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Elgin Community College Arts Center, Blizzard Theatre
1700 Spartan Drive
Elgin, IL
Children's Theatre of Elgin and Fox Valley Theatre Company proudly present iSing: Songs of a New Generation
June 21-23
June 28-30
More than 125 students will sing and dance in the musical variety show featuring dozens of current pop songs.
CTE/FVTC's annual combined summer show gets an update this year as children of some of the original board of directors step into directing roles themselves.
Allison Cherry, a 28-year-old teacher at Prairie View Grade School in Burlington who began performing with CTE as a second grader in 1992, directs the show, while her brother Christopher Cherry, a 31-year-old teacher at Hampshire High School is music director.
Their father Greg Cherry, who has been a CTE/FVTC board member for 23 years, is producing the show.
Last summer, CTE/FVTC celebrated its silver anniversary with a showcase called Simply the Best, which featured favorite songs of the group's founders and audiences from the past 25 years. This year all of the songs were written after 2000, and the title iSing is a play on Apple's iPod to represent a new generation of music.
"We're entering a new era of directors, choreographers, vocal coaches and cast members,� Ms. Cherry said. "What better way to kick off a new beginning than with a show of current hits?"
iSing performances will be at 7:30 p.m. on June 21, 22, 28 and 29 and at 3 p.m. on June 23 and 30.
Tickets are available at the ECC box office, 1700 Spartan Drive Building H, Room H143, Elgin, IL,
~ by calling (847) 622-0300 or online at http://elgin.edu/community.aspx?id=18079&__taxonomyid=1374.
For more information please visit CTE/FVTC's website
iSing is supported by a grant from the Elgin Cultural Arts Commission and the City of Elgin. Children's Theatre of Elgin is partially funded by the Grand Victoria Foundation and Illinois Arts Council.


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DETROIT (AP) -- Michigan State Police say 10 teenage girls forced into prostitution have been rescued as part of a national crackdown.
Det. Sgt. Ed Price says the girls were removed from motels and other locations last week in Wayne, Genesee, Oakland and Macomb counties. Eighteen suspected pimps were arrested, although only one in Flint has been charged so far. The investigation is ongoing.
Price says the girls were 16 or 17 years old and were listed as missing or runaways in Michigan. The FBI says 105 kids were rescued across the country.
Price says the girls are being helped by the state Department of Human Services. Some can't return home because of strife in their family.


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Northern Ireland out to make their mark at Euros
Manager Michael O'Neill has backed Northern Ireland to get past the group stage at next month's European Championship.
Manager Michael O'Neill has backed Northern Ireland to get past the group stage at next month's European Championship.
Eddie Jones talks to RTÉ Sport before the clash of England and Ireland in Twickeham, plus our panel of Eddie O'Sullivan, Brent Pope and Conor O'Shea preview the game.
Conor McGregor fans have arrived in Las Vegas and watched the star go through a final public workout prior to the fight. Watch our preview.
Head coach Nigel Carolan has made a number of changes to the Ireland U20 side that lost to England in their last outing for the RBS 6 Nations clash with Wales on Friday.
There was mixed fortune for the Mick Halford and Shane Foley team at Dundalk when Camakasi got off the mark at the 11th attempt to make up for the defeat of hotpot Dalewari in an earlier contest.
Tom, George, Brent and Conor look back at another famous Irish win at Twickenham and answer questions from viewers in our web-only special.
UCC Demons edged past Ulster Elks, Killester coasted past Belfast Star, UL Eagles defeated UCD Marian and Neptune beat DCU Saints.
Watch our exclusive web-only post match analysis with Tom, George, Brent and Conor.
John Joe Joyce is keeping his fingers crossed that it will be high five time for the St Michael's Athy club at the Elite National Senior Championships at the National Stadium this weekend.
Conor Ahern has replaced 2008 National senior flyweight champion Shane Cox on the Ireland team for the second last Olympic qualifier for European boxers in Pescara, Italy later this month.
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It was a homecoming for ten members of the 186th Security Forces Group that has returned from Kyrgyzstan. Their welcome is proof of how special a hug can be.
"Do I get a hug?" shouted family of the returning guardsmen.
It's even more special for these guardsmen who haven't seen their families in seven months. Pam Whaley's son, Pat, is one of the ten members of the 186th Security Forces who returned from overseas. She says watching her son leave for war is one of the hardest things she's had to do.
"It was hard, but I knew that this is something that he was something that he wanted to do and he chose to do. I knew that God was with him. I knew he was in God's hands, so that's how I am able to let him go and able endure it," says Whaley.
Whaley has seen her son deployed four times now. Although she says it doesn't get any easier, she is learning to deal with it.
"It does in a way you know. When you know that he's doing what he's been called to do and what his passion is. You just kind of trust in it," explains Whaley.
And trust is what so many of the air men come home to when they finally get to see their families. For Staff Sergeant Brent Thompson that's exactly who he wants to see, his family.
"It feels great. It's good to see the family and it feels really good," expresses Staff Sergeant Thompson.
Like Thompson's family, Whaley is grateful for the work of each soldier.
"We're just proud of each one of them and so glad that they choose to do this."
But there is one soldier Whaley is even more excited to see.
"I'm just glad my baby boy is home," exclaims Whaley.
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Represent.Us Campaign Launched To Promote Anti-Corruption Act
Brendan DeMelle | November 13, 2012
By Brendan DeMelle • Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - 11:36
The time has come.
Today marks the launch of an interesting new bi-partisan campaign to get corporate money out of U.S. politics. Two new sites - Represent.Us and AntiCorruptionAct.org - contain lots of information about the effort, so I'll only scratch the surface in boiling down the elements of the American Anti-Corruption Act:
1) Stop the Bribery - ban lobbyists from donating to politicians or otherwise lavishing them with 'freebies' to influence decision-making.
2) End Secret Money - require full transparency and disclosure of donors who contribute to politicians via bundlers.
3) People Over PACs - impose strict limits on PACs, and give voters an annual $100 tax rebate to spend supporting the candidate or party of their choice.
Why? Well, here's a short video explaining why you should care about this and why you should tell everyone you know to support it as well.
If you're interested in getting involved, become a citizen co-sponsor of the Anti-Corruption Act now, and spread the word far and wide.


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The surgery at a Brisbane clinic went well, but Genia's expected recovery time remained a minimum six months.
The Papua New Guinean-born 24-year-old, rated one of the finest scrum halves in the world, has been replaced by Nick Phipps for the Wallabies' match against Argentina in the Gold Coast on Saturday.
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Wrestling with God and Jewish Tradition
The biblical figure of Jacob is also called Israel, the one who wrestled with God (Genesis 35:10). As the "Children of Israel," the Jewish community has carried on this legacy of wrestling with God and tradition in our attempts to create meaning in our lives. This Go & Learn guide uses the artwork of the Jewish feminist artist Helène Aylon to explore how we—as individuals and as a community—grapple with ideas about God and Jewish tradition.
Featured Documents:
- Helène Aylon's "Self-Portrait" from "The Digital Liberation of G-d."
- Helène Aylon's Artist's Statement
- Helène Aylon's Biography
Lesson Plans:
- For high school:
Challenging God from Inside the Tradition
- For family/congregational education:
Exploring Our Connections to Jewish Life
- For adults:
Being an Insider/Outsider to Judaism
Introduction: Tradition, Change, and American Jewish Feminism
One of Judaism's great strengths is that it has maintained its roots in sacred texts and traditions over thousands of years, while also constantly changing and adapting to new conditions and communal needs. The last three hundred years have witnessed tremendous changes in Jewish life and practice, as Jews around the world have responded to the challenges and opportunities of the modern world, creating new movements (Reform, Conservative, Modern Orthodox, Reconstructionist, Renewal, and Hasidic), new liturgy, and new scholarship.
In the twentieth century, many of the creative developments in Jewish ritual, prayer, and scholarship have been led by Jewish women, searching for ways to engage fully with and to reshape the tradition. In the early 1900s, some bold women fought for equal representation in and access to Jewish life, insisting, for example, on saying Kaddish for a parent or studying at the rabbinic seminaries of the Reform and Conservative movements. In the 1970s, women who had been active in the American feminist movement, which was experiencing a revival at that time, began to apply their new feminist insights to their experiences in the Jewish community. Realizing that they often felt excluded from full participation in Jewish life, they created a Jewish feminist movement to help make Judaism and the Jewish community more inclusive.
Excerpt from Helène Aylon's statement on her artwork.
For this self-portrait, I stood in front of "The Digital Liberation of G-d," a version of "The Liberation of G-d" using computer shading instead of a pink marker. I allowed the projected texts to cascade over my face — the same texts projected onto me in my Orthodox upbringing in Borough Park, in my schooling at the Shulamith School for Girls, in marriage to an Orthodox rabbi at age 18, in widowhood on my 30th birthday.
But the pull of nostalgia could not move my feminist stance.
Jewish feminism's wrestling with God and Jewish tradition has taken many forms. Some women, like the group Ezrat Nashim (the name for the women's section of a synagogue, which can also be translated as "help of women&rdquo), focused on women's access to public ritual roles, such as inclusion in a minyan (prayer/ritual quorum) and acceptance to rabbinical school (rights they won in the Conservative movement in 1973 and 1983 respectively). Orthodox feminists developed other innovative ways for women to participate in Jewish practice, such as the creation of women's tefilah (prayer) groups in which women lead prayers and read from the Torah but omit prayers that require the presence of a minyan (traditionally, ten men). Recently, Orthodox women looking for opportunities to become spiritual and religious leaders helped to found Yeshivat Maharat, an institution which ordains Orthodox women as Jewish clergy. Women's tefilah groups and institutions like Yeshivat Maharat have become increasingly widespread, offering Orthodox women the opportunity to develop new prayer skills and to participate more fully in the ritual life of their community.
Jewish feminists have also struggled to make sure that Judaism includes their voices, questions, and perspectives. In the 1970s, women began to address publicly the fact that many traditional Jewish texts—the legal writings of the rabbis and Jewish prayerbooks—were all written by men. They pointed out that the experiences of half of the Jewish population were absent from the official record of Judaism. To address this imbalance, feminists began to create their own midrashim—creative interpretations of traditional texts. Some of these midrashim took the form of traditional commentaries, while others are conveyed through the use of different forms of media, such as poetry, fiction, or visual art—like Helène Aylon's "Self Portrait" pictured above. (View the Go & Learn guide on creating midrash.)
Women have also developed new rituals to expand Jewish tradition and provide women and girls with opportunities for meaningful Jewish experiences. The most obvious example of such innovations is the bat mitzvah, first held in 1922 and a widespread practice since the 1970s. Feminists have also developed ceremonies to mark experiences specific to women, such as childbirth and menstruation. In addition to creating new rituals, some Jewish women have re-embraced rituals and holidays traditionally considered part of women's religious practice, such as the mikvah (ritual bath) and Rosh Hodesh (new moon/new month) celebrations, finding in them rich opportunities for female spiritual expression. (View the Go & Learn guide on the evolving tradition of bat mitzvah.)
Like the biblical Jacob, Jewish feminists have wrestled with God—specifically, with traditional depictions of God as a man. Since the Torah states that men and women are created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27), this male depiction of the Divine seems too narrow. In the 1970s and 80s, some women began to experiment with changing the language of prayer so that it would reflect more inclusive, and in some cases, more feminine, images. This creative approach to God-language and prayer has had a strong influence even on mainstream American siddurim (prayer books).
Jewish feminism, now more mainstream than it was thirty years ago, continues to uphold the delicate balance between tradition and innovation and to make important contributions to the shape of American Judaism. It provides a modern framework in which to continue the age-old Jewish practice of wrestling with God and Jewish tradition.
For more information on Jewish feminism, please visit our online exhibit "Jewish Women and the Feminist Revolution."
How to cite this page
Jewish Women's Archive. "Wrestling with God and Jewish Tradition." (Viewed on August 23, 2016) <http://jwa.org/teach/golearn/jan06>.


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International Students
International High School Admissions
Sacramento Waldorf School has gained a worldwide reputation for excellence in Waldorf Education, an international system with over 1,000 schools. International students appreciate the intimate size of our high school, the inclusive culture, and excellent teachers and curriculum. The International Program is for High School Students from outside the United States interested in a multi-year program. We welcome applications from international students and value the cultural diversity and individual gifts our current international students bring to the student body. International students have attended SWS from one to four years. Several have chosen to stay and graduate, later matriculating to institutions of higher learning in California or elsewhere in the United States.
We encourage students who are bright, inquisitive, imaginative, and compassionate to apply. We currently have students attending from China, S. Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia and Taiwan. We especially encourage students to apply from our sister Waldorf schools worldwide.
- Improve English language fluency
- Prepare for US universities
- Challenge yourself
- Lifelong friends with native English speakers and students from all over the world
- Participation in clubs and sports
- Cultural immersion
Program Details
- We help students contact a local host family
- Full immersion: International Students attend classes alongside all the other students
- We provide the I-20 visa
- Tuition for 2015-2016 is approximately $20,000, not including home-stay fees
- Required home-stay fees are usually around $1,500 per month for Room and Board
- Success in our curriculum is largely dependent on the student's ability to respond to course material in writing. While we provide some on-sight tutoring, we do expect international students to be proficient in English speaking, reading, and writing. All first year international students are required to take tutoring in English outside of school.
- International Students are required to have Medical and Dental Insurance and to receive all US required immunization shots. Insurance may be purchased through TaiAn Insurance through the websites listed below. These pages also detail the required level of insurance students must have. Proof of Insurance is a requirement for students to attend the school.
Click here to see SWS required Medical Insurance page in Chinese:
TaiAn Insurance page in Chinese
Click here to see SWS required Medical Insurance page in English:
TaiAn Insurance page in English
Applying for Admission
International high school students applying for admission complete the International Student application form. We prefer students to apply for admission into Grades Nine or Ten. Students who are applying to grades 10, 11, or 12 are required to provide a translated copy of academic records for high school equivalent education in a foreign country. Instructions for having your academic records translated are here.
(We do not accept international applications from students below grade nine unless the applying student will live with their parents full-time in the local community of Fair Oaks. For further information about Lower School admissions please conduct our Admissions Office at firstname.lastname@example.com and find applications here.)
English Proficiency - Confidence in Speaking, Reading and Writing
All candidates must demonstrate proficiency in oral and written English as we do not provide ESL support. We require non-native English speakers to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or other equivalent tests; below are the following scores that are guidelines for the minimum English proficiency to enable you to thrive at our school. We conduct a comprehensive interview via Skype with each applicant. During the admissions process and new student orientation, we will meet with each student to determine the amount of additional tutoring that a student will require in order to be able to pass our courses and to thrive in our school. This tutoring will be beyond the limited tutoring that we provide. This additional tutoring will be an extra charge. Parents must be prepared to support this tutoring until the school determines that the student no longer requires additional help. This additional tutoring costs approximately $4,000 or more per school year and will continue at the discretion of the school.
TOEFL Junior
Campus Visit & Interview
All international students are welcome to schedule a campus visit and interview when school is in session. If you cannot visit in person, a Skype or telephone interview can be arranged after our admissions office receives your application.
I-20 Visa
We will issue an I-20 visa to a student after the student has been accepted by Sacramento Waldorf School and the parents have accepted and returned the signed enrollment contract and paid the $3,000 enrollment fee. Parents will need to provide evidence of financial support in the amount of $39,000 for the first year of study. All Fees and Tuition for International Students are non-refundable.
A local host address needs to be provided before an I-20 may be issued.
If you have any questions, please call 916-860-2518 and ask to speak with one of our admissions staff. You can also email any questions to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Living Arrangements
The Sacramento Waldorf School has no boarding facilities, so International Students must make independent arrangements for staying with a local host family while attending. Students who need help in locating an appropriate host family must make this clear at the time of application to the High School. Efforts will be made to assist applicants in finding a host family, however placement through the School cannot be guaranteed.
The first day of the 2016-17 School Year will be Tuesday, September 6, 2016. International Students must be here one week earlier for student orientation. See our current year's School Calendar here.
International Student High School Calendar & Key Dates 2016-2017
International Student Orientation: Monday - Wednesday, August 29-31, 2016
Opening Day of 2016-17 School Year: Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Thanksgiving Week Break: Monday - Friday, November 21 - 25, 2016
Winter Break: Thursday, December 22 (Half Day) - January 9, 2017
Teachers' Conference Week (No School): February 20 - 24, 2017
Spring Break: April 10 - 21, 2017
Last day of High School: Friday, June 16, 2017
High School Graduation Ceremony: Saturday, June 17, 2017
La escuela de Sacramento Waldorf en Fair Oaks (la escuela preescolar hasta el doceavo grado) ha estado preparando la juventud con éxito para vivir vidas satisfactorias y gratificantes por más de cincuenta años. Nuestro campus bello de 22 acres incluye laboratorios de ciencia de lo más moderno, tres salas de representación, un gimnasio, campos atléticos, y una granja activa de 5 acres. La escuela de Sacramento Waldorf facilita un programa de estudios comprensivo, inclusivo e interdisciplinario que está impregnado con arte, música, ciencias e idiomas mundiales. Los estudiantes de la escuela de Sacramento Waldorf desarrollan un tipo de pensamiento creativo, flexible e independiente, así preparándoles para la universidad, los estudios de posgrado, y carreras exitosas. La escuela de Sacramento Waldorf está reconocida por WASC y AWSNA.
Die Sacramento Waldorfschule in Fair Oaks, Kalifornien (Kindergarten bis zur 12. Klasse) hat seit ueber 50 Jahren junge Leute erfolgreich auf ein erfuellendes und bedeutungsvolles Leben vorbereitet. Unsere wunderschoene grosse Schule hat ein modernes Wissenschaftslabor, drei Konzerthallen, eine Sporthalle, mehrere Sportfelder und einen landwirtschaftlichen Bauernhof. Die Sacramento Waldorfschule bietet einen unfassenden Lehrplan inklusive Kunst, Musik, Naturwissenschaften und zwei Fremdsprachen (Deutsch und Spanisch). Die Sacramento Waldorfschule foerdert kreatives, flexibles und unabhaengiges Denken und bereitet die Schueler damit auf die Universitaet und erfolgreiche Karrieren vor.
Student Exchange Program (3-months)
Foreign students from Germany or a Spanish speaking country who are interested in establishing a three month exchange with one of our current students should apply as an Exchange Student (See High School/Student Exchange). Please note students who wish to attend Sacramento Waldorf School on a basis other than a three-month exchange are considered international students.
For more information about our Student Exchange Program, please visit this Page.
Sacramento Waldorf School 3750 Bannister Road, Fair Oaks, California 95628 (916) 961-3900


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CBOE Reports Technology Hiccups
CBOE Holdings, operator of the largest U.S. options exchange by trading volume, alerted traders to problems with some market-data services early Tuesday, according to notices on the exchange operator's website.
The Chicago Board Options Exchange parent also warned that its futures platform had problems with a "limited number" of canceled trades on its futures platform being executed early Tuesday, according to a separate notice sent to traders. Later in the morning, CBOE also said some orders from Monday are still appearing as "active" in the futures exchange's order book.
Issues earlier at CBOE Futures Exchange's market-data system, the CBOE Streaming Market, led to delayed quotes, or the absence of quotes for some users from 8 a.m. EDT to 8:13 a.m. EDT, but the system is now operating normally, according to the notice.
Shortly after trading began Tuesday morning, CBOE told customers that a market-data tool that lets traders review quotes and orders in the market wouldn't be able to access data from Monday's trading session, according to a separate notice sent by CBOE.
A spokeswoman for the exchange operator said CBOE is investigating the cause of the earlier data-feed issues. She wasn't immediately prepared to comment on the more recent problems.
The latest data glitch comes a week after an errant software program at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) sent waves of erroneous orders into the stock-options market. That problem led thousands of trades to be canceled or adjusted last week and could cost Goldman tens of millions of dollars in losses.
On Thursday, a connection problem between Nasdaq OMX Group Inc.'s stock exchange and rival electronic market NYSE Euronext's Arca trading platform led to a three-hour outage at the Nasdaq exchange that halted trading in thousands of securities listed there.
The data issue at CBOE Tuesday also came as the exchange operator prepares to extend trading hours in its popular proprietary Volatility Index. In September, the exchange will introduce an extra 45-minute session to trade VIX futures following daily contract settlement. That session will begin 15 minutes following settlement, and run from 4:30 p.m. EDT to 5:15 p.m. EDT.
CBOE first announced plans to extend VIX futures trading hours last September, and began with the launch of a new London "hub" in February. The hub, based outside the European financial capital, promises to give European firms a better way to send and receive exchange data and execute trades on the CBOE Futures Exchange.
The plan drew additional attention in April, when CBOE executives attributed a three-hour outage at the exchange to "staging work" ahead of its effort to extend trading hours for its futures and options markets.


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King George IV
Born in 1762, George IV was the eldest son of King George III and Queen Charlotte. He is remembered today for his artistic tastes and dissolute lifestyle. In 1785 he secretly married a Catholic widow, Mrs Fitzherbert, but their marriage was invalid under British law and he was eventually persuaded to take an official wife, his cousin Caroline of Brunswick. The marriage was a disaster from the very start, but it did produce one daughter, Princess Charlotte.
In 1811 Prince George became regent for his mentally ill father. The Regency lasted until his father's death in 1820, when the erstwhile Prince Regent became King George IV. His only legitimate child, Princess Charlotte, had died in 1817 (while giving birth to her first child, who also died), so George IV had no heirs. Upon his death in 1830, the throne passed to one of his younger brothers, William IV.
King William IV also had no legitimate children; he died in 1837 and was succeeded by his brother Edward's daughter Victoria.
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George IV (the Prince Regent)
George IV: The Rebel Who Would Be King by Christopher Hibbert. A detailed picture of the king's life, including his exorbitant spending on homes, clothes, and women; his patronage of the arts; his illegal first marriage; and his witty one-liners.
Prince of Pleasure: The Prince of Wales and the Making of the Regency by Saul David. Points out that despite the ridicule he endured over his scandalous private life, George IV was a man of intelligence and influence.
Prinny and His Pals: George IV and the Remarkable Gift of Royal Friendship by Tom Ambrose. For all his faults, George IV may have been the most humane and amusing British monarch, delighting the finest minds of his generation and easily winning over his subjects and family.
George IV: Inspiration of the Regency by Stephen Parissien. Biography that presents George IV as a father of modern celebrity. He is set against the cultural backdrop of his age, the Regency, showing how his legacy still affects our view of the British monarchy.
George IV: The Rebel Who Would Be King by Christopher Hibbert. Comprehensive biography of this sophisticated but unpopular prince.
George IV by E. A. Smith. Although the king has been portrayed as incompetent, this biography says that was not the case.
George IV by Michael De-La-Noy. A biography.
The Letters of King George IV, 1812-1830 by George IV. A selection from letters and documents preserved at Windsor.
For the King's Pleasure by Hugh Roberts is about the furnishing and decoration of George IV's apartments at Windsor Castle. Includes 486 color illustrations.
Mistresses of the Prince Regent
The Mistresses of King George IV by M. J. Levy relates the history of George's many scandalous affairs.
My Lady Scandalous: The Amazing Life and Outrageous Times of Grace Dalrymple Elliott, Royal Courtesan by Jo Manning. Biography. Grace Elliott was a mistress of the future King George IV. She was also mistress of a member of the French royal family, and she narrowly escaped death via guillotine during the French Revolution. It was rumored that Napoleon wanted to marry her.
Perdita: The Literary, Theatrical, Scandalous Life of Mary Robinson by Paula Byrne. Biography of an actress who became the mistress of the Prince of Wales (later King George IV).
Perdita: Royal Mistress, Writer, Romantic by Sarah Gristwood. A history of Georgian England through the prism of the rags-to-riches story of Mary Robinson, who rose to become mistress of the future King George IV.
The Courtesan's Revenge: Harriette Wilson, the Woman Who Blackmailed the King by Frances Wilson. Biography of Harriette Wilson, a courtesan in Regency England whose conquests included the future King George IV.
The Prince's Mistress: A Life of Mary Robinson by Hester Davenport. Mary Robinson, nicknamed Perdita, was an actress who lived during the reign of George III. She was hotly pursued by the 17-year-old Prince Regent and became his first mistress.
Maria Fitzherbert
The King's Wife: George IV and Mrs Fitzherbert by Valerie Irvine. Account of the future King George IV's secret and illegal marriage to a Roman Catholic, Maria Fitzherbert.
Maria Fitzherbert: The Secret Wife of George IV by James Munson. England's King George IV was secretly married to a Catholic woman, a fact which could have cost him the throne. This biography portrays Mrs. Fitzherbert as a strong, down-to-earth woman.
Memoirs of Mrs Fitzherbert: With an Account of Her Marriage With H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Afterwards King George IV by Charles Langdale. Maria Fitzherbert (1756-1837) secretly married the young Prince of Wales in 1785, but the union was legally invalid. These memoirs are based on her own recollections, recounted to the author's brother. (New paperback edition.)
Princess Charlotte of Wales
Charlotte & Leopold: The True Story of The Original People's Princess by James Chambers. Biography of the Prince Regent's daughter Charlotte, who was heir to the British throne in the early 19th century. She married the future Belgian king Leopold I, but their love story was ended by Charlotte's tragic early death, which caused a great public outpouring of grief.
Caroline & Charlotte: The Regent's Wife and Daughter, 1795-1821 by Alison Plowden. According to the author, Caroline and Charlotte lived their lives surrounded by characters who might have been lifted from a Gothic novel.
Daughter of England by Dorothy Margaret Stuart. A study of Princess Charlotte of Wales and her family. This book is out of print and difficult to obtain, but sometimes available on Amazon.com.
Prinny's Daughter: A Life of Princess Charlotte of Wales by Thea Holme.
Autobiography of Miss Cornelia Knight: Volume 1 by Ellis Cornelia Knight, edited by John Kaye. Appointed in 1813 to the household of Princess Charlotte of Wales, daughter of the Prince Regent, Cornelia Knight was dismissed with the princess's other attendants in 1814. Volume 2 is also available.
In Royal Fashion by Kay Staniland. The clothes of Princess Charlotte and Queen Victoria, 1796-1901.
Memoirs of Her Late Royal Highness Charlotte Augusta by Robert Huish. Published in 1818, the year after Charlotte's death.
Royal Mourning and Regency Culture: Elegies and Memorials of Princess Charlotte by Stephen C. Behrendt. About the death and burial of the Prince Regent's daughter, Charlotte Augusta, who died in childbirth.
Books About Queen Caroline
Historical Fiction
Lady of Passion by Freda Lightfoot. Beautiful and talented actress, poet and fashion icon, Mary Robinson was destined always to be betrayed by the men she loved -- her father, her husband and the Prince of Wales, later George IV, for whom Mary gave up her husband and career, only to be cruelly abandoned.
Perdita's Prince by Jean Plaidy. This novel from the "Georgian Saga" series focuses on the love affairs of the future George IV.
The Regent's Daughter by Jean Plaidy. Novel about Princess Charlotte of Wales from the Georgian Saga.
The Secret Wife of King George IV by Diane Haeger. A novel about George's secret marriage to Maria Fitzherbert.
The Regency Era
Books About the Regency
More Book Topics
British Kings and Queens
Dramas & Documentaries
These DVDs are formatted for North American audiences.
DVDs about George IV and Queen Caroline
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Bad Queen Caroline
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have you got a REVERSE picture of the fascia so i can see where the pressure points are.. as i dont want to snap mine.. its the alu brushed type... Thanks
yes i have taken off 2 screws at the side of the ashtray then i've popped off the 2 blanking plates either side of my sat nav and taken out 2 screws on either side.. so thats 6 screws in total... the plate seems very tight... so i thought the sat nav may need removing as the holes are visable at the top for audio removal keys but not tried as of yet.... at the bottom near the ashtray it feels the tightest what am i doing wrong here... 57 Plate Mondeo
ukheman posted a topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubHi, i have followed the instructions in the following link http://www.jamessimpson.co.uk/ford-mondeo-mk4-2007-stereo-removal and removed all 6 screws but my fascia panel doesn't come off ?? my car has sat nav.. What am i doing wrong... Thanks
ukheman replied to ukheman's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale Clubthanks lads should had read the forum first... seen the answer from another thread.. have to remove the blanking plates on the side of the stereo.. what a bummer as i know ill scratch the fascia plate now
ukheman posted a topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubI have a 2007 Mondeo Mk4 the screen heater switches look tired sticker peeled off so i want to replace them Can someone tell me how to a replace them as ive pulled the ashtray off and removed the 2 torx screws just beneath my sat nav but the fascia plate surround isnt pulling off.? im scared to use to much force in case i snap the surround. im trying to remove from the bottom just above the ashtray.. Thanks


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Had this question come through on the Natural Selection Facebook Page:
"Ive had locks for years! Started in 97 cut them in 03 grew them back and cut them again in 10. Now Im ready to just let my hair grow and experiment with different styles. Natural Styles of course:) I am in need of a good pick. I been searching the internet for the short and long fan pick with the black fist AND the peace sign in the middle. Do they exist anymore?" -Christina A.
Thanks for writing in, Christina. From your description I set out on an internet safari looking for your vintage style pick. Along the way I found out some interesting things about the history of the pik and its African roots. Contrary to popular belief, piks are not a result of the 70's black power movement. Pik-style combs (as opposed to horizontally held combs with handles) originated in Africa specifically for the use on African hair. These original piks were made of wood and were highly ornamental, displaying a reverence for craft and personal care. The wide spaces between the teeth allowed for ease of detangling highly textured hair. The African comb also began to have spiritual/familial/religious significance and many combs were adorned with carved figurines and symbols.
During slavery, slave masters took these beautiful piks away from their slaves as a way to not only remove all traces of African origin and symbology, but also the desire to care for ones personal appearance. The pik did not make a popular resurgence in the United States until the 1970's when the afro hair style returned to fashion and the pik was used to, well, "pik-out" (enlarge) the afro.
At the center of this movement, Miss Christina, was the afro pik that you are looking for- with the fist (symbolizing black power) and the peace sign. Despite these piks hitting their most popular point 40 years ago, you're in luck because they STILL make them today! And they are as easy to get as making a quick trip to Amazon. You can really get anything on Amazon.
They have a couple of styles, the Fan Fist Pik that you were looking for.
As well as the regular straight pik (with peace sign and fist as well).
Today the pik is also a popular image making its appearance on clothing and jewelery. I love these earrings by Rachel Stewart and the t-shirt by Frolab. Very cool.
Oh and as for the pik vs. pick spelling, I've seen it many places and in both formats. I was following the model of how the sought after combs were actually spelled by the manufacturer and made it consistent. Do whichever makes you happy, I have yet to find conclusive evidence that one or the other is correct.
As always, Natural Selection encourages healthy hair practices. When using any sort of comb device, whether its a fist pik or a wooden comb or a Ouidad comb, be sure to do it when its well moisturized (preferably wet and loaded with conditioner) so as to minimize breakage. Enjoy the pik, and send us a picture if/when you get it!


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Crews were called to the scene of a fire on the 200 block of Knob Creek Lane in Windsor Township, York County, on Sunday.
Yorkana Fire Chief Charles Hose says the fire started behind the home and spread to the loft, family room and garage.
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The members of the Bull Valley Garden Club welcome you to their Annual Plant Sale on the Old Courthouse Lawn on the Woodstock Square on Saturday, May 10, 2014 (Mother's Day weekend) from 8:00 AM until sellout.
Members will sell herbs and unusual lettuces, native wildflowers such as bluebells, wild ginger, jack-in-the-pulpit, columbine, and celandine poppies, and also unusual perennials and grasses from their lawns and woods.
Floral bouquets will be available, and you may purchase raffle tickets ($1.00 for one and $5.00 for six) and put your tickets in the basket for the raffle item(s) of your choice - drawing will be at 12 noon.
To complete the selection of plants, Intrinsic Perennial Gardens will be selling a full range of professionally grown plants.
Pink Pumpkin (Porcelain Doll) plants will be available the world's first pink pumpkin.
The Pink Pumpkin Patch Foundation was created in 2012 to aid in the fight against breast cancer, and they award a percentage of proceeds from every pink pumpkin sold to organizations involved in breast cancer research.
Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, was awarded a $30,000.00 grant in 2013 to further their research that focuses on genetic techniques to identify molecular mechanisms of drug resistance and to identify new targets for existing therapies.
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Established in 1801 as the Columbia Turnpike, Columbia Pike is an invaluable transportation corridor currently being transformed into a walkable main street. Its vast array of eateries reflects the diverse backgrounds of the surrounding communities. This Walkabout is an easy perusal of the eastern end of Columbia Pike, South Arlington's main street.
- Length: 1.9 miles plus optional 0.6-mile add-on
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While you're out in Columbia Pike, check out the Columbia Pike Farmers Market, at the corner of Columbia Pike and S. Walter Reed Dr., Arlington, VA 22204. Hours: Sundays, 9am – 1pm
Historic Highlight: Farther west along Columbia Pike, at the intersection with Glebe Road, is the historically important intersection once known as Hunter's Crossroads. Read more.
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Police are investigating a shooting in east Baltimore Friday night.
Officers were called shortly after 5 p.m. to the 800 block of McAlter Court, where a 25-year-old woman was shot in the leg. She was taken to an area hospital. Her condition was not known.
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Ya know all that profanity, all those sexual innuendos, all the crazy comments about being drunk that come from Blake Shelton, via Twitter?
Turns out the First Amendment Center loves 'em! Or at least the center loves the idea that First Amendment protects Blake's right to say whatever he wants.
So Blake will be one of several celebs taking part Dec. 15 in the center's "Free to Tweet" contest [1].
"Free speech comes naturally to Blake Shelton," First Amendment Center director Ken Paulson said, in what could be the understatement of the year.
"Candor and integrity are hallmarks of his career and we're very pleased to have him join this effort."
College students are encouraged to tweet, or use any social media, to trumpet the First Amendment. Just use the hash tag #freetotweet. The center will pass out scholarships based on those entries.
And Blake will be joined by country singers Joe Nichols and Mary Chapin Carpenter, pop singer Ke$ha and other celebs, who will be tweeting away about the First Amendment.
Oh, and it turns out free speech pays—about $5,000 for each scholarship.
[1] http://1forall.us/freetotweet/
[2] http://www.countryweekly.com/news/dierks-bentley-turns-techno-geek-white-house
[3] http://www.countryweekly.com/news/fans-will-be-winners-2012-kenny-tim-tour


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The Kern County Superintendent of Schools Office has announced the results of the 43rd annual Kern County Middle School Mathematics Field Day held Saturday at Liberty High School.
More than 700 middle school students from two dozen schools participated.
Sixth, seventh and eighth-graders -- or those in an algebra class for which they will receive high school credit -- competed in a series of written events testing their math talents individually and in teams of two, three, four and five by grade level. Some of the categories have playful names such as "leap frog" and "mad hatter." Still others offer the flavor of athletic competition with names such as "power relay," "circuit training," "individual medley" and "triathlon games."
The 2013 results are as follows:
INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY (top students from each school)
Actis Jr. High -- Camille Lagunzad, seventh grade; Ryan Crowley, eighth grade
Alicante Avenue -- Jose Nava
Almond Tree Middle -- Guadalupe Contreras, sixth grade; Araceli Meza, seventh grade; Bryan Medina, eighth grade
Cecil Avenue Math & Science Academy -- Mariano Balbuena, sixth grade; Jose Mendez Leal, seventh grade; Destiney Kerchner, eighth grade
Discovery Elementary -- Alex Castro
Endeavour -- Anmol Lakhotia
Franklin -- Emma Burkhart
Fruitvale Jr. High -- Will Alexander, seventh grade; Benjamin Le, eighth grade
Independence Elementary -- Declan Gastineau
La Vina Middle -- Nathan Chavenuez, sixth grade; Marcela Cortez, seventh grade; Omar Obeid, eighth grade
McKee Middle -- Victor Villa
Miller Elementary -- David Leaman
Monroe Middle -- Tonya Shmit, sixth grade; Autumn Peach, seventh grade; David Pope eighth grade
Mountain View Middle -- Jonathan Moreno seventh grade; Alondra Ayala eighth grade
Murray Middle -- Adelina Anderson sixth grade; Frank Harvey seventh grade; Kevin Wonnacott eighth grade
Owens Intermediate -- Dylan Gonzalez
Sequoia Elementary -- Lindsey Wright
Stine -- Juan Castantino
Stockdale Elementary -- Somya Prabhaka
Stonecreek Jr. High -- Sebastian Antony seventh grade; Jonathan Lun, eighth grade
Tevis Jr. High -- Nicholas Martindale-Oliveria, seventh grade; Shikha Srinivas, eighth grade
Wallace Middle -- Alyssa McKillop, sixth grade; Taylor Surico, seventh grade; Paige McCluskey, eighth grade
Warren Jr. High -- Joeyta Banerjee, seventh grade; Jennifer Pusavat, eighth grade
Washington Jr. High -- Anthony Lopez, sixth grade; Benjamin Benitez, seventh grade; Khris Edwards, eighth grade
POWER RELAYS -- Sixth grade
First: La Vina Middle School -- Paulo Espiritu, Julissa Elizondo, Mayra Lara, Ashley Maldonado and Jasmine Arellano
Second: Stockdale Elementary: Vaisakh Abhilash, Somya Prabhaka, Nick Oosthuizen, Connor Adkins and Gabriel Morozowsky
Third: Discovery Elementary -- Garrett Ellis, Daniel Shaw, Race Dalton, Christian Perdue and Benjamin Martin
POWER RELAYS -- Seventh grade
First: Warren Junior High -- Dhur Patel, Pooja Desai, Reena Somani, Anusha Gogulapati and Joeyta Banerjee
Second: La Vina Middle School -- Javier Garibay, Maureen Munoz, Anthony Arellano, Liezle Fiesta and Sarah Veloya
Third: Tevis Junior High -- Duc Phan, Harveer Singh, Jenna Shih, Oliver Bryniarski and Sebastian Medina
POWER RELAYS -- Eighth grade
First: Tevis Junior High -- Adam Hazelton, Hoda Huzaibi, Lurdez Puga, Ethan Coon and Abhishek Srinivas
Second: Warren Junior High -- Govena Garewal, Melissa Pham, Spencer Glazer, Sumanth Dara and Vedant Vaidya
Third: Almond Tree Middle School -- Vanessa Gamboa, Ruby Ceja, Benedict Guinto, Viviana Escobar and Nadia Chofer
LEAP FROG -- Sixth grade
First: Independence Elementary -- Joseph Captu and Jack Waite
Second: Stine School -- Juan Castantino and Armando Reyes
Third: Owens Intermediate -- Isaiah Kroeker and Dylan Gonzalez
LEAP FROG -- Seventh grade
First: Warren Junior High -- Niteesh Kuchakulla and Warren Alphonso
Second: Fruitvale Junior High -- Luke Terrio and Will Alexander
Third: Stonecreek Junior High -- Sebastian Antony and Gurnaaz Deol
LEAP FROG -- Eighth grade
First: Warren Junior High -- Jennifer Pusavat and Phillip Felizarta
Second: Lavina Middle -- Joshua Toralba and Jose Sagun
Third: Fruitvale Junior High -- Heip Bui and Benjamin Le
CIRCUIT TRAINING -- Sixth grade
First: Murray Middle -- Samuel Marler and Jack Kowalski
Second: Owens Intermediate -- Tadeo Spencer and Cameron Raasch
Third: Independence Elementary -- Justin Yatco and Declan Gastineau
CIRCUIT TRAINING -- Seventh and eighth grade (combined)
First: Warren Junior -- Matthew Bang and Sahil Alim
Second: Tevis Junior High -- Catherine Nguyen and Jordan Shih
Third: Stonecreek Junior High -- Varghese Antony and Jonathan Lun
MAD HATTER -- Sixth grade
First: Murray Middle -- Adelina Anderson and Callie Clayson
Second: Discovery Elementary -- Elise Ferreira and Payton Renz; and Independence Elementary -- Arman Mansur and Ben Squires
Third: Miller Elementary -- Anthony Pineda and Jasandeep Singh
MAD HATTER -- Seventh grade
First: Warren Junior High -- John Son and Kenny Lay; and Fruitvale Junior High -- Grant Barksdale and Josh Gutierrez
and La Vina Middle -- Jeremy Fernandez and Erwin Rivera
Second: Tevis Junior High -- Celeste Mann and Salisha Baranwal
Third: Mt. View Middle -- Kate Chavenuez and Camila Mosqueda
MAD HATTER -- Eighth grade
First: Actis Junior High -- Nick Galland and Ryan Crowley
Second: Tevis Junior High -- Shikha Srinivas and Priya Valentina
And Almond Tree Middle -- Enrique Ortiz and Bryan Medina
And Fruitvale Junior High -- Natasha Bramer and Kyle Lamento
Third: La Vina Middle -- Gerardo Parra and Omar Obeid
First: Murray Middle -- Thomas Hall, Kira Peters, Kevin Wonnacott and Patrick Gardner
Second: Warren Junior High -- Matthew Pelz, Nancy Dinh, Michelle Ly and Carolyn Poston
Third: Fruitvale Junior High -- Meghan Tran, Elli Cunanan, Spenser Prow and Bryan Ardron
SUDOKU -- Sixth grade
First: Miller School -- David Leaman
Second: Sequoia -- Kyler Marinez
Third: Owens Intermediate -- Lila Reed
SUDOKU -- Seventh grade
First: Mt. View Middle -- German Galvez
Second: Tevis Junior High -- Alex Kaufman
Third: Wallace Middle -- Ayla Lambert
SUDOKU -- Eighth grade
First: Almond Tree Middle -- Marinelle Lapitan
Second: Fruitvale Junior High -- Camryn Wuest
Third: Mt. View -- Alondra Ayala
TRIATHLON GAMES -- Sixth grade
First: Endeavour Elementary -- Emma McNellis
Second: Sequoia -- Brianna Acosta
Third: Owens Intermediate -- Isaac Nartea
TRIATHLON GAMES -- Seventh grade
First: Fruitvale Junior High -- Alana Klopstein
Second: Mt. View Middle -- Gerardo Ruezga
Third: Wallace Middle -- Joi Stiht-Robinson
TRIATHLON GAMES -- Eighth grade
First: La Vina Middle -- Glenn Garcia
Second: Almond Tree Middle -- Guadalupe Ayon
Third: Monroe Middle -- David Pope
TAX COLLECTOR -- Sixth grade
First: Alicante School -- Omar Rodriguez
Second: Murray Middle -- Daelynn Thornton
Third: Franklin Elementary -- Andrew Dunn
TAX COLLECTOR -- Seventh grade
First: Wallace Middle -- Taylor Surico
Second: Fruitvale Junior High -- Ethan Nicholson
Third: Mt. View Middle -- Esai Gutierrez
TAX COLLECTOR -- Eighth grade
First: Monroe Middle -- Sawyer Chrisman
Second: Murray Middle -- Sidney Pollock
Third: Fruitvale Junior High -- Richard Chambers
TRADITIONAL TEAM RELAYS -- Sixth grade
First: Sequoia -- Kyler Martinez, Lindsey Wright, Parneet Behniwal and Miguel Maldonado
Second: Cecil Avenue Middle -- Ivan Reyes, Juan Diaz, Xavier Duran and Jose Beltran
Third: Discovery Elementary -- Payton Renz, Alex Castro, Zoe Richert and Ben Martin
TRADITIONAL TEAM RELAYS -- Seventh grade
First: Rosedale Middle -- Spencer Stockton, Matt Maurer, Kanani Lua and Justin Guseman
Second: Warren Junior High -- Niteesh Kuchakulla, Anusha Gogulapati, Warren Alphonso and Joeyta Banerjee
Third: Tevis Junior High -- Salisha Baranwal, Oliver Bryniarski, Jenna Shih and Celeste Mann
TRADITIONAL TEAM RELAYS -- Eighth grade
First: Tevis Junior High -- Shikha Srinivas, Ashley Sorensen, Victoria Von Flue and Ethan Coon
Second: Warren Junior High -- Gisselle Livingston, Jenika Maala, Jaimie Kim and Jennifer Pusavat
Third: La Vina Middle -- Ramon Diago, Omar Obeid, Joshua Toralba and Meljay Llanesx
Math Field Day is coordinated by the Kern County Superintendent of Schools with sponsorship from California Math Council, Kern County Science Foundation and Westchester Kiwanis.


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In England we have a funny tradition for the first day of each month.
If we follow this by saying white rabbit it means the receiver of the pinch punch can't return the saying and pinch punch us back!
This is a funny little tradition usually only done by kids or younger people. I remember that sometimes the punch from my school friends was a little more painful than it should have been, but boys will be boys!
White rabbit!
Do you have any little traditions for the first day of the month?
What are they?
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Hehe, if in Vietnam we had this tradition, maybe today I would be pinched and punched many times. :)
Teacher, what does boys will be boys mean?
I can say "white rabbit" before saying "pinch, punch, it's the first day of month", right? ^^
Why if we say "white rabbit" the reciever can not return the saying Pinch, Punch. Maybe the white rabbit is so lucky. ^^
Boys will be boys - this popular saying means that we must expect boys to fight, play around, hurt each other, be noisy and be irresponsible. It's just what young boys do!
You can only say white rabbit after you have pinched and punched someone! Then they can't get you back. I don't think you can say it first. The rabbit is a lucky animal in English culture. Some people carry around a rabbit's foot for good luck! Not such good luck for the poor rabbit though! :(
Thanks for your explaining ^^
:( How woeful for those rabbits!
yeah that is true. Man uses everything for his needs.
Pinch, punch, it's the first of the month! Nice idea to use with my students on the first day of each month. :D Hope no fight will follow there, :D :D no worries everything under control.
Don't punch too hard and you'll be fine Saimir!
speaking of punching, reminds me of one of 'Friends' episodes : the one with the girl who hits Joey
Hehe. The Internet is a dark and scary place!
Friends is awesome. That girl is quite scary though. Thank you! :)
you're welcome. thank you, Teacher Jamie.
No, I don't think we have a little tradition for the first day of the month.


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I was just cutting up my leftover spiral ham for the dogs and I wonder how long would it have been safe to eat it? It still looked and smelled good but I don't like to eat things after three days in fridge but I know other people that do. What do you think?
Bacon will keep for weeks in the fridge, and while I wouldn't trust a ham more than a week, it lasts longer than other meats because it's been smoked.
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I just used up the last of the ham and it had been in the fridge for a week. I'm usually leary about keeping leftovers for more than a couple of days, but I figured the ham is salted and cured so it should be okay for a few additional days. Color, smell, and texture will tell you alot.
My butcher told me 5-7 days as long as its kept covered or sealed.
My neighbor sent me this website: http://www.stilltasty.com/
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purseglove_MA_F_67Three days for a cooked ham in the refrigerator and you wonder if it is fit to eat and yet you are feeding said pork product to your dogs? Whats wrong with this picture?
I don't think she meant it the way you took it. I think she was cutting up the ham for her dogs and started thinking about it, not that she thought it wasn't good anymore so she fed it to the dogs.
Putting the 'is it safe to eat' aside, I would think ham would be too salty for your dog. They do not need all that salt and it's probably bad for them.
I was giving it to the dogs, in small amounts, because I was tired of it after several meals. I don't think the salt involved was enough to hurt them, they need salt in their diet the same as people.
Thanks for everyone who was helpful. The information provided reinforced what I thought. I don't freeze ham because I don't think it tastes good after thawing. I'm not much of a ham eater with the exception of Christmas and sometimes Thanksgiving. My dogs look on it as a treat from their usual food. I also gave some to some abandoned dogs that live up the road in a field. I doubt they objected to the salt content.
cats and dogs are NOT supposed to eat anything salted, or corned...ham is a nono!!!
But you have to wonder how long these hams are kept in the grocery store before selling them.
My vet told me that it is dangerous to feed pork to dogs - I think it is too much sodium for one and can dehydrate them.
I have a spiral ham never opened in my freezer. It is dated sell by 1/2013. Should i just discard it or
is it safe to use?
If it's been frozen it should be fine.
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After the Flood is set in Sumer, with players using resources native to the area -- wool and grain -- to trade for goods created or found outside the region while also building short-lived empires for long-lasting victory points.
This game is the first in a series of three-player-only games from Treefrog, and while After the Flood could possibly be played with two, designer Martin Wallace says that he hasn't tested it with that number. "Certain mechanisms were created with three players in mind," says Wallace. "You score an empire, then remove it, so you can try to maximize points on your turn without leaving yourself in a position to get hit on following turns." This design sidesteps the problem of a third player winning a game due to fights to the death by players 1 and 2, but that bug becomes a feature in another part of the game. Competition among the players for goods and army strength is relative rather than linear: first, second and third place receive 6, 4 and 3 goods, for example. Since having twice as many dudes collecting resources won't net you twice the number of goods, getting into an arms race with one opponent might hurt the two of you together and advantage the third player who can spend resources on better things.
After the Flood is played over five turns, and in the manner of previous Wallace games, the turns consist of a few front- and back-end activities sandwiching a thick core of player actions. Sumer had no abstracted monatery system during this time period, so players "pay" for their actions with workers and resources, sometimes earning items that can fuel additional actions in the same turn. The actions let you build cities, place workers on resource or special action areas, trade in regions where you have workers for items available from those regions, start an empire, or expand an empire. Controlling a city gives you a bonus, with the details of it based on the history of the city itself: Sippar lets you trade more, Babylon counts for additional armies, and so forth.
Only three empires are available each turn, one per player, and their size and starting locations are fixed. Their strength, on the other hand, is determined by the resources that the players expend to equip their forces; these expenditures determine how three armies are ranked, and outranking another player's army gives you an edge in combat, which is dice-based. Once an empire is established, you can expand it by invading another area, reinforcing an existing location, or destroying another player's city. By spending an army troop, you can take an additional empire expanding action, a valuable option since the cost of every action rises once one player passes for the round.
Special decline phases in rounds two and four represent the changing paths of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, and workers are removed from the board in multiple regions, putting players on a more even footing. In addition to points for empires you create, additional points are available in certain areas for workers on the board at the end of the game.
Description written by W. Eric Martin and used with permission of BoardgameNews.com
Product Information
Martin Wallace
Asmodee North America, Warfrog, Treefrog Games
Year: 2008
Players: 3
Time: 120 - 180 minutes
Weight: 1,135 grams
Language Requirements: Manufacturer's rules are printed in English.


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Untying The Knot
By Melanie Thernstrom
Published: August 24, 2003
In most public accounts of divorce, there is no confusion as to why the couple is splitting up. The reasons are so sound -- the trails of manipulation, exploitation and betrayal so thick -- the only mystery is why the couple were together in the first place. Is it possible to imagine that Ronald loved Patricia or that Donald truly cared for Marla? What does love mean to someone who presents his bride with a prenuptial on the eve of their wedding, stipulating that she would get many millions of dollars for a marriage of four years, but only $1 million for less than that -- and then discards her on the deadline? And what does love mean to a woman who'd sign on that particular dotted line?
In contemplating these questions, however, we neglect the more difficult ones. The truth is that most Americans do not marry for power, money and status. Nor do they marry out of social and economic necessity, as in an earlier era. They marry for love. Yet an enduring truth of our time is that marriage dissolves as often as it holds. So how is it that ordinary love ordinarily fails? If love is, as Wallace Stevens suggests, a dwelling ''in which being there together is enough,'' how does silence fall on a thousand evenings and the possibility of intimacy flicker and die? How do lovers become lonely?
Marriage: The Spaghetti
''It was a good story -- a story we liked to tell when we were together,'' Max says, in the slightly droll drawl he uses when speaking about his marriage now, as if irony will obscure his sentiment when its actual effect is more like chiaroscuro.
Yet the story that Max tells of meeting Kate is simple. (Both of them asked to be identified only by childhood nicknames.) Fourteen years ago this fall, Kate showed up at an opening at the museum where Max was working. They seemed to have a lot in common; they were both 32, with graduate degrees in education and experience working in nonprofit agencies, although Kate was already on a corporate track. She was visiting from the Midwest; he invited her to lunch at an Italian restaurant near La Guardia, before her flight the next day. ''She had a slightly wicked sense of humor,'' Max says. ''She was from a rural town and had these appealing colloquialisms, such as 'cold as a witch's elbow.' '' He gropes for adjectives. ''She was energetic and enthusiastic, intelligent, athletic . . . beautiful. She surprised me. And as I got to know her, she continued to surprise me.''
It's not hard to picture them together: everything each recalls liking about the other still seems true. In fact, if you met both of them today, you might think to introduce them. They are equally distinctly attractive, in differing genres: Kate looks a bit like Dorothy Hamill, with short, silky brown hair, fair skin, impatient blue eyes and a trim, compact build. Max looks like the man who ruins or rescues the heroine: dark, tall and lanky, with a languor about his body and voice.
Kate remembers being drawn to his attentiveness and intensity. ''He had cool interests, jazz and wine and art and literature,'' Kate says. ''And he was very cute.'' She laughs, her voice lingering in the ''very'' in which she once fell in love.
But the story she tells of their first date includes a layer absent from the one that Max tells. Like Max, she felt an urgency in their conversation -- a possibility of intercourse, in all senses of the word. But at the same time, there was a way in which she was already dropping out.
When lunch was over, Max insisted she take the remainder of her spaghetti home. He must already have cared for her, he explains now; he had never done such a thing on a first date before.
''It was so him,'' she says, in the way that the fondest of phrases -- it's you, darling! I understand you! -- can metamorphose into the bitterest, as caring begins to be seen, through the lens of years, as controlling. ''I hate leftovers; I was hardly going to lug that damn spaghetti back to the Midwest. But I said, 'Fine,' and threw it out when I got to the airport. So there you have it, that's the whole thing -- the beginning and the end.''
It was the first of 11 years of things she said 'Fine' to while thinking something different.
Divorce: A Failed Conversation
In his radical address to Parliament in 1643, ''Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce,'' John Milton argued that ''in God's intention a meet and happy conversation is the chiefest and the noblest end of marriage,'' and that divorce is not only necessary but right when that special conversation fails.
Does it follow, though, that divorce must maintain silence? Or is there a possibility of dialogue even in separation? Can two people come to a shared understanding of fractured love? And if so, is that valuable? What is the good of a good divorce?
The questions have grown only more urgent: four centuries after Milton urged that divorce become a civil right, American matrimonial law is still punitive -- protracted, expensive, confusing, damaging. Yet divorce is now an ordinary -- perhaps even a likely -- outcome to marriage. Over the last two decades, the proportion of failed marriages had held stable at around 50 percent, but (while national data lags) some experts suggest that the rate may be tipping over half.


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A hundred thousand welcomes. This welcome comes from a vibrant and very active parish community. The Lord is blessing us through the broad range of active ministries, striving to follow the example of Jesus as our loving servant leader in service in His name. Our highest call as Church and parish is proclaiming and living His Gospel message of love and mercy. In doing so we experience the joy of the Gospel. We sum up this purpose, mission and vision in the simple acronym "MCS": Message, Community and Service. You are most welcome to join us in this mission. Welcome, again, and may the Lord bless you abundantly.
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Filled with the joy of the Gospel, our parish proclaims an ongoing encounter with Jesus Christ through Word, community, Sacrament, and loving service.
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Creating a custom master-detail presentation using af:panelAccordion
By Frank Nimphius-Oracle on Mar 05, 2012
ADF Code Corner sample #81 explains how-to create a custom layout to render master-detail information. In the sample ADF Faces panel tabs are used to render the master data and DVT components are used in the panel tabs to show the detail information.
The sample reads master information from the selected panel tab to then – using Java in a managed bean – query the detail record for the DVT component. While the solution documented on ADF Code Corner is efficient, there exists another one that is declarative.
Note: of course there are differences in the usage, but this I'll discuss later
The image below shows an ADF Faces panel accordion that displays the HR schema Departments table information on the accordion tabs and information about contained Employees in a panel box that shows when the accordion is expanded.
This sample uses an ADF tree binding to render the panel accordion tabs and the contained employee detail information. The iteration is done by two af:forEach tags, as shown below
<af:panelAccordion id="pa1" dimensionsFrom="auto"> <af:forEach items="#{bindings.allDepartmentsWithEmployees.children}" var="departmentsVar"> <af:showDetailItem text="#{departmentsVar.DepartmentName}" id="sdi1" stretchChildren="first"> <af:panelBox text="Employees" id="pb1" showDisclosure="false" type="stretch"> <f:facet name="toolbar"/> <af:panelGroupLayout id="pgl1" layout="scroll"> <af:forEach items="#{departmentsVar.children}" var="employeesVar"> <af:outputText id="ot1" value="#{employeesVar.FirstName} #{employeesVar.LastName}"/> </af:forEach> </af:panelGroupLayout> </af:panelBox> </af:showDetailItem> </af:forEach> </af:panelAccordion>
Note that the departmentVar variable is not accessible within the body of the second af:forEach component. While it can be used to configure the second af:forEach component data access, the variable cannot be referenced from the af:panelBox within the second af:forEach component
As shown in the page source above, the first af:forEach tag reads the parent information from the ADF tree binding. Make sure you set the iterator binding for the tree binding to -1 for the RangeSize property as otherwise you would only see the first 10 parent row.
(PageDef file)
<executables> <variableIterator id="variables"/> <iterator Binds="allDepartmentsWithEmployees" RangeSize="-1" DataControl="AppModuleDataControl" id="allDepartmentsWithEmployeesIterator" Refresh="deferred"/> </executables>
Sample Download
You can download the Oracle JDeveloper 11g R2 (220.127.116.11) sample from here. Just configure the database connection to point to an Oracle database with the HR schema unlocked. The ADF BC model is configured to only show departments that have employees (using a ViewCriteria)
Which solution to choose ?
And Finally, what's the difference between this declarative approach and the more code centric solution in ADF Code Corner sample 81? The difference is that this sample fetches all data upon rendering of the panel accordion, which may be expensive if we talk about thousands of child (employee) records. The sample on ADF Code Corner queries the detail data when a panel tab is selected. Sample 81 on ADF Code Corner however doesn't cache the data of previously selected panels and thus always re-fetches detail data. When working with large data sets however he solution on ADF Code Corner performs better.