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Skye Warren Blog Tour: Don’t Let Go (Review, Excerpt + #Giveaway)
People who like a dark, criminal minds-like, element to storylines, may enjoy this book.
Lawsuit alleges Claus promotes hostile and unsafe work environment in shelf-elf program
Funny!
FOR RELEASE DECEMBER 17, 2013
DALLAS – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a lawsuit today against the Keller family and Santa Claus alleging they violated federal civil rights laws by permitting a hostile work environment filled with health and safety violations for Jerry Jingle, a student intern with Claus’s Elf on the Shelf ® program.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently concluded its own investigation on the health and safety claims and levied a $1.2 million fine against the Kellers for violations. Their investigation of Claus is pending because heavily-armed penguins and snowman snipers have refused to allow OSHA to enter to Claus’s North Pole headquarters.
According to the EEOC’s lawsuit, Claus promoted the program as “fun and playful off-site training” required for all elf underclassmen; however, the EEOC’s investigation indicated that the program was based on systematic and institutionalized humiliation directed toward Jingle and other interns…
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Book Tour: Passionate Addiction by Eden Summers + #Giveaway
Check out Eden Summer’s latest release and giveaway!
MsRomanticReads Christmas Giveaway – 32 authors, 4 bloggers, 60 books!
Ms. Romantic Reads is one of my favorite book review blogs. Check out the amazing giveaway!!
The sides of Paul Walker you may have missed
We lost one of the good guys. Paul Walker was a class act.
30 Days of Thanks – Day 26
Today’s post is short. I am thankful for my family’s, friends’ and my health.
Release Day Blog Blitz: Hard As It Gets (Hard Ink #1) by Laura Kaye (ARC Review + Book Trailer)
Laura Kaye’s new series “Hard Ink” starts today with the release of “Hard as you Can.” Looks like a real scorcher, people.
New Google Ad will make you cry, without understanding a word that is said
Sometimes words are simply unnecessary.
I remember this old P&G advertising guy who always said “you know you have a good spot if you can turn the sound off and still get the ad”. Try that one time and see if it works because it’s very hard.
Here is a new Google ad where there is no English at all and yet the story is easy to follow. If you want, you can turn on the Closed Captioning by hitting the tiny CC button at the bottom right of the video. I watched it without understanding one word that was spoken and I was able to follow along. And i cried.
The ad is beautifully shot, and feels more like a mini-movie than a TV ad. Well, it is 3 minutes and 32 seconds. They stay authentic to the culture, with great visuals, music and language. The story is simple–about two friends who have…
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10 Steps to Make Goodreads Work For You
By Lisa Verge Higgins
Goodreads – with its 18 million rabid readers – is one of the most powerful places for an author to be discovered.
Goodreads is where folks converge to discuss novels, offer recommendations, write reviews, and keep compilations of the books they’ve read and want to read. Etailers like Kobo and Google feed Goodreads reviews directly into their websites.
Even if you’re not a member, your books are still listed and attracting reviews. Take advantage of the opportunity to control your own profile and book data and provide information that’ll bring the reader directly to you.
Here’s how, in ten easy steps:
1. Become a Member of Goodreads!
In order to join the Goodreads Author program—where all the perks are—first you have to join Goodreads as a reader. If you are joining for the first time, I strongly recommend that you use your author name in its exact spelling to…
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Test your Chick Swagger IQ for a Chance to Win One of Three Amazon Gift Cards!
My homies over at Chick Swagger are celebrating a blogiversary! Stop by and check it out!
Giveaway: Favorite Book Series Giveaway!!!
Amazing giveaway from one of my favorite book bloggers.
I haven’t had a giveaway in months! I’d nearly forgotten how much work fun it is to hold a giveaway 🙂
Now here’s the thing, I read so many books that by the time the second book in a series is out, I’ve forgotten about the first. But there’re a couple of authors who’ve managed to not only keep my interest, they’ve kept me salivating for the next book.
With a lot of donations from these generous authors, each week, and the rules may vary, readers will get a chance to win ALL e-copies or ALL signed paperbacks of each series!
The giveaway officially starts tomorrow (Thursday November 21), but for today, check out Jessy’s Book Club on Facebook for the opportunity to win an e-copy of any one of the books listed in the giveaway and a $20 amazon gift card 🙂
Now you must be wondering which series’…
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LOVE STORY … a story in pictures you won’t forget easily
May your life together be filled with love, happiness, understanding and prosperity. You are an inspiration to us all. Best wishes and congratulations.
For more info on this loving couple, visit the official website: http://www.taylormorris.org/
WOW !!
LOVE STORY … a story in pictures you won’t forget easily
AND IT BEGINS . . . .
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If he is a hero………..She is an angel
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God has blessed us all, for he has put Marines, Sailors, Airmen and Soldiers here to protect what we believe in!
PLEASE DO NOT HOLD ON TO THIS OR PRESS DELETE. SOMEONE HAS TO HOLD OUR COUNTRY IN THEIR HANDS. SEND THIS ON, AND ON AND ON…
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It’s the Marine, Sailor, Soldier and Airmen not the reporter
Who has given us the Freedom of the Press.
It’s the Marine, Sailor, Soldier and Airmen not the poet,
Who has given us the Freedom of Speech.
It’s the Marine, Sailor, Soldier and Airmen not the politicians
That ensures our right to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness..
It’s…
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30 Days of Thanks – Day 10
I am blessed to have an amazing younger brother, E. We lived together during college for a couple of years and were able to learn how to relate to each other as adults. Even though we are both in our 40s, and have completely separate lives, I value his opinion and am thankful he is my brother.