national television. But having spread through the Internet like a wildfire, I should have reckoned that she was nothing short of inspirational. From the moment the first notes floated out, I was wide-eyed and open-mouthed. Her voice is so beautiful and clear and pure. It was a voice that all choristers would love to have by the time we hit 40. And here is Susan Boyle, singing effortlessly under that curly mop of hair that reminded me of the hobbits.
Consequently, I felt ashamed that I had judged her by her looks alone. It was truly a lesson learned. In addition, her video also revived my love for this emotional and heart-wrenching musical. I remember watching it when I was 13 or so. I sat in those seats that could induce a nose bleed and watched intently as the musical unfolded.
I fell in love.
I cried when Eponine sacrificed herself for Marius. I sobbed when Javert couldn't reconcile his upright ways with his morals after being rescued by Valjean and threw himself into the river Seine. I sniffed when cheeky Gavroche had his life snuffed out mercilessly. I wept when Valjean died with the ghostly Fantine, Cosette and Marius by his side.
It brought out emotions that no movie or musical or song had ever done and after that, the scenes of Eponine singing "On My Own" and "Don't you fret, Monsieur Marius" kept replaying in my mind. I never did liked Cosette much, she was too dull and good and had too little personality or colour for me to like her. Eponine, on the other hand, led a wretched life and had an unfair ending to her life. She loved and lost and felt and cried.
We're off to catch Cats this coming Sunday but honestly, the musical that I would really love to immerse myself into again is Les Miserables.


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Six players Blackpool should sign this summer
Last season was a bitter-sweet for Blackpool. On the one hand, they won their first promotion since that glorious Wembley victory over Cardiff in 2010. On the other, there were around 35k fewer fans in London to see it. Many boycotted the best moment of the season in order to protest, understandably, against the Oyston regime. The spirit and camaraderie within the dressing room remained strong however – and these are six players who could improve the Seasiders' squad ahead of the 17/18 League One campaign.
Gary Bowyer has spent 11 years of his career at Blackburn and would be foolish not to utilize his contacts at Ewood Park. If Charlie Mulgrew and Darragh Lenihan stay with Rovers, or if another defender joins, they may be open to loaning out the 19-year-old, who recently impressed at Cambridge. Wharton may be deemed to be too young by Tony Mowbray but at Blackpool – who are 6/4 for relegation with Bet Ways as of the 11th July – more grounded expectations present a little more room for error. Tom Aldred's move to Bury means Pool may require a centre-back, especially if Bowyer plans to use three at the back.
Demetri Mitchell
The wing-back system gives Kelvin Mellor and Andy Taylor the freedom to focus more on the attacking side of their game, the duo providing use width last term. Taylor though is 31 and there may be scope for Pool to upgrade on Colin Daniel as competition in this area. Mitchell has progressed steadily through the ranks at Manchester United in more than one position, having an impressive debut at left-back against Crystal Palace. The Red Devils may at a push be willing to let him go out on loan to a nearby League One club, although if they expected the 20-year-old to start every week, that would complicate matters with Taylor named captain.
Aldred started as captain in the play-off final, but when he went off injured, Neil Danns took on the baton with some aplomb. The Bury loanee battled superbly in the second half, imposing his physicality to ensure Exeter passed sideways and never broke into the final third. The Seasiders will have similar tactical ambitions in a lot of their games this season, particularly away from home and a return for the experienced Danns – who has often played at Championship level – would help their cause.
If a deal for Danns cannot be reached, then perhaps John Welsh would be a good contingency option. His defensive discipline was key to Preston North End's promotion in 2015, particularly in the crucial play-off games. Blackpool need a holding midfielder with Jim McAlister their only option at present. While signing a player from the Lilywhites may not seem attractive, it's worth pointing out that the likes of Tony Ellis and Brett Omerod made themselves cult heroes at Bloomfield Road.
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Barnsley are reportedly interested in Brad Potts, who combined well with Mark Cullen for numerous goals in the play-offs according to Soccer Base. Should the Tykes show desperation to sign the 23-year-old, Bowyer may sense an opportunity. He could demand a player plus cash deal involving George Moncur, who is the same age and does a similar job to Potts but has arguably done it at a higher level, with a better goalscoring record to boot. The signings of McGeehan and courting of Potts may make Moncur feel uneasy about his position at Oakwell and Blackpool could take advantage.
Mark Bunn
Reports suggest Aston Villa had shown interest in Bright Osayi-Samuel, who caught the eye with his impressive solo goal at Newport. While the inside forward did well last season, he only started 13 times and may not fit smoothly into a first eleven which will include two out-and-out strikers and an attack-minded midfielder. Pool could use the youngster as a bargaining tool for getting Mark Bunn. The goalkeeper has only started 15 league games out of a possible 84 at Villa and having possibly met Bowyer in his time at Blackpool, he may be willing to drop down a league to get regular games. This may be harsh on summer signing Ben Williams, but Myles Boney needs to prove himself lower down the pyramid before becoming second choice at this level.
The aforementioned sextet may be slightly ambitious, but Blackpool already have 28 senior professionals on their books, so any new signings must improve the quality of their first eleven.
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Michael Chopra and Steve Davies
You wait all summer for some transfer news and then it all kicks off when you go on holiday!
Great news over the past couple of days with two strikers coming into the club, Michael Chopra and Steve Davies.
Chopra of course is well know to everyone and if he can concentrate on the football could be a 20+ goals striker in the Championship with the right service. I can see him playing the middle role of the front three if we continue playing in that style. He could also drop off a little, depends if he still wants to play on the shoulder of the defenders.
Chopra will wear the number 8 shirt, the club did a quick interview with a competition to win a signed shirt on YouTube.
The second signing I'm really impressed with, Steve Davies from Bristol City and formally of Derby. He's had a knack of scoring against us in the past. Last season he grabbed 13 goals for Bristol City.
Davies seems more suited to the central striker role, more of a target man. As for our formation up front it could start with Ince on the right, Davies in the middle with Chopra on the left if we play three upfront.
Attacking wise are options are looking good, even with Matty Phillips out with a broken arm and with not being 100% sure that Tom Ince will stay. We also have Bobby Grant who could be a good addition from the bench.
There's still progress to be made, specifically a right-back, left-back and a centre-half. With maybe an attacking midfielder. Any other additions would be back up players.
Two names we are being linked with today are Stephen Hunt who was released by Wolves and Matt Mills the defender from Bolton.
Interesting times!
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All quiet at Bloomfield Road
Quiet day on the transfer front with nothing much happening at Blackpool. The only official news out of the club was two more pre-season friendlies, Kendal on Tuesday 16 July and Witton Albion on Thursday 18 July. Both evening games that will kick-off at 7.30pm. There's also a behind-closed-doors fixture this Saturday against a League Two side.
For us exiles there was also a chance to read Matt Williams column in the evening gazette. It revealed we were really close to signing Danny Haynes who was at Charlton, but it appeared he wanted to stay in London.
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Pool in for Stephen Gleeson
Sky Sports have linked us with Stephen Gleeson currently of the MK Dons, Ince brought Gleeson on loan to MK Dons from Wolves. Gleeson went on to sign permanently just before Ince's second stint as manager.
The 24-year-old plays in midfield and made two appearances for the Republic of Ireland. He's got one year left on his contract and his highly rated, he likes a pop and goal and scored a number of long-range efforts for the Dons.
His best possibly this one against AFC Wimbledon in the F.A. Cup.
I can't see MK Dons giving him up with a fight.
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£14 Million for Tom Ince
With Tom Ince back into the country after the under-21-championship it's expected that bids will start to come in. The list of interested clubs is as long as my arm.
The latest to be linked is Crystal Palace who are looking for a replacement for Wilf Zaha. I'm not sure of the source but a price tag of £14 million had been put on Ince'a head to warn off any silly offers of 4 to 5 million.
I don't think that we'll get 14 for him considering he only has a year left on his contract. But with Liverpool having a sell on fee its best to aim high, not that we'll ever see any of the money invested into the team!
The coming week should be interesting, the fixtures are out and the team is back in training. The interesting part will be who will show up for training, Crainey, GTF, Fergerson and Broadfoot are yet to sign and there could be some trialists.
If the above don't sign and there are no trialists there will just be enough players for a game of five-a-side! Only at Blackpool FC.
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Crainey To Birmingham?
One player yet to decide his future is Stephen Crainey who has been offered a new contract but is yet to sign. Oyston who spoke to the Gazette the other day indicated he would be willing to play a waiting game with players looking for a better deal. It appears that Birmingham are going to make an offer to Crainey.
Neil Eardley has already moved to Birmingham earlier in the summer and secured a three-year-deal. It looks like that could be a sticking point for Crainey who at 32 would probably be offered a year-long deal by Blackpool, but could be looking for an extended two-year deal which he might get at Birmingham.
All great news eh! Season ticket turned up this morning too.
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Pool heading down the drain
Nothing really happening in the transfer market. The mood around the club at the moment has been summed up in an excellent article on ESPN. Written by Richard Jolly – Pool heading down the drain is a great read from a outsiders perspective.
The article painted a bleak future of the club next season due to the exodus of players this summer. It pointed out the frugal nature of Karl Oyston, although putting us on a sound financial footings could also have a negative effect.
Spending has its perils, but spendthrifts can suffer in a different way.
Do have a read.
Some good news which could spark a transfer-merry-go-round is Derby securing the transfer of striker Johnny Russell from Dundee United. The 23-year-old, scored 20 goals in 38 games last season and signed for £750,000. This could start the move for Goodwillie who is wanted by Dundee United, however it appears we are also in the running for the Scottish striker. A move could be on the cards soon.
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Grass is growing – Still no players to play on it
The grass is growing, that's all there is to talk about. No joke – no news of new players, or players on trail or pre-season games, just that the grass in growing.
In a couple of tweets this morning the club confirmed the grass had started to grow and that 3g astroturf is to be laid around the edge of the pitches now.
Meanwhile Leeds have snatched up Matt Smith from Oldham. The striker did well in last years FA cup playing the target man role well, however has only bagged 14 goals in 75 appearances.
The only player news concerning ourselves is with Goodwillie from Blackburn who looked to be joining Dundee United last week. It appears we've added our names to the hat, however with a season-long loan.
Fixtures are out next week, on Wednesday 19th at 9am. That should give us something to talk about.
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England out – Ince to decide soon
England's under-21s lost last night meaning an Tom Ince move could be on the cards sooner than expected. Ince stated that no move would be sorted until the European Championships were over, the 3-1 defeat to Norway last night means there's only one remaining game against the hosts Israel on Tuesday.
It looks like the first bid for Ince could be from Crystal Palace who are said to be ready to table a £4 million bid.
A really good blog from Spurs site Captain Cartilage mentioned the Palace bid, originally reported by The Sun. It also reiterated the view that Tom Ince isn't good enough for any of the top Premier League sides, or the Sky Six as they put it (Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Man Utd & City) and will end up at a smaller Premier League side.
Meanwhile back on the Fylde Coast Paul Ince stated the obvious about the training facilities. Understanding that a new training ground is far away, or out of the question. Ince is looking to make some smaller improvements to the current setup at squires gate. Talking to the Gazette .
"In the meantime, while we are at Squires Gate it's important we make it as professional and homely as we can.
"That's going to be our home from Monday to Friday each week. At the moment, for me it's not very good."
Which all sounds very much like Oyston is able to make some short-term fixes and then not commit to a date on a new training ground.
A couple of days ago Millwall announced that Steve Lomas would be taking up the position left by Kenny Jackett. The former West Ham midfielder had been managing north of the border with St. Johnstone.
A cluster of Championship clubs are interested in striker Sylan Ebanks-Blake. Middlesbrough, Leicester and Palace are interested in the striker who spend the end of the season with Wolves on the sideline with a broken leg.
Another Championship striker Kevin Davies who left Bolton is currently being linked with Sheffield Wednesday, but also to Sunderland. Ourselves, Wolves and Hull have also been linked with the one cap England forward.
One team in a similar situation to us (having no players) is Watford. The losing play-off finalists released 7 players last week, and with most of their squad having been made up of loan players they now have a squad of only 15.
Last week a change in the rules was put forward to restrict the number of international loan players to 5. This was after Watford's squad was made up of 10 plus players from their sister clubs.
Included the 7 released players were midfielder Mark Yeates and Stephen McGinn. Contracts have been offered to five players who were out of contract. Almunia, Jonathan Bond, Fitz Hall, Lloyd Doyley and John Eustace.
Adding a further complexity to the situation is the club is still under a transfer embargo due to dodgy goings on under the last owners. Transfers will have to be approved on a case-by-case basis. All of which will make it difficult for the Hornets to be competitive from day one next season.
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Tom Ince to decide future after the Under-21 Championships
After paper talk yesterday regarding Tom Ince and a possible move to Cardiff, the midfielder was interviewed by the national press as part of the build up to tonight's England under-21s game against Norway. Ince, who missed out on the first game due to a one match suspension reiterated that no decisions would be made until the tournament was over.
"I have had a big two years of football that's brought me to where I am now – it's got me a place in the Under-21 team, it's got the media talking about me, which is flattering. But it's about making the right move at the right time. There's no point in going somewhere and stopping your development. I'm going to sit down after the Euros – touch wood we will get to the final and even win the thing – and club football will be what I speak to dad about. If I stay at Blackpool, then great. But if it's time to move on, I'll move on."
It's clear to me that he'll only move to a club where he can play games. Liverpool are said to be interested, but would he be able to play on a regular basis? If not, I don't think he'll move. However if Swansea, Fulham or Newcastle make an offer it could be a move he'll take. If that move isn't on now he'll wait to January.
Ince should hopefully start in tonight's game which kicks off at 5pm and is on Sky Sports 2.
Meanwhile in the Championship, Reading picked up Wayne Bridge from Manchester City. Daryl Murphy joined Ipswich, who've already signed Jay Tabb and David McGoldrick.
The BBC published a nice list of all the players released from Premier League Clubs, some of them will have been snapped up already, some may retire.
Chelsea: Amin Affane, Yossi Benayoun, Abdul Deen-Conteh, Paulo Ferreira, Hilario, Florent Malouda, Archange Nkumu, Ross Turnbull
Everton: Johan Hammar, Thomas Hitzlsperger, Sam Kelly, Jan Mucha, Phil Neville
Fulham: Chris Baird, Simon Davies, Mahamadou Diarra, Thomas Donegan, Corey Gameiro, Georgios Karagkounis, James Musa, Richard Peniket, Mladen Petric, Mark Schwarzer, Alex Smith, Csaba Somogyi
Liverpool: Tyrell Belford, Jamie Carragher, Jamie Stephens, Dan Wilson
Manchester City: Wayne Bridge, Filippo Mancini, Ryan McGivern, Roque Santa Cruz, Kolo Toure
Manchester United: Reece Brown, John Cofie, Michele Fornasier, Luke Giverin, Luke Hendrie, Luke McCullough, Paul Scholes, Gyliano Van Velzen, Freddie Veseli
Newcastle: Steve Harper, Yven Moyo, Danny Simpson
Reading: Nick Bignall, Simon Church, Ian Harte, Noel Hunt, Charlie Losasso, Angus MacDonald, Alex Pearce, Nicky Shorey, Jay Tabb, Joshua Webb, Brett Williams
Swansea: Mark Gower
Tottenham Hotspur: Jack Barthram, David Bentley, John Bostock, William Gallas, Jack Munns, Jake Nicholson
West Bromwich Albion: Marc-Antoine Fortune, Zoltan Gera, Gonzalo Jara, Romaine Sawyers, Jerome Thomas
West Ham: Cole Carlton, Jake Larkins, Gary O'Neil, Jack Powell, Jami Rafati, Eoin Wearen.
Wigan: Peter Aylmer, Albert Crusat, Franco Di Santo, David Jones, Adrian Lopez, Jonathan Lynch, Callum Morris, Filip Orsula, Ronnie Stam, Joshua Sumner, Ryan Watson.
From that long list I've picked my best 11. Bit of a mixed bunch really!
GK Steve Harper
LB Ian Harte
RF Danny Simpson
CB Kolo Toure
CB Chris Baird
LW Zoltan Gera
CM Gary O'Neil
CM Yossi Benayoun
RW Florent Malouda
FW Cole Carlton
FW Roque Santa Cruz
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