A fire that police deem suspicious has destroyed the only museum in Stonewall, Man., consuming hundreds of irreplaceable historical items.
Fire has destroyed the only museum in Stonewall, Man., consuming hundreds of irreplaceable historical items.
The Quarry Park Interpretive Centrein the town, about 25 kilometres north of Winnipeg, burned to the ground early Sunday morning. The RCMP and fire officials are investigating what they say is a suspicious fire.
Todd Kozokowsky, chief of the Stonewall-Rockwood Fire Department, said it took firefighters 40 minutes to get the fire under control after the first call came inaround 2 a.m., but crews were still battling flames four hours later.
"You know to have this loss is just cruel. The timing couldn't be worse," said Mayor Ross Thompson.
"We're on the eve of our 100th anniversary of the town. And we had decided as a council to build a new walkway that would be safe and secure and state-of-the-art. And now that walkway, just about nearing completion, is to nowhere."
Officials estimated the fire caused $2.5 million in damage to the building and another $3 million in artifacts that went up in smoke.
One of the historical itemswas the Speaker's chair from the Manitoba legislature once used by Samuel Jackson, Stonewall's founder, in the 1890s.
Park manager Cathy Precourt told CBC News Monday it will be impossible to replace everything.
"I have one little vase that was sitting on an antique piano that was in the building and so far that's —it's charred and blackened, but that's pretty much all that we've been able to pull from the rubble at this point," she said.
Quarry Park commemorates the history of limestone production in Stonewall and the role it played in the development of the town.
The distinctive cedar-clad interpretive centre had a tower for viewing the 32-acrepark but Precourt said it had also become a big part of the community since it opened in 1984.
"I think just utter disbelief and shock that it was gone, that a landmark in the community isn't there anymore," she said.
Atemporary office will be set up at the Town Hall, until council meets later this week to discuss how or if the centre will be replaced.


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Mary (Debra Winger) and Michael (Tracy Letts) are a married couple. They live together, but are estranged from one another. They are both having long-standing extramarital affairs-she with Robert (Aidan Gillen) and he with Lucy (Melora Walters). Their lovers have both emphatically demanded they break up the marriage and Mary and Michael have vowed that they will do so after a visit from their son, Joel (Tyler Ross), and his new girlfriend, Erin (Jessica Sula)..
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It's a movie with a lot of heart, lots of tenderness and a sense of humor, but also, the movie has a profound message. It is a love story, but the story is more about friendship and the battle between the two people. The movie makes you think about life, about friendship, about relationships, and about love. I was really touched by the movie and the message it left me with. I really recommend it to everybody.
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 02:11
To be honest, I thought this was going to be a disaster, but I was wrong. It was a sweet little film, and was a lot of fun to watch. I especially liked how the actors portrayed the parents. The father, played by James Woods, was very good, as was the mother, played by Angelica Huston. The mother was a little rough around the edges, but she did give a good performance. The father's performance, though, was excellent, and very believable. I enjoyed the chemistry between the two men. I thought the actors played their roles very well, and I think they both deserved their nominations for the Oscars. I don't want to give anything away, so I won't. I give it a 9 out of 10, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I would recommend this film to anyone.
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 11:42
I went to see this movie with no expectation, and it was one of the best movies I've seen. It was a combination of romance, action, drama, and comedy. I particularly liked the chemistry between the main character and her younger brother. The director did an excellent job of showing the tension between the brothers, and made the movie more realistic than other movies I've seen that seem to be about siblings. The movie was also very well-made, the acting was very good, and I was able to relate to the characters. My favorite scene was when Max played his father's role, and I think that scene really made the movie. The movie was very funny, but it also showed that there are differences between people, and that you can't always trust your friends. I think that the director did an excellent job of showing that Max's father was an incredibly hateful man, and his friendship with Max was the result of his hatred. Overall, this is a very enjoyable movie that I would recommend to all.
Amber Oliver
There are two different versions of this movie on tape, and I think you should watch both of them. The original, called "The Lovers" is the better of the two, but it's still fun to watch. The newer version, "The Lovers and Lovers" is also quite good, but it's a little too long. The two versions are very similar in the characters, but the newer one has a better ending. The two versions are a great way to pass some time and are quite entertaining.
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 13:30
I read this in a Sunday School class. I'm not going to say the movie is "worth it" as a film. It's a lovely story of two people who know the pain of the unknown and want to find it. But in the end, they don't find it. They find it together. It's a beautiful story and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to have a good laugh. It's a good movie to read and discuss with your friends. (I recommend reading the book first as well.)
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 09:20
I've seen this movie a few times and I can't get enough. The story was a little predictable, but overall it was a very good movie. It is based on a book, and it is interesting to see how the story developed. The characters were well portrayed, the acting was very good, and it was very good to see Julia Roberts in a movie. I didn't find her annoying at all. She was an excellent actress. The chemistry between her and the other actors was very good. It was a very good movie.
I have seen this film in cinemas in the mid 1990's. I was amazed by the quality of the film and the acting. I have seen this film since. I would recommend this film to anyone. A film about a family, with problems and a sense of a marriage crisis. And the film is perfect.
Gerald Anderson
I am usually a bit of a pessimist about movies, but I really liked this one. It was extremely well written, and the acting was great. I didn't think I'd like this movie, but I did. It's a very unique, yet realistic story about two people who fall in love and go through the ups and downs of their relationship. The story follows each of their characters through different stages of their relationships, and the main character, Ron, is played by George Clooney, who I was a bit surprised to see him in a romantic comedy. I am not sure if I liked him more in this movie or not. He's a good actor, but I don't think he is the best choice for the lead. I think he should have been played by someone like Sandra Bullock, because she would have had the same "angry" look, and she would have been more believable. So, I'm not really sure why he was in this movie, but I did like the movie. I recommend this movie to anyone who likes romance comedies, or who likes comedy movies. I thought it was very entertaining and I was surprised that I liked it so much. My rating: 9/10 Rated PG-13 for violence and some language.
I never saw the original film, so I wasn't aware of any similarities between the two movies, which is why I was so disappointed when I saw the trailer for this one. It looks like another soap opera, the usual Americanized sexual and emotional connotations, and the usual Hollywood ending. I found it so much more satisfying to watch a film with a strong female lead that wasn't about sex and romance, that was about friendship and respect. This film is about the relationships between two women, who have spent the last two years in New York City, working together as a couple. They meet again, and realize that the feelings that they had for each other, when they were still in the army, have not vanished. Their relationship is a "tangle", but it is also a romance. It is also a little more complicated than the first movie, as it is about the differences between two different cultures. The main character, Kim, is a working woman who has become somewhat of an independent woman, and she has a child. Her friend, Betty, is a woman who is very close to her, and her husband, who is at the same time very close to her. The film is about their friendship and the need to be there for each other, and about the need to be loved. This film is based on the book by Lynn Boggs, which I highly recommend.
I saw this movie on video recently and thought it was great. It had a great plot, it was funny, and the acting was amazing. The character of Francis is one of my favorite, he was funny and charming. There is a great scene where he is getting the idea of a baby, and he starts to cry. The baby is great too, he's adorable. And he has the best lines. I recommend this movie to anyone who is a fan of romantic comedies. It has it all, a great plot, great acting, and a great soundtrack. My favorite scene is the one where the doctor tells Francis about the good things he can do, and then he starts to tell him about the bad things he can do. And then the end. It was a great movie, I will definitely see it again. And i will definitely recommend it to all of my friends.
Marilyn S.
I am a fan of the play, and I am not a fan of this film, and I will tell you why. First, I do not think this film was really needed. The play is a classic, and any adaptations of it are obviously going to be long. The play is so slow, that I think a lot of the time we are thinking about what we are going to see and not actually seeing it. In the film, there is no time to think about what is going to happen. You just watch. The only thing I really liked about this film is the fact that it has a real story. It doesn't just go from one thing to another. The plot is well structured, and it makes the audience think. It makes you want to know what happens next. It makes you want to know what is going to happen next. There is no cheap cheap shock ending. The ending is not a cheap cheap shock ending, it is a nice happy ending, and that's what I think is important. If the film was not happy ending, it would not have worked. I think it is a pretty good film, and I recommend it to people who want to watch a good film. It's a good film. I would give it a 7, but I would have to lower it to a 7-8 because it is just a film.
All of the main actors are brilliant and the soundtrack is a great achievement. In the first part of the film, which is what the majority of us watch, we get to know each other and are able to connect with the characters. There is a real sense of warmth in the film. I don't understand the bad reviews on IMDb, it seems that a lot of people either hate or love the film. This is a fantastic film and I recommend it to all who like romantic comedies. A must see for those who are fans of the genre. I am a huge fan of Lily James and her performance in this film is second to none. She gives a performance that is a true showcase for her talent. This film is definitely worth the watch, and I can't wait to see it again. Please let this film be released in the cinema in every country in the world, and I am sure that it will receive more and more love as it becomes a success. 9/10
Arthur W.
Sunday, 10 May 2020 04:11
In this film, DeNiro plays a veteran boxer who is lonely. He meets a beautiful young woman named Rose, played by the beautiful, brilliant, and sometimes beautiful, Jennifer Lopez. They go out on a date, but when they arrive at their destination, they discover the bed, and so they have sex in the bed. There are some serious problems with this movie. First of all, the film's plot is incoherent and hard to follow, and its characters are not very interesting. Second, it's hard to believe that this is a story about a man, a boxer, and a young woman, who go out on a date. This is a film about a young man, a woman, and a bed, and it is not a film about a man, a woman, and a bed. That's all it is. But still, if you are looking for a good film about the gay man in the middle of a war in Vietnam, this film is a great choice.
Saturday, 09 May 2020 22:14
This movie is a little different in my opinion. It's a bit more of a drama and drama-ish than the typical romantic movie. It has a great story and a great acting. All the actors are great in their roles, which is why I think it's better than the typical romantic movie. It has great character development and the movie is very well paced. I think this movie is worth watching.
This is one of the best films I've seen all year. While it has a fair amount of "witty" dialogue, it's really about relationships. It's not perfect, but it's good enough. It's like a cross between "A Walk To Remember" and "Just Like Heaven", and I would highly recommend it. A solid 9/10.
I've never seen a more touching movie. It's the best romance movie I've seen in a long time. There is a lot of cliches in this movie, but the story is so moving that I cannot help but laugh at it. I can't wait for it to be out on DVD. This movie should be on everyones must-see list.
I think the best thing about this movie is that it's about love, not about sex. It's about two people who are in love. This is the most important thing that I think the director tried to achieve. To tell the story of a young girl and her boyfriend, who have been in love for three years. One of them is a typical Italian guy, who is living in the big city, the other is an Italian girl, who lives in the countryside. The two of them live very close to each other. The scene in which they go to the beach to have sex is the best scene in the movie. This is the scene that shows the love of the movie. I don't think the movie is a romance, but a love story, and I think the director did a good job in that respect. This is what I think the best part of the movie is. This is a good story about love, and this is what I think makes the movie a good movie.
Craig D.
I've just seen this movie, and was very much surprised by it. It is one of those movies that I liked because of its wonderful script, great cast, and the cinematography. The film is set in the USA. The film stars two leading men, a couple and a girl. The director is the Italian cinematographer Paolo Sorrentino. He is known for "La Dolce Vita". Sorrentino has made several movies that I have seen, including "Les Amis des Garconiers" (2002), "La Piana" (2007) and "Las Virgenes" (2010). He has also made movies that I have not seen, but have had some good recommendations for. One of his movies is "La Piana" (2010). I don't want to give anything away here. I think that this movie deserves the high rating it has got on IMDb. I give it a 9.6/10. Don't let anyone tell you that you cannot enjoy a romantic movie, because you can. I just hope that Sorrentino and his wife will enjoy the final product that they have made. This movie is well worth seeing.
This movie was so sweet and sentimental. I loved the way it portrayed how people interact with each other and how people change when they love someone. The actors did an excellent job in portraying the different personalities of the characters, especially with Mia Wasikowska. The movie was so full of emotions and the message of love and friendship is very clear. I would recommend this movie to anyone.
This is a fantastic film with a very good story. The music is amazing, the acting is superb, the plot is very well-written and the characters are very well-developed. The dialogue is very well-written, and very well-acted. The cast and the characters are very well-developed, and I believe the actors did a great job with the roles. I liked this film very much. If you're looking for a good movie that is a very enjoyable movie with a great story, this is definitely the one to watch.
I have to say that I didn't really like the movie. I felt that it was a bit too slow paced for my tastes. I thought that the movie could have been better and the story could have been better. I thought that the film had great potential, but didn't quite come through for me. I would recommend that you go see this movie, but be prepared for a slow pace. If you are looking for a great romantic comedy, I think that this movie is not for you.
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Pourage Rights Announced at Adelaide Oval
General News 24 October 2013
Lion has been announced as the exclusive supplier of beer and cider at Adelaide Oval, continuing a partnership that spans more than 65 years with the SANFL and more than 60 years with SACA.
The ten-year, multi-million dollar deal will deliver significant financial returns for both sporting codes while providing Adelaide Oval patrons with a range of premium beverages.
"We're very pleased to announce that Lion was successfully awarded the right to be the exclusive supplier of beer and cider at Adelaide Oval," said Adelaide Oval SMA CEO Andrew Daniels.
"Contracts such as these are a pivotal part of our business plan to ensure that we can meet our operating obligations while providing a return to support grassroots cricket and football. This deal will deliver significant financial benefits for both sporting codes.
"As the market leader, this deal is also excellent news for those Adelaide Oval patrons who are legally able to drink alcohol as they will be able to responsibly enjoy an excellent selection of Lion's quality beers and ciders."
The supply term will come to an end in 2025.
The deal also extends to sponsorship of the SANFL competition and the SANFL clubs, including pourage rights at the clubs.
West End Draught, XXXX Gold, Hahn Super Dry, James Boag, Corona and Heineken are just some of the beers from Lion's portfolio that will be available at the stadium, as well as 5 Seeds cider.
SANFL Executive Commissioner Leigh Whicker AM said the League was delighted with the deal.
"This is a terrific partnership and we're very pleased with what it means for football in South Australia, particularly in terms of securing ongoing support for the SANFL and the League clubs," he said.
"The West End brand is synonymous with the SANFL as is the chimney ceremony, which has recognised the premiership team every year for more than 60 years."
SACA Chief Executive Officer Keith Bradshaw said the deal was equally as important to cricket.
"Lion has been a fantastic long-term supporter of cricket in South Australia through their West End brand. This deal is critical to cricket in our State, with support for the West End Redbacks and Adelaide Strikers through to grass roots Premier League and Grade Cricket competitions," he said.
Jake Parkinson, West End's Regional Director said Lion is proud of its longstanding partnerships with the SANFL and the SACA and is excited that these will continue into the future.
Adult patrons at the Adelaide Oval have long enjoyed our range of Australian and International premium beer and cider products many of which are brewed at our West End brewery. Today's announcement is a continuation of this South Australian tradition in a stadium that is committed to creating positive experiences at sports and events in Adelaide," Jake said.
The Adelaide Oval SMA is a joint venture company limited by guarantee. As part of the Adelaide Oval SMA's financial model, it will be generating major revenue outside of football and cricket which will not only cover the operating costs of the Authority, but will also:
Cover the annual lease payment to the State Government as stipulated by legislation;
Make an annual payment into the legislated Sinking Fund for the long-term maintenance of the stadium; and
Deliver an annual dividend to the stakeholders (the SANFL and SACA).
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BetaDwarf has been hard at work in early 2020 with everything they're adding to their flagship strategy game, Minion Masters. The upcoming expansion, Saving Jadespark Jungle, will be adding a great amount of content (though it was, unfortunately, delayed).
However, not all changes are created equal, and sometimes you have to apply a hotfix… to fix a hotfix. BetaDwarf found themselves in that situation recently after a recent change buffed a card, with that buff now being reverted not long after.
Specifically, they've taken out the Empyrean Army buff that was applied to Legionnaires, which gave the already-strong card a considerable buff when used with enough other Empyrean cards in your deck. Other fixes included giving Arcane Golems the accurate amount of health after being duplicated via Spawn of Fury, and fixing Guardians reducing the damage of other Guardians.
Masters! We've released a Hotfix for some gameplay issues and to address Legionnaires. Check it out here: https://t.co/52NPNBIV3g
And check out our Blog Post here, where we talk about the hotfix and changes to Ardent Aegis since its reveal: https://t.co/sedxWYtXgR pic.twitter.com/icbpqh61QN
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These fixes come almost simultaneously with BetaDwarf's announcement on transparency. To that end, they've announced changes that they've made to the upcoming card Ardent Aegis since it was announced in response to what the community had to say about the notably-strong card. The following changes were made:
Summons 2 Crossbow Dudes instead of a single Crossbow Dude
Defensive Spell, can only be cast in the player's own arena
Units summoned have no Summoning Sickness
Delay increased from 4 seconds to 5
"Typically cards continue to be balance tested behind the scenes after their reveal, and we're now trying to make a conscious effort to incorporate the feedback we receive from the community when particular cards are shown off as well," BetaDwarf states in their response. They also spoke on how they're "always looking for ways to improve, especially when you provide us with all the excellent feedback about the state of the game. In particular, we're examining how we maintain a smooth production with the regular updates, and whether they could be more frequent, or if smaller in-between actions like this are more appropriate."
It's fantastically refreshing to see a development team responding directly to the opinions of their audience not just so accurately, but also so swiftly. Acting so fast to make a few changes just to improve gameplay instead of simply waiting to do it with (or after) the upcoming expansion is a wonderful move by BetaDwarf. Though the upcoming expansion was delayed a week until the fifth of March, it won't be long until we see all of the cards that have been revealed – along with dozens of other features – added into this ever-growing game.
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Measurement of inflation is usually performed by government authorities—in the UK by the Office of National Statistics (ONS). The indices are normally created by supposedly independent statisticians. However inflation indices are key measures of the political performance of governments both internally and externally in comparison to other countries. Governments therefore have an incentive to portray their country's inflation in the best possible light, usually taken to mean low but not negative. Moreover the lower the apparent inflation rate, the higher the growth of the economy appears to be, because inflation is deducted from the raw figures before GDP growth rates are calculated.
As the Economist recently noted: "Statistical offices vary in their ability … to resist political pressure" to manipulate both these key numbers (inflation and GDP). Therefore, when statistical authorities make changes to the system, especially ones that tend to result in lower levels of apparent inflation, there will always be calls of foul play, and often with some justification.
For example, most economists believe that the official rate of inflation in Argentina is now more than double that published by the government due to persistent changes . Economist John Williams set up a website called ShadowStats to not only chronicle such statistical adjustments in the US but also produce an alternative set of data (including inflation). His data suggest that had the US continued to use the same methods of CPI calculation employed in the 1980s, current inflation might be up to 8 per cent higher than officially reported.
Another alternative system to the US government stats was created by academics at MIT and is called the Billion Prices Project. Since 2008, they have been automatically collecting online prices every day from major retailers in the US. The inflation measure so created (now called the Price Stat Index) covers a wide variety of items, from food to clothing to electronics, furniture and energy . Although initially it seemed to follow the official stats quite well, in recent years it has been indicating that inflation may well be quite a lot higher than the official figures. For example at the beginning of 2014, Price Stats estimated inflation to be around 3 per cent, whilst the US government had a level of just half that, at 1.5 per cent*.
In the UK, there is evidence of similar adjustment of the reported inflation level, but the abuse is on a smaller scale. Measures such as RPI only slightly under-report its true level. CPI on the other hand has a number of issues – see here. It does markedly underestimate the true inflation level.
* In 2015 the difference reduced as inflation declined, as PriceStats is a leading indicator of inflation.


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Some people are blessed to find that one certain person who completes them.
Wrynn's yesterdays were what others only dream of having. She and Tripp were the best of friends before they even thought about love. They had the fairy tale life where 'like' turns into 'love', and 'love' becomes 'happily ever after'.
What happens when life conspires against you, and snatches your soul mate from your arms?
…only her forever love ended much too soon.
Broken beyond her own ability to repair, Wrynn boxes up her grief and attempts to raise her three girls the best she can on her own. As time slowly passes, Wrynn relives her life with Tripp while struggling most days to get out of bed. She is reminded of him at every turn.
How do you set your grief and anguish aside? How do you pick up the shattered pieces, put those pieces back together again, and try to move on?
Wrynn tries to find the joy in life every single day through her daughters, family, and friends. Her twin brother Liam has dedicated himself to helping Wrynn put her life back together after losing his own love. On the other hand, her mother-in-law lives to torment her at every turn. Wrynn can't even find a chance to breathe, much less a desire to somehow search for her tomorrow.
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Kathryn is a simple country girl who likes to spend time with her hubba, hunka hubby, her three kids and her friends. She loves to cook and really loves to eat! During the spring and summer, you will more than likely find her outside puttering around in her garden. When the veggies start coming in, she will probably be sweating over a hot canner in the kitchen, canning all the goodies she is blessed with. Kathryn likes to hike and go camping, and as a Girl Scout leader, she gets to do this pretty often! On cold winter nights, you will probably find her wrapped in a warm blanket, lost in a good book, while sitting in her rocking chair on the front porch!
Kathryn was born and raised in North Carolina, and while she loves to travel, she can't imagine ever leaving the mountains that she has come to call home. Not a day goes by that Kathryn doesn't thank God for abundantly blessing her. He has been so good to her, and she is very grateful. She holds Jeremiah 29:11 very close to her heart and believes it with every fiber of her being. "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
Kathryn loves flip flops, chocolate, sweet tea and dirt between her toes. As far back as she can remember, she's had a book in her hand. Reading has carried her to places she will never go. It has introduced her to people that she will never meet. When life is great and when it is rough, she's always been able to find a book to carry her through. She finally decided to write down some of the stories in her head (yes, be scared) and heart after dawdling around and wasting years dreaming. She hopes you enjoy reading those stories as much as she loves writing them!
Treasure Your Love by J.C. Reed - Book Tour & Giveaway
Title: Treasure Your Love
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Genre: Mature New Adult/ Adult Contemporary Romance
Release date: October 15th, 2013
Meeting Jett was like a drug. Dangerous. Addictive. And better forbidden. In his game, there's a high price to be paid. But how much is too much?
Brooke Stewart, a realtor in New York, was never in love until she met the green eyed, sexy as sin, six foot two sex god, Jett. The man to whom she surrendered. The man who hurt her once only to conquer her heart again.
Sexy, handsome, and arrogant Jett Mayfield knows he has found his match. Brooke is like no other woman he's ever met and he has every intention of keeping her in his bed.
Their future seems full of promises...until the past is catching up with them and dark secrets threaten to destroy their lives. Soon they realize that to love means to lose, and some choices are harder than others.
When everything comes crashing down, can mistakes be amended…or will he lose her forever?
A woman who surrendered to love.
A man who would do anything to protect her.
Two lives that are about to be tested…and the last secrets laid bare.
J.C. Reed is the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author of SURRENDER YOUR LOVE and CONQUER YOUR LOVE. She writes steamy contemporary fiction with a touch of mystery. When she's not typing away on her keyboard, forgetting the world around her, she dreams of returning to the beautiful mountains of Wyoming. You can also find her chatting on Facebook with her readers or spending time with her two children.
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Beauty Secrets by Jill Elaine Hughes - Blog Tour & Giveaway
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The Great Recession. Reality TV. Luxury cosmetics. And a basset hound named Botox. What do all these things have in common?
They're all essential story components in BEAUTY SECRETS, a sexy romantic comedy novel, written in a style best described as "Jennifer Weiner meets E. L. James."
Amanda Brown is a high-flying cosmetics executive for Revina Corporation, the oldest and most venerable cosmetics company in America. She comes from a good "old money" family, she went to Swarthmore, and she lives in a beautiful penthouse apartment in NYC's Meatpacking District. But she's only successful on the surface----like many New Yorkers, she's also financially overextended.
Her parents are dead, her trust fund is gone, and when the Great Recession hammers her company, like millions of people across America she suddenly finds her job hanging by a thread.
Enter George Watson, a hedge-fund manager and self-made man from the Midwest who swoops in from Indiana to rebuild Revina Corporation from the ground up. Even if he fired everyone else at the company, he decides to keep Amanda on for her expertise. The two of them are from different worlds, and they can't stand each other. But that doesn't stop them from having wild no-holds-barred sex on their first meeting----for reasons neither of them fully understand.
But this is no ordinary corporate takeover, and the unlikely romance between George and Amanda is no ordinary love story. It involves corporate greed, undercover investigative reporters, a sleazy reality TV producer who puts George and Amanda's sexual relationship on national television, dark family secrets----and a dog named Botox.
Amanda took a brief tour of the store. It had been so long since she'd done her own shopping — she even had her groceries delivered, not that she cooked very often — that the very act of trolling the aisles was a novelty. She walked up and down past racks of shampoo and conditioner (not her brand), bins of empty plastic spray bottles (what on earth were those for, anyway?) and the baby-formula section, finally ending up at a display of condoms next to the pharmacy counter.
Condoms?
Amanda stared at the rows of brightly colored packaging in wonder. She'd never considered the idea that people actually went into stores and bought condoms. All the men she had dated over the past several years produced them as if out of thin air when they were already naked in her bed. Her college sorority house had kept a jar of them in the communal bathroom, though she'd never taken any. Condoms were something that just seemed to appear when required, not something that you went out and purchased like batteries and pantyhose.
Her eyes scanned the racks, noticing that some of the selections on offer featured silhouettes of slender, naked couples in sensual embraces, while others had "special vibrating rings for extra fun." There were even flavored lubricants and serums that promised to add "heat" and "wow factor."
Wow factor?
Amanda closed her eyes and felt herself blush. What kind of place was this? She felt like she'd stumbled into some kind of X-rated store on the side of the interstate, not a respectable-if-low-end Duane Reed. How on earth was stuff like this sold out in the open? Shouldn't it be locked behind a counter or something?
Still, she couldn't help but be intrigued, even a little titillated. Amanda's sex life was nil at the moment, not that she cared all that much. But one should always be prepared, right? You just never knew what might happen. She selected a magenta box of Trojans with Vibrating Ring For Extra Fun and a tube of Wow Factor. Then she walked straight to the pharmacy counter to pay for them, too embarrassed to be seen carrying the racy items around the store. Once they were safely tucked in a plain white paper bag (stapled shut, for extra privacy), she headed to the front of the store to conduct a little market research.
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Forget Me Not by Sarah Daltry - Book Blast & Giveaway
Forget Me Not Flowering Series Book 1
This isn't a sweet and innocent coming of age story. If dirty talk, bedroom toys, and threesomes offend you… this is not your book. There are also no billionaires, strippers, or virgins. This is just the story of typical college kids trying to connect to each other.
"No one tells you when you start school just how homesick you will be, or how hard it will be to start life over with no direction and no friends or family. No one says that becoming your own person is terrifying."
Lily had a crush on her brother's best friend, Derek, for years – which led to their steamy night ten months ago in her bedroom. Now, she's off to college and she and Derek are still going strong. However, when school starts, Lily realizes it's hard to maintain a relationship, while also trying to live her own life. She and Derek find themselves falling apart and she has no idea where to turn.
Enter Jack. Everything about him is wrong for Lily and she knows it, but she can't stop herself from being attracted to him. When things implode with Derek, it's Jack who's there to pick up the pieces – and to show Lily an entirely new set of experiences she didn't know she was missing.
Of course, Jack has his own problems and once Lily gets to know him better, she starts to wonder if she can handle all of Jack. When Derek reappears on the scene, Lily is forced to decide between two guys and herself. Can she find herself without losing the people who matter in the process? .
This is a work intended for readers 18+ as it features explicit sex between people in college. See where it began in the short story, "Her Brother's Best Friend."
He moves closer and already my body is responding. He smells like cigarettes and leather, two smells I never thought were sexy until now. I want to fall into his body, to be wrapped in his arms, and I fight it. It's wrong and it makes no sense. I have everything I could ever want. Jack is just a distraction.
"I'm not that kind of girl," I tell him.
He steps closer still and kisses my neck. His lips are soft, which is unexpected, and it sends a shiver through me. Jack brings me in to his chest. I can feel his heart beating; it's quickening and it matches mine. I feel his tongue sliding down along my collarbone. There is nothing like this, but I need him to stop. And yet, I never want him to stop. "I'd love to know exactly what kind of girl you are."
Almost as if they are not my own, my hands slip between his jacket and his shirt. The heat of his skin burns me even through the fabric of his clothes. His lips continue to travel downward, but as they reach the curve of my breasts, something in me wakes up. I tear myself away from him and back up a few inches.
"I have a boyfriend," I repeat. "I can't do this."
"Where is he?" Jack asks. His eyes are burning.
"Where is your boyfriend? You've mentioned him before, but you run into me a lot for someone who's so in love."
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Lily of the Valley Flowering Series Book 1.5
This isn't a sweet and innocent coming of age story. If dirty talk, bedroom toys, and threesomes offend you... this is not your book. There are also no billionaires, strippers, or virgins. This is just the story of typical college kids trying to connect to each other.
"No one tells you about pain. They tell you that it hurts, that sometimes it's consuming. What they don't tell you is that it's not the pain that can kill you. It's the uncomfortable numbness that follows, the weakness in your body when you realize your lungs may stop taking in air and you just can't exert enough energy to care. It's the way taste and color and smell fade from the world and all you're left with is a sepia print of misery. That's when the shift starts - the movement from passive to active. I fall asleep, hoping that the morning will bring back the pain. At least the pain is a thing."
Plagued by a dark past, Jack sees college as a way out. Desperate to escape the area where he grew up, the people who know his secrets, and his own family, he deals with his problems through alcohol and meaningless sex.
When he first sees Lily, she's the epitome of everything he hates. Yet something about her makes Jack rethink everything he knows and assumes about other people. Now, with the help of his best friend and lover, Jack has to decide if he wants to pursue something that he knows will only end badly.
Can Lily be one of the few people who can see Jack for who he really is - or will his darkness be too much for her to handle?
Sarah Daltry writes erotica and romance that ranges from sweet to steamy. She moves around a lot and has trouble committing to things. Forget Me Not is her second full length novel, although she also has several story collections and two novellas available. Her other novel, Bitter Fruits, was available shortly, but is now in the contract phase with a major publisher. When Sarah isn't writing, she tends to waste a lot of time checking Facebook for pictures of cats, shooting virtual zombies, and simply staring out the window.
Sarah is giveaway the first two Flowering novels in print and eBook copies of both books!
Text by Cambria Hebert - Cover Reveal
Title: TEXT
Author: Cambria Hebert
Cover Designer: Mae I Design
Series: Take It Off series - Note: the Take It Off series is a series of stand alones. Each book is its own story.
Genre: New adult contemporary - due to graphic language and sexual content this book is recommended for readers 18+.
***This is a new adult contemporary novel and contains sexual content and graphic language. It is not intended for young adult readers.***
One text can change everything.
Honor Calhoun never thought her life would ever be like the books she writes for a living. One morning while out for a run, she learns not all bad things are plots in novels. Some horrors can actually come true.
She faces off with a persistent attacker, holds her own, but in the end is taken hostage and thrown into a hole. In the middle of the woods.
But Honor didn't go down there alone.
She took her kidnapper's phone with her. With a spotty signal and a dying battery, her hope is slim.
Nathan Reed is an active duty Marine stationed at a small reserve base in Pennsylvania. All he wants is a calm and uneventful duty station where he can forget the memories of his time in a war-torn country.
But a single text changes everything.
Nathan becomes Honor's only hope for survival, and he has to go against the clock, push aside his past, and take on a mission for a girl he's never met.
Both of them want freedom… but they have to survive long enough to obtain it.
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Cambria Hebert is the author of the young adult paranormal Heven and Hell series, the new adult Death Escorts series, and the new adult Take it Off series. She loves a caramel latte, hates math and is afraid of chickens (yes, chickens). She went to college for a bachelor's degree, couldn't pick a major, and ended up with a degree in cosmetology. So rest assured her characters will always have good hair. She currently lives in North Carolina with her husband and children (both human and furry) where she is plotting her next book. You can find out more about Cambria and her work by visiting http://www.cambriahebert.com
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Into The Light by Jennifer Burrows - Cover Reveal
Jennifer Burrows
After Laney is shot at point blank range, Josh works tirelessly to repair her life threatening internal injuries from the gunshot wounds. What's worse is he is forced to inform Laney's parents about the tragic accident. Having only just begun a relationship with the woman he knows in his heart he will spend the rest of his life with, he now has to reveal to her parents that a stalker has been tormenting their daughter. While his only mission is to save Laney's life, her parents have other plans for their daughter, none of which include Josh. They are determined to find a new doctor for Laney, and if her parents have their way, she will be taken thousands of miles away from him.
Just when Josh thinks his entire world has been turned completely upside down, he finds his sister Jillian has stopped taking her psychiatric medications and has become a person unfamiliar to him. Dealing with her psychotic world becomes even more of a shock, leaving Josh in a horrible dilemma. He is torn between trying to save Laney's life, keeping her parents from moving her away from him, and providing his sister the attention and help she desperately needs before she has a complete psychotic breakdown.
Will Josh be able to save the love of his life and prevent her parents from taking her away? Will he be able to help Jillian through her mental illness before it takes over her life? Will Laney's relationship with her parents ever be salvaged? Will Josh and Laney have their happily ever after, or will the hurdles they have to jump through prove to be more than they can handle?
Jennifer is a Registered Nurse, and she holds a Master's degree in Nursing Administration. She has 15 years of experience working in the Emergency Room and the Intensive Care Unit of a major trauma center. While she is equally adept at all facets of patient care, Emergency room nursing is her passion, and is the inspiration for this story. Currently, she resides in Southern California with her husband and their three amazing boys.
Don't Let Go by Skye Warren - Cover Reveal
(Dark Erotica #4)
FBI's Most Wanted. Psychopath. Secret admirer.
He's all these things…and I'm going to bring him down. I'm just a junior agent with the FBI, but my past runs deeper and darker than anyone knows. I turned in my own father for heinous, violent crimes. This is what I live for. Except he seems to anticipate my every move. He's always one step ahead, circling, taunting, and when we finally meet, I'm the one who gets caught.
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Skye Warren writes unapologetic erotica, where pain and sex and love collide. The Forbidden Bookshelf called her "a true mistress of dark and twisted erotica." Her dark erotica books have reached the erotica bestseller lists on Amazon and have been Top Picks at such sites as Night Owl Reviews and The Romance Reviews.
"Dark, disturbing, haunting, and beautiful, Skye Warren will take you into the depths of depravity but bring you home, safe in the end." – Kitty Thomas, author of Comfort Food
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Panic (Rook and Ronin, #3) by JA Huss - Blog Tour & Giveaway
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Rook is chasing her dream—film school and a chance at a life beyond the one she ran from six months ago. But before she can become the girl she wants to be, she must deal with the girl she left behind.
Ronin is also chasing his dream—a family of his own and a life away from erotic modeling. And he too, has a past he's trying to forget. A past that makes Rook question everything about their life together.
Lies, secrets, and shocking truths will rock the foundation Rook and Ronin have built. Can they put the past behind them and move forward together? Or is this just another too good to be true relationship that will crash and burn in the end?
Thirty-one days.
That's how long it takes my face to heal.
I watch the girl in the mirror, looking for marks. She tilts her head this way and that, lifts her chin, stretches her neck for any sign of fingertip-shaped bruises, and then she sighs.
They are all gone. I can see a tiny scar on the edge of my lower lip, but it's not as bad as it could've been if Jon hadn't rigged up a rudimentary butterfly bandage so he didn't have to take me to the hospital. It should've been stitched, but it wasn't.
My pack is waiting on the floor of the bathroom. I wasn't sure if today would be the day. I tried last week but there were still a few purple splotches on the skin under my eye and the lip was scabbed.
It's been torture waiting to heal. And I kept thinking—what if he does it again? Before I heal? Then I'll be stuck here even longer.
But enough of that. It's healed now and I have an appointment. I take one more look in the mirror and give myself a little pep talk. "You're going to live, Rook. You're going to live. You might not have the best life, but it will be better than this one. No matter how bad it is at first. Things will get better."
I really believe it too. Before all this mess with Jon—that's what he calls it, the mess—I was what some people might call an optimist. A half-full kind of girl.
I think I can be that girl again.
I think I can.
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JA Huss is a SF and new adult romance junkie, has a love-hate relationship with the bad boys, and likes to write new adult books about people with real problems. She lives with her family on a small acreage farm in Colorado and has two donkeys named Paris and Nicole. Before writing fiction, she authored almost two hundred science workbooks and always has at least three works in progress. Her first new adult romance is called TRAGIC.
Something Wicked by Angela Campbell - Cover Reveal
Something Wicked by Angela Campbell
(The Psychic Detectives Series #2) - Can be read as a stand-alone
Published by: Harper Impulse
Publication date: October 31st 2013
Genres: Adult, Paranormal, Romantic Suspense
Psychic medium Alexandra King is sick of being pestered by her boss's dead mother demanding help to reunite her two estranged sons. Determined to get some peace and quiet again, Alexandra follows a lead in finding the younger Collins brother to Charleston, South Carolina, where she immediately meets the hottest man she's ever laid eyes on and finds herself a willing participant in seduction. Of course, her one-night-stand turns out to be none other than Dylan Collins — her boss's younger brother and a homicide detective who believes psychics are a complete waste of time.
All Dylan wants is a few hours of pleasure to take his mind off of the case haunting him. A serial killer is stalking the streets of The Holy City — a killer who calls himself The Grim Reaper. When the woman he'd just spent the night with turns up and offers her services as a psychic consultant on the case, his ardor quickly cools. Last thing he needs is to get tangled up with a con artist.
It doesn't take long for Dylan to realize Alexandra is the real deal – and the killer's next target. Dylan's protective instincts battle his reluctance to get too involved with a woman he isn't sure he can trust. As they get closer to finding the killer, they also grow closer to one another, but will Alexandra's secret agenda destroy their chance at happiness — if the killer doesn't strike first?
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Author Angela Campbell is an overachiever with a soft spot for men who dress funny. Superman, Charlie Chaplin, Dracula, Doctor Who, Elvis - those are her kind of heroes. An eclectic reader who loves almost every genre, Angela read her first romance novel at 16 and immediately endeavored to write one, too. Many offbeat attempts (and a couple of decades) later, she published her first novel through Carina Press. Her new romantic suspense series is being published by Harper Impulse. With every story she pens, Angela aims to build in a paranormal element to a contemporary and recognizable world with characters who find love in oftentimes humorous and extraordinary situations.
A mild-mannered reporter with almost 15 years experience as a general assignment reporter, features editor and graphic designer, Angela has also worked as a production assistant in TV and film. Learn more about her books at www.angelacampbellonline.com.
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El Zorro: la espada y la rosa es una telenovela estadounidense producida por RTI Televisión y Sony Pictures Television para Telemundo con la idea original de Humberto "Kiko" Olivieri, basada en el personaje de Johnston McCulley. Protagonizada por Christian Meier y Marlene Favela con las participaciones antagónicas de Harry Geithner, Andrea López, Héctor Suárez Gomís y Arturo Peniche, contando además con la actuación estelar de Osvaldo Ríos.

La novela se grabó en su totalidad en locaciones de Colombia. Para Marlene Favela, Arturo Peniche y Héctor Suárez Gomís fueron sus debut estelares en la cadena estadounidense de Telemundo y su participación en Colombia.

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Esta historia narra la vida de algunas personas en la antigua California española, especialmente en la antigua ciudad de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles, actualmente conocida como Los Ángeles donde vive un hombre llamado Diego de la Vega, hijo del exitoso exmilitar Alejandro de la Vega. Diego es un hombre muy atractivo, inteligente, amante de las leyes y las letras al que sólo le interesa conquistar a las damas con la poesía y disfrutar de un buen libro. Pero Diego guarda un secreto, él es el Zorro, un decidido, valiente y un apuesto forajido que es el bandido más buscado de California, quien vela por la justicia y el orden de la ciudad.

Mientras tanto, en España, una liberal y revolucionaria mujer llamada Esmeralda Sánchez de Moncada huye de la Guardia Real que la quiere llevar a la iglesia para casarla pero ella huye de la iglesia. En su intento de fuga llega a una feria gitana donde una mujer le entrega un medallón pero Esmeralda la ignora y sigue huyendo. El medallón en realidad es un mapa que la lleva a un tesoro escondido en América que pertenece a Mercedes Mayorga de Aragón, más conocida como Sara Kali, reina de España y madre de Esmeralda. Sara Kali fue dada por muerta en el parto de Esmeralda, pero en realidad está en América presa en la cárcel del Callao. Usa una máscara de hierro que le tapa completamente el rostro como consecuencia de un conflicto entre un poderoso y malvado duque llamado Jacobo Almagro de Castellón y Fernando Sánchez de Moncada.

El padrastro de Esmeralda, don Fernando Sánchez de Moncada, quiere casar a Esmeralda para que así su poderoso prometido hable con el rey y logre que lo nombren gobernador de alguna ciudad de América.

Esmeralda es enviada a América con su padrastro, quien logró conseguir el puesto de gobernador en Los Ángeles, y toda su familia: Mariángel, quien odia a Esmeralda ya que un antiguo amor en España la dejó por ella, y doña Almudena Sánchez de Moncada, hermana de Fernando, que siempre defiende a Esmeralda, a quien quiere como una hija.

En América hay un nuevo comandante militar de la ciudad: Ricardo Montero. El es un despiadado y ambicioso militar que hará todo lo posible para lograr conseguir ascensos en su carrera militar. Montero siempre pretendió a Esmeralda e incluso logró que se casara con él pero fue una boda nula y arreglada. Por su lado, Diego y Esmeralda siempre tuvieron una química especial y mucha atracción pero Mariángel también pretendía a Diego y esto fue un obstáculo más para el desarrollo de este amor.

Esto desatará una intensa historia llena de amor, acertijos y muchas dudas. Diego y Esmeralda tendrán que luchar para que su amor triunfe pero ante todo, para que triunfe la justicia.

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 Christian Meier - Diego de la Vega / El Zorro
 Marlene Favela - Esmeralda Sánchez de Moncada
 Arturo Peniche - Fernando Sánchez de Moncada
 Osvaldo Ríos - Alejandro de la Vega
 Erick Elías - Renzo
 Héctor Suárez Gomís - Capitán Aníbal Pizarro
 Andrea López - Mariángel Sánchez de Moncada
 Harry Geithner - Comandante Ricardo Montero de Ávila
 Jorge Cao - Padre Tomas Villarte
 Adriana Campos - Yumalay / Guadalupe o Toypurnia / Regina de la Vega
 Natasha Klauss - Sor Suplicios / Ana Camila de Ledezma
 César Mora - Sargento Juvenal García Moya
 Luly Bossa - Almudena Sánchez de Moncada
 Raúl Gutiérrez - Olmos Berroterrán de la Guardia
 Andrés Mendoza - Daniel de la Vega
 Andrea Montenegro - María Pía de la Vega
 Andrea Martínez - Natalia de la Vega
Ricardo González - Bernardo
 Luigi Aycardi - Tobías del Valle y Campos
 Brayan Pabon - Sebastián García López
 Germán Rojas - Jonás / Patriarca
 Andrés Carreño - Javier Sánchez de Moncada
José García - Esteban Pizarro
 Ana Bolena Mesa - Sara Kali / Mercedes Mayorga de Aragón
Sebastián Devia - Andrés Sánchez de Moncada
 María Margarita Giraldo - Azucena
 Carmen Marina Torres - Dolores
 Natalia Bedoya - Laisha
 Orlando Valenzuela - Miguel
 Luis Fernando Bohórquez - Javier
 Andreah Patapi - Mimi
 Marilyn Patiño - Catalina Quintana
 Fernando Corredor (†) - Juez Quintana
Frank Beltrán - Gerardo
 Ivelín Giro - María Luisa Burgos de Castilla / Majestad
 Teresa Gutiérrez - Marquesa Carmen Santillana de la Roquette
Omar García Carrillo - Camilo Santillana
 Didier van der Hove - Santiago Michelena
 Valentina Acosta - Selenia
 Brandon Peniche - Carlos  (Actuación especial)
Andrés Sánchez -Sebastián Quintana
Víctor Rodríguez - Agapito
Julián Álvarez - Cabo Aguirre.
 Luis Mesa - Duque Jacobo Almagro de Castellón
Omar Murillo - Kamba
Diego Vásquez - Leroy
 José Luis Lagares - Mambo / Cristian de Castellón
 Javier Delgiudice - Alfonso Díaz de Vergara
 Gabriel Valenzuela - Alejandro de la Vega / El Zorro (hijo de Diego y Esmeralda)
 Andrés Márquez - Tornado

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Telenovelas de 2007
Telenovelas de Telemundo
Telenovelas de Caracol Televisión
Telenovelas de RTI Televisión
Telenovelas de Colombia
Programas de televisión producidos por RTI Producciones
Programas de televisión producidos por Sony Pictures Television
Series de televisión de El Zorro

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Allison Seboldt
Stats for My Projects This Month
My SEO Experiment:
$118.47 revenue from ads and affiliates
3,921 unique visitors (-34% from last month)
PageFactory:
$1,165.50 revenue
$734.49 MRR (+44% from last month)
28 active subscribers
Fantasy Congress (maintenance only):
$1,727 revenue
$758.73 MRR
I beat my previous revenue record as an indie maker this month, bringing in a total of $3,010 from my projects. PageFactory saw more desirable growth, and I feel like I finally hit my groove balancing marketing and development work.
At long last, I finally pushed out a Webflow integration for PageFactory in September. This feature was fraught with pivots, and it's made me less than excited to build more integrations for PageFactory.
Initially I wanted to integrate PageFactory with Zapier, which would support publishing directly to Webflow as well as many other platforms. Unfortunately Zapier's Webflow integration wasn't capable of updating pages or publishing them en masse, two things that are pretty important to my users.
I might come back to Zapier eventually. But most people seem satisfied using the existing integrations or downloading their content to copy and paste over to their site. So, more integrations don't feel like the highest priority.
Next, I jumped into working on my free programmatic SEO course.
This is another item I've been promising people for a little over a month now. My original plan was to knock it out in the last week of September. Unfortunately that's come and gone, and I'm still working on it.
I severely underestimated how much work a course might take. It didn't feel like a lot of content when I began consolidating my notes and building an outline. Once I started working on a script though, I realized there's a lot more to cover than I originally thought.
Admittedly, time management isn't my best skill. And neither is estimating my time. I love giving my users a timeline for features because I want to be as open as possible with them and build trust. But I feel like this sets me up for failure since I'm rarely able to stick to it.
October Plans
Currently, it's all hands on deck to finish up my course. The course will drive much of my marketing content for many months to come, so finishing it is key to a lot of things I want to accomplish.
At some point this month, I have to work on Fantasy Congress. This was my first indie project, and I've been "hands off" on this project since starting PageFactory.
Fantasy Congress has a few critical dependencies being depreciated by the end of the year. They must be updated in order to keep the application functioning. Hopefully they're simple upgrades and nothing too crazy. (famous last words!)
That said, I'm not sure how much I can expect to get done for PageFactory this month. The next round of features I want to tackle are pretty complex. I want to focus on creating a solid foundation so it's easier to add more ways for users to mix-and-match spreadsheet data in the future.
At most, I expect to start on my next big dev sprint, but I doubt I'll be able to deliver any ground breaking new features in the next month. I'll probably take a week to knock out some bugs and quick wins, before I plunge into the next big thing.
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Using Bibliomancy as a Drafting Tool
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA	December 21, 2020
Bibliomancy
Witch Lit
Bibliomancy is a traditional divinatory practice that can be found across all religions, and it uses passages from books or sacred texts as a way to predict and interpret future events and our relationship to moral and emotional predicaments. Historically it has an interesting past, because while the church was against fortune telling or augury due to its ties to witchcraft and heathenism in the middle ages, bibliomancy was allowed because it used the Bible, the Qur'an, the Torah, etc. as its primary tool to commune with the divine, and that was viewed very differently when compared to the use of other non-sacred tools like tarot, pendulums, or spirits boards.
When I first learned about bibliomancy years ago, I had just started studying tarot, which was something I was using fairly regularly in my day-to-day life, but also in my writing. I found myself drawn to the cards because I loved to use the artwork as a visual component in both my poetry and my fiction, but this idea of seeking out or invoking specific words or passages from my favorite books or from holy texts was new to me, but equally, if not more, exciting because I felt that it would deepen my connection to books that I already felt had greatly impacted my life. Bibliomancy also provided a way to take my emotional relationship with literature to another level, and books that spoke to me while I was growing up, that got me through heartbreak, through depression, that provided me comfort when I was scared or alone, were now my companions in making art, and I wanted to tap into that energy to see what I would create alongside it and within it.
While writing this, I pulled a couple of books off my shelves and decided that I was going to work with them on a series of poems as a way to conjure tone, imagery, and potentially character arcs in the pieces themselves. For those who may be curious about what books I picked, I used: We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson, The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
Before I got started, I took a few moments to ground myself and find my breath. Sometimes I do this with music, other times I'll listen to Gregorian chants, to Tibetan singings bowls, or often times, complete silence works just as well. I often like to also light a candle, or maybe pour myself a cup of tea, but that's just what helps me relax and open my mind a bit, so I encourage you to find what works best for you in this exercise.
As I meditated (or tried to), I either worked to empty my thoughts completely, or I used this time to pose a specific question or focus on the book itself, its cover art, how it made me feel when I read it, or how I related to the characters or to a particular scene. For instance, in Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castle, Merricat structures her life around protection, and I've always loved how she uses and embraces rituals as a way to find comfort and peace, so for this particular exercise, I thought about what I do in my life to feel protected and safe and I did this while resting my hand on the book.
When I felt ready, I randomly opened the book and let my finger intuitively find its place on the page. Depending on your preference, you could also rest the book on its spine and let it naturally fall open, and then you could choose either to randomly find a passage through intuition or you could even read through the whole page and see if anything jumps out at you or speaks to the question you were asking. I landed on the following passage:
I was resolute about not thinking my three magic words and would not let them into my mind, but the air of change was so strong that there was no avoiding it; change lay over the stairs and kitchen and the garden like fog.
(Jackson 51)
Swoon-worthy writing aside, I was pretty excited about my selection.
At this point, there's a couple different routes that I like to consider:
As a drafting technique, I'll sometimes start writing as if I'm picking up where the sentence left off, almost as if Jackson herself gave me my first line, and now it's my job to continue the piece.
I'll sometimes start with the word that my finger landed on, which in this case was "three." So, I'll either start my poem with the word "three" or I'll use that number as the focal point for the entire piece.
Another avenue to try is to free write what the sentence evokes or how it speaks to you. For instance, when I read these lines, I thought about conflict, the danger of breaking routine, how we sometimes try to change ourselves because we think there is something wrong with our instincts or how they're being perceived. The phrase "garden like fog" sticks out to me too, so I might consider that as an image or mood to write to as well.
Lastly, there's always the chance that maybe nothing comes to mind right away, so what I'll do in that instance is copy the passage in a notebook that I keep at my desk, and then repeat this exercise a few times throughout the week to look for patterns, consistencies, repetition, etc.
Bibliomancy for me is a fun way to brainstorm, to draft, and to interact with my favorite stories all while strengthening my creativity and my critical-thinking skills. It helps me find symbols and pay attention to structure and syntax, and it allows me to deep dive into source material that profoundly changed me as a reader and as a writer. If you find yourself wanting to switch up your process a bit, or if you're feeling blocked and want to try something new, head over to your shelf and pick up your favorite book. I'd be willing to bet there's some advice and secrets embedded inside waiting to speak to you again.
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Jackson, Shirley. We Have Always Lived in the Castle. Penguin, 1962.
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
Stephanie M. Wytovich is an American poet, novelist, and essayist. Her work has been showcased in numerous venues such as Weird Tales, Gutted: Beautiful Horror Stories, Fantastic Tales of Terror, Year's Best Hardcore Horror: Volume 2, The Best Horror of the Year: Volume 8, as well as many others.
Wytovich is the Poetry Editor for Raw Dog Screaming Press, an adjunct at Western Connecticut State University, Southern New Hampshire University, and Point Park University, and a mentor with Crystal Lake Publishing. She is a member of the Science Fiction Poetry Association, an active member of the Horror Writers Association, and a graduate of Seton Hill University's MFA program for Writing Popular Fiction. Her Bram Stoker Award-winning poetry collection, Brothel, earned a home with Raw Dog Screaming Press alongside Hysteria: A Collection of Madness, Mourning Jewelry, An Exorcism of Angels, Sheet Music to My Acoustic Nightmare, and most recently, The Apocalyptic Mannequin. Her debut novel, The Eighth, is published with Dark Regions Press.
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DC Fans Are Clamoring For A 'Poison Ivy' Comic Series -- Here's Why That's A Great Idea
Pamela Isley needs her chance to blossom!
You've definitely seen the iconic Batman villain Pamela Isley, aka Poison Ivy, before in your life -- but what do you really KNOW about her, other than that she likes plants and hates people? After all, she really only gets the chance to shine as a guest in other comic books and adaptations, and not ever in her OWN story. How come she hasn't been given a series to lead for herself?
That's the question a lot of fans have been asking lately, especially now that DC Comics is about to release a batch of new titles to appeal to a wider range of readers. They've even put together a marketing campaign called "DCYou" to highlight the diversity in the new line-up -- and so far, we're pretty dang excited about the way the company is changing.
But you know what would be even more exciting? If DC Comics would recognize that they've got an amazing character on their hands who isn't doing much but occasionally mess with Gotham and get all cozy with Harley Quinn. Poison Ivy could be so much more than that -- and here's why we think they should consider creating a comic book series just for her:
DC needs more women leading (and creating!) their comics.
https://twitter.com/T0xic0dendr0n/status/603945930837004288
Recently DC's gotten a lot better at gender diversity both on and off the page, but for a lot of comic readers, it's still not enough; only 14% of DC's June titles are being created by women according to one blog's numbers, and only 9 titles of them are led by women. Announcing a "Poison Ivy" title would be a great way to further inspire female comic book fans, especially if they got an all-lady team of creators to bring her to life!
Her environmental message is really important right now.
https://twitter.com/Scarlotte_Rose/status/601445043417690113
Climate change is a huge concern for scientists and environmentalists around the world -- and as a culture, we deal with our problems best when we figure out how to explore them in fiction. A "Poison Ivy" comic would be a great opportunity for that! Although we can't imagine her being too kind to the rest of us in the process...
All of her friends have their own series already.
https://twitter.com/MissLunarmagick/status/601038218616770560
Once upon a time, Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy all came together for a series called "Gotham City Sirens," in which they teamed up to protect one another against Batman and the male villains of Gotham. Now that Harley and Catwoman have their own popular and successful solo titles (which is especially surprisingly for Harley considering that most people think she's the Joker's sidekick and nothing else), Ivy's the only Siren left without one. Two out of three is pretty good, but what if we could make it a full set? That'd be pretty awesome, right?
She has a unique opportunity for stories that the rest of DCU can't tell.
https://twitter.com/jjkat82/status/601987185055793152
Imagine an antihero, female Captain Planet who doesn't need a bunch of teenagers to tell her how to do her job. You could TOTALLY write a Poison Ivy comic with that framework in mind, and it would be great.
Comic book writer Gail Simone is up for it.
https://twitter.com/GailSimone/status/603502602945302528
Not only is Simone a great writer of female characters in general (check out her new "Swords of Sorrow" crossover event!), but she's also penned one of the best Poison Ivy stories in recent memory for "Batgirl Annual #2." Plus, between Barbara Gordon and Red Sonja, throwing Poison Ivy in the mix would add yet another redhead to Simone's regular rotation. As a fellow member of the Red Headed League, I am extremely personally invested in this idea.
DC's audience REALLY wants this to happen.
Using the hashtags #PoisonIvyLeague and #DCYou on Twitter, fans of the femme fatale (normally I hate it when people describe characters that way but yeah, that is TOTALLY Ivy's thing) are really making their voices heard. You'd be wise to listen, DC!


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Q: Reading JSON from file to GSON I'm trying to load .json file to GSON to deserialize.
File versionfile = new File(getApplicationInfo().dataDir + "/version.json");
    if (versionfile.exists()){
        Gson versionString = new Gson();
        try {
            JsonReader reader = new JsonReader(new FileReader(versionfile));
            Integer version = versionString.fromJson(reader, Integer.class);
            tabsVersion.setText(version);
        }
        catch (Exception e){} // Nothin to catch, checked before.
    }

But Android Studio want to use JsonReader from android.utils, giving error "Cannot resolve method fromJson". I cannot find a way to force using JsonReader from GSON lib.

A: Change your import statements.
At the top of the file you should see something like this.
package com.example.app

import android.util.JsonReader
import com.google.gson.Gson

...

Change the JsonReader import from android.util.JsonReader to com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader.

These imports are usually added automatically by Android Studio when you press return after typing the name of a class you have yet to import. A context menu should show up as you are typing the class name; make sure you scroll down to the correct import statement before you press return. Here is more information on using auto import in Android Studio (and Intellij IDEA) if you're interested.

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