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By Matthew Bates Monday 17 December 2012 Updated: 19/12 12:08
FORMER Coventry City star Peter Ndlovu has been seriously injured in a car crash which claimed the life of his brother.
The 39-year-old suffered a broken leg, broken ribs, internal injuries and head injuries in the crash but is said to be 'conscious and communicating'.
The Sky Blues said they were saddened to hear of the news.
Ndlovu's 42-year-old brother Adam - also a former professional footballer and international - died in the crash in their native Zimbabwe.
A female passenger is also thought to have died in the smash, near Victoria Falls.
Online images show a mangled BMX X5 which had hit a tree after a tyre apparently burst en route to a friendly match.
Peter's six-year stint with the Sky Blues saw him net 39 goals in 176 games. In a message on its website, the club said Ndlovu had claimed iconic status during the spell.
And on its twitter page City added: "All our thoughts and wishes go out to former Sky Blue Peter Ndlovu and his family. Keep strong Nuddy."
FA Cup winning boss John Sillett had spotted Ndlovu during a pre-season tour before his successor Terry Butcher snapped him up in 1991.
He also starred for Birmingham City and Sheffield United during a long career in England and reached a century of caps for his country.
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If you are applying to Grande Prairie Regional College for the first time, a $70 non-refundable application fee must accompany your application. For international (visa) students, the fee is $140 Canadian.
The College policy on Tuition Fee Consultation ensures involvement of student representatives in working groups, committees, or other structures allowing students on-going input into budget developments affecting fees. If you have questions about the consultation process or if you have questions or require additional information about College tuition and fees, please contact Student Services.
Please note the tuition fees may be subject to change. For current information please contact Student Services or see our website.
If you are receiving funding from an outside agency and they would like to be invoiced directly for your educational costs, you must arrange to have them complete a Confirmation of Sponsorship form. This form is available in the Financial Aid Office or on the Financial Aid section of our website and the Financial Aid Team would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.
This form, outlining what costs the sponsoring agency is willing to cover for you (i.e. tuition, fees, books, supplies, tuition deposit), must be received by the payment deadline specified (see Fee Payment) or you will be assessed a late payment penalty.
Students are required to pay a $250 non-refundable deposit* at the time of registration for the academic year. This deposit will be applied to your account for tuition fees when you confirm your registration.
The tuition deposit will not be refunded if you withdraw from College or if you fail to confirm your registration.
*Students in Perioperative Nursing and Harley-Davidson® Technician programs are required to pay a $500 non-refundable tuition deposit at the time of registration.
International students are required to have registration fees paid in full at the time of registration.
Registration confirmation deadlines are noted in Important Dates. Each semester you are expected to confirm your registration. If you fail to confirm your registration in person, you will have your registrations cancelled and will forfeit the tuition deposit. A $50 non-refundable reinstatement charge may be charged if you had your registration dropped due to non-confirmation.
The information on instructional fees, tuition and other fees for full-time programs is listed in the Estimate of Fees on the College website. These amounts are subject to change without notice.
Students registering on a part-time basis should refer to specific course fees listed in the Schedule of Courses/Timetable and listed on the website. Course specific fees are normally published by April 1.
If you do not pay tuition and/or fees or make formal arrangements for a payment plan by the final fee payment due date, as outlined in the Guidelines for Academic Schedule, you will be withdrawn from your program and all courses. The Registrar's Office is responsible for official notification of withdrawal and for information as to whether or not reinstatement options are available. The deadline for reinstatement into the program and courses, if available, is no later than 10 working days from the date of withdrawal. You will be charged a $50 non-refundable reinstatement charge.
Students who have permission to register as an audit student will generally be assessed 50 percent of the published course tuition fee. Other course fees may apply. A fee reduction may not be available if other discounts have already been applied.
Students enrolling in cost recovery courses, such as Spring travel courses and continuing education courses, can expect fees that may vary from those published in this calendar.
Students enrolling in distance delivered courses can expect additional fees that may include shipping and materials fees. The fees are normally listed as Auxiliary Fees on your fee assessment.
Early Learning and Child Care courses - $75
Tuition fees for International Students are assessed at twice the domestic student rates. Further information is available from Student Services.
Students registering on a part-time basis should refer to specific course fees listed in the timetable and listed on the website. Course specific fees are normally published by April 1.
Tuition fees for third and fourth year university level courses offered in collaboration with Athabasca University, the University of Alberta, and the University of Calgary are normally set at University rates. See also Wellness Fees.
If you are registered in specific courses in which specialized equipment or materials, etc. are part of the learning environment, an auxiliary fee will be assessed. Auxiliary fees may vary from course to course. Fees for specific courses will be published in the timetable.
All courses carry a fee to cover administrative costs for transcripts*, graduation, and library services.
*This only includes transcripts sent to institutions in Alberta. Transcripts being sent out of province or for employment verification will be subject to a $10 charge.
At GPRC, we believe in a healthy body and a healthy mind. As such, each GPRC credit student pays an administration fee for courses offered at both the Grande Prairie & Fairview Campuses. The Student Wellness Program allows students to learn lifelong skills in the area of well-being and good health and put them into practice. Students have the opportunity to develop these skills through free access to the GPRC Fitness Centre and Climbing Gym, as well as access to a variety of wellness programs, seminars, activities and special events. Options may include subsidies in local GP league recreation fees, Campus Recreation – Intramurals, Yoga Classes, Fusion Fitness, Spin Classes, Bootcamps, Dance Lessons, Zumba, Nutrition Seminars, Self-Defense Classes, weight room orientations & training options, and much more! With added growth each year, Student Wellness has many useful resources and networks that will be healthy alternatives for students, giving students a higher understanding of what it means to lead an active and healthy lifestyle and to find out more of what's going on in the world of Wellness.
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The deadline for you to drop Fall or Winter registrations for full tuition and fee refund is declared in Important Dates. A student withdrawn for disciplinary reasons shall be ineligible for a refund of fees. Wherein the College has a contract with an outside agency that agrees to cover a student's tuition and fees, the terms and conditions dealing with refunds may differ from College policy.
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Locker rentals are also available for change rooms in the Fitness Centre. You may wish to contact the Fitness Centre office directly for information on their lockers.
You will want to clear out your locker at the end of the semester. The College will not be responsible for any belongings left in the locker at the end of your rental period.
Printing is charged at a cost of $0.10 per sheet (each sheet represents 2 pages, when printed double-sided).
You will have a printing account established with a credit balance at the beginning of each course. For credit courses, you will receive a credit equivalent to $1.00 per credit of courses that you are enrolled in. For non-credit courses (i.e.: Apprenticeship), you will receive a credit equivalent to $1.00 per week of study.
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An agreement between a buyer and seller of property in which the buyer makes payments toward full ownership (as with a mortgage), but in a land contract, the title or deed is held by the owner until the full payment is made. This type of contract is technically not a legally binding agreement and, therefore, many different types of payment formats can be found.
As in a standard mortgage, there is an agreed upon price and payment schedule, but the payments are often not amortized evenly, so that a large balloon payment may be required to complete the purchase. Also known as an installment purchase contract or an installment sale agreement.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Land Contract'
A land contract can be thought of as a "lease with an option to buy". Certain states have more generous legal rights for land contract holders than others. As a result, the world of land contracts can be difficult to navigate. As such, a land contract buyer must be very careful to ensure that the terms of the contract are legally binding in case a dispute arises in the future.
Land contracts are often used by purchasers that would not otherwise qualify for a mortgage, or by investors who wish to complete a purchase faster than a regular mortgage would allow.
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Papeete, Tahiti
Rising in the centre, Mount Orohena and Mount Aorai are the island's highest points; deep valleys radiate in all directions from these central peaks, and steep slopes drop abruptly from the high plateaus to coastal plains. The rugged and rocky Northeast Coast lacks a protective barrier reef, and is thus exposed to intense, pounding surf. Villages lie on a narrow strip between mountains and ocean. The South Coast is broad and gentle, with large gardens and coconut groves sheltered by a barrier reef from the sea.
Papeete, Tahiti's capital, is French Polynesia's only real city and a major South Pacific port of call for freighters, cruise vessels and yachts. With hills rising abruptly behind the town, Papeete stretches along the waterfront for about a mile. Running the entire distance, tree-shaded Boulevard Pomare is lined with new apartment buildings, banks, sidewalk cafés, boutiques, and government offices. Just off the seafront boulevard is Papeete's public market and centre of activity. The atmosphere of the 'marché', as the market is locally known, reflects an earlier Papeete; earthy, vibrant and filled with amiable confusion.
There was no city and the area attracted little attention until 1818, when Reverend Crook of the London Missionary Society settled here. Papeete began to grow in earnest when Queen Pomare made it her capital in the 1820s, and sailing ships took advantage of the protected harbour. By the 1830s, Papeete had become a regular port of call for whalers. When the French made Tahiti a protectorate in 1842, the military arrived on the scene, and French Catholic priests and nuns soon followed. When fire destroyed almost half of Papeete in 1884, a law was passed prohibiting the use of native building materials. In 1906, huge waves resulting from a cyclone wiped out a number of homes and businesses.
Explore this lively town and take in its unique mix of exotic and French ambiance.
Pier InformationThe ship is scheduled to dock at the Papeete waterfront, with the town centre within walking distance. Taxis may not always be easy to find for drives inland. Fares should be established before leaving town. Le Truck is Tahiti's public bus service, which begins and ends its roundtrips at the Municipal Market.
ShoppingBrightly coloured 'pareos' and t-shirts are popular souvenirs. Other mementoes of your visit include Polynesian fashions, shell jewellery, black pearls, French perfume, and handicraft items. Chinese shops are crammed with wares of every variety. Philatelists may want to check out the local postage stamps and first-day covers of all French Pacific territories available at the Post Office. The local currency is the Pacifique Franc (XPF) and the Euro.
CuisineThere is a good selection of French, Chinese, Vietnamese and typical local restaurants. Snack bars and sidewalk cafés along rue General de Gaulle and tucked away in side streets offer quick, less-expensive fare. Most hotels feature Tahitian feasts, or 'tamaraa', along with traditional entertainment.
Other SitesPapeete is designed for walking; armed with a map, it is easy to find your way around. Take a stroll along the lively waterfront, and see sleek yachts sharing the harbour with international freighters. A myriad of outdoor cafés and sidewalk vendors selling local crafts create a vibrant atmosphere.
Le Marché
The colourful local market is the heart of Papeete, and features flowers, tropical fruits and vegetables. Local crafts include hats, bags and shell necklaces, among many others.
Pearl Museum
Located on rue Jeanne d'Arc, the museum's exhibits showcase the history of the black pearl.
Archbishop's Palace
This is without a doubt the finest example of Colonial architecture in a territory of fast-disappearing historic buildings. The park grounds and modern, open-air church also merit a look.
Catholic Cathedral
Notice the Polynesian faces, and mélange of Tahitian and Roman dress on the striking murals depicting the crucifixion inside. The cathedral is southeast of the market on rue General de Gaulle.
Exploring Tahiti
Discover remains of ancient temples, and marvel at the waterfalls, black sand beaches and jagged mountains. Little Tahiti, a small peninsula of prairie grass and grazing cattle, is reminiscent of a rural village in France.
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While we're on the subject of security, this is probably a good time for me to publicly wipe away some of the egg that remains on my face in the wake of my February column, in which I suggested that you should install CGI programs with permissions of 777, known to non-numeric types as "a+rwx", or permission for all users on the system to read, write, and execute the program.
Suffice it to say that this is a grave error, as several readers noticed. Computer security depends on plugging as many holes as possible. On networked multiuser systems running programs that come from various sources, it's almost certainly a bad idea to install a program having permissions that let anyone on the system modify the contents of that program, particularly when a simple (and probably hard-to-notice) modification or two can turn a seemingly innocuous program into a ravenous bug-blatter beast. On a system not running one of the wrappers mentioned here, all CGI programs are run with the same permission, meaning that someone could write a program that can mess with the code or data of another.
If you are the only programmer working on a particular CGI program or Web site, then you can install your programs with 755 permission (u=rwx,ga+rx), so that others on the system—including the HTTP server, which is generally responsible for running CGI programs—can read and execute your code but cannot modify it.
If you are working with others on a site or CGI program, you can set the permissions to 775 (ug=rwx,a+rx), which lets everyone read and execute the program, but allows only the owner and members of the file's group to edit it.
There are probably times when it is appropriate to install a CGI program with 777 (a+rwx) permission, but these are rare.
That's it for the mailbag for this time. Next month, we'll return to a discussion of how to make life easier for non-programmers who might want to modify entries in tables on disk, by writing a few small CGI programs which can read and write files efficiently and easily.
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Be aware that Windows 8 has a modified NTFS file system.
I have two hard drives. W7 on one and I installed W8 on the other. Rather than dual boot I just selected the drive I wanted at boot up. This means that you can see both systems in windows explorer and easily copy files across to the new system.
BUT and there's always a BUT!
After installing W8 on one drive with the W7 drive disconnected, just in case, I rebooted my system with both drives connected and selected the W7 drive to boot and while it was doing so I put the kettle on. When I got back the computer had noticed the modified file system on on the W8 drive and assumed it was corrupt. So it tried to repair it - I am now re-installing W8 again - carefully!
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Robert Bidinotto ran his first major self-run promotion last year. Amazon picked up Hunter, his debut novel, at the end of 2011, and ran a promotion on this fine book, but in mid-November of 2014 Robert ran the first promotion he organized himself. Robert generously shared information that helped me connect with readers early in my career so it was no surprise that he paid it forward and shared the results of his recent efforts. Many authors share a little here and there, Robert goes beyond that. You can read about what he did, and how it worked out right here. Come back though, I have more to share with you.
When I released my first book I used CreateSpace's Cover Creator to produce a free cover. It worked out well. The cover was indicative of my story and had a contemporary-feel to it. Unfortunately, once you pull the cover from Cover Creator's databank the image remains in the system and others can use it too. So, my cover was not unique and soon other books sprung up with the same cover (but a different title). That's when I realized I needed to hire a cover designer. I contacted two authors whose covers I admired – Russell Blake and Claude Bouchard. Both of these authors are a big deal. They have lots of readers and that's what I wanted too. They emailed me back and surprisingly enough they suggested the same designer – Jun Ares. I still work with Jun today. They had no problem paying it forward and I'm grateful they did. The encyclopedia of knowledge is right in front of us within Amazon's product pages. If you find an author who's running their career in a manner you admire drop them a line and ask for advice. Chances are they'll send you an answer.
I recently had a question on how to release an audio book. I'd love to work with ACX, Amazon's audio company, but as a Canadian it can be difficult. On my Facebook page I asked if there was a solution. I was quickly answered by two top Canadian Indie authors. Steena Holmes and Elena Welch-Aitken both stepped up and helped me immediately. They'd gone through the process and offered some advice. In my past life as a sales rep if I'd called up one of my competitors and asked a question on how to release a product I would have received an evasive reply. Or, there would have been laughter as the phone was hung up on me. This is not the case with the majority of self-published authors – they want to help.
And finally, this Christmas has been bittersweet. After a wonderful holiday we lost a beloved family member. For three weeks our house was home to relatives as they stayed with us and came to pay their respects. My daily tasks involved cooking meals and driving back and forth to the hospital. Life got in the way of book promotions and writing, and I'm glad it did. It was important to honor someone who's been an important influence in my life. I kept the information to myself but a couple of author friends found out what was happening. My friend Paul Rega posted links to my books on his Facebook and Twitter pages. And, K.S. Brooks helped me re-schedule commitments that I had. Neither of these acts was requested. They just did it. I'm sure there were others too, helping out in the background. For the help everyone gave me I am very grateful.
This is an extraordinary community of artists that we find ourselves in and I feel lucky to be here. There are many folks who pay it forward every day. Book bloggers, review sites, other authors, and of course readers help us over and over again to not only get the word out about our books but in other ways too. Many of these acts go unrecognized. I feel very fortunate to have received so much help and I do what I can to return the favor and pay it forward myself. I know I'm not the only one who has experienced this benevolence. It just felt like it was time to talk about it again.
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The first step in being a good facilitator is to invite quality authors to participate. I wanted to work with authors who I hadn't promoted with in the past. I'm pleased to say that of the eleven authors I invited ten were able to participate. This was quite a coup as it was the beginning of December and the time constraints of the holidays were upon us. When I received an email on an unrelated matter from another super-talented author it made sense to invite her and fortunately she was able to join us. So, we had our team. I'm lucky; I have a great many friends who are popular authors, so finding participants was easy. I picked those who I thought were running their careers in a professional manner and were great writers. After all, not only were my words going to be on their sites, I was going to host their words on my site too. And, I'm very particular about what I present to my readers.
The next step for me, after having participated in similar events was to keep the guidelines simple. I limited the amount of emails I sent to the group, and kept those emails short and to the point. Although we had to post each of the articles on a certain day we still tried to keep our responsibilities as straightforward as possible. We did not have a landing page for the event. That involves one more click for the viewer and I wanted to cut down on clicks. We linked to our work (usually through Amazon's Author Central page), kept our bios short, and we highlighted one book that was discounted or free and showed where it was available. There's no point in confusing our potential readers and the less clicks the better.
So, this step involved:
This next step is very important. From a conversation with my brilliant online marketing friend Iman Biock Aghay we came up with a plan to appease Google's bots. Google rewards sites that offer original content with high placement on their search pages (and that's what we all want). If all twelve of the participating authors posted the exact same content on the same day with the same link back to the source Iman advised me that our ranking might be penalized. In order to appease this we only posted the first two or three paragraphs of the article (as opposed to the entire article), with a link back to the source. This method seems to have worked. The views on my site increased on the first day and then hung steady with only a couple of dips during the twelve days, and even though it was the holiday season my views never bottomed out.
Finally, we had to work as a team. One of our authors was quite ill during the promotion, another was moving house (several states away), others had unfortunate personal drama, and others found that they needed assistance with some of the technical tasks. We all helped out. We drew on each other's skills and made it through as a team.
Our results varied. I don't believe any of us saw a significant sales spike during the twelve days but the views on our sites went up. The total cost of this event not including the time we devoted to it was zero. And, it exposed our work to each other's readers. They may not have taken a chance on our books this time but if they see our books again somewhere they might just click and check them out. And, it was indeed an honor to work with such great people. The camaraderie we experienced was one of the real gifts I received this Christmas. And, helping hold it all together as part of the team was tons of fun – way more fun than I thought it would be.
The 12 Blogs of Christmas began with RJ Crayton's entry, then USA Today bestselling novelist (and screenwriter), Jamie Lee Scott, the Siren of Howe Sound, Heather Haley gave us her take on the third blog of Christmas, Jennifer Ellis came down from the ski hill and gave us the fourth entry, Helga Zeiner wrote about her mistakes on the fifth, super-editor and talented writer Laurie Boris wrote the sixth blog, we proudly hosted the author of the 1929 series of novels M.L. Gardner on the seventh blog, on the eighth Roberta Kagan told us a story, the author of one of my favorite books from last year Sarah Lane wrote the ninth blog, Dianne Greenlay, who currently has Hollywood contemplating turning her novels into movies took time to contribute the tenth blog, Wendy McClelland wrote a very emotional eleventh blog, and I told the story about the greatest self-published novel ever written that just happened to save Christmas on the twelfth blog. Check them out when you get a chance and you'll see a diverse mix of writing from some very creative authors. And, stay tuned because we might just do it again.
I was interviewed by a reporter from the Globe and Mail newspaper a few years back. The Globe and Mail is a big deal. It's Canada's second largest newspaper and it's a national paper. They were doing a feature on my self-publishing journey and wanted to dedicate a whole page in their weekend edition to my story. It was a proud moment. The reporter interviewed me by phone and Skype and email too. She asked lots of questions as she attempted to find the right angle for her piece. A few days before her deadline, she left a message on my phone saying that she needed to talk to me right away. In her message she said that something wasn't making sense. "You hit your forties and made all these changes, wrote a book, sold a ton of copies, hit #1 on Amazon but something must have precipitated it. People don't just do that. Something must have happened."
The gig was up. I guess I could have evaded it but I didn't. So, I told the incredibly intuitive reporter a little bit of my story. I explained that six weeks before my fortieth birthday my life became a country music song (and I never have enjoyed country music). The girl left, I was losing my house, and I was going to a job every day that I didn't enjoy. Oh, and the girl left her cat behind, and I did not like cats. It wasn't the first time this had happened. My life had been playing the same tune over and over for years. The participants changed but there were two constants each time a personal tragedy happened – me and alcohol. I wish I could say that I just decided to stop but it's not as simple as that. I got help, lots of help. I told the reporter my tale but I also told her that I didn't want to dwell on it in the article. I didn't want to be a poster-boy for recovering alcoholics. I wanted readers to find my work based on its merit and not because they wanted to see what an alkie, like me could do once he dried out.
She handled it delicately. She slid into her description that I "turned forty, went through a divorce, quit drinking and decided to write a book…" I was quite happy with her prose. There were a few readers and authors who contacted me afterward and told me the story of their journey from the dark side. And, from time to time someone recognizes the dedication in my first book and sends me a nice message. I've been very happy with the private camaraderie and reflection that I've shared with these few special souls. In 2014 it was ten years though, and in the interest of perhaps helping someone who's struggling to get sober I thought I'd poke my head out into the world for a moment and mention how good it feels to have made it here.
Any mayhem or hurt that happened in my life was caused by me. I have no illusions that it was not. I am prone to a deadly disease but there were opportunities that I can see now where I might have come in out of the rain and tried things differently. I didn't and I got here when it was my turn to get here. If I could bottle the feeling that I have now and show you, the person who may be doing what I was doing ten years ago, how it feels you'd contact me and ask me how to get here. I know you would. You'd do it because what I have now is a life – a full-on, twenty-four hours in a day life. And, before I made the change I did not. I had a hazy existence fuelled by Crown Royal and self-made promises. Hope was just over the next hilltop and every day was about surviving until the next.
One of the things that people often say to me when I do share my story with them is that they don't drink very much. My reaction is disappointment and I tell them that if they don't have a problem then they should enjoy alcohol. I'm not anti-alcohol. I'm only anti-alcohol for me.
Part of the happy ending to my personal story is that I got to love the cat. In fact, if you're interested you can scroll down after clicking this link to Wendy Isn't Coming Home, and read the story about my relationship with him. The girl who left moved on and started a happy new life for herself, and I was fortunate enough to find the freckle-faced girl that I'm still with today. She and I have a personal philosophy that we try and live by. We attempt to have fun every day. Neither of us believes in waiting for good things to happen. We aren't waiting for lottery winnings or time off from work or a day when we're going to feel better. We try to have fun and laugh every day no matter what's happening. Last year, at ten years sober I turned fifty and the freckle-faced girl is in the same age range (he says carefully), but you'd never know it. If you listened to us from afar or read a transcript of our silly conversations you'd swear we were ten year old children. I'm so thankful that I got here and I intend to enjoy as much of it as I can. And, if you'd like to know more just ask me. I'd be glad to tell you what I did to reach this place. Now I shall retire back to my cave and not mention this again unless I make it for another ten years. Then, I might talk about it once more. Maybe.
Happy New Year and blessings to you all for 2015!]]>
Those delicious words open the Dickens classic. Prior to the publication of A Christmas Carol, Christmas was barely recognized. Although it was a holiday it didn't have the romantic vibe that it has today. Mr. Dickens and his novel changed all that. And, if he'd waited for his publisher to release the book it may never have happened.
Charles Dickens wrote his masterpiece in six weeks. Somehow he was able to channel the story and get the words on paper (or parchment probably) in less than two months. At that time he was suffering financially. His wife was pregnant with their fifth child and the wolves were closing in on their door. His previous novel had not sold well and when he submitted his new manuscript (after having it beta-read surely), to his publishers they were slow to warm to it. I'm not sure how rejection letters were sent out in 1853 but his publishers indicated that they were not interested in publishing the story of Ebenezer Scrooge's epiphany. Anxious to have the book released by Christmas Dickens went the print-on-demand route and self-published. He hired his own illustrator and contracted his publisher to print the books. And, he did the legwork himself. Then, in those very, pre-Konrath days he lowered the price to five shillings – a price that most folks would be able to afford. He wanted his book to be read and perhaps he even thought that readers might enjoy his other works if they liked his Christmas tale.
The book was a success. He sold six thousand copies by Christmas Eve. He was earning decent coin but because he'd laid out his own money he needed sales to continue. That's when the pirates showed up. Even back then there were pirates of the sort we deal with today. His book was plagiarized and the pirated copy, although altered in areas, sold well also. Dickens quickly took the culprits to court. The plagiarists argued that they had improved on the story. I was exposed to Dickens and his marvelous words as early as primary school back in Scotland. I don't believe his words can be improved on. They just can't. The judge agreed and barely stopped short of calling the pirates blasphemers. He ruled that if you rob a man, even if you tell him he is being robbed, it still amounts to robbery. In his verdict he said that the work had been stolen and ordered the pirates to pay Mr. Dickens. The plagiarists swiftly declared bankruptcy and Dickens was responsible for all of the court costs including those of the pirates.
Fortunately, the book continued to sell well and in another canny marketing move, he allowed theatre companies to perform productions of the work without any compensation back to him. By the following Spring A Christmas Carol was in it's seventh edition. In the coming years two things happened. Dickens began readings of his work that took him all over the world. This was not a common occurrence for an author in those days. During those public appearances he usually read from his Christmas masterpiece. And, most of his earnings ended up coming from those same readings. And, as we all know, the joy, mystique, and romanticism of Christmas became an annual occurrence.
So, the next time you're referred to as a self-published author wear it proudly. Remember Mr. Dickens and how he worked day and night to release his independently published novel before Christmas. And, remember the innovative ways he found to market his work – A Christmas Carol, the self-published masterpiece that redefined Christmas.
I'm very pleased to have participated in the 12 Blogs of Christmas with Sarah Lane, Dianne Greenlay, Laurie Boris, Heather Haley, Helga Zeiner, M.L. Gardner, Roberta Kagan, Wendy McClelland, Jamie Lee Scott, Jennifer Ellis, and RJ Crayton. I hope you enjoyed their articles, and if you missed them just click "Blog" at the top of the page and you can keep reading about Christmas.
Merry Christmas from my family to yours!
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You can pick it up right here.
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I'm really thrilled Martin Crosbie asked me to participate with him and eleven great authors to share Christmas stories.
I'm honored to be working with ML Gardner, Dianne Greenlay, RJ Crayton, Jennifer Ellis, Helga Zeiner, Roberta Kagan Author, Heather Haley, Jamie Lee Scott, Sarah Lane and Laurie E. Boris.
A Christmas Love Story (12 Days of Christmas Blog Hop) by Wendy McClelland
I remember 1967 really well. It was Canada's centennial – our country was 100! My parents had a fun backyard BBQ party and the whole neighbourhood came. The party went on well into the early hours of the morning. I'll never forget seeing my parents dance together. We never know when we are experiencing something for the last time – especially as a child. That would be the last summer my mother would be alive.
As the fall approached, I started back to school and was a carefree eight year old, with three younger siblings. My parents Brian and Eileen adored each other and loved us. They were both originally from the UK, but had met in Toronto at a house party. When my dad first saw her he turned to his friend and said, "I'm going to marry that girl." Sure enough, less than a year later they were married.
Ten years and four children later they were building a life together. Then in early winter, my mom began to feel ill, by late November she was gone. She had been feeling tired and went to the doctor. He asked her to wait in his office, called my dad at his office and had him come in. He told my mom she had leukemia and had less than two weeks to live! Can you imagine? You are only thirty years old, and have four children under eight years old. I remember feeling like the bottom had fallen out of my child's world, I cannot imagine what she felt.
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I'm the author of the award winning action/adventure QUINTSPINNER SERIES , and also of THE CAMPING GUY , a humorous short story, which is an award winner in its theatre script version. I live and write on the Canadian prairies, home (most years) to 6 or 7 months of winter. Yeah, we never put our parkas away, just in case. (Is it any wonder that I fantasize and write about pirates and adventure in the sun splashed tropics?)
I chose to write my first novel over learning to play the bagpipes, and my husband is grateful. I love to hear from my readers and you can find me at www.diannegreenlay.com, or on twitter at https://twitter.com/DianneGreenlay or even at my Author page .
And now onto my Christmas blog. Wishing you all a wonderful holiday filled with good friends, good luck, and good books!
Getting Into The Christmas Spirit …
Bah, Humbug!
To steal that popular line, it is Hot Stuff Hubby's summation of what he also refers to as "a Hallmark Holiday". The rest of us call it Christmas.
For anyone who has anything for sale, the Christmas retail season is like bottled oxygen to an astronaut in a Space Station – absolutely necessary in order to survive the rest of the year.
Not a particularly religious man, Hot Stuff nevertheless laments the overshadowing of the original intent of fellowship and gratitude of the season, with that of a glut of retail activity.
Personally, I love the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season. I think I must have been a magpie in a former life because I love all things sparkly – twinkling lights, reflective ornaments, the ropes of flashy tinsel, diamonds (ahem, are you reading this, Hot Stuff?), and such.
I love Christmas music, especially the more traditional carols and hymns perfectly harmonized and performed by choirs – I feel no shame in humming along out loud as they are pumped out of the speakers in the mall stores; I thrive on the smells of Christmas baking – sugar and cinnamon, butter and raisins, warm gingerbread – and can often be seen hanging out around the local bakery counter until the clerks get a little nervous at my continuous presence; and I take personal pride in decorating my home and yard as though it were a marker for NASA to be easily seen from outer space.
But this year is a little different. You can read more and find out why here.]]>
Sarah Lane is the Canadian author of The God of My Art, a quarter finalist for the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award and available on Amazon and Chapters. The God of My Art is the coming-of-age story of a young artist set in Vancouver and an imaginary town in northern BC. Lane's other fiction and poetry have appeared in The Antigonish Review, Roar Magazine, and Quills: Canadian Poetry Magazine.
Lane is currently writing a psychological thriller about a salsa dancer and her doppelgänger. To be the first to know when it comes out, sign up to her new release mailing list.
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Morning Light
The leaves are falling, clumping on pavement, wet and mute
like the beat of lips, fluttering with a whisper in the rainstorm
black like mascara streaming down a throat, waft of a secret
curling under earlobes to the small of a neck, drizzling into the
chaos of hair and drift of fingers down the meridian of spine
When we close our eyes we forget our continents, yellow
silk of the setting sun, sheen of snow under moonlight, the sweet
spice of a foreign accent, damp warmth of a strange tongue pooling its
syllables behind our lips, this contrast of skin where we sit, side by side,
legs swinging off the bed in the hush of the morning light
(Read the rest of the poem on Sarah Lane's website…]]>
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Roberta Kagan is an American writer of Jewish and Romany decent. She writes Historical Fiction and Historical Romance, most of which is set during the holocaust. Although she never discounts the horrors of the time period, the main focus of her work is on ordinary people who prove to be strong heroic characters in unfathomable circumstances.
Bubby's Christmas Angels
"Come, I'm going to tell you a story. A Christmas story." My grandmother said as she sat in the thick upholstered chair on the side of the picture window in the living room. I tried to rush by. I was far too excited to sit and listen to anything. It was Christmas day and my aunt had just given me a gift. A gift I'd been hoping and praying for, a very special doll, and I wanted to play with it.
"You don't want to hear a story? You'd rather go and play with your present?"
"Yes, Bubby." Although Bubby is a Jewish term for grandmother, I called both of my grandmothers Bubby. My Romany Grandmother didn't mind. In fact, I think she liked it. "I finally got the Shirley Temple doll that I wanted. I've been hoping for this for so long and I want to play with her. She came with three outfit changes too!"
My Bubby nodded. "I see. Well, it is your choice, but I think you'll like my little tale, it's a good story. It's a story about a present that I got long ago. A present from God himself. "
I looked at her a little confused, a present from God? It was true that Bubby did always tell great stories. And usually I loved to sit and listen. I looked into her eyes, considering her offer.
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M. L. Gardner is the bestselling author of the 1929 series. Gardner is frugal to a fault, preserving the old ways of living by canning, cooking from scratch, and woodworking. Nostalgic stories from her grandmother's life during the Great Depression inspired Gardner to write the 1929 series—as well as her own research into the Roarin'Twenties. She has authored eight books, two novellas, and one book of short stories. Gardner is married with three kids and three cats. She resides in northern Utah. www.mlgardnerbooks.com
Grandma's Simple Christmas
When I was young I remember spending more than one holiday season at my grandmother's house. I remember long evenings with homemade cookies, lots of chocolate pudding and watching claymation Christmas specials under blankets that she crocheted. What I don't remember is the hustle and bustle holiday madness that I experienced later in life. After I grew up and began the planning, cooking and shopping for my family, it quickly became a headache laced chore to get everything done, not to mention the stress and worry of financially pulling off a 'perfect'Christmas. I'm not sure whether I am just more susceptible to the stress or if it's truly gotten out of hand for all of us. What I do know is that it steals the joy and peace of the season from my family and I. As each year passed, my family noticed that I decorated a little less, baked a little less, basically did a little less of everything so I could fit it all in. And worst of all, I was glad when it was all over, and I could take a rest. I don't ever remember my grandmother being glad Christmas was over. In fact, she was a little sad as she put away the decorations and the blue and white china nativity set that I now own. More…
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To: S. Claus From: Joey the Elf, Vice President and Public Relations Director, North Pole Re: Christmas 2014 Status Update and Strategic Operation Plan: Confidential
Yo, Santa baby. I know it's close to go-time and your mental bandwidth must be stretched as thin as the photoshopped spandex in Kim Kardashian's butt selfie, so I'll try to keep this brief.
First, I feel your pain about Rudolph's resignation. I'm sure he'll do the air traffic controllers proud, but promoting Dancer could be a no-go. Seems the headlamp we wanted to attach to his antlers violates some PETA regulation. We're looking into that. And you didn't hear this from me, but there's a rumor that a few elves are planning a sickout. Guess they're still a little steamed about losing their collective bargaining rights.
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An exciting, compelling All-Star Game in the books, it is time for the stretch run of the WNBA season, with competitive races in both conferences. With eight weeks until the playoffs, there's plenty of opportunity for movement in the standings, for teams to get hot -- or not.
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I know Halloween has come and gone but maybe this could be inspiration for people for next year or just for a fun picture. Greg thought of the idea before we went to a party at The Shocker for a friend's awesome set! We felt it was such a cool look we just had to blog it. For Greg's credits, CLICK HERE.
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While I was making this pencil sketch of Space Monkey, I recorded my voice (painfully) trying to describe what I was thinking at the time.
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The good thing about Brody and Nicole hanging out is that we will get to see a lot more of him since the paparazzi love Nicole. Now the question is, what is really going on with these two? Doesn't it look like Brody just rolled out of bed?
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BlackBarbie21 8 years
brody has bad taste in women. he is a cutie though.
Jinx 8 years
If its the one I watched last night its one of the better ones I've seen. Everyone has something good going on, but Johnny's is the best.
peepshow 8 years
I'm glad it's a good one! The last one was kind of boring.. especially following the Seth Green fight epi.
Jinx 8 years
Thats ok! I don't think I could take that much excitement anyways! Its a funny episode of Entourage too, so enjoy, you just have to love Johnny Drama, Or is he using Chase now too?
jaxon 8 years
Aw I'm Curly that's not fair she def is not the "date around" girl. I didn't know Brody was a producer I thought he just hung around. Although in all fairness he probably doesn't do much producing.
peepshow 8 years
Oh no Jinx. I'm so sorry!! I meant my break from my presentation... Not THE BREAK.
crispet1 8 years
If it were 1.5 hrs, Id be in Wentworth Heaven!
Jinx 8 years
Oh, okay, lol Giving me a heart attack here! :)
crispet1 8 years
I think Peep may have meant PB + Entourage...
Jinx 8 years
Really? Prison Break is an hour and a half?! WOOT!
peepshow 8 years
I'm never going to get this presentation done. Between the Prison Break and the Entourage rerun at 9... looks like the break has been extended to an hour and a half!!
My-Opinion 8 years
I'm inspired, I'm off to watch that cartoon with Olive Oil in it..
Jinx 8 years
DJ AM was on Entourage last night. He looked alot better on there than pictures of him.
Sugacube 8 years
I wanna see this "porn-guy" on her site again....*lol*!
MissRobinson 8 years
I thought she was gonna friggin marry that DJ Man!!! Jeeeeesus! I cant keep up with this skinny chick and her ways. Shes got more energy then me, and she hardly eats.
TruJrzyGirl 8 years
Whooooooooooo really cares about this anorexic chick and her man of the month!
classy 8 years
He is a music producer now with his ex stap dad, David Foster.
pinkangelmonkey 8 years
i think they are both cute...i wuv nicole and he is a good looking fella...
tifygodess24 8 years
Hes is so adorable but im thinking "wtf" is up with him dating a toothpick? That cant be pretty naked. If I was him Id be scared of breaking her.
musiclvr224 8 years
I think he is really cute and I agree he does look a lot bigger when he is next to Nicole. _______________ I announced who the winner is for my Guess Who 5th Edition, sorry it took so long! http://teamsugar.com/user/musiclvr224/blog/20465
Imabeliever 8 years
Great..another person who is only known for their parents sucess? Are the talentless "stars" taking over the world?
peepshow 8 years
I googled him, and find his "celebrity" status unworthy. He's Linda Thompson's son-- okay, who's she? He's apparently also in Princes of Malibu-- which is a reality TV show??
crispet1 8 years
Yep, Jen, youre right!
Sica 8 years
Why is he so cold? hahaha. He must stinks.
jennifer76 8 years
Brody Jenner is Bruce Jenner's son I think. And I think he used to date Kristin Cavawhatever.
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The film uses elements of Expressionism, which makes it seem oddly modern since many of our contemporary directors draw from that well when making movies.
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To spearhead these efforts, Beam established a dedicated Environmental Management Committee to oversee improvement of its systems and processes worldwide. After more than two centuries in the business that largely relies on the land, especially Kentucky water to craft its top-selling whiskey, Beam takes a meticulous approach to protect the environment. As such, Beam focuses on a handful of sustainability tenets including: water preservation, energy conservation and recycling.
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