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April 29, 2014
NEW DELHI: The public cloud services market in India is on pace to grow 32.2 per cent in 2014 to $556.8 million, according to research firm Gartner. This is against revenues of $421 million in 2013, Gartner said in a statement. By 2018, the market would grow to $1.7 billion, Gartner said. Spending on software as a service (SaaS) is expected to total USD 220 million in 2014, growing 33.2 per cent from last year from $166 million in 2013, it added. SaaS is forecast to be the largest overall cloud market segment, followed by infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
After call centre loss, India may lose BPO edge, warns Wipro board member Jagdish N Sheth
April 21, 2014
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CHENNAI: A Wipro board member has warned that Indian IT companies have not yet woken up to the challenges posed by other countries, especially those in Eastern Europe, where the talent pool is burgeoning. Jagdish N Sheth , who is also an author of over 40 books, said Indian IT services companies will soon lose their sheen in the business process outsourcing business just as they did in the call centre one to countries like the Philippines. "I think we in India have to change the view that we are dominant and so good over the rest that we have monopoly," said Sheth, who is the Charles H Kellstadt Chair of Marketing at Goizueta Business School in Emory University, United States . "I don't think so. " The professor said the business process outsourcing business would become unsustainable.
NRL enters into tripartite B2B pact with ONGC and OIL
April 12, 2014
Bikash Singh , ET Bureau
GUWAHATI: Assam based, Numaligarh Refinery Limited has implemented a tripartite B2B (Business to Business) integration with upstream Oil Companies, Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) and Oil India Limited (OIL) for crude oil transactions. Implementation of B2B between NRL, ONGC and OIL has automated a business process of crude oil supply and invoicing. OIL is the major producer of crude oil in Assam. Around 70 percent of NRL's Crude throughput of 2.67MMT for the year 2013-14 has been met by OIL while the balance 30 percent has been supplied by ONGC.
Concentrix sees big demand; scouts for two new locations
April 11, 2014
Jochelle Mendonca , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Concentrix, the contact centre provider that catapulted into the big leagues with its $505-million (Rs 3,000-crore) acquisition of IBM Daksh, is scouting for two more locations in India to meet demand from the domestic market. Most Indian BPO providers have been backing away from the domestic sector — characterised by low margins — but Concentrix is betting it can do well where others have failed. Indian business process outsourcing firms like First-Source, Hinduja Global Solutions have pulled back from the domestic market over the past year.
Nasscom councils to have more autonomy: R Chandrasekaran
April 10, 2014
Jochelle Mendonca , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: The National Association for Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) is planning to give its industry councils greater autonomy, in essence letting them function like smaller versions of the lobbying body, new chairman R Chandrasekaran told ET. Nasscom, with over 1400 members, has six councils — focusing on business process outsourcing (BPO), product, engineering and research, global in-house centres, IT services and the domestic market. "Just like a business creates business units and gives them more freedom, we are going to empower the new councils to set targets, lobby the government and other things.
EXLServices starts hunt for partner, may sell 15-20%
April 2, 2014
N Shivapriya & Sneha Shah , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Nasdaq-listed business process outsourcing ( BPO ) firm, EXLServices Holdings , has started the process to partner with a private equity fund or a strategic investor by selling anywhere between 15% and 20% of the back office company, four people with knowledge of the plan said. EXL, which competes with rival Genpact and WNS Global Services , has appointed Citigroup Capital Markets to scout for buyers, these people said. "Citigroup has been mandated in March to look for either strategic or financial investor," an investment banker with knowledge of the development said.
Indian IT players prove tough competitors for their global peers
March 26, 2014
ET Bureau
Indian IT players have nearly doubled their share of the global IT and business process services markets , at the expense of their global rivals, says Jochelle Mendonca . Despite factors that could slow growth down, the prospects of what's now a mature industry are bright: "There are some real factors that could diminish the competitiveness of the Indian majors, namely rising domestic wages, rupee appreciation, robotic process automation, cloud-based...
Indian School of Business reaches finals of $1M HULT Prize
March 22, 2014
ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: An Indian School of Business (ISB) team has become the first from the nation to reach the finals of the $1 million HULT Prize, rated as the world's biggest student competition. Instituted by the not-for-profit HULT Prize Foundation and the Clinton Global Initiative , the competition seeks to encourage students to compete in teams and come up with innovative ideas for sustainable social enterprises. This year, the challenge set by Bill Clinton , former US President and head of the Clinton Global Initiative, was about addressing the problem of chronic diseases in slums . More than 11,000 teams from over 300 universities participated and 170 teams were invited to the regional finals held in six cities - London, Dubai, Sao Paulo, Boston, Shanghai and San Francisco this month.
Tatas' Support Centre seeks to be an independent entity
February 26, 2014
Akanksha Prasad , ET Bureau
BANGALORE: Tata Business Support Services (TBSS), the customer support centre of the Tata group , is seeking business beyond its parent to boost growth and become an independent services provider in its own right. Established in 2004, the Hyderabad headquartered provider is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Sons. TBSS has ramped up its staff strength to 11,000 from 8,500 in 2011 and last week appointed back-office services industry veteran Srinivas Koppolu as CEO. Koppolu, most recently the head of business process outsourcing at European IT provider Steria, has previously worked at Wipro and Satyam Computer Solutions (now merged with parent Tech Mahindra.)
Cybercrime menace may become second biggest reason behind frauds
February 23, 2014
NEW DELHI: The menace of cybercrime could become the second biggest reason of financial frauds across enterprises in the next few years amid companies using technology across service lines in a bid to enhance performance, a survey by consultancy firm PwC said. About 48 per cent of the respondents said the risk of cybercrime had increased, up from 39 per cent in 2011, the PwC 2014 Global Economic Crime Survey said. Also, 45 per cent of financial services organisations affected by frauds reported being victims of cybercrime--nearly three times the frequency as reported by all other industry sectors.
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Happy New Year … I guess.
I can't help thinking that 2008 is going to be a strange year, filled with far too few wonders and a whole lot of the unpleasant and unexpected. And nowhere will that be more true than in Silicon Valley and high technology.
Here are my predictions for the coming year in Tech:
Recession — Early last year, I predicted it for late 2007. And I think we'll look back this year and see that, at least in high technology, it did indeed arrive about last September, if not even earlier. This downturn in tech is hardly unexpected: It typically comes every four years or so, and though unwelcome, usually has the beneficial effect of killing off the old and feeble companies as well as the uncompetitive new start-ups. This frees talent and money to go elsewhere — usually into the creation of the next generation of hot new companies.
I've been smelling recession in the air here in the Valley for months now. People are tired, the money is getting distorted, and most of all, a lot of people who shouldn't have jobs are being snatched up by companies desperate for warm bodies.
I also think that the reality of this recession has been largely masked by a handful of great companies — HP, a resurgent Dell, Google, Microsoft and most of all, Apple — swimming against the trend and posting numbers that not only makes the Valley look healthier than it is, but also buoys up the entire U.S. stock market. As we'll see in a moment, that won't last much longer.
I once predicted that this recession would be deep, but short. Now I'm of a different mind: Because it has taken longer to unfold, I also think it will take longer to end. On the other hand, I also think that the larger U.S. recession, which despite recent GDP numbers, also seems under way, may not be as bad as I first thought, as the slow slide downward will help reduce the damage of the mortgage mess. So, look for a shallower recession in both the U.S. economy and in high tech, but also expect it to last into late 2009, with tech coming out of it first at midyear.
Apple Stumbles — Hard as it is to believe, the Apple iPod is now 6 years old, being first introduced just weeks after 9/11. Add to that the introduction of the first iMac a couple years before that, and the iPhone early last year, and Apple has enjoyed one of the most spectacular and innovative runs in U.S. business history. In the process, the company has transformed not only consumer electronics, but also the culture itself. That's no mean achievement for a firm that was at death's door a decade ago.
The question now is whether the company can keep going, pulling still more rabbits out of Steve Jobs' hat. The answer, I think, is probably not.
That's not to say that aren't a few terrific products waiting out there that seem logical extensions of Apple's current trajectory. For example, everybody expects the company to come out with a 3G iPhone sometime soon, which would be a welcome improvement. Even better would be an Internet phone — which is what I think the iPhone should have been in the first place. And coming up with a real keyboard for the iPhone, a la the new LG Voyager, or at least a pulsing touch screen keyboard, would overcome the iPhone's one big flaw.


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I am considering a week in York in late September. What is the weather like then? How about the crowds? Will I need a car? Any hotel recommendations?
I am considering a week in York in late September. What is the weather like then? How about the crowds? Will I need a car? Any hotel recommendations?
If your budget is healthy, the Dean Court Hotel has some rooms that face Yorkminster. If you are staying for a week, you would probably want a car so you can visit the many abbeys and castles in the Yorkshire moors....While no one can predict the weather for September, 2013, you can find 10 year averages for temperature and precipitation at weatherbase.com. Both of our York visits were in June, crowds were modest - nothing like what you find in London........Candace Robb wrote a series of mysteries set in medieval York if you like that sort of novel. The protagonist is a female apothecary.....You might also enjoy watching a few episodes of All Creatures Great and Small to see some of the beautiful scenery in the dales.
Weather will be completely unpredictable. Don't bother packing anything until a couple of days before you leave the US. York will be crowded at any time of year. No need for a car unless you plan to explore the countryside around the city. Central York is easily walkable. Hotels: I know people here usually don't like chain hotels but I can strongly recommend the Premier Inn branch in Blossom Street near the railway station.
I love York. It is both historical and kinda ticky-tacky touristy for the many English to go there. So you get the fun of people watching and as well as most of what is left of a medieval city left in Britain (thanks Luftwaffe!). York is always a bit crowded...especially Friday to Saturday. A big weekend destination and a lot of festivals going on. The local are very proud of "the North" compared to "the rest" as some called the greater London area. Reminded me of Texans a bit. Reading some history and/or background will yield rewards and not nearly as convoluted as London's history. Agree on the weather. September...in can change a lot on you. I think a car is a liability to see York. Very walkable...in fact you cannot drive in the core. Outside the core the bus system is poor. Train connection north-south is excellent. I'd consider throwing in Durham if you could.
For two or three days in York a car would be a liability, the city is easily walkable. For more, a car would get you into the countryside, the moors, dales, Castle Howard, Fountains Abbey, etc. etc. Durham would be a great all-day trip if you have time, fast motorway and a cathedral that compares with York Minster (two of the best I've seen in Britain). But you'd need pretty much a whole day. We stayed at the Abbey Guest House, http://www.abbeyghyork.co.uk/, for three nights and liked it very much. Right on the riverbank and easy walks to the medieval center, the park, and across the river to the railway museum (and the station if you're coming by train). Nice breakfast.
If you can find a hotel/B&B/guesthouse near the Minster, do it. We stayed on the other side of the river and I wished we were closer to the city center. I'm looking to return to England next year (2nd trip abroad) and am planning on starting my trip in York (doing London first last year wore me out and I was in no shape to tackle York immediately after thatended up sleeping most of the second day there!). What I plan on doing is going back to the Minsterwe did go there to walk around and attend Evensong service, which was just lovely. Next time, I'm going to take the tour and possibly even see the stained glass repair shop, as well as see the Quilt Museum, do a few of the guided walks around town, walk the walls, and just enjoy more of the city. Check out visityork.com for ideas of where to go. Then, head outside of town. We went to Castle Howard, which was really impressive even though we had rain that morning, so we didn't check out the grounds except for those right next to the castle. After that, we went to Rievaulx Abbey, which was my favorite stop on the entire trip. Stunningly beautiful ruins in a quiet valley with more sheep than tourists! Make sure you have room on your camera for all the pictures you're going to take there, and allow at least two hours to explore the site. Next year, I'm planning on revisiting Rievaulx, then going to Durham to see the cathedral as well as drive around the Dales to see the scenic vistas.
Certainly you don't need a car in York, but there are so many places to visit nearby. I want to second the recommendation for Peter Robinson's books. They are wonderful. The James Herriot series is based on series of books which are available as ebooks. I'm currently reading the third. Castle and Rivaulx are wonderful. Sharan Newman wrote a wonderful book that takes place partly at Rivaulx at the time of Heloise and Abelard. The Dales themselves were just wonderful. I would like to go to Whitby and Scarborough someday. There's lots of wonderful geology. So, do get a car and have a great time. Pam
Whitby is definitely a worthwhile daytrip from York, especially if you get a day with blustery weather. Whitby has a very old area of shops, just past there are the 99 steps which go up to evocatively ruined Whitby Abbey. Visiting there was one of the highlights of our time in Yorkshire.
Whitby is definitely a worthwhile daytrip from York, especially if you get a day with blustery weather. Whitby has a very old area of shops, just past those are the 99 steps which go up to evocatively ruined Whitby Abbey. Visiting there was one of the highlights of our time in Yorkshire. Whitby is only 46 miles / one hour from York.
I very much enjoyed the Abbeyfields B&B on Bootham Terrace. Friendly hosts and great food. I second the recommendations to make a side trip to Durham, to see the cathedral. If you like historical mysteries, one book in the Matthew Shardlake series is set in York, during the time of Henry VIII. It is called Sovereign and the author is CJ Sansom - unfortunately it is the third book in the series (although I enjoyed the first two so you could just start at the beginning if you wanted!)
I'm not sure I'd bother going to Scarborough, but I agree that Whitby is worthwhile visiting. If you are driving then you might visit Rievaulx Abbey on the way (it is not on the most direct route, but only adds about 30 minutes driving time). It is possible to get between York and Whitby without a car, but the quickest public transport route is 2 hours each way. My recommendation for a town outside York to visit is Skipton - especially on a market day (there are around 4 per week). A few years ago, Skipton was voted as having England's "best street" (I don't know what "best" means here, I just remember the decision really annoyed some Londoners, which is always a good thing). After a morning in Skipton (which also has a fine castle), you are on the doorstep of the Dales - especially close-by are Bolton Abbey and the "Barden Triangle". It is possible to visit Skipton/Lower Wharfedale in a day from York by rail/bus (and special tourist steam trains in the Summer), but a car makes it much easier. If you have more time, and a car, I'd also suggest a day trip to Upper Wensleydale, going there via the previously mentioned Fountains Abbey. The Dalziel and Pascoe detective series is also set in Yorkshire.


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She is famously outspoken, talking frankly about her plastic surgery and telling interviewers she had to get her breasts "back where they were before my baby."
But Banderas says he doesn't mind her outspokenness. "I love it, actually. I like that aspect of Melanie. I enjoy that very much."
Griffith's addiction problems made headline again two years ago as she battled an addiction to prescription drug Nocor, a very powerful form of codeine.
Griffith says her addiction to painkillers rocked their marriage, but she says her husband held on. "He's always been extremely supportive of me in situations where other people might have run away," she said.
She remembers one specific night when she was unable to sleep because she was not taking the drug. "He would just hold me, and nothing was said but it was like, I knew at that point that this couldn't go on because I had to get the pills or I couldn't get to function."
Banderas admits there were frustrations — and that he would have left Griffith if she did not manage to beat the addiction. But she did beat it, checking herself into rehab and staying there until she was well.
These days Griffith says she lives for her husband and children. The couple have been married for six years, and have a 6-year-old daughter, Stella.
With ups and downs like any other family, they say they enjoy their life.
"Life is life," said Banderas. "Life is good, it's bad and it's many things, but we love it. And we don't want to get away from it. We want to live. Life is life."


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Just thought I'd ask in case it's possible…
Is there something like a script, or one that could be made, that would be like a genesis randomizer from all/any morphs any particular person has installed…
You would probably have to ask 3DUniverse since they made the Randomizers for M4 ,V4 , and K4 ......so maybe they would make one for Genesis.
Let's encourage 3DUniverse, then! I would also like such a product.
Still would love to see something like this, did PM 3DU but haven't received reply…
Maybe he will notice or someone else who is able to do something like this. :D
Not that easy I would think. The Script would need the Morphs just for those Shapes coded in. With Genesis being a Multi morph and all the morphs not really seperated I see no easy way to do just a V5/M5 other randomizer.
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Thanks for the info and reply…
Too bad, would be mighty handy…
Maybe someone will think of a way to get it working down the road, definitely not knowledgeable enough myself though.
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This is definitely a product we will look into. Thanks for the request!
Yea! Thanks so much…
Would it be possible to create a custom script for randomizing the genesis figure based on what morphs you have and want to uses?
I was gonna say i'd be willing to look into this if 3D Universe isn't making it already and then i saw this just popped into the store : http://www.daz3d.com/genesis-basic-female-randomizer
Dang, that is one high-end deluxe randomizer. Congratz, 3D Universe !
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Blackfeather1973 ,we still could use a randomizer for the resource kits that are out ......(big grin)
Well, i have been thinking of doing one, ever since i made the Genesis Expression Randomizer…
I'd still like one that mixes more things (everything / anything lol) in as well… just seems like so many possible options…
Will definitely be checking out the 3DU one as soon as I have the extra funds as well. Thanks so much for creating it!


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This taxon is Not Recognised as a species by BirdLife International.
Taxonomic source(s)
Sibley, C. G.; Monroe, B. L. 1990. Distribution and taxonomy of birds of the world. Yale University Press, New Haven, USA.
Taxonomic note
Actenoides monachus and A. capucinus (del Hoyo and Collar 2014) were previously lumped as A. monachus following Sibley and Monroe (1990, 1993).
Distribution and population
Actenoides monachus is restricted to Sulawesi (race monachus in north and central, race capucinus in east, south-east and south Sulawesi), Indonesia (BirdLife International 2001). It is generally considered to be uncommon, although it is highly inconspicuous. It is reported to be locally common in parts of Lore Lindu National Park, Dumgoa-Bone National Park and Tangkoko DuaSudara Nature Reserve.
This species occurs in dense primary and tall secondary lowland forest up to 900 m.
Forest destruction within its elevation range has been extensive in recent decades, and its populations must have suffered a commensurate decline.
Conservation Actions Underway
It occurs in several protected areas, including Lore Lindu National Park, Dumgoa-Bone National Park and Tangkoko DuaSudara Nature Reserve. Conservation Actions Proposed
Clarify the taxonomic status of the two subspecies. Conduct repeated surveys of known and potential sites across Sulawesi in order to determine abundance and population trends. Conduct ecological studies to determine levels of tolerance of secondary habitats, particularly in areas where primary forests have been extirpated. Ensure the protection of existing forest reserves.
BirdLife International. 2001. Threatened birds of Asia: the BirdLife International Red Data Book. BirdLife International, Cambridge, U.K.
del Hoyo, J.; Elliott, A.; Sargatal, J. 2001. Handbook of the Birds of the World, vol. 6: Mousebirds to Hornbills. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona, Spain.
Further web sources of information
Detailed species accounts from the Threatened birds of Asia: the BirdLife International Red Data Book (BirdLife International 2001).
View photos and videos and hear sounds of this species from the Internet Bird Collection
Text account compilers
Benstead, P., Gilroy, J., Taylor, J.
Recommended citation
BirdLife International (2015) Species factsheet: Actenoides monachus. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 30/06/2015. Recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species: BirdLife International (2015) IUCN Red List for birds. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 30/06/2015.
This information is based upon, and updates, the information published in BirdLife International (2000) Threatened birds of the world. Barcelona and Cambridge, UK: Lynx Edicions and BirdLife International, BirdLife International (2004) Threatened birds of the world 2004 CD-ROM and BirdLife International (2008) Threatened birds of the world 2008 CD-ROM. These sources provide the information for species accounts for the birds on the IUCN Red List.
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I used too, but I'm already on Webkinz and Club Penguin that I don't have time to play on all three. I don't remember what my username was, but I remember getting annoyed because I tried the mail chat thing (forgot the actual name of it, correct me if you must) and it said "Opps! You don't have permission to view this page. Parental consent is required to view certain pages on the Neopets.com website. " I think that popped up cause of my age at the time... ^^; It would probably let me on those pages now that I'm 14 and I was like 9 then.
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To anyone who sent me a friend request I forgot my password and don't play Neopets anymore. Woops XD I made a new account but this time I forgot its name... .-.
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I have a Neopets account but I don't use it often, I just get freebies every so often and play a little.
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The battle taking place in the north of the Gaza Strip is not only about the firing of Qassam rockets at Sderot. The results of the operation will certainly affect the efforts of Hamas and its cohorts to advance to the next stage and turn the West Bank into a broadened base for the launching of Qassams.
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Staff and volunteers quickly kicked into high gear Christmas morning at MIFA headquarters on Vance near Downtown Memphis.
About 500 men, women and children participated in MIFA's annual Christmas Day Meals delivery. The event is part of MIFA Meals, which delivers 2,400 meals to Shelby County seniors each weekday.
Pickup began at 8:30 for volunteer drivers. In addition to a holiday meal -- complete with turkey, dressing, green beans, cranberry sauce, a dinner roll, a Christmas cookie and juice -- about 1,000 seniors received knit caps, scarves, blankets and other necessities they might otherwise do without.
"You know, it's not just about the meal. This may be the only person (the elderly) might come in contact with today," said Elizabeth Maynard Garrett, MIFA vice president of public relations. "Imagine if it was us, and we didn't have family close by. Just to see someone at the door, smiling and offering a gift, would mean so much."
Volunteers began preparations weeks ago, first soliciting donations from the community and then sorting, packaging and staging the items for Thursday morning's run.
By 8:50 a.m., many of the vehicles were loaded up and headed to neighborhoods across the city.
The holiday meals were made possible by sponsorships from Baptist Operation Outreach; Bateman Senior Meals, U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Memphis; the Memphis Restaurant Association and the Urban Child Institute.
Garrett said many of the volunteers return year after year, eager to lend a hand wherever one is needed, and have formed bonds with recipients along their routes.
"Some (volunteers) will even bring personal gifts for clients they are used to seeing each year," Garrett said.
For volunteers Marilyn and Herb Notowich, who live in East Memphis, this was the 26th year they have delivered meals on Christmas Day.
The pair -- along with their daughter, Stacy Canales, her husband, Art Canales and their sons, 12-year-old Aaron and 10-year-old Sam -- loaded up, piled into a single car and headed for South Memphis.
Their first stop was the small, well-maintained home of Edith Shorter. After a few knocks on the door, the family presented Shorter with hugs, a meal and a gift bag before heading to their next stop just around the corner.
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The lessons of giving, it seems, haven't been lost on Aaron and Sam.
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"Yeah," added Sam. "We don't mind waking up early if we're helping MIFA."
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Chapter Seven
Somewhere from within the darkness of my mind I hear again. I feel something cool on my forehead and although it radiates with pain it feels good. At least I am alive. For the most part. A groan escapes my lips and I peel my eyelids apart slowly. One is swollen and it makes it hard but the other is serviceable so I make due. Sitting next to me, with a cloth pressed to my forehead is Gaspard, dirty and tired but him all the same and I have never been more happy to see anyone in my life.
"Where am I?"
Gaspard removes the cloth and puts it down in a basin I suspect is on the ground. "Temporary hospital in one of the warehouses in Oporto."
That would explain the lack of sunshine and smell of straw.
"How long have I been here?"
"Several days. You have been in and out of consciousness."
"What happened?" I ask, blinking slowly.
"You were caught near a shell at it penetrated the city wall. Any closer and you would be dead." Gaspard tells me, looking at me sorrowfully. "You had a few broken ribs and your right leg was dislocated but other than a few scars and bruises you will be alright. You contracted a fever from your wounds and were quite delirious but Eduardo brought herbs from a villager which set you right again."
Thank you Eduardo, that was kind of you my friend.
"How bad is it?" I ask. I glance at the screen around my bed. I hear the sound of patients and doctors beyond but it's all hard to tell.
"Close to three thousand." Gaspard replies quietly.
"What of our friends?" I ask then.
"Minor wounds only. They will all be fine. Mr. Cox is back at the encampment, he did not come."
I breath a sigh of relief. Good. I look across at Gaspard and I can tell he wants to say something. But before I do I reach up and feel for my uniform... I cut my eyes quickly to Gaspard and he shakes his head.
"Your uniform had to be cut off. It was still early when you were carried in, the doctors handed you over to me when they saw you were not in critical condition. It seems that was providence's hand for what I found."
Gaspard looks down at me with a difficult expression to read but I just stare and wait. So now you know. Do you think less of me for it? Gaspard lets out a small sigh and smiles at me lightly, his hand suddenly over mine and it feels good.
"You do not need to worry... I was as gentle." He tells me.
"Was anyone else..." Was anyone else here to see me?
"No. I was the only one here."
I stare up at him and although it was purely to save my life and care for me did he see me in my nature state I am glad it was him. I give him hand a little squeeze and give him a tired but grateful smile.
"Thank you. For taking care of me and for not giving me away."
"No. You are safe." He nods. "We can talk more later, you should rest now."
I close my eyes again but he doesn't let go of my hand and neither do I let go of his. No, I wont let go. I fall into a deep dreamless sleep in minutes, holding tight to his hand, warmed by his attention and the contact of his skin on mine. I do not sleep for long though because a commotion wakes me not too long after. I open my one good eye and find Gaspard standing, his back to me, speaking to another battle smeared solider.
"Gaspard?" I croak.
Gaspard turns and looks down at me, his jaw is clenched, but behind him stands Richard Allen looking very much the same. I sigh. Men.
"It's alright. You can let him come."
"You should rest." Gaspard cautions me.
"It's alright." I whisper. "He won't excite me."
Richard just smirks but I ignore him, far too tired to care for his bravado.
"Dos he..?" Gaspard questions.
"Know she isn't a he?" Allen questions with a smirk. "I've known much longer than you."
Gaspard frowns darkly at Richard but he can't say a word about it, not yet at least. Richard comes by my side and looks me over, the horrid broken and bruised thing that I am but that doesn't stop him from bending over and planting a kiss right on my broken lip. I groan and push him back but he doesn't mind.
"You're quite the talk you know Princess?" He says, sitting himself on the edge of my cot and leaning over me. "The first one through into the city. You basically led the charge today. Everyone's talking."
"It was my horse's idea. She's the stupidly brave one, not me."
"That's not how the stories are told." he smirks and traces the purple bruise on my eye. "I thought I told you to dodge the beast of war and save that skin for me."
I smirk but don't answer, no not while Gaspard is silently seething from the end of the cot I now lay. It's actually the first time I have seen him angry. He had been resentful of Captain Henson but with Richard it's different. Is that jealousy you feel Gaspard?
"What happens now?"
"Now, you heal up nice and the second you can see and move I'm going to pick you up and-"
"Not that you idiot." I growl. "The army."
"We will fortify the city and await orders here. We won't be moving any time soon." Gaspard tells me, still frowning at Richard. "Now you should get some rest."
I manage what I can of a nod and pull the blanket up tighter to my neck. My whole body is still quite sore and my chest is tightly coiled in bandages but it feels good to know I don't have to go anywhere. Richard stands and looks over me.
"I'll sit with her."
"No." Gaspard replies. "The doctors handed him over to my care. If you are not careful you will cause... him... harm."
"I'll do as I like Spaniard. I am your superior and I tell you I will sit with... him." Richard retorts strongly.
"Pleeease." I groan scrunching my eyes closed. I want to sleep! "Both of you, leave. No, I don't want to hear it. Just go NOW."
Both men leave, grumbling and cursing at each other. Luckily Richard is not familiar with Spanish and Gaspard with some of the choicer English phrases for their would surely be a brawl but I am and I can't help but smile wickedly as I close my eyes to sleep. I do love it when I am fought over... I really do.
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This morning, some days after I awoke in the hospital tent, I am well enough to be moved and I am glad of it. Dying was all around me in that hospital and I am glad to be moved to one of the homes that have been given to the soldiers. It is crowded but somehow I was given a small room above the front doorway. These homes being only for officers and recovering patients I suppose I got lucky. Richard has been sent on some task outside of Oporto for a few days so the quarrelling between him and my Spanish friend has been put on hold, which I am glad for. It's touching actually to see them fight as they do, jealousy I suppose, I try not to encourage it but what girl doesn't love something like that? Not too long ago is was Jared and Jaimy who fought over me. ...Jaimy. Where are you now my love? How do you fair? And Jared... my handsome rogue. I hope you're safe, snugged up in some port with some lucky girl.
Gaspard takes me to the house and shows me my new quarters for the foreseeable future. It is charming actually. Very quaint but somehow it reminds me a little of my room in Paris and I am glad of it. I gaze about the room and smile but then my eyes fall on a cot set up in the corner by the door. I hadn't given it a second look when I had entered but now I see that it is made up too, just like the small bed that it to be mine on the right side of the window. I turn to Gaspard.
"Is someone else staying here?" I ask.
Gaspard nods. "I thought it might be best..."
I smile, catching his meaning. "Looking out to protect a little girl's virtue or pursue it as many others do?"
Gaspard can't help but smirk. "I am here for protection, nothing more."
I throw on a pout for amusement and gaze up at him. "You don't find me worthy of chasing? Who would, bruised and cut, shorn and skinny as I am."
"No. No." Gaspard replies urgently, reaching out for me but dropping his hand just as quickly but suddenly I ain't kiddin' no more. He looks down at me with those deep brown eyes and I feel lost in them. "You are an amazing woman, you have great courage and that makes you very beautiful..." he smiles now but keeps staring at me intently. "...even despite the scars and bruises."
I smile, my heart warmed by his kindness. He didn't need to say any of that but he did and I like him all the more so for saying it. I turn away and look around at the room, still a little shaken by him. I love it. I notice my things, all the worldly belongs I had at the camp, have been brought and put at the end of my bed. I carefully tae a mental inventory then smile, seeing as everything is accounted for, and then turn back to Gaspard.
"Have you explored yet? No? Then come, we will do it now."
Gaspard meekly follows me out and acts very much the charming guide as we tour the city. Because of keeping up appearances that I am the young Lieutenant Jack Read I cannot use Gaspard's arm as support as I wish to but instead use the cane I have been provided by Doctor Murray. I hobble along quite well, but it doesn't stop Gaspard from dropping his normal confident strides to adopt a slower pace for my sake. I don't object, knowing my friend knows my secret makes me feel easy and more apt to notice the way he looks at me. No longer am I his superior and friend, I am a young woman in his eyes and although I know he looks at me quite differently, I don't mind, I enjoy teasing him in my normal manner. I batt my lashes when I can and act a shameful flirt but we both enjoy it. What man doesn't?
After we walk a while and see much of this side of the city Gaspard directs us to a low stone wall by some kind of well, in a quite spot away from much of the goings on. I sit and rest my cane against the wall next to me and Gaspard sits down on the other side of me.
"Tomorrow I will take you to see Lord Wellesley." Gaspard says shortly after we sit. "He's asked to speak with you as soon as you regained your health."
I nod. My face is back to it's normal size, although slightly discoloured it's more agreeable than it was. The rest of me is fairly mended, except for my limp and sore guts but I'm told that will all heal with a little more time. I am glad. I spent many a night in the hospital worrying about the sight I would present to Jaimy if I ever see him again and I am happy to know I should be much as I always was.
"I don't want to disappoint his Lordship." I reply, thinking back to before the battle. "He was very kind to me before we rode into battle. I hope he was not injured."
"I believe he was but only minor wounds. Battle rarely leaves each combatant untouched."
"And you?" I ask, looking across at him with normal female concern.
Gaspard smiles lightly. "A saber slash here and there, nothing that has not been mended. It was you that seemed to be touched by the battle most of all."
"Aye. Funny thing was I thought I heard someone call me before the shell exploded and threw me. I thought it was you."
"Someone did, but it wasn't me." Gaspard replies with a funny look in his eye.
"Alberto. He was with one of the Cavalry regiments and followed you in as you lead the charge." Gaspard explains.
"I thought he was in Rafael's regiment?" I reply. He in the tenth regiment, I was in the first. How did he..?
"I told him to look out for you." Gaspard replies, brining his eyes back to mine.
"But why?" How?
"Because of something you said some time ago." Gaspard replies.
I don't get it.
He smiles lightly. "Do you remember the night I woke you, when you had been dreaming?"
"The nightmare?" I murmur then it hits me. Oh no. "Gaspard. What did I say?"
"You mentioned someone repeatedly, praying to God that he would save you. You did not sound like a battle hardened young man." He takes a breath and looks out over the common.
"...was his name Jaimy?" I breath quietly.
Gaspard thinks for a moment then nods reluctantly. I smile sympathetically for him. Oh you are so handsome when you are upset, do you know that?
"He is my intended...or he was some time ago."
"Is he a good man?"
"The best." I whisper with a sad smile and look down at the ground. Oh Jaimy. I do love you. I hope you can love me back after everything I've done to you. I am so hard on my friends.
"When you dreamt you betrayed your secret." Gaspard says then, looking back to me unabashed.
"You said I didn't say anything." I defend. "Why?"
"I thought you must have a good reason for impersonating a Lieutenant in Lord Wellesley's army."
I nod. "But I can't say. I hope you understand."
"I do. I have full trust in you." he says, looking at me in such a way that makes me want to tell him all my secrets. I don't know how he does it but instantly I feel vulnerable and I ain't even sittin' in his lap. "...are you allowed to tell me your real name at least?"
"Mary." I say. Just to be safe, it's true at any rate.
I smile. I like it. Spoken with his heavily accented tongue it makes me feel very fine, just like Jean-Paul's Jaqui. Oh how I miss that girl and her handsome Frenchman. I wonder how you are my friend, no doubt married to a fine french woman who shares your good looks and kind heart.
"A beautiful name." Gaspard says then, looking at me kindly. "You are quite a woman Maria."
I blush and drop my eyes to my feet. I'm not used to this. It's been a long time since a handsome man has been so charming. I have been close with Richard of late, when we were lookin' for Jaimy back in England but that was different, we had history. This is someone new. Someone very different than the rogue Allen. When I look back up Gaspard is smiling down at me, and I can feel it strongly.
"You are sweet but I am nothin' but a common coward. Really."
"I do not believe that."
"Please don't say I am some type of hero because of what Dancer did when we charged Oporto. I was only clingin' on for dear life."
"Then I will not, although I do admire your bravery. Alberto told me of the Frenchman who was prepared to kill you. You acted bravely."
I don't say anything about that. I only remember being terrified. I don't remember being brave at all.
"...although that is not what I was thinking of. I was thinking of your leaving your home and the man you loved to come to this foreign place, join an army as a male officer and go into battle willingly. I have never heard of a woman quite like that before in my lifetime Maria." he continues.
"What about Agustina de Aragon?" I ask with a smile.
Gaspard smiles, chuckling lightly and I am glad to hear it. I like his laugh. "You are both amazing women."
"Amazing women are not usually accepted in society with open arms... I'm actually surprised you've been so accepting of all of this. Especially since you seen so... traditional."
"Traditional? ...Yes. I suppose I am."
Gaspard chuckles again, looking off towards a few officers now entering the common. My eyes follow his and I frown, a little sad our day has ended but accepting. I pick up my cane and rise to my feet. Gaspard stands as well and we cross the common without another word.


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