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This privacy policy (this "Policy") covers the web site www.JobHat.com and the other web sites operated under the domain name JobHat.com (the "Site") and is applicable to all information about you ("you" or "your") collected through the Site.
This Policy describes the types of information that JobHat.com ("JobHat", "we", "us" or "our") gathers from you and the other people who visit the Site (the "Users"), how we may use that information and how you can contact us regarding this Policy and your personal information.
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Your Consent
Please read this entire Policy carefully before using this Site or providing us with any information. When you access or use this Site, you consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your information in accordance with this Policy. By providing personal information to the Site, all Users fully understand and consent to the collection, use and processing of such information by JobHat, affiliates or third parties as set forth herein. If you do not agree to the terms of this Policy, you are not authorized to use the Site.
Contact Us
If you have any questions about this Policy please contact us via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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To cancel or correct your personal information: send an email with your User Name and the notice "My User Information" in the subject line to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Users are welcome to browse our Site; however, in order to participate in some of our services, Users may be required to complete brief registration forms. These forms may or may not ask for personally identifiable information. When personally identifiable information is collected, it is subject to the terms of this Policy. Information entered by Users may be transmitted to affiliates and other third parties.
Personally Identifiable Information
JobHat collects personally identifiable information from our Users at several different points on our Site, including, without limitation, when Users provide it to us by (i) contacting us through e-mail, (ii) registering for use of the Site or (iii) submitting information through any forms, interactive features or services available on the Site.
Personally identifiable information may include, but is not limited to, your name, mailing address, telephone number, e-mail address, credit card information or any other information which might reasonably be used to identify you individually. When other information is directly associated with personally identifiable information, this other information becomes personally identifiable information for purposes of this Policy. We collect this personally identifiable information when you, at any point, manually enter it into any online form available on the Site or voluntarily submit it to us in another manner. We may also store your personally identifiable information in our systems for use in other ways as described in this Policy.
In order for you to take full advantage of the Site you may be asked to voluntarily provide your personally identifiable information to us. You may choose not to provide us with your personally identifiable information by simply not entering it on the Site or not otherwise providing it to us. While you still will have access to the Site even if you do not provide us with your personally identifiable information, you should understand that you will not be able to use certain of the services or features available through the Site that require you to enter your personally identifiable information in order to function.
Non-personal Information
If you do not input or otherwise submit any of your personally identifiable information, then the information we collect from you is limited. For example, we log your IP address in order to help us diagnose problems with our server, administer the Site and track usage statistics. Your IP address may vary each time you visit, or it may be the same, depending on whether you access the Site through an always-on type of Internet connection (such as cable or DSL), or through a dial-up connection. We match IP addresses to completed User registration forms for validation and error checking purposes. If you reached the Site by clicking on a link or ad from another site, then we may also log that information. This helps us maximize our Internet exposure and to understand the interests of our Users. In general, this information is used to generate overall anonymous reports on our Users that enable us to improve the effectiveness of the Site.
We often place a small file known as a "cookie" on your computer's hard drive. A cookie may contain information that allows us to track your path through the Site and to determine whether you have visited us before. However, unless you provide us with personally identifiable information, the cookies will not contain any information that would allow us to personally identify you. If you do provide personally identifiable information to us, the cookie is tied to this information so that our systems will recognize you each time you visit the Site. In that way, we can save your preferences from visit to visit and present you with a customized version of the Site, without requiring you to log into the Site every time you visit. Our cookies cannot be used to read data from your hard drive and cannot retrieve information from any other cookies created by other sites. We use cookies in this manner to help us understand how Users use the Site, and to help us to improve the Site. You may refuse to accept a cookie from us by following the procedures for rejecting cookies specific to your web browser.
We also use Google Analytics for Display Advertisers to help analyze how users use the site and remarket the users with customized Ads. You can opt out of Google Analytics for Display Advertisers and customized Google Display Network ads by visiting the Ads Preferences Manager.
If you visit the web site of a third party by clicking on an external link on the Site, they may also use cookies on their web site. We have no access to or control over these cookies. This Policy covers the use of cookies by JobHat only and does not cover the use of cookies by any advertisers or other third parties.
User Activity Tracking
We employ software technology that enables us to track certain aspects of a User's visit to the Site. This technology helps us better manage content on the Site by informing us what content is effective. The software uses two methods to track User activity: 1) "trackers" and 2) "clear gifs." Trackers are pieces of executable code that are embedded in a web page that track usage activity including which pages are viewed, when they are viewed, and how long the pages are viewed. Clear gifs are tiny graphics with unique identifiers which are embedded in web pages and e-mails that track whether or not a User has viewed a particular page or e-mail. User activity information may be associated with additional information about a User's session, such as IP Address and the type of browser used, and personally identifiable information, if provided by the User.
If you arrive at the Site by "clicking through" from another web site, and you have registered with that other web site, then certain information about you that you provided to that other web site, such as the terms you were searching on that led you to the Site, may be transmitted to us and we may use it as described in this Policy. You should review the privacy policy of any web site from which you reached the Site in order to determine what information was collected by that web site and for what purpose(s) you agreed that web site could use that information. We may or may not retain that information; if we do, then we may use it in accordance with this Policy. This information may or may not be associated with other User activity data or personally identifiable information.
JobHat Policy Regarding Children Under the Age of 13
JobHat complies with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). COPPA requires that web site operators never knowingly collect personally identifiable information from anyone under the age of 13 without prior verifiable parental consent. The Site is not intended for children under the age of 13, and JobHat does not knowingly collect or use personally identifiable information from children under the age of 13. If we discover personal data from a child under the age of 13, we will eliminate that data.
You are not permitted to use the Site if you are under the age of 13. By using the Site, you agree to provide us with accurate information concerning your age or identity if we request it. You also agree not to assist children under the age of 13 in accessing the Site or to attempt to contact children under 13 through the Site.
How We Use the Information We Collect
We may use the information (whether or not personally identifiable) that you provide to us to, among other things:
You should be aware that any personal information that is voluntarily posted by you to a public area of the Site (for example, a message board) may be viewed and used by other Users.
Consent to the Use of Third Party Providers
Please understand that JobHat may contract with third parties to provide various services to JobHat relating to the Site on an outsourced basis rather than performing the services ourselves. For example, we may (i) contract with an e-mail provider to handle the distribution of e-mail messages to Users of the Site, (ii) contract with a web site hosting provider to host the Site for us or (iii) contract with a third party to provide call center services to facilitate communication in connection with our services. We may also contract with various validation services to confirm contact information you provide. By visiting the Site, all Users consent to JobHat providing all information (whether or not personally identifiable) received or collected from those Users to such third party providers for the purpose of enabling the third party provider to provide these outsourced services to us. In addition, all Users consent to the collection, maintenance, and processing of their information (whether or not personally identifiable) by JobHat and these third party providers.
We will share information provided by Users (whether or not personally identifiable) with certain third parties in our network so that they can contact you with information about the services in which you have expressed interest. In order to provide the services available to you on this Site, we may also supplement your information (whether or not personally identifiable) with information from third party sources with whom we have contracted for the purpose of verifying the contact information you have provided. You have the option not to have your information shared with third parties by not requesting these services.
We may also share information about Users (whether or not personally identifiable) with third parties so that we can offer you a broader range of services and information to meet your needs. If you would prefer not to have your information shared with third parties, you may opt out by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Further, by registering on this Site, you agree that this act constitutes an inquiry and/or application for purposes of telemarketing laws, and notwithstanding that your telephone and/or cell number may be listed with the federal Do-Not-Call Registry you expressly opt-in to: (a) receive an offer or service from one or more of our partners or affiliates; (b) receive future information about products and services from us, our partners, affiliates and other third parties to whom we may provide your information; (c) permit us, our partners, affiliates and other third parties to contact you pursuant to the business relationship we have established using the information you provided to us for any purpose such as contacting you by e-mail address, phone and/or mobile phone number (including use of automated dialing equipment), text (SMS) message or any means of communication for any purpose that, among other things, your wireless device may be capable of receiving (e.g. mms, video etc. ). You may revoke authorization for us to contact you by such means at any time (see the Opting Out and SMS Service sections below).
Communications From Us
We will also communicate with you in response to your inquiries, to provide the services you request, and to manage your account. We will contact you either through e-mail, telephone, or postal mail.
When it is necessary to do so, we will send you service-related announcements, primarily via e-mail. For example, if our service is temporarily suspended for maintenance, we may send you an e-mail. Generally, you may not opt out of these communications, which are not promotional in nature. If you do not wish to receive them, you have the option to deactivate your account by e-mailing email@example.com.
SMS Service
JobHat may make available a service either directly or through third parties by which you can receive messages on your wireless device via short message service ("SMS Service"). Your provider's standard data and messaging rates apply to all SMS correspondence. All charges are billed by and payable to your mobile service provider. You represent that you are 18 years of age and the owner or authorized user of the wireless device on which messages will be received, and that you are authorized to approve the applicable charges.
Program subscribers may opt out of the SMS Service by replying with the keyword "STOP", "END", or "QUIT" to the SMS text message received or use the convenient Mobile Unsubscribe link on this website. This process impacts only the future delivery of JobHat's SMS message offering and will not unsubscribe you from other SMS programs to which you may have subscribed. Program subscribers may receive assistance for the SMS Service by replying with the keyword "HELP" to the message received.
Data obtained from you in connection with this SMS Service may include your name, address, cell phone number, your provider's name, and the date, time, and content of your messages. The use of this information will be in accordance with the Terms and Privacy Policy. If fees are charged to your wireless account invoice, JobHat may provide your carrier with your applicable information in connection therewith. Your wireless carrier and other service providers may also collect data about your wireless device usage, and their practices are governed by their own policies. You acknowledge and agree that the SMS Service is provided via wireless systems which use radios (and other means) to transmit communications over complex networks. JobHat will not be liable for any delays in the receipt of any SMS messages, as delivery is subject to effective transmission from your network operator. SMS message services are provided on an AS IS basis. JobHat is not responsible for incomplete, lost, late, damaged, illegible or misdirected mobile messages or for any technical problems, malfunctions of any telephone lines, computer systems, servers, providers, hardware/software, lost or unavailable network connections or failed, incomplete, garbled or delayed computer transmission or any combination thereof. JobHat is not responsible for any liability for damage to any computer system resulting from participation in or accessing or downloading information in connection with this program. JobHat assumes no responsibility for undeliverable mobile messages resulting from any form of active or passive mobile filtering by a user's mobile provider or for insufficient space in user's mobile phone account to messages. JobHat reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel or suspend this program should a virus, bugs, or other causes beyond the control of the JobHat corrupt the administration, security or proper operation of the program. JobHat does not guarantee that your use of the SMS Service will be private or secure, and JobHat are not liable to you for any lack of privacy or security you may experience. You are fully responsible for taking precautions and providing security measures best suited for your situation and intended use of the SMS Service.
Opting Out; Access to Collected Information
This Policy describes JobHat's uses of your information. If you do not agree to our uses of your personally identifiable information as we have described in this Policy, you are not required to provide that information to us. In addition, if we send e-mails to you, you may opt out of receiving non-administrative e-mails from us simply by responding to the opt-out link provided on all e-mail communications from JobHat. You may review, update and delete any personal information that you have provided to us through this Site by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Surveys & Contests
From time-to-time our Site will request personally identifiable information from Users via surveys or contests. Participation in these surveys or contests is completely voluntary and the User therefore has a choice whether or not to disclose personally identifiable information. The requested information typically includes contact information (such as name and shipping address), and demographic information (such as zip code). Contact information will be shared with the contest or survey sponsors to notify the winners and award prizes. Survey information will be used for purposes of monitoring or improving the use and satisfaction of the Site. [Users' personally identifiable information collected through surveys or contests is not shared with third parties who are not agents or service providers, unless we give prior notice and receive your permission for the sharing.] Though we may use an intermediary to conduct these surveys or contests, these intermediaries will not use the Users' personally identifiable information for any secondary purposes.
Other Web Sites; Links
This Site may contain links to other third-party web sites, including web sites of our affiliated institutions, promotional partners, advertisers, sponsors or other third parties. While we try to link only to third-party websites that share our respect for privacy, this Policy and our privacy practices do not extend to and may differ from those of third-party websites that can be accessed through links on this Site. JobHat is not responsible for any actions, content of web sites, privacy policies or security of such third parties. You should review the applicable privacy policies of the third-party web sites before registering with, providing information to or navigating those web sites.
Disclosure of Your Information
As you might expect, JobHat must cooperate with legal authorities, and may in some circumstances be required to disclose information (including personally identifiable information) in response to requests from law enforcement authorities, or in response to a subpoena or other legal process. We can also turn over information about you if we believe we must in order to prevent a violation of the law, and by accepting this Policy, you consent to our right to do so, in our sole discretion. You also consent to our disclosing information about you in the course of legal proceedings if we believe we are required to do so, if we reasonably believe that doing so may mitigate our liability, or if doing so will assist us in enforcing our legal rights. We further reserve the right to disclose your personal information to appropriate third parties: (i) to protect any other party's rights, property and safety, (ii) to investigate, prevent or take action regarding illegal activities, suspected fraud, situations involving harassment, abusive messages or potential threats to the physical safety of any person and (iii) to protect against misuse or unauthorized use of this Site.
JobHat may establish subsidiaries or other related companies, or merge with or be acquired by another company. When that happens, we may disclose to them your personally identifiable information, in which case we will request them to abide by this Policy. We may also disclose some personally identifiable information to a potential acquirer.
Changes to Policy
If we make material changes to this Policy, we will post a notice on the home page regarding the amended Policy, so that you are aware of what personally identifiable information we collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances, if any, we disclose it. We reserve the right to modify this Policy at any time, so please review the Site frequently for any changes. Amendments to this Policy will be posted on the Site and will be effective when posted. You will be deemed to have been made aware of, will be subject to, and will be deemed to have accepted, the changes to any amended or revised Policy by your continued use of our services or the Site.
JobHat will take reasonable measures to secure the personally identifiable information Users provide to us. However, JobHat cannot guaranty the security of any information you submit to us and you do so at your own risk. All personally identifiable information is protected by password and accessible only to authorized JobHat personnel. However, there is a possibility that Internet transmissions containing a User's personally identifiable information may be intercepted by others. There is no way for us to ensure the privacy of User information before it arrives at the Site or after it leaves the Site.


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Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Always one of our most popular programs. Zoo staff members will bring about 6 creatures (animals, reptiles or birds). Children will be able to touch some of the animals at the end of the program. Some of the animals we've had in the past include: an armadillo, a flamingo, a dingo, a baby wallaby, a baby snow leopard, a civet cat, an alligator, a legless lizard, a sloth and an owl.

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We are very excited to announce that veteran public relations executive, Margarita Miranda-Abate, joined Kaplow on February 14th as Senior Vice President to work within our Beauty/Health & Wellness and Consumer Products practices.
Marg is a highly qualified communications professional with hands-on experience in strategic brand building, client management, media relations, special events and program development and implementation. Over her seventeen year career, she has worked to serve a range of industries including: consumer packaged goods, beauty, general women's market and OTC. Marg's solid background in strong client relations includes a roster of major corporations including Procter & Gamble, Pfizer, Unilever and Avon.
Marg joins us from Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide and has previously held leadership positions at DeVries Public Relations and Edelman.


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Retinoids are a great way to make your skin look fresh and young. Find out what is Retinol, the most renowned one, and discover its many cosmetic benefits.
A vitamin A derivative, retinol is one of the best solutions for
your skin, recommended by dermatologists everywhere. Its powerful
effects can help the skin look better and give it an extra health
What is Retinol
One of the first generation retinoids used as early as the 1970s,
retinol was first marketed as a great product for fighting
acne, but along with other vitamin A derivatives it can also
help smooth out wrinkles and treat the itchiness caused by
excessive sun exposure. Like other retinoids, this compound
promotes faster cell growth and delays the breakdown of
Vitamin A is one of the best vitamins in skin
care products.
Cosmetic Benefits of Retinol and Other Retinoids
Whether you decide to use prescription or non-prescription retinol,
the first effect you're likely to see is some peeling of the skin
and redness. This unpleasant side-effect usually lasts only for the
first few weeks of use and even if you feel the treatment has led
to thinner skin, retinol actually helps thicken the skin.
The many skin benefits of retinol include smoothing our wrinkles
and fighting acne. Prescription retinoids can also be used to treat
warts and psoriasis. Retinol has a powerful effect on skin with
discoloration problems caused by sun damage since it also affects
the production of melanin, the darker pigment behind brown
Over the counter retinol is the best choice for getting into
retinoids. For most products, this compound changes into retinoic
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Most dermatologists advise that you start out with a
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Try the Retinol X Anti-Aging Cream Cleanser for excellent
cell-renewal benefits. Along with the effects of retinol, this
cream also does a great job at washing away surface grime, makeup
and other impurities trapped in your pores.
Ren Bio Retinoid Anti-Ageing Concentrate is a powerful anti-aging
concentrate that visibly reduces the appearance of wrinkles
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Rice's Jordan Taylor Grabs the Tipped Ball for the Touchdown
With 18 seconds remaining in the first half, Rice Owls wide receiver Jordan Taylor made his second impressive catch of the day against Texas A&M, this time reaching up on a tipped ball to score a touchdown.
Taylor is having himself quite the game—here's his catch from earlier:
All eyes will be on Johnny Manziel in the second half to see if he can lead A&M to victory.
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Teen Choice Awards: Kylie Jenner Shows Off Her Newly Shaved Head
The reality star, who turns 17 on Sunday, shaved the back of her head on a whim.
It's Kylie Jenner's 17th birthday Sunday, and the star is celebrating at the Teen Choice Awards with a new 'do.
"I shaved the back of my head for my birthday," announced Jenner in a pre-award show red-carpet interview (she arrived with sister Kim Kardashian). Along with their family, the sisters won the Choice TV Reality Show award for Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
"I was just doing my hair today and I was like, should I trim it a little?" said Jenner, who then decided, "Why not shave the back of my head? So I did."
The haircut already has the seal of approval from big sis Kardashian, who recalled having the same haircut when she was 12 years old. "The cool thing to do is shave the underneath instead of the side of your head, so you can see it when it's in a ponytail," she explained. (Check out the night's other fashion statements here.)
It's not the first time Jenner has flaunted bold hair; the reality star has sported a number of rainbow-hued hair colors, thanks to Daniel Moon of Andy LeCompte salon. (We'll add a photo once one is available.)
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CNC Machine Operator 2nd Shift
7 days left
- Employer
- Doherty Staffing Solutions
- Location
- Alexandria, MN
- Salary
- Depending on Qualifications
- Posted
- Mar 22, 2017
- Closes
- Apr 03, 2017
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- 139901
- Category
- Manufacturing / Production
- Job Type
- Employee
- Employment Status
- Full Time
Doherty Staffing Solutions is currently interviewing for a CNC Operator to work at our client company located in Alexandria, MN. The CNC Operator opportunity is on 2nd shift from 5:30pm-4am Monday-Thursday and pay will depend upon experience. Enjoy a 3 day weekend!
- Overall CNC Set - up
- Set up CNC Horizontal Lathe or Turing Centers
- Perform machine operations such as: turning, boring, facing, and threading parts
- Casting, forging and bar stock after the job is set up
- A minimum of 2 years of CNC operation
- Detail oriented
- Strong mechanical aptitude
To submit yourself as a candidate please first apply online at www.doherty.jobs then contact the Doherty Alexandria office at (320) 763-3121
Doherty Staffing Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Drug Free Employer.
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You know what's hard about managing a book review blog? Mailing away those books that you know you would love — if you only had the time. So today's theme is books I wish I had kept for myself to review. (I'm only half joking!) First up, The Fort of Nine Towers. This book is a […]
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For over 100 years, education has been the cornerstone of Conway and Faulkner County's economy. Toad Suck Daze contributes to that legacy each year by funding education initiative in Faulkner County. As the festival grows so do the goals for the Toad Suck Daze Community Service Scholarship Program and other education initiatives. Funds for these education initiatives come from festival proceeds and the sale of 'official' Toad Suck Daze merchandise. To date $1.5 million has been donated to education in the form of a direct scholarship to approximately 302 Faulkner County students, placed into a scholarship endowment at Central Baptist College, Hendrix College, University of Central Arkansas, and the Arkansas Faulkner County Community Foundation, or as a donation to Arkansas Preschool Plus.
The Toad Suck Daze Community Service Scholarship was established to foster an opportunity for civic responsibility, education, outreach and community growth among Faulkner County youth.
Applicant Criteria
- Applicant must be a graduate of a Faulkner County high school, homeschooled and living within a Faulkner County school district, or currently enrolled at CBC, Hendrix, UCA, Pulaski Tech, or UACCM having had graduated from a Faulkner County high school.
- Applicant must attend CBC, Hendrix, UCA, Pulaski Tech, or UACCM during the upcoming Fall Term.
- Applicant must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher, based on a 4.0 scale.
- Applicant must show proof of completing at least 20 hours of volunteer service while in high school.
- Applicant must submit a one page essay describing the volunteer service contributed to the community, how and why it benefited the community, and what was learned.
- Applicant must include three letters of recommendation: one from a supervisor where applicant provided volunteer service, one from a teacher or other education professional, and one of the applicant's choosing.
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- Scholarship recipients must complete 12 hours of volunteer service at the Toad Suck Daze festival this year.
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A Major Scene
Lindley Johnson 1/26/2013 5:30:12 PM
A terrific image of a variety of birds! Love the color, light, and composition - well done, Thomas! #1511341Liz blahh 1/26/2013 6:35:08 PM
Just beautiful! #10539095Tammy M. Anderson 1/26/2013 6:54:48 PM
Sounds like a wonderful place to photograph. Beautiful colors, timing and capture, Tom. #10539126Susan Williams 1/26/2013 9:37:13 PM
Incredible capture and a compelling story in scene and words. Very nice work, Thomas. #10539248Michelle Alton 1/27/2013 5:10:20 AM
You must have been gasping for air to have all this drama in one shot. It is a winner (in my eyes) on several levels. #10539497Daniel Ruf 1/27/2013 5:36:32 AM
Beautiful capture. I've read where cranes are pretty aggressive fighters as they go for the eye's with that nice "sword" they have as a bill. #10539549John Connolly 1/27/2013 11:07:20 AM
What an amazing wildlife scene Thomas! A delightful feel good capture! #10540058Thomas E. Hinds 1/27/2013 5:35:37 PM
Thanks very much, Lindley, Liz, Tammy, Susan, Michelle, Daniel, and John! Your comments are very appreciated! #10540427Barbara Mason 1/27/2013 5:43:01 PM
So very beautiful and informative Tom - colours and composition magnificent Wow !!! #10540451Nancy L. Green 1/28/2013 9:55:07 AM
This is one AMAZING and BEAUTIFUL sight Thomas, VERY well done!! <>< #10542282Marijana Fajgl 1/28/2013 1:17:53 PM
What a scene! This is so impressive, Thomas! Amazing capture. #10542702Thomas E. Hinds 1/28/2013 5:36:39 PM
Thank you much, Barbara, Nancy, and Marijana! #10543049Patricia A. Casey 1/30/2013 5:11:26 AM
WOW, WOW, WOW.....Wonderful capture, Thomas....talk about right place right time....perfect....I bet the raven got away unscathed LOL...he can fly faster than the eagle....Have a great day Thomas! #10545616Thomas E. Hinds 2/3/2013 7:21:18 AM
Thanks so much, Patricia! #10551689Stefania Barbier 2/25/2013 12:47:59 AM
congratulations on your beautiful finalist!!! #10582561Ujjwal Mukherjee 2/25/2013 3:13:53 AM
What an amazing scene and capture,Thomas! Congratulations!! #10582816Tammy M. Anderson 2/25/2013 4:49:03 AM
Beautiful finalist, Congrats! #10583002Deborah C. Lewinson 2/25/2013 4:59:47 AM
Beautiful storytelling image, Tom!Congrats on your finalist and best wishes for the next round!
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Carol Eade 2/25/2013 8:49:34 AM
Just beautiful, congratulations on your finalist! #10583677Marilyn Cornwell 2/25/2013 9:33:52 AM
Congratulations on this wonderful Finalist! I hope it continues on - this is a gorgeous image! #10583860Marijana Fajgl 2/25/2013 11:24:05 AM
I am so happy to see this one again, Thomas! huge congratulations! #10584210Debra R. Harder 2/25/2013 2:19:52 PM
WOW...this is magical, Tom! The light, colors and timing are superb. Huge congratulations on your wonderful finalist! #10584486Val Feldman 2/25/2013 6:53:46 PM
Magical IS the word - I agree with Deb...the colors and the remarkable layers of the different varieties of birds - what a shot - dramatic would be an understatement. Oh, hoping to see Gold attached to this one, Tom...superb work - congratulations! #10585168Joannie Bertucci 2/26/2013 2:47:26 PM
One of natures finest captures Tom! Amazing visual! Congrats on your very well deserved finalist! #10586991Thomas E. Hinds 2/26/2013 5:13:44 PM
Thanks very much, Stefania, Ujjwal, Tammy, Debby, Carol, Marilyn, Marijana, Deb, Val, and Joannie, for your kind words! #10587237Irene Colling 2/27/2013 12:08:08 PM
An energetic image with lots of activity. I can hear the honks from a mile away.Great shot Thomas. Congratulations on your fine Finalist photo. #10588460
Mary Beth Aiello 2/27/2013 2:07:18 PM
Stunningly spectacular, Tom. This deserves a top Gold. Huge congrats. #10588629JO ANN CLEVELAND 2/27/2013 3:00:45 PM
What a great finalist! Congratulationsjo ann c. #10588730
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#10588823Thomas E. Hinds 2/27/2013 5:11:19 PM
Thanks so much for all the gracious words, Irene, Mary Beth, Jo Ann, and Linda! #10588871Phyllis A. Houghton 2/28/2013 4:31:13 PM
WOW!! Mind boggling excitement! I am happy for you that you got to experience this! #10590216Thomas E. Hinds 2/28/2013 6:20:58 PM
Thanks, Phyllis! #10590324Terry Cervi 2/28/2013 7:27:32 PM
Stunning doesn't even describe this properly, Tom!! Congrats on your finalist. A Fave!Patricia A. Casey 3/1/2013 11:37:32 AM
Congratulations on this Finalist too, Thomas! Cheers.... #10591946Thomas E. Hinds 3/1/2013 6:17:18 PM
Thank you very much, Terry, and Patricia! I appreciate your kind comments! #10592441Patti Coblentz 3/5/2013 11:11:59 AM
What a spectacular sight of nature to behold...you have captured it beautifully, Tom! Congratulations on a stunning finalist! #10597515Thomas E. Hinds 3/5/2013 5:38:33 PM
Thank you, Patsy! Great to hear from you! #10597988Thomas E. Hinds 3/5/2013 5:39:47 PM
Of course, I meant, Patti, not Patsy! LOL! #10597989Patti Coblentz 3/5/2013 6:11:23 PM
No problem, Thumb :))) #10598012Merna L. Nobile 3/22/2013 1:01:49 PM
What a great way to start a new year! Your award winning photographs go from Editors Pick to Finalist and hopefully to Gold.
CONGRATULATIONS for the month of January, 2013!
Thomas E. Hinds 5/26/2013 9:25:49 AM
Thanks, Merna! #10707112Phyllis A. Houghton 6/1/2013 9:31:27 AM
Any time I go to your album I take another look at this magnificient scene! #10717955Thomas E. Hinds 6/1/2013 8:18:24 PM
Thanks, Phyllis! I was indeed fortunate to watch all of this unfold. I feel similar each time I go to the Bosque. One never knows the magic they might see! #10718558Phyllis A. Houghton 2/1/2014 2:43:34 PM
This is my favorite! I leave to go look this up and add to bucket list!! Then back to super bowl cooking. #10962870Thomas E. Hinds 2/1/2014 3:01:25 PM
Thanks very much, Phyllis! I was just back at the Bosque this week. Love each time there. #10962930Several thousand (most not pictured) Snow Geese take flight suddenly when a Bald Eagle flaps his wings at a Raven (who seems unconcerned) to keep him away from finishing the last of a meal. The Sand Hill Cranes on the ground must somehow know an eagle won't too often mess with them -- after all they may be outweighed by an eagle but are taller and have a longer wingspan. Just might make an eagle leary. Taken in Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge.
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HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One printer
HP Photosmart eStation review: This printer uses a portable 7in touchscreen Android tablet and prints detailed photos
- Good photo quality, good document print quality
- Tablet interface is far too complicated, touchscreen is not very responsive, no Ethernet port, no automatic document feeder
Bottom Line
The HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One multifunction inkjet printer has great specifications and can produce good quality photos and documents. However, we think that touchscreen tablet interface is far too complicated and full of features for its own good.
The HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One multifunction inkjet printer is controlled via a 7in Android tablet. It's great for printing photos and documents, but the touchscreen tablet offers features we don't think are necessary or useful for a printer.
HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One multifunction inkjet printer: Design and operation
The HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One has a fairly standard design for a printer: a front-loading paper cassette holds 125 sheets of A4 paper with an optional 6x4in photo insert, document printing runs through an automatic duplex unit and the printer's flatbed scanner can be found up top. What's most interesting is the off-set cradle on the printer's front that holds the eStation Zeen, the Photosmart eStation All-in-One's 7in touchscreen tablet.
The eStation Zeen tablet runs the Android mobile operating system, but doesn't have access to any Android Marketplace content — you can only use the applications HP wants you to. The Zeen has access to a variety of online news, weather, e-mail and photo services and, as you'd expect, you can easily print off hard copies of content. It also coordinates the printer's ePrint functionality, which allows you to e-mail documents to the HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One for automatic printing.
While the eStation Zeen is a good idea in theory — it provides direct access to a huge range of information which can be easily printed — it's difficult to use. The unit is often slow to respond to touches, which makes scrolling through pages of text a tedious process. There's also a lot of on-screen clutter on the main page, with too many features and functions available. We wish it was possible to hide them away and clean the interface a little — if you just want to print, the eStation Zeen is overkill.
You can connect the HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One printer to your PC using USB 2.0, but it makes more sense to connect wirelessly to your router for direct Internet access and printer sharing. There's no Ethernet port for wired networking.
HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One multifunction inkjet printer: Print quality, speed and ink pricing
According to HP, the Photosmart eStation All-in-One printer is capable of printing up to 33 pages of monochrome text or 32 of colour text per minute. We were only able to reach speeds close to these figures when printing in Draft quality mode during print runs of more than 50 pages. Over shorter print runs of around 10 pages in length, we calculated that the HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One produced around 20 black pages per minute in Draft quality. Changing to Normal or Best quality modes affects print speeds significantly — a top quality A4 colour photo print can take over a minute.
The HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One offers consistently high print quality. Photos printed in Best quality are well saturated and contain plenty of fine detail, with results on par with similarly specified inkjet printers like the Canon PIXMA MG8150.
The HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One printer uses five HP 564 ink cartridges: cyan, yellow, magenta, black and photo black. A full set of refills will cost you $81, with individual colour cartridges costing $16; black cartridges cost $17. The standard cartridges have a monochrome document yield of 250 pages and a full colour yield of 300 pages. You can also buy high-yield tanks — $27 for colour and $33 for black — which can produce 550 black and 750 full colour pages.
This translates into a per-page cost of 6.8 cents per monochrome page and 16 cents for a tri-colour page. Buying extra-large cartridges lowers the ongoing cost to 6 cents for black and 10.8 cents for colour.
HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One multifunction inkjet printer: Conclusion
The HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One is a great inkjet printer that's hamstrung by an unnecessarily complicated interface. Gadget geeks will love the idea of the printer's touchscreen tablet, but anyone who just wants to use the printer to print off photos and documents won't be using its full potential.
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by LolaStark
Author's Note: Thank you for checking out my first story. This is the first chapter and I'm excited to continue on. Please feel free to review at the end if it strikes your fancy. Many thanks to my best friend who inspired me to write this.
Disclaimer: I do not own any characters or plotlines from George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire or the HBO series Game of Thrones. I only seek to write purely out of my own entertainment.
Chapter One
The skies above didn't open up that day. They hung low in the sky over the hills and through the forest that sung songs of the Northern wind. Ravens dared not fly in such solemn weather and instead waited, perched high above the clouds and in the bare branches of tallest trees. Only the short sounds of their occasional chatter could be heard alongside the sounds of the horses' hooves shuffling through the mud at a steady pace.
The winds of winter were upon them. There was a dreariness to the North, she'd known all her life. She was no stranger to the bleakness of the grey clouds. But this was the mainland. She was not used to being so landlocked, so far from the easy access to the Bay of Seals. Her cloak was pulled around her shoulders but it hung loosely as she let the breeze pass through. Her long dark hair was blowing wildly in the wind that tinted her cheeks a pale shade of pink.
Hardly anyone in her caravan had looked at her in the last hour. The ones who did only gave her sideways glances of forbearing and pity. These were her father's men, men she had fought alongside on the battlefield, men that now served her eldest brother Broden. The Lord's seat at Kingshouse was once occupied by her father, Drystan Magnar. Now as she was sat upon her mare, she wondered after the man who had been sent to the Wall to join the Black, relinquishing all ties to his titles and land.
And as further punishment for her father's crimes, crimes that were still vague and unclear, she was torn from her homeland and sent to live as a ward in a stranger's home. She wouldn't show fear, she knew better than that. These men who had watched her grow from a babe to the young woman she was now would not abide such weakness. A daughter of Skagos did not show fear. The Nighean was brave. There were far worse things to fear than living on the mainland. Savage tribes ran wild on the island, stemming from the northern island of Skane, still untamed and still full of wild hellions. It took the discipline her father had instilled in his warriors to keep the land safe. She had faced far worse than her current circumstances, she reminded herself.
Aedan, who rode now on her right, was one of her father's most trusted men. He was younger than most of her father's council but had proven himself several times over in the battlefield against their enemies and the savages of the Northern tribes. He was handsome, his hair auburn and his face covered in a short stubble that made her grin slightly. He would never have a large beard like his father. His father, Bard Friel, who had a full red beard that reminded her of a large fiery bear. As a child, she had called him "Beardy" because of it's vastness. Their families had been close and she and Aedan even closer as they aged through their adolescence. She had always hoped she might marry him one day, should the gods allow it, should her father allow it.
But as fate would have it, it was her older sister instead, Elsbeth, who her father had wed to Aedan as a reward for his bravery. She was careful then to hide her girlish heartbreak. Had she been more guarded with Aedan, it might not have been so difficult. But now both of her elder sisters were married, and Fallon was to be at the mercy of the Warden in the North. She wondered if she'd ever marry now, her name tarnished by the misdeeds of her father. She would pay the price for his sins. It had been her choice, to spare her brother from the same fate. A choice that had now sealed her future in the hands of a stranger.
Aedan's golden-colored eyes were glancing in her direction but she didn't dare look at him in case he might see the fear in her own. She did not know what to expect for her future at Winterfell. Perhaps the old lord wouldn't be as harsh as she'd heard. He had spared her father from the sword and that showed that he at least had mercy. All she knew of Lord Eddard was what she'd heard from her brothers.
And not many Skagosi men had good things to say about the Warden of the North – the Stark man whose ancestors had helped strip Skagos of their crown.
Instead of looking to Aedan for comfort he wasn't free to give, she glanced to her left where his sister, Enat was riding upright with her hair hidden beneath a dark green cloth. Her hair was as bright as fire, a Friel trait. She often envied the girl who was some years older. Fallon was no great beauty like her sisters or Enat. She did not have the Magnar beauty that was legendary throughout Skagos. But to Fallon none of that mattered, her future never relied on her beauty. Her fate was already predetermined – or at least it had been up until now.
Fallon was the youngest daughter and second youngest child of House Magnar. Only Corran was younger, still a young boy at only three and ten years passed his first name day. She fought back images of his face when she left him at the docks, waving after her mournfully.
Broden, her eldest surviving brother, was back at Kingshouse, their family's seat on the island off the coast of mainland Westeros. He was Lord Magnar now. He would stay to protect their lands. It had been Rowan, however, who had insisted he would escort his youngest sister across the North to her new home. Rowan, who was only one year her senior at eight and ten, had always been her closest sibling. he was the one she trusted most, and likely the one she would think of most when he was gone.
She could see his dark hair up at the front of the caravan. He was a born leader, like Aedan. The two men had bonded over their success on the battlefield as well as off. She secretly wished he'd look back at her, even if just once, but she had yet to see his face since they departed the Dreadfort.
It had been the Dreadfort that had instilled such fear deep inside of her as they rode. She had never met a Bolton until now and gods willing she'd never meet another. They were a savage lot, much akin to the savages who ran wild on Skagos. At the Dreadfort she could hardly sleep as she tried to tune out the screams of men being tortured in the dungeons. She was used to such things, horrors more terrifying than anything Roose Bolton could conjure deep within his cellars.
But there was a difference between the savages of her homeland and the savagery of proclaimed civilized men here in the North. She only hoped House Stark upheld more upstanding morals. House Magnar may have been old fashioned in their customs, but they weren't barbarians.
Barbarians were the men who wiped through their villages in the night, stealing Skagosi women and ripping out the hearts of their men. Savages were the ruffians of the clans who dated back to the purge of Skane, the northernmost isle of Skagos where the bloodiest of battles had been fought to free the people of their fear. She knew these kinds of savages. But what worried her, was not the men who were openly brutal but the refined Nobles of the North who seemed savages of a whole different kind.
Far in the distance she could see the sun hanging low in the sky as it fell into evening. The sun was of course hidden by a large patch of clouds that sunk down towards a structure in the distance. She looked to Enat who nodded slowly, indicating exactly what she had been thinking. The large structure that would now be her home was drawing nearer.
Winterfell was abuzz with anticipation.
It had been several months since they were informed that they would be housing not only one Skagg at the Northern seat, but a whole slew of them. Many couldn't decide if they were disgusted or excited at the thought. It wasn't often that people of the mainland interacted with those from the isle of Skagos. It was close enough to be considered part of The North, but Northerners knew the savages that roamed the steep cliffs and low valleys were not of the same lot as their people.
For Theon, the idea was rather fitting. After his tenth name day he had become a ward of Eddard Stark, sent to Winterfell as a hostage for his father's war crimes and rebellion. He'd been considered a savage then. Ironborn and unfit to some to walk the halls of the nobility that housed him. Nine years later he found to his surprise that the Stark family treated him well and often more like a son than even that of Ned's own bastard, Jon Snow.
This new hostage, however would be something new for the people of Winterfell to gawk at. No longer would he be the outsider. The son of the Skagg traitor would be Winterfell's new object of gossip.
No one knew which of Drystan Magnar's children he had sent as a ward of Lord Stark. There was no official law stating it had to be a male. Traditionally it was the youngest child, no matter the sex. Theon was the youngest of his siblings, his sister Yara the only other surviving child of their father. He often did wonder what he'd done to make his father so ashamed that he'd choose a daughter over his heir. But he hadn't spoken to his father in years, and he doubted that he would ever see him again.
Theon stood out front with the family. The event wasn't a formal one, only a courtesy of Northern tradition that they receive Lord Stark's new ward into Winterfell. Lady Stark had prepared a humble feast for the Skaggs who would stay just the night until morning broke. Then they'd be ushered back out the way they came and sent off on their way, back to the savage land where they'd come from.
One of the guards turned from his position on the gate tower and looked down to Lord Stark, waving his hand. They had arrived, he thought. He knew the signal and watched as several other guards reached towards the crank and pulled open the gate. It took nearly six men to raise the gate high above the under the arch.
The riders came in, one by one until all eight of them stood before the Warden of the North with solemn looks upon their faces. Such hard expressions were to be expected. He'd never seen a Skagg, but he'd heard tales of their unpleasantness.
Theon looked to Robb who stood next to his mother, Sansa who stood next to Robb. One day long ago he found himself wishing he could stand at Robb's side, the brother he'd known nearly half of his life.
"Lord Stark," Theon heard and looked up to see the young man that had dismounted his horse first. He had dark hair, but eyes the color of of spring as he stepped forward, bowing curtly to Ned who waved him to his feet. "I am Rowan Magnar, second son of the noble house of Magnar."
Theon furrowed his brow as he boy continued talking, noticing how well spoken he seemed even if his accent was not so refined. Was this young man to be his new housemate? He would do well, Theon thought. He was handsome enough to attract only positive attention from the ladies, but the scowl upon his face was enough to show his disdain for the Lord that would be his master.
"Young Lord Magnar, welcome to Winterfell," Ned replied and Theon's eyes scoured the rest of the figures on horseback. He took note of the other five men present, most were older than the young Magnar son, but there were a few young faces among them. They were accompanied by two women, both looked quite young from this distance. He was always intrigued by the sight of a pretty woman. Both seemed fair enough. The first had her hair covered by cloth, concealing most of what he loved about a woman, her hair. The second shared similar eyes as the man standing before Ned Stark, but as her hair blew in the wind he thought of a raven's long black feathers. She sat up straight on her mare, looking away in disinterest as she stared off at the sun falling over the trees.
Rowan walked over to the girl with the dark hair and stood next to her as she dismounted. Theon nearly laughed at the cad's unchivalrous behavior as he just stood and watched as she dismounted the beast on her own. She didn't take much time, she was rather quick on the contrary. She wore a simple gown, something plain made out of wool. She placed her hands in front of her, looking up at the other girl on the horse once before glancing back at the family.
"And may I present my sister, Lady Fallon Magnar," the boy said though Theon didn't see too much resemblance as they stepped closer.
She seemed uncomfortable as she tried her hand at curtsey and failed at a graceful execution. Instead she wobbled once, her cheeks flushed a pretty shade of pink and then stepped back at her brother's side. She was fair enough, he decided. She had no great beauty about her that would lead any of the Stark boys to stray. Theon found that her mouth was too small and her small frame too short for his liking. Perhaps if she smiled, he thought, but soon enough he discovered Fallon Magnar was not a lady who gave her smiles freely.
"Lady Fallon," Ned replied, taking her hand in his and pressing her small hand to his lips. "We welcome you to our home." Theon noticed the unease in his master's eyes as they met those of Fallon. He paused slightly, recovering quickly when he realized his mistake.
"I am grateful to your hospitality," she replied, her voice carrying over the crowd, her accent not quite as thick as her brother's.
Theon was surprised at her confidence. Surely Drystan Magnar wouldn't send his daughter, who was very much a woman, to be locked away as a hostage. Surely, he'd thought. But it was then that Lord Stark announced Fallon would be taking her younger brother's place by choice as ward to Winterfell.
It was a strange thing to witness, a Skagg sitting among the Stark family, his family, later that night at the feast. He certainly would have never predicted it. He could hear the whispers from men and women alike as all eyes were on the filthy travelers who were intruding on their meal. Only Ned Stark seemed at ease in front of Fallon and Rowan, while the others seemed to shift in their seats anxiously.
He was seated at the table closest to the door, with Snow for company. It wasn't a secret that Theon and Jon didn't get along. While Jon was a family member by blood, Theon knew he was just as much an outsider, especially to the Lady Catelyn. Jon may have been Lord Stark's son, but he was also a bastard. No amount of Stark blood could wipe away that horrible title.
Even he and Fallon had a better status as hostages than Jon Snow the bastard.
There was chill in the air as morning rose at Winterfell. The sun had yet to rise but slowly peaked out above the horizon, teasing the watchers of the night into delaying their journey still moments longer. The travelers from Skagos had wasted no time in preparing for their journey home. He had perhaps though they might push off their travels for a day or two due to the predicted storms that approached but Rowan insisted that they leave at first light. Storms were no an obstacle worth avoiding, the young man had replied.
Robb was standing in the large courtyard outside. He had always been an early riser and this morning had been no different. His father had left before dawn to set out towards the town for a meeting with the villagers. He never broke commitments even if it meant passing on certain responsibilities to Robb. He was the heir to Winterfell after all. Robb didn't mind it, in fact he enjoyed watching the Skagosi men saddling their horses expertly.
Despite their hard demeanors, he felt the Skagosi were stronger men than any Northerner he'd ever met. They seemed fearless, something he had always wished to be. He had previously believed that all Skagosi were ruffians. But they held themselves to a quiet refinement, even with their darker expressions and indifference to the nobility of such a high house like the Starks.
They each carried rather large swords on their belts and he wondered what types of fighters they were. From what little he gleaned from conversing with Rowan Magnar and his friend Aedan, they were a serious bunch. They seem to still hold contempt with the Starks as a whole due to their father's banishment to The Wall.
The son of Drystan was standing nearest to him, his horse only ten paces away. It was then that Robb noticed quite a change in demeanor, in the entirety of the group as they approached Rowan. Of course, once they stepped closer, Robb realized it wasn't Rowan that had caused the change in demeanor at all. It was Fallon. Her cloak was slipped over her shoulders, a wild fur that was slightly matted and brown. She reached out, taking Rowan's hands in her own as she looked up at him with pleading eyes.
Robb had heard many tales of Skagosi women, none of them told of how he would feel when he looked upon this one, tears falling down her cheeks. She tried to hide them from her brother but the man only wiped them away with his fingers and pushed the corners of her lips upward into a forced smiled. She hugged each of the remaining five riders and stopped at one who placed his lips on her forehead.
It was an intimate gesture, one Robb had only seen between a man and a wife, or perhaps two lovers. The man lingered several moments before handing her back to Rowan who engulfed her in a hug that lifted her from the ground. Her arms were wrapped around his neck until she was placed firmly upon the ground and he kissed her mouth in a brotherly manner before mounting his steed. She placed her hand delicately on the horses snout, stroking the black hair before placing her hand at her side.
"Deirfiur mo chroi," he said looking down at her and this time the corners of her lips turned up into a faint smile, one that was more sad than a smile might infer. Robb didn't recognize the words, but he knew the coarseness of the sound was a familiar one. He had only heard the Old Tongue a few times in his life, but the sound was distinguishable.
"Dearthair mo anam," she replied in a whisper and Robb could hear her voice crack as she spoke her words in reply.
He didn't have to understand the language to know that this was their goodbye. Perhaps there was more to it, some deeper meaning to the Old Tongue words they'd uttered, but regardless, goodbye it would be.
It was only once they were through the gates and out of sight that she turned away from the whispers of Winterfell's soldiers who watched her closely, inspecting her reaction and undoubtedly belittling her with their smirks. He could have sworn he heard one of them mutter 'Skagg," under their breath. He'd heard the term all his life, but was forbidden from using it. It was a nasty term for people of Skagos, his mother had explained. Never again had he used it even though he never understood.
Now hearing it from the rough voice of one of the guards, he finally heard what his mother meant when she said nasty.
She walked slowly in his direction, not looking at him once as she came closer and closer until their paths intersected. He stopped her then, his hand lightly around her elbow. It was a gentle touch, but one might have thought Robb had struck her the way she flinched. She stood there, unmoving, unyielding to his look of concern. Her eyes were focused on the walls behind him and nothing else.
"You are safe here," he whispered to her and watched her eyes stagger for only a moment before they sought out the ground. "No one will hurt you."
Her eyes traveled up from the ground and connected with his. It was the first time he'd seen her look at him and therefore the first time he'd seen that her eyes were the same as her brother's. No, he thought, not quite the same. Her eyes were a vibrant shade of green, one that was fierce yet more subtle than the daggers she was glaring at him now.
She looked at him for a long moment, their eyes locked and something pulsing through his fingertips as they wrapped around her elbow. But no words passed between them as she then jerked her arm from his grasp.
And then she was gone.
Robb had never had a negative interaction with a woman that he wasn't related to by blood. In fact, most women were very kind to the heir of Winterfell. He was accustomed to kindness having been raised by a kind woman like his mother all his life. He wasn't expecting this woman who was loving and gentle towards her family, to be so harsh in his direction.
It caused him to think of the plans that were to come to fruition in the upcoming few weeks. Soon there would be another young woman walking the halls of Winterfell. Only this one wouldn't be his family's hostage. This new woman would one day be his wife.
He had heard many things about Kathryn of Ashford, supposedly she was the perfect bride for a highborn house. Robb didn't exactly have a choice in the matter. His parents had an arranged marriage and they were relatively happy. And if they were happy with the choice, Robb felt as though he should be happy with it as well.
"Surely you're joking?!" she said, looking outside the carriage window off towards the large fortress over the hill. Her mother looked at her with a sour expression at Kathryn's outburst.
"Compose yourself Kathryn," Davina hissed, chiding her daughter who had been groaning for most of their journey about how uncomfortable this new climate was to her.
Davina assuredly agreed.
All of her daughters were wrapped tightly in fur-lined cloaks that had been gifts from Lord Stark and his wife after the betrothal.
To say that she had been furious that Kipling had pledged her eldest daughter's hand to Eddard Stark's son would have been an understatement. She had three other suitable daughters, Dawn for example would have made a perfect bride to the Northern Lord's son. Of course Dawn would have been just as miserable surrounded by savages of the North and she didn't blame her.
This place was a wasteland.
However, Kipling was Lord of Ashford, therefore he held great power in the Reach and even near to King's Landing. It had been their very own king, His Grace Robert Baratheon, who had arranged the marriage. He wanted two of his most loyal houses to combine and secure highborn heirs to help rule his kingdom long after he was gone.
Davina didn't see why House Ashford had to be part of it. Surely a Tyrell or a Lannister would be a much better match for a House as regarded to the King as House Stark. Alas, here they were, stopped upon a small hill as they looked upon Winterfell in the distance. She looked back at Kathryn who now had tears in her eyes.
"What have I done to deserve this torture?" she asked through her tears and Davina had half a mind to smack those tears right off of her pretty little face. But as the carriage crawled to a stop, she heard Kipling's laughter approaching and instead handed her daughter a handkerchief to preserve her soft features from being ruined by staining them instead with tears.
"Let us reserve our judgment my dear Kathryn until we've at least stepped through the front gates," she said as Kathryn wiped her eyes.
"I don't need to step through the gates to know that this place must be one of the Seven Hells septa warned me about."
"A lady doesn't whine," she said harshly. "This is your duty and you will perform such with a smile on those rosy cheeks of yours or Seven help me."
Kathryn flipped her hair, the color of honey on a summer day and wiped a final tear from her eye before sitting up straight. Davina knew her daughter would do as she was told. She had been trained from birth to be the perfect Southern Lady.
She only hoped the North wouldn't bring out the worst in her.
Seven help the poor bastard who Kathryn Ashford would have wrapped around her finger from now, until eternity.
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