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Hi, everyone! I'm so excited to welcome the lovely RITA Award-winning author Beth Andrews, who is here today to share her inspiration for her new Superromance, CHARMING THE FIREFIGHTER, and to talk about how
The Times They Are a-Changin'
So far, 2014 has been a doozy for my family. Little Sis (my younger daughter and youngest child) started her senior year of high school which means she and I have been busy visiting colleges and sending in applications. Big Sis (older daughter who is actually NOT bigger than her 5'8" baby sister) is in Columbus for her second year at Ohio State. And their big brother? Well, he's been the busiest of all. In the span of eight months he got engaged, graduated from college, started a new job, moved into a townhouse, got married and moved again.
Did I mention the part where my son, my firstborn, my only boy, got married? My baby is a married man. It's been a month and I'm still having trouble wrapping my head around that one. Wasn't it just a few years ago that I birthed him? (I swear, those 75 pounds I gained were all baby)
Changed, bathed and fed him?
Kept him warm for those cold, Northwestern Pennsylvania winters.
Taught him the importance of pitching in with the yard work.
Why, it was just a few days ago we were wearing matching outfits and traipsing around in the woods.
And, of course, he learned the art of pulling off any hairstyle with aplomb from me (not to brag, but I did rock a mullet for a year back in the eighties).
Then, in the blink of an eye (or twenty-three years – same thing) my husband and I were escorting him down the aisle.
Now, he's married to the love of his life, giving me another beautiful daughter!
Yes, there are plenty of changes afoot at my house (isn't that the way of life?) and while those changes may take some getting used to, they should also be celebrated.
Change and the relationship between mother and son are two big themes in CHARMING THE FIREFIGHTER, my December release for Harlequin Superromance (like how I tied that together?) Single-mother Penelope Denning moved to small-town Shady Grove, Pennsylvania hoping to raise her son in a warm, safe environment. But when local firefighter Leo Montesano wants to build a future with her, she feels torn between him and her son.
"As in out on a date," he clarified. Must be he sensed that her brain had ceased working the moment he'd stepped into the room. Then again, he was probably used to having that effect on women. The power of a pretty face knew no bounds. "Dinner. A movie. Or we could go into Pittsburgh, see a show."
Her throat dried. She couldn't feel her fingers, had to lock her knees to remain upright. Date? Him? Absurd. They were too different. He was too good-looking. Too smooth. Too young. Too…everything.
And she was afraid she wasn't nearly enough.
She leaned her hip heavily against the desk. "I don't think—"
"Or we could start slow. Have lunch. Or even coffee." His voice dropped to a husky, sexy tone that could strip a woman of her inhibitions. And her good sense. "It doesn't matter to me. Just a few hours. I'd like to get to know you better."
She shut her eyes. Counted to ten. But when she opened them, he was still there, broad and earnest and, it seemed, completely sincere. "Why?"
The word hung in the air, bald and loud and yes, desperate sounding. Too bad. She wouldn't take it back even if she could. She was too curious to hear his answer.
"Because I find you interesting." He stood and stepped forward, his body and her own pride trapping her between him and her desk. "Because I'm attracted to you."
Her breath locked in her chest. A thrill raced through her before she could stop it. He was attracted to her? That…that was impossible. Implausible. Incredible.
And terrifying.
He edged even closer and she pressed against the desk, the rounded edge digging into the back of her thighs. "How about it, Penelope?" he asked, drawing her name out as if savoring each syllable. He trailed the tip of his forefinger up her forearm, his light touch like a flame along her skin. "Go out with me?"
Dear Lord, but he smelled wonderful, a mix of citrus and spice that made her want to breathe him in. And when he smiled at her, his eyes dark with intent, she wanted to believe in fairy tales. Wanted to believe in foolish dreams.
But fairy tales were for children. And dreams were for people who didn't know better. She wasn't some naive girl waiting for a handsome prince to sweep in and make her life complete. She was a mature, sensible woman with a teenage son who needed her time and full attention.
A mature, sensible woman who was wise enough to know when she was in over her head. Leo flustered her, and she hated being flustered. She doubted that feeling would ever go away, even if they went on a hundred dates. She needed to be the one in control. She liked knowing what the right thing to do and say was, and with him, she wasn't sure she'd ever have that ability again.
"No," she said, her voice firm. "Absolutely not."
I'm giving away three copies of CHARMING THE FIREFIGHTER! Just leave a comment telling me the biggest change in your life recently or your idea of a dream date. Winners will be drawn at random and announced on Sunday.
When Romance Writers of America RITA® Award winning author Beth Andrews was a young wife, she started a gas grill with the lid down. The small explosion left her with singed hair and a life-long respect for propane. While no handsome firefighters came to her rescue that day, she will never forget that particular incident. Mainly because her husband reminds her of it every summer.
Learn more about Beth and her books by visiting her website, www.BethAndrews.net or her Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/BethAndrewsBooks.
Howdy and happy Friday! Please join me in welcoming a wonderful author-friend of mine, Jennifer Gracen, as she talks about:
Getting By With A Little Help From My Friends
My friends mean the world to me. And I'm very lucky to have many of them. From all phases of my life— elementary school, high school, college, past jobs, moms from my kids' classes, and writing groups. From near and far— to my local friends I grew up with here on Long Island, to newer friends all over the country, and even other countries now, thanks to Twitter and Facebook. From other writers to stay-at-home moms to lawyers to teachers to doctors to librarians to musicians to business people— many professions, varied and interesting. I cannot overstate how much I value and cherish my friends.
In my books, friends of the main characters aren't merely window dressing. They're more than supporting players, their roles are important. Because I know how important a role friends play in our lives. No matter how good your relationship is with your family, it's usually your closest friends you'll go to for an opinion, for advice, to tell your secrets, to cry on their shoulder, and to share your joys with.
In the first book of my romantic women's fiction Seasons of Love series, AUTUMN GETAWAY, Lydia is on shaky emotional ground when she attends her friend's destination wedding. Recently divorced and a single mother of a special needs child, she's drained and looking forward to just spending a weekend with her three closest friends from college, Melanie (the bride), Donna, and Kathryn. The bond between the four women hasn't diminished after almost twenty years. When Lydia meets Sam, charming, sweet, and handsome, and it becomes obvious he's interested in her, she leans on her friends. They give her advice, encourage her to give Sam a shot, try to assuage her fears since she hasn't dated in forever, and provide more than a few laughs and snarky comments throughout the weekend. Their relationships (I hope!) enrich this story because of the warmth, fun, and affection they provide to the heroine.
Similarly, my upcoming Christmas novella, ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS, one of four novellas in the Christmas in New York series, is connected to the other three stories: the heroines of all the stories are lifelong friends, practically raised as family. Their mothers were sorority sisters in college, and raised their daughters to be as close as they were. My character, Cassandra, absolutely considers Bree, Jade, Kara, and Elena to be her sisters. When Cassandra runs into Sean for the first time—the one who broke her heart, her first love from years before—she is grateful to be standing next to Bree, her best friend. Bree was there when it all fell apart, so she knows the history and understands what a deep shock it is for Cass to run into Sean again. It's Bree who pulls Cassandra to a table when she realizes she's shaking, because she understands why. The next morning, Cass gets facetious texts from Kara, blasting her for not calling to dish about running into Sean. Jade and Elena provide additional support, as good friends would. They all make appearances in all four of the books; their strong bond of friendship is the golden thread that holds the series together.
Sometimes, friendships are the glue that can hold us together, both in real life and in fiction. I know my friends have been such a crucial part of my life, which is why I enjoy writing friendships in my books.
GIVEAWAY: a signed paperback copy of my debut novel, AUTUMN GETAWAY, is up for grabs.
I'm sure you all have friends that feel like family also. How long have you known your closest friend, and do they live near or far from you?
Bio: Jennifer Gracen hails from Long Island, New York, where she lives with her two sons. After spending her youth writing in private and singing in public, she now only sings in her car and is immersed in her passion for writing. She loves to write contemporary romance for readers who look for authentic characters and satisfying endings. When she isn't with her kids, doing freelance proofreading, or chatting on Twitter and Facebook, Jennifer writes. She's already hard at work on her next book. Jennifer is a member of the Romance Writers of America and is active in the Long Island Romance Writers, as well as being a member of CTRWA.
To visit Jennifer online, please check out her website and follow her on Twitter and Facebook.
To check out her new releases, please click on the links for AUTUMN GETAWAY and ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS.
Jesse welcomes the spectacular Jeannie Moon to dish about book boyfriends (with two different giveaways!)
Please join me in welcoming contemporary author Jeannie Moon to the Quills today to talk about her new release and a subject near and dear to many of our hearts, namely …
Book Boyfriends: A Way of Life
Hey Gang! I'm really happy to back here on the Jaunty Quills, I love the warm welcome I always receive when I'm here.
But, well, I have a confession to make. And you may not be the first to hear this…
*clears throat*
My name is Jeannie, and I fall in love with guys in books.
Nothing to say? No comments from the peanut gallery?
So, um…do you guys feel the same way?
*sighs* You are my people.
I suppose it's no secret that romance lovers embrace the book boyfriend like no other reader, and I believe I know why—because romance authors are just as bad. We're shameless hussies, throwing over one boyfriend for another every time we open a new manuscript. And, of course, we have great fun dragging our readers along for the ride.
Between the heroes I write and the heroes I read, my imagination runs wild! Lately, I've been much more selective. But I most definitely have a type. And it's not necessarily a physical type, it's an emotional type. I like an alpha male who's got a bit of a soft belly. You know, the tough guy who loves that little purse dog his girlfriend adores. It's the focused businessman, the cop, the athlete or the computer geek who is never too busy for the people he loves.
He's perfect in so many ways. Tall and broad. Handsome and wealthy. But the best ones have hearts of gold, and we can't resist them.
Writing Owen Kent, the main man in The Second Chance Hero, was a challenge because let's face it…he's a billionaire marine. That's pure romance fodder, but then we learn more about him. He never expected to be in business. He planned on getting his education at the Naval Academy and then spending his career in the military. When he left active duty he stayed in the reserves. He works hard; he's smart; he's close to his family; he likes babies. Do you love him already? How could you not? Owen the hero is a product of his backstory, and that's what makes him so loveable.
And such is the way of the book boyfriend. However, because of those wonderful heroes, romance readers are much maligned. It's thought we have unrealistic expectations, but I think the book boyfriend, while he may set the bar high, also lets us see what we really should be looking for in our lives. We deserve to be loved unconditionally. To have a partner who cares about our needs, or wants. Handsome is nice, but if that's all you think about, you've missed the point of the book boyfriend or any boyfriend, for that matter. Looks will fade. But a sensitive heart, a kind nature, a sharp mind and a good sense of humor will outlast a pretty face. Those are the things we want.
Those are the things that matter.
In real life, our significant other is there with us through life's ups and downs. Our book boyfriends take it one step further, allowing us to escape from the stresses of everyday life. No job is too outrageous, no setting is too far away, and money is not an object. It's the perfect storm of happiness and we can go there whenever we want.
The romance novel isn't necessarily about perfection, but the book boyfriend is perfect for us. He lives in a safe world that provides a haven, and a new guy, whenever we need one.
Tell me about your favorite book boyfriend in the comments. Who is your guy? I'll be giving away a digital copy from my backlist to one lucky commenter.
Here's a link to my website jeanniemoon.com. You'll find all my social media links there, as well as links to my books. While you're there, make sure you read the excerpt of The Second Chance Hero. After you do, find me on Facebook (there will be a post there waiting for you) and let me know what you think. Facebook commenters will be eligible for another drawing.
Thanks again for having me, JQ's. I always love stopping in.
Jeannie Moon has always been a romantic. When she's not spinning tales of her own, Jeannie works as a school librarian, thankful she has a job that allows her to immerse herself in books, and call it work. Married to her high school sweetheart, Jeannie has three kids, three lovable dogs and resides on Long Island, NY. If she's more than ten miles away from salt water for any longer than a week, she gets twitchy. The Second Chance Hero is the fourth book in her Forever Love Series. Visit Jeannie's website at www.jeanniemoon.com
The Jaunty Quills are excited to present debut author Jessica Peterson, author of The Gentleman Jewel Thief. I was fortunate enough to read an advance copy, and it's one of the best debut books I've read. The Gentleman Jewel Thief was sexy, witty, and fast-paced. Keep reading to find out how to win a copy of The Gentleman Jewel Thief, plus an ARC of The Millionaire Rogue, book 2 of The Hope Diamond Trilogy, which comes out on January 6 from Berkley Sensation!
Shana: Welcome, Jessica! Tell us about The Gentleman Jewel Thief. This is the first book in the Hope Diamond Trilogy, right?
Jessica Peterson: Hi Shana! Many thanks to you and the Jaunty Quills for hosting me today. It's an honor to rub (virtual!) elbows with so many authors I admire.
And yes, The Gentleman Jewel Thief is the first book of The Hope Diamond Trilogy. I pitch it as The Thomas Crown Affair meets a (very sassy) Jane Austen. The idea first came to me while I was doing research on the Regency era. Turns out the Hope Diamond – known as the French Blue back then – shows up in 1812 London after disappearing, mysteriously, some twenty years before during the tumult of the French Revolution. I knew I had to write a series around the infamous gem; its appearance in Regency England was far too tantalizing a mystery to leave unexplored! My agent was the one who came up with the "gentleman jewel thief" idea, and I ran with it. In the process, I encountered an array of fascinating historical figures who may or may not have been involved in the French Blue's travels – the Prince of Wales (Prinny, later King George IV) and his long suffering wife, Princess Caroline; the bourbon King Louis XVIII; the Hope family; and Napoleon Bonaparte – many of whom make cameos in The Hope Diamond Trilogy.
Book One – The Gentleman Jewel Thief – tells the tale of (you guessed it!) a bad boy gentleman jewel thief, and the alluring lady from whom he pilfers the French Blue. Book Two – The Millionaire Rogue, out in January! – follows Thomas Hope, the millionaire banker who purchased the gem under suspicious circumstances, and the debutante who may foil his plans to get it back. Book Three – The Undercover Scoundrel, available next summer – explores the inconvenient attraction that blooms between Henry Lake, the man tasked with recovering the diamond, and Lady Caroline, Dowager Duchess of Berry, our jewel thief's widowed sister. All sorts of deliciousness ensues!
I had so much fun writing The Gentleman Jewel Thief, and am so glad you enjoyed it as well, Shana. I mean, what's not to like about a forty five carat diamond? I wouldn't mind wearing that thing around my neck.
Shana: I'd wear it too, but I'd feel like I needed a bodyguard. I loved your hero, Lord William Townshend. He's so deliciously wicked. Tell us more about him.
Jessica Peterson: William is quite wicked, isn't he? I drew enormous inspiration from both Steve McQueen and hairy-chested Pierce Brosnan in their roles as Thomas Crown in The Thomas Crown Affair. I loved the idea of a bored, wildly handsome, unimaginably wealthy playboy who steals a priceless object in front of all the world, just because he can.
It is a fine balance to strike when you're writing a rakehell hero like William Townshend – wealthy but not entitled, bored but not aloof, intelligent but not callous. No one likes a careless, spoiled, rotten hero less than me, so it was a challenge to uncover William's softer side; the vulnerable part of him, the part beneath the debonair, calculating exterior. I think Lady Violet, my heroine, uncovers that part of him quite nicely – along with other, rather less virtuous parts, of course.
Shana: Pierce Brosnan and Steve McQueen! Love the combo of those two. What drew you to writing about the Regency era?
Jessica Peterson: I am a huge history nerd, and I am proud of it. Growing up, I was a chunky, awkward, decidedly introverted kid, and I think I liked escaping into worlds that were very different from my own – worlds without bullies, gym class, or braces (I suffered all three). I started with Gone With the Wind, and was blown away (sorry, I couldn't resist!) by the romance. It wasn't long before I discovered Jane Austen, which led me to Regency Romance. I grew up on a steady diet of Princess Diana and her handsome sons; I loved England, I loved royalty, and I loved the idea of living in a palace. So I guess the Regency period is a natural fit for all the things I love – add a Benedict Cumberbatch-lookalike hero, and I am one happy camper!
Shana: Tell us a bit about your publishing journey. Is being a published author like you thought it would be?
Jessica Peterson: It's funny – when you're working on your first, or maybe your fifth, or fiftieth manuscript, and you're not published yet, all you can think about is getting that publishing contract. You think, "Hey, once I sign the dotted line, I am going to live like Danielle Steel and I am going to date Benedict and all my problems will go away."
I am here to tell you that your journey BEGINS when you get that contract. Obviously I am new to the publishing world, so this is by no means a blanket statement, but signing the dotted line brings with it a whole new host of challenges – and desires. Marketing and publicity are things I never thought twice about when I was unpublished; now they take up a decent chunk of my time, and I never seem to know what I'm doing! You want your book to sell well. You want it to get good reviews. You want to write like Shana Galen, or Sarah MacLean, or other masters of the genre.
I guess you realize just how much you have to learn – and that, sadly, unless you are an A-list actress or Pippa Middleton, you are never going to date Benedict.
Shana: Aww, thanks! And how do I not know Pippa Middleton is dating Benedict?
Finally, tell us what you have coming next.
Jessica Peterson: Sure! Book 2 of The Hope Diamond Trilogy, The Millionaire Rogue, hits shelves on January 6, 2015 – perfect for all you lucky readers who receive Amazon or Barnes and Noble gift certificates over the holidays!
I'd say this book is a lot more emotional than book one – lushly so. Thomas and Sophia, my main guy and gal, have such an instant, intense connection from the moment they meet on the page. Thomas is one of those quiet, but intense and passionate, heroes. Neither Thomas nor Sophia intends, or wants (or is allowed, really) to fall in love; it's a "one-drink-turning-into-naked-kissing-on-the-couch" type situation. The thing they share – they can't resist it. And that's the kind of romance I love.
Readers, now it's your turn. Are you a fan of sexy bad boys? Could you love a gentleman jewel thief? One reader who comments will be randomly chosen to win a copy of The Gentleman Jewel Thief and an ARC of The Millionaire Rogue. U.S. and Canada only, please! The winner will be announced Sunday and contacted via email.
The Millionaire Rogue…
In a time when ladies were demure and men courtly, one priceless treasure set England's lust ablaze and incited unimaginable scandal and passion—the Hope Diamond.
Heir to an impressive title and fortune, Lord William Townshend, Earl of Harclay, is among the most disreputable rakes in England. But, desperately bored by dull heiresses and tedious soirees, he seeks new excitement—with a dangerous scheme to steal the world's most legendary gemstone from its owner, Alexander Hope. To his surprise, however, it's not the robbery that sets his blood burning but the alluring lady from whom he pilfers the gem.
A string of bad luck has left the fate of Lady Violet Rutledge's estate entirely in Hope's scheming hands. So when his prized jewel disappears from around her neck, she has no choice but to track down the villain responsible for the theft. Only Harclay has his sights set on taking more from her than the necklace—and she's tempted to surrender anything he desires…
Now, caught in a thrilling game of secrecy and seduction, Violet must find a way to protect her fortune—and her heart—before she loses both forever…
Jessica Peterson began reading romance to escape the decidedly unromantic awkwardness of her teenage years. Having found solace in the likes of Rhett Butler and Mr. Darcy, it wasn't long before she began creating tall, dark, and handsome heroes of her own.
A graduate of Duke University, Jessica worked in an investment bank before leaving to pursue her writerly dreams. She lives with her husband, the tall, dark, and handsome Mr. Peterson, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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These color-rich classes will provide students with the basic knowledge of silk painting. Learn about Jacquard artist-grade dyes, types of resists, the use of texture, how to select the right brushes, and methods for stretching silk.
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Week 1: Free Form– Loose, colorful and easy, and Shibori - Japanese pole wrapping
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Teresa Giudice tried to physically assault Danielle Staub on Monday night's Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion special. Relive the madness NOW.
And while one doesn't need to explain why such an action would be desirable (raise your hand if you don't want to assault Danielle Staub), Giudice wrote about the incident in her latest Bravo website blog.
Focused on the reference by Staub to her nephew - she accused Teresa of not acknowledging his birth - Guidice says she initially was confounded.
"I had no idea what she was talking about because I WAS there [at the hospital]," she writes. "But then I realized what she was saying – that she had been digging around my extended family and trying to find dirt on me and defame them. And I just had it. I will not stand for that (or sit still anyway)."
Danielle seemed to be implying that Giudice's nephew was actually her husband's love child.Continued an understandably peeved Teresa:
"Who would sit back and let someone spew lies about their family on national television?
"She spends her time running around town trying to dig up dirt about all of us. And then she spits it back at you when you least expect it. It's ALWAYS lies, but it's shocking to hear because she's letting you know she's talked to people in your life. It would make anyone crazy."
Not like that's a far trip for Giudice, of course. Admitting she's "a screamer," Teresa did say she was sorry for shoving host Andy Cohen.
Bravo, naturally, will air the second half of the show's reunion special next Monday night. After all, people may complain that these women are insane - but the ratings prove insanity is a draw.
For pete's sake - can some one, any one, out there tell me the relationship between the New Jersey Housewives Danielle Staub Who is her ex, or brother or whatever? I came in pretty late into watching the show and can't figure out how she can ruin or try to ruin so many lives. Thanks
I have no problem pointing a laughing at people who deserve it! I assume that it has happened to you and that is why you are so sensitive about it! As far as "gay friendly" I am fine with that as long as it is not towards me. Lay your head down on whoever's pillow you want, just not mine! Don't worry I am sure Danielle would give you a chance...hell she might even sing a song about it! Don't mock me either....it could get you punched!
We have no beef with gay people here in Boston. Also when we REALLY believe people are insane, we are compassionate. We would never point and laugh at people we thought were insane. Nor do we care who warms who's pillows. I guess that's just how
"Boston" rolls. ;)
Acutally I have no relation to anyone on the show. But if I did, you would see my face on TV going Head to Head with Danielle! I am from Indiana and I would love for Danielle to come visit the midwest so we could point and laugh at her. Sounds like "Boston" has a crush on Danielle, maybe you have a chance since she swings both ways now!!!
Actually...I have no relation with the families on the show because if I did you would see my face on TV because I would NEVER tolerate Danielle. I am from Indiana and we have class in the midwest :) Sounds like "BOSTON" has a crush on Danielle, she swings both ways maybe you have a chance with her!!!
lol i think kelly and other people on this thread are either theresa or her family. ;) ps thanks for checking in with your spell checker there. MUCHO appreciated.
Again....with Danielle!! Anyone that would even think about defending her is mentally insane! The women is completely out of her mind and anything she could dig up on the other castmates is nothing compared to her 1980's Soap Opera. I wish I could have one moment with her is a room to let her know how us Midwest Women roll! Talking about someone spending beyond their means and filing Bankruptcy ( the correct way to spell Bankruptcy "Boston") is nothing compared to a cocaine addict who is a poor example of a stripper! 3 out 5 Americans file for bankruptcy everyday! GET A CLUE! But hey, if all else fails make a sex tape and try to earn money that way. That is what Danielle does!!! I wonder if you can find that tape in the "Trashy Trailer Park Girls Gone WILD" or "Tranny Takes The Night"??? hummm....
Teresa is in Denial. I kind of feel sorry for how stupid she is. Her life must really suck and unfortunately that's what she gets for being a *itch. KARMA BABY KARMA!
um, on what turf is four against one normal no matter WHAT the one did? i agree Theresa had an awfully strong reaction to what was supposedly BS. believe you me, if someone slings and untruth towards me, it's very easy to side step it. if i get caught off guard by something "embarrassing" i can FEEL the heat rise, you know kinda like Theresa responds.
i hear a lot accusations being lobbed at Danielle. what about driving your husband and your family underground with your spending habits? what about filing for bankruptsy and not having to pay your own debt? what about scrounging around for dirt on Danielle right out the gate? what about driving around while stinking drunk and risking killing an innocent person or family?
glass houses are sure lobbing a lot of rocks.
Teresa is such an air head all she knows how to do is swear she knows joes a drunk and she probally thinks joe had some alone time with danielle (if you know what i mean) so thats probally whys she piss at her to she dont like it when people point out whats wrong with her life


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The Progressive Conservatives have lost a major legal battle in their long-running war with the Working Families coalition of unions.
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The Progressive Conservatives have lost a major legal battle in their long-running war with the Working Families coalition of unions.
Claims by the Tories that the group is a Liberal front were rejected by the Ontario Court of Appeal last Thursday.
A panel of Justices Robert Sharpe, Gloria Epstein, and Eileen Gillese unanimously dismissed the Tories' appeal.
Working Families lawyer Paul Cavalluzzo said the decision is good news and once again proves the organization is not linked to the governing Liberals.
The coalition, which includes the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association, and the Ontario Nurses' Association, spent $2.1 million on ads attacking PC Leader Tim Hudak during the 2011 election campaign.
But Cavalluzzo said in a democracy such groups are allowed to voice political opinions.
"All they're doing is exercising their freedom of expressions and then they're brought to the huge expense of litigation on the basis of a capricious application. It's becoming a very expensive game," he said.
"They lost before the chief elections officer; secondly, they lost before the Ontario Divisional Court; and now they've lost before a unanimous Court of Appeal. So hopefully they're hockey fans and this is the end of the third period and it may be over."
The Conservatives still face the possibility of having to pay up to $100,000 in the unions' legal costs.
Patrick Dillon, business manager and secretary treasurer of the Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council of Ontario, said the court fight is a "nuisance" to Working Families, which he helped launch a decade ago.
"We were expecting to win. There's just no evidence that should have allowed them to take it that far anyway. That's part of the process and they're allowed to do that," said Dillon.
While the Tories could seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, PC MPP Lisa MacLeod said the party is determining its course of action.
"We're leaving our options open but we will continue to fight this in the court of public opinion," MacLeod (Nepean—Carleton) said from Ottawa.
"It's something we firmly believe in and something we're going to continue to pursue," she said.
"If left unchecked the Working Families will continue to attack Progressive Conservative party leaders as it has from Ernie Eves to John Tory and, of course, Tim Hudak."
Hudak has maintained that many Liberal government policies — on matters as disparate as apprenticeships and wage freezes — have been shaped because the party is indebted to Working Families.
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'Israel has room for in-home water recycling'
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While Israel's authorities allow almost no decentralized water systems, experts
stressed that there would be a place for such structures – particularly
greywater recycling mechanisms – in the country's future, at a conference in the
Negev last week.The third Sde Boker Conference on Advanced Water
Management Technologies was held at Ben-Gurion University Sde Boker
campus.Other highly developed countries, such as the United States,
Australia and Germany, allow at least to some extent the reuse of household
greywater, but the Health Ministry still takes issue with such practices due to
fears of health risk, according to Prof.Amit Gross, of the Environmental
Hydrology and Microbiology Department at BGU's Zuckerberg Institute for Water
Research.While Israel reuses a higher proportion of treated wastewater
than any country by far – more than 80 percent – and its desalinated water
industry also thrives, all of these mechanisms are performed in a centralized,
large-scale form. Decentralized greywater reuse, on the other hand, would mean
individual homes reusing sink and shower basin water to flush their toilets and
water their gardens, experts explained."In Israel we neglect almost
completely the discipline of decentralized water treatment," Gross
said.To put it simply, blackwater is defined as feces with flushing
water and urine, yellowwater is urine with or without flushing water, brownwater
is feces with flushing water without urine, and greywater is other domestic
sewage – such as used shower or sink water, Prof. Jörg Londong of the
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar said.Londong spoke of projects in Germany and
Switzerland where waste products are being separated into streams right from the
home – deriving nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium from urine,
organic content for biogas and fertilizer from feces, and reusable water from
greywater. The ideal situation, he said, would be "using everything, not just
water but the nutrients."About 70% of urban water demand in developed
countries is for domestic consumption, and of that 70%, about 60% to 70% becomes
greywater, said Prof. Eran Fridler, of the Environmental, Water and Agricultural
Engineering Department at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.Of
that greywater, about two-thirds is deemed light greywater – bath, shower and
wash-basin water – and about one-third is dark greywater – water from the
kitchen sink, the dishwasher and the washing machine, Fridler
explained.By using greywater to flush toilets, countries can reduce the
demand for potable water by 30%, and by using it to both flush toilets and water
gardens, countries can reduce the demand by 40%, Fridler said."When
planning our systems we have to think about how to save and use more efficiently
our water," said Eli Cohen, CEO and an engineer at the Tzipori-based Ayala Water
and Ecology, which develops natural biological systems for wastewater
treatment.While a centralized approach might be easier to control, it
requires more infrastructure, longer-range transport, more piping, pumping,
maintenance, water loss, energy and contamination, Cohen explained.
Decentralized approaches lack those disadvantages but still are often seen as a
nuisance to the surrounding community and also require complex technological
skill to install, he said."It's starting to get its place in the world,
but it's too slow," he said.Gross and a team have been experimenting
with greywater flow for three years, using installed constructed wetlands for
further purification to irrigate landscapes and gardens. While there have been
failures – only 45% of the systems experienced no failure during the entire
period – fecal coliform levels met stringent Israeli standards, and soil treated
with the greywater was similar in quality to soil treated with freshwater, he
said.Gross stressed his hope that Israeli authorities would warm up to
the idea of using decentralized greywater systems."One major issue is
that there is a lack of long-term quantitative information, and if we introduce
that I think we can convince the authorities that it is possible," he
said.On a national scale, using greywater could reduce urban water
consumption by an annual 140 million cubic meters by 2050 (around 10%), as well
as reduce electricity usage by 560 gigawatthours (about 0.5%) by that time,
according to Gross.Meanwhile, the country would be able to eliminate the
need of one large desalination plant, reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about
an annual 6 to 8 tons and save about $3 billion-$4b. in direct costs by that
same year, he added."Even in a single-house operation, water reuse can
be economical and it can increase water savings by 40%," Gross said. "It is
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Capri Apartment Rental Photos and Description
This ample flat with large private terrace is the perfect holiday destination
Situated in a luxurious period villa in a marvellous location with wide views of the old town and the sea, this spacious house with large private balcony is the perfect destination for a romantic holiday or a great family experience.
This magnificent three-bedroom home is located on the piano nobile of the historical Villa Mezzomonte in Capri, mentioned in several publications about the island's stately homes. It is within ten minutes reach from the world-famous Piazzetta and sports a more-than-180-degree view of the sea and of the old town from the al-fresco dining terrace.
The villa and the property are bursting with period features, including the majestic double marble staircase leading up to the first floor, the giant star chandeliers hanging from the 6-meter-high vaulted ceilings, and the iconic stained-glass arch window, which casts an ethereal emerald hue into the immense entrance hall.
From the bustle of the cafes in the Piazzetta, through the busy artisan workshops and little archways of Via Le Botteghe (so narrow that you will brush shoulders with the people coming from the opposite direction), you make your way up an oleander-shaded path to La Croce (The Crossroads), once the main node of the old mule tracks of upper side of the Capri, and an obligatory walk-through for the archaeological site of Emperor Tiberius's Villa Jovis and for the Arco Naturale (Natural Arch).
Right beyond the stone wall with overhanging lemon branches to your left, you can see a towering yellow villa framed by white eaves. You'll probably spot some tourists taking pictures through the ornate wrought iron gate. Reach the building glass front door across the citrus and cactus garden, and step into the cool entrance hall, with original ceramic tiles, period wrought-iron chandeliers and a gigantic marble staircase which takes you up to the first floor.
Step through the hallway into the spacious 33sqm (360 sqft) reception, with hand-painted ceramic-tiled floors throughout, a gigantic nautical star-shaped glass-and-iron chandelier hanging from the six-meter-high cross-vaulted ceiling, and an impressive wrought-iron-balustrade staircase leading up to the secluded mezzanine floor. A collection of original furniture from the time the house was converted in the early 70s is complemented by a selection of newer pieces and refined decorations, including ornamental maiolica masks from the artisan town of Vietri Sul Mare and designer pieces such as the Arco Lamp by Achille Castiglioni. The reception is the perfect place to relax during the hottest hours of the day and to enjoy a perfectly-cooked meal of one of the many delicacies of the island. It also has access to the private terrace though the tall French doors.
The terrace is the true jewel of the home: spacious enough for a large party to comfortably dine al fresco in the gentle breeze that favours this spot, this area features extensive views of the sea, of the old town, of the Monte Solaro and the Monte di Tuoro. With the wrought-iron balustrades and period globe-shaped lamps, it is perfect to lie in the sun on a reclinable chair or to enjoy a chilled local white wine before dinner while peeking at the multimillion-dollar yachts and twinkling cruise-liners which regularly parade off the coast of Marina Piccola. The terrace also overlooks the villa's citrus garden and picnic area.
From the reception's polished-stone staircase you can access the master bedroom, which is separated from the reception below by the means of sliding glass doors and curtains. This bedroom features a king-size bed, an original hand-made five-door built-in wardrobe with lots of storage, comfortable bedside tables, a small couch and a large mirror. It also leads to the en-suite full bathroom with vanity mirror, glass cabinets, shower-over-bath, sink with mixer tap, bidet and toilet. The window overlooks the pretty XI century S.Michele Church, the garden of which is carefully manicured by the local community and is definitely worth a short visit. If you'd like to attend, they also hold singing Sunday services.
The master bedroom also gives access to a small utility room which hosts some more storage space and a new washing machine.
The south-facing bedroom on the main floor has also access to the terrace, and features two twin beds, bedside tables, a double built-in wardrobe, a large wooden chest of drawers, a full-sized mirror, high vaulted ceilings and a smaller version of the star-shaped chandelier that adorns the reception room.
The adjacent east-facing bedroom also has two twin beds, which can be joined to form an additional double bed. It also features high ceilings with a maiolica chandelier, a large hand-made wooden wardrobe, bedside tables, a wide window sill, and additional shelving. The large window also looks over the gardens of the S.Michele Church.
Between the two twin bedrooms is the family bathroom, which is fully tiled and equipped with sink with mixer tap, shower-over-bath, vanity mirror with cabinet, toilet, bidet, and extractor fan.
The kitchen comes with large fridge, gas cooker, electric oven and dishwasher. The furniture is original from the 70s conversion and is in perfect conditions. You will find a wide range of cookware and tableware at your disposal.
Guest Access
You will have exclusive use of the property, although some space might be reserved for our personal effects. You will also have access to the villa's communal citrus garden and picnic area.
From mid April till mid October, we offer our guests the chance to gain access to the exclusive panoramic swimming pool of a nearby hotel for an additional fee.
Interaction with Guests
We will be in touch with you from the moment of your booking and throughout your reservation by phone, by email, and in person when possible. When we are not on the island ourselves, our housekeeper will meet you at the flat at your arrival to give you the keys to collect them at your departure. She will be able to show you around the flat and demonstrate how to lock and unlock doors and windows. As she doesn't speak English, please refer to us directly for any question or doubt that you might have.
You are most welcome to ask us for advice about activities, restaurants, shopping, or everyday life on the island.
There is a wide range of activities and services that we can book for you before your arrival. If you would like to know more, feel free to ask. Here are a few examples:
TRANSFERS: including car transfer from Naples and Rome airport and train station, speedboat transfer from Naples.
TOURS: walking and boat guided tours of the island and of the Amalfi coast
ACTIVITIES (to be arranged in advance and depending on availability): scuba diving, boat rental, Vespa rental, cooking classes, massage and spa services and much more…
SERVICES: regular housekeeping, babysitting, and much more...
Other Things to Note
Please note that only groups of 5 or more will have access to the East-facing bedroom.
Although all care has been taken to ensure that TV services are provided, being a small island, disruption might occur outside of our control.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Singles
- children welcome
- pets considered
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Once you've done your research, actually offsetting your carbon is easy. It's just like booking your park tickets online. You tell the site where you're traveling from and it'll work out the cost. All you need then is a credit or debit card! At the moment, we in the Western World are using up natural resources at such a rate that we need three whole Earths to support us. In the future we want our children to be able to enjoy their own visits to Walt Disney World and to introduce their own children to the magic. They have a much better chance of being able to do that if we all make a few simple changes now.
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WVWS Associate and Juried members are invited to apply for either Juried or Signature status in the society. Deadline for jury submission is Oct. 30. Click here for information and to download the jury application packet.
2015 WVWS Workshop announcement!
Judy Reed, workshop coordinator is pleased to announce that the 2015 WVWS workshop will be led by award-winning watercolorist Jeannie McGuire of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The four-day workshop will be July 16-17-18-19, 2015, at Timberline Resort near Davis, W.Va.
Cost and other specifics are still be worked out at this time but contact Judy Reed immediately if you are interested so your place can be saved. Space is limited and we expect this workshop to fill very quickly!
Contact Judy at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-782-3158.
Jeannie McGuire won the American Watercolor Society Gold Medal of Honor in 2011 for her painting "Kenneth" and has been recognized in scores of other shows around the country. She has also been featured in national and international art magazines.
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Signature show in Martinsburg Sept. !
UPDATE: The prospectus for the Signature Exhibition can be downloaded HERE.
The Berkeley Arts Council is pleased to be hosting a statewide watercolor exhibit in the Art Works Gallery, in Martinsburg W.Va., from Sept. 5 - 28, featuring works from WVWS Signature members.
The exhibit will feature some of the outstanding watercolor artists in the state, and several who are from the Eastern Panhandle area.
The West Virginia Watercolor Society has several levels of membership. The Signature member holds the highest status, and has achieved a superior level of skill in painting with watercolors. The signature level painter is accorded the privilege of using the initials of the Watercolor Society, (WVWS) as part of their signature line on their paintings. It denotes a high level of achievement and the fact that their work has been juried and deemed to have met the rigorous standards outlined by the Society.
Signature Status is also granted to any watercolor artist who is a signature member of the American Watercolor Society, the National Watercolor Society, or whose work has been accepted in any AWS, NWS, or Watercolor USA exhibit.
The Berkeley Arts Council will also host a watercolor workshop by Lynn Ferris during the exhibition. Visit the workshop section at the bottom of the Opportunities page for more information.
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>> Pat Roberts of Charleston has been juried into and is showing currently in these locations: West Virginia 2013 Juried Exhibition, Merit Award winner, which is hanging at the Culture Center on the Capitol Complex in Charleston, Allied Artists 2014 Juried Exhibition where she has two paintings at the Huntington Museum of Art in Huntington, and The Best Of West Virginia exhibition in the Dickirson Gallery at Tamarack in Beckley where she has one painting.
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This past Saturday, the Speech and Debate Team competed at Sandhills Community College. Congratulations to Anja de Waal and Marie McCoy, who placed second in junior varsity public forum debate; to Lucas Molander and Roger Villarreal, who placed third in varsity public forum debate; to Emily Stuelke, who placed third in junior varsity Lincoln-Douglas debate; to Marley Peterson and Olivia Schreiner, who placed third in junior varsity public forum debate; and to Andrew Osborne, who placed fifth in original oratory. We are proud of all who participated!
The JV and Varsity wrestlers won over Green Hope last Wednesday night. All the varsity won and JV winners were: Saquib Ismail, Payton Gingras, Ethan Mendel, Sam Lavinder, Quinn Dunphy, Tamer Sader, Nick Straight, And Nick Sudderth. Go Imps!
The swim team had their first meet last night against Green Hope, Cardinal Gibbons, and Athens Drive. The women's team took third and the men took second, falling only to Green Hope, with a score of 150-142. The swimming imps had several swimmers place first in their individual events: Garret Troxler took first in the 200 yard Freestyle, Tosh Kawagu-chi won the 200 yard Individual Medley, and Christine Kerr won both the 50 and 100 yard Freestyle events.
The final race for each team was the 400 yard Freestyle Relay. Both teams came away with FIRST out of eight relay teams. The women's relay team was Sarah Leibold, Kiana Albert, Elena Adcock, and Christine Kerr. The men's relay team was Will Atkinson, Chase Millar, Garret Troxler, and Tosh Kawaguchi. Congrats to all of the Cary High Swimmers!!!
NCTAP is an apprenticeship program designed to develop experts needed in the modern workforce. An apprenticeship offers a unique start to a professional career. The core training program utilizes a hands-on approach to develop skills across a wide range of disciplines. Starting in the 11th grade of high school, this 4-year program is divided into modules, with classes at Wake Tech Community College and paid, on-the-job training at participating Triangle employers.
Here are some of the opportunities they offer in high-demand careers: welding fabricator, CNCmachinist, mold/plastics tech, sheet metal fabrication, machine assembly and repair, electronic tech, automation.
To be eligible for this program, you must meet certain basic requirements outlined at http://www.nctap.org/for-students.html. A representative will talk with students in early December at Cary High. Interested students and parents MUST attend one or more Open Houses at the companies during December - Saturday mornings. www.nctap.org
To learn more about this program and other Engineering opportunities, please sign up in Student Services to meet with Lisa Williams or contact her directly at at email@example.com or 919.460.3566.
Future ENGINEERS: If you are interested in paid training in the afternoons during your senior year in high school, sign up in Student Services or contact Mrs. Williams email@example.com.
Did you know? The Air Force has its own community college! Members of the Air Force can earn college credit while in the military. Staff Sergeant Simplott will be available in the Career Center on Dec. 2, during lunches, to discuss this option. Sign up in Student Services to come in and talk with him!
The men's varsity basketball team is looking for a manager and a scorekeeper for this up-coming season. Please see Coach Gus in room 405 for details.
Attention Seniors who have applied to graduate in January: We are preparing to order diplomas. Please stop by Student Services by the end of the day on Tuesday, Nov. 25, to verify that your name is spelled correctly.
Wake County Schools students can participate in the Ross Andrews Nature Poetry Contest. The contest honors Ross Andrews, a young environmental educator who believed in the importance of the natural world and our relationship to it. The deadline to participate is March 31, 2015. Only non-published poems will be accepted.
The contest has four categories: grades K-5, 6-8, 9-12 and adult with montetary awards for two winners in each category. You can find the rules on the WCPSS website at:
Reading and judging will be contdcted by a panel of High School English teachers from several different school districts. Winners will be asked to read their poems during and Earth Day Celebration on Friday, April 24, 2015 at which time they will receive their award.
Congratulations to the 2014/2015 Cary High Teacher of the Year – Mrs. Karla Nantz! You've made history!
The Cary YMCA and Inside Out Sports are in need of volunteers to staff this year's Inside Out Sports 8K Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day. We need help on Wednesday to stuff participant packets and for late registration and packet pick up at Inside Out Sports, and on Thanksgiving morning for the fun run, the 8k and the 100 yd. dash for the little ones.
Positions include water stops, timers, course volunteers, finish line, and of course MORE packet pick up. If you plan to be in town that day and won't be eating until later, please check us out at http://tinyurl.com/Volunteer-Turkey . This is a great family event, as there are entire families entered as participants, and there are several families who come out and volunteer together as their own service event for the holiday.
On Tuesday, December 9, there will be a cap and gown order make-up day during SMART lunch in the gym lobby. Remember, you need to be prepared to make two payments that day. One payment will be to Cary High School for senior dues ($20). The second will be to Herff-Jones. Bring your completed order form and your $80 down payment to order a package or items totaling over $80. Bring the exact amount due if your order totals less than $80.
Information packets with the catalog and order form were distributed in a class meeting and extra packets are in the school's main office.
The time has come to purchase your son or daughter's senior ad to be placed in this year's yearbook. Cary High School and the Yearbook staff would like to offer you the chance to remember your graduate with personal messages, childhood photos and recent pictures. All ads will be in full color. The final date to submit ads is Friday, December 19, 2014. Please read all the materials at this link: Senior Ad Info (https://sites.google.com/a/wcpss.net/chs-yearbook/ ) to ensure you will get the best ad possible. Questions? Contact the yearbook advisor, Caroline Sutton (firstname.lastname@example.com ).
Pre-orders for Cary High School "Class of 2015" yard signs have begun. This is a great chance to announce your graduate! Signs are only $15 each. Just print off the order form and mail a check. Are you sure one sign is enough? Details are on the order form. Go ahead – send your order in NOW while you are thinking about it!!
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Have you seen the one page, printable Winter Sports schedule? It's one-stop shopping where you can see the many sporting activities that you and your family can come out and support. (Make sure to choose 'landscape' orientation when you print it.) This can be accessed from this website. Just click on the Departments on the home page, then click on Athletics.
We would like to bring your attention to an exciting opportunity for your students. It is a free summer day camp for students interested in geology. Since many students will not be taking an earth science course this semester, we would appreciate if you would inform the students in all your science classes about the camp.
Exploring the Earth Summer Camp:
Students will be exposed to research in geology, marine science and atmospheric science and will participate in research activities in each area. Camp counselors from the Marine, Earth and Atmospheric sciences department at North Carolina State University include representatives of each discipline.
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Due to safety concerns, intramurals on Thursday will be one sport per week. We will alternate the sport each week, starting with basketball this week (October 30) and soccer next week. If you have any questions please see Coach Johns.
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It's that time again!!! Senior year is flying by and we have another Muffin Wednesday scheduled for November 5th. The seniors really enjoy this treat and we will need your help. We need muffins (preferably no nuts) for distribution to the Senior Class next Wednesday, November 5. Large muffins like the ones from the warehouse stores are preferred (we cut them into two portions). Remember, these muffins have to be store bought according to Wake County policy. If you cannot donate muffins, your time or monetary donations are also accepted. Monetary donations allow us to purchase muffins, napkins, and extra supplies for the Seniors. Use this link to sign-up: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4CA4A62CA02-senior1/1295005 . Thank you for your support! Coordinators: Jill Cole and Sandra Libero.
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FrieslandCampina Kievit, Reestdalcollege MeppelDe Wijk
FrieslandCampina Kievit, mavo borger, HBO Emmen analytische chemie
FrieslandCampina, KTA2 Villers HasseltAlken, Belgium
FrieslandCampina, MTS Weg- en WaterbouwGroningen et région, Pays-Bas
FrieslandCampinaAnvers/Antwerp et sa région, Belgique
FrieslandCampinaUtrecht et région, Pays-Bas
Director Technology at
Friesland Campina Domo from 2005
Director Technology atFriesland Campina Domo, Technische Universiteit Delft
Friesland Campina Domo from 2005
FrieslandCampina Hellas, NIMBAS, Bradford - Graduate School of Management, American College of GreeceGreece
FrieslandCampina, Modern Sciences and Arts UniversityCairo, Egypt
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