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Karen and Debbie have teamed up, so that they could better serve .KNOW my service area markets, and am pleased you are considering my .As a life long resident of the New Orleans area, Chris knows .Will definitely look forward to dealing with a group of such responsive individuals!!!Thanks for making the technology so accessible!!Really makes us look good too!I've received, I signed UP to be a Lifetime Member without hesitation.These sites are excellent tools for showing off our listings in more detail than other sites which cost alot more.Buying or selling, Colleen O'Toole, utilizes the latest web technologies to exceed your expectations.All of her listings are infront of thousands of tech savvy consumers, daily.To date, there is no other known method of such extended exposure.Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers now available!But it seems fairly pointless posting a critique of a book that has already been published.Even if the author agreed with my critique, it would be too late for them to do anything about it.At least, I hope it isn't.This is probably why the etiquette on blogs seems to be only to post positive reviews, yet doing this would feel false to me.The first is that the book isn't published yet, so the author can use my feedback to make improvements if she wants to.Amazon's Breakthrough Novel Award competition, and I want to persuade as many of you as possible to read the short excerpt that is available online and write her a review yourselves, because I know she works very hard at her writing and I think she deserves a chance in this competition.Here's the review I'll be posting on Amazon.Zinnia's name, then buy some books (oh, the hardship!Dead Line fizzes with originality.The compelling characters drive the action, and I am longing to find out more about the relationships between them and what happens to them.Let's support a fellow blogger!And what about the constructive criticism, I hear you cry?I'll be emailing Rachel directly about those.And I wish her the very best of luck in the competition.Soooo, how many of you have stuck to your New Year resolutions?She had left school ten years before, with adequate A levels, and had decided to have a gap year to save up some money before going on to university.His wife asked what he wanted to do with his life, and he said he'd always wanted to learn to play the banjo.The only person I ever say 'I love you' to is Top Bloke, and then not very often (treat 'em mean and keep 'em keen, that's my motto).Nevertheless, this 'tell them soon or it might be too late' business has been bothering me for a while.But Gladys put me right.Did you grow up round here?But that reminds me, we've got a cousin, Morag, she's coming down for the funeral.It's just one of those things that happens in families, sometimes.But I'd like you to mention that she's come all that way.When I am working with families to help them plan a funeral, a central part of my job is to take them through various options: do you want music; if so, what; have you thought about poetry; does anyone want to read a poem or share some memories on the day, or do you want me to do it all; that kind of thing.People seem to find this helpful, particularly those who haven't been involved in planning a funeral before.Otherwise it's usually accepted as a way to help everyone feel included.In one case this was tranquil classical music, in the other a raucous show tune.And of course I will still follow the wishes of the families I work with, even if what they choose isn't what I would regard as ideal.And while the needs of the people I work directly with are my top priority, I want to include everyone, as far as I am able.If you were a listener who took joy in their joy and liked to help them advertise their gigs.If they got better and better at playing music and at living, becoming more realistic in the process, finding office jobs after university, learning that the life of a professional musician was out of reach, but that they could entertain many, many people by playing in pubs and at parties.If you went to their gigs from time to time, along the years, and felt at home there, with the music that was always the same and always changing, making a bridge from the past through the present to the future.If in middle age the guitarist told the keyboard player, in complete confidence, that he had been diagnosed with an acute form of leukaemia.If the keyboard player then told this to you, because you had been his lover for many years now, and anything told to one of you in confidence was always understood to be shared with the other, and it never, ever, went any further.If you went with him to their next gig and, your eyes sharpened with knowledge, saw that the guitarist was a little thinner, and a little more breathless, but still his very own colourful self.If the music was as joyous as ever, the guitarist, as always, amusing himself on stage by assigning solos to band members in different orders, never the same twice, to frustrate and confuse and annoy them so they would play more passion into the music.If the partygoers were all dancing, children and parents and grandparents and partners and brothers and sisters and friends, the floor shaking to the beat of their feet and a smile on every face.If the evening ended with a quiet track, Summertime, and a couple of couples danced close and slow.If the guitarist then began strumming an introduction, and the keyboard player picked up the tune quick as a lick, and they settled into a lazy swinging groove, and your throat closed as you realised they were going to end with What A Wonderful World.If the guitarist sang his love of life, paced a little slower than usual as if he wanted to make it last, the keyboard player enhancing every single note, both facing out into the room but ears tuned only to each other, in perfect time and harmony.If as the last chord chimed they shared a look that held a lifetime of affection.When we're grieving, we are the ones who have to make the acts of separation.By conducting ourselves through the days of our lives, we can feel as if we're betraying our dead because we are moving further from them, leaving them behind.That apathy can feel like a terrible imperative.The wish to be left alone and then, when the wish is granted, the misery of loneliness and grief combined.Everyone grieves differently, but most people go through some version of this.Christmas (those living in a Christian country, anyway) because resistance to the prevailing mood still requires effort.Bereaved people often wail 'how long will I feel like this?When will I feel better?Please note: this is not some kind of 'pull your socks up' directive.Talk to people about it.Don't be ashamed of it; there is no need.Because these parts will increase, and the sad, painful, difficult parts will decrease.It will be slow, and grief never really goes away, but over time we find ways to round off its sharp edges so that living with it becomes bearable.I'm thankful this year isn't a 'first Christmas without' for me; I've been through enough of them to know how horrible it can be.The hearse arrived under the canopy as the mourners were coming down the path.Des's coffin onto the bier as the mourners assembled.Gill, the funeral director, gave some instructions and then came over to me and pressed an envelope into my hand.Funny family,' she said, sotto voce.Margaret's hand, with two small boys trailing behind, looking pale and uncomfortable in dark suits.She nodded, and one of the small boys let out a volley of coughs.This is my sister, Annie, this is Zinnia, the lady who's doing the funeral for Dad.Sandra's here too, with her daughter,' Margaret said, jerking her thumb to the right.We're having a little wake afterwards, back at mine,' Margaret said.Mince pies and mulled wine, seeing as how Dad loved Christmas.That's very kind of you, but I'm afraid I've arranged to visit another family, and I don't want to let them down.Which was an outright lie.Shall we get going, then?Jane organizing people behind me.As there were only ten or twelve people present, Jane took Margaret into the front left pew and left the others to find their own places.There was room for Sandra and her daughter too, but they chose to sit in the front right pew, arms folded, eyes on the coffin.As I read the tribute to Des, Margaret and Annie smiled, laughed, and occasionally dabbed away a tear.Sandra and her daughter, across the aisle, didn't move.Jane brought Margaret out, tears still running down her face.She took my hand in both of hers.Annie came up and put one arm around each of our shoulders.Sandra and her daughter walking straight past with faces of granite.Annie and Margaret saw them, too.Is she coming back to the house?Hope not,' Margaret said, letting go of my hand.But I wasn't sorry to see the backs of them all.Margaret was a perfectly groomed woman with hard eyes and a small house with everything in its place.Carmen was curled in an armchair in front of the TV, pale and listless, and coughing like she smoked sixty cigarettes a day.Are you feeling poorly, Carmen?So probably about eight or ten.So were there just the two of you?Newcastle where we were born.Roxie who is ten and Annabel is thirteen.Sandra has one daughter, Caroline, who would be 15 now.Carmen sounded proud and smug.Right little madam, she is.Dad was in a terrible state.Annie used to fly up every fortnight and spend the weekend with him, make sure the fridge was stocked up, take him out to the pub and keep him company.OK, Sandra was eight months pregnant when Mum died, and it was hard for her with a new baby.Which he was never going to get from Sandra.Apart from me and Annie.And the kids get on fine, mine and hers.But my parents, that was a different story.Carmen woke up with a volley of coughs.Christmas card for Granddad at school.What shall I do with it now?She looked at Carmen waiting trustfully for an answer, opened her mouth, shut it again, and turned to me.Her portcullis had disappeared in a fog of helplessness.Will you be going to see Granddad?Then she knelt down on the floor and gave her mum a hug.Carmen patted her shoulder awkwardly.Carmen's face grew even paler.I'm all right, love,' she said.It's just, you know how Granddad loved Christmas.It really brought him out of himself.He turned into a big kid.He'd play with Carmen all day, all her new games and toys.Margaret gathered her into a closer hug.She was such an odd mixture.Maybe the funeral and the festive season would provide an opportunity to heal some of their wounds.The second incarnation was the first draft of the novel (see archives June 05 to March 06).The textbook industry is no exception.Over the past year, a consortium of major textbook publishers and several competing ventures have been getting ready for a new push in what is becoming a small but steadily growing fraction of the overall market for college students.Will college students get their course content digitally?Its strategy from the start has been to address issues that students say keep them from considering digital books as a viable alternative.Still, he conceded, he receives hundreds of requests for titles each day.So, besides direct marketing, CourseSmart will start working with college bookstores and other retailers in an attempt to give students as many purchasing choices as possible.After all, in college, billing home to mom is an important payment option.Individual publishers are also beginning to formulate their own strategies for electronic delivery.Wendy Spiegel, the senior vice president for communications at Pearson Education.The development of Kindle validates our view that the development of digital content presents a major market opportunity for us.What we need is a new system for writing textbooks, where professors get grants and get tenure for writing textbooks that are available online for free.This would have the added benefit of enormous foreign aid, like the efforts of the Global Text Project (globaltextproject.Look at how much they charge for used copies!The author and publisher make the money on the 1st edition only.Some will want the ebook,however.Maybe not perfect in terms of getting the content for the absolute lowest price, but still good.When I was in graduate school, we used Blackboard and a lot of the articles were scanned and posted for us to read.It seems to me much of that could (probably is being) done via the Internet again saving a significant amount of money.Like John, I would like to see textbooks available on line for free but there are some costs involved beyond just the effort of the author.In short, there are going to be costs beyond the work of the author.Everyone sees their piece of the pie.IF it were about cost alone, then here is a radical thought, why not have tuition cover the costs of learning resources?USABILITY is the real issue.PDF files, unedited digital formats continue to pose problems for students who need alternative to print for their textbooks.Universal Design concepts that provide access for all.Competing book reader implementation makes sense.Anyone can read any paper book.Why should electronic books be any different.The real question seems to be the value of the content vs.When I buy a paper book, I expect to pay more for embossed leather with gilt edge pages, etc than for a drug store paperback.How about textbooks, whose content is made available for free by authors, with very generous terms for copying and distribution?They request a new edition every few years because the author only makes money on the first printing of a new edition.Independent college bookstores pay their own salaries, lights, etc.If you stopped purchasing your frilly coffee drinks and got off your cell phones, those books would become surprisingly affordable.In response to English Prof: Yes, as a grad student I also worked 50+ hours a week while attending classes full time 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