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Have the toolbars in Microsoft Word, Excel and/or PowerPoint 2008 disappeared on your Mac?
If they have an you haven't figured out how to turn them back on or you turn them on and the next time you open the application you are back at square one (no toolbars), you can actually thank Apple and not Microsoft for this "feature".
The next time you open one of the Office 2008 applications, take a look and find the oblong button at the right end of the application's title bar. Click it - your toolbars will switch state - from hidden to visible or vice-versa. Why you would want them hidden is something I will never understand.
If your toolbars haven't disappeared on you yet, just knowing how this "feature" works just might lessen the pain should an errant click occur.


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Once upon a time there were some books written by Marc Brown about an aardvark named Arthur (who, oddly, doesn't look one bit like an aardvark) who is pretty much your average kid, and that was good. And then there was a TV show on PBS about Arthur and his pals, and that was even better. After a while, there was a spin-off show which was even better still, because (at least in my experience) kids who proclaimed themselves "far too old" for Arthur were still pretty interested in Postcards from Buster, which is—by the way—a really educational show.
How we went from that progression of events to Matt Damon having bear ears is less clear. Hmmm.
The short version is that somehow Arthur and Postcards from Buster sparked a great new idea: Postcards from You. And on September 3rd Matt Damon co-stars to kick it all off:
The Making of Arthur – Matt Damon guest-stars in animated form as the host of a new series, "Postcards from You." When the Oscar # winning star puts out a call for homemade videos for his TV show, he sets off a frantic rush among Arthur and his gang to film their lives. Could the experiences of kids in Elwood City really interest a television audience? They'll have to wait and see if Matt Damon thinks so. (Note: This episode promotes the real "Postcards from You" initiative that encourages kids around the country to make their own videos.)Dancing Fools – Mrs. Molina is a teaching a dance class for kids. The class creates the opportunity for some unlikely dance pairings -Muffy and Binky, D.W. and the Tibbles, and, the most unlikely of all, Francine and George. Will the two survive the dance class? Or, could they possibly emerge as the next Fred and Ginger?
Kids may not care about Damon's animorphic debut, but I'm guessing quite a few moms may set aside what they're doing to check it out. Just be warned that after this episode, your kids are going to be clamoring for the video camera to send in their own video postcards. Check out the FAQ and Video Tips, then watch some of the clips available for viewing to prepare for making your own.
Good luck tearing yourself away from Damon's cute little button nose, by the way.
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Port Louis — Play2Train is a virtual training space in Second Life. According to the Associated Press, researchers at Idaho State University are working on this virtual reality computer world they hope will help first responders, first receivers and other health care professionals prepare for disasters.
Dr Ramesh Ramloll, Dr Jaishree Beedasy-Ramloll and the Play2Train team at Idaho State University in the US, have created a small town as part of the Play2Train project (www.play2train.org) that includes a residential area, conference center, police station and a hospital. Participants can set up "avatars", or characters, who can participate in training exercises.
According to Dr Ramloll, Play2Train could eventually replace physical dioramas, commonly used by emergency services personnel when they train for disasters, in a way that holds the interest of participants longer than the current training approaches. He adds that their goal is to allow trainees, instructors, observers and evaluators to meet in a virtual space to take part in table-top exercises, follow courses, watch streaming educational videos together and get exposed to novel emergency response equipment. This approach of proving training to anyone with a web-enabled computer is rapidly gaining ground. The Play2Train project is one of the first projects in Second Life (www.secondlife.com) to receive significant federal funding. The team has been exploring Second Life since 2004. Second Life (SL) is an Internet-based 3D virtual world, which came to international attention via mainstream news media in late 2006 and early 2007.
Developed by Linden Research, Inc (commonly referred to as Linden Lab), a downloadable client program enables its users, called Residents, to interact with each other through motional avatars, providing an advanced level of a social network service combined with general aspects of a metaverse. Residents can explore, meet other Residents, socialize, participate in online individual and group activities, create and trade items (virtual property) and services from one another. More than 7,900,000 accounts have been registered to date with some 40,000 logged in concurrently from across the globe (Source:Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Second_Life, or http://secondlife.com/). Nevertheless, like any Internet activity, people have to be savvy and critical about the new media, to a degree that they are aware of the dangers of the Internet and are able to take wise decisions.
The virtual training space Play2Train was recently demonstrated at a congressional meeting in Washington DC and attracted substantial interest from participants and the media. The team has also presented at other venues where it has been very well received, such as the Public Health Preparedness Summit in Washington DC, the ISCA International Conference on Computers and their Applications in Seattle and the American Telemedicine Association (ATA) conference in Nashville. The next presentation is scheduled for August 2007 in Atlanta at the Public Health Information Network (PHIN) conference.
The Play2Train effort now includes collaborators such as the US Center for Disease Control (CDC) and several departments at US Universities e.g. the University of Illinois at Chicago's Center for Advanced Distance Learning Education(CADE). One of the most evident advantages of virtual worlds such as Second Life is that it also an effective networking and collaboration tool. As pointed out by Dr Ramloll, "Second Life is definitely a very cool networking tool, in fact, we actually met many of our collaborators in this virtual world via our avatars."
The Play2Train research team suggests that the degree of realism can play an important role in the level of engagement of the trainees in the exercises. Play2Train allows those setting up training scenarios to add simulated weather conditions such as snowfall, rain and lightning. They think all these little details can add to the level of engagement that an environment can provide. In addition, the ability of participants to wear virtual uniforms to remind them of their specific job functions, the ability to interact with virtual emergency devices also boost significantly the range of possible training scenarios in such environments.
Virtual tabletop exercises held in Play2Train include Healthcare Facility "Sidewalk Triage" for an Avian Flu Pandemic, Alternative Care Facility Mobile Quarantine and Town Hall Meeting. Other events held in Play2Train are the Institute of Rural Health: Telehealth conference (Oct 2006), Distance Learning Conference (April 2007) and Course Design meetings (monthly, quarterly). People from countries, including the US, UK, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Mauritius, have participated in events on Play2Train.
Coming from a background in virtual reality research and having developed virtual reality therapeutic environments for Medstar Research Institute in Washington DC and Glasgow University, Dr Ramesh Ramloll understood early the potential of the massive multiplayer environment, Second Life, for educational purposes. His influential evangelizing of the use of Second Life as an educational medium in the US through his various outreach efforts has not remained unnoticed by Linden Lab. He is now occasionally consulted by Linden Lab designers for advice on how to improve the SecondLife platform and user experience.
Only a year or two ago, most people were rolling their eyes whenever the use of virtual environments like Second Life for serious applications were proposed. The Second Life environment is now host to nearly a hundred distinct US university efforts, including several from Ivy League Institutions exploring this new medium for distance learning applications of the future.
Ramesh comments: "It is shortsighted to view environments like Second Life as a game, or simply as training spaces or social networking spaces even if those are obviously the immediate applications that come to mind. I believe that the future of the web as we know it will be a mash-up of the traditional 2D interface to the web and 3D virtual worlds, like Second Life. We have to keep in mind that Second Life is a rapidly developing platform, what we now see are really pointers to future developments. In any case, Linden Lab is soon going to see a lot of competition from other companies, which are now investing massively in similar ventures."
Regarding serious applications, a large number of businesses ranging from world-renowned apparel or shoe companies to car manufacturers are now exploring this platform for advertising purposes and to connect with potential customers. US, French and Spanish political candidates, for example, are using the Second Life environment to get in touch with potential voters who spend a lot of their time in this virtual space. Some countries, such as Sweden, have even set up virtual embassies that anyone can visit and learn about the country. Virtual environments provide a much more even playing field that what is available in the real world.
Philip Rosedale the CEO of Linden Labs dreams of a virtual world where an old lady in India will be on the same level playing field as her counterpart in San Francisco. This is turning out to be true. In fact, Maldives has already set up an embassy in Second Life. Therefore Dr Ramloll thinks there is no reason why Mauritius should not have a virtual Mauritian Embassy too, or why anyone from Mauritius cannot build a successful presence in this virtual world.
In fact, in a virtual world, it makes little sense for avatars to be tied to real-world geography. The very notion of nationality soon fizzles out. When this happens, things get really interesting and the impact on the economy and the laws of the land become tangible. This is not necessarily a re-hash web dynamics as we already know... this is different and the future will tell how different.
Ramesh is looking forward to get in touch with Mauritians who want to explore or set up businesses in this virtual world. Areas that seem promising include virtual environments for architects to showcase their prototypical living spaces, students and professionals from the fashion sector to present and sell their products to a worldwide audience or the education sector where teaching institutions can set up virtual campuses, have virtual student exchange programs and students and artists can show their creativity and talents.
The sky is really the limit and this is one of the rare level playing fields where budding Mauritian entrepreneurs and students can compete with their foreign counterparts.


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Angelina Ballerina
|Angelina Ballerina
Angelina Ballerina logo
|Created by
|Katharine Holabird & Helen Craig
|Directed by
|Roger McIntosh
Kitty Taylor
|Finty Williams
Judi Dench
Jo Wyatt
Keith Wickham
Adrienne Posta
Rob Rackstraw
|Colin Towns
|Country of origin
|United Kingdom
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|39 (+3 specials)
|Executive producer(s)
|Kate Fawkes
Jocelyn Stevenson
Madeleine Warburg
|Ginger Gibbons
|Running time
|12 minutes (main series)
3 minutes (Little Stars)
50 minutes (specials)
|Production company(s)
|PBS Kids
|HIT Entertainment
Lyrick Studios
|Original channel
PBS Kids (US)
|Original release
|December 21, 2001– April 28, 2003
Angelina Ballerina is a cartoon mouse, created by author Katharine Holabird and illustrator Helen Craig, who is featured in a series of children's books. The series is set in Chipping Cheddar, a place similar to 1920s London. The first book in the series was published in 1983, and since then, there have been over twenty books in the series.
In 2001, a British animated TV series of 39 fifteen-minute episodes based on the books was produced by HIT Entertainment in the United Kingdom. The series featured actress Finty Williams as the voice of Angelina, and her mother Judi Dench as Miss Lilly. The series aired on CITV in the United Kingdom and PBS in the United States, where it was presented by Connecticut Public Television; and can currently be seen on Nick Jr. in the United Kingdom and Sprout in the United States.
A computer-animated revival, Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps, premiered on PBS stations in September 2009. It is directed by Davis Doi and animated at SD Entertainment.[1] WNET, after purchasing CPTV's production unit, is the producer of the program. English National Ballet took a live version of Angelina Ballerina called Angelina's Star Performance on tour in autumn 2007.
- Angelina Jeanette Mouseling (Voiced by Finty Williams) - A feisty little mouseling who loves to dance and dreams of becoming a famous ballerina. She often wears a pink leotard, tutu, hair ribbon, and ballet slippers.
- Miss Lilly Mouseakova (Voiced by Judi Dench) - Angelina's ballet teacher. She grew up in Dacovia, which is a far away land from Mouseland. She is sometimes mentioned in the TV series Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps, and a picture of her is seen at Angelina's new dancing school. Cucumbers give Miss Lilly the hiccups.
- Alice Bridgette Nimbletoes (Voiced by Jo Wyatt) - Angelina's best friend, who is very skilled at gymnastics. She often wears a green leotard, tutu, hair ribbon, and ballet slippers. She has a very big appetite. She also appears in the TV series Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps.
- William Longtail (Voiced by Keith Wickham) - One of two boys in Miss Lilly's ballet class. In one of the episodes, it is shown that he has a crush on Angelina.
- Mr. Longtail - William's father who works as a cab driver and praises his son for any efforts he tries to make, especially if it is his first time.
- Priscilla and Penelope Pinkpaws (Voiced by Jo Wyatt and Jonell Elliott) - Twin sisters who tease and belittle nearly everyone, including each other. They are particularly jealous of Angelina for her dancing talent. Priscilla wears blue leotards, tutus, and pointe shoes and wears a purple hair ribbon, and Penelope wears a purple leotard, tutu, and ballet slippers, but wears a blue hair ribbon. They also have a baby brother in the episode Angelina's Surprise.
- Felicity - One of Angelina's dance class mates. Wears a sky blue bow.
- Flora - Another of Angelina's dance class mates. Wears a yellow bow.
- Samuel "Sammy" Watts (Voiced by Jo Wyatt) - The school bully who teases William for taking ballet. Deep down Sammy has a heart of gold.
- Spike - One of Sammy's friends, who is prone to blab events.
- Mr. Maurice Mouseling (Voiced by Keith Wickham) - Angelina and Polly's father and the proprietor of the Mouseland Gazette. If Maurice has too much cheese pie he gets the hiccups.
- Mrs. Matilda Fielding Mouseling (Voiced by Jonell Elliott) - Angelina and Polly's mother. She has a sister Amanda, who has a son.
- Polly Mouseling - The second child and daughter the Mouseling parents and younger sister of Angelina. In the TV series Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps, Polly is 4 years old with white fur instead of brown.
- Grandma Sophia Mouseling and Grandpa Jeffrey Mouseling (Voiced by Adrienne Posta and Keith Wickham) - Angelina, Polly, and Henry's grandparents and Maurice and Louis's parents. They are sometimes mentioned in Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps.
- Uncle Louis Mouseling (Voiced by Rob Rackstraw) - Maurice's brother, Angelina and Polly's uncle, and Henry's father.
- Henry Mouseling (Voiced by Jo Wyatt) - Angelina and Polly's cousin, Maurice and Matilda's nephew, and Louis's son. Henry looks up to William. Henry is in Angelina's ballet class. Nobody knows what happened to Henry's mom.
- Mrs. Harriet Hodgepodge (Voiced by Finty Williams) - Angelina and Polly's next door neighbor who doesn't like dancing. She always appears grumpy and is viewed with fear by most of the Chipping Cheddar mouselings, but occasionally helps the mouselings often when they least expect it.
- Doctor Tuttle (Voiced by Keith Wickham) - The doctor in the town of Chipping Cheddar.
- Ms. Quaver - Miss Lilly's pianist, who plays the piano during dance classes.
- Mr. Ivor Operatski (Voiced by Derek Jacobi) - An old friend of Miss Lilly's and a stern choreographer. Angelina is convinced (wrongly, as it turns out) that he hates mouselings.
- Queen Seraphina - A childhood friend of Miss Lilly's and the current Queen of Mouseland.
- King Ferdinand - Queen Seraphina's husband.
- Princess Valentine - Queen Seraphina and King Ferdinand's eldest daughter who befriends Angelina.
- Princess Sophie - Princess Valentine's sister, appears in Angelina Ballerina Special Episode: Angelina's Princess Dance.
- Princess Phoebe - Valentine and Sophie's youngest sister, appears in Angelina Ballerina Special Episode: Angelina's Princess Dance.
- Anya Mousezauski - A mouseling who comes to Chipping Cheddar as part of a migrant family from Dacovia working through the harvest season. She has ears of unalike color which the Pinkpaws twins make fun of. She befriends Angelia and later joins Miss Lilly's ballet class.
- Mrs. Pinkpaws is the mother of the twins Priscilla and Penelope and their baby brother. She appears in a couple of episodes. She has a Southern Aristocracy accent and wears a lot of jewelery.
- Ms. Chalk - A teacher in Angelina's class at school and can be both strict and fair to her pupils.
- Mrs. Thimble- The store owner.
Each episode typically contains a pair of independent stories followed by a brief live-action "Little Stars" segment featuring real ballet students illustrating a particular aspect of ballet performance.
Season 1: 2002[edit]
|Air Date
|"Angelina in the Wings / Arthur the Butterfly"
|May 4, 2002
Director of Madame Zizi's Ballet Mr. Popov is seeking a replacement Sunbeam dancer. Madame Zizi chooses Henry over Angelina who becomes an understudy. Angelina gets a place on stage when another replacement is required.Angelina finds and takes care of an injured butterfly she calls Arthur. Angelina keeps Arthur for too long, then Henry accidentally releases him. Angelina and Henry get trapped down a hole, but Arthur summons help for them.
|"The Gift / Treasure Tandems"
|May 11, 2002
On Christmas Eve and Angelina receives a gift from Miss Lilly. Angelina however is unhappy that the gift she made for Miss Lilly is inferior, but Miss Lilly is absolutely flattered by Angelina's gift.Angelina and Alice take part in a treasure hunt tandem race, avoiding the Pinkpaws twins' cheating attempts. As Angelina and Alice rescue the twins, Henry and William win the race.
|"Angelina at the Fair / The Ballet Tickets"
|May 18, 2002
Angelina reluctantly takes Henry to the fair with Alice and William. Poor Henry is forced to go on rides he does not like. When Angelina leaves him on his own, she loses him, but then finds him and makes up for her selfishness.Alice and Angelina miss their chance to get tickets to the ballet dance and their efforts to find a way all fail. But Angelina's father has a big surprise for the both of them.
|"Midnight Muddle / Miss Lilly is Leaving"
|May 25, 2002
After one of Sammy's pranks gets him in trouble after Angelina accidentally ruins Mrs. Hodgepodge's prize cabbage. Angelina ridden with guilt confesses and both Angelina and Sammy make it up to Mrs. Hodgepodge.Alice and Angelina hear rumors that Miss Lilly is leaving Mouseland to teach at another dance school. The mouselings try to ensure Miss Lilly stays, bearing gifts and dancing, but Miss Lilly tells them she's leaving only for the weekend.
|"Miss Lilly Comes to Dinner / The Lucky Penny"
|June 1, 2002
Miss Lilly is coming to dinner at Angelina's house and Angelina wants everything to be perfect to impress her. The dinner seems to end in a disaster, but Miss Lilly comforts Angelina.Angelina comes across a coin she thinks is a lucky penny, helping her regain confidence and neglect her dance practice. Then she loses the coin, but she harnesses enough self confidence to do the dance perfectly for her audition.
|"Angelina the Mouse Detective / Angelina and Grandma"
|June 8, 2002
Garden gnomes are being stolen in Mouseland. Inspired by Monty the Mouse Detective, Angelina becomes a detective. At first she finds nothing but discovers that Mrs. Hodgepodge is secretly mending the gnomes.Angelina's parents leaves her in the care of her grandparents. Unfortunately, Angelina tears Miss Lilly's old tutu and her grandma has no time to mend it. Angelina gets in trouble but the whole misunderstanding is cleared up.
|"Two Mice in a Boat / The Costume Ball"
|June 15, 2002
Angelina is taking part in a boat decorating contest, but has Sammy as her partner. Their idea for a Pirate-Princess galleon does not work, but at the parade they win the teamwork prize.Angelina is disappointed she cannot join in the adults' costume ball. Mrs. Hodgepodge is babysitting her and Alice. Alice and Angelina dress up as an adult to attend the costume ball, regretting it later.
|"The Legend of Big Paw / The Ballerina Rag Doll"
|June 22, 2002
On a camping trip, Angelina ventures with Henry into the dense forest, hoping to recover Grandpa's war medal. They become lost and see signs that look like the legendary Big Paw until they are met by Colonel Forthfoot.Angelina gives away her old rag doll Polka, but later she really wants Polka back. While teaching a preschool class how to dance, she realizes that the new owner Mary needs Polka more.
|"The Cheese Ball Cup Final / Angelina and Anya"
|June 29, 2002
William quits ballet lessons after being teased by Sammy and prepares for the Cheese Ball Cup Final. William is then forced to counter a tough team, but with a little ballet he wins the game and returns to ballet class.A new girl Anya is introduced and quickly befriends Angelina. However, Anya is ostracised by Sammy and the Pinkpaws twins for prejudicial reasons. Angelina clears Anya's name and helps her to fit in with the mouselings.
|"The Gymnastics Championship / Angelina's Baby Sister"
|July 6, 2002
Alice is selected for a Gymnastics Championship. Alice gets vertigo attacks and is up against Phunella, the twins cousin. Motivated by Olga Mousicovich, Alice plucks her courage and wins first prize.Angelina now has a baby sister named Polly. Unfortunately, Angelina's parents are too preoccupied to give Angelina attention and are pretty disorganized. Angelina then becomes frustrated and upset, but the whole family manage to sort out the problem.
|"Angelina's Surprise / The Rose Fairy Princess"
|July 13, 2002
Prickled by the attention the Pinkpaws are getting for their newborn brother, Angelina fibs she's going to have one too. She has great difficulty confessing but finally does when she thinks the Pinkpaws' party is all about her new sister.Miss Lilly chooses Angelina to be the Rose Fairy Princess, but Angelina is nervous about the flying stunt. Determined not to let Miss Lilly down, Angelina goes along with the stunt.
|"Alice's Present / No Match for Angelina"
|July 20, 2002
Alice gives Angelina a new gym bag, but when she mislays it, Alice thinks Angelina gave it away and doesn't appreciate her and the two friends fall out, until Henry finds the bag and Angelina and Alice make up.Angelina is a skilled hockey player, but girls aren't allowed in the team. Angelina joins the team as a boy named Andy. Despite her cover blown, Angelina still makes her winning shot for the team.
|"Angelina's Valentine / The Royal Banquet"
|July 27, 2002
Today is Valentine's Day. William is shy to give Angelina a Valentine, so Sammy tricks William just to get Angelina's yoyo. Angelina finds she's been duped and takes back the yoyo and sends William her own Valentine.Miss Lilly takes Angelina to dance for Queen Seraphina and Princess Valentine. Unfortunately they get stranded, but Doctor Tuttle rescues them in his balloon and they reach the palace ready for the grand banquet.
Season 2[edit]
|Air Date
|"The Proposal / William the Conjuror"
|May 10, 2003
Angelina thinks Miss Lilly is going to marry Mr. Operatski. While trying to stop the proposal, she nearly gets him drowned. Miss Lilly reveals that Angelina is the leading bridesmaid for Mr. Operatski's new dance.William is prompted by his father to star as a magician for a charity event. When he practices the disappearing trick on Angelina, he and Henry believe she's disappeared for real. Angelina shows up in time to begin her performance with William.
|"The Old Oak Tree / Lights, Camera, Action!"
|May 17, 2003
A big old oak tree has meant a lot to Angelina and her friends. When Priscilla breaks her arm from falling off the tree, Mrs. Pinkpaws insists the tree be removed. In response Angelina and her friends defend it. Then the tree suddenly collapses by itself.Angelina and her friends start up a movie based Thomasina Tuttle, using Doctor Tuttle's camera. Angelina becomes bossy, then falls down a hole. Her friends rescue her all the while filming, which wins them an award.
|"Ace Reporter / Heads and Tails"
|May 24, 2003
With no holiday available, Angelina works with her father at the press. She gets into the reporter business and after some effort picks up a scoop from the opera singer Maria Mozzarella.Preparations for Queen Seraphina's visit are made. Disaster comes when Louis and Maurice break the Queen's statue. Thinking Henry broke it, Alice and Angelina try to fix it. At the unveiling of the statue, Queen Seraphina is flattered.
|"Angelina and the Silver Locket / Mouse of the Year"
|May 31, 2003
Angelina has to bring Polly to Miss Lilly's dance party. Angelina takes her mother's silver locket without asking. She loses the necklace and fails to find it. She is on the verge of confessing, when she finds Polly had it all along.Angelina wants Miss Lilly to be dedicated as Mouse of the Year. Miss Lilly gets so preoccupied with preparations for the award, that her dance class is in disarray. Miss Lilly turns down the award for her class' sake.
|"Henry's Halloween / Anya's Visit"
|June 7, 2003
Henry spots what he thinks is the Chipping Cheddar Witch. Henry and William follow the witch, then Henry winds with a few mishaps scaring Angelina and Alice and they all realize the witch is Miss Lilly.Anya comes for a visit, staying in Angelina's house. Angelina becomes jealous of Anya as she is getting better attention. She then snaps at her and Anya splits from her. Eventually they make up and enjoy themselves.
|"Sammy's Club / The Anniversary"
|June 14, 2003
William wants to be part of Sammy's Club. He gains acceptance when Sammy is in need of a new trolley from Mr. Longtail. He ends up letting Angelina and Miss Lilly down, but he and Sammy's lot make up for it.Tomorrow is Angelina, Henry, and Polly's grandparents' 50th wedding anniversary. Grandma is unhappy her husband is going to forget this event. Angelina tries to sort it out, neglecting her dance practice. However Grandpa has a nice surprise for his wife.
|"Show and Tell"
|June 21, 2003
|Angelina brings Polly to school for her Show and Tell with Ms. Chalk. On her way into class, Angelina loses Polly and she begins to worry. Sammy manages to find Polly just in time.
|Air Date
|"The Show Must Go On / Christmas In Mouseland"
|November 30, 2002
The Cindermouse Ballet is going to show, directed by Ivor Operatski, a very strict musical director. Priscilla gets the main part but not Angelina because she cannot sing brilliantly. Distraught that her rival is Cinderella mouse while she is the Wicked Stepmouse, Angelina tries to prove to Mr. Operatski she can do it, but does it without success, so Angelina quits the show. Meanwhile Henry is unable to withstand Mr. Operatski's angered demands.A sledging accident results in Miss Lilly's ankle broken. Ashamed of her selfishness, Angelina helps get the show back on track, with Mr. Operatski having a change of heart. Angelina gives her best shot as the Wicked Stepmouse resulting in a spectacular performance.
|"Angelina's Princess Dance / Angelina And The Sleeping Beauties"
|September 6, 2005
Miss Lilly has an exciting opportunity to take Angelina and her class to the Queen Seraphina's Castle for a grand performance, with Angelina as the director and Sammy is invited to do the special effects. Queen Seraphina also wants Angelina to let her daughters Valentine and Sophie participate in the dance.Unfortunately, Valentine and Sophie are not talented dancers and quite demanding. Things go from bad to total worse when it becomes frustrating to keep up with the princesses' and Angelina's demands. However the sisters make it up to Angelina and all the dance class and the show commences wonderfully with a surprise appearance of Princess Phoebe.
|"Angelina Sets Sail / All Dancers on Deck"
|September 5, 2006
Miss Lilly has a wonderful surprise to take Angelina and her class to Dacovia for Mr. Operatski's performance. On the five-day journey by the Royal Stilton cruise liner, Angelina sympathises for Miss Lilly's nephew Yuri being pushed around by the captain and in is love with the captain's daughter. Angelina carries out a plan to resolve this, but only gets Yuri into trouble.When a storm comes, the captain gets the ship caught between icebergs. To make matters worse, the Pinkpaws have broken the radio. The dance performance takes place on the ship instead, but Angelina gets an idea that enables the ship to get back on course and gets Yuri a well-deserved appreciation from the captain. They arrive in time for Mr. Operatski's performance.
DVD releases[edit]
- Meet Angelina Ballerina (2002) (The Ballet Tickets, Two Mice in a Boat)
- Angelina Ballerina: The Gift (2002) (The Gift, Angelina in the Wings, Arthur the Butterfly, The Costume Ball, Miss Lilly is Leaving)
- Angelina Ballerina: Rose Fairy Princess (2002) (The Rose Fairy Princess, Two Mice in a Boat, The Ballet Tickets, Angelina at the Fair)
- Angelina Ballerina: Friends Forever (2002) (The Ballerina Rag Doll, Angelina's Surprise, Treasure Tandems, Alice's Present)
- Angelina Ballerina: The Lucky Penny (2002) (The Lucky Penny, The Legend of Big Paw, Angelina and Anya, The Gymnastics Championship)
- Angelina Ballerina: The Magic of Dance (William the Conjuror, Angelina and Grandma, Miss Lilly Comes to Dinner, Angelina's Valentine)
- Angelina Ballerina: The Dance of Friendship (2004) (Angelina and Anya, Alice's Present)
- Angelina Ballerina: The Show Must Go On / Angelina Ballerina: Christmas in Mouseland (2004)
- Angelina Ballerina: Lights! Camera! Action! (2004): (Lights! Camera! Action!, Anya's Visit, Henry's Halloween, Sammy's Club)
- Angelina Ballerina: All Dancers on Deck / Angelina Ballerina: Angelina Sets Sail (2005)
- Angelina Ballerina: Classic Collection (2005): (Angelina in the Wings, The Rose Fairy Princess, The Anniversary Party, The Ballerina Rag Doll, Treasure Tandems, The Lucky Penny, Angelina's Valentine, Two Mice in a Boat, The Cheeseball Cup Final, The Gift)
- Angelina Ballerina: Angelina And The Sleeping Beauties / Angelina Ballerina: Princess Dance (2005)
- Angelina Ballerina: The Big Performance (2005) (The Royal Banquet, Angelina the Mouse Detective, Angelina's Baby Sister, Midnight Muddle)
- Angelina Ballerina: The Silver Locket (2005) (Angelina and the Silver Locket, Show and Tell, The Proposal, Heads and Tails)
- Angelina Ballerina: Mouse of the Year (2006) (Mouse of the Year, No Match For Angelina, Angelina Ace Reporter, The Old Oak Tree)
- Angelina Ballerina: Angelina Follows Her Dreams (2007)
CGI series[edit]
In August 2009, WNET announced that they were working on a new CGI series called Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps. The series is about Angelina going to a performing arts school. The series debuted on 5 September 2009.
|Book title
|Year written
|Angelina Ballerina
|Angelina and the Princess
|Angelina at the Fair
|Angelina's Christmas
|Angelina on Stage
|Angelina and Alice
|Angelina's Birthday
|Angelina's Baby Sister
|Angelina's Ice Skates
|Angelina's Halloween
|Angelina and the Butterfly
|Angelina's Ballet Class
|Angelina and Henry
|Angelina Loves
|Angelina and the Rag Doll
|Angelina Ballerina's Invitation to the Ballet
|Angelina, Star of the Show
|Angelina's Silver Locket
|Angelina at the Palace
|Angelina at the Royal Wedding
- ^ Bloom, Julie (3 September 2009). "Ballet Masters Put a Mouse on Her Toes". The New York Times. p. C1. Retrieved 10 September 2009.
External links[edit]
- Official Katharine Holabird website
- Official Angelina Ballerina website
- Official Angelina Ballerina, The Musical website
- English National Ballet performs Angelina's Star Performance
- Angelina Ballerina, The Musical presented by Vital Theatre Company
- Angelina Ballerina at the Internet Movie Database
- Angelina Ballerina at the Big Cartoon Database
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- 2007 British television programme endings
- British animated television series
- Children's picture books
- English National Ballet
- English-language television programming
- Fictional ballet dancers
- Fictional mice and rats
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Having read about trying to drive a knife into an Australian Blue pumpkin and it requiring much swearing and stitches I had the presence of mind to ask the farmer how I might best cook these solid as a rock but very delicious vegetables. I'll tell you what she told me. Wash, throw on a baking sheet and bake at 350 until you can stick a knife the whole way through.
Then I let them cool. I learned that lesson with the caramel apples.
When cooled I sliced them in half, scooped out the seeds and pulled away the flesh from the skin. And then tasted them. Good stuff.
Ken and I both liked the Sibley best. I mashed up the Australian Blue and made Martha's pumpkin chocolate chip squares. With the Sibley- soup for dinner. Good, good soup.
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Nairobi — Regional capital investing group TransCentury Limited has pulled out of Tanzania's leading packaged tea manufacturer Chai Bora Limited.
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Why my first Sacramento Scottish Highlands Games and Festival won't be my last
By Jeremy Branham on May 08, 2011 with Comments 39
This weekend, Sacramento held it's annual Scottish Highlands Games and Festival. It's was the 135th Scottish Games and Festival in Sacramento but my first. I can't wait to go again.
Everywhere you look, Scottish culture was all around. Scottish kilts greeted me as I came in. The sounds of the bagpipes carried onto the streets before I even entered. Before the games and festival began, I felt like I was visiting Scotland.
Check out my photos from the 135th Sacramento Scottish Highlands Games and Festival as well as my series with Highlands Games professional athletes!
The first thing I did once I finally entered was look at kilts and watch the bagpipes play. I arrived a few minutes after the gates opened. The crowds weren't big (yet) but I already had two things on me that I didn't have when I left home – a smile and goosebumps.
The history of Scotland – in Sacramento
To my knowledge, I don't have an ounce of Scottish blood in me (from what I know, my family is English and Irish). However, that didn't matter today. I was proud to be among the Scottish clans and culture today. Yet, I was surprised to see how much of a presence the Scottish people have in Sacramento.
Upon arriving, I made arrangements to meet with the Chief of the Caledonian Club of Sacramento, Randy Russell. As soon as I walked into the gate, he was there to greet me with a kilt, a warm smile, and a handshake.
This year, Sacramento is celebrating the 135th Scottish Highlands Games & Festival – the third oldest in the entire country. I didn't know of anything that had been around in Sacramento that long, much less a Scottish club.
The Caledonian Club of Sacramento began 15 years after the Civil War started (1876) and has one of the longest running Scottish Highlands Games & Festivals in the country – as well as one of the largest. On Saturday alone, 13,000 – 18,000 people were expected to turn out. And the weather couldn't have been more perfect. The Scottish people in Sacramento have a rich history and are proud – 68 clans were participating this year and most of those withing a 100 mile radius.
Membership in the Caledonian Club doesn't cost much and you don't have to be Scottish to be a part of it. Currently, there are 250 members and membership costs as little as $50 for an entire family.
The goal of the Caledonian Club of Sacramento is to promote Scottish culture , traditions, and heritage as well as bring people of Scottish descent together and help out the local community. The big function of the club is the annual Highlands games and festival.
However, this non profit organization also takes part in Tartan Day on April 6 with a picnic, dancers, and bagpipers. Meetings are held once a month with tours, presentations on Scottish animals and weaponry, and other events as part of the fun.
The Caledonian Club isn't the only one that exists in the northern California area but it is the most inviting to those who aren't Scottish but appreciate the Scottish culture. One of the members of the board is actually Hispanic and he owns more kilts than anyone in the club.
Other clubs in the area include the St Andrews Club in Sacramento which is a men's only club. According to Randy, members of the board require so many generations of Scottish blood.
For women, the Daughters of Scotia give women with a love and history of Scottish history a chance to become involved. One of the biggest, and most exclusive Scottish clubs, is the Caledonian Club of San Francisco. Each year, they host one of the biggest Scottish Highlands Games in the country. To be on the board there? You have to be born in Scotland! I met a few of them today – they are indeed Scottish right down to their accents!
In the few minutes I spent talking to Randy, I realized this was a big deal in this area. And I felt so proud and honored to be a part of it.
Highlights of the 135th annual Sacramento Scottish Games Festival
After spending time with Randy, it was time for me to take it all in. My first stop was a look at the kilts, weaponry, and Scottish attire for the event. While I was tempted, I didn't buy a kilt. With my family line from England and given the history of conflict between England and Scotland, I didn't want to upset my English ancestors (OK, that's not true. I just didn't have the money to buy one).
After leaving the kilts and weapons behind, I stumbled upon a bagpipe competition. In talking to one of the volunteers, 16 contestants were entered in the competition and all had various stages they had to visit to get their assessment from all of the judges. Every one of them looked and sounded the part. There wasn't a better way to start a Scottish festival than with bagpipes blaring. Each competitor had 5 minutes in front of each judge before moving on to the next one. I'm not an expert but they all sounded good to me (check out my video from one of the bagpipe competitors!)
From there, I made my way through some of the vendor stalls to check out more kilts, information to research your Scottish ancestry and crest, and stalls with plenty of food, souvenirs, and jewelry. As I passed by all of the food vendors, I was pleased to see there was a lot of British food available. However, there wasn't much Scottish food available and definitely no haggis.
The Scottish Highlands Games – and professional athletes
As I made my way towards the fairgrounds, I realized the Scottish Highlands games had already started. So I made my way over to the field to watch the many events trying to make sense of the rules and how each event was won. Guys were spread out in groups all over the field competing in various events like the hammer throw, light stone, caber toss, and heavy stone.
There were 5 classes of athletes overall – Class A, B, C, Professional, and women. While it was entertaining to watch each of the groups take part, clearly the class of the competition was the Professional group. I was a little photo happy at the games at first but then I really focused on the big boys – and yes, they were the big boys.
I watched with fascination as the professionals tossed the heavy stone. They were big, strong, and looked like they knew what they were doing. And by far, they were throwing it much further than all the other classes. I saw one man talking to one of the professional athletes and asked him if he knew these guys. This man named Russell had been talking to his son, Rusty – one of the professionals in the Scotland Highlands games.
I spent the next few minutes talking to Russell about the lives of these guys and how they traveled around the country and the world competing in these Highland games.
Most of them worked real jobs during the week and had wives and families. The guys that were there today were school teachers, football coaches, an ER doctor, and salesmen. They hailed from Colorado, Washington, Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, and California. All of them had traveled here just for these games.
And while you've never heard of these guys (and neither had I), they weren't nobodies. The reigning world champ of the Scottish Highlands games was competing today as well as another former world champion. Also on hand was the current #1 ranked Scottish Highlangs Games professional in North America.
After talking with Russell, he encouraged me to walk over and talk to these guys. For the next 4 hours, these Scottish games professional athletes were my friends.
Honestly, it was one of the best travel experiences I have had in years. These guys were amazing to hang out with, were very friendly, and loose with me and each other. They welcomed a scrawny (comparatively speaking) travel blogger with a notebook and camera who wasn't even wearing a kilt into their circle and made me feel like one of the guys.
My experience was so intriguing and interesting that I've written about the lives of Scottish Highlands Games professional athletes. Not only were the conversations and camaraderie a lot of fun, I promise it will be one of the most fascinating insights into the lives of professional athletes that will you ever encounter with a sport you know nothing about.
However, here's a sneak peak at one of the events at the Highlands games:
Scottish clans, dancing, drum majors, and more
While the games were going on, thousands of people were enjoying the festival now. The stands were lined with people watching the games while many others enjoyed various competitions – bands, bagpipes, drum lines, drum majors, and clans.
Around noon, everyone took a break as the opening ceremonies and parade took place. Various groups opened with bagpipes as each clan marched onto the field dressed in their family colors, crests, flags, and banners.
While many enjoyed the parade, others lined up to grab some English, Scottish, and American food.
Throughout the day, there was plenty to keep people entertained. A number of bands played fun and live Scottish folk tunes and songs while many people wandered throughout the various exhibits.
For those interested in history, learn more about Scottish clans history as I learn about the personal stories of clans and culture. For the kids, there were fun activities to entertain them as well as Shetland cattle and ponies, Clydesdales, and various breeds of Scottish dogs. The day ended with a drum major competition and closing ceremonies.
Today was a day I could feel the pride of the Scottish culture and heritage. I've never seen so many kilts or heard so many bagpipes in my life. I was thankful for people like Randy Russell, the Caledonian Club of Sacramento, and the rich history of the Scottish people in Sacramento.
The 135th annual Scottish Games and Festival in Sacramento was my first but it won't be my last. Next year I may even enter the Scottish Highlands games after my experience today and thanks to the camaraderie and encouragement of my new friends.
I've been to many places in the world but I've never been to Scotland – but I felt like I had today. And without a doubt, one day I will visit Scotland.
Today, I got a taste of Scotland and the rich Scottish culture and heritage. I didn't take home many souvenirs – except for that smile and the goosebumps I received when I first arrived this morning.
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Fabuloos Jeremy. Now you must go and see the 'real thing' in Scotland which I have been planning to do for a long time.
That really does sound like a fun day out.
I love Scotland (and not just because there's some funny Scottish accents in the family tree).
Thx for sharing – def looks like a fun day out. We too have yet to set foot in Scotland but is on our list! I think they have the same Scottish day here in Seattle. Now we just have to find some Scottish friends so we're not totally clueless when we check out Scottish day in Seattle!
awesome jeremy! maybe it's the macmillan in me, but i love the sound of bagpipes! and gotta love a man in a skirt 😉 yes- really! sounds fun.
Interesting – I wouldn't have thought that highland games would be such a big draw in the states.
Thank you for coming out and letting us share our culture with you. We ended up with a great turn out on Saturday and a good turn out on Mother's Day. This was not our usual date for our event. We are normally the last full weekend in April. However, due to Easter falling on that weekend we had to move our date. One thing I hope you walked away with is a since of family. We welcome all. We are one big family.
Randy Russell
Caledonian Club of Sacramento
I love the Highland Games as well, but haven't been to the ones in Sacramento. I love all the sports I had never seen before and Scotland itself is amazing. I agree with you, I'd go back in a heartbeat as well.
This was very interesting. The Scottish Games are held every year here in Pleasanton too but I have never made it! After reading about your experience, I think I will have to go this year. I had no idea the Scottish Games have been held in Sac for 135 years. Thats amazing!
I had no idea that Scottish Highland Games were held in various locations in the US! I went to uni in Stirling, Scotland and love all things Scottish, but unfortunately never made it to the Highland Games. A very interesting read!
My question: are you wearing a kilt next time? If so, photos please.
I am always amazed at how different cultures find themselves on the other side of the planet. How is it that Scotland made it's way to California? Or China to Africa! What a small world.
I think men in skirts are sexy! =) But like Ben amazed to find Scots thriving in Sacramento.
I've always been interested in seeing these games. They used to have them in Santa Rosa, too (maybe still do). I agree with Grace — kilts can be a pretty sexy look!
My parents go to the Scottish Highland Games every year in NC. It's become a tradition for them and although they don't participate in the athletic competitions they love to watch and my dad is dying to buy a kilt! Glad you had a good time!
How fun! I was in Scotland for a few days several years ago. I would love to go back, but this sounds like a great way to bring a taste of Scotland to you.
To me it looks like it is worth it just for the 1 minute of bagpipes. Beautiful video and beautiful instrument.
Its really interesting! I am going to Scotland in 2 weeks on an camping/travel/discover trip and we plan on going to the Clieff Highland games! This makes me excited!
Jeremy, still waiting for a photo of you in a kilt! Why are you teasing your faithful readers?


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