New South's Randall Williams said it well about John Seigenthaler. Randall put it superbly, simply, and originally: "He was a good man who gave white Southerners a good name during our dark period of massive resistance, obstruction, and violence against civil rights." As any Southerner with a lick of sense and an ounce of perspective would agree, that is a mammoth and most difficult achievement. Thus from a national as well as a regional perspective, Randall's encapsulation gives high honor to a great person an awful lot of people regard as one of history's finest.
John Seigenthaler was perhaps the most central and admirable personality that defined the Nashville I lived in during the 1970s. He was the apotheosis of integrity and of all that was serious and good. Anybody who knew him, even if they were his political opposites, held him in lofty esteem for the serious, smart, and incredibly intelligent human being he was. Indeed, John's personal and professional record was well known.
He and I were by no means close friends, but we each had close friends who were close friends of us both. To John I was merely a familiar face and a good acquaintance, while he, in the geist and gestalt of that time and place, was a major figure in Nashville's overall environment, and I was bumbling about in the thick of it there in my thirties and early forties. I lived in Nashville from the summer of 1970 until February of 1981. Like Memphis, Nashville was, in a social sense, a very small community. Everyone knew or knew about everyone else in all the odd and colorful corners of the city's make-up — its politics, Music Row, Nashville's huge academic community, downtown's exceedingly high finance, dinner at Sperry's Restaurant and late-night parties on Belle Meade Boulevard — it didn't matter, anyone could be everywhere . . . plus, everyone was connected or outright related, either on purpose or accidentally. I loved it all, and for a long time, life there then was electric.
I taught school. I waited tables. I lucked up and landed a momentary part as an on-camera-double for James Hampton, in a Burt Reynolds film, W.W. and The Dixie Dance Kings, and I failed an audition at Opryland. They asked me if I could sing and dance, and I said, "No, but I will." Yet most of all I learned how to write songs on Music Row, primarily in and around Ray Stevens' Ahab Music, on Grand Avenue, and later over on 17th as a member of Tree International's stable of close to ninety or a hundred other writers. Tree was the largest music publishing house in the world, and I think it is now Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, or some such, and, I am certain, has very little recollection of my existence. In any case I learned more on Music Row about a writer's craft in general, by writing lyrics for pop and country songs, than at any other time or in any other place. All the principles involved in putting together a country song are exactly the same principles one applies in writing a short story or a novel. In any case, back then I was struggling to make a living.
Somehow John Seigenthaler was aware of my efforts, and one day in the summer of 1972 when I was waiting tables down on Elliston Place at the Ritz Cafe, John, who was eating lunch there with several others, called me aside and offered me a part-time job as a copy editor at the Tennessean. I had recently written and sold two feature pieces to the Tennessean, but I don't think that had anything to do with John's momentary life-saving offer, which I gratefully accepted.
I lasted less than a month on the rim, but produced what I have always thought was a dynamite headline — Smyrna Mayor Steers State Auto Group. However, because I was not adept in the math of making heads fit their space, my masterpiece broke and did not run. Nevertheless, even today I consider myself quite the clever headline-ist.
A few years later I had two full-time jobs — one as an English instructor and another as a full-time Metropolitan Deputy Sheriff for Nashville and Davidson County. As an English instructor I was employed by the Dominicans who adored John, and as a deputy I worked for John's boyhood friend, fellow Democrat and Irish Catholic, Nashville's High Sheriff, "Fate" Thomas. I didn't get hired by either of those two entities because of John; I mention him only to illustrate my claim that everything there was in fact linked in what might accurately seem an infinite number of hooks and eyes. Anyhow, there I was, flanked by two enormous archetypes: Working for Mother Superior one one hand and on the other . . . for Father "Fate"!
The most direct reason I got the job as deputy was that Sheriff "Fate" Thomas decided he wanted to go to college to at least earn an associate's degree, and he was my student. He often did not show up but would send one of his deputies to sit in class with a recorder and take notes. "Fate" performed remarkably well in Sophomore Lit. It was only later I discovered that everyone downtown in the Sheriff's Office had had a role to play in writing "Fate's" papers. But it was during that time that "Fate" told me he knew I needed extra employment and wondered if I would like to work for him as a deputy.
"Will I have a badge?" I asked.
I couldn't wait to report for duty. I got the badge and was, like all my fellow deputies, forbidden to arrest anyone, ever, under any circumstances no matter what. That sort of enforcement was the job of the Nashville Police. As Sheriff's deputies we did a thousand other things, and most of us, me included, only "went armed" when one or more of our county inmates escaped, which could mean they simply walked away with the visitors and went home. Whenever "an escape" happened, we deputies would "surround the house." Bear in mind most of us were teachers, coaches, recently unemployed young people, and one of our number was the drummer in the band on Hee Haw. But in those days there in Nashville, if you were a Catholic or a Democrat — or even knew any Catholics and Democrats — you could be a deputy. And I was fortunate beyond words and in every direction.
Suddenly it was 2005, twenty-four years after I was long gone from the days of those experiences I've described, and I found myself sitting with John in a studio at Nashville Public Television, taping a segment for his long-running program, A Word on Words. He was asking me about my first novel, Junior Ray, and saying wonderful things about the book, which was dubbed "hilariously tasteless" by Publishers Weekly and called, in the Mobile Press Register, "perhaps" the most profane literary work in recent history (both of those comments, I must add, were first-rate accolades). John, however, was the first of only a very few individuals who have taken notice of the non-profane parts of Junior Ray, specifically the poetry that makes up much of "The Notes of Leland Shaw." I have to say, not as hyperbole but as fact, that if John Seigenthaler had been the only one who ever asked me anything at all about my book, that would have been sufficient for the rest of my life.
"Well, if he is," I said, "it's the end of organized crime." The humor was automatic and explosive, and I shall remember the exchange even if my brain should shrink to the size of a Chiclet.
John Pritchard is the author of Junior Ray, The Yazoo Blues, and Sailing to Alluvium. He resides in Memphis, Tennessee.
A new video and a podcast interview with attorney Fred Gray complement the release of the newly revised edition of Gray's memoir, Bus Ride to Justice: Changing the System by the System. During the tumultuous years of the Civil Rights Movement, Gray served as the lawyer for Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks; he also argued in cases involving school desegregations, and helped bring about a presidential apology for victims of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study.
A video of Gray's September presentation at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum is available online from C-SPAN2; an interview with Gray on John Seigenthaler's Words on Words program can be downloaded as an MP3.
At the Carter Library, Gray described his book to the audience as "a history of the Civil Rights Movement as it begun in Montgomery, Alabama, in December of 1955, spreading throughout the state, throughout the country." He continued, "The effects [of the Civil Rights Movement] went around the world. Almost every civil rights event that has occurred since 1955 — to some degree — you can trace a great deal of it back to Montgomery, Alabama." Gray's memoir details these integral events in Montgomery, including the arrests of Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks, and the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
Gray's speech aired on C-SPAN2's Book TV and is available for viewing online.
On John Seigenthaler's Words on Words, originally aired on October 27 on Nashville Public Radio, Seigenthaler and Gray look at the revised edition of Bus Ride to Justice's new revelations about Rosa Parks's arrest and the beginning of the Montgomery Bus Boycott. In the book, Gray reveals that he and Parks, a secretary for the Montgomery branch of the NAACP, spent many weeks discussing how to use an arrest as a way to push for change in Montgomery.
John Seigenthaler's C-SPAN2; an interview with Gray on John Seigenthaler's Words on Words interview with Fred Gray, including a discussion of the photographs included in the book, is available as an audio podcast.
The revised edition of Bus Ride to Justice: Changing the System by the System by Fred Gray, is available as a hardcover and ebook from NewSouth Books, Amazon, or your favorite bookstore.
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Home Health When and how the cry for ICU will stop?
Health - July 27, 2021
When and how the cry for ICU will stop?
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MaMassive spread of Covid Delta variant
Golam Mostafa Jibon:As the number of patients with Coronavirus increases continuously, there is an outcry for ICUs (intensive care units) in hospitals in and outside the capital.
In some hospitals, patients take last breath, while waiting for ICU beds for several days. Many delta patients die in ambulances due to the rapid deterioration of their health condition and the need for more oxygen.
Health Minister Zahid Malek also expressed concern that it would be difficult to get hospital beds in the future, if the infection continues to increase. The Corona epidemic has manifested itself in the country due to the terrible transmission of the Delta variant. Most of the infected patients are suffering from 40 to 50 percent lung infections. Those, who need ICU (Intensive Care Unit) to ensure the necessary treatment, are facing immense sufferings.
Meanwhile, country's all the ICU beds have become filled up with the covid patients. Even, the so-called ICU beds are no longer empty.
But the government officials claimed that, out of listed 1321 beds, there are 1076 patients in the hospitals. From this side, 80 percent of ICU beds including complete and incomplete have been filled up with the corona patients. There is also doubt about the calculation of such beds. The number of ICU bed has been increased thus that the bed has not yet been created; but it has been announced, but not in reality. The beds are in list, but not in reality, reliable sources said.
The government's list mentions that there are 1321 equivalent ICU beds across the country of which 245 are vacant. But only a week ago, some 1259 beds were shown and 1165 beds were shown at the beginning of this month. Doctors themselves have doubts about how hundreds of ICU beds have been set up in such a short time.
Of the 16 government hospitals in the capital, 10 have no ICU beds and 8 of the 28 private hospitals have no vacancies. The crisis of general beds has also created for the Corona patients. As the number of patients increases, the lack of normal beds will become severe. Many officials of Health Department said, the number of ICUs in the country mentioned in the list is not the real picture. Officially, ICU-like beds are referred to as ICUs. But in fact, self-contained ICU is much less.
Mugda Medical College Hospital, one of the Covid dedicated hospitals in the capital, has more ICUs than any other hospital. The 500-bed hospital has not had an ICU bed for the past seven days. ICU beds are not available due to high pressure of patient from outside the capital. In addition to the patients being treated at the hospital, relatives of critically sick patients from different parts of the country are also waiting for the ICU beds to be vacated. An ICU bed is only available, if a patient undergoing treatment in the ICU dies or is transferred to a general ward. The bed is getting full as soon as it is empty. Some patients need ICU support on an emergency basis, but they are not getting it easily.
On condition of anonymity, a doctor engaged in Covid treatment said that, due to the Delta type, the whole country has now become a hotspot. The lungs of such patients become infected quickly and most of the infected patients face difficulty to recover, if they are not treated in time. Some of the infected patients are coming to the hospital after damaging more than 80 percent of the lungs. Then, there is nothing to do. Besides, delta sufferers seem to have more oxygen support than other types. Due to the increasing rate of corona infection across the country, it is not possible to provide ICU support due to limitations in district level hospitals. Many patients die in ambulances like last year without getting treatment there. Ensuring medical services to patients outside Dhaka has become a big challenge.
Regarding the current situation of corona infection in the country, Health Minister Zahid Malek said, "Corona infection has started increasing again in the country after Eid. If this situation continues, there will be severe bed crisis in the hospitals of the country shortly." He feared that there would be no place in the hospital, if the infection increased. At present, 80 percent of the patients coming to the city hospital are from rural areas. The infection has increased 5 to 6 times due to coming and going of Eid holidaymakers.
According to the Department of Health, there are currently 1,321 ICU beds for Covid-19 patients in the country. Of these, 393 are in 16 government hospitals in the capital.
There are 505 ICU beds in 28 private hospitals. There are 961 ICU beds in Dhaka district including Dhaka city. There are 107 ICU beds in all districts and upazilas of Chattogram division, 22 in Mymensingh division, 58 in Rajshahi division, 44 in Rangpur division, 74 in Khulna division, 33 in Barisal division and 22 in Sylhet division. Of them, there are currently no ICU beds in Sylhet.
According to the list, there are vacancy of 11 ICU beds in Barisal, 16 in Khulna, 20 in Rangpur, 14 in Rajshahi, 22 in Chattogram, 6 in Mymensingh and 154 in Dhaka. But, in reality, there is no vacancy of ICU bed, sources sadi.
In the first week of June, corona infection rates were low across the country, but in the border areas, Delta-type infections were on the rise. This type later spread despite the strict restrictions. The Delta type has several times high infectious capacity than the Corona alpha and beta types. Despite restrictions in border and local areas, corona infection has spread at an alarming rate across the country. The whole country has now become a hotspot for corona.
Public health expert Dr Lenin Chowdhury, also director of the Health and Hope Hospital in the capital said, "The Corona Delta type caused more infections than alpha and beta. In some cases, it can also evade antibodies. Besides, it can quickly overwhelm the infected patient. As a result, the patient's health deteriorates within two to three days of infection. The patient needs more oxygen than before. In many cases, 60 to 70 percent of the lungs are damaged before the patient realizes anything. If the patient is admitted to the hospital in critical condition, then there is not much opportunity for treatment."
The public health experts have expressed fear of a deadly corona outbreak since strict restrictions were relaxed before Eid-ul-Azha. About 10 million people left Dhaka before the Eid holiday taking the opportunity of relax. More than half of them will remain in rural areas until August 5 as most of the government and non-government offices, garments, factories and other offices have remained closed due to strict restrictions. Only banks and stock market related institutions and emergency services are open, so some workers have just returned. The pressure of extra people outside Dhaka has caused of increasing the transmission.
As a result, the pressure of infection has increased in the district headquarters hospitals. The concern is that the district hospitals are plagued by various crises. Many hospitals do not have ICU. Some hospitals have ICU beds, but it is difficult to find them empty. There is also a shortage of high oxygen levels. In some hospitals, patients are now being treated on the floor. There is no initiative to fill the manpower shortage including doctors, the expert said.
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Georgia -vs- Auburn is the South's oldest rivalry. It was often referred to as a "friendly rivalry", but don't tell that to Uga VI! As far as I'm concerned that friendly label was squashed in 2010 when Auburn's Nasty Nick Fairly flagrantly cheap-shot Georgia's Aaron Murray, and UGA's Ben Jones retaliated in defense of his quarterback. This game is always hard fought and tough, and the series is unbelievably close after all these years. Auburn holds a one game advantage of 54-53-8, in a war than began in 1892. The Tigers are a 15 point underdog heading in to Saturday night's clash, and they have yet to record an SEC victory this season. A Georgia win would not only tie this long series up once again, it would lock up the Eastern Division title of the conference for the Bulldogs. Auburn has absolutely nothing to lose, while Georgia has literally everything to lose. That's enough to scare the Bulldog Nation in itself.


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The Edge Billion Ringgit Club 2018
HIGHEST RETURN ON EQUITY OVER THREE YEARS (JOINT WINNER): REIT: KLCCP Stapled Group - Third Win For REIT With Iconic Assets
Esther Lee
The Edge Malaysia
December 15, 2018 15:12 pm +08
This article first appeared in The Edge Malaysia Weekly, on December 17, 2018 - December 23, 2018.
KLCCP Stapled Group (KLCCP) has won The Edge BRC corporate award for highest return on equity (ROE) over three years in the REIT sector for the third straight year.
From FY2014 to FY2017, the weighted three-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of KLCCP's ROE was the highest single digit among eight BRC members in the REIT sector.
Nonetheless, the group's net profit was lumpy over the period in review — from RM1.16 billion in FY2014, it rose to RM1.4 billion in FY2015 but dipped to RM1.01 billion in FY2016 before recovering marginally to RM1.013 billion in FY2017.
In terms of revenue, the growth trend was similar to that of net profit. In FY2014, revenue amounted to RM1.35 billion but fell to RM1.34 billion in FY2014. From FY2014 to FY2017, revenue grew in a linear trajectory to RM1.37 billion.
Back in 2013, KLCC Property Holdings Bhd undertook a corporate exercise that restructured the group's assets into a stapled entity known as KLCCP Stapled Group, in which existing ordinary shares of KLCC Property Holdings were stapled together with units of KLCC REIT.
KLCCP owns a diverse property portfolio largely within the KLCC development, including properties like leading shopping mall Suria KLCC and luxury hotel Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur. It also has 33% equity interest in Menara Maxis.
Outside the KLCC development, KLCC Property owns Kompleks Dayabumi, which is located in the older central commercial area of Kuala Lumpur.
For the cumulative nine months ended Sept 30, 2018, KLCCP saw its revenue increase marginally by 2.5% to RM1.03 billion while net profit grew 1.7% to RM541.25 million. The improvement was attributed to revenue growth in all segments, according to a report by Hong Leong Investment Bank Research. For example, its office segment gained 0.9%, it achieved 100% occupancy rate in Menara ExxonMobil and its retail segment added 2.1% on the back of higher rental rates and occupancy.
KLCCP's hotel segment grew 6.5%, driven by the return of full room inventory after refurbishments.
Nevertheless, the Malaysian REIT sector remains challenging with oversupply seen in office and retail properties. However, those with sustained occupancy rates, long-term leases, rental step-ups, positive rental reversions and prime assets in strategic locations are still expected to perform well, KLCCP says in its 2017 annual report.
It was also aware that any overnight policy rate (OPR) hike could dampen the appeal of investing in REITs but says that it may also provide investors with an opportunity to accumulate quality REITs.
"Our strategy is to tap market opportunities as they become available, overcome operating challenges, manage our cost structure and drive profitable growth and sustainable value creation in line with our targets," KLCCP adds in its annual report.
The REIT expects the office segment to remain stable and be primarily anchored to its triple net leases for the Petronas Twin Towers, Menara 3 Petronas and Menara Dayabumi.
The substructure works of its Phase 3 refurbishment of Kompleks Dayabumi was completed last year.
"We will continue to seek quality anchor tenants for our new development and complete the greening efforts of Petronas Twin Towers and Menara 3 Petronas for full Green Building Index Certification by 2018," KLCCP says.
It is also expecting consumer confidence to be boosted and sees growth in the retail landscape this year.
"Suria KLCC is expected to remain resilient with its strong fundamentals, being a prime shopping mall strategically located within the iconic belt and catchment area of Kuala Lumpur City Centre," the company says.
Meanwhile, it believes the hospitality segment will continue to face a challenging environment on the back of more competition in the industry.


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Nantou Old Town Preservation and Regeneration
WAR – Warehouse of Architecture and Research
We could have written about some impeccable projects of the Portuguese school, dear to us for biographical reasons and academic training; we could have looked at the excellence of Central European architecture; we could have written about some author's gems, in some moving corners of the Mediterranean landscape. We have preferred to dedicate ourselves to an ordinary architecture made in China, whose richness consists precisely in its condition which is by no means exceptional. We consider it a significant stage within the respectable architectural research of the Urbanus studio, a sort of continuation of the successful design strategy started with the OCT (Oversea Chinese Town) in the Nanshan district.
Also in Shenzhen, within Nanshan, Urbanus has coordinated the Nantou Old Town Preservation and Regeneration Project. In spite of the theories that portray Shenzhen as an "Instant City", the Nantou area is one of the oldest man-made areas in the Shenzhen-Hong Kong region, a center inhabited since the Jin Dynasty. The historical core has been over time absorbed within the dense urban fabric of the typical urban villages — one of the many that dot the city — which in turn has been incorporated within one of the most populous cities in Asia. In this urban-scale intervention, which we had the opportunity to visit in the fall of 2019, we believe the Baode Square project can be considered exemplary, a small masterpiece, worthy of inclusion in a serious anthology on minute heroism in architecture. The studio began working on the project in 2016, which allowed them to include this experience as a case study into the 2017 Shenzhen-Hong Kong Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism / Architecture (UABB), curated by Urbanus itself. This analytical and curatorial approach paved the way for a second phase of design and execution, all within a very short time frame.
The square is located at the centre of the old town's main intersection. The plaza's basketball court (probably the only recurrent space inside the urban villages comparable for function and dimension with an Italian square) was once the threshing venue of the Nantou Community in the 1970s. Urbanus persuaded the village to agree to have the two temporary tin commercial structures by the plaza transformed into a communal public area for activities. The two buildings' new roofs have soon become viewing steps that descend to the sides of the plaza, integrating the architecture with its surroundings, yet still showing subtle but frank differences. Together with the numerous windows, balconies and roofs of the surrounding residential buildings, the new architecture creates a three-dimensional urban theatre which invites locals to sit and hang out, enjoying the daily occurrence of colorful, lively urban drama.
Authors: Urbanus
Place: Shenzhen, China
Photographs: © Urbanus / © WAR – Warehouse of Architecture and Research
WAR was founded in Rome in 2013. Its essence lies between a mannerist architecture studio and an independent space for research. The Warehouse of Architecture and Research is profoundly tied to the roman culture. Theory alongside practice, dialogue before design. In the warehouse, a collective hive-mind of documents, books and drawings, the team elaborates architectures, magazines, exhibitions, furnitures, schemes of urban development and questionable ideas; war held lectures at La Sapienza in Rome, Politecnico and Triennale in Milan, Parsons, Pratt, Tulane in the United States. Its works have been exhibited in Rome, Venice, Milan, New York, at the RIBA and Betts in London, at the UABB in Shenzhen and published on Corriere Della Sera, Domus, IDEAT, Summa+, The Architect's Newspaper among others. Today its partners are Gabriele Corbo, Jacopo Costanzo, Valeria Guerrisi. Currently, they are teachers at the Interior Design Course of IED in Rome and advisors to the American Academy in Rome. Since 2019 they have been publishing the Panteon magazine. In 2020 they were included among the 50 best Italian architects and designers under 40 by Platform magazine.
Image © Urbanus
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I'll admit it...I LOVE the holidays!!! I get excited to spend a couple days with family eating all the food, having a few (too many) glasses of wine, and giving people gifts that I have been impatiently waiting for them to open. I find comfort in the tradition and sameness of each year, as well as the new memories that can be created.


I'm trying to buy a standalone license rather than a use a membership with a continual payment required. At first I thought I wanted a family license but when I found on the forums that there doesn't seem to be any way to have a one-time payment for that I switched on my machine to an individual account. But I still don't see anyway to have a standalone version. I have gone to billing and see the way to pay for membership but no way to pay for standalone.
Does the standalone version still exist? Do I need to delete the account, and start all over again? I did completely quit but that didn't seem to help.
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Institute for a Greater Europe
The Greater European Journal
Since 2014 the Institute has been dedicated to upholding the work of the Youth Association for a Greater Europe, founded the year prior in Paris, France. The Association has now branched out to four countries, the United Kingdom, France, Russia and Germany.
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Our Association is based upon the fundamental ideas that the youth of Greater Europe aspire to work and cooperate together. To enhance this we wish to build up youth projects, organise conferences, form partnerships between private and public institutions with youth empowerment at the core and finally to give youth a platform to discuss, debate and discover other enthusiastic individuals in this Greater European Community.
Our Institute was originally founded under the name of the Greater Europe Think Tank by one of the founders of the Association, Lara Kaute, the first President of the Youth Association for a Greater Europe.
After writing many pieces and bringing together an academic community around, the Think Tank became silent for many years, before our most recent chair and vice-chair, Amand Rossum and Philippe Lefevre, brought it back.
Now we are continuing the legacy laid before us and fulfilling the values of the association, all whilst breathing new life into Greater Europe. The Think Tank has now been redesigned as the Insititute for a Greater Europe, and seeks to primarily be a platform for YAGE members to produce and debate and also create compelling and well-informed research surrounding contemporary issues that face Greater Europe today
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County Elections Division launches Allegheny Votes E-Newsletter
The Allegheny County Elections Division announced it will be launching a new e-newsletter, Allegheny Votes, to share information on what the division is doing in preparation for the upcoming election.
The first newsletter was issued, August 6. Residents can sign up to receive the newsletter by providing their email address and zip code at https://alleghenycounty25048.activehosted.com/f/21
"In the past 12 months, there has been a lot that has changed regarding elections in Allegheny County and the Commonwealth," said Dave Voye, Elections Division manager. "We heard clearly from voters that we need to communicate more. While we have increased our marketing and outreach in the past year, we also recognize that the more we can share with the public about what we're doing and how we're doing it, the better it is for everyone."
During the months of August and September, the e-news will be issued every other week. In October, the e-news will come out on a weekly basis. In the 10 days leading up to the election, the e-news will come out on a daily basis. Following the election, there will be a more frequent release as updates are provided on the Return Board and certification process. Following certification of the election results, the e-newsletter will move to a monthly basis.
Suggestions regarding what items should be included in the e-news and what other information may be helpful for future editions are welcomed, and may be sent to web.comm@alleghenycounty.us.


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This lottery scam is a clever one, but beware, it is not for real. These clever thieves may have several scams going on at the same time--via email, surface mail and phone. My lottery "winnings" were revealed to me by surface mail, in a hand-written envelope with no return address. Here is the scam they tried on me: I was told that in order for their bank to transfer the 615,000 Euros to my bank I would have to pay them a thousand dollars immediately. When I asked "How stupid do you think I am" the man at the other end simply hung up the phone. Also: although the man I spoke with claimed to be named Jose Sanchez, he spoke Spanish with a very, very heavy middle eastern accent. The scam may be run from Madrid, but it is probably part of a wider network.
budu kitak semua arap ke pengawa orang ti nipu perkara tu.
I just received an e-mail stating that I had won $715,800.00 Thankfully when I tried to call the number to contact my claim agent Ken Duke my call wouldn't go through so I typed in the business for which he worked and your site came up.I hope you find the people who are doing this and put them out of business.
Just received one from Loteria y Apuestas del Estado. The quality of print is very poor - looks very homemade, so I suspected fraud straight away. And I am sure I one really won the lottery the letter would be personally adressed to that person.
I received a letter from Euromillones loteria international. We are pleased to inform you of the release of the results of the EUROMILLONES SPANISH SWEEPSTAKES LOTTERY/INTERNATIOAL PROGRAM...the letter went on to say that I won $615,810 US cash. Your fund is now deposited with a sucurity company insured in you name... I called the number in Spain and agent Richard Moore told me to Western Union $1,500 processing fee to William Smith in Madrid, Spain and then Federal Express will bring my check to me within 72 hours. Can't these fools be held accountable??? They are minipulating people via US postal service.
I have recently recieved a letter from Australia International Lottery Prize Release Centre stating that I have won $550,000.00. I have never bought a ticket from them and the letter also states to keep this confidential.That was the first red flag. the second was that London was spelled Londond.They want a bank account number to send my winnings right a way.PHOOEY! My bank account would probably be wiped out if I was that ignorant. THIS IS A SCAM TO WIPE OUT MY ACCOUNT AND MAKE THEM RICH! SORRY!
I revieved this letter slipped under my door a few days ago. I was ogint to throw it away as it looked like Junk mail however i actually wasted my time reading thru it. After doing so I admit i was a little curious so I called the number on the letter. SOMe one actually answered so i spoke with this person and they assured me that I had won the moeny but it was all very informal and they asked me to fax the form that came with the letter with all my personcal details like bank account numbers and everything. This lesson is a common one. Often if its too good to be true. It often is.


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Keith Richards is writing a children's book
NINA RUGGIERO
The 70-year-old rock star is penning an ode to his grandfather.
From Rolling Stone… to children's book author?
At 70 years old, Keith Richards' latest project (other than touring with the Stones) is a book called "Gus & Me: The Story of My Granddad and My First Guitar," based on memories of growing up with his grandfather, jazz musician Theodore Augustus Dupree, publishing company Little, Brown Books for Young Readers announced.
"I have just become a grandfather for the fifth time, so I know what I'm talking about," Richards said in a statement. "The bond, the special bond, between kids and grandparents is unique and should be treasured. This is a story of one of those magical moments. May I be as great a grandfather as Gus was to me."
Theodora Dupree Richards, Keith's model/artist daughter, 28, is the book's illustrator.
This is the second time Richards will try his hand as an author– his memoir, "Life," was a best-seller. "Gus & Me" will be released Sept. 9 as a hardcover with a CD and as an ebook.
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Senate hangs in balance as Trump lashes out at Republicans
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Former vice president Joe Biden was in Georgia on Monday to rally support for Democrats in the upcoming Senate elections that could determine control of the upper chamber.
No one cared, obviously, especially not the press. Just like they didn't care that Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris, was busted for plagiarizing the life story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
All cameras were pointed at President Donald Trump, who rolled up to an airfield in Dalton, Ga., exiting Marine One to the tune of "Macho Man," steeped in a fresh scandal of his own making, for what might have been the last true campaign rally of his presidency. He did not disappoint.
The current vice president, Mike Pence, was also in the state attempting to boost turnout for incumbent Sens. David Perdue (R., Ga.) and Kelly Loeffler (R., Ga.). But whereas Pence's remarks were what most political strategists would consider "on message"—stressing the importance of electing GOP senators as a "last line of defense" against Democratic misrule—Trump stayed true to himself and told the strategists where to stick their messaging.
"There's no way we lost Georgia. That was a rigged election," Trump said. He proceeded to expose the journalists in attendance as "communists" who "hate our country," berate the Supreme Court for "not stepping up to the plate," and promise to help defeat the state's "incompetent" Republican governor, Brian Kemp, along with its "crazy secretary of state," Brad Raffensperger.
In between chants of "Fight for Trump!" and "Stop the Steal!" the president called on Pence to "come through for us" on Jan. 6., when the vice president will oversee (or perhaps challenge) the congressional certification of the electoral college vote, enshrining Biden's victory. If not, Trump said, "I won't like him quite as much." Appearing alongside Trump on Monday, Loeffler announced her intention to protest the results.
Trump also criticized the Democrats running for Senate in Georgia: Jon Ossoff, a 33-year-old trust fund kid with questionable China ties who "produces" "documentaries," and Rev. Raphael Warnock, an alleged abuser (domestic and child) who is vigorously skeptical of police officers and nation states controlled by Jews. They were, Trump said, "the most extremist liberal candidates. . .probably in the history of our country."
A Democratic-controlled Senate, the president warned, would grant radical leftists "unchecked, unrestrained absolute power over every aspect of your lives," including the ability to send "MS-13 gang members straight into your children's schools." Tuesday's election, Trump declared, was a "biggie" not just for the future of the country, but also for the future of his ongoing reelection campaign.
Toward the end of the night, Donald Trump Jr., the GOP frontrunner for president in 2024, looked on as his sister, Ivanka, was called on stage with their father at the crowd's urging. The people of Georgia, she said, had a chance to proved that "freedom is alive and well in America."
The journalists in the crowd, meanwhile, presumably tuned out as Trump continued to fume about consent decrees, "human drop boxes," and signatures in Fulton County. They didn't want freedom to win on Tuesday, but they also didn't want Trump to leave the stage just yet. They longed for the glory days of 2016, and mourned the loss of ratings (and purpose) to come.
As if on cue, Trump graciously indulged their nostalgia with the deftness of a seasoned entertainer. Hillary Clinton must be "the most unhappy person anywhere in the United States," he said. She's probably wondering why the Democrats didn't bother to steal the election for her. Trump's supporters also longed for the glory days, instantly breaking out into chants of "Lock Her Up!"
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Thank you again for providing this forum, kj. It is seriously inspiring me to get out there and open up all my senses in places I don't often frequent.
thanks for submitting, Margherita! As I have said many times, I couldn't do it without all you fabulous poets!
I love this collection of shore sound haiku.   Kudos to all the poets and to kjmunro for editing this wonderful feature.
thanks for this Deb! I appreciate it!
Thank you for including mine this week! I really enjoyed these shore poems. Excellent read!
I agree Barbara – thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much, once again, Katherine…..and well done everyone.
Alan, your knowledge of the English coastline is obviously lacking! Birling Gap, East Sussex.
I'm sure you'll have got the reference to George V's infamous last words: "Bugger Bognor".
Thanks, Kathy.  This week has been especially fun.  Invoking a dimension that lends itself so well to haiku.
Capturing the sounds of the shore, especially the seashore, will inevitably include sounds that we only think we hear – and just as clearly as the huge poundings, the piercing screeches, and the foghorn blasts!
thanks for sharing this, Ken!
What and how do gulls sense certain human activities, especially during the Summer festivals regarding music?
You didn't know that lions exist in Canada!?
Great atmosphere of sounds, and the gulls and fishermen both making their own distinctive calls. I wonder which part of Turkey this was? I still remember eating freshly caught and cooked fish (sardines I recall) straight off the Golden Horn!
Is this a game of skill, perhaps first started by lumberjacks, where people try to keep upright on a log on water e.g. logrolling? There's a great song about lumberjacks, and perhaps one about logs on the water too?  There is also an awful character from J. B. Priestley's "An Inspector Calls" by the name of Mr. Birling, but I won't go there except to say it might be about time we had another visit from Inspector Goole.
Another great use of a verb, and right from the start! Love both of the first two lines, and 'seal rock' makes them resonate further. Great haiku!!!
All are fine lines, but the middle line helps to further enhance lines one and two. Wonderful and evocative!
Thinking of you John, and must try to meet up sometime soon. I really like the way this haiku sounds on my tongue, both silently and gently spoken in a half-full hotel coffee lounge.  Was this deliberately evoking the "Round the rugged rock, the ragged rascal ran" tongue twister? I also like the addition of hidden alliteration, can you spot the extra ones?
The unusual term, to me, of 'outlet reeds' made me pause amongst those murmuring of ducks settling (great image!).
I absolutely love new names cropping up in haiku, it's education, and with internet searches less than two seconds away, I can learn something new, and very quickly!
Look up about Sea Wolves, and Valdez Peninsula, you will not be disappointed.
Wonderfully evocative, from young love and sea oats rustling!
As someone who was relieved to move away from Bristol (I'm old enough to remember hardly hearing gulls, as they used to be sea birds only, before 'fast food' brought them in their masses. Thankfully in Chippenham I don't hear more than two gulls, now and then, at a time.
Wonderful description in that first line, very accurate too!
Great middle line that might mean walking a dog along a cliff perhaps, but powerfully used making the first line conjure up hundreds upon hundreds of gulls, and the pull of their sea voices, like Sirens!
I can't associate either of my two mothers with coasts although both were born and died near large bodies of water. I never had the chance of seaside memories with my bio-mom, but my adoptive mom shared a (rain) umbrella with my father, in the early 1960s, before Brits knew how to be less formal in beaches overseas.
The season word of humans using a term that makes them sound like avians!  "Snowbirds" is a very strong seasonal reference for a regional saijiki in the USA.
And about time, those gulls sure can be noisy!
As a bit of fun here's a gull haiku, as they proved so popular in this week's theme of sounds by the shore!
Haiku in English: The First Hundred Years.
Wow – just wow, Alan… I'm sure I speak for everyone involved when I say a most emphatic Thank You!
Alan, I love this beautifully written commentary and love it as one very long post, as long as it wasn't too much trouble for Kathy, it was worth waiting for!
& it is no trouble to me – thanks Deb!
Thanks, Alan and kj. I am learning so much through this forum.
again – wonderful to hear!
Thank you very much Alan for your comments. What a lovely reading!
Thank you Alan!  After writing this and reading it again, I realized it could be interpreted 3 ways – but you expressed here my primary thoughts as I wrote. As always, I appreciate your comments!  Loved reading them for each haiku – as always, learning from each of your comments!
Much enjoyed reading your comments.
Thank you, Alan, for your comments on so many poems. They enhanced my second reading. And of course, thank you for your kind comment on mine. I am glad you enjoyed it.
Your dedication to insightful analysis is much appreciated. it's like taking a mini-lesson in the art of haiku.
Thanks John, that is very kind of you! I do enjoy getting into the zone, and 'inhabiting' the haiku as living entities, and explaining as best I can, from 'inside the poem'.
I totally agree with your comment, John.
thanks for your comments, carol!
Wonderful read this week. Thanks for including one of mine. Looking forward to next week.
A beaut8ful collection – I feel properly relaxed after hearing all those waves and seagulls! Thanks for including mine.
Thank you Kathy!  I truly appreciate your commentaries and having one of mine among these. And I especially liked the haiku by Greer Woodward from Hawaii.  That haiku was such a beautiful and unique take on the volcano that has been erupting on the Big Island there.
and you feel a little nervous on the lava.
Thanks again!  And to you too, Kathy, for including my work!
Sari & Greer – thanks to you both for your kind words, & for sharing this – fascinating!
Thank you so much for inclusion! I love your forum and hope to become an active participant. So many amazing poets.
thanks for these kind words!
Congratulations to each poet whose work has been presented. Really wonderful poems!
I agree Tsanka! thanks for this!
A wonderful collection of poems, congratulations to all poets.
Thank you for including one of mine, Kathy.
thanks for submitting, carol – & for sharing this!
Thanks, Carol – Reading your work and that of the other poets is both rewarding and instructive.
thanks for this, Karen – good to hear!
Many Thanks, Karen. Yes, I agree there is so much pleasure and learning from reading other peoples work. takes us to places forgotten or have never been.
I always look forward to your incisive comments on the four poems of the week you have chosen, Kathy. Lovely work from everyone again this time.
Thank you for choosing one of mine. It's such a privilege.
thanks so much for your kind words, Ingrid!
It is such a pleasure to read the selection each week. Here are five of my favorites 🙂 Thank you for choosing one of mine, Kathy.
Dear Corine–Thank you for choosing one of mine as one of your five favorites.  You'll never know how much that means to me.
wonderful! thanks for sharing, corine!
thanks for your kind words S.Radhamani!
Thanks Kathy for choosing mine and for your comments – seeing it in black and white (well, grey and white) has helped me to see several more aspects to it.
So much appreciated.  Thank you for including me.
my pleasure, Barbara – thanks for submitting!
Beautiful selection! Thank you Kathy for including mine.
I agree – thanks for submitting, Christina!
Thank you, Kathy, for including my poem into this beautiful collection.
thank you for submitting, Anna!
KJ, once again, what a wonderful, varied collection. Thanks for including one of mine. Greatly appreciated.
Kathy, it always gives me pleasure when one of my haiku is published.  Thank-you !!


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11 Nov 2021 | 11.32 am
R&D hub hiring for data science and machine learning roles
Legato Health Technologies has committed to hiring a further 60 workers by mid-2022 as it officially opened a new R&D hub at the National Technology Park in Limerick.
The US company has c.20,000 employees altogether, and the additional 60 jobs here will double the workforce in Ireland to 120.
The additional jobs commitment, the company said, reflects growth intentions for the Limerick operations as well as "the opportunity for talent to work in a cutting-edge environment focussed on enhancing healthcare management and advancing predictive health".
The new facility will be home to roles in business analytics, data science, machine learning and product management. The investment is supported by taxpayer-funded state aid from IDA Ireland.
Legato country head John Shaw said: "We are well on the way to filling our initial 60 posts announced in September and today's announcement of a further 60 posts reflects the ambition we have for our R&D hub in Limerick.
"Legato is all about advancing technology to transform healthcare management and, in the process, improving lives. This is an opportunity for people who want to work on high-impact projects."
IDA Ireland chief executive Martin Shanahan stated: "Today's announcement by Legato Health Technologies exemplifies the highly skilled and talented workforce available in the mid-west, and demonstrates the organisation's strong commitment to the region."
Photo: Minister Niall Collins (centre) with Legato president Rajat Puri (left) and John Shaw. (Pic: Sean Curtin/True Media)
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Your Badass Journey Guest, Marla Isackson
Marla Isackson is a seasoned marketing executive with over 25 years' experience creating innovative marketing campaigns for world-famous brands including Citibank, American Express, Barnes & Noble, and WebMD.
A longtime passionate supporter of women's' initiatives, Marla is the founder of Ossa, offering brands cutting-edge advertising opportunities with a curated network of influential women in podcasting, using the proprietary DIY Ossa matching platform. The goal is to amplify the voices of women hosted and produced podcasters and build lasting partnerships and connections with advertisers, so that podcasters can achieve financial freedom in their work while advertisers can efficiently target newly accessible audiences in an untapped medium.
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Like a Boss Podcaster
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Creating Ossa was a long process, beginning with a deep dive into the podcasting medium, the growth in podcasting, and women in podcasting. And, no surprise, they found that women are not making the type of dollars that men are making in podcasting. Only the 20% of the podcasts that chart on Apple Podcasts are women podcasters. If you go to a podcast conference, most of the attendees are men. "I realized that this could be a really interesting opportunity to help elevate women, help them raise their voice, and get them into a position where they're really talking about the things they want to talk about in a medium that, I think, is very cool and growing very rapidly."
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"So, the first thing to do is really, really, really think about it from the bottom of your heart. Does that feel right to me?"
If you know that being an entrepreneur is what's right for you, the next thing to do is to connect with people. You can do this easier than ever because there are so many networking groups online, but there are also community networking groups and women networking groups where you can talk to people and get their advice.
So many women have come before you in terms of starting businesses, so ask questions: What do I need to know? What do I need to do? How do I clarify what my business is all about? How do I validate that it's a valuable business idea? How do you make money doing what you love?
As you're networking, start assembling people that can help you and be part of your team. That may be an informal board of directors, such as a group of best buds or close colleagues getting together and, basically, working to help each other shape businesses or ideas.
"You're only as good as the people who work with you," Marla says. "There is no way in the world that one individual can do it all. It's just not possible." So what are your strengths? What are you interested in learning? And what are you definitely not interested in learning?
Marla's last piece of advice is to start small and to be scrappy. Don't overextend yourself. Some people come up with big ideas then they're off to the races getting VC money, "and that's great if you think you have a concept that will cure cancer or some other big thing, but if it's a typical sort of business that most entrepreneurs start, you don't necessarily need to go there." You can just start small, test the concept, and validate your idea.
So, it all comes down to identifying where you want to play and how you want to play hard in it – and then, who do you need around you? Luckily, we have boss girls like Marla out there creating an environment and platform that can educate anyone out there who needs to hear this message.
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Mind of a Mentor: https://likeabossgirls.com/podcasts/mind-mentor-weekly-podcast/
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Q: Migrating app from Python2 to Python3 on appengine standard environment I'm migrating the app from python2 to python3. While migrating I found that GAE Modules API is not supported in python3. Below docs says that:
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python3/python-differences#modules

You can use a combination of environment variables and the App Engine
  Admin API to obtain information about and modify your application's
  running services

does it mean that we need to explicitly provide the URL in yaml to call that host?
Looking for an alternate solution

A: If I understand your question correctly, instead of making calls to the API directly, you can use the App Engine Admin API Client Library for Python.

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I got this info in an email. I found it interesting and wanted to share it with you. Please read it. You'll find the info helpful as a writer wanting to enter a script in a contest.
I'm currently deep into reading the entries for our screenplay contest, and certain patterns are emerging.
1. Opening your script with a black screen and a voice over really has to stop. It's not a big deal for me, and I'll ignore the fact you've done it, but trust me, it's not quite as fresh an idea as you might believe. In fact it's a MASSIVELY over-used device right now...!
2. Speaking of Fresh... Original story setups, that you genuinely haven't seen before, really do stand out. I'm much more eager to read a script about a world I've never been to before than yet another dour police procedural. Good writing is good writing and will come out on top in the end, but it's worth remembering next time, that fresh, original story worlds and story angles DO initially get a slightly favourable read.
these workshops, all these forums dedicated to spreading basic technique, they're all paying off. The average script I'm reading is far, far better than it was fifteen years ago.
your own personal invention, comprising, I don't know, 7 and a ½ phases plus a coda, you have to do it from a position of strength.
precision, and the genuine knowledge of why more traditional story telling doesn't work for you.
4. It's Not Enough to Have a Good Structure. I've got a number of scripts on the slate now where I love the set up, I love the structure, but the dialogue is heavy handed. Remember, I'm not looking for scripts in which I can see promise - far too many of them show promise. With just five finalist spots I'm looking for scripts that are as near dazzling as possible. So your dialogue has to simply spark along. Subtext, economy, precision, occasional humour, credibility, are all crucial.
You get to this point by reading, and reading, and watching, and breaking down, and being brave enough to cut lose and reach deep into yourself and bring whatever you've got out to be shaped by your well-developed craft. This is something that I think can never be taught, that comes with experience, with passion, with a genuinely original way of seeing the world.
I'm lucky enough that I'm not looking for scripts that will play well on a particular TV channel, that will hit a specific audience demographic in the theatres - I'm simply looking for scripts that have both great craft and a strong voice, whatever the genre, whatever the ambition. It's a tribute to you all that there are more than a few scripts like this among the entries I've read so far.
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some scripts that do shine with inner life, go here.
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WILL MY IDEA GET STOLEN?
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My own, downloadable step by step guide.


1989- Irkutsk- Grand Prix at the Irkutsk regional Piano **** **** **** **** **** Bio / Personal Statement.
Maria (Masha) Pisarenko born in Siberia traveled to Moscow to compete in the First Tchaikovsky Youth Competition. Her performance there helped her gain acceptance into the Central Music School of Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory where she graduated in 1997. She later studied at the Russian Academy of Music 'Gnesinyh' where she earned her Bachelor/Master of Music degrees in 2005. Masha has performed solo and chamber recitals and concertos with orchestras in Russia other European Countries and the USA. She is also a winner of several international competitions including second place in the International Piano Competition held by the Frederick Chopin International Organization Rome (Italy) 1996 and in the International Piano Competition in memory of Sviatoslav Richter Paris (France) 1997. Masha is currently working at her Doctorate of Music Degree at UNLV in Las Vegas NV where she lives actively performs and teaches. Masha is the owner of Las Vegas School of Piano Music Education & Esthetics 'Harmony' that is well known in Las Vegas Valley where she teachers individual & group piano music theory and history. In addition Masha teaches piano at UNLV.


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REVIEW, Q&A, & GIVEAWAY: TOO BEAUTIFUL TO BREAK by Tessa Bailey
Posted September 28, 2017 by Sultan Donmez in Book Love, Giveaways, Guest Posts & Reviews, Home, Our Reviews, Release Blitz, Special Content & Excerpts, Sultan Review / 1 Comment
A love of a lifetime . . .
Leaving Belmont Clarkson is the hardest thing Sage Alexander has ever done. From the moment they met, she knew Belmont was the one, and getting up close and personal with him on his family's epic road trip has taken her desire to a new, even hotter level. But there's no way she can go there—not without revealing secrets that could devastate them both.
Losing Sage is not an option. Belmont's heart is hers, has always been hers. He knows she's hiding something from him, but nothing will stand in his way of telling her just how much she means to him. Finding her is easy—saving her from her past could cost him everything.
** ARC was provided by publisher in exchange for an honest review. **
Oh my stars… Belmont stole my heart. He has been slowly chipping away at it with each book, but after finishing his and Sage's story it's completely gone. What a sweet, complex, gentle giant. Now, don't get me wrong, he has his hang ups and his demons, but after reading this book I understand his story so much better. Not just his trauma but also Sage's. 'Cause lord does that girl have a story to tell. I couldn't have imagined a better person for Belmont if I tried. They truly needed each other, and were better together then they ever could of been apart.
I can't say much about what develops throughout Belmont and Sage's story, the truths that come out, the reason for certain behaviors, etc; because that would ruin the whole experience for you and I can't have that, now can I? But what I can say is that the very talented Mrs. Tessa Bailey, has once again hit this out the park. This book, this series, these characters, and the amazing love that surrounds all that is the Clarksons. I know they are fictional characters, and families but my God they are so real to me. I have been following this magnificent author since she has started gifting us with her very talented work and stories. I pray she doesn't stop anytime soon, and I can not wait to see what else is in story for us by The Great Mrs. Bailey.
I recommend this book and series to anyone who's ever dreamed of that forever love, the love that makes this thing called life worth it.
We had some questions for Tessa… so we made her answer them…
Where do these ideas come from for these amazing books? They come from everywhere! I just wrote a book that was inspired by an Instagram account. A while back, there was a man documenting a journey with his dying dog. I followed it for weeks and cried when it was over. It was so inspiring I wrote a book about it—but don't worry, my dog will live.
Do you have a favorite book boyfriend from your books/another author? My current favorite book boyfriend is Dean from OPEN HEARTS by Eve Dangerfield. I've read several books since then and no one has knocked him off the pedestal. He's so unique and wonderful and a red head! My favorite books boyfriend from my books, though? I would have to say Duke from WORKED UP. Gotta love a blue collar man with greasy chest hair.
Who is your favorite couple from the Clarkson series? Good question! I think everyone will expect me to say Belmont—but he probably comes in second place to Peggy. Everyone underestimated the perky cheerleader and she ended up being the strongest heroine I've ever written. She had to remain positive in the face of a lot of self doubt and heartbreak—and she's my first ever heroine to completely walk away from the hero with no intention of taking him back. That was amazing to write.
What's your favorite food to eat/drink when you are in your writing zone? When I'm on a deadline, I eat a ton of peanut butter slathered on crackers. Or tuna sandwiches with jalapenos on top. I had to ban myself from eating chocolate because I would look down and it would be gone in thirty seconds.
What three books would you take with you on a desert island? THIS IS SO HARD. If I was stranded on a desert island, I would need to bring some comfort reads to take my mind off my possible impending demise. So, I would probably bring a trilogy by Nora Roberts. Something I read back in high school that brings back good memories. Probably the Irish Born trilogy.
"You don't have to leave right away," Sage said when Belmont turned, watching her from beneath his eyebrows. "Can you wait here while I take a quick shower?"
Maybe that hadn't been the right thing to say. His big back heaved and the touch of his tongue in her mouth came crashing in like a behemoth wave. They had crossed an unspoken boundary on the train platform. There was no going back to before, to when they stopped at rough, crushing embraces. As if that hadn't been…more than sexual somehow.
"Yes, I'll wait," he said, his voice sounding like serrated metal. "I can light the fire for you."
I'll say. God, why did everything sound like an innuendo now? If her body weren't flush and sweating beneath the jumpsuit, she would have laughed about it. But there was nothing funny about having Belmont looming mere yards away, looking like one word of encouragement would snap his chain and send him barreling toward her. "That would be perfect. I'll just be…a few minutes."
Sage all but dove into the itty-bitty bathroom, pressing her back up against the door and willing her racing heart to calm down. Why had she asked him to stay? Her resolve would weaken with every passing second. Biting down on her lower lip, she began the excruciating task of lowering the zipper of her jumpsuit, which kicked up a protest in her triceps and shoulder muscles. When she finally got it down, she gripped the hem of her T-shirt and attempted to lift it over her head.
Her arms wouldn't cooperate. They flat out wouldn't rise any higher than her ribs, leaving the T-shirt suspended in midair. Her muscles burned like someone had doused them in lighter fluid and held them above a flame. Sage's agony must have escaped in the form of a whimper, because Belmont's boots scraped just outside the door. And her stomach hollowed with awareness, lightning racing all over her skin.
"Sage." His voice was deep, urgent. "Do you need help?"
No. Say no. She'd only gotten finished reminding him she didn't need him. But in this case, it would be a lie and she'd done so much of that lately. With Belmont. The most truthful person she knew. "I can't get my shirt off." Her nose started to ache, the tip probably turning red. "My arms hurt."
His growl was short and broken. A beat passed before the door opened and she felt Belmont filling the doorway behind her. She flicked a glance up to the ancient mirror and confirmed what she'd seen in her mind's eyes. Belmont towering over her like an avenging angel, outlined by candlelight. He'd taken off his coat, leaving him in a black long-sleeved shirt, which he'd rolled up to the elbows. Every inch of visible skin was shot through with strained cords of muscle, as if his frustration were written on him like a road map.
Sage still had the shirt halfway lifted, so her lower back was visible. Not a big deal to most people. But Belmont had never seen anything below her neck. Or above her knees. With the jumpsuit peeled halfway down, the band of her underwear might even be peeking out.
Breathing grew difficult as Belmont took one step closer and took hold of the T-shirt, his knuckles grazing the small of her back. "You're wearing"—his breath ghosted down her neck—"my shirt."
Sage only realized she'd closed her eyes when they popped open. Oh God. In the shock of Belmont arriving, she'd forgotten. "I am?" Her mouth was parched. "L-look at that."
"I am looking." She jumped when Belmont reached over her shoulder with his left hand and turned on the shower, the sound of spray filling the room. Then the roughness of his knuckles returned, sliding up her spine along with the shirt. "I like knowing there was a layer of me standing between you and the earth."
Her legs took on the consistency of Jell-O. His touch was a drug, making her languid, although it was different than the way he usually touched her. There was sex this time. So much of it. And it was that major difference that allowed Sage to accept the skimming of his fingers. Accept the part of herself that lusted. They were in a dark room and time had surely suspended anywhere outside this little plot of square footage. Words ached to leave her mouth, words that wouldn't be suitable in the sunlight. This man, so warm and brave and large at her back, knew things about her no one else did. What was one more secret? "I stole it out of your suitcase. I broke a commandment and everything."
"Why?" He breathed into her hair, sinking heat like an anchor in her belly. The shirt came off, her arms dropped to her sides, and she was left in nothing but a bra from the waist up. Inches from Belmont. "Why, sweetest girl?"
A light steam had begun curling in the air like beckoning fingers. Maybe this is a dream. It felt like one of the fevered fantasies she woke from on occasion, sweat slicking her breasts and neck. "Because I like the way you smell and it hadn't been washed."
His exhale was gravelly. "Sage."
She thought he might not respond, but finally he asked a question that made her nipples turn to hard points. "Can you manage"—a long, windy inhale—"the bra?"
Sage tried. She really, truly did. Her arms felt as though they might break off and hit the floor, but she reached back until her muscles locked up, refusing to move farther. But Belmont was already there, pushing them back down, holding them at her hips.
"Jesus. Please, stop. I can't watch it." His touch disappeared only for a second and then the cotton material of the bra tightened over her breasts. She could feel him working the back clasp with fingers she knew so well. They'd tunneled through her hair so many times, twisted in her clothing, but had never, ever, touched her with any kind of…intent. Intent to seduce. And that's what he was doing, intentional or not. The inhibitions she'd held close forever, circled the drain, along with the shower water. "Your back is so beautiful." A ghost of a fingertip traced down her spine. "But I need to leave before I—"
"Before I turn you around." They weren't touching, but she could sense the shudder that ran through him. "Or look in that mirror."
Right or wrong, the mine, their codependency aside, Sage knew if she let him leave just then, she would regret it for all time. Her body had been woken up. By one man. He'd kept her on the razor's edge for thousands of miles, surrounding her with his power and taking it away. Over and over. And this fever wrapping around them in the tiny bathroom was completely different from easing his anxiety. Finally, she felt like a woman standing in front of him, instead of a calming device. This was mutual and alive and she couldn't stand it to end. Tomorrow might be a different story, but this moment was the culmination of a thousand dreams and she could no more deny herself than she could forget his face.
"Belmont, do you think of the kiss?"
"I never stop," he groaned into her hair. "Never."
She took a deep breath for courage. "Will you shower with me?"
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Sultan's REVIEW of Too Wild To Tame – HERE
Sultan's REVIEW of Too Hard To Forget – HERE
Sultan's REVIEW of Too close To call – HERE
She now lives in Long Island, New York with her husband of eight years and four-year-old daughter. Although she is severely sleep-deprived, she is incredibly happy to be living her dream of writing about people falling in love.
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Loverofromance
I sometimes struggle with her books, but I really want to pick this one up. I love those "forever" love romances.


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CHAOS RINGS Ⅲ
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The newest addition to the popular smartphone RPG series is finally here!
・CHAOS RINGS Overview
CHAOS RINGS is a full-scale RPG series for smartphone devices that was first introduced worldwide in 2010. As part of a continuing series, CHAOS RINGS OMEGA was launched in 2011, followed by CHAOS RINGS II in 2012. The rich game world, deep storyline, and high-quality soundtrack have been praised throughout the world, recording over 1.1 million downloads across the series. To this day, CHAOS RINGS firmly maintains its position as the best RPG series available for smartphones.
・Story/World
There, on the blue star, is everything you desire.
On the floating continent high in the sky, you can find New Paleo. Explorers from all across the land flock to this hub city, seeking to fulfill their dreams and desires. But this is but a brief stop before their journey to their true destination, the azure planet of Marble Blue.
Unexplored lands, hidden treasures, monsters, legends...everything an adventurer could want could be found on this one planet.
The protagonist lives on the outskirts of town with his sister, tending to the family's livestock. One night, led by a mysterious voice, he meets a beautiful woman, who says to him thus:
"You must go now. Marble Blue, the sparkling blue mother planet, awaits."
Worlds yet undiscovered, treasures that fulfill your wildest dreams, mythologies lost in the pages of history...a great journey, the dream of a thousand years, is about to begin.
Adventure, RPG
Other games in the series
Chaos Rings II, Chaos Rings Ω, Chaos Rings
RPG, Story, city, Monsters, history, night, planet, Dreams
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System requirements for iOS
iPhone 3G S, iPhone 4, iPod Touch Fourth Gen, iPad 2 Wifi, iPad 2 3G, iPhone 4S, iPad Third Gen, iPad Third Gen 4G, iPhone 5, iPod Touch Fifth Gen, iPad Fourth Gen, iPad Fourth Gen 4G, iPad Mini, iPad Mini 4G, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPad Air, iPad Air Cellular, iPad Mini Retina, iPad Mini Retina Cellular, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Air 2, iPad Air 2 Cellular, iPad Mini 3, iPad Mini 3 Cellular, iPod Touch Sixth Gen, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Mini 4, iPad Mini 4 Cellular, iPad Pro, iPad Pro Cellular, iPad Pro 9.7, iPad Pro 9.7 Cellular, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPad 6 1 1, iPad 6 1 2, iPad 7 1, iPad 7 2, iPad 7 3, iPad 7 4, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPad 7 5, iPad 7 6, iPhone X S, iPhone X S Max, iPhone X R, iPad 8 1 2, iPad 8 3 4, iPad 8 5 6, iPad 8 7 8, iPad Mini 5, iPad Mini 5 Cellular, iPad Air 3, iPad Air 3 Cellular, iPod Touch Seventh Gen
System requirements for Android
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CHAOS RINGS Ⅲ reviews and comments
Microsoft from Italian
I Don't want to dwell but chaos rings 3 was just what I needed. A virtually perfect Jrpg, with only long plot mode from 40 to 50 hours or so... Full of twists, exciting moments and memorable characters... Soundtrack worthy of the biggest and most emblazoned productions of the industry... Beautiful Graphics and extremely varied... A million things to do... Guided Structure that never leaves the player disoriented and combat system with rewarding and varied shifts... The Real Final Fantasy for mobile devices.. Never any game on iPad had managed to keep me over 40 hours playing every day... Money really well spent. A heartfelt thanks to the developers and the producer.
James Raynor
App Store, Apr 12, 2019
Microsoft from French
Relatively hesitant since its release because of the price and the card system for the genes I ended up cracking.. And we discover a real RPG as we see almost more: a long and complex story, colorful characters with a story developed one by one, many enemies and many monsters as well as landscapes all more beautiful than the others , neat graphics. In short do not hesitate! Small Bemol: the card system for genes, outfits and armor rare that one can not buy with the classic currency, and which in addition are not necessarily very stylized, I will have imagined large futuristic armor high in color and weapons improbable both by their size and by their power, or "ultimate" objects that say nothing very nasty and the quality of the title does not paligar!!
Babyboy 666
I have never ever seen such a magnificent game like this one since kingdom hearts 1 went out long time ago. Beautiful story, incredible animation, amazing gameplay. If you manage to do another one I will surely buy your game, even if is going to cost 40€. Please do another one of this. The characters are stunning, the voices too. I was disappointed only for the main character voice, he only speaks in the last scene I think. I want a sequel. So badly. Please I beg of you. (Don't change the combat system and the gift power, such a great combination) For the other users I highly recommend this game. Has a beautiful story, amazing graphics for a mobile device, no pay to win, more than 60h to finish it and skin collectible during every season for the party, lots of weapons and more. The price is more than worth, don't be scared cause you'll be amused by everything, trust me. Better on tablet to fully enjoy the product. No one knows this game, but for me is something incredible, a real product by square enix.
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