18 July 2013

Jewish Groups Call On EU To Overturn Polish Kosher Ban

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Jewish groups call on EU to overturn Polish kosher ban (via AFP)
Europe's Jewish leaders on Thursday asked the European Union to back their call for a Polish ban on the ritual slaughter of animals for food to be overturned. Jewish community and religious leaders from across Europe also urged the EU to review its…

16 July 2013

11 July 2013

Let's Stand With Malala To End The Education Emergency!

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The Taliban shot 15-year-old Malala in the head for her education activism. But she survived, helped win education for all girls in Pakistan, and will address the UN in 3 days asking leaders to agree to put every child on the planet in school, a shockingly achievable goal. Let's stand with her, and call for education for all... 

5 July 2013

Book Tour: 'In Stone' By Louise D. Gornall [Book Trailer And Giveaway Included]

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"Beau Bailey is suffering from a post-break-up meltdown when she happens across a knife in her local park and takes it home. Less than a week later, the new boy in school has her trapped in an alley; he’s sprouted horns and is going to kill Beau unless she hands over the knife. 
Until Eighteenth-century gargoyle, Jack, shows up to save her. 
Jack has woken from a century-long slumber to tell Beau that she’s unwittingly been drafted into a power struggle between two immortal races: Demons and Gargoyles. The knife is the only one in existence capable of killing immortals and they’ll tear the world apart to get it back. To draw the warring immortals away from her home, Beau goes with Jack in search of the mind-bending realm known as the Underworld, a place where they’ll hopefully be able to destroy the knife and prevent all hell from breaking loose. That is, provided they can outrun the demons chasing them."
Today's Book Tour is for 'In Stone', a YA paranormal romance novel written by Louise D. Gornall, and its hosting post is quite on the mega side as we have not only info about the book and its author, but also a Book Trailer and a quite lengthy excerpt as well as a Guest Post especially written for us by Louise D. Gornall.

Oh, and there is a Giveaway as well (open only to residents in the US, UK, Australia and Canada though)...

Enjoy!

Loup Dargent

30 June 2013

5 Company Names That Translate With Bizarre Consequences

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For global companies, naming their brand and products doesn’t come without its problems. With more than 150 languages spoken by at least a million people each, it’s a difficult task to make sure that the names chosen are not going to cause a problem when translated – the last thing you want is to offend your potential customers. However, inevitably some names slip through the net and it is not until after they have been launched that the problems with the name become clear.

29 June 2013

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