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There's no let up in small business, is there? There's barely a pause between the end of one year and the beginning of the next. As a new year begins, it's tempting to just keep running, doing the same things all over again. However, it's critical to stop and reflect on last year and what you want to achieve this year. There are a number of areas you'll find useful to focus on when planning for the year ahead as a small business owner. Continue reading
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Why You Should Be Prioritizing Risk Management
Every good employer wants to protect their workers from harm, but when financial pressures mount, it can be tempting to let risk management policies slip.
However, failing to engage in effective health and safety is a big mistake. Not only can this lead to tragic human consequences, it can also cause firms to suffer a range of financially ill-effects. The fact is, there is a strong business case to be made for good workplace safety. Here are just some of the reasons why it makes sense to prioritize risk management: Continue reading
Experts Weigh In: End of the Year Business Tips for 2013
Here at MyCorporation, we're busy prepping for the end of the year and looking forward to what 2014 will bring for small businesses and entrepreneurs. But while our prep involves helping to file delayed filings or incorporating or forming LLCs for small businesses, we're curious to see how other companies are closing out 2013. Today, we have 24 small business professionals giving us a look at what they're working on for their brands and their biggest business tips on how to close out the end of the year!
1. "Make a resolution to focus on one social media platform. Social media is not going away and it's time for small business to step up."
- Lisa McTigue, Social Media Expert, LisaMcTigue.com
2. "We are making sure all inventory is in stock and organized, all marketing materials ready to go and short lead press releases being sent to appropriate parties. We look forward to a successful holiday season!"
- Sally Goodgold, Founder, WarmTradition.com
3. "At year end, I always check in with everyone who was interested to hire us during the year but didn't. Many times companies find "use it or lose it funds" on the books at the end of the year and if you hit the timing right, they may just reopen the conversation where you left off before and have you invoice them in December to get the found money off the books. Then you can start the new year strong with motivated clients who will return your calls fast since they have already paid you!"
- Paige Arnof-Fenn, Founder and CEO, Mavens & Moguls
How I Started My Business on a Shoestring – and How You Can Start Saving on a Small Business
David Bakke is a small business owner based in Atlanta. He writes about his experiences and shares his business and personal finance tips on the blog, Money Crashers.
So you're an aspiring entrepreneur, and you're looking for ways to shine. Whether you have unlimited funding or are on a tight budget, the best method to build profits quickly is to trim expenses. Before I run down some areas in which you can do just that, here's how I started my own business:
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How to Get a Business Started Without an IT Team
Starting a business can be a costly affair. There's a product to develop or service to offer, an office space to acquire and employees to hire within a series of departments. But one group of employees is often left off the small business employee roster: the IT department.
Once a mainstay in businesses, the IT department serves as the tech hub of the operations. They are the experts, the go-to problem solvers, the ones that keep things going smoothly. While many large companies still have an IT department — and rightfully so — small businesses are increasingly going the IT-less route. Continue reading
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The FREE webinar takes place Wednesday January 25, 2012 2 – 3pm ET and will cover the importance of:
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Our Top Ten Posts Of 2011
As the end of the year approaches, it's easy to find yourself contemplating the events of the past year; a great time of reflection for business owners. What was effective for your business? What wasn't?
In the name of reflection, here are MyCorporation's top blog posts from 2011: Continue reading


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Ajapa derives from the 9 ancient Brahma Rishis, also called Prajapati meaning progenitors of the human race. It is a meditation and breathing technique.[citation needed]
Ajapa refers to the method discovered and developed to answer questions such as: who am I? and what is the world?
It has been developed into the breathing/meditation technique called Ajapa Yoga. Ajapa means: 'a' - not; 'japa' - repeated, meaning something which goes on by itself without conscious repetition - like breathing. It has also been described as that which remains after the elimination of repulsion. Repulsion is expansion, like exhalation; attraction is contraction, like inhalation.[citation needed] Ajapa breathing controls repulsion and involves concentrating on sound.
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I like the name of the "Mischief in Relation to Data" charge. It sounds vague enough it could mean just about anything.
Heck, this might even be on my resume, I'll have to check.
No one expects the RCMP, their two chief weapons are surprise and strangely competent horses!
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Their three chief weapons are surprise, strangely competent horses, stylish hats and a fanatical devotion to the laws of Canada.
Their four... hang on a second, I should just do the entrance again.
(I'd continue, but that's about all I know about the RCMP, my knowledge greatly inspired by the old Dudley Doright cartoons.)
It won't go anywhere. They'll let him plea bargain to Second-Degree Shenanigans and that'll be the end of it.
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The itsy bitty, teeny weeny solar-powered bikini and the Intimate Game Controllers are making their way back to the geekosphere this week, showing up at Siggraph 2007's Unravel fashion show. The Solar Bikini uses solar power to charge small gadgets like your cell or iPod, while the Intimate Game Controllers are an oh-so-geeky (but also sexy!) platform where controllers are built into undergarments so that players have to physically touch one another to play.
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Pierre Salvadori's "Après Vous" is a romantic comedy in the classic French tradition, which means that Salvadori always takes emotions seriously no matter how abundant the laughter he inspires.
This delightfully spirited film is perfectly cast, and it's hard to imagine how Daniel Auteuil, José Garcia and Sandrine Kiberlain could possibly improve upon their irresistible, multifaceted portrayals. At 110 minutes, the film is arguably overlong for its genre, yet Salvadori, in developing an idea contributed by Danièle Dubroux, uses his substantial running time wisely, allowing the arcs of his engaging characters to come full circle.
Auteuil's Antoine is the seasoned headwaiter at an elegant Paris restaurant. Not only is he an invaluable employee, but he's also a good-hearted man quick to solve other people's problems. His dedication has already made him late for a dinner date with his live-in lover, Christine (Marilyne Canto), when, while taking a short cut through a park, he witnesses a young man, Louis (Garcia), attempting to hang himself. The instant Antoine saves Louis' life he immediately starts carrying the creed of being "my brother's keeper" to hilarious extremes.
Louis is a big, solidly built teddy bear of a man with a boyish face and dark moist eyes — and the very embodiment of emotional immaturity. His girlfriend, Blanche (Kiberlain), has left him, and his self-pity is so complete that only Antoine could have a prayer of pulling him out of his misery — and not surprisingly at often comic but also real cost to Antoine's own happiness and security.
Gradually, Antoine comes to believe that only his tracking down Blanche and effecting a reconciliation between the two will truly restore Louis. But when Antoine finally succeeds in locating Blanche, who is running a flower shop not far from the restaurant, he is not prepared to find himself attracted to this exquisite young woman. Not helping matters for Antoine is Blanche's adamant refusal to have anything to do with Louis.
The versatile Auteuil has long been the premier actor of his generation in the French cinema, and his Antoine remains endearing even at his most foolishly self-sacrificing. By the same token, Garcia's Louis is such an innocent through and through that even at his most infuriating it would be hard to reject him out of hand.
In recent years, Kiberlain has stood out in numerous featured parts, but here she comes across as a full-fledged leading lady, an aristocratic beauty and an altogether lovely, distinctive screen presence.
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Economical and reliable, sounds like a glock, although the are a little bulky. I like my Ruger P-345 in 45 acp, retails for 500 but I only paid 250 for mine cause I got it from a buddy. Smith & Wesson mke nice pistols as do Springfield, Sig, and Beretta, just go to a gun shop and see what suits your needs the best.
Keltec offers a couple good options too... The P-11 is a nice little 9mm... A bit smaller but not a true mouse gun... This gives you a good blend of able to hold onto with able to carry all the time...
Check out the Glock 36 it's in .45ACP and everyone knows that Glock is very reliable
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Is there something wrong with my ES TnS?
This is my first hydrangea and it looks not quite right. It is an endless summer TnS. I purchased it late last summer. Last fall it grew, developed some buds and then they died and it went dormant. I realize I can expect some winter die-back but is it normal for it to have discolored leaf tips? I haven't fertilized it and I don't use chemicals.
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Eva Mendes to Star in Advertisements for Calvin Klein
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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. After this morning's news that Eva Mendes entered rehab, Calvin Klein Inc. announced that she will be the face of a new perfume expected to be released this fall. Details of the new fragrance are minimal at this point, but it will be the newest Calvin fragrance since he launched Man last fall. As for Eva, the Calvin collaboration follows her stint as a spokesperson for Revlon. Here's to hoping this campaign won't be nearly as creepy as some of Calvin's older advertisements.
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ispyemo 7 years
hair looks like crap.
JaimeLeah526 7 years
What is it about Rehab lately? Stop doing drugs people, you'd be even more beautiful if you didn't.
aimeeb 7 years
So sad...
bailaoragaditana 7 years
Oh dear... hope things go well for her. And also that the new CK perfume smells better than Euphoria.
robercin 7 years
Che bellisima, Eva!
pequeña 7 years
I love Eva and I love CK, so this is great news, but not the best timing. I was really surprised when I heard she was going to rehab, I guess because she's pretty discreet. I wish her the best!
LOVE-ANGELINA 7 years
I wish Eva the best. This whole is quite shocking. I love her and send my prayers to her. I hope Calvin Klein gives her a chance.
robinesque 7 years
Another one bites the dust!
emalove 7 years
I wish her the best...I think she's so beautiful.
Sun_Sun 7 years
didnt expect her to be in rehab...but good for her to check herself in
ccsugar 7 years
Hmmm yeah I remember hearing that too bellaressa...
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Really rehab-I thought she was on a health kick and she talked about how healthy she's become.
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The Old Gendarmerie
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Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
From the outside this is an imposing building with a rich history of accommodating officers of French law, but as you step into the beautiful reception area, be prepared for a surprise!
Of the 7 apartments in total, 6 have 2 bedrooms, one has 1 bedroom and the other has 3 bedrooms. Each is very spacious with King and Queen size beds, well-equipped kitchens and large bathrooms. Outside there's a large private terraces and shared used of the pool garden and gym.
The style throughout the building is comfortable, modern and uncluttered. There is incredible attention to detail and where possible, the original features of the building have been retained and incorporated in the new design.
One of the biggest surprises is to find such a large pool, garden and private gym, hidden from view of the village. Again take a look at the photos to get an idea of the great views and privacy of this area.
The Gendarmerie is the perfect location if you want to be in the heart of the Luberon and able to explore all the picture-postcard hilltop villages, great restaurant and surrounding spectacular scenery. It has the advantage of a village centre location, but the luxury and tranquillity often only found when you stay at a remote, expensive villa.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Meditteranean Coast 60 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nimes or Marseille 60 km, Nearest railway: Avignon TGV 25 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Fax machine, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Further details indoors
Satellite television is available
Wi Fi Internet access available in all but one apartment.
Bedding and towels are provided and included in the cost of your holiday.
There' s a communal laundry with 2 washing machines and an iron.
The owner arranges the end of your stay cleaning and this is included in the cost of your holiday.
|Further details outdoors
Outside each apartment has a private terrace/balcony with high quality garden furniture.
The clever design means they enjoy sun during autumn and winter but are more shaded during the hot summer.
The large pool, which is heated in spring and autumn, has a shallow interior pool for children and a large surrounding paved area.
There's also a shaded area with garden furniture - ideal for relaxing and sipping a glass of white wine!
If you are feeling active, there's an indoor fitness room alongside the pool area.
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During the winter months, there is an additional charge for winter heating.
Gas, electric, & water: These are all included in the rental cost.
The owner arranges end-of-stay cleaning, and this is included in the rental cost.
Bed & bathroom linen is included in the rental cost.
There are a couple of baby cots and also a high chair if required
In France, it is necessary to pay a "Taxe de Séjour" at the end of your stay. It has been included here in the rental cost.
The owner requests a damage deposit of 350 Euros on arrival and this will be refunded to you at the end of your stay, less the replacement cost of any breakages.
The change over day is Saturday during the high season, although during the low season flexibility is possible
Long weekend stays are not usually permitted during the high season, although flexibility is possible during the low season.
About this location
The Luberon region
The winding roads of the Luberon, with spectacular views, are great to explore and you'll find loads of picturesque villages (Gordes, Menerbes, Maubec) on the doorstep.
Just a short drive away there's a great Sunday morning market at Coustellet and the larger town of Apt is only 15 minutes away.
There's loads to do and see in the area; St Remy-de-Provence, famous for its Roman architecture, Les Baux with its ruined castle and unique rock formations, L'Isle sur la Sorgue, famous as an antique centre and market. Also within easy reach are Pont du Gard, Avignon with the Palace of the Popes, Marseille with its famous waterfront, the Amphitheatre at Nimes and the cultured avenues of Aix-en-Provence.
If activity is your thing, this area is perfect for climbing, cycling, mountain biking, trekking, golf, tennis and swimming.
The village of Bonnieux has a rich and varied history and is considered to be one of the most beautiful in the Luberon.
In summer the village is really popular and therefore has some great restaurants and cafés. Although not very big, it has some useful and interesting shops, including bakers, butchers, grocery, pharmacy, post office and tourist information centre. There's also a local market on a Friday.
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4 Nov 2014
"Wonderful place to stay - fabulous views and lovely apartment"
We enjoyed a wonderful week in the Old Gendarmarie. Our spacious apartment was very well equipped and had a fabulous view from the balcony. The building is full of character and yet has all the mode… More
29 Oct 2014
"Great Pied A Terre in Bonniuex"
The apartment was spacious, bright, comfortable & well equipped. For most of our stay there were 4 of us and it worked just fine. Wish it had been warm enough for the pool which looked very inviting.… More
30 Aug 2014
"Excellent Apartment"
We stayed for a week in August (family of 4, kids 6 & 4 yrs). The apartment exceeded our expectations. It was large and beautifully decorated. It had a balcony overlooking the pool and good wifi acces… More
14 Aug 2014
"If all police stations where like this i would be a lifer"
very nice appt on the top floor .. fantastic views ... nice pool to wind down after a day of visiting this lovely region....appt was in the center of the village which has plenty of restaurants to cho… More
23 Jul 2014
"Wonderful Family Stay In Provence"
We recently had a week for our family of four in the beautiful village of Bonnieux staying at The Old Gendarmerie, we couldn't have asked for more.The apartment was great, a good size for us, won… More
24 May 2014
"Superb little perched village easily accessible to all Provence."
Comfortable stay in a clean, well-appointed apartment in centre-ville of Bonnieux. Kitchen had everything necessary for in-apartment cooking and dining. Good interned access. Comfortable beds. Lovely … More
19 Apr 2014
"Lovely accommodation set in a stunning landscape"
The village of Bonnieux, less than an hours drive from Avignon TGV, was everything we had hoped it would be. We arrived in the village with no problems, although finding the apartment was not quite as… More
13 Sep 2013
"Loved our stay in friendly sunny Bonnieux at the Gendarmerie"
Cannot fault this place. Spacious, clean, character, beautiful pool, other guests were friendly, well equipped apartment, short walk to everything. We recommend hiring electric bikes from Sunebikes … More
7 Aug 2013
"Great place with pool in the centre of town"
Great apartment (le lieutenant ) with views across the luberon to Lacoste. Great to have such a big pool in the centre of everything. The apartments are finished to a high standard and very comfortable. A private parking spot is provided which is invaluable during the summer.
24 Jul 2013
"Beautiful village with spectacular views"
The apartments are very centrally located in the middle of Bonnieux, and being a hilltop town, it has spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. All amenities are within walking distance with … More
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The law of the clay vessels brings to mind a passage from the Apostle Paul. In 2 Corinthians 4:7, Paul compared believers to jars of clay containing valuable treasure. Though our mortal bodies are perishable and temporary—like a clay jar—the treasure contained within them is immortal: the death and resurrection of Yeshua.
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Paul urges us to present our bodies as a "living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God." Is Paul asking us to build altars and literally sacrifice ourselves upon them? Of course not. Paul is using the sacrificial language as an illustration for obedience. He is urging us to set aside our stubborn wills.
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Hi, I have a W7 64b laptop.My mouse has started having problems, first it didnt clitck on things when i pressed it but if you persist it does no no big harm there. Biggest problem I am facing is the mistaking of the wheel with mouse 1. Some times when I am browsing the net and i have to scroll, and generally every time I move my mouse fast , it automatically presses the wheel. It is getting really annoying and I dont know how to stop it. I changed the mouse with another,and I had the same problem.I dont know what to do.I believe its a virus but pc didnt find anything with avast.
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As it is a laptop are you accidentally brushing the trackpad with your sleeve?
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? have my pad turned off at all times and i have tried changing configurations but the problem persists. i changed the usb port but it is all the same.
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Imani was a serious actress, not someone seeking fifteen minutes of fame, like those people who signed up for those shows. Obviously, Edward must have forgotten that. Imani was Broadway, feature films—not reality TV. Instead of getting her a part in a cheap reality show, he should have worked harder to get her the role in the reprisal of the hit play Kiss of the Spider Woman. According to Edward, the producers were looking for someone with more of a recognizable name, even though she had wowed them at her audition. But how did anyone think Imani would become a bankable name if she couldn't get a big role that would make her a star?
What Imani lacked in name recognition, she made up for in talent. She was the classic triple threat—she could sing, dance, and act. That should have been enough, or at least that's what Imani thought. But in this industry, sometimes it didn't matter how talented you were, which was why so many rappers and singers had lead roles in so many movies, yet only a few of them were actually good enough to pull it off.
She'd do a film with Common, but he was the only rapper who she felt deserved the screen time he received. The rest of them needed to stick to their day jobs and studios needed to put their faith in actresses and actors—people who trained to do the job.
Imani wasn't naive enough to think that the studios weren't in it for the money. That's why 50 Cent and T.I. starred alongside Denzel and Samuel L. Jackson. And if it wasn't the rappers, it was the stars who stayed in the tabloids who got all of the plum roles. Imani would've loved the chance to play the lead in Salt. Of course, she didn't have the name recognition of Angelina Jolie or the headlines.
Folding her arms, she glared at Edward, letting him know that she wasn't warming to the idea of doing a reality show.
"It's a really good concept, and think of the national exposure," Edward added, hoping to open Imani's mind to the notion.
"Eddie, I know you don't really expect me to say yes. I'm a real actress," Imani said indignantly, flipping her curly locks behind her ear. "These shows are for has-beens or wannabes. Maybe if you would get out of the office more often, you'd find a script for me that would give me the name recognition that I so badly need."
"All right, Imani," he said, leaning across his desk and looking her directly in the eye. "Let's be real here. You haven't worked in months, no one has sent you a script since you did Fearless Diva and, need I remind you, that wasn't the best vehicle that you could have taken. Monster's Ball could have been your breakthrough role. Halle won the Oscar for that role. You would've been great in that role and I tried to tell you that. You just think that you can do anything you want to do and you can't. It's about building a career, a portfolio that people identify you with. Those regional plays you've done, most of them have been for free and no one, not a soul, is trying to put them on Broadway. You have to do something to shake the stagnant off your career."
Imani rolled her eyes. "I didn't want to do a drama. I had just come off a dramatic role on Broadway and I needed a break," she said. "And if you gave me better advice, then maybe I would listen. You weren't too happy about the Monster's Ball role either; now all of a sudden it was the best thing that I ever passed up?" She folded her arms underneath her breasts and pouted.
Unfazed by her temper tantrum, Edward leaned back and propped his feet up on the desk. "You gambled and we lost. Now, Imani, I like you and I believe in your talent, but you're not one of my most profitable clients. If either of us has a plan to make any money, we have to get you out there and make your name stand out in a crowd. This is a start. I don't want to have to drop you, but you've got to do something. This show can build your image. Look at how famous lots of people who have no acting ability have gotten—all from the exposure of reality TV. We can turn that fame into big movie roles and those Broadway shows that you want."
Imani chewed on the end of her sculptured nail, pondering what he'd said to her. It had been hard for her to get signed by a reputable agent. Before meeting Edward, she'd been scammed by so-called talent agents who wanted to put her in B-list movies and soft-core pornography films.
At least Edward had done his best to get her roles in blockbuster movies and hit stage productions, even if she didn't agree with him at the moment. He'd steered her away from the typical chitlin' circuit plays that young actresses found themselves acting in and from becoming typecast as a neck-rolling, finger-wagging stereotype.
But now, he and Imani were desperate.
"Eddie, I'm trying, but these reality shows are just so beneath me, and the images that they portray are not the best. Sometimes the women on these shows are just dumb looking, slutty, or bitchy. I'm none of the above."
"It pays fifteen thousand dollars up front. It's only ten weeks and you might even get voted off before the show is over. The concept is simple. You get teamed up with a bachelor, do some physical challenges, and America votes to see if you and your partner should get married. Just make a splash and watch the scripts and offers come rolling in."
"No," she said, and then stood up. "I'd rather starve." Imani turned to her left, ready to walk out the door.
"Aren't you doing that already?" Edward called out.
Imani slammed the office door behind her. The gall, she thought as she headed for the subway terminal. She wanted to take a cab, but with only three dollars in her pocket and a box of raisins for dinner in her apartment, a taxi trip was a luxury that she couldn't afford. Besides, a taxi trip from Manhattan to Brooklyn would wipe out her savings in the bank—if you could call it a savings account. She barely had a hundred dollars in her checking and savings accounts combined. Calling her parents for a loan was out because the first thing her mother, Dorothy, would say is that she needed a real job and acting was a dream she needed to give up. Her father, Horace, would tell her that it was time for her to join the family business of home restorations.
She could be in charge of the interior design aspect of it, even live in a historic home in beautiful Savannah, Georgia. Imani wanted no part of it. Her dream was to act, sing, or dance. Her career of choice was considered an insignificant pipe dream by her family. She'd graduated with a degree from the Juilliard School and hadn't asked her parents for a penny, despite the fact that she went into major debt paying for the expensive performing arts college.
Frowning as she headed to the subway entrance, Imani tried to figure out how she was going to take a free trip on the subway because she wasn't sure if she had the money to make it home. When she saw three New York City Transit officers arresting a group of teenagers who were also trying to get a free ride home, she knew she'd have to walk. She was only about two miles from her place in Fulton Ferry and she could use the exercise. Besides, the walk would give her a chance to think about the reality show.
"I'm not doing it," she mumbled to herself. By the time she had walked five blocks, her feet were throbbing like a heartbeat. "Maybe I should do it. The Apprentice made Omarosa a star and she's not even an actress. But then she did that stupid dating show on TV One," Imani said to no one in particular as she unsnapped her Steve Madden sandals, took them off, and flung them over her shoulder. "But," she continued musing to herself, "I trained at Juilliard. I shouldn't be subjected to this."
Imani was half a block away from her home when she decided that she wasn't going to go on the reality show. She held her head high and walked up to the door of her building, ready to prop her feet up and relax with her Variety magazine. Before she could put the key in the lock, reality sucker-punched her in the stomach. A pink note with big red letters was tacked to her door. "Eviction," it read. Imani snatched the note off the door. She pulled her cell phone out of her tote bag, pressed speed dial number three, and waited for Edward to answer.
"Funderburke and Associates, Edward speaking," he said.
"It's Imani. I've done some thinking," she said as she read the eviction notice for a second time. "I'll do the stupid show."
"Well, don't sound so excited about it," he replied. "What made you change your mind?"
Imani made a mental note of the thirty-day deadline she'd been given to come up with the back rent. Then she balled up the notice. "Let's just say I know this is what I need to do right now."
Storming into her place, Imani decided to watch a little television to take her mind off her current situation. But that was the wrong thing to do. As she flipped through the channels, lamenting her career, she stopped on a sitcom that she'd auditioned for.
"LisaRaye is not a better actress than I am," she exclaimed as she came across a rerun of All of Us, and then flipped the channel.
Next she landed on a Lifetime movie about an abused wife who'd killed her husband. As she watched the unknown actress overdramatize her lines, Imani knew that she would have done so much better in the role, had it been offered to her. She remembered that she'd once told Edward that the last thing she wanted to do was a Lifetime movie. Now, she wished that she'd never made such a crazy statement.
Then she came across her movie on the FX channel. Fearless Diva was a bomb, but it wasn't J. Lo in Gigli or Halle's Catwoman. If she was honest, she'd admit that it was worse. But she wasn't practicing honesty right now.
That role should have led to something, she thought as she watched herself prance across the screen in a skintight leather catsuit. At least my clothes were fierce. Twirling a lock of hair around her finger, Imani critiqued her performance. She was pretty awful in the movie, but it wasn't her fault. The script was horrible and the cameraman, who also called himself the director, didn't know how to operate the camera because every scene looked as if the wind had gotten hold of the equipment.
Maybe Imani did deserve those Razzie award nominations she'd gotten. But someone had to see her potential, didn't they? As tears welled up in her eyes, Imani wondered if her family had been right about her career. Were they right to have no faith in her? Was she chasing a pipe dream that had no chance of coming true?
The phone wouldn't stop ringing at the Palmer Free Clinic in Harlem. And that was the least of their worries. The receptionist had left for lunch three hours ago and never returned. That left Dr. Raymond Thomas juggling answering calls with seeing patients, writing down appointments, and taking messages. What he didn't have time for was a game-playing prankster. "Look," Raymond said, a frown darkening his handsome face, "this is a place of business. No one here has time to play with a lowlife small-timer like you."
"Sir, this isn't a joke. I'm Elize Harrington, a producer with the WAPC Network. You're a candidate for our new reality show, Let's Get Married. Your name was submitted to us and we reviewed your qualifications and we want you on the show," she said, her voice in a near plea.
"Ms. Harrington, who put you up to this joke?" Raymond dropped his pen on the desk and held his finger up to the patient in front of him waiting for her prescription.
The woman sighed. "Again, sir, this isn't a joke. Our show is going to air later this year, but the ten weeks of filming starts in a few weeks. We just need you to come in and take a screen test and sign a waiver."
A rush of people were vying for Raymond's attention. All at once, he had a patient trying to make a follow-up appointment, a nurse questioning him about his orders for a different patient, and the same woman who'd been waiting for ten minutes still wanting her prescription. As Raymond's head began throbbing, he silently wished he could write himself a doctor's note and go home.
He mumbled yes to the producer, told her to call his cell phone, leave the details about the show on his voice mail, and he would call her back. Raymond hung up the phone and, putting his composed doctor face back on, turned to his patient. When things calmed down, Raymond was going to get to the bottom of this reality TV show mess. It was already pushed to the back burner.
"Mrs. Wentworth," he said, taking the elderly woman's hand, "can you come back in two weeks?"
The caramel-colored woman smiled at him. "I can do that and my grandbaby, Emma, can bring me. She's real pretty and she can cook, too. Our family is originally from the south and southern women know how to do one thing better than anyone else does, and that's cook. Dr. Thomas, you don't get many home-cooked meals, do you? You're not married, are you?"
"No, ma'am," he replied with a smile, even though he wanted to push her out the door. If Raymond had a penny for every elderly woman who wanted to fix him up with her granddaughter, niece, or daughter, he would be rich enough to fund the clinic himself.
Mrs. Wentworth shook her head. "That's a shame. You need a good woman to take care of you. You're way too skinny. I like a man with a little more meat on his bones, but my grandbaby would love you."
Nurse Karen DeSalis dropped a chart in front of Raymond. "Mrs. Wentworth, I've been telling him that for years, but he doesn't listen."
Raymond rolled his eyes. Who had time for love or romance? He and his fraternity brother, Keith Jacobs, had opened the Marion Palmer Free Clinic, named for their favorite first-grade teacher, three years ago in Harlem. They'd gone to Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia, together and did their residency at Grady Memorial Hospital. When their residency was over, the native New Yorkers returned to Harlem ready to make a difference. Luckily for them, they had help. Keith and Raymond received a three-million-dollar grant from the Harlem Revitalization Group to buy equipment. The city donated the building and donations from businesses helped the men with the first year's operating costs. Then September 11 happened and everything changed. As donations began to dry up, Keith and Raymond poured their savings into the clinic. They could barely pay the staff, which was why they were on their fourth receptionist in a month.
"Karen, have you seen Keith?" Raymond asked as Mrs. Wentworth walked out the door.
"He's eating lunch in the doctor's lounge," she replied. "But what about these orders?" She placed her hand on his sculpted arm, preventing him from leaving the front desk.
Raymond picked up the chart. "Discharge Loretta, give her meds for the pain, and have her come back in a month. What's the question?"
"Sorry, doc, I'm not fluent in chicken scratch."
Raymond playfully sneered at her and then broke out laughing. "Watch the door and phones for me. Five minutes, okay?" She nodded, and then Raymond took off for the doctor's lounge, which was more like a storage closet with a dingy window.
Keith was sitting at the small table, more akin to a TV tray, eating a salad and a roast chicken sandwich. "What's up, Ray?" Keith asked, catching his partner's stare.
"You tell me, brother."
Keith stood up, stuffing the last of his sandwich in his mouth. "The only time you call me 'brother' is when you're pissed off. What did I do now?"
Raymond raised his eyebrow. "You're going to stand here and pretend that you don't know what you did? I got a call that I'm sure you know all about. Some TV producer called me about the show Let's Get Married."
"Finally! I'm glad they got to my letter," Keith said excitedly. "I thought all of my writing had been in vain."
Raymond was tempted to grab his best friend by the throat and choke him like a chicken ready to be plucked and fried.
"Keith, have you lost your mind? First of all, I don't want to get married, and second of all, I'm not reality TV material."
"Think about it Ray. This show guarantees people will hear of the Marion G. Palmer Free Clinic over and over again. And I'm sure the ladies will swoon over tall, muscular Dr. Ray-Ray, just like they did in college. We can't pay for this kind of publicity. It's not as if we can afford it anyway. Bro, we're in trouble. At this point, we need to do anything to keep these doors open."
Raymond shook his head. "Why don't you go on the show?" he snapped.
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Posted January 16, 2013
Everyday we dream of what our lives would be like if we could have the job of jobs - financial stability, worry-free life, prestige and notability. How would you handle life if you got the dream job AND the man of your dreams, is that too good to be true?
Imani Gilliam is a beautiful woman and an actress who can't seem to find the right role to fit her style, whatever that is. Imani has starred in one movie that was a horrible blemish on her already non-existent resume of acting credits and if she could get that one big break she just knows that she can show the world that she has talent and is more than just a pretty face. Imani moral standards are admirable but her diva like qualities might just keep her from reaching that dream that she is trying to obtain.
Dr. Raymond Thomas has a struggling clinic in Harlem that he and his partner are keeping open so that the less fortunate seniors who can not afford to travel uptown can have quality health care. Dr. Thomas is looking for something that can help him and his patients keep the doors open beyond the next couple of days, it looks the donations and funding is running out and he doesn't know what they are going to do. There has to be a silver lining somewhere and soon!
Cheris Hodges writes this novel with a very smooth flow. The characters work well together like you can actually see it happening in real life, Imani could actually be your best friend because we all have dealt with HER before. It is something that we want to see and believe can happen and therefore we reach for in our personal lives and that makes for a great read. This is my first read by Hodges but definitely not my last. Great job, keep up the good work!
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Ok theirs a fake their but i am wearing a cowboy hat
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Okay i have mixef feelings about this book. It kept me on edge the whole time. I was expecting a totallydifferent ending maybe someone fying ( buy glad that didnt happen) then i thought more drama or msube a baby but nothing. Gor some reason i still liked it. I guess i was glad no one died.
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Well written story, with well written characters, interesting plot.
Raymond and Imani were attracted to one another from the first meeting,then he saves her life ,later that same day. Setting the stage for what was coming later.
Great read.
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