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I am not a history guy. But, from what I have collected from movies, TV shows and people, I see that old British society was male-dominant and there were female rights issues too. But, I also see some powerful queens in the history and the "for Queen and the Country" thing. Where's the catch? These two things don't look compatible.
Until now, British law has given priority to male over female heirs of kings. But where there were no male heirs, a girl got the nod.
For instance, King Henry VIII had three (surviving, legitimate) children; Edward (the youngest), Mary, and Elizabeth. Edward, the boy, was crowned king ahead of his two older sisters. He died in adolescence (without children), so his older sister Mary was crowned Queen Regnant (a female king), and when she died childless in middle age, the middle child was crowned as Queen Elizabeth I.
Centuries later, King George VI had "only" two daughters, Elizabeth, and Margaret, so the former was crowned Elizabeth II. But if Margaret had been a boy named Mark, then "Mark" would have been crowned king over Elizabeth.
Going forward, Kate Middleton's first child was a boy, but even if it had been a girl, under the newest laws, the girl would (assuming she lived long enough) have been crowned Queen (Regnant), even ahead of any younger brothers she might have had.
Britain's order of succession is determined by male-preference cognatic primogeniture (in the future it will be equal primogeniture). This allows a female to ascend the throne as queen regnant (queen in her own right, as opposed to being a consort to a king). Queens Elizabeth I & II and Queen Victoria are example of such queens. In their cases, there is no king - spouses of Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II are titled "prince consort", and they are merely consorts to their queens.
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Jonesborough's summer education students to stage 'Willy Wonka Junior'
Audiences of "Willy Wonka Junior" will be in for a sweet treat as some of the region's up-and-coming young actors take them on the trip of a lifetime through a world of pure imagination.
Performances of the "scrumdidilyumptious" musical will be held at 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., June 21 and 22 at the McKinney Center, located in the Booker T. Washington School at 103 Franklin Ave., Jonesborough. The show marks the first staged production to be held in the McKinney Center since it underwent extensive renovations.
Tickets are $10 for general admission, $7 for seniors and students, and $5 for groups of 15 or more with advance reservations.
As part of Jonesborough's Mary B. Martin Program for the Arts and in collaboration with Jonesborough Repertory Theatre, children in the town's summer education program make up the cast and crew of "Willy Wonka Junior," adapted from Roald Dahl's classic children's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."
The story follows enigmatic candy manufacturer Willy Wonka as he stages a contest by hiding golden tickets in five of his scrumptious candy bars. Whoever finds these tickets will win a free tour of the Wonka factory as well as a lifetime supply of candy.
Four of the five winning children are insufferable brats: the fifth is a likeable young lad named Charlie Bucket, who takes the tour in the company of his equally amiable grandfather.
Audiences will follow along as the group is eliminated one by one through tempting situations in the Chocolate Smelting Room, the Chocolate River, the Inventing Room, the Nut Room and the Choco-Vision Room.
In turn, the lovable Oompa Loompas teach the contest winners a thing or two about life and each other.
Who will win the grand prize of a lifetime supply of chocolate, as each child takes the ultimate test of character without even knowing it?
Stephen Cradic, who plays Charlie, is an aspiring actor from Johnson City who dreams of performing in the Big Apple some day.
"I don't really get nervous. I love it," Cradic said. "My butterflies just disappear after the first scene."
The University School fifth grader has also been cast as Baby Bear and Young Shrek in Jonesborough Repertory Theatre's upcoming "Shrek the Musical."
"Singing 'Golden Ticket' is probably my favorite part of this show. I just love being on stage," he said.
Playing Willy Wonka will be Emma Lowe of Gray. A seventh grader at Gray Elementary School, Lowe has been involved with Jonesborough's theatre programs for a year, but has been acting since she was 8. She was last seen in JRT's production of "Seussical the Musical" during the 2012 summer education program.
"I do still get a little nervous, but I just pray for a good show before I go on stage," Lowe said. "I love singing the song 'Pure Imagination' in 'Willy Wonka Junior'."
With a theatre resume longer than that of most folks triple her age, Annika Burley, who has been acting since she was 6, marks her 20th show in Jonesborough with "Willy Wonka Junior," in which she plays Phineous Trout the reporter.
"Seussical the Musical" has been her favorite show in Jonesborough so far. She was recently cast as Teenage Fiona in JRT's "Shrek the Musical." The ninth grader at Science Hill High School said that adding her own twist to a character is a fun way to get the audience involved.
"I like to improve lines," she said. "The hardest part is getting them all straight."
A total of nearly three dozen cast and crew members make up Jonesborough's musical theatre conservatory. Students range in age from kindergarten through 11th grade.
Rounding out the cast are Magnus Allen, Kailee Amburgey, Will Bishop, Guthrie Butler, Lexxi Carter, Sydney Compton, Hannah Dawson, Charlie Dudgeon, Megan Dudgeon, Angelica Fischer, Sydney Fleming, Christina Fulcher, Meredith Fullbright, Aiyven Gilbert, Jalen Glass, Mackenzie Glover, Jillian Hawkins, Garrett Howell, Rowan Mills, Gary Rice, Eliza Smith, Eryn Stelzer, Lily Stelzer, Sophia Wabshall and Amber Whaddoups.
Students are under the direction of Janette Gaines, a JRT director and educator, and Kathleen Buttolph, director of Arts Education for Jonesborough's Mary B. Martin Program for the Arts. Choreography is by Hannah Jeffress, with musical direction by Lucas Schmidt.
The show's lighting director and designer is Karen Elb. Technical assistants include David Hyde, Magda Gaines, Molly Gaines and Taylor Vanders
Tickets can be purchased by calling (423) 753-1010 or by visiting the JRT website, www.jonesboroughtheatre.com.


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Mark Webber bid farewell to a "thoroughly enjoyable career" with a runner-up result at the season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix.
The Australian driver put in a gritty performance at the Interlagos circuit where he tussled with Fernando Alonso and Nico Rosberg as he worked his way up the order.
Having to contend with tricky conditions as a few drops of rain fell, Webber raced to second place behind his team-mate Sebastian Vettel, securing his 42nd podium result.
"It was a very good finish to my career, a good fight," he said.
"I want to thank Seb, Fernando, Lewis all the guys who have been in window the last few years.
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"I want to thank everyone in Australia and I want to thank everyone who has helped me - they know who they are."
Brazil marked the end of a 12-year career in F1 for the 37-year-old who is now off to the Porsche sportscars.
"It has been a thoroughly enjoyable career," he added.
"Enjoy watching F1 next year with these guys, off to Porsche and looking forward to it."
Heading back into the pits at the end of the grand prix Webber did the unusual in taking off his helmet and waving to the crowd.
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If your case of the Mondays is bleeding over into Tuesday, we've got just the thing to brighten things up a bit. Rupert Sanderson's new lookbook has just arrived, and it's simply packed with stunning soles to leave even the most crazed shoe fanatic stunned. Here, Sanderson offers his take on just about every shoe silhouette out there, from flat skimmers and strappy heels to ankle boots and stilettos.
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Julia Martinez, 11, of Fairfax was a guest at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, Calif., on March 5 and 6 for the taping of Kids Week, a segment of the popular TV game show, �Jeopardy!�
Youth and academic excellence are celebrated when 15 of the nation�s brightest 10-, 11- and 12-year-olds compete during Kids Week, scheduled to air July 30 through Aug. 3. This year�s whiz kids were selected from the nearly 9,000 vying for a spot in the competition.
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�Jeopardy!,� the winner of 29 Emmy awards, was inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records for the most awards won by a TV game show. The series is the No. 1-rated quiz show in syndication with 25 million viewers each week.
Five WATCH Awards go to Fairfax theaters
The 12th annual Washington Area Theatre Community Honors, recognizing artistic and technical excellence in community theater, took place March 11 at The Birchmere in Alexandria. Elden Street Players of Herndon collected the most awards of any Fairfax County theater company.
Thirty-two community theaters staging 127 musicals and plays participated in the WATCH adjudication process, including seven from Fairfax: The Alliance Theatre, Aldersgate Church Community Theater, Elden Street Players, McLean Community Players, Providence Players, Reston Community Players and Vienna Theatre Company.
Fairfax theater groups received the following awards:
�Outstanding Set Painting for a Musical: Cathy Reider and James Villarrubia for �Ain't Misbehavin�,� Elden Street Players;
�Outstanding Sound Design in a Play: Ben Allen for �A Mid-Summer Night's Dream,� Elden Street Players;
�Outstanding Hair Design in a Play: Beth Harrison and George Smith for �Auntie Mame,� Providence Players of Fairfax;
�Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical: Jade Jones for �Ain't Misbehavin,�� Elden Street Players;
�Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: Christopher Prince for �Ain't Misbehavin,�� Elden Street Players.
For the full list of WATCH winners, visit www.washingtontheatre.org.
Burke dancers named national champions
The Senior Dance Company from Buffa�s Dance Studio in Burke was crowned Grand National Champions when the group competed Feb. 25 at the Contest of Champions at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Fla.
The top award includes a $3,000 prize and an invitation to perform in the Macy�s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The Buffa company captured first-place awards in the Lyrical, Modern, Jazz and Pom categories. Emma Bradley, a junior at West Springfield High School, was awarded first place for Senior Solo, and Emma Presing, an eighth-grader at Alexandria Country Day School, captured first place in the Junior Solo category.
Melissa Hargett, Lindsay Snider, Laura Steen and Tom Alexander coach the senior dance company.
Longfellow heads to national science bowl
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu and Congressman Frank Wolf have announced Longfellow Middle School was the winner of the Virginia Middle School Science Bowl on March 3.
Longfellow competed against 22 teams from across the state in one of the regional competitions of the 22nd annual U.S. Department of Energy National Science Bowl. Longfellow now is eligible to compete in the national finals in Washington, D.C., at the end of April.
The National Science Bowl brings together thousands of middle and high school students from across the country to compete on a range of science disciplines, including biology, chemistry, earth science, physics, astronomy and math.
�Congratulations to the students at the Longfellow Middle School — some of America�s future leaders in the science, technology, engineering and math fields,� Chu said. �Through the National Science Bowl, we�re challenging today�s students and ensuring that America stays competitive in a rapidly advancing world.�
The Department of Energy created the National Science Bowl in 1991 to encourage students to excel in mathematics and science and to pursue careers in those fields. More than 200,000 students have participated in the bowl, the nation�s largest science competition.
Annandale churches to merge
Two Annandale churches — Annandale United Methodist Church on Columbia Pike and Immanuel United Methodist Church on Heritage Drive —will become one congregation July 1.
Leaders from both congregations have worked for nearly a year to bring this merger to fruition. The merger proposal was approved separately at conferences conducted by each church�s congregation in February, under the leadership of Alexandria District Superintendent the Rev. Kenneth Jackson.
The Revs. Clarence Brown, Eduardo Carrillo and Cynthia Johnson-Oliver will lead worship services and provide pastoral care for the newly merged congregation.
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Military salutesAir Force Senior Airman Darek Baczewski, a 2005 graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, won first place in two categories in the Pacific Air Forces Media Contest.
Baczewski is a radio and TV broadcaster assigned to the 51st Fighter Wing at Osan Air Base in Korea. He finished first for TV Spot Production and TV News Report. The senior airman has served in the military for three years.
Army Command Sgt. Maj. Joseph Legra has returned to Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., after being deployed to Iraq serving in support of Operation New Dawn. Operation New Dawn officially came to an end Dec. 15.
Legra, the command sergeant major with the 275th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, Fort Lee, has served 27 years in the military. He is an Alexandria resident.
Air Force Airmen Gabriel Reed and Thomas Junyszek graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Both earned distinction as honor graduates.
Reed, son of Lynn Reed of Burke, is a 2009 graduate of Robinson Secondary School. Junyszek is a 2007 graduate of Lake Braddock High School.
Army Pvt. Erik Melgarejo has graduated from Basic Combat Training at Fort Sill in Lawton, Okla. Melgarejo, son of Hernan Melgarejo of Chantilly and Miriam Nunez of Woodbridge, is a 2010 graduate of South County High School.


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Innovation, new media thrive on local classical scene
Soundcrawl, Nashville's Sound Art and New Media festival, has announced the lineup for its fourth annual festival, happening this year Oct. 6-10.
The opening night features a rare solo set by electric violinist Tracy Silverman, followed by five nights of contemporary, experimental and indeterminate music, which includes piano-controlled Mortal Kombat games, Microsoft Kinect-enabled interactive dance, and music premieres incorporating technology with classical music.
The event promises an "eclectic mix of live performances and innovative media installations in a carnival atmosphere."
Founded in 2009, Soundcrawl is an initiative of nonprofit Artists for Community Transformation. Since its inception, Soundcrawl has received 543 submissions from artists and composers in 45 countries.
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From the classical Greek ethnic name meaning 'Dorian woman'. The Dorians were one of the tribes of Greece; their name was traditionally derived from an ancestor, Dōros (son of Hellen, who gave his name to the Hellenes, i.e. the Greek people as a whole), but it is more likely that Dōros (whose name could be from dōron 'gift') was invented to account for a tribal name of obscure origin. In Greek mythology, Doris was a minor goddess of the sea, the consort of Nereus and the mother of his daughters, the Nereids or sea-nymphs, who numbered fifty (in some versions, more). The name was especially popular from about 1880 to about 1930, and was borne by the American film star Doris Day (b. 1924 as Doris Kappelhoff), among others.
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I am taking the flavors of Country Captain and reinterpreting them for Thanksgiving by rubbing my turkey with curry and warm toasty spices and roasting it instead of the Country Captain's method of braising. I am going to riff on the captain by adding some of the traditional flavors to my Thanksgiving sides. This is a whole new Thanksgiving feast. I love the classic, but this Thanksgiving, the feast is getting a make-over!
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Preheat the oven to 425
Make the Rub: Combine the rub ingredients and set aside.
Scatter the vegetables and the turkey neck on the bottom of a roasting pan. I do not use a V-rack or other single use contraptions. The veggies will keep the turkey from sitting in its juices and getting a "soggy" bottom!
Place the cut up lemon and orange into the cavity. Tie the legs together and tuck the wings underneath the bird. This will ensure a nicer shaped bird at the end of roasting and will help the turkey to roast evenly.
Rub the turkey, with the rub, all over including the bottom. Season generously with salt and pepper.
Place the turkey in the oven and roast for 30 minutes. Decrease the temperature to 325 and continue roasting for another 2 ½-3 hours or until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh registers 160. Remove the turkey and lightly tent with foil and allow to rest for 30 minutes before carving.
Meanwhile, discard the vegetables at the bottom of the pan (they did their job by flavoring the drippings). Skim off the fat from the drippings and transfer to a sauce pan.
Add the coconut milk and curry powder to the turkey drippings and whisk together. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper.
Yield: Serves 8-10
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Although college is a time of learning and exploration, there is also the inevitable stress of college life. The University of Dayton Counseling Center seeks to provide opportunities for students to work towards a more balanced life style. As a result, students are freed to pursue a fuller and richer expression of their educational experience.
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text: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_SandersThere was widespread speculation that Sanders' retirement was a calculated move on his behalf to orchestrate a trade to a more legitimate contender.[citation needed] The Green Bay Packers and Miami Dolphins were both considered among the front runners in the negotiations. Sanders and Dolphin quarterback Dan Marino reportedly[by whom?] both expressed a private interest in finishing their careers together (Marino never had the benefit of a premier running back behind him) and try to win a Super Bowl. However, Detroit was either unable to find an attractive enough offer, or unwilling to negotiate altogether with other teams. It had been a long standing practice for the Detroit Lions to not accommodate players' requests for trades.