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BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore celebrated with its Super Bowl champion Ravens on Tuesday, with thousands of fans in purple lining the streets of Charm City and packing the team's stadium for a celebration.
Fans filled the square in front of City Hall and cheered when the team arrived and when players held the silver Lombardi trophy aloft.
Coach John Harbaugh thanked the fans for their support, and safety Ed Reed sang the melody of Eddie Money's "Two Tickets to Paradise." Retiring middle linebacker Ray Lewis, the only current player to have started with the team when it came to the city from Cleveland in 1996, told fans the team had fulfilled a promise to go to New Orleans and win.
"The city of Baltimore — I love you for ever and ever and ever and ever," Lewis told fans in front of City Hall.
The players were about an hour late arriving, but fans waited to see them pile into military vehicles and set off on their drive to the stadium. The city shot off purple and white confetti as the parade started and the Queen song "We Are the Champions" played over a loudspeaker. Quarterback Joe Flacco and several other players rode in their own camouflage-colored military vehicles, while others stood on a float decorated like a football field with a yellow goal post.
Lewis had a position of honor in a military vehicle that brought up the end of the procession. He touched his hand to his heart and gave fans a double thumbs-up as he started on the parade route. Fans followed behind, surrounding the back of the vehicle.
Fans wore every article of purple clothing imaginable. In addition to team jerseys, people were dressed in purple hats and scarves, purple Mardi Gras beads, purple wigs. One man wore a Ravens flag as a cape, and many women came wearing purple lipstick and eye shadow.
Lewis Neal, 59, who was born and raised in Baltimore, was decked out in a purple tie and vest to purple pants and shoes. He said he went to the parade after the team won its first Super Bowl championship in 2001. This time was smaller, he said, but still special.
"My heart goes out for them," said Lewis, who said he had tears in his eyes Sunday when the team beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31.
Nancy Monseaux, 63, a Baltimore resident for nearly four decades, cheered the team on Pratt Street, where fans lined the sidewalk five or more people deep in some places. Monseaux, who held a sign that said "Doubt the Ravens nevermore," said she wanted to come to show her support for the team. Continued...
"These boys earned it," she said of the victory, cheering as members of the team passed.
Some fans along the parade route said they also planned to go to the team's M&T Bank Stadium. But the stadium, which usually seats 71,000, reached capacity around 12:30 p.m., a police spokesman said, and late-arriving fans were turned away.
When the team did arrive, they treated fans to a thank-you celebration that lasted just over a half an hour. Lewis emerged from a tunnel onto the field, handed off the Lombardi trophy and did his signature dance, "The Squirrel." He thanked fans for their love of the team and said he wanted to win the Super Bowl to repay Baltimore for everything it's done for him.
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Our speech and language staff is growing. We welcome Suzanne Ashman-Kipervaser, M.S., CCC-SLP, Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist. She is a native bilingual Spanish English speaker. If you are interested in a bilingual Spanish (all ages) and French (toddler through preschool age) speech language evaluation, contact Suzanne at email@example.com
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My name is Craig Selinger, and I am a speech language pathologist, also known as a speech therapist, who lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Starting in September, I will work full-time in the area; no more back and forth Manhattan commuting. My services include child speech, language, and feeding therapy and language remediation, e.g. reading and writing.
I am very excited to launch Brooklyn Letters! Seven months of steady work on the website and now it is live. Brooklyn Letters will be a dynamic forum: updated blogs, articles, and resources. We want to create services based upon your needs. Here are some future ideas/plans:
Dr. Annette Hernandez and I will soon be adding more professionals to our team.
Every member of the Brooklyn Letters team will contribute to our interdisciplinary blog. Check-in monthly for new entries.
Other ideas about the blog:
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2) Extending our interdisciplinary blog to other pediatric professionals in the New York City area. If you would like to contribute to our blog, please email me your name, phone number, area of expertise, and the topic you would like to write about. I am limiting blog entries to one page and one per month. Each month will have a different professional contributor.
Did I miss an important resource? Please email me the link, and I will consider adding it.
We have a FREE Brooklyn (Park Slope and nearby neighborhoods) private business and local pediatric professional (for those offering unique services) directory.
If you are interested in small group services (3 children) please fill out this form and email it back to me. I teach language learning, literacy, and social skills to small groups. Creating these groups is cumbersome due to the difficultly coordinating schedules and matching learning needs. My goal is to organize compatible small learning groups.
If you are a pediatric professional interested in home-based services in the Park Slope and/or and nearby communities, please email me your résumé.
How can we improve this site? Email me your ideas.
I am very excited to see how Brooklyn Letters will help contribute to Brooklyn, and watch it help parents from around the world learn more about their child's development.
Many thanks to Brent and Teresa (my amazing website designers), Amy Way (photographer), the families that allowed me to be photographed with their children, Evan, Noreen, Chino, and Maryam. It was a team effort and I appreciate everyone's important contributions and endeavors!
We are now offering speech, language, and feeding services/therapy in Bay Ridge, Dyker Park and Dyker Heights, and Bensonhurst! If you are interested in Kristi, a speech language pathologist, coming to your home, contact Craig at email@example.com
We will be expanding our speech, language, and literacy services to your home in Queens- Sunnyside, Woodside, Long Island City, Astoria, and we will be expanding our speech and language services to your home in Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick.
We welcome Emily Harms, M.S. CCC-SLP- a speech language pathologist that comes to your Manhattan home. She travels to Gramercy Park, Midtown, Murray Hill, Flatiron District, Chelsea, Nolita, Soho, Greenwich Village, West Village, Battery Park City, Financial District, Lower East Side, East Village, Williamsburg
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You were cute around Christmas, but now people have things to do. It would be great if you would quit it with the snow and things.
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Winter pretty much just started here. It has been really warm until yesterday.
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God I can't wait till it gets warmer. I'd rather not feel the need to cling to my cat's underbelly every time I walk indoors just to warm up.
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Last updated at 21:13, Thursday, 09 August 2012
Rising Sun Trust founder Dave Smith MBE was the target of a surprise celebration at the organisation's Workington drop-in centre.
Regulars, staff, family and colleagues from other agencies gathered to say thanks to Dave for all the hard work and dedication that he has provided for the last 13 years.
Staff and regulars at the Rising Sun Trust were saying farewell to Workington as the trust prepares to move to new premises in Copeland.
Lack of funding has forced it to close down the intense support and family support side of the charity to concentrate on drug and alcohol education within the community.
Eric Field, of the Rising Sun Trust, said: "The staff and regulars wanted to show their appreciation to Dave as, over the years, he has provided everyone here with opportunities to progress their lives and supported them in that process."
Dave added: "I'll really miss the people at the drop-in centre.
"Over the years they have become like family to me. We have been through some bad times but also some very good times together.
"There are new organisations coming into Cumbria and although they are not replacing us I'm hoping that the services they provide will be of benefit to the community.
"The trust will now concentrate on drug and alcohol prevention and, in the next few weeks, we will be launching our new projects."
The drop-in facility in Fisher Street, Workington, will continue in partnership with TVC.
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An emergency deal to bailout Cyprus, the tiny European country, could throw global investors in a disarray on Monday.
On Saturday, the EU unveiled a surprise €10 billion plan to rescue Cyprus' outsized banking sector and avoid a default. Though the bailout of the tiny nation is relatively small, the EU has required a one-time tax of 6.75% on bank deposits of less than €100,000 and 9.9% for those over that amount, starting Tuesday.
Already, this has sent people in Cyprus rushing to ATMs to withdraw cash. The worry is that investors and depositors in other financial weak European nations might also fear similar bailout provisions in the future from the EU, which has the potential to destabilize global financial markets.
"The question is whether this becomes a full-blown crisis or a mini-crisis," said Steven Englander, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Citi. "Depositors and investors elsewhere could easily see this as another in a string of 'one-offs' and react badly."
Other than Europe, investors in the U.S. will look for direction from the Federal Reserve and the housing market to steer markets back into the green.
The Dow Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq lost their grip on a 10-day winning streak on Friday.
Despite that, all three indexes ended higher for the week, and are up between 7% and 11% for the year.
The Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee will hold a two-day meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday. It will culminate in an announcement on interest rates and a closely-watched press conference on Wednesday afternoon.
At its last meeting, the Fed held rates at record lows and said it would continue buying $85 billion in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities each month to bolster the economy.
The central bank is expected to maintain its gloomy forecast for this year. Investors will be looking for any comments on how government spending cuts could impact economic growth later this year.


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The Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation keeps music alive in our schools by donating musical instruments to under-funded music programs, giving youngsters the many benefits of music education, helping them to be better students and inspiring creativity and expression through playing music.
We believe that kids thrive when given the chance to learn and play music. Putting an instrument into their hands improves the quality of their education and their lives. The window is brief and all kids deserve a chance to play music in school!
"Here at Chicago Bulls College Prep we all have a great passion for music. This is the one program where we could express ourselves in a way that shows us who we are and what we could do. Music brings us the freedom and joy to our hearts when we play, hear or sing. Receiving these new instrument will allow us to continue with our passion. Once again thank you so much." Yessenia Calderón, Chicago Bulls College Preparatory, Chicago, IL


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Bears GM Phil Emery a man of many hats
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Phil Emery was an area scout for the Bears from 1998 to 2004, but team president Ted Phillips said that had little to do with Emerys hiring. The familiarity wasnt really a big factor, Phillips said. | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
Updated: January 31, 2012 2:11AM
Phil Emery, 53, never pictured himself standing at a podium wearing a suit and tie and conducting a news conference as a teams new general manager.
Throughout his career whether in Mt. Pleasant, Mich., Georgetown, Ky., Silver City, N.M., Atlanta or Kansas City Emery focused on the job at hand, always placing team above self.
This is one of his strengths, Bears chairman George McCaskey said. He keeps talking about team. He has the authority, but he isnt going to wield that authority just for the sake of doing so. Hes going to make sure that everyone is moving forward.
And the Bears have a mighty gap to close in the NFC North. Although neither the Green Bay Packers nor the Detroit Lions won a playoff game, they boast younger, deeper rosters than the Bears.
Its impossible to project how Emery will fare as the Bears fifth general manager, but his history shows hes a tireless worker and a fearless leader who isnt afraid to get his hands dirty.
So while team president Ted Phillips was impressed with *Emerys immersion in the Patriot Way, he also was impressed with his myriad experiences as a coach, administrator and even professor. His whole collective life experiences have formed him to be a lot more than just a talent evaluator, said Phillips, who spearheaded the GM search. Hes definitely bringing leadership, administrative skills, and he understands coaches.
Emery doesnt have pedigree. He played at Wayne State, and he coached at several smaller colleges before becoming an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Tennessee in 1987.
Part of when you go to a small school thats an out-of-the-way place that nobody else has ever heard of, Emery said, is that you have to wear a lot of hats.
At Western New Mexico, for instance, his title was offensive line and strength and conditioning coach. But Emerys responsibilities also included equipment manager, overseeing the defensive scout team, lining the fields, exchanging film with other schools and even arranging travel plans.
The latter might have been the most taxing of all. The schools closest opponent was nine hours away. The team sometimes left Silver City on Wednesday for a game Saturday.
Yet he always learned something along the way. At the U.S. Naval Academy, he recognized the spirit of people, an understanding not to place limitations or pigeon-hole individuals. He recalled how the Midshipmen didnt have any business, based on talent alone, of being competitive with a football program such as Notre Dame.
When people are focused on goals and they want to be part of a team bad enough and part of something positive and win, and they have the will to do those things, sometimes the impossible is achieved, Emery said. I saw that time after time after time.
Phillips said that humble approach was appealing, along with Emerys presence and vision.
You have that inclusiveness where you can listen to people, take their input, then make the *decision that is best for the team. He can do that, Phillips said.
Phillips said that the New England Patriots philosophy on scouting was something the Bears wanted. Thats a departure from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers system former general manager Jerry Angelo and Tim Ruskell who was relieved of his duties as player personnel director Monday came from.
Jason Licht, the Patriots director of pro personnel, was the other finalist. Ill just say this: Their system is more geared toward the fit [of the player] on your team, Phillips said. And there is a consistent grading between college and pro. And it was fascinating to hear some of the details of that. So it wasnt coincidental that they both had that similar system and they were the two final candidates.
But Phillips resisted any notion that Emery, who was with the Bears from 1998 to 2004, was hired because of his history with the club. He was an area scout back then, Phillips said. Saw him a couple of weeks a year. Didnt really know Phil. The familiarity wasnt really a big factor.
But Phillips and McCaskey emphasized that Emery will be empowered to lead the franchise, making whatever changes with the exception of firing coach Lovie Smith in 2012 he deems fit.
Someone asked if its going to be status quo, Phillips said. I would say absolutely not. Hes going to set high standards, and hes going to be demanding and hold people accountable, and I like that.


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Blandford Hotel is a high quality hotel located in the heart of London, yet it is situated in a quiet suburban setting. It offers an excellent base from which to explore London and its riches. Within walking distance on one side is the world famous shopping districts of Oxford Street and Bond Street, whilst on the other you have the quiet open spaces of Regents Park. |
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Situated in the heart of the cosmopolitan area of Earls Court & after undergoing an extensive 6 months refurbishment, the new look Oliver Plaza now offers you even more sumptuous surroundings. We have upgraded the entire hotel to superior 3* standard, with new contemporary furniture in all areas, state-of-the-art LCD satellite televisions in all rooms, messaging facilities and Internet wi-fi throughout the hotel, to give you an unrivalled guest experience and unrivalled value. The hotel is very popular with tourists due to its close proximity to the exclusive shopping areas of Kensington and Knightsbridge, close by are also the world famous Natural History, Science and Victoria & Albert Museums.
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This contemporary yet elegant hotel has an international reputation for its hospitality. In a quiet garden square close to the Heathrow Express, rail and tube, it is at the heart of central London. The townhouse style also includes wireless and ADSL internet, flat screen TV's and on-demand movies and music. Moments from Hyde Park and in walking distance of Oxford Street. |
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This past weekend was the quintessential girls weekend in my world. My favorite ladies from college drove and flew in from all over to spend some quality girl time together. I NEEDED IT! Sometimes it takes the honesty that can only be delivered by a group of your besties to bring you back to reality and help you escape it all at the same time.
We laughed. We ate. We reminisced. We ate again. And then, we ate while we laughed and reminisced. We were the loud table of "woo girls" at the restaurant and those dueling piano players didn't stand a chance against us and our incessant Carly Rae Jepsen requests. My friendships with these ladies are some of the most special relationships in my life. They know me better than most and love me anyway. I would consider myself lucky to one relationship like this and am truly blessed to have eight.
I have to be honest...I DO NOT miss the snow. As mild winter number two rolls on, today is the one of a couple of potential snow days and that's more than enough. I don't ski. I don't snowboard. I've tried. I took lessons...twice. I have no coordination. You can't be shocked by this revelation. I don't snowmobile. Although, I do enjoy those miniature snowmobile road signs on the side of the road. Those would make for a fun obstacle course sometime. When it's warm. I don't snowshoe. Honestly, I don't get the point of snowshoeing. Laura Ingalls Wilder didn't like it when she was snowed in her Little House on the Prairie. Why would I like it now? So, today we may get up to six inches of snow. Some are rejoicing. I am not. I grew up in the Midwest. I understand it's a part of the deal and I appreciate how this bulky sweater hides my winter blubber but let's get this over with. Hey boat season!! I'm talkin' to you! I miss your face. Let's reconnect soon! Remember this from two winters ago. BLAAAAHHH!


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£550k investment in young children and their families
, 26 October 2012
Young children and their families are to benefit from a new grants programme unveiled by Hampshire County Council this week.
The Young Children's Community Support Grant (YCCSG) programme was agreed by Councillor Roy Perry, Hampshire County Council's Executive member for Children's Services at his decision day on Tuesday, 23 October.
Councillor Perry said: "We know from information collected on children in their first year in school just how important support services for young children are in giving them the best possible start in life to support their development before they start school. In Hampshire the gap in terms of communication language and literacy development as well as social skills is narrowing for young children from disadvantaged backgrounds and their peers and this is almost certainly down to the impact of support services for young children including support available through children's centres. These grants will enhance provision by enabling voluntary sector organisations to develop innovative, sustainable support services for young children which complement those being provided by Children's Centres."
The programme will take over from, and, widen support previously available through the Children's Services Children's Centre grants programme established in May this year to help support community schemes run by previous providers of Children's Centre Services following the re-organisation of Children's Centre services. A total of £150,000 was set aside for organisations wishing to apply for that funding for projects which, while not part of the core offer of Children's Centres, complemented Children's Centre services and demonstrated they helped improve outcomes for young children and their families.
At the decision day Councillor Perry noted grants awarded under that scheme totalling £60,641. The recipients are:
- £34,641 - The Carroll Centre in Winchester to support its community cafe, job club, parent support, crèche, art and family play schemes and volunteers programme
- £26,000 - Park Families in Havant to support its speech and language group crèche, healthy eating project and parent participation scheme
The new YCCSG scheme replaces the Children's Services Children's Centre Grants scheme and is an enhancement of that programme. It aims to support wider provision for children under 5 and their families/carers and will be available to any community organisation which can demonstrate that the services it provides make a tangible difference to the lives of young children and their families. Applicants will also have to show their projects do not duplicate existing services provided by Children's Centres but complement and promote those services. Organisations bidding for funding under the new programme will also have to show they are working in partnership with Children's Centres.
A total of £200,000 will be available this financial year with a potential £350,000 being available in 2013/14 subject to confirmation by the county council in February 2013.
Councillor Perry added: "As I made clear when the management of our Children's Centres was re-organised the County Council remains committed to supporting vulnerable young children and their families by working in partnership with the voluntary sector. It is our aim to ensure there are a range of sustainable services meeting community needs which make a real difference to the lives of young children and their families.
"The creation of the Young Children's Community Grants programme is another mark of that commitment and the embodiment of the promise I made at the time of the re-organisation of Children's Centres that we would re-invest additional savings which resulted from that re-organisation back into Children's Centre related services. This is the advantage of having carried out the re-organisation of the management of the centres. We are now able to reinvest the money saved in doing that, directly into services for young children.
"This new grant programme will prioritise organisations which have a focus on working in partnership with Children's Centres to increase the engagement, and participation of families, and can demonstrate they enhance preventative services by developing innovative schemes to meet local needs."


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First Solar makes $427.7 million from capital increase
First Solar has earned some $427.7 million following a capital increase in which it offered 9,747,000 shares of its common stock. It will use the fresh capital for acquisitions and expansion into new territories.
REC desert panels at Intersolar Europe
Norwegian manufacturer showcases its bifacial, desert-proof Peak Energy panels at Munich trade show. REC, which produces its panels in Singapore, has opened a Dubai office to target the MENA market.
Intersolar Awards celebrate innovation, European projects
For the sixth year running the Intersolar Awards were presented to the best innovations in the field of phototoltaics and solar thermal technology as well as in the new category of solar projects in Europe.
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Todd Heap: Arizona Cardinals must stay together
Originally published: Nov 26, 2012 - 12:47 pm
"I don't think you can be embarrassed when you go out there and give everything you have," Heap told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Monday. "I don't think we're losing in embarrassing fashion."
However, the veteran did admit he's never been through a losing streak as long as the one the Cardinals are currently riding.
"Never been part of it, so new territory," he said, before offering thoughts on what the team must do while it is trying to right the ship.
"When you talk to people in the media, when you get asked the questions, people are going to be asking questions about other guys, about coaches, about this," he said. "The first thing you have to do is stick together as a team and make sure you believe in one another and not let those things tear you apart.
"You have to stay together."
Listen: Todd Heap, TE Arizona Cardinals Todd Heap calls into the show to discuss the Cardinals seven game losing streak, and what they need to do as a team to get back on track and come up with a win. He also discusses his injury and the timetable for when he expects to play.
"Anybody that's ever been on a team that has experienced it knows that that's the case and knows that's what we have to do," he said. "As a group of guys in the locker room, as coaches, as an organization that's what we have to do is pull together just to get that one win and get out of this hole."
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It wasn't that bad because it gave me some time to get to know another (then) brand-new-to-Samhain author, Meg Benjamin. We've both had our first books release since then - my Private Property, and Meg's Venus in Blue Jeans.
What I learned from Meg that night is that she's a Texas girl and so she's set her book in Texas hill country, in the fictional Konigsburg, Texas. We chatted a while, and we've kept in touch over the past six months. Meg's sold a second book Wedding Bell Blues that will be released on July 21st. Her third, Be My Baby, releases in December. (she puts me to shame!)
(I love those Samhain warnings! I wish I could write them as well as Meg does.) But while writing these cussing sessions and drunken revelry, Meg's discovered that there's certain things she expects from her heroines. From all heroines. So say hi howdy to Meg Benjamin ...Who knew you could find the love of your life at the wedding from hell…
Konigsburg, Book 2
Janie Dupree will do anything to make sure her best friend has the wedding of her dreams, even if it means relinquishing what every bridesmaid covets and never gets—the perfect maid-of-honor dress. Problem is, family drama as tangled as a clump of Texas prickly pear cactus threatens to send the skittish bride hopping aboard the elopement express.
Janie could use a hand, but the best man's "help" is only making things worse.
Pete Toleffson just wants to get through his brother's wedding and get back to his county attorney job in Des Moines. He never expected to be the engineer on a wedding train that's derailing straight toward hell. Janie's the kind of girl he'd like to get close to—but her self-induced role as "Miss Fix-It" is as infuriating as it is adorable.
If they can just fend off meddling parents, vindictive in-laws, spiteful ex-boyfriends, and a greyhound named Olive long enough to achieve matrimonial lift-off, maybe they can admit they're head-over-heels in love.
Warning: Contains hot steamy sex, wedding-based cussing, drunken revelry, dart assaults, Momzillas, and the most beautiful bridesmaid dress ever.
I just finished a thriller that made me want to throw my e-reader across the room. It's part of a long-running series by an author I like (thus I'm not going to identify either author or book). However, at the climax of this particular book, the heroine has to make a decision about whether to go alone to a rendezvous with another character. Now although the author tries to make the clues fairly unobtrusive, only a really dim reader will not have figured out by that point that this particular character is actually the villain. Only a really dim reader, I should add, and the heroine, who's still clueless. The heroine spends a few moments wondering if she should call her boyfriend the cop, but ultimately she decides he'd be too "protective," and so she waltzes into the villain's lair, still totally unaware that she's walking into a trap.
Once I'd finished grinding my teeth, I flipped through the chapter in which the heroine is almost—but not quite—killed off, muttering imprecations. Because, you see, the only way the heroine could get into that situation is by being an idiot. Even if she hasn't figured out that the villain is the villain, she knows something nasty is out there. Although the villain has specified no police, there's no reason to think her boyfriend the cop couldn't follow her without being detected. And her reason for not contacting her boyfriend is so flimsy that it defies logic. So the normally logical, intelligent heroine suddenly behaves like an idiot for the sole purpose of putting herself in jeopardy. That, my friends, is lousy plotting!
The whole heroine-in-jeopardy plot is a true can of worms. I've done it myself—in Venus in Blue Jeans—and I really had to work hard to get Docia into a situation where she could legitimately be threatened. Wedding Bell Blues has less of a threat, but there's a moment when the heroine is in danger in a parking lot, and I had to figure out how to get her there without having the hero at her elbow. Be My Baby, the third Konigsburg book (which is due out in December) has an even greater threat and again I had to spend a lot of time figuring out how a woman who already knows she's in danger could end up in a situation where she's in serious jeopardy.
If you're doing the heroine-in-trouble thing, you have to come up with a plausible way for the heroine to be there in the first place, and the threat has to be substantial (there's no real reason to send a heroine into minor jeopardy). In general, you have to come up with a plausible reason for the heroine to place herself in harm's way without making the heroine's choice seem idiotic. In other words, you're trying to avoid the old "There's a monster in the house, you stay here while I get help" plot.
Once upon a time, you could have had the hero rescue the heroine (and you still can, I guess, if the book is from the hero's point of view). Now, well, not so much. Today's heroine has to at least try to get herself out of the soup and that means you also need a plausible reason for the hero not to be around when she's in danger. In Venus, I used the ever-popular lovers' quarrel diversion, and that's always a possibility, assuming you can do it without making either heroine or hero seem like a jerk. The hero can also be called away on real or bogus business; that is, he can be called away legitimately or called away by the villain in an attempt to separate him from the heroine. Or, most interestingly, you can have the hero come along and then be incapacitated, so that the heroine ends up rescuing him. Kathy Reichs does this in one of her best Temperance Brennan novels, Death Du Jour.
But here's my point: if the heroine is standing outside Dracula's castle, she's got to have a good reason to go inside, assuming that's what she does. Maybe she doesn't know it's Dracula's castle and she needs help with something. Maybe she does know it's Dracula's castle and she figures, probably erroneously, that he'll still be dozing in his coffin. Maybe she thinks someone she loves is in there and needs rescuing. Maybe she's Buffy and has decided it's time to take that sucker out. But what she can't do is say, "Well, it's Dracula's castle all right, but I'll be perfectly okay because nothing will happen to me."
Or rather, she can say that, but if she does, she's an idiot. And who wants to read about an idiot heroine?
So what do you think? What makes you buy into a heroine in jeopardy? Have you run into any really smart heroines lately (or even any idiots)?
A guy. A girl. A Chihuahua. Two of them will find the love of their lives.
Konigsburg, Book 1
Normally I don't put two excerpts into one post, but Meg is giving away a copy of one of her books (your choice) and I figured I'd save you some surfing ... although you really should wander over to her website. You see, Meg's a little out of sorts lately - she's been turfed from her Texas home and has settled into a new home in Colorado (where the neighbors worry about dry spots on the lawn. *Gasp*)Coming off a broken engagement to a lying charmer, all bookstore owner Docia Kent wants is a fling, not a long-term romance. And for her fabulously wealthy and fabulously nosy parents to butt out of her life for a while. The Texas Hill Country town of Konigsburg looks like the perfect place to get both. Especially when she gets a look at long, tall country vet Cal Toleffson.
Cal has other plans for Docia. One glance at the six-foot version of Botticelli's Venus, and he knows he's looking at the woman of his dreams. Now if he can just fend off the eccentric characters of Konigsburg long enough to convince her romance isn't such a bad idea.
One night of mind-blowing sex isn't the only thing that leaves them both stunned. With Docia's bookstore under attack, Konigsburg suddenly doesn't seem so welcoming. Once again she finds her trust tested—and is left wondering if she was ever meant to have a happily ever, after all.
Warning: Contains explicit sex, hot Texas nights, cool sarcastic friends, the world's sweetest hero and the world's saddest Chihuahua.
But don't forget to answer Meg's question - What makes you buy into a heroine in jeopardy? Have you run into any really smart heroines lately (or even any idiots)?
(wondering what TSTL means? Too Stupid To Live.)


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The growth of webinar and video is becoming a huge part of the B2B armoury. With the ability to grow brand awareness and leads, should online events become a vital part of a demand generation strategy? If so, what are the best ways to utilise the platform? How can the content be targeted to the correct demographic? Join Joel Harrison and Patricia Page as they discuss the golden rules to maximising webinar and video effectiveness.
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