I made it here to the historic Cripple Creek Courthouse for my child support modification hearing.
My stomach is a mess. This is such a beautiful old building, but it holds lots of really bad memories. I walked up the same stairs where two years ago I ran into my former Mother-In-Law & several women who I had considered friends.
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Nearly everyone at Niagara Falls Country Club was rooting for Ben Reichert on Saturday. Mother Nature and the golf gods included.
The East Aurora native became the first Western New Yorker since 1965 to capture the Porter Cup, leading the 62nd edition of the tournament wire-to-wire and finishing at 11-under with a 2-under 68 in Saturday's final round.
Playing in his sixth Porter Cup, Reichert created his own fortune most of the week. He carded only three bogeys over the entire 72 holes, going 29 straight without in one stretch after shooting a 6-under 64 to jump ahead Thursday.
He needed a bit of luck to close the deal.
Up one stroke on Elmira, Ontario's Garrett Rank — the NHL referee and tournament favorite — heading onto the par-4 17th, Reichert crushed his tee shot right, a future souvenir in one of the many backyards lining NFCC. But the shot hit a tree and bounced back into the center of the fairway, and Reichert launched an iron onto the short side of the green for one of a handful of key pars.
Rank, playing one group ahead, bogeyed 18, meaning Reichert needed at worst a 4 on the par-3 closing hole to win. But he walloped another tee shot over the green, seemingly headed for Mountain View Drive. Instead, the ball hopped and hit a spectator's seat, stopping in play. Reichert finessed a chip just in front of the hole and closed with par.
Rank, in his 10th Porter Cup, finished second and 9-under. New York City's Ethan Ng and Amesbury, Massachusetts' Chris Francoeur, tied for third at 8-under.
Ng was one stroke back until the 17th hole. While setting up his approach shot, he practice swing caught part of a tree, causing his ball to move and taking a two-stroke penalty.
Reichert's chief competition most of the day, Norway's Herman Senke, had a chance to tie with a 1-foot eagle putt on the par-5 11th, but it lipped out. He remained one stroke back of Reichert until the par-4 14th, when his tee shot sailed left, caught a tree and bounced out of bounds. He re-teed, and his approach from the right rough sailed over the green and into an unplayable area on the back of a hill
After another drop penalty, a chip and a two-putt, Senke carded an 8 on the hole and fell back to 6-under.

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A Tilehurst school once accused of failing standards, poor teaching and a high staff turnover is now providing "satisfactory education" and has been removed from special measures.
Headteacher Glyn Whiteford: 'Delighted' with recognition of hard work
Denefield School in Long Lane was warned it must improve following an Ofsted inspection in December 2008 but following a revisit to the school in November the watchdog agreed to lift the ruling.
In the report inspectors stated "there have been improvements in most aspects of the school's work, particularly the quality of leadership and of teaching as well as students' attendance".
It added: "These changes have led to an increase in the rate at which students make progress and so their attainment has risen, demonstrating that the school has good capacity to improve further."
Headteacher Glyn Whiteford, said: "The removal of Denefield from special measures confirms the school's own self assessment of our progress to date. I am delighted that the hard work of our staff, students and governors over the last two years has been recognised in this latest judgement from Ofsted
"Our ambitions for the school are very high and continuing to improve standards remains our top priority."
The previous report condemned the school for failing to give its pupils an acceptable standard of education and highlighted "shortcomings" in leadership. Attendance was "well below average", while one in three lessons were described as "inadequate" and the turnover of staff had "impeded good continuity of learning".
The latest report praised Mr Whiteford, who was appointed in February 2009, for communicating a clear vision for the school shared by staff.
It noted that the proportion of good or better lessons had grown substantially with teachers now ambitious to improve which had a positive impact.
Ofsted also stated pupils were also enjoying school and systems for managing behaviour were clear and effective.
The removal of special measures follows the school's exam success last summer when it recorded its best ever GCSE results.
The school is also embarking on a £10 million redevelopment including a brand new science and technology block, atrium, new sixth form spaces and upgraded facilities for other departments.
Chair of governors Lorraine Doyle said: "The whole governing body would like to pass on their congratulations to Mr Whiteford and all the staff for this fantastic conclusion to the Ofsted process.
"The school is now firmly on course to achieve the ambitious goals we have set for continued further improvement."
West Berkshire executive councillor for education Barbara Alexander added: "Clearly, considerable improvements have been made under the successful leadership of the new headteacher and I am sure we can expect even better progress in the future."
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CBN's, AFC's, NSIA's N1tr for Lagos-Ibadan, other roads
The Infrastructure Corporation of Nigeria Limited (InfraCorp) plans to commit N1 trillion to the completion of Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Abuja-Kano Highway and the Second Niger Bridge, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele hinted yesterday.
Emefiele said that InfraCorp has already provided N170 billion bridge fund for the three key infrastructure projects.
The N15 trillion InfraCorp is co-owned by the CBN, the African Finance Corporation (AFC) and the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA).
Speaking yesterday at the end of the 2021 Bankers' Committee retreat in Lagos, the CBN boss said the remaining part of the fund will be sourced through local debts from banks and pension assets.
Emefiele said the fund will be utilised to support the Federal Government in building the required transport infrastructure to move agriculture products to processors, raw materials to factories and finished goods to the markets.
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He said the Bankers' Committee appreciates the role of banks as an enabler and catalyst of real sector growth through its advocacy, interventions and targeted support.
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Emefiele said: "We will try to limit foreign borrowing for the projects, except where it is absolutely necessary to take foreign loans. The roads will be tolled. The Bankers' Committee will in 2022 focus on infrastructure building as there is limited fiscal space and the committee through the banks will focus on infrastructure support.
"What is important is that within the Nigerian financial market, there is a lot of idle funding, and can be well channeled, if packed the way Infracorp has been set up. We want local investors to put their funds in these projects.
"We tend to help government and private sector to raise capital without endangering the balance sheet of the Federal Government of Nigeria. For the members of the Bankers' Committee, it is an opportunity for us to begin to think about how to reset our economy, how to make our economy self-sustaining.
"We will do everything possible to reduce the rate of poverty in our country. Believing that if we are able to diversify the economy, believing that if we are able to reduce unemployment and poverty in the country, then we can beat our chest and begin to say that we have a country that that is secured and reduce the level of insecurity in the country.
"And we viewed that doing this is upmost and that everything must be done and that banks themselves took up the fact that whereas we have done everything in the past to support the economy but we will still do more as agent's that should catalysed the economy.
Emefiele said the Federal Government has provided a kind of seed funding initially to jumpstart these projects, but the InfraCorp would now help to look at the viability of those projects.
He said: "We will be working with the government and all the agencies of government to see to it that these projects are completed and more of it would come on stream.
"We know there are so many of the projects and am sure when we begin to take stock of the size of the infrastructure projects we find out that they run into hundreds of trillions of naira but we have decided to start with just with the first phase which is just N15 trillion."
On how the funds will be sourced, he said: "The projects will be funded through the banks and pension assets, with 50 per cent of the debts expected to be borrowed locally. We will try to limit foreign borrowing but where foreign currencies are needed will provide them to ensure project continuity.
"The roads will be tolled to repay the loans because the projects are financially viable. People will pay for it and enjoy good road infrastructure as that is the only way we can afford it."


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Europa League Preview: Everton head to Russia, Spurs host Besiktas
By Mike PrindivilleOct 1, 2014, 11:10 PM EDT
Everton and Tottenham face stiff challenges in Thursday's Europa League action when the Toffees travel to Southern Russia to face FC Krasnodar and Spurs host Besiktas.
Everton sit atop Group H on three points after dismantling Wolfsburg 4-1 in the group stage opener at Goodison Park. That night saw the Toffees flying high with goals from Seamus Coleman, Leighton Baines and Kevin Mirallas while also benefitting from a Ricardo Rodriguez own-goal, which the Swiss left-back then made up for with a consolation free-kick at the death.
In fairness to Wolfsburg, the scoreline was flattering. Everton played well and were clinical in front of net but also received a gargantuan effort from Tim Howard, who stood on his head in the second half. To expect such a walk-through against Krasnodar on Thursday would be a mistake, and one the Toffees could pay dearly for.
The Russian side did not exist until 2008 but since then has steadily climbed up the ranks of the Russian league. The club is the brainchild of retail billionaire Sergey Galitsky but unlike many compatriots before him – Roman Abramovich at Chelsea and Suleyman Kerimov at Anzhi Makachkala – his money has been put to use in the youth system rather than the transfer market. As a result, Krasnodar is known as a club that plays quality football that's pleasing to the fans.
In their first group stage match Krasnodar eked out a shock draw at Lille after taking the lead through a goal from Ricardo Laborde. They are known to be particularly difficult at home where they've won all three of their UEFA home games to date, scoring 11 goals and conceding none. Combine that with the fact that Everton will be without Ross Barkley, Kevin Mirallas and (possibly) Seamus Coleman, and escaping Russia with a point could be a solid result.
For Tottenham, the opening match of the group stage went according to plan, all things considered. The 0-0 draw with Partizan Belgrade was an action-packed match with a largely secondary squad after Mauricio Pochettino decided to leave Danny Rose, Emmanuel Adebayor, Younes Kaboul, Mousa Dembele and Nacer Chadli home due to prior racial abuse suffered by Rose. Spurs played well, however, and could have won the match had Harry Kane not been denied by the bar 60 seconds into the match.
Besiktas will be equally keen on taking the points Thursday after their opening match against Asteras Tripolis ended in a 1-1 draw due to Facundo Parra's 88th minute volley leveling the match in Turkey. Familiar faces on hand at White Hart Lane include former Chelsea/Newcastle/West Ham striker Demba Ba as well as Kerim Koyunlu, who was known as Kerim Frei when he played for Fulham. The Turks will prove a strong test for Spurs but this is a match where the English side will be disappointed with anything other than all three points.
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Norodom Sihanouk, ex-King of Cambodia tells the real story of the coup which drove him into exile and left his country ravaged by war. For sixteen years he walked the tightrope between East and West, determined to preserve Cambodia's neutrality. But he reckoned without the CIA, equally determined to create a new American satellite. This is the story of 'dollar diplomacy' at its most ruthless; of democracy repressed; of war deliberately spread through South-East Asia; of one of the most flagrant acts of unprovoked aggression in modern history. Prince Sihanouk's personal account throws new light on the policies of all the major powers and warns the Third World what lies behind a friendly offer of aid. -- Cover.
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Ross Lander, a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and worship leader based in Huddersfield, is releasing his debut album 'Masterpiece'.
"I lead a fairly large worship team of around 40 at the Elim Pentecostal Church, where we have 300-400 regular attendees", explains Ross. "I have played in worship teams for 30 years on bass, keyboard, drums, flute and vocals, and have been in a number of performing bands as a bassist (including touring the UK and US with the Paul Poulton Project), as well as some national and regional Christian conferences and events."
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Read More Ross Lander, a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and worship leader based in Huddersfield, is releasing his debut album 'Masterpiece'.
And you can hear from the off that these songs are for the local church. The themes are very much themes that are important for the local church. Ross talks about how he likes plenty of content in his songs and there certainly is. I love the songs 'Let The Fire Come Alive' and 'On Our Side', which has a lovely sound, think Nile Rogers' guitars and some stunning vocals. For me the album has a few styles going on, but there is something a bit Graham Kendrick about some of the other songs. Solid theme songwriting.
Ross also says "I have been writing worship songs for some time, some of which have been popular at our own church, but until now I have not attempted to record them properly". His experience floods out of these songs. He seems to have a load of musicians and singers helping him with this record, from drummer Aron Bicskey who plays regularly for Philippa Hanna and many other artists, plus Mark Stone and Lisa Jayne (Ball) who are recording artists in their own right.
I have read that Stuart Townsend is an influence of his and this is none more apparent than in the songs 'Nothing Can Take My Salvation' and 'Forgiven & Redeemed' which are brilliant hymn like songs.
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Let The Fire Come Alive
On Our Side
Ross Lander Releasing Debut Album 'Masterpiece'
Ross Lander, a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and worship leader based in Huddersfield, is releasing his debut album 'Masterpiece'. "I lead a fairly large worship team of around 40 at the Elim Pentecostal Church, where we…


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Blowdrys are a great treat: whether you go to the salon purely for a blowdry, or whether it is the end phase of your new colour or cut, it can put the finishing touches on your overall style. It's an art that is hard to perfect for most people at home, but it can transform the way your hair sits, and the way it wears until your next wash. And, if that's not enough to make you want to book in a blowdry at your favourite salon immediately, let's not forget the little head massage you get to enjoy while your hair is being washed.
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Texas Racing Commission prepares to close as political fight escalates
Local // Houston
Commission expects to shut down unless state OKs funding
Brian M. Rosenthal
Aug. 9, 2015 Updated: Aug. 10, 2015 1:56 p.m.
Cy-Fair is home to Sam Houston Race Park, which hosts quarter horse and thoroughbread racing throughout the year. It's Houston's only horse track.Bob Levey/Freelance
AUSTIN - The state agency that oversees Texas horse and dog racing tracks has abruptly begun preparing to shut down, raising the stakes of a political fight that could cripple a multi-million dollar industry.
Texas Racing Commission officials have stopped signing off on new races and started warning that the agency will shutter by the end of the month unless the Legislative Budget Board approves a funding request.
"Absent the necessary approvals from the LBB, the agency will no longer be able to pay its employees or its rent and will close by the end of the day on August 31, 2015," commission executive director Chuck Trout told a lawyer representing the tracks in a letter last Friday, adding that, "if the agency closes, all racing will also stop."
Commission officials believe the board controlled by lawmakers will ultimately approve the money if they repeal a controversial new racing game, but the warning nevertheless has plunged Harris County's Sam Houston Race Park and others around the state into unexpected uncertainty. State law requires commission staff to attend each race, so closure could leave the tracks unable to operate.
The tumult marks a dramatic escalation in a year-long battle between the commission and some lawmakers over the new game, known as "historical racing."
Also known as "instant racing," the game allows players to bet on previously-run races that have been stripped of identifications. It is seen by the tracks as a necessary innovation to help them to keep up with states where more betting is allowed, but it has drawn opposition from critics who say the terminals resemble slot machines and would expand gambling here while hurting charitable bingo groups.
The commission approved historical racing last summer over the objection of Senate Republicans, who sent a letter saying the agency did not have the authority to make such an authorization unilaterally.
The approval has become the subject of an ongoing lawsuit, filed by the bingo groups.
The lawmakers, meanwhile, set about during this year's legislative session to get retribution against what some called a "rogue agency."
Senate budget writer Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, led the charge, proposing to eliminate the commission and transfer its authorization to another agency.
After a debate that featured a heated back-and-forth in the state House at 3 a.m. April 1, lawmakers eventually kept the agency but put part of its budget under the control of the Legislative Budget Board.
The move was seen by some as a way to force the agency to reverse course on historical racing by withholding the money until the commissioners repealed their authorization of the game. Seeing no choice, the commissioners have moved to do just that; a vote is scheduled for Aug. 25.
In the meantime, commission officials say they have tried to contact the board multiple times and received no response or indication about what they need to do to get funding.
As a result, commission spokesman Robert Elrod said, the agency has decided not to approve simulcast racing - a game that allows players to bet on races taking place in other venues - after Aug. 31, when the fiscal year ends.
Even though the Legislature only put about 10 percent of the budget under control of the budget board, a full shutdown is an option because that portion contains the agency's central administration, Elrod said.
"We can't move forward until we get that approval," he said, although he added that he expects the commission will get to stay open in the end.
The racing tracks are more worried.
Andrea Young, president of the Sam Houston Race Park in northwest Harris County, lamented the possibility of a shut-down, saying it would help out-of-state gambling interests. She blamed the trouble on Nelson, a powerful member of the Legislative Budget Board.
"Despite no legislative direction or enactment, Senator Nelson is attempting to use the LBB as a personal political tool to bully the Racing Commission to get what she wants - the end of horse racing in Texas," Young said in a statement.
Nelson's office did not respond to a request for comment Sunday. A Legislative Budget Board spokeswoman could not be reached for comment.
The Sam Houston Race Park alone was host to more than $135 million worth of betting last year, according to the commission's most recent annual report. There are two other major horse and dog racing tracks in Texas - Lone Star Park near Fort Worth and Retama Park outside San Antonio.
Overall, the tracks contribute about 36,000 jobs and $5 billion to the Texas economy, according to the industry.
"If the racing commission shuts down this month tens of thousands of people will lose their jobs, generations of horsemen will be put out of business, and Texas will lose millions in tax dollars," Young said.
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Tomorrow is Austria's national holiday. In case you don't know how that came about, it's the day when we're supposed to commemorate the signing of a treaty including the law of permanent neutrality (and a few other things). Since the signing happened 40 50 years ago (edit: Did I really write 40? Well, good thing I noticed it before anyone else did!), the government has decided to hold a big military parade. Because, as you are all aware, commemorating the anniversary of permanent neutrality practically screams for a display of military power. And that's what's going to happen tomorrow. According to the ministry of defense, tomorrow's parade through Vienna [DE] will contain the following:
4010 soldiers
195 tanks
about 100 air-crafts (apparently they don't know exactly, which is quite understandable, considering the fact that Austria's aerial force is impressive like that. I looked up the precise numbers [DE], and they amount to exactly 163, including planes used for transportation and training purposes, for example this one here)
There won't be any concrete numbers as to what the whole thing will cost, because according to the ministry, the costs for the parade are incorporated into the training budget. Which of course warrants a serious: "What the fuck?" I mean, apparently the Austrian military has a budget so bloated they can afford to parade practically its entire aerial and land force through Vienna.
What if universities had that kind of budget? How bloated would a budget for the University of Vienna have to be in order for them to organize a parade of all its staff through the streets of Vienna, just so people could gaze in amazement at the extreme number of people working in administration? Hell, in today's seminar people had to sit on the floor because there's just not enough space, and the government spends millions of Euros on useless parades of a useless military force. It's a mess, it's a damn mess.
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Manitoba Catholic Church of the Deaf (MCCD)'s special announcement!
The family of Karen Kraemer contacted Manitoba Catholic Church of the Deaf (MCCD) and would like to inform our deaf community and friends that they have plan to do a funeral service for Karen in the month of May 2014 at Deaf Centre, Affleck/Fiola Room.
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War – Dark Crusade
"Dark Crusade" redirects here. For the album by Abaddon Incarnate, see Dark Crusade (album). For the novel by Karl Edward Wagner, see Kane (fantasy). For the novel by Walter H. Hunt, see The Dark Crusade.
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War –
Dark Crusade
THQ (former)
Sega (current)
Designer(s)
Jonny Ebbert
Nick Waanders
Ian Cumming
Inon Zur
NA: October 9, 2006
AU: October 29, 2006
EU: November 3, 2006
Mode(s)
Single-player, multiplayer
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War – Dark Crusade is the second expansion to the Real-time strategy video game Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War developed by Relic Entertainment and published by THQ. Based on Games Workshop's tabletop wargame, Warhammer 40,000, Dark Crusade was released on October 9, 2006.[1] The expansion features two new races, the Tau Empire and the Necrons. Including the Imperial Guard from Dawn of War's first expansion pack Winter Assault, a total of seven playable races in this expansion.[2]
Unlike Winter Assault, Dark Crusade is a standalone expansion that does not require prior installation of Dawn of War or Winter Assault to play, allowing the user to play as all seven factions in both single player Skirmish and Campaign modes.[3]
Parallel to the release of Dark Crusade, THQ also released a triple pack of Dawn of War, Winter Assault, and Dark Crusade, dubbed Dawn of War Anthology. The case is embossed with images of all the faction leaders of the campaign dressed in their respective wargear.
1.2 Multiplayer
2.1 Setting
2.2 Possible Endings
2.3 Canonical Plot
2.4 Campaign
3 Setting
3.1 Races
3.1.1 Tau Empire
3.1.2 Necrons
Khorne Berzerkers attacking an Imperial Guard listening post.
As with previous Dawn of War titles, Dark Crusade is focused on the conflict part of gameplay; in order to obtain more resources players must fight over them.[4] Each player starts off with a base and wins by fulfilling mission objectives. There are multiple tiers of technology, with each allowing for more powerful units and upgrades.
The Tau fighting the Necrons for a Control Point.
Units[edit]
The number of units a player may field at one time is determined by population and vehicle 'squad caps'; these limit the number of infantry troops and vehicles a player may have on the battlefield. Squad caps may be increased using methods differing between races. Most units have a melee attack and a ranged attack. Units are often specialized to be better using one attack type. All units also have stances; these affect how the units respond to enemies. There are six types of units: commanders, infantry, heavy infantry, daemons, vehicles, and Titans.
Commanders are hero units, and can usually only be built once. If they perish, they may be rebuilt. A sub-class is the semi-commander unit, which has many abilities like the commander unit but may be built multiple times. Infantry are foot soldiers, and may either be regular or heavy, with heavy infantry being much tougher than normal infantry. Vehicles are heavy weaponry and transports, and include tanks, artillery, troop carriers and walkers. Titans are end-game units, which usually require the highest tech level and a captured relic. Titans appear as all the other unit types depending on Factions. like Commanders they can only be built once and may be rebuilt.
All units, aside from titans and most heroes, builders and vehicles, come in squads. These are groups of infantry that are commanded as a single entity. They may be reinforced with additional members, equipped with special weapons, or be attached to hero units. Some squads have special abilities, such as grenades, teleportation, and stealth, unlocked with research or leader units. Unit longevity is determined by their health and morale points, which govern a squad's fighting effectiveness. Both are reduced by weaponry; morale recharges independently or due to unit abilities, while health is increased by healer units or repair, with some units also able to heal themselves. The Necrons have the ability to reassemble themselves and spawn again.
Multiplayer[edit]
Players may either connect directly by IP connection, or play on their LAN.[5] There are eight game modes available for online skirmish play, such as Annihilate, which requires the player to destroy every enemy buildings capable of unit production or Sudden Death, which causes a player to be eliminated if another captures one of their strategic points. Multiple game modes may be enabled, calling for multiple winning conditions. Due to its nature as a standalone expansion pack, the player may only play as the Tau or Necrons in multiplayer. They may enter their original Dawn of War CD key to gain access to the original four races. Likewise, a Winter Assault CD key is needed to access the Imperial Guard.
Plot[edit]
Setting[edit]
After the Eldar on Lorn V break their alliance with the Imperial Guard during the events of Winter Assault, the Guard form a task force led by Colonel Lukas Aleksander to hunt their leader, Farseer Taldeer. The awakening of Necrons on the fringe planet of Kronus triggers her journey to the planet, with Aleksander in pursuit. The planet has been under the tenuous control of the Tau Empire for centuries, having wrested it from the Imperium of Mankind and subjugated its human population. The protagonist of Fire Warrior, Kais, leads the Tau forces arriving on the planet. Feral Orks are combined into a force by the arrival of Warboss Gorgutz, who killed the former ruler of Lorn V, the Chaos Lord Crull. The Chaos Lord Eliphas commanding forces from the Chaos Undivided warband Word Bearers arrives in turn to conquer the world and retrieve Crull's skull. Blood Raven Space Marines under the charge of Captain Davian Thule are tasked by Chapter Master Azariah Kyras to purge the world and retrieve relics and information pertaining to the chapter's early history. However, Thule's orders lead him into conflict with the Imperial Guard forces.
Possible Endings[edit]
Tau: The Tau regain control of Kronus. Imperial Guard forces and human dissidents are forced into reeducation camps. Humanity becomes a small minority on Kronus, with mass sterilization rumored to have been undertaken.
Chaos: Eliphas ascends into Daemonhood, uses Kronus as a staging point, and leads Chaos forces in the most devastating offensive since the Horus Heresy.
Necron: The Necrons purge Kronus of all life, and campaigns throughout nearby systems, repelling all attempts at retaking the planet.
Ork: Gorgutz uses the planet as a recruiting ground for his later campaigns.
Imperial Guard: Aleksander remains on the planet as its Imperial governor. He yields command of his regiment, passing it to his deputy.
Eldar: Taldeer leaves the planet after putting enemy forces into chaos, leaving it as anarchic, contested by warlords.
Canonical Plot[edit]
The canonical plot of the game follows the Blood Ravens. The Blood Ravens defeat the Imperial Guard and kill Colonel Aleksander. The survivors are given treatment and evacuated off-world. The Blood Ravens then defeat the Eldar, capturing and then executing their leader, Taldeer. The Word Bearers are defeated and Eliphas' body is destroyed by a daemon. The Necron Lord of Kronus is destroyed by Thule, though he loses an eye in the process. The Tau and Orks are defeated by an unknown force. With the Blood Ravens victorious, the world is returned to the Imperium of Man, though not before it is purged and pillaged. The Imperial Guard report the Blood Ravens to the Imperial Inquisition, though Thule and his officers manage to convince the Inquisition that their actions were justified. However, the victory on Kronus precedes the revelation of Kyras' allegiance to Chaos, and the defeat of the Blood Ravens in the Kaurava System.
Campaign[edit]
The expansion features a "Risk-based strategic layer",[6] a campaign including a "meta-map", similar to that in Westwood Studios's Dune games as opposed to the programmed, linear storylines of previous versions. Due to this lack of linearity, there is no plot aside from the opening cinematic; rather, as the player conquers various opposing factions the game provides a narrative specific to whom the player has conquered. If the player wins the campaign, a cinematic is played that depends on which faction the player was controlling.
The player may pick a faction to play as, and then engages in turn-based combat with the other A.I.-controlled factions. There are multiple provinces, which are conquered by fighting a regular skirmish match over them. These may either give a special bonus or supply special 'honour guard' units, which are powerful, non-trainable versions of regular units. They may only be made on the main battlefield overview screen, and, like provincial reinforcements, cost planetary requisition, a resource gained on a per-turn basis based on how many provinces the player controls. Honour guard units transfer over provinces and may be used repeatedly. There are also seven 'Stronghold' provinces that function as bases for respective factions; these are made like more traditional campaign games, with multiple secondary and primary objectives that vary from faction to faction.
The Tau commander, equipped with a majority of wargear upgrades.
Also, a race's commander unit may be upgraded with special "wargear", unique, customizable upgrades that vary by race. These are awarded at battle milestones, ranging from a certain amount of kills to conquering many provinces.
Campaign scenarios are persistent, meaning that all player structures are 'saved' when a game is won. For example, if a player builds a base and conquers a province, only to have a neighbouring faction attack aforementioned province, the player will start out with his previous base, with the exception of having no technology researched. Also, the CPU always starts out in the same spot, rather than being random. If you build a defense around the CPU's starting point and it's too close, it will be removed at the beginning of the defense match. Players may also choose to garrison provinces with units that are instantly available should the province be attacked. These are bought with planetary requisition.
Races[edit]
All five of the pre-existing factions gain new units, and two new playable races are available.
Tau Empire[edit]
Main article: T'au Empire
One of the two newer races, the Tau are unique in multiple ways. Tau warriors and vehicles are powerful in ranged battles, but lack melee prowess; their commander even lacks a melee attack entirely. Many Tau units tend to be relatively fragile, few in number, and expensive. To compensate, they fight alongside the alien Kroot, using these primal warriors as auxiliaries. Also, they are the only race with a 'choice' in their final technology choices; two final tier buildings are presented, which provide different end-game units and technologies. Only one may be chosen. The Tau also do not have any standalone defensive structures or minefields. However one of their Heavy Infantry; the Broadside Battlesuit, can be entrenched and use its shoulder mounted railguns, effectively making them into turrets.
Necrons[edit]
Main article: Necrons
The Necrons are unique, as they do not require requisition to build their army. All units are in and of themselves free of requisition point cost. Power is the only resource Necrons need, in order to perform research, construct buildings and to construct and reinforce squads. However, capturing Strategic Points and building Obelisks (the Necrons listening post) on them will increase the speed of research and building, and will also expand the population cap. The Necron Monolith, their home base, is restored as more buildings are built, while also unlocking new units, and functions as the only vehicle- and troop-producing building. When fully restored it becomes mobile (albeit very slow, though it can teleport) and is armed with powerful weaponry. Many Necron units have the ability to resurrect, and most will leave persistent corpses on the battlefield that may either self-resurrect after they die or be restored by specialized Necron units (this resurrection can actually allow the Necrons to go over their population cap).
Necrons were previously seen in Winter Assault at the end of the single-player campaign, but noticeably stronger.
Development[edit]
Dark Crusade uses the same engine as the original Dawn of War game, which allowed game developer Relic to focus most efforts on revamping the single-player campaign and balancing out the two new races.[7] By E3 2006, the two new races were demonstrated through an in-engine feature, though no playable version was showcased.[8] New units were unveiled regularly after August 11.[9] The first available playable build was released on September 18 to GameSpot.[10] Dark Crusade exited the development stage on September 21, and was expected to be shipped worldwide by October 9.[11]
Aggregate scores
GameRankings 87% (based on 41 reviews)[12]
Metacritic 87% (based on 34 reviews)[13]
GameSpot 8.8/10 (great)[6]
IGN 8.7/10 (great)[14]
PC Gamer (US) 79% (good)[15]
The expansion was praised as an "excellent real-time strategy game",[6] with its non-linear single-player campaign, stabilized multiplayer and additional features, and was selected by IGN[16] and GameSpot[17] as the best expansion pack of 2006. Most were quite surprised by the quality and size of the expansion,[12] stating that the large amount of new content "[breathed] new life into the game".[6] Critics cited the excellent balancing between races, saying it had a positive effect on both single-player and multiplayer.[18] Aside from new units and races, changes to the gameplay mechanics, such as reworking of the elite unit system, were well-received, as critics felt that the changes "forced players to actually think about using real combined arms tactics in multiplayer and contributed to more games decided by genuine strategy and skill rather than just who can spec out the proper build order."[18]
Some critics stated that the game's weak points included its complexity; some reviewers disliked how much micromanagement was required to effectively field one race against another, saying that this complexity was detrimental to the game. As one reviewer mentioned, "...when I stop having fun, I stop playing."[15] The learning curve was also stated as being very steep for an RTS, due to each race being different.[19] Another thing critics disliked was the player's inability to 'zoom out' with the in-game camera; this sometimes got in the way of large battles, and was especially noticeable when playing as or against the Tau, as their long-range weapons often resulted in them engaging their targets off-screen.[20] While general consensus on the revamped single-player campaign was positive, some critics felt that it was not particularly challenging; they found that the AI was strategically weak, and there were no random elements in most skirmish missions that would enhance replayability.[21] The usage of a random auto-resolve feature to determine which races won which territories was seen as a downside; also, one critic found that the AI attacked his homebase very rarely, and that they would attack insignificant zones regardless of the opportunity to capture more significant ones.[22] In terms of new additions, some critics felt that the races, in particular the Necrons, were overpowered.[15]
Dark Crusade won Computer Games Magazine's 2006 "Expansion of the Year" award. The editors wrote, "With this expansion, Dawn of War has become the ultimate Warhammer game."[23]
^ Gamespot (2006-09-21). "Dark Crusade goes gold". GameSpot.
^ Greg Kasavin (2007-10-10). "Dark Crusade review". GameSpot.
^ Micah Seff (2006-09-21). "Dark Crusade goes gold". IGN.
^ Joe Leibowitz (2006-11-08). "Dark Crusade review".
^ Matthew Bassos (2005-06-01). "Dawn of War review".
^ a b c d Greg Kasavin (2006-10-11). "GameSpot video review". GameSpot.
^ Greg Kasavin (2006-05-01). "GameSpot E3 preview". GameSpot.
^ Greg Kasavin (2006-05-01). "GameSpot E3 demonstration". GameSpot.
^ "New unit unveiled". GameSpot. 2006-09-11.
^ Jason Ocampo (2006-09-18). "GameSpot exclusive Dark Crusade hands-on". GameSpot.
^ "Dark Crusade goes gold". GameSpot. 2006-09-21.
^ a b "Dark Crusade Reviews". GameRankings. Retrieved 2007-12-02.
^ "Dark Crusade (PC: 2006): Reviews". Metacritic. Retrieved 2007-12-02.
^ Dan Adams (2006-10-09). "IGN review". IGN.
^ a b c Dan Stapleton (2006-11-13). "PC Gamer score". PC Gamer. Archived from the original on 2007-12-25.
^ "Dawn of War wins IGN's best expansion of 2006". IGN.
^ "Dawn of War wins Gamespot's best expansion of 2006". GameSpot.
^ a b Allen 'Delsyn' Rausch (2006-10-12). "GameSpy Review". GameSpy.
^ Joshua LaTendresse. "Games Radar Review". Games Radar.
^ Allen 'Delsyn' Rausch (2006-10-12). "GameSpy review". GameSpy. Retrieved 2007-12-09.
^ Staff (March 2007). "The Best (and Worst) of 2006; The 16th Annual Computer Games Awards". Computer Games Magazine (195): 46–51.
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10 Lawyer Shows to Watch Now That Suits is Over
Kristiana KripenaLast Updated: 10/12/2020
There's just something so gratifying about seeing a lawbreaker be brought to justice. That's probably why we all love to watch legal drama shows so much. We may not be the one putting the bad guys in jail, but it's fascinating to watch our favorite fictional attorneys doing so. And one of the best legal dramas of the past few years has been Suits.
Harvey Specter, Mike Ross, Donna Paulsen, Louis Litt, Rachel Zane, and Jessica Pearson are only some of the names we've all learned to love since the pilot episode of Suits aired back in 2011. But now that Suits has ended (with a finale that gave us Darvey wedding no less!) with a little help from our friends at Reelgood we've put together a list of shows across the legal drama spectrum that'll keep that law-abiding binge-watcher in all of us alive!
Bull is a different take on a legal drama series as it follows the employees of a jury consulting firm headed by Dr. Jason Bull, a psychologist, and trial science expert. His team is composed of a variety of professionals who all have something unique to contribute to helping their clients. Viewers, then, get a rare view into the process with which the right jurors are selected and how lawyers can appeal to them and win them over.
Three seasons in, the end of Suits coincides perfectly with the premiere of season 4 of the show.
In this straight-to-series legal drama by Amazon Studios, Goliath follows a disgraced lawyer on a quest for redemption in a justice system controlled by society's rich and powerful. The lead character is played by Billy Bob Thornton, who all but walks away from his career after a murderer he helped walk free went on to kill an entire family.
Season 3 is set to premiere in early October 2019, so you have just enough time after finishing Suits to binge-watch the 16 episodes in the first two seasons!
If you're a fan of Breaking Bad, then you're going to love Better Call Saul. Set some six years before the events in Breaking Bad, the spin-off Better Call Saul tells the story of Jimmy McGill – or, as we all know already know him, Saul Goodman.
Previously a con-man, Jimmy finds inspiration from a fellow employee at his brother's law firm who's in law school. He pursues a college degree and further studies at law school, passing the bar and eventually, after being denied employment at his brother's firm, establishes his own hole-in-the-wall law firm. It's during this time that he adopts the alias "Saul Goodman" and soon after, meets Walt and Jesse.
Showtime's Billions features Emmy and Golden Globe winners Paul Giamatti and Damian Lewis going head-to-head in the fast-paced, constantly changing New York finance industry. Based loosely on real-life events and various high profile executives, Giamatti plays Attorney Chuck Rhodes while Lewis is Bobby "Axe" Axelrod, a hedge fund king. The two are constantly at odds, utilizing their network, skills, and smarts to stay one step ahead of the other.
Billions was recently renewed for its fifth season, so be sure to catch up on its first four!
The Good Wife is a jarring legal and political drama that aired its first episode back in 2009 and its last in 2016, officially ending after seven seasons.
Who's the good wife? It's Alicia Florrick, the brilliant wife of the Cook County, Illinois attorney. After her husband's reputation tanks in the wake of a political corruption and sex scandal, Alicia returns to her career as a defense attorney as a means to provide for her family.
The Good Wife may be over, but fans will still be able to see some of their favorite characters in the spin-off sequel: The Good Fight.
Another spin-off series, The Good Fight branches off from its predecessor and previous entry on this list, The Good Wife, as it follows Diane Lockhart after she goes bankrupt and is forced out of her firm. Though still a central character in the show, The Good Fight shifts focus onto Lockhart's goddaughter, along with the family troubles that they both experience.
What has made The Good Fight stand out is its fearlessness in using real-life events as an inspiration for its legal and political drama. Not to mention the award-winning performance of Christine Baranski as Lockhart!
Originally on ABC, Netflix released the first three seasons of How to Get Away with Murder on its platform just in time for the primetime premiere of its fourth.
From the brilliant minds of Shonda Rhimes and Peter Nowalk, Viola Davis stars as Annalise Keating, an exceptional lawyer mentoring a group of five students in her criminal law class. The group, along with Keating's legal team, get caught up in a murder plot that continues to unravel their personal and professional lives.
Currently on its fifth season (now also available on Netflix), How to Get Away With Murder was renewed for its sixth and sadly final season.
The Practice may have ended way back in 2004, but Amazon Video has got you covered with all eight seasons on its streaming service. Fans who can't get enough can continue watching Boston Legal, its spin-off series.
Unlike the other legal dramas of the time, The Practice diverged from showing a perfect, proper American legal system to show the flip side: what happens when what you need to do in legal proceedings goes against their personal moral compasses.
Legal drama fans can jump straight onto the Bluff City Law ship now that Suits has wrapped up! The pilot episode aired just a few days ago, which means there's not a lot that needs to be caught upon.
Set in Memphis, Tennessee, Bluff City Law follows the story of a father and his estranged daughter as they attempt to reconnect through working together at an elite law firm. Alongside the personal aspect of the show is a glimpse what it's like to work on controversial landmark civil rights cases.
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The core message of our Who's Fast issue is the power of good work. Now three eminent psychologists are out with a new book actually called "Good Work." In an in-depth discussion, they discuss the right way to think about your profession and career.
Over the past four years, in our annual Who's Fast issue, Fast Company has profiled more than 50 leaders from all walks of life and all parts of the world. But there's been one core message behind these varied stories: Ordinary people with enough brains, passion, and conviction can achieve truly extraordinary results. The most powerful force in business isn't money or technology or naked ambition — it's a commitment to doing good work.
Enter now three eminent academic psychologists whose important and compelling new book makes much the same point. The title says it all: Good Work: When Excellence and Ethics Meet (Basic Books, 2001). The book, written by Harvard University professor Howard Gardner, Stanford University professor William Damon, and professor Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi of the Drucker School of Management at Claremont Graduate University, testifies to the power of a commitment to professional excellence and to the challenges of meeting those commitments in the face of fierce marketplace pressures.
Of course, September 11 and its aftermath have raised the issue of good work to even greater prominence. Suddenly, all of us want to feel that what we do actually means something. But doing that seems harder than ever, what with a society gripped by uncertainty, an economy gripped by recession, and each of us struggling as individuals to make sense of what's happening.
In an exclusive panel discussion, the authors of Good Work offer ideas and advice to help you stay focused on your work.
The horror of September 11 has our readers asking themselves tough questions: In a world shattered by terror and death, what genuinely matters? In the face of so much heroism and sacrifice, how do I make sense of what I do for a living? Whose contributions truly count? What are the valid sources of satisfaction and pride in terms of work? My question to you is, What does good work mean in light of these sorts of questions?
William Damon: In every conversation I've had since September 11, in almost any context, people have asked, What meaning does my work have now? And unless you're in the military or one of the security forces, it's not always easy to make a connection to this kind of cataclysmic event. But what we are trying to say is that anybody who's doing work — whether it's in law, medicine, journalism, engineering — needs to get in touch with the original mission of their field, the reason that profession was developed to begin with. Because all of those professions serve a public interest, and individuals who go into those fields originally have a clear sense of that, which why people speak about having a sense of a calling in life.
The problem is that all too often, such a sense of calling diminishes over the years as you get caught up in the kinds of career incentives that move people on a day-to-day basis — especially when those incentives pull people in the wrong direction, as they frequently do. For example, a lot of journalism these days is driven by sensationalism or work that's written so briefly and out of context that you don't really get the story across. Those practices pull you away from the mission of giving people information they need to live good lives and to support a democracy — the classic issues and missions of the field.
We're trying to show people a way to get in touch with the fundamental purpose and mission of the field they're working in, and to overcome the sense that to survive or to have a good career, you've got to compromise, you've got to cut corners, you've got to go along to get along. We think that's bad advice. We're trying to give examples of people who have become highly successful by being purposeful, by being ethical, by doing it the right way.
Howard Gardner: September 11 was a wake-up call. We often call our project "Good Work in Turbulent Times" to capture just that sentiment — although we didn't quite imagine how turbulent the times would be. There really are three different kinds of wake-up calls. One wake-up call is the individual wake-up call — like Saul on the road to Damascus — where something happens in your own life. You lose something, or you get fired, and it throws you back to the fundamentals of your field.
The second one is a wake-up call for the profession itself. The picture that Bill portrayed of journalism — where journalists still have ideals, but they feel that the conditions of work make it impossible to achieve those ideals — is a wake-up call for the profession.
But the third kind of wake-up call, which none of us had in mind at all while writing the book, is a societal wake-up call. All of a sudden, the assumptions that we've all been making about what human beings are like, and about America's place in the world, have been ripped to shreds. So we're now experiencing a kind of a triple wake-up call.
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: These wake-up calls are typically the moments when people think again about questions that are easy to ignore: What do I want to be remembered for? and What should I do so that I don't look back on my life and think it was wasted? It's too bad that as human beings, we address these questions only when things force them to our attention — like when we lose a loved one or our business is going down the drain or we face the kind of societal challenge we are now.
But, in some ways, of course, this is the moment when we have a choice to revisit the fundamental values that most of us have learned from our parents and our culture. Over time, evolution does select certain values as being necessary for our civil society to survive. We take them for granted, as we take good weather for granted and good air for granted. But when we see them threatened, we have to ask ourselves, What is it that makes life worth living? We are now in that position, and I hope we come up with a good answer.
Those are tough questions to ask, let alone to begin to know how to answer.
Howard Gardner: How's this for something simple? We propose the "3M test": mission, model, mirror. Mission is what we've been talking about until now. What's the core thing that you're trying to do in your work life? To make sure that poor people get justice, to make sure that people get well or get educated, to design excellent and beautiful products? There is a value core to every profession.
Number two is modeling. Whom do you admire? Whom would you would like to emulate? Who are the antimentors, the tormentors, the people who really give what you do a bad name? In journalism, we might talk about an Edward R. Murrow as opposed to a Matt Drudge, although I don't feel the need to single out poor Drudge.
The third thing is the mirror test, where you look at yourself in the mirror and you say, "Am I the kind of person I want to be?" Am I proud or embarrassed at looking at myself?
And then try what I call the "M2 test." If everybody in my field were behaving the way I am, would I feel proud about the profession, or would I feel ashamed? Compare journalism, say, in the Gary Condit era to journalism in the September 11 era. The Gary Condit era really showed us journalism at its worst.
And the fact is that the kinds of psychology these people were talking about were indeed dry, irrelevant to most concerns, and highly academic in the worst sense. They should have been asking themselves those questions all along, because just as their work wasn't relevant to a September 11, it was not relevant to the way any of us live our lives or to the things we care about. These people were doing studies for the sake of studies, studies for the sake of getting tenure at universities. This incredibly intelligent group of people could have been contributing so much more.
In every realm, if you value our civilization, if you value our public life, if you value the good things in our life, most professions have the potential to contribute to the public good and to civilization. But for that to happen, you have to orient people around the right questions, the right tests. You have to say, "What am I here for? What kind of a person do I want to be? Do I want to do the right thing? Or do I really just want to do what advances my career in the short term?" Eventually, it all comes down to aligning your day-to-day efforts with a sense of purpose that lets you contribute to the world.
Another big question people are facing is, How do we move on? How do we turn off CNN and get back to work? What's your advice?
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: I think that getting immersed in an activity that provides you with feedback is always a good strategy. It's a good kind of antidote to looking at the future with fear. If you are really involved in something, whether it's a job or a relationship or a hobby, it will get your mind away from those things and make you feel better. But it also can become also a kind of escape unless you stop and take seriously the issues we have been talking about. The ideal situation is when you can experience this flow, this total involvement, within the context of an activity that is actually of value to society.
William Damon: That last point is really important. Of course, people in the past have tried to talk about the moral dimension to work and life. Every business school has some course on ethics. But what we're emphasizing is that the moral dimension doesn't have to be a trade-off. It doesn't have to be something that you do grudgingly; you don't have to view it as something that takes away from your success, that cuts down on the chances you'll make a lot of money, or that limits you from being highly esteemed in your field.
Our point is that if you approach things the right way, these two things actually enhance one another. The people with the really powerful careers are people who also tend to have a very elevated sense of purpose, who don't cut corners, who have a lot of integrity. They're not saints, and it's not that they never make mistakes, or that they've never taken a low road. Nobody is perfect. But, in the long run, these are people who tend to take the high road. The high road is the best road to success.
Polly LaBarre (plabarre@fastcompany.com) is a Fast Company senior editor.


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Book Review-The Sweetest Sin
The Sweetest Sin by Mary Reed McCall
Published by Harper Collins on March 17th 2009
Genres: Historical Romance, Medieval Era
Years after being sold to the English by his enemies the MacDonells and imprisoned in London Tower, Duncan MacRae returns to Scotland to exact his revenge and to reclaim what is rightfully his—the famed protective amulet, the Ealach.
Aileana McDonnel, ever since her older sister had stolen the sacred amulet, she has been the keeper of the amulet most of her life. Always kept in her room for safekeeping and only allowed out for certain special occassions, Aileanna has lived in solitude, but craves something more. But now the MacRae's have attacked her clan, looking for the amulet. Knowing that they are rumored to be viscious and merciless she knows she must protect it, especially after seeing her father killed. So she barely managed to escape before she is captured once more by none other than Duncan MacRae, who seeks revenge on the MacDonnells, ever since Morgana MacDonnell stole the amulet and took away everything that he held dear including his wife. Now he captured the MacDonnell beauty, until she reveals the location of the amulet, but in return for him not killing her brothers, who survived the raid, she must become Duncan's leman. But despite each others need to stay distanced from one another, there is a sensual magnitism between them that neither one of them can deny, and a love unforseen that will bind them together.
Duncan MacRaie is the leader of the Clan MacRae. Duncan betrayed by his own brother, and Morganna MacDonnell, which in turn his bride ended up dead, he now seeks vengence. Not knowing that Morganna and his brother are still alive, he attacks the MacDonnells in search of the Amulet for his Clan. Now he has yet to find the amulet, but he has found its keeps, a courageous woman unlike her sister in every way, Aileana MacDonnel, is fierce in those that she is loyal to, however she intrigues him like no other woman has before, and is unlike any enemy he has ever come across, and desires her in his bed and in his heart.
The Heroine
Aileana MacDonell has grown up in solitude, never around her clan, except when her brothers would help her escape the confines of her room. But after what her sister Morganna did, Aileana looks almost exactly like her sister, and knows she bears the mantle of responsiblity of what her sister did and the harm she caused. So when is taken as Duncan's leman, in return for her brother's lives, she never expected that her life would take such a unexpected turn, and she knows that she must be more cunning that Duncan, if only to protect those that she loves, her brothers. But as tempers fly between the two, so does a fiery desire that could enflame them both.
The Sweetest Sin is such a tender and poignant romantic story. I have really enjoyed reading from this author, and I just love all of her books and especially her covers, definitely some of my favorites 🙂 The Sweetest Sin takes places in the medieval time period, up in the Scottish Highlands, and is a story about two warring clans, after one betrayed the other, and how two souls destined to be drawn together by fate, and a love worth fighting for. Its a tender love story, with witty characters and a plot that will take you to new heights of adventure and passion. I found that this is to be one of my favorites of this author, and I could definitely re read it. Definitely a romantic love story you wouldn't want to miss out on!!!
About Mary Reed McCall
Award-winning author Mary Reed McCall also writes contemporary fiction as M. Reed McCall. She was a finalist for Romance Writer's of America's Best First Book RITA Award and has won the Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice Award for Best Medieval Romance. She grew up in a rural area of Upstate New York as part of a large and loving family. Before becoming a writer, she first considered a career in national security, studying for a brief time at the University of Leningrad before completing undergraduate degrees in Russian and English back in the United States, followed by a Master's degree in English Literature. The sixth of seven girls in her family, Mary now makes her permanent home in New York State, with her husband and children. When she is not writing or involved with family activities, she teaches high school and college level English.


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Odilon Barrot
Title: Odilon Barrot
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Camille Hyacinthe Odilon Barrot (French pronunciation: ; 19 July 1791 – 6 August 1873) was a French politician who was briefly head of the council of ministers under Prince Louis Napoleon in 1848–49.
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Barrot was born at Villefort, Lozère. He belonged to a legal family, his father, an advocate of Toulouse, having been a member of the Convention who had voted against the death of Louis XVI. Odilon Barrot's earliest recollections were of the October insurrection of 1795. He was sent to the military school of Saint-Cyr, but later moved to the Lycee Napoleon to study law and was called to the Parisian bar in 1811.[1] He married the granddaughter of the liberal politician Guillaume-Xavier Labbey de Pompières (1751–1831).[2]
He was placed in the office of the conventionel Jean Mailhe, who was advocate before the council of state and the court of cassation and was proscribed at the second restoration. Barrot eventually succeeded him in both positions. His dissatisfaction with the government of the restoration was shown in his conduct of some political trials. For his opposition in 1820 to a law by which any person might be arrested and detained on a warrant signed by three ministers, he was summoned before a court of assize, but acquitted. Although intimate with Lafayette and others, he took no share in their schemes for the overthrow of the government, but in 1827 he joined the association known as "Aide-toi, le ciel t'aidera".[1]
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He presided over the banquet given by the society to the 221 deputies who had signed the address of March 1830 to Charles X, and threatened to reply to force by force. After the ordinances of the 26 July 1830, he joined the National Guard and took an active part in the revolution. As secretary of the municipal commission, which sat at the hôtel-de-ville and formed itself into a provisional government, he was charged to convey to the chamber of deputies a protest embodying the terms which the advanced Liberals wished to impose on the king to be elected. He supported the idea of a constitutional monarchy against the extreme Republicans, and he was appointed one of the three commissioners chosen to escort Charles X out of France.[1]
On his return he was nominated prefect of the Seine département. His concessions to the Parisian mob and his extreme gentleness towards those who demanded the prosecution of the ministers of Charles X led to an unflattering comparison with Jérôme Pétion under similar circumstances. Louis Philippe's government was far from satisfying his desires for reform, and he persistently urged the "broadening of the bases of the monarchy," while he protested his loyalty to the dynasty. He was returned to the chamber of deputies for the department of Eure in 1831. The day after the demonstration of June 1832 on the occasion of the funeral of General Lamarque, he made himself indirectly the mouthpiece of the Democrats in an interview with Louis Philippe, which is given at length in his Mêmoires. Subsequently, in pleading before the court of cassation on behalf of one of the rioters, he secured the annulling of the judgments given by the council of war.[1]
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Odilon Barrot, Mémoires (edited by Duvergier de Hauranne), 4 vols., 1875–1876. His personal relations with Louis Philippe and Napoleon, with his views on the events in which he was concerned, are described here.
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Michaud, Joseph; Michaud, Louis Gabriel (1841). Biographie universelle, ancienne et moderne, ou, Histoire par ordre alphabétique de la vie publique et privée de tous les hommes qui se sont fait remarquer par leurs écrits, leurs actions, leurs talents, leurs vertus ou leurs crimes: ouvrage entièrement neuf. Michaud. Retrieved 2014-05-04.
Muel, Léon (1890). Gouvernements, ministères et constitutions de la France depuis cent ans. Mouillot. Retrieved 2014-02-21.
Robertson, Priscilla Smith (1952). Revolutions of 1848: A Social History. Princeton University Press.
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^ Michaud & Michaud 1841, p. 197.
^ Robertson 1952, p. 102.
^ Muel 1890, p. 248.
^ Muel 1890, p. 249-250.
Louis-Eugène Cavaignac Prime Minister of France
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Barrot was described by Paul Thureau-Dangin as "le plus solennel des indécis, le plus méditatif des irréfléchis, le plus heureux des ambitieux, le plus austere des courtisans de la foule." (Most solemn of the indecisive, most meditative of the unwise, happiest of the ambitious, most austere of the courtiers in the crowd.)[1]
After the coup d'état of December 1851 Barrot was one of those who sought to accuse Napoleon of high treason. He was imprisoned for a short time and retired from active politics for some ten years. He was drawn once more into affairs by the hopes of reform held out by Emile Ollivier, accepting in 1869 the presidency of an extraparliamentary committee on decentralization. After the fall of the empire he was nominated by Adolphe Thiers, whom he had supported under Louis Philippe, as president of the council of state. But his powers were failing, and he had only filled his new office for about a year when he died at Bougival.[1]
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In the December 1848 election for President of the republic, Napoleon won with 5,434,266 votes to 1,448,107 for Cavaignac. Napoleon took his oath on 20 December 1848 a day ahead of schedule, and appointed a ministry that included Barrot and the conservative Frédéric Alfred Pierre, comte de Falloux.[3] Barrot was Minister of Justice and "president of the council of ministers when Napoleon was absent".[4] Following national elections, the Constituent Assembly was replaced by the Legislative Assembly, which sat for the first time on 28 May 1849. On 2 June 1849 a new ministry was announced, again headed by Barrot. It included de Tocqueville as Minister of Foreign Affairs. This ministry was dissolved by Napoleon on 31 October 1849.[5] The new ministry did not have a "president when Napoleon was absent".[6] A biographer said that Barrot had hoped to extract Liberal measures, but was dismissed as soon as he had served the president's purpose of avoiding open conflict.[1]
After the Revolution of 1848, Barrot acquiesced in the republic and gave his adhesion to General Cavaignac.[1]
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Anil Reddy came back to his village Anantpur, Andhra Pradesh after completing his education to develop more profitable and dynamic farming techniques. He is quite a rebel as he stepped away from the Andhra convention of growing millets and went against elder's wisdom to grow sweetlime. Luckily, his gamble paid off and he is now known for being amongst the most progressive farmers in the region and for establishing a thriving sweetlime cultivation.
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keys. Trying to keep from peeking too much at twitter as I yank my conspiracy theory novel into current times--and apply current skills I've acquired.
But my watch buzzes with posts and replies and messages, and events in the parking lot pull me from the pages. It's okay, though. I'm getting some things done. And Twitter, though a lot of people say to the contrary, actually helps me quite a bit.
I had been debating which novel I should work on. There are two. One is the conspiracy one, that has to do a bit with MK Ultra among other things--with a horror twist, of course. The other is about a radio that is haunted. I know, cliche, right? Not necessarily. There are a lot of twists and turns.
I decided on messing with Safe Place, the first novel I mentioned with MK Ultra, because someone in my group likes conspiracy novels and offered to read it for opinion. So off I go.
It's good to have at least two pieces to show an agent when you look for one. This way they can pick, or show the publishing house editor that you have more stories and aren't just a one trick pony. Plus, lets say they love your story--they're going to want to know six months down the road there is another ready, and past that another one either ready or currently being worked on.
Sometimes that's what gets you a multiple book deal, but remember you're locked into that and need to produce how many books you've agreed to before you can go elsewhere.
Plus, don't think a higher Advance on Royalties is a necessarily good thing. Because lets say the book doesn't sell enough to pay that off, now you've cost the publisher money which may reflect negatively on when you try to sell other things down the road.
Ah well, let me get back to the writing.