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English and History
BA, 3-4 years
This is for you if... you want to explore how the world changed and developed around the great authors of history and how those changes influenced their works.
Course Description
- As part of the University of Leicester's commitment to being a leading academic institution, we regularly review and update our degrees and modules to ensure that they reflect the most up-to-date research, knowledge, ideas and teaching practices, as well as taking into account student feedback. We also have to take into account the availability of key teaching staff where this will impact on the delivery of the course. As a result, if there are major changes to the course that you have applied for, we will contact you as soon as possible and will ensure that any disruption to your studies is minimised.
The disciplines of English and History are almost inseparable. Events throughout history have influenced the shape of language and literature around it from the all-consuming cataclysm of total war to the hushed intrigues of the English court. The English and History BA brings together these two naturally complementary subjects by grouping modules in such a way that they support and enrich each other.
- Watch this video to find out what one of our current students thinks about English at Leicester.
This course will help you to understand how writers have been inspired by historic events, how they have represented them and how to read between the lines of fact and fiction to extract the truth of history.
In your first and second year you will divide your time equally between English and History modules. You third year offers you the chance to specialise more in the area that interests you the most. You will have the opportunity to study a vast range of English and History modules from the Middle Ages to the present day.
You will explore English Literature and History in every period, a feature which makes graduates from our course remarkable for the breadth of their knowledge. A variety of option modules will allow you to add a deeper understanding of those subjects that you find most fascinating.
- Typical offer
- UCAS code
- Start date
- September 2018
- Department
- English, History
- Contact
Admissions enquiries
+44 (0)116 252 5281
Course enquiries
+44 (0)116 252 2620
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Why Leicester?
Our student drama society LUTheatre presents a programme of new and classic works every year. New writers can see their work performed at the popular Proteus nights.
Literary Leicester, our annual festival of local and international talent, has attracted such notable authors as Sue Townsend, Carol Anne Duffy, Will Self, Amitav Ghosh, Jacqueline Wilson and Sarah Waters.
Our staff teach and research across a wide range of topics - from medieval to modern periods and across all the continents. This is reflected in the diversity and breadth of modules that you can study.
Our New History Lab brings together staff and students every fortnight to discuss history over tea and cake. Guest speakers have included newsreader Julie Etchingham and historian Melvyn Bragg.
Course Structure
Year 1
Year 1
In your first year you split your studies equally between English and History.
Core modules
- Reading English
- Barbarism and Civilisation: Medieval and Early Modern Europe
- The Shock of the Modern
- Renaissance Drama
- The History of the English Language
Option modulesa
Choose one option module from:
- Global History: Connections and Cultures in a Changing World, 1750 to the present
- Great Britain: The State We're In
- American History since 1877
- Europe 1861-1991: Emancipation and Subjugation
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.
Year 2
Year 2
In your second year you will continue to divide your studies equally between the two subjects. You will learn about some of the most influential medieval and early modern literary texts and their impact on literary traditions and the development of the English language. You will take a thematic approach to History, studying topics such as race, gender, religion, society and spaces.
You will also decide whether to write your third year dissertation in English or History. If you choose History then you must take the option module The Historian's Craft to hone your investigative and analysis skills.
Core modules
- Chaucer and the English Tradition
- From Satire to Sensibility: Literature 1660-1789
- Perceiving the Past
- Medieval Literatures
Option modules
Choose three option modules from:
- All Bourgeois Now? Class in History
- Global Cities
- Race and Ethnicity
- Radical Histories
Then choose one option module from:
- A World Connected: Welfare since 1945
- Blood, Position and Power: The Nobility of Late Medieval England, 1066-1485
- Classical and Post-Classical Latin
- Deviance and Disorder in the Early Modern City
- Domestic Revolutions: Women, Men and the Family in American History
- Early Anglo-Saxon England to Alfred
- Enter the Dragon: Modern Chinese History, 1839-1989
- European Humanism and the Age of Crisis
- From Beer to Fraternity: Alcohol, Society and Culture in North America
- History in the Classroom
- Imperialism and Decolonisation
- Ireland Under the Union
- Madness, Monarchy and Politics in Georgian Britain
- Origins of a Global Economy, 1815-1941
- Peopling Australia
- Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
- Slavery, the Civil War and Reconstruction in the United States
- Stormtroops, Blackshirts, Arrow Cross: Fascist Movements in Europe 1919-1945
- The Historian's Craft
- The Making of Modern British Politics, 1906-2007
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.
Year Abroad (optional)
Year Abroad (optional)
If you want to, you can spend your third year studying abroad at one of our partner institutions (eligibility is dependent on your academic performance in Years 1 and 2). Alternatively, you can opt to continue studying at the University and complete your degree in three years.
Studying abroad is not just for people who are interested in travelling and meeting new people. It is about acquiring life skills that are becoming increasingly significant for a wide range of jobs in our modern globalised society. Whether you go on to work in the private sector, the state sector, a non-governmental organisation or become self-employed you will find the experience invaluable. Find out more from our International Office.
Please note that a year spent abroad still incurs a tuition fee, but this is much lower than for a normal year at Leicester. See our Fees and Funding section for details.
English and History at Leicester have links with several European universities, administered through the European Erasmus scheme. If you are eligible for a loan from Student Finance you can apply for a travel grant from them. During your second year at Leicester you will receive appropriate language training.
- For the latest information on the future of the Erasmus scheme at UK universities please see our Brexit microsite.
We have links with the following universities:
- University of Salzburg, Austria
- University of Helsinki, Finland
- University of Bologna, Italy
- University of Pisa, Italy
- University of Valencia, Spain
- University of Strasbourg, France
- Paris Diderot University - Paris 7, France
- Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany
- Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany
- Heidelberg University, Germany
- Leipzig University, Germany
- University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, France
- Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands
- University of Milan, Italy
- Leiden University, Netherlands
- Utrecht University, Netherlands
History at Leicester also has links with some universities outside Europe and the EU. If you are receiving financial assistance from Student Finance your support will continue and you may also be eligible to apply for additional travel grants or scholarships. We have links with the following universities:
- Flinders University, Adelaide
- Deakin University, Melbourne
- La Trobe University, Melbourne
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.
Final Year
Final Year
In your final year you write a supervised dissertation on a topic of your choice. You are free to choose the rest of your modules during this year. If you write an English dissertation you will be able to choose five option modules. If writing a History dissertation you will choose four option modules. The option modules cover a broad range of topics, allowing you to tailor your studies towards your interests.
Core modules
- Romantics and Victorians: Literature 1789-1870
- Victorian to Modern: Literature 1870-1945
- Post War to Postmodern: Literature 1945-present day
- Dissertation (on a topic from either English or History)
Option modules
Choose two option modules from:
- Advanced Old English Language
- Agincourt and Orleans: Lancastrian England and Valois France, 1413-1453
- American Masculinities
- Austen in Antigua: Literary and Cinematic Explorations of Rural Britain's Slavery Connections
- Autobiography and American Literature
- Blood, Terror and Belonging
- Church and State in Medieval Literature
- Cities and the Making of Modern South Asia, c.1750-1950
- Civil Rights Movement, 1945-1968
- Classical and Post Classical Latin
- Classical Worlds: Translation and Reception
- Clinical Encounters? Narratives of Doctors and Patients
- Clothing and Fashion in Historical Perspective: Case Studies of Modern European History in Transnational Context
- Coming of Age in America: Representations of Adolescence
- Containment and Resistance
- Contemporary Women's Writing: 1960–Present Day
- Crime and Literature 1600-1750
- Detective Fiction from Sherlock Holmes to the Second World War
- Early Modern Fantasies and Fears
- English and Education
- English Around the World
- Facing Modernity: Jews in Central Europe
- Food, Diet and Health in Early Modern Europe
- Fourteenth Century Crisis in England
- From Empire to Nation: Modern South Asia c 1857-1947
- Genocides and Mass Violence in Europe and its Colonies in the Twentieth Century
- Gothic: from Otranto to Wuthering Heights
- Harem and Hijab: Writing about the Position of Women in Islam, 1716-Present Day
- How Soon is Now? A Social History of Urban England 1945-1991
- Ideals of Womanhood in Nineteenth Century America
- Imagining London: The City in Early Modern Literature
- Indigenous Peoples of the Americas, c. 1350-1650
- Israel/Palestine, the Story of a Land
- Jane Austen: The Novels, their Contexts and their Adaptations
- Kingdoms of Ice and Snow: Exploration in Writing and Film
- Late Victorian Gothic: Texts and Context
- Libertine Literature 1660-1690
- Literature in Action
- Love and Death: The Novel in 19th-Century Russia and France
- Love and Sex in Old English Literature
- Making Nazis: Propaganda and Persuasion in the Third Reich, 1933-1945
- Medicine and Literature in the 19th Century
- Modern American Poetry
- Modern European Fiction
- Multilingualism
- New York Stories: Tales of the City
- Parties and Politics in Britain, 1914-1974
- Political Satire, 1681-1792
- Poverty and Welfare in Britain 1957 to the present
- Power, Politics and Everyday Life in Post-War Ireland 1945-1973
- Representing the Holocaust
- Slavery in the Americas
- The Age of Bede and Alcuin
- The American Revolution
- The British Abroad: Europe, the Atlantic and the Formulation of Britain in the 17th and 18th Centuries
- The Crusading Movement in the Fourteenth Century
- The Decline of a World Power: British Foreign and Defence Policy, 1898-1968
- The Forms of Modern Poetry
- The French Revolution, 1789-1804
- The Holocaust: Genocide in Europe
- The Imperial Economy: Britain and the Wider World 1815-1914
- The Medieval Natural World
- The Presidency of Franklin D Roosevelt
- The Thatcher Factor: the 1980s in Literature
- The Transformation of Leicester 1945 - 1980
- The USA and the Vietnam War
- Tragedy
- Twenty First Century Global Fiction
- Understanding Screenplays
- Visions of Hell: The Fiction of Evelyn Waugh and Muriel Spark
- War, Trauma and the Novel
- When Two Dragons Fight: China and Japan at War in the Twentieth Century
- Woman and the Feminine in Medieval and Renaissance Literature
- Women in American Society from Civil War to First World War
- Writing on the Threshold
- Writing the Middle Ages: Medievalism in Contemporary Fiction
- Writing Voices
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.
Major/Minor Degrees
Major/Minor degrees enable you to create your own degree. You can study a core area in depth (your major subject), while also exploring an additional area (your minor subject).
Why not complement your Major with a subject that you enjoyed before, or which has vocational elements that can boost your career prospects? Alternatively, you may want to try something completely new that you've always been interested in, like a language.Find out more
Teaching and Assessment
For each module you will typically have one or two lectures and a seminar each week, along with a number of additional events such as workshops on research and study skills, learning groups, and introduced film screenings. Lectures are designed to introduce you to important debates and contexts for understanding an author's work. Weekly seminars, in which a tutor leads a small group of students in discussion, will allow you to explore a text or topic in depth.
When you study the 'Renaissance Drama' module in your first year, you will take part in a workshop with local theatre companies, including the opportunity to stage the climactic scenes of Shakespeare's 'Richard III' actually on Bosworth Battlefield itself.
For your third-year dissertation you receive one-to-one tuition across the term from a tutor with an interest in your chosen subject.
You will be assessed through a combination of essays, group work, oral presentations, and exams. These assessments are designed to help you build confidence in a range of skills and to provide prospective employers with evidence that you can work effectively both as an independent researcher and as a team member.
You will have regular meetings with your Personal Tutor to discuss progress in your studies. Your Personal Tutor will also provide a sympathetic ear for all matters of personal concern, whether they be academic, financial, housing, career or social issues.
Independent learning
When not attending lectures, seminars or other timetabled sessions you will be expected to continue learning independently through self-study. Typically, this will involve reading journal articles and books, working on individual and group projects, undertaking research in the library, preparing coursework assignments and presentations, and preparing for exams. To help with your independent learning, you can access the Library and our social study spaces in halls of residence.
Overall workload
Typical workload hours for English courses in 2016/17:
Year 1: 14% of your time is spent in timetabled teaching and learning activity
- Teaching, learning and assessment: 168 hours
- Independent learning: 1032 hours
Year 2: 14% of your time is spent in timetabled teaching and learning activity
- Teaching, learning and assessment: 168 hours
- Independent learning: 1032 hours
Final year: 11% of your time is spent in timetabled teaching and learning activity
- Teaching, learning and assessment: 132 hours
- Independent learning: 1068 hours
While your actual contact hours may depend on the option modules you select, the above information gives an indication of how much time you will need to allocate to different activities for each year of your course.
Academic support
Our Student Learning Development Team provides help in the following areas:
- study and exam skills
- academic writing
- presentations
- dissertations
- numerical data skills
- referencing sources
Our AccessAbility Centre offers support and practical help for students with dyslexia or other specific learning difficulties, including physical, mental health or mobility difficulties, deafness, or visual impairment.
Teaching staff
You will be taught by an experienced teaching team whose expertise and knowledge are closely matched to the content of the modules on the course. PhD research students who have undertaken teacher training may also contribute to the teaching of seminars under the supervision of the module leader. Our teaching is informed by the research we do. You can learn more about our staff by visiting our staff profiles.
Entry Requirements
- A/AS-levels: ABB at A-Level including English (Language, Literature or combined) and History. Two AS-Levels considered in place of one A-Level. General Studies is accepted.
- EPQ with A-levels: BBB at A-Level including English (Language, Literature or combined) and History + EPQ at grade B.
- International Baccalaureate: Pass Diploma with 30 points, including 6 in Higher Level English
- Access to HE Diploma: Pass Access to HE Diploma with a minimum of 45 credits at level 3, 30 of which must be at distinction. To include 12 credits at Distinction in English Level 3 Modules.
- BTEC Nationals: Pass Diploma with DDM. Plus grade B in A-Level English (Language, Literature or combined)
Other national and international qualifications considered.
Second Year Entry may be possible with suitable qualifications.
Selection Process
When considering your application, we will look for evidence that you will be able to fulfil the objectives of the course and achieve the standards required. We will take into account a range of factors including previous exam results.
Applicants are not normally interviewed: If you receive an offer you will be invited to visit the department.
English Language Requirements
IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. If your first language is not English, you may need to provide evidence of your English language ability. If you do not yet meet our requirements, our English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) offers a range of courses to help you to improve your English to the necessary standard.
International Qualifications
Find your country in this list to check equivalent qualifications, scholarships and additional requirements.Countries list
Fees and Funding
Starting in 2018
- £9,250 in your first year. After 2018/19, the tuition fee you pay may increase annually in line with inflation and is subject to government regulations.
- Year Abroad: your fee will be £1,250 for that year.
Find out more about scholarships and funding.
Starting in 2018
- £15,980 per year
- Year Abroad: your fee will be £3,995 which is 25% of the full-time tuition fee
Career Opportunities
All students take part in the Talent Academy, which will introduce you to the resources provided by our Careers Development Service and provides opportunities to gain work experience with leading employers.
'History in the Classroom' is a Second Year module in which you can spend one afternoon a week under the direct supervision of a qualified classroom teacher in a local school where you will teach some History. If you are thinking of teaching as a profession, this is the module for you.
Our Career Development Service is here to support you, with advice on interviews, CVs, work experience, volunteering and more. From Freshers' Week to Graduation and beyond, they are here to help you reach your professional goals.
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Geez, Im shocked. I usually skip that show b/c I cant stand most of their pg related shows and all the crap they spew lol.
No cable :(
Erm, I'm with Abby on the cable free living thing.
I think I have seen that one. Was it the one with the rock star boyfriend??
yeah that was it. We don't have cable either i was at my dads house. That is the first thing I do everytime I go there. Turn on Discovery health. lol I love taht channel I wish I could just order that one.
I saw it! I TRY not to watch the day time discovery health, just because it can be so negative about natural birth, and so on.... but sometimes I just cant help myself! I get kind of P/O'ed sometimes at those doctors on there who nearly FORCE women to use drugs and make very unnecessary interventions! But I do like to watch discovery health at night when there are the medical oddities shows. Very strange sometimes, and interesting!
P.S. I dont even watch very much TV at ALL but I dont know how you guys live with out cable! I am a sucker for my Food Network!
Oh, I totally understand that. Our basic cable is included in our rent, and we can add digital for just 12 dollars a month because we get our phone and internet through the cable company, and they call it a bundle deal. I figure at 12 bucks, we might as well have it. Otherwise, we'd be in the same boat!
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I like all the medical shows though not just the birth ones. my dad totally grosses out when I come over and watch them. lol
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You know, when I was a cooked food eater, I liked hot cross buns a lot more than eggs at Easter so when I was deciding what to make for today's raw picnic I wanted to go for a raw Hot Cross Bun. I knew of a recipe by Elaina Love called Cinnamon Rolls and it looked really yummy so I decided to try it.
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Elaina's Cinnamon Rolls ( from Alissa Cohen's book)
2 1/2 C almond meal (left over from almond milk)I used brazil nut pulp, cos it was sitting in the freezer)
2 1/2 Cflax meal (grind 1 1/3 C whole flax seeds
1 C soft dates, firmly packed
1/8 C pure waterI needed a LOT more water - don't know how much though
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1/2 C raisins (sultanas)
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1/8 C pure water
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Wow, you're not kidding about the improved pictures! The food styling is gorgeous - love the flowers and the clarity of the buns shot! Enjoy your picnic :-)
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Hey Freedom, the pics came out great! I think tho you rock, I roll :)
Glad you posted the recipe too, I was going to email you just now asking for it :)
See ya next week!
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Hello, I just found this very interesting blog. I write and speak little English, sorry. Just can translate well try the recipe too much.
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Those hot cross buns sound amazing, I just might try them! Lately I've been interested in eating more raw foods, especially raw desserts. Your pictures are great too!
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This project was SO MUCH fun to head up for the Love Downtown PG project!
Make sure you go down this weekend and visit Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation #festivaloftreespgby
This project was SO MUCH fun to head up for the Love Downtown PG project!
Make sure you go down this weekend and visit Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation #festivaloftreespgby
I can't believe it has already been a year! Today was a big day not just for the studio, but also as I stepped into the position of Interim Executive Director of Innovation Central Society.
Live Work Communications will still be operating business as usual, but I am helping ICS bridge the gap as they find their next Executive Director. I could not do this without an incredible team(Chrystal & Katherine), cofounder (Mick) and studio partner (Bobbi). Also big thanks also goes to the forward thinking Board of ICS and our community partners such as David and Dan from Integris Credit Union.
There will be big news coming in the next few weeks and it will make more sense around why I have taken on this new position. But for now, cheers to 1255 4th Studio!
Happy 1st year Studio Birthday to us and the best studio partner, Bobbi Carpino Photography!#lovedowntownpgby
Very proud to be a part of the organizing committee for N2N Forum last week in Terrace. It was just the beginning of events where we bring industry and First Nations leaders together in conversation. Take a look at this article in the Terrace Standard.
Click here to read the Terrace Standard Article.by
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Is first wife of Buhari's daughter's husband-to-be shading her?
President Buhari's second daughter, Hajiya Fatima who he had with his deceased first wife Safinatu, is set to wed former Managing Director of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, Malam Gimba Yau Kumo, today, Friday 28th at her father's home in Daura, Katsina.
However, Fatima won't be Mallam Gimba's first wife. As it is permissible in Islam, Gimba, who is 57 years has other wives but one of them, Aishatu Gimba doesn't seem too pleased having another woman join the family.
She has been posting pictures and making comments that people are interpreting as subtle shades.
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Ministering to Children With Compassion
Posted by Minister Kila Jones on March 13, 2012 | 4 Comments
When Jesus ministered to others, the Bible often points out that He did so out of compassion. Compassion is defined as a deep, mixed passion compounded of love and sorrow. It is a sorrow to see people hurting and living outside of God's covenant, mixed with an unconditional love to help them overcome. When people were hurting, sick or needed provision, compassion moved Jesus into action (See Matthew 14:14, Matthew 15:32 & Mark 1:41 for examples). Likewise, as Christians and Ministry Leaders, we must allow that same compassion that swelled within Jesus' heart move us to help others, especially children.
The devil is a big bully and likes to pick on those who are physically & spiritually weak. Children are his #1 target. So God needs people, who are willing to be moved with compassion like Jesus, to help His children overcome the enemy's devices. Let's look at a few things that will help you minister to children with compassion.
Look beyond a child's behavior. Too often children are cast aside or even avoided because they have displayed consistent, unruly behavior. You've seen the child in the grocery store screaming at that top of their lungs, kicking their parent and demanding their way as onlookers shake their heads in disbelief. Or the child who is always crying for no apparent reason as soon as they hit the Children's Church check-in table. You know it's going to take a lot of energy, as always, to minister to them. We've all just shook our heads at one time or another and simply said, "That's pitiful." God needs us to move beyond just being grieved or sorrowful at the behavior and moved with compassion to help them.
Jesus demonstrated a wonderful example of looking beyond a child's behavior in Mark 9:14-29. In this passage, a father brings his son to Jesus' disciples because he is possessed by a demon. The disciples tried to help him but couldn't. The devil showed out through the boy right in front of Jesus, but Jesus wasn't phased. He got to the root of the problem, cast the devil out and set that child free. Jesus didn't just shake His head and say, "That child is just too bad. He can't come to me with all that going on." Jesus loved the child and did not allow the boy's behavior to distract Him from what really mattered, the child's life.
If Jesus can look beyond a child's behavior, who was possessed by the devil, surely we can look beyond a child's behavior and allow God's compassion to work through us to minister to them.
Be sensitive to God's guidance. Using the same passage above, the disciples wondered why they couldn't help the boy. Jesus told them that the devil could only be driven out of this situation as a result of prayer & fasting. This means that Jesus had to be prepared ahead of time in order to help this child because we don't see Him stop right then and fast & pray. Jesus spent consistent time communing with the Father. Jesus tells us in John 5:19, 30 and John 8:28 that He only said what the Father told Him, did what He saw the Father do and only what the Father taught Him. This means the Father told Jesus what the root of the boy's problem was and how to help him. As a result of Jesus' lifestyle of obedience & surrender, He was able to help that child on the spot.
Likewise, when we make time to continuously fellowship with God and allow Him to speak to us, He will tell us exactly how to minister to children out of a heart of compassion. We must be sensitive to His guidance and help His children whenever He needs us.
Believe that a child's situation is never too far gone. In Mark 5:21-42, we read the account of a father, Jairus, who sought Jesus' help for his ailing daughter. As Jesus was on his way to help Jairus's daughter, people came from his house to inform him that there was no need to seek further help from Jesus, his child had died. This situation was beyond help right? WRONG!! Jesus did not tell Jairus, "I'm really sorry about your daughter, but there's nothing I can do now." He did not shake His head and say, "Wow, I wish I could do something for him." Jesus gave Jairus specific instructions, "Be not afraid, only believe." (John 5:36) As long as Jairus was willing to believe and fear not, Jesus was able to turn that child's situation around! Thank God Jairus kept his faith turned on and refused to fear. He saw Jesus raise his daughter back to life! No matter how grave a child's condition may be, God can still turn it around. Whether it's a physical condition, a child's behavior, or a child's family situation, it is never too bad or too late or too far gone. Don't be afraid to step out in faith to help a child. Allow God's compassion to move you to action.
During these last days before Jesus' glorious return, you will encounter children who will need God's help. They may have been given up on by others, they may be beyond a doctor's help or their parents may not know what to do. Remember that you can minister to them effectively and help them just like Jesus. He said in John 14:12, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father." Just as Jesus was moved with compassion and able to rescue children from the snares of the devil, you can do the same using His Name and His power! Allow God's compassion to flood your heart for His children and move you to action on their behalf.
This article is written by Minister Kila Jones
Children's Minister for Word of Faith
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Sympathy - in memory of Laverne
Sketch: Stella Says Sketch
Music: Cut it Up
"B" - (Bible): Allsorts
Any: Crafty Friends
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This is lovely, Dorothy. I'm sorry for your loss. I know that her husband will appreciate the thought that you have put into this creation. Thanks so much for sharing with Stella Says Sketch at Catch the Bug this week!ReplyDelete
Thanks for entering our current challenge at Catch the Bug, lovely creation. Hope to see you here again.ReplyDelete
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Lovely card Dorothy. So sorry for the loss ofyour friend. These kinds of cards are so hard to make. Thank you for sharing with us at the Catch the Bug Stella Sketch challenge.ReplyDelete
Super cute!!! Thank you for joining us at Cut It Up, good luck!!! Amy DTReplyDelete
How very sweet of you to make a custom card for Laverne's husband. He'll think of her when he looks at it. It's very beautiful and calming.ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining us for our Music challenge at Cut it Up!
Lovely card so such a sad occasion.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing at Allsorts 'I Spy' challenge and good luck x Susan x
Hello Dorothy…. You have made a beautiful card in memory of your friend... Thanks for entering it into the 'Anything Goes' challenge at Crafty Friends Challenge Blog. Good luck in the draw and we would love you to join us again for our next challenge.ReplyDelete
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Food Plot Soil Health
Today I would like to write about soil health. Everyone knows we have to lime and fertilize our food plots, but why? When? How much? How often?
Once you have your food plot soil corrected in terms of pH and fertility and plant and animal communities working correctly in the soil, fertilizer and herbicide will not be necessary. Avoid using fertilizers and herbicides if possible. It is better not to mess with the soil structure and the biosphere with tillage and applications of soil amendments.
Ok, I'm about to get all scientific on you, so buckle up. If you are serious about growing big deer, you need healthy food plots, if you want healthy food plots, you need healthy soil.
Everyone if familiar with nutrients in fertilizer, Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potassium. But plants use 90 molecules in the soil. We know about Macronutrients but not so much about the Micronutrients. Micros are also important for plant growth and vigor.
Soil, Defined
What is soil, anyway? Soil is the earth's rock that has been weathered by the elements and lower life forms over the past 100 million years, more or less. It also consists of plant and animal matter (organic material,) air and water. Soil has layers or Profiles and Horizons which is not important here, since what we are concerned with is the O and A Horizon, or surface. This is where the humus is located, and the root zone of forbs. Soil also has a texture, which is the percentage of clay, silt and sand – which generally refers to the particle size. Clay particles are extremely small and flat in form and can hold a lot of molecules of nutrient molecules, gas molecules and water molecules on their surface. Soil texture is categorized by its relative content of sand, silt, clay particles and its humus content.
Good soil for food plots has 10% organic matter and rest should be an even volume of silt, sand, and clay.
Soil also has a structure, or the shape it takes when undisturbed. The way it clumps together and forms natural shapes and aggregates together determines its' structure. Don't worry too much about that either, just be aware of it since your soil classification you see on a soils map is influenced by this.
Your soil type may be an Inseptisol with a channery, silt loam texture. In English, this means it is relatively young and is stony and leans toward silt sized particles.
Ok, Back to Nutrients in Food Plots.
The Macros
Nitrogen – N is part of every amino acid molecule which are the building blocks of proteins, which are the molecules of many functions is organisms, including new cells for growth and repair and chemicals that regulate the functions and transfer information within the organism.
Phosphorous – P is used in the many biochemical reactions in plants including that which converts light to energy in photosynthesis. It is the P in ATP, the energy unit in a cell and it is part of RNA and DNA molecules. It is needed throughout the growth of a plant and increases when seeds are being produced as it takes a lot of energy and cell multiplication to do this.
Potassium – K is involved in numerous plant processes: acts as a catalyst in many chemical reactions. K regulates the opening and closing of stomates, the pores on a leaf that allows transpiration, and respiration of plants. Potassium causes the opening of pores to help cool the plant and let in atmospheric oxygen and hydrogen and closes the pores during drought stress to conserve water. K is involved with just about everything a plant does. It regulates the flow of energy produced by photosynthesis throughout the plant and is involved with the creation of ATP, the energy molecule within the cells.
Potassium and Magnesium need to be in proper balance. If you put too much of K fertilizer on it can be harmful to plants and also the animals that eat the plants.
The Micronutrients
Other important nutrients are Calcium Magnesium and Sulfer. Calcium and magnesium are important to soil pH and are derieved from rock decay. Sulfer can be from decaying organic matter. Micronutrients that are only needed in very small amounts are numerous and are the metals like iron, boron, zinc, etc.
Macronutrients are less available in soil with low pH and micronutrients tend to be less available in soil with high pH. A pH of 6.5 is a happy medium where the greatest availability of macronutrients and micronutrients are available at once. This is due to environmental conditions preferred by fungi and bacteria which make a lot of the nutrients available to the plants through their activities. Fungi like it acid and bacteria like it neutral or alkaline. Different plants like different pH levels, depending on the microorganisms that help it function.
What is PH
PH is a measure of how much Hydrogen cations (positively charged molecules) are in solution. If H ions are in solution, negatively charged Hydroxyl ions (OH ions) are held on the exchange sites of soil particles. OH ions take up spots that could be held, or exchanged with nutrient cations. Which brings us to the Cation Exchange Capacity of the soil. The higher the CEC is, the more nutrient cations that can be held by the soil and in turn taken up by the plant roots. OH ions are tightly held to the soil particles, not allowing nutrient cations to attach to the soil. So that's why low pH soil is a bad thing. Nutrients cannot move throughout the soil and work their way into plant roots.
What Does pH Correction Do?
PH is easily corrected with lime and if Magnesium is also low, you can put on limestone that is high in magnesium. Use pulverized limestone to get the quickest change in acidity. The reason limestone changes acidity is that it is made of Calcium with a carbon/oxygen group, making it calcium carbonate.
If there is hydrogen in solution (acidity) calcium carbonate reacts with it and makes water and carbon dioxide and the calcium molecules are available to the plant. Ca is a cation that is attracted to soil particles and is easily exchanged with other nutrient molecules.
Soil as a Living Organism
Now, I told you all that to get to this: There is a living community, a biosphere in the soil that consists of bacteria, fungi, worms, bugs like arthropods. There are by far more species you can't see than what you can. These life forms have there own ecosystem, with predators and prey, symbiotic relationships with plant roots, beneficial and harmful to plants, all in balance with each other. If the microbiology of the soil is intact, the soil takes care of itself.
The crop takes up nutrients with the help of mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobium bacteria that form symbiotic relationships with plant roots. The crop dies, decomposes or is eaten by animals and is eliminated as manure and deposited back into the soil. Decomposers like nematodes (worms) and other tiny bugs, bacteria and fungi work on the plant material, breaking it down to create the organic material or Humus in the O layer of soil. When this ecosystem is in balance, it regulates itself. You no longer need to put lime and fertilizer on your plot.
Why Fertilizer is Bad for Your Soil and not Necessary
Fertilizer, especially Nitrogen, is the number one culprit of causing soil pH to go down. Constantly adding N to soil causes acidity. Nitrogen and Phosphate also leaches out of the soil and causes terrible pollution of coastal waters. The only reason farmers have to add nutrients is because they harvest the nutrients in the form of corn, wheat, soybeans or whatever and take it off site. The molecules tied up in the crop are gone and no longer cycle back into the soil. Fertilizer and herbicides cause pollution, acidity and are expensive. We should avoid them if we can.
How Legumes Extract Nitrogen from the Air
The most important symbiotic relationships are the bacteria that form nitrogen-fixing nodules on the roots of legumes and also fix nitrogen without nodules on some grain plants. Everybody knows you need legumes to get N from the air. But how does this work? Atmospheric N is useless to plants because it is a tightly bound two-N molecule. A plant has to have a more loosely-bound molecule like Amonium, a Nitrogen with a hydroxide. That is what nitrogen fixation is.
How do Bacteria Fix N
How it works is this: A plant root, lets say a soybean plant, sends out a chemical signal. Just as a flower sends out an odor and color to attract pollinators, this signal attracts nitrogen-fixing bacteria. Bacteria in turn send other signals back to the root. The root then starts to grow around the bacteria – absorbing it into itself. The bacteria looses its cell wall and essentially becomes part of the root and enlarges. It feeds off the carbohydrates created by the plant from photosynthesis and, in turn, takes atmospheric N and makes it available to the plant by forming amonium and nitrates (NO3.)
There are also very important fungal nets that live on plant roots that help the plants obtain nutrients, oxygen and water.
There is a nutrient cycle and billions of tiny life forms with their own life cycles and relationships. When all is in balance. The soil is a healthy, living organism that is productive and will grow food forever.
No-till planting and keeping much of the plant material on the land has become popular in farming. Before heavy use of fertilizer, farmers had to rotate crops to add nitrogen back into the soil and to disrupt plant diseases. Disease is a symptom of an over-crowded monoculture. Too many of one plant or animal in one place – what do you get? With people it is plague, with beans it could be rust, with deer it could be EHD and CWD.
Correcting the System
If you have poor soils, you need to add lime, organic material and possibly some fertilizer. But once you have a good system in place, you should have to do very little in terms of soil amendments. Use no-till techniques, add manure, grow different plants to add variety, rotate your crops. Once in a while, you may want to do some herbicide applications, but not too often. And add a little fertilizer, but stay away from Nitrogen if you can. Legumes don't need it. And always use a soil test before you ever add soil amendments.
You now know more about food plots and soil in food plots than 99% of food plotters out their. Happy food plotting!


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"From the recipe files of "El's Kitchen"
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- 6 appetizer servings
- 6 elephant garlic cloves or 12 large garlic cloves peeled
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons (1/4 stick) butter
- 1 medium size red onion, thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon (packed) golden brown sugar
- 10 ounces soft fresh goat cheese, crumbled
- 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced fresh basil
- baguette slices
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Arrange garlic cloves in glass baking dish. Drizzle with vegetable oil. Cover and bake until garlic is very tender about 40 minutes for elephant garlic or 30 minutes for regular garlic. Transfer garlic to rack and cool. Melt butter in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add onion and saute until tender and beginning to brown, about 15 minutes. Add brown sugar, stir until melted. Remove fro heat and cool. Arrange onion mixture on bottom of 8x8 inch glass baking dish. Sprinkle cheese over. Arrange roasted garlic atop cheese. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead, cover and chill.) Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Bake garlic until cheese melts but mixture is not bubbling about 25 minutes. Add balsamic vinegar, stir until well blended. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer mixture to medium bowl. Sprinkle with basil. Serve warm or at room temperature with baguette slices.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories207
- Carbohydrates6 g(2%)
- Fat16 g(25%)
- Protein9 g(19%)
- Saturated Fat9 g(47%)
- Sodium230 mg(10%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber0 g(2%)
- Monounsaturated Fat5 g
- Cholesterol32 mg(11%)


text: I am back for more support. We have gotten so much worse. I honestly dont know how much more I can take. Let me recap my difficult child was diagnosed with ODD but now I really suspect BiPolar (BP) as she definitely has the signs. We were finally able to get her started this month on the inhome therapy and right now I just dont know how happy I am with them. It seems that sometimes they dont listen to what we are saying and just want to keep on this little path. I am trying real hard to handle them but I dont know. Right now she is unstable and getting worse like she did last summer and last summer was when she wound up running away and having to go to juvie for hitting me. I have gotten my youngest daughter out for a few weeks to give her a break. The counselor said she has noticed signs of mania with her and when the psychiatrist had his teleconference with her, he prescribed trileptal for her. When I mentioned the possibility of BiPolar (BP) with the therapist, she said they dont want to put labels on the children and that she will get better with time.


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Happy Monday! How was your weekend? San Francisco has been really warm lately, which is weird and nice all at the same time. Last weekend it was in the high eighty's in the city and by noon my apartment is like a sauna! We have windows all along one side of the apartment and the sun shines on from early morning until late night. I decided to head straight for the beach!
Ocean Beach Adventure
Outfit Details: Top Lacoste, Shorts Ralph Lauren (Similar), Shoes Franco Sarto (Similar), Plaid Shirt Stitch Fix, Sunglasses Ray Ban.
It's quite the trek out there with the 30-40 min train, but with some tunes on my Spotify and knowing what's at the end, it was worth it. At Ocean Beach you can take the muni all the way out and it stops right across the street from the beach. Just hop off and you can feel the fresh ocean breeze. I love being by the water. The ocean smell, warm sand, the smell of sunscreen, happy people all around and to top it off, hopefully a cooler full of delicious food and drinks! I brought my new planner hoping to get some work done, but the day ended up being mostly snacks, chatting with friends and having a great time. Here is the shocker though. I also went swimming in the ocean! Yea, I never thought I would ever say that. Just to let you know how big of a deal that actually is, the water at Ocean Beach, remember its' the pacific ocean, is freezing and I mean really freezing. A couple of my friends wanted to go in the water, but I was not planning on it. With 80's in the air though, I wouldn't mind a little ankle cool down so I went along. Before you know it, I was waist deep and figured I might as well just go for it! So there you have it, I went swimming at Ocean Beach!
Not the only one at the beach…Forgot to take a picture, but this picture of my wet hot-dog legs might be somewhat proof that I went swimming?
Straight Outta Compton
I haven't been to the movies in forever, but this weekend we went to see Straigh Outta Compton. Have you seen it? I know it's got mixed reviews, but I loved it! It's based on a true story and if you're older than 25, you might even remember it. I was not prepared for all the funny scenes, but be prepared to laugh and cry! I was blown away at how Ice Cube's son, O'Shea Jackson Jr. looks like him! They're like twins. I don't think the trailer does it justice so I would just go ahead and see it.
And then there is movie snacks. Back in Norway, we have something called smagodt which basically is like a "sampler" kiosk and you can have one of everything. There is so much good candy!
I miss it every time, but for now I'll make do with Popcorn and Milk Duds.
What's your favorite movie snacks?
Until Next Time, Hadet På Badet!
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