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Photographer Jane Ammon is currently exhibiting an intensely personal project, "Into the Light" at Coe Gallery. Jane shares the story and images of women in her life and the ways they find light in their lives even when challenged by darkness. We took some time to recently to ask Jane some questions about this project, her sources of inspiration, and her photography.
My husband was the first one in our family to pursue photography. Eventually, he grew tired of me stealing his camera so he bought me a DSLR in 2005.
When did you know you wanted to be involved in artistic pursuits?
I was working a full time job as a speech language pathologist and all I could think about was creating and making incredible images and art. My job was making me extremely unhappy so my husband suggested I quit. I happily agreed and have not looked back.
What photographers do you admire or whose works have influenced your own?
I love Ryan Muirhead, Vivian Maier, Jaleel King, my best friend Lisa Novitsky, Anne Simone, Kate T. Parker.
I usually tell my husband or best friend "I have an idea…." And they know I'm about to dig deep into a creative endeavor. Usually I talk my idea out with those closest to me and then execute with gusto.
What sparked your interest in the current exhibit subject matter?
Two years ago I fell and broke my arm after having been through a life changing experience in Haiti the month before. These two events caused me to refocus my life and learn to always be living in the present moment finding light even in my darkest hours.
As a listener, women have always shared their stories with me. I felt called to share their stories through a personal project which may, in turn, inspire other women who may be feeling in the dark also.
The tiniest little moments of life: laughter, falling leaves, sunsets, children's laughter, children's definance, cups of coffee with friends, music, faith when I least expect it.
What are the biggest challenges you face with your photography?
The "who do you think you are" demons.
What do you consider a successful photograph?
One that evokes emotion and fills others with light.
If you had to choose one photograph to hang on your living room wall for the rest of your life, what would it be?
I have it there already, it's a photograph of my Dad, his two brothers and his father on the golf course taken 4 hours before my father was killed. It's truly the last photograph of him.
Jane will be giving an artist talk on pursuing personal projects at Coe Gallery on Tuesday, May 17, 2016. You can register for this free event here.
You can find more information about Jane at her website janeammonphotographer.com.


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Blog Tour Review and Excerpt - - Beauty and the Highland Beast
Beauty and the Highland Beast
A Highland Fairy Tale - Book 1 (digital)
By Lecia Cornwall
Publisher: SMP Swerve (an imprint of St. Martin's Press)
Powerful and dangerous highlander Dair Sinclair was once the favored son of his clan, The Sinclairs of Carraig Brigh. With Dair at the helm, Sinclair ships circled the globe bringing home incredible fortune. Until one deadly mission when Dair is captured, tortured and is unable to save his young cousin. He returns home breaking under the weight of his guilt and becomes known as the Madman of Carraig Brigh.
When a pagan healer predicts that only a virgin bride can heal his son's body and mind, Dair's father sets off to find the perfect wife for his son. At the castle of the fearsome McLeods, he meets lovely and kind Fia MacLeod.
Although Dair does his best to frighten Fia, she sees the man underneath the damage and uses her charm and special gifts to heal his mind and heart. Will Dair let Fia love him or is he cursed with madness forever?
I'm always excited when a new Lecia Cornwall book comes out. This is an author who captured my attention with her debut novel and has kept me returning book after book with her innovative story ideas and writing that draws me into her fictional world, losing myself in the lives of her characters. While I've enjoyed all of her books, this one, Beauty and the Highland Beast is one of my favorites.
Dair and Fia are such worthy characters; flawed, complex, and the perfect counterbalance to one another. With the confidence of a natural leader and the swagger of a pirate, Dair sailed the world, conquering hearts and building his clan's fortune until the fateful mission that sent him spiraling into madness; the madness of grief and guilt. He can't forget the horror of his cousin's death, continuing to relive it in his dreams, sure that he's being haunted by her unforgiving ghost, and causing his clan to fear for his sanity, his very life. He captured my heart when he began to show his and I fought to save him as hard as Fia did. And Fia, oh, how I adored her.
Fia has spent her twenty years in the protective (some might say "smothering") cocoon of her family's love. A healer, beautiful Fia's kind heart and gentle ways draw both people and animals to her but her perceived clumsiness and fey nature lead people to believe she needs protecting and the pronounced limp and scars from a childhood injury mean she's most likely to remain a spinster for life. It was a joy to watch her blossom and become a strong, assertive woman willing to reach for her happiness and fight for what she deserves.
Filled with suspense, danger, and intrigue, Beauty and the Highland Beast is also laced with humor and brimming with passion. The characters are so fully developed they practically leap from the pages; the madness of the villains so perfectly portrayed they gave me chills while Dair and Fia filled my heart with love and affection. The secondary characters fill in all the extra spaces splendidly in scenes that are so vividly described, I felt as if I was right there with them. I especially enjoyed scenes between the brawny Sinclair men and Fia's cat, Beelzebub (appropriately named). And Fia's father? The fearsome chief whose heart is held in the collective palms of his twelve daughters? I adored him! I hope we'll see more of the MacLeod laird and his daughters in future books.
~PJ
What's your favorite classic fairy tale?
Do you enjoy romances based on fairy tales? Have any favorites?
Have you read Lecia Cornwall's books yet?
I'm giving a Kindle copy of Beauty and the Highland Beast to one randomly chosen person who leaves a comment on today's post. Deadline for comments to be eligible for giveaway is 11:00 PM, Saturday, June 25, 2016.
Beauty and the Highland Beast Excerpt
How had the Sinclairs heard of Moire? She was a humble soul. She kept to herself, tended the ancient spring of the goddess, and helped only those who came to her. Fear numbed the icy blast of the wind as she stared up at Carraig Brigh's bony tower, a crooked black finger rising from a solid fist of rock.
"Ye've made a mistake," she whined as they rode under the iron teeth of the gate. "I'm naught but a simple midwife." No one listened, and the wind carried her pleas over the edge of the cliff and drowned them in the bay below.
In the bailey, men stood in the light of gale-thrashed torches. There wasn't a friendly face among them, or a word of welcome.
Someone hauled her off the garron, kept hold of her arm as he propelled her across the bailey. The portcullis fell with a metallic squall that ended on a human note, a wail of pure agony that floated down from the tower and made Moire's innards curl against her backbone. The clansmen shifted uneasily, crossed themselves, and turned their eyes up to the narrow window high above them.
Moire's escort grabbed a torch from the nearest man as he opened an iron-studded door and pushed her up the steps inside.
"Do you truly have magic, old woman?" he asked. "You'd best hope you can conjure a cure."
She stumbled. A witch. They thought they'd summoned a witch.
"A midwife, just a midwife," she protested again, panting. The curving stone steps were steep, but he gave her no time to catch her breath. Her old legs were no match for his long, muscular ones. She scrabbled at his sleeve. "Please, there's been a mistake."
"There's no mistake, Moire o' the Spring. 'Tis you and no other we were sent to fetch. The chief would summon the devil himself if he thought it could save his son."
"What's wrong with him?" she found the courage to ask.
He grunted. "Have ye heard of Jean Sinclair?"
"Aye, of course. The lass they called the Holy Maid of Carraig Brigh," Moire replied.
"That's her. She was Alasdair Og's cousin, the chief's niece. Padraig wasn't pleased when she decided to take holy orders and shut herself away in a French convent." He rubbed a hand over his face. "'Tis a sad tale. They set sail from Sinclair Bay and put in at Berwick for the night, only to be ambushed by English soldiers. Alasdair Og thought there'd been a mistake, that they'd been taken for pirates, perhaps, or kidnapped for ransom. He imagined it would be a matter of a few days' delay, an exchange of coin, and they'd be on their way again. But they didn't bother themselves about ransom. They took the gold Alasdair Og was carrying right enough, and the goods, and the ship, and they murdered his crew. Then they beat Alasdair Og half to death, and threw him and Jean into the dungeon of Coldburn Keep."
Moire put a hand to her throat, a shiver racing up her spine.
"Worst of all was what they did to poor wee Jean. They raped her, tortured her, then murdered her in front of Alasdair Og. He was chained to the wall, could do nothing to help her. She pleaded with God for help. She was just a slip of a girl. They said if she was Catholic and a Highlander, then she was no better than an idolatrous witch. 'Twas hatred—not just for the Scots, but for Alasdair Og in particular. They called him a pirate, blamed him for things that had nothing at all to do with the Sinclairs. It wasn't wee Jeannie's fight—Alasdair told them that, but they wouldn't listen. He lay in his own filth for a fortnight, chained, wounded, and listened while they beat her, broke her bones, tormented her.
They kept him alive to hear her screams."
"And then?" Moire asked.
The man grimaced. "They hanged her as a heretic in the courtyard, forced Alasdair to his feet, made him stand at the window and watch." He stared down at her from the step above. "He can't forget any of it. That's why they call him mad—he has nightmares, feels constant pain, and starts at shadows.
Can you help him?"
She blinked. Did the holy maid haunt Alasdair Og Sinclair? Perhaps it was the devil's work after all. Moire knew little of the Christian God, either Catholic or Covenanter. She followed the ancient goddess, tended her sacred spring . . .
Another guttural scream came from the top of the tower. Moire shrank against the cold stones of the wall and made a sign against evil.
Her companion took hold of her arm again. "Come on." He opened a door at the top of the steps, dragged her through it. The room was nearly dark, lit by a single candle—expensive beeswax—and the dull glow of a brazier in the corner. The sweet scent of the candle mixed with the dark stink of old blood, corruption, and sweat. It was a smell Moire knew. It meant illness far beyond her ability to heal, and death.
Labels: 4.5 Star Review, Beauty and the Highland Beast, Historical Romance, Lecia Cornwall, PJ, Scottish Romance
Mary Preston June 24, 2016 at 3:39 AM
I do love BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. This story has all of the elements I love.
PJ Ausdenmore June 24, 2016 at 9:22 AM
I enjoyed it a lot, Mary!
cheryl c June 24, 2016 at 11:41 AM
Beauty and the Beast is my favorite fairy tale PLUS I love Highland romances...I'm sold! :-)
PJ Ausdenmore June 24, 2016 at 12:18 PM
Hope you enjoy it, Cheryl!
dstoutholcomb June 24, 2016 at 5:30 PM
Snow White... Eloisa writes a lot of storie with a nod to fairy tales. I don't believe I've read anything by Lecia.
PJ Ausdenmore June 25, 2016 at 11:58 AM
I love Eloisa James's fairy tales novels!
Catherine White June 24, 2016 at 6:17 PM
My absolute favorite fairy tale is Beauty and the Beast. I loved the Disney version when it first came out and now they are doing a live action version. I can't wait to see that one in the theaters. I loved the Disney version because I identified with the heroine - a lover of books and reading.
Beauty and the Beast has always been my favorite too.
Cinderella is a favorite.
I've heard good things about the newest Cinderella movie starring Lily James. Have you seen it?
Glenda June 24, 2016 at 8:37 PM
Beauty and the Beast is my all time favorite fairy tale. I've got a few of Lecia's books on my tbr but still haven't read any....
Mm1963 June 25, 2016 at 11:14 AM
I love Sleeping Beauty the best. Yes, I do like romances based on fairy tales. Thank you for the excerpt as I have not read Lecia Cornwall 's books. If I don't win, I will have to get this book. Thanks.
Hope you enjoy it!
Pamela Devereux June 25, 2016 at 9:37 PM
I love Beauty and The Beast. My favorite based on that is The Vixen and The Vet by Katy Regnery. I have not read anything by you but am looking forward to reading this book.
What a wonderful review. Beauty and the Beast is my favorite fairy tale. I find every version I can to see how the author has developed it. These characters sound like two that I need to get to know. It was a wise clan that sought to heal him with the love and tenderness of a woman like Fia. I will definitely be reading BEAUTY AND THE HIGHLAND BEAST.
I have not yet read any of Lecia Cornwall's books. You be sure I will be remedying that.
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Adam "Eddie" Richetti (Strawn, Texas, 1909. augusztus 5. – Jefferson City, Missouri, 1938. október 7.) amerikai bűnöző, a hírhedt Pretty Boy Floyd bűntársa volt. Floydot és őt 1933-ban azzal vádolták meg, hogy részt vettek a Kansas City-i mészárlásban. 1938-ban kivégezték.

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Két évvel később elkövette első bankrablását, amikor csatlakozott Fred Hamnerhez és a Smalley testvérekhez egy Mill Creek-i akcióban. Menekülés közben Hamnert lelőtték, a Smalley testvéreket megsebesítették és elfogták a rendőrök. Richetti szintén megsebesült, de sikerült elmenekülnie 800 dollárral. Eljutott az oklahomai Sulphurba, de ott, alig két órával a rablás után, letartóztatták. Április 5-én elítélték, és a McAlester állami börtönbe küldték. Négy hónap múlva óvadék ellenében szabadlábra helyezték, és Richetti felszívódott.

1933. január 12-én a Missouri Ash Grove-ban tűnt fel, amikor társaival – Edgar Dunbarral és Aussie Elliott-tal – háromezer dollárt zsákmányolt egy bankból. Elliott-tal bátyja bolivari otthonában keresett menedéket. Ebben az időben ismerkedett meg Pretty Boy Floyddal, aki egyik legközelebbi bűntársa lett. 1933. június 14-én a Missouri államban található Mexicóban kifosztottak egy bankot, ahonnan 1638 dollárt raboltak el. Aznap délután két rendőrt gyilkoltak meg ismeretlenek a közeli Columbiában, és a hatóságok tévesen Richettiéket vádolták meg.

Június 16-án Richetti és Floyd elrabolta Bolivarból William Killingsworth seriffet, és egy lopott autóval keletnek indultak. Clintonban elfoglaltak egy másik autót, és annak a vezetőjét, Walter Griffith-t is magukkal vitték. Később Kansas City közelében mindkettőjüket elengedték. Miközben ők Missourin hajtottak keresztül, a bankrabló Frank Nasht vonattal Kansas Citybe vitték Arkansasból. A rablót megpróbálták társai kiszabadítani, de az akció nem sikerült, és a lövöldözésben négy rendőr mellett Nash is meghalt. A szemtanúk egymásnak ellentmondó vallomásokat tettek, és számos bűnözőt ismertek fel az elkövetők között.

Augusztus 29-én Richetti és Floyd ismét lecsapott egy galenai bankban, ahonnan háromezer dollárt zsákmányolt. Szeptember 21-én barátnőikkel – Rose Ash-sel és Beulah Birddel – beköltöztek egy buffalói apartmanba. Itt érte a hír őket október 10-én, hogy az FBI, annak ellenére, hogy semmi közük nem volt a Kansas City-i mészárláshoz, megvádolta őket a gyilkossággal. Floyd ekkorra már az egyes számú közellenség volt Amerikában.

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Good vision is a force for change – transforming lives and economic futures. The challenge is to find sustainable business models that will continue to support communities as they develop and their vision needs evolve. Essilor's BoP Innovation Lab and 2.5 New Vision Generation inclusive business division are working hand in hand to help create a world of new wearers who enjoy better vision.
The majority of people suffer from uncorrected poor vision because they can't afford or access it in the areas where they live, or they are simply unaware that they can't see properly and that simple solutions exist to correct their vision problems. Reaching individuals with low incomes, otherwise referred to as 'base of the pyramid' (BoP) consumers, requires a completely new approach to product development, pricing and distribution.
In line with its mission to improve lives by improving sight, Essilor has created two entities that together with external partners are creating new pathways to sustainable vision care for underserved populations. The BoP Innovation Lab, supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board, evaluates and advises on business models, acting also as an incubator to scale up sustainable projects through building relationships with social enterprises, foundations and development funds.
Reaching individuals with low incomes, otherwise referred to as 'base of the pyramid' (BoP) consumers, requires a completely new approach to product development, pricing and distribution.
Deploying and scaling up the most viable new business models on the ground is the role of our inclusive business division – 2. 5 New Vision Generation (NVG). Since its creation in 2013, 2.5 NVG has been gathering momentum with various different business models that are helping to provide access to affordable vision care for people who live on low-incomes.
Empowering vision entrepreneurs through knowledge transfer is key: the 2.5 NVG teams have developed several training modules that range from one day, to acquire basic near vision screening skills, to eight months for certification in vocational training, including a specific focus on the commercial skills required to set up and run a successful small vision care business. These modules are to date being successfully deployed in India and China, with Brazil and Togo soon to follow. By involving the local communities in the provision of vision care, 2.5 NVG hopes to create sustainable programs that have a better chance of improving lives, promoting prosperity and continuing into the future.
The second main route to delivering vision care to underserved communities is through partnerships with hospitals, NGOs, foundations and governments who wish to deploy services such as mobile refraction vans, vision clinics or public vision screening camps. A pioneering public-private-partnership in Malawi is one such example, where only one in 10 of the overall population is equipped with eyeglasses.
In addition to business model innovation, 2.5 NVG has innovated in the design of its Ready to Clip product offering which enables on-the-spot dispensing of affordable eyewear that is comfortable and attractive.
With teams across Asia, Latin America and Africa, 2.5 NVG operations have expanded from 8 to 22 countries since 2013 and the division is set to equip over 1 million people in 2015 alone.


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Father and son now have a digger each
Digger Blogger | 11:19, Wed October 02 2013
Father and son team Joe and Kevin Kominski have made the move and struck out on their own with a pair of mini excavators.
Drawing on years of experience working for other utility contractors in Scotland's Central Belt, the Kominskis decided to set up their own groundworks and utilities contracting business at the start of 2013.
They formed Glen Maree Contracts Ltd, based in Ayr, specialising in the installation of traffic signals and street lights, along with general groundworks projects.
Their first big purchase was a 1.7-tonne Volvo EC17C excavator, complete with cab and a selection of buckets.
"We wanted a machine we knew we could depend on for maximum uptime and total reliability and the range of Volvo compact excavators have a good reputation in the market," says son Kevin Kominski.
Since then, the business has grown enough to justify another machine. "With contracts awarded in Ayrshire and West Lothian in the last eight months we needed a second machine for the work we are undertaking. This time we opted for the slightly larger EC18C with the added advantage of its hydraulically adjustable undercarriage," Kevin continues.
"So far, we can't fault the product but it's re-assuring to know we can rely on Volvo for service and back up with a support centre based down the road at Stirling."


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Christchurch or Bussed
May 26, 2015 //
The central bus exchange opened yesterday. I went down at the evening rush hour, just to see how everything was going, and it seems to be fine. I'm sure there will be some initial teething issues, but I'd like to see how it develops. I have two questions. The first is how the zig-zag bus bay structure works. If you haven't been there yet, what happens is the bus pulls into a docking bay, where people can get on and off. When the bus is ready to leave, it then has to reverse back into the circle, before heading out again. While I was there yesterday, there were maybe 4 or 5 buses in the complex, and they didn't seem to be getting in each other's way. I wonder whether that will stay the same when all of the complex is open.
Secondly, is there any capacity for intercity buses? I suspect the answer is no, but it would seem to make sense if the buses that leave the city for Dunedin or the West Coast – of which there aren't a huge number – could also use the facility. That would make travel more convenient for travellers from around the country and around the world.
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Categories central city
LennyBoy says:
Simple answers:
(1) the reversing buses won't get in the way of each other because the reversing area is separate to the circulating area and vehicle tracking paths have been mapped.
(2) inter-city buses are planned to depart from the streets immediately around the interchange; the airport bus also goes from here.
isaacfreemansaac Freeman says:
It's probably worth distinguishing between buses and coaches here. The exchange bays clearly aren't compatible with intercity coaches: the doors are positioned differently and there'd be no access to the luggage area. If the building is going to support coaches, they'd need to have a separate area for them.
adam lines says:
Firstly, the bus terminal can handle up to 115 bus movements per hour, so it should in theory be fine for heavy use.
Secondly, outside the building on Lichfield St side there are space for up to 2 intercity buses to park, along with dedicated counter space inside the interchange for future use by the bus companies; however, they have not indicated they will move at this stage.


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Mr. Hari Prasad Panday defended his Doctoral Dissertation
Mr. Hari Prasad Panday, a scholar of Ph.D. in Environmental Science at the Department of Environmental Science and Engineering has successfully defended his dissertation entitled "Managing Carbon Dynamics to Reduce the Corrosion and Lime Encrustation Problems in the Drinking Water Supply Systems", on 1 June 2022. Mr. Panday has completed his Ph.D. research under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Sanjay Nath Khanal.
The Ph.D. Defense Seminar (Viva) was evaluated by an Evaluation Committee chaired by the Dean Prof. Dr. Janardan Lamichhane, HoD Dr. Kumud Raj Kafle, External Examiner Prof. Dr. Ram Kumar Sharma, Dr. Anish Ghimire (Dean's Nominee), Prof. Dr. Panna Thapa (VC's Nominee) and the supervisor Prof. Dr. Sanjay Nath Khanal.
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