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- 600amHappy Yoga With Sarah StarrThis Episode : Radiant BloomThis Episode: Radiant Bloom
Enjoy the radiant summer sunflower setting as Sarah Starr guides you expertly through a modified yoga practice with an emphasis on alignment - dedicated to opening the full circumference of the hip-joints using a chair for support as well as gentle seated stretching for the upper body.
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- 630amHappy Yoga With Sarah StarrThis Episode : SeascapesThis Episode: Seascapes
Allow the calming waves and sparkling sea caves to soothe you as we experience the gift of renewal through a series of tranquil, rejuvenating poses using a chair for support, including shoulder, chest and upper back stretches, hip openers, twists and more.
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- 700amBulging BridesThis Episode : Big Fat Italian BrideThis Episode: Big Fat Italian Bride
Pasta, wine, and chocolate: three sins Dinas atoning for now. Her Italian family expects her to mangia, mangia, mangia but Dinas two-piece wedding dress is bursting at the seams. This bulging bride has plenty of hurdles on the road to the big day.
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- 730amBulging BridesThis Episode : Break OutThis Episode: Break Out
Out-of-shape Yolanda is in for the struggle of her life when she tries to drop pounds and inches for her wedding. Exercise and healthy eating are totally new concepts for this bride-to-be as she breaks with the past and makes a fresh new start.
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- 800amPaid ProgrammingPaid Programming
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- 900amSo ChicThis Episode : Electric ChicThis Episode: Electric Chic
Best friends Rochelle and Michelle have been invited to the celebrity-studded Bell Ball, for an evening of electric entertainment and Electric Chic. Rochelle has a bold personality hiding under a baggy disguise. Steven on his high budget, will move Rochelle from hide-and-seek to show-and-tell. Michelle has a daytime job in the corporate world but moonlights in a funkier job that demands she look fabulous. On his low budget, Chris will show Michelle how to go from sensible to sensational.
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- 930amSo ChicThis Episode : Shakespearian ChicThis Episode: Shakespearian Chic
Yvette and Kit have been best friends for over a decade. Tonight, theyve been invited to the Canadian Opera Companys opening night of Macbeth an evening that calls for Shakespearian Chic. Kit has lost her fashion edge, and is stuck in a sporty rut. Yvette refuses to treat herself, and dresses in drab clothing that doesnt suit her colourful personality.
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- 1000amStyle By JuryThis Episode : Keep Your Chin UpThis Episode: Keep Your Chin Up
Style by Jury is a makeover series about creating the best first impression possible. After a revealing judgment by a jury of their peers, makeover candidates are transformed during an intensive seven-day process. A team of experts in image, fashion, hair and make-up, cosmetic dermatology, dentistry and emotional health show the participants and the viewers how to bring out their best and get that "wow" factor without having to go under the knife. The transformations are amazing and verdicts are overturned after these lucky candidates get the second chance to make a first impression.
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- 1030amStyle By JuryThis Episode : Recruiting LynnThis Episode: Recruiting Lynn
Style by Jury is a makeover series about creating the best first impression possible. After a revealing judgment by a jury of their peers, makeover candidates are transformed during an intensive seven-day process. A team of experts in image, fashion, hair and make-up, cosmetic dermatology, dentistry and emotional health show the participants and the viewers how to bring out their best and get that "wow" factor without having to go under the knife. The transformations are amazing and verdicts are overturned after these lucky candidates get the second chance to make a first impression.
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- 1100amPaid ProgrammingPaid Programming
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- 1200pmEsther ExtraordinaireThis Episode : Sofa So GoodThis Episode: Sofa So Good
Its designer verses designer when Esther is commissioned to do repeat client Enzo s great room. Enzo is a furniture maker, Esthers dear friend and business associate. He is also a creative stubborn artist who is used to having his own waykind of like another designer we know and love. Can Esther work with micromanaging Enzo to get his golden great room to shine? Meanwhile Esther surprises David with a round of golf a la Estheronly its not what he had in mind for the day.
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- 1230pmEsther ExtraordinaireThis Episode : Lofty IdeasThis Episode: Lofty Ideas
Esther is challenged to impress new clients, real estate agents Romy and Jeremy They want their great room to be great and know the value of having a showpiece in their home. Meanwhile Esther, desperate for grandchildren, hatches a plan to set up David with Jessica, the artist shes commissioned for the project. Will Davids love life survive Esthers matchmaking?
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- 100pmPaid ProgrammingPaid Programming
- 200pmDiva On A DimeThis Episode : The Big BreakThis Episode: The Big Break
Emily Weedon is the lead singer in an up-and-coming band. They just got booked for a showcase performance and will be playing for several record executives scouting the next big thing. In the music industry image is everything, and can make the difference whether you get signed by a record label or not. So Emily has turned to Diva on a Dime to create some attitude and whip up excitement for the big night. Its rock star all the way, as we see if her new look lands her in the big time.
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- 230pmDiva On A DimeThis Episode : Fashionably FunnyThis Episode: Fashionably Funny
Stand up comedian June Morrow knows you have to set the stage to get big laughs. This tomboy wants a feminine twist, so people dont inevitably compare her to Ellen Degeneres. Shes her own person and feels now is the time to define her own look. June wants to reveal her transformation at her next big performance and find out if it deserves an ovation.
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- 300pmAmbush MakeoverThis Episode : Slam Dunk Look & New Look For A New BrideAmbush Makeover
Location: PittsburghToday, Ambush Makeover calls Style Agent Nicole in for a set up! Nicole gives a graduating college basketball star a winning look for her first real job!Location: Las VegasUp next: Style Agent William ambushes a new bride with a chic look as she starts her new life as a wife and mom to be!
- 330pmAmbush MakeoverThis Episode : Military Mom & Sexy SirenAmbush Makeover
Location: IndianapolisFirst up: Style Agent Gigi pampers a mother, whose husband is overseas serving in the Army, and gives her an updated look. Location: Providence, RIThen: Style Agent Nancy ambushes a plain Jane and transforms her into a sexy siren just in time for a girls night out!
- 400pmFearless In The KitchenThis Episode : Rosemary: Blue Suede GooThis Episode: Rosemary: Blue Suede Goo
Rosemarys family doesnt want her anywhere near the kitchen. Her cooking is awful, but even worse, shes set not one, but two, kitchen fires. Christine decides Rosemarys first challenge is to learn how to fight fires from real firefighters. Later, Rosemary works as a short-order cook and is flabbergasted to learn that her biggest order is cooking for her favourite Elvis impersonator. Later, she has to prepare a traditional meal for her very skeptical family.
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- 430pmFearless In The KitchenThis Episode : John: Brutal On The BbqThis Episode: John: Brutal On The Bbq
Johns a terrible cook. He cant even use the BBQ. Christine decides that its time for John to be a man and learn how to grill. She shows him how to cook the perfect steak, and then takes him on an Oyster adventure in hopes that he can prepare a surf and turf meal for his wife and friends. But before he can do that, Christine turns up the pressure and has him grill ribs for hundreds of people at an International Ribfest.
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- 500pmSouthern Fried FitnessThis Episode : Call Me Butter Cuz Im On A Roll- Enjoy These Cleaned Up Southern ClassicsThis Episode: Call Me Butter Cuz Im On A Roll- Enjoy These Cleaned Up Southern Classics
In this episode of Southern Fried Fitness, Robin will Clean Up two classic Southern dishes and explain steps to Learn, Master, and TEACH the gift of health! As always, stay tuned in the end for Robins Southern Indulgence.
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- 530pmSouthern Fried FitnessThis Episode : Celebrate The South With This Classic Catfish FryThis Episode: Celebrate The South With This Classic Catfish Fry
Southern food, rich in history, and inspired by a variety of cultures; flavors, and aromas that are reminiscent of childhoods most treasured memories. When we no longer celebrate the foods that have defined us for generations, we will no longer be Southerners. In this episode of Southern Fried Fitness Robin prepares her very favorite 20% indulgent dishes, leaving the guilt behind.
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- 600pmAt The Table WithThis Episode : Jacques TorresThis Episode: Jacques Torres
No one craves chocolate like Jacques Torres. In fact hes known as Mr. Chocolate in the culinary world. Jacques Torres has wanted to be a baker since age 15, and growing up in France, he had some of the best mentors in the business. He brought his talents to the famed Le Cirque Restaurant in New York where he created masterful desserts for presidents, kings and celebrities. Jacques is now Dean of Pastry Studies at the French Culinary Institute and has created his own line of chocolate delights called Jacques Torres Chocolate. His factory in Brooklyn goes through a hundred tons of chocolate a year but it is no way an assembly line: As Jacques says, Im an artisan. Iwanted people to put a face on chocolate.
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- 630pmAt The Table WithThis Episode : Cat CoraThis Episode: Cat Cora
Cat Cora grew up in Mississippi the daughter of Greek immigrants. Her grandfather ran diners in the delta where Cat first caught the restaurant bug. She eventually trained at The Culinary Institute of America and at one of her first gigs in California, the legendary Jacques Pepin happened to dine at her restaurant. He was so impressed he immediately wrote The James Beard House and declared Cat a chef to watch. She soon was asked to be the first female Iron Chef and she leaped at the chance. (Having played softball as a young girl, she loved competition.) Cat also founded Chefs for Humanity and during Hurricane Katrina she and fellow chefs like Ming Tsai werefeeding between three and five thousand people a day. Cat has a certain affinity for helping others in part, because as a lesbian chef in a world dominated by men, surviving is what shes good at.
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- 700pmFlashpointThis Episode : One Wrong MoveThis Episode: One Wrong Move
A series of bombs are set through the city. Against a ticking clock SRU has to find them, dismantle them and evacuate the premises. The bombs are set by eco-terrorists. Their intention is to scare the public into doing what they want but not hurt anyone. The final bomb is at a University. Louis goes in to dismantle the bomb under Spike's guidance, but as he gets closer to the bomb, he steps on a landmine. Our team works furiously to try to dismantle the land mine, but there is no way. In a terribly sad turn of events, after telling his parents that he loves them, Lou is forced to sacrifice his life for the team and the lives of the University students.
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- 800pmFlashpointThis Episode : Never Let You DownThis Episode: Never Let You Down
As the team mourns Lou, and we meet Leah Kearns, a dangerous stalker kidnaps a woman, whom he believes to be his own daughter. Nevertheless, he threatens to kill her if she does not go along with his plans. The stalker also kidnaps and injures her fianc. Our team investigates the news station where the young woman works.
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- 900pmChef At HomeThis Episode : Fennel Fish StewThis Episode: Fennel Fish Stew
Starting with fresh halibut and haddock, and a little East Coast inspiration, Michael devises a Mediterranean-style fish stew with the addition of fennel and tomato. He finishes it off with a tangy orange and garlic garnish. A French loaf with anchovy butter and a little zest of lemon perfects the meal.
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- 930pmChef At HomeThis Episode : Three Meat PastaThis Episode: Three Meat Pasta
After a long day of errands and chores, Michael opts to make a quick and easy meal. A tasty three-meat sauce that includes beef, pork and veal turns good old spaghetti into an original feast of flavour. The meat sauce is rounded off with a few slices of pancetta and finely chopped vegetables. Roasted garlic bread and a salad of romaine lettuce with croutons and Italian dressing complete this scrumptious dinner.
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- 1000pmChef At LargeThis Episode : Food StylingThis Episode: Food Styling
Chef Michael discovers the magic and technique behind food advertising for television and print. We follow two talented and respected Food Stylists who earn their living by making tomatoes look great!
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- 1030pmChef At LargeThis Episode : Famous People PlayersThis Episode: Famous People Players
Michael pays a visit to the internationally successful Famous People Players Dinner Theatre. This is where great cuisine meets inspiring theatre, all brought to you by a colorful troupe of inspirational performers.
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- 1100pmLoving SpoonfulsThis Episode : Anne Lytwyn's Ukrainian FeastThis Episode: Anne Lytwyn's Ukrainian Feast
Anne Lytwyn is a classic Ukrainian "Baba" who sings, dances and teaches David to make "Meat on a Stick".
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- 1130pmLoving SpoonfulsThis Episode : Juanita Berry 's Southern-fried RabbitThis Episode: Juanita Berry 's Southern-fried Rabbit
Juanita Berry, a "Grandma from Alabama" cooks up Sweet Potato Pie, Southern Fried Rabbit and teaches David how to play 'ball and jacks'.
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- 1200amAnna And Kristina's Grocery BagThis Episode : Entertaining With BoozeThis Episode: Entertaining With Booze
Anna & Kristina have been known to enjoy a glass of wine from time to time, but cooking a meal where every recipe contains alcohol might be too much even for them! A test of different preservation methods finds out the best way to store leftover wine.
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- 1230amAnna And Kristina's Grocery BagThis Episode : Small Bites By Jennifer JoyceThis Episode: Small Bites By Jennifer Joyce
Anna and Kristina love hors doeuvres but will a cookbook full of Small Bites prove that bigger is not always better? And Anna and Kristina follow the old adage: when life gives you lemons, test lemon juicers.
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- 100amBreeder Of The PackThis Episode : Basset HoundThis Episode: Basset Hound
Debra Hull breeds her Basset Hounds to be top competitors in the show ring, and she doesnt approve of second place. Hulls hounds need to earn their keep, whether its winning a show title or landing a Hollywood role in the moviesthese dogs even help with the laundry!In this episode, we feature three of the Hull hounds all at different stages in their doggie careers. We meet a problematic pup, Dahlia, who may not be able to live up to her elite pedigree in the show ring; Lily, her top dog, whos a serious contender for a Best in Breed prize; and Debras oldest Basset Hound, Megs, who at the age of 11 is finally getting her moment in the limelight when she is cast opposite an Oscar nominee in a Hollywood film. The pressure mounts when Debra travels to the National Basset Hound Specialty competition. Its here where we find out the fate of her young pup. If Dalia doesnt perform well, theres good chance that Debra just may give her away. And all eyes will be on Debras favourite dog, Lilly, who is ju
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- 130amBreeder Of The PackThis Episode : ChihuahuaThis Episode: Chihuahua
Lucinda Glenny has over 25 years of experience breeding and training dogs. Previously a breeder of poodles, Lucinda currently has only one left: Kudos, a seven-time National Champ, and her last remaining poodle. Unfortunately Kudos now has a terminal disease. With her most successful breeding programme coming to an end, she is working hard to start up a new one with a new breed Chihuahuas. Its the passing of the torch: from one breeding dynasty to a new one.Lucinda is putting all her hopes on Sonic, a feisty little male Chihuahua. Lucinda takes her young stud to meet adorable prospective mates, but in order to attract the highest quality bitches, Lucinda realizes that she needs Sonic to stand out in the pack. So shes daringly entered him in Working Title a competition which up until now has been the exclusive the domain of much larger dogs like Retrievers, Shepherds, and Collies. Little Sonic has been practising the obstacle course, but is struggling to make the jump. In the end, all that matters
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- 200amIn The Dog HouseThis Episode : No Regard For BeauregardThis Episode: No Regard For Beauregard
Beauregard, an overweight Dachshund is a canine shredding machine, gobbling up everything from furniture to underwear to designer leather boots totalling $10,000 in damage. His bad habits are so extreme, that his family has considered putting him down, if obesity doesnt kill him first. When it comes to enforcing the rules, some family members cant be bothered while others struggle with the workload. Can Brad get the whole family serious about the situation before Beauregard's next bombshell?
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- 230amIn The Dog HouseThis Episode : A Penny For Her ThoughtsThis Episode: A Penny For Her Thoughts
Alison is only 11, but her anxiety levels are through the roof. Shes obsessed with taking full responsibility and control of Penny, her much-loved Blue Heeler. But Penny is vicious with other dogs, bolts out doors and gates at every opportunity and is generally out of control and hard to handle. Its a problem young Alison cant fix and a dynamic her family cant handle anymore. Can Brad give this family the tools to get Pennys bad behavior under control to relieve the pressure on young Alison before sheor her mother have a breakdown?
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- 300amAnna And Kristina's Beauty CallThis Episode : Dress To ImpressThis Episode: Dress To Impress
Its not just a good resume that gets you the job - clothes can make or break your chances of success. Anna and Kristina prove their point with a fun experiment! The girls also shop for a viewer who wants to smarten up for the office that look the pick gets judged by glamorous super model turned fashion designer, Monika Schnarre. JUDGE: Monika Schnarre Canadas First Supermodel / Fashion DesignerTIP FROM THE TOP: Philippe Dubuc Fashion Designer
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- 330amAnna And Kristina's Beauty CallThis Episode : Paint The Town Red!This Episode: Paint The Town Red!
Style hunters Anna and Kristina have just one afternoon and a $500 budget to find a stylish new look to help a viewer whos turning fifty take on the Big Apple! Plus, how to take your makeup look from daytime to partytime!JUDGE: David Dixon - Fashion DesignerTIP FROM THE TOP: Nadya Toto Fashion Designer
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- 400amNeatThis Episode : Downsize This!This Episode: Downsize This!
Andrea and Sheldon are new empty-nesters. When their 20-year old daughter went off to college, they moved from a 4000 ft2 home into a smaller 1500 ft2 bungalow. The problem is when they downsized their space they didnt downsize their belongings. The bedroom is full of clothes Andrea doesnt wear, and the basement is strewn with old pieces of furniture, stacks of framed artwork and a bar that acts as a dumping ground for homeless knickknacks and memorabilia. Andrea and Sheldon thought their new home would signify a fresh start but its not working out that way - they need help. In this episode, Hellen teaches Andrea and Sheldon how to let go of the belongings that no longer fit their lifestyle and helps them create a neat and spacious environment they can enjoy together.
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- 430amNeatThis Episode : Deliver Us From Clutter!This Episode: Deliver Us From Clutter!
Nancy has two young children, a third on the way, and a clutter problem she finally has to face. While the rest of the house is tidy, the guest room and soon to be childs bedroom is the epicenter of Nancys hidden addiction and the source of her escalating anxiety. With a large dose of empathy and some tricks of the trade specifically designed for moms on the go, Hellen teaches Nancy how to re-focus her time and resources. Now this busy mom has time for her kids and herself along with the know-how to keep the clutter at bay.
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- 500amDesign RivalsThis Episode : In The Dog HouseThis Episode: In The Dog House
Deb and her husband rescued her dogs from the Humane Society after volunteering to take them for walks. Wanting to share the experience she brings Chris and Steven to volunteer to walk some dogs and get to know her better. Shes ready to rid her living room and dining room of orange pine and the junky mishmash of furniture.
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- 530amDesign RivalsThis Episode : Zen JennThis Episode: Zen Jenn
Jenn is leaving student living behind her. Her future looks bright with a new job in a new city and a brand new condo her first home on her own. Shes a busy young doctor with an equally busy social life who needs to fit in relaxation however she can. Where else to meet her decorators than at a yoga lesson?
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FlashpointThis Episode: Never Let You Down
As the team mourns Lou, and we meet Leah Kearns, a dangerous stalker kidnaps a woman, whom he believes to be his own daughter. Nevertheless, he threatens to kill her if she does not go along with his plans. The stalker also kidnaps and injures her fianc. Our team investigates the news station where the young woman works.
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According to Naegele's Rule, the length of an average pregnancy is dated from the first date of the last menstrual period (LMP). For a woman who ovulates on day 14 of her cycle, her estimated due date (EDD) will be forty weeks after the first day of her most recent period. Therefore, pregnancy begins well before sperm even meets egg. You are in your first month of pregnancy.
Note: For women whose cycles are irregular or who ovulate earlier or later than day 14, calculate the first day of your pregnancy by counting back two weeks from your date of ovulation.
Your Baby
During weeks 1 and 2 of pregnancy, your baby is still just an egg in your ovaries and a sperm waiting to be formed in your partner's testes. However, you and your partner can already start taking care of your future child by taking care of yourselves. You and your partner both should eat healthy, exercise regularly, and avoid unhealthy lifestyles including smoking, drinking heavily, and using illicit drugs. Mom-to-be should take a prenatal vitamin under the guidance of her doctor to make sure that her body is prepared to nurture another growing life. Getting enough folic acid before and during pregnancy is especially important to prevent neural tube defects such as spina bifida and anencephaly.
Your Body
During week 1 of pregnancy, your body begins preparing for your baby-to-be. During your period, your uterus sheds its endometrial lining. After five to seven days of bleeding, a few ovarian follicles in your ovaries will be stimulated to mature by a rise in follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) produced during the first few days of your cycle. During the maturation process, the follicles will secrete increasing amounts of the hormone estradiol, which is a type of estrogen that stimulates the formation of a new endometrium in the uterus. During week 2 of pregnancy, the increase in estrogen in your body will also cause your cervix to begin producing more fertile cervical fluid. Women who are practicing the fertility awareness method (FAM) can use the increase and changes in cervical fluid to predict and pinpoint ovulation.
Learn about your baby during week 3 of pregnancy.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is not meant to replace the professional medical advice of your health care provider.
Curtis, Glade B. & Judith Schuler. 2011. Your pregnancy week by week. 7th edn. Philadelphia: Running Press.
Stone, Joanne & Keith Eddleman, eds. 2003. The pregnancy bible: Your complete guide to pregnancy and early parenthood. Willowdale, Ontario: Firefly Books.
Week One: Your last menstrual period: http://www.baby2see.com/development/week1.html
Your pregnancy week by week: Weeks 1-4: http://www.webmd.com/baby/guide/your-pregnancy-week-by-week-weeks-1-4
Image Credits
Ultrasound of Uterus and Ovaries: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ultrasound_Scan_ND_010.jpg
Uterus from Grey's Anatomy: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gray1167.png
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Translation of acre in Spanish:
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(Brassica oleracea)
Summer Broccoli
Italian sprouting Broccoli. Quick growing compared to Broccoli, and sown to harvest late summer to autumn. Sow seeds spring to early summer 1cm deep, and transplant to rows 50cm apart, allowing 30cm between the plants.
Calabrese Kabuki seeds
Baby Veg
A very early hybrid Calabrese maturing 65-70 days after planting. Plant produces domed tight heads and grows to half the size of other calabrese making ideal for smaller gardens or growing under fleece. Open habit reduces the risk of botrytis and mildew, can be planted out at closer spacing for baby veg.
Calabrese Sticcoli
Calabrese Sticcoli a hybrid of broccoli and Chinese kale. Produces green broccoli spears on edible stems which are similar in taste to asparagus. High in vitamins and minerals. It is essential during growing stage that the first head is pinched out to encourage the side shoots to develop. Plant out March/June harvest June/October. Use in stir fry, steam or lightly boil.
Calabrese Miranda
Calabrese Miranda a tall plant producing large violet heads on a central stalk best sown June onwards matures after 95-105 days, space plant 30 x 30cm apart.
Calabrese Green Sprouting
Large heads of tasty summer broccoli, sow April for harvesting early August.
£1.25 Av 500 seeds
Calabrese Kuba
Second early, main season variety. Can be grown over a long season, produces solid dense domes with nice small beads, harvest June to December, heads weigh up to 600-700 grams. Once main heads are harvested small side shoots form which are ideal for florets. 100 to 110 days to maturity.
£1.45 Av 50 seeds
Chinese Cabbage
|Chinese Cabbage Wa Wa Sai
Baby veg F1 Chinese cabbage Wa Wa Sai, very tender with a lovely sweet flavour, ideal for soups, stir fries and salads. Head weight from spring or autumn sowing 300-500g, matures in 60 days from transplanting. space 20x30cm. Grow at close spacing for baby leaf. treated seed for improved seedling growth.
Chinese Cabbage Questar
A F1 Chinese cabbage with a medium-large frame and dark green outer leaves, firm well wrapped heads are elongated and weigh up to 1.5kg. Chinese cabbage Questar is a variety that is slow to bolt and can be harvested in approx 65 days after sowing.
Chinese Cabbage Yukina Savoy
In appearance a savoy leaved Tatsoi. Dark green thick glossy leaves excellent for baby leaf and mature plants. Young baby leaves are excellent for salad leaf mixtures and stir fry. Can be cropped most of the year.
Chinese Cabbage
Wong Bok Cabbage (Mandarin)
Brassica pekinensis - pai-tsai, wong bok, won bok, nappa
Large oval heads, excellent quality, very tender, productive Mandarin heirloom. Excellent in stir fries and braised dishes.
Cape Gooseberry
Physalis Cape Gooseberry - Golden Berry 180cm
Physalis peruviana
Ground Cherry, Golden Berry, Cape Gooseberry or Poha Half Hardy Annual
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Physalis pruinosa
Ground Berry Half Hardy Annual
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By Bonnie Vanak
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Chapter OneEastern Desert, Egypt, 1903
He could not make her cry. Not her. Fatima refused to weep before the mighty heir to the Khamsin's desert throne. Not from his taunts or from his arrogance.
"You can't be sheikh and that is final," Tarik stated.
"I can too be sheikh," the ten-year-old Fatima blurted. She glanced at her twin brother, signaling for help.
Asad's large, expressive green eyes-the same color as hers-blinked. He shrugged. "Let her, Tarik."
"Never. A girl cannot be sheikh. That's my final word."
At eleven, the only son of Jabari bin Tarik Hassid radiated confidence. His mother, Elizabeth, said he could "charm the wool off a sheep." Bold and intrepid, Tarik always thought of the best places to hide, the most daring adventures to have. Unlike Fatima's shyer, more timid twin, he never hesitated to climb the rocky crags surrounding their home and jump, pretending to be a falcon. Or, what Fatima liked best: sneaking into the warrior exercise grounds to spy on the men training for battle. Fatima adored Tarik's daring. She hated his stubbornness.
"Let me be sheikh. It's my turn," she put in.
Tarik shook his shoulder-length blond hair. "Girls can never be sheikh-noreven Khamsin warriors of the wind."
"I can too be a warrior."
Tarik let loose an adult-sounding snort of derision. "Women cook and weave and have babies. Not fight."
The twins and Tarik played amidst the flat, grayish sand of Egypt's imposing Arabian Desert. The Khamsin camp sprawled across a sandy plateau, row upon row of black goat hair tents. Tall date palms and sprawling acacia trees provided slim shade; towering mountains of rock sheltered the valley on either side.
Fatima couldn't imagine a better place to live. Not even her grandfather's mansion in England compared to this wide desert that she adored. Who wanted the stuffy protection of a big house when you could have crackling bonfires at night, and her father's stories to share by them? Often she'd ride her mare, turn her head up to burning yellow sun and just gaze. At a bird soaring across the piercing blue sky. At how sunsets cast the towering cliffs in brilliant shades of sienna. At all the desert's beauty.
Fatima loved exploring hiding places in the rocks with her brother Asad and his best friend, Tarik, and Tarik's closest cousin, Muhammad. But on his eleventh birthday, Tarik began evading her. He'd told Asad she was too slow. Destined to become Tarik's Guardian of the Ages-his bodyguard-Asad had sided with his friend, not Fatima.
Such rejection stung. In all Fatima's ten years, Asad had never left her side. But now he did. Ignoring her, Tarik, Asad and Muhammad often scampered off, leaving Fatima behind. Sometimes they'd split up, using Muhammad as a decoy while Tarik and Asad sped off in a different direction.
But determination loaned her stealth and speed, and she chased them relentlessly. Today, after hearing Muhammad was sick, she'd easily caught up with them and decided to change tactics. She'd suggested a new game: slave girl.
Tarik liked the attention she gave him, pretending to serve him grapes, bowing in admiration. He did make a handsome sheikh, she reluctantly admitted. He had his father's eyes, as fierce and intensely black as the sheikh's. And he had his father's regal bearing and dignified carriage that echoed his clan symbol, the proud falcon.
Other children teased Tarik about what he inherited from his American-born mother, Elizabeth. They called him "The White Falcon" because of his lighter skin and wheat-colored hair.
But Fatima privately admired his unusual looks, and she publicly defended Tarik. When the name-calling first started, she had dramatically spread her arms and announced in a solemn voice that the spirit of his namesake, the great Tarik the Warrior Sheikh, would send snakes into their beds in retaliation. The Khamsin children had nervously peeped under their covers and stopped calling Tarik names. She, Asad and Tarik had howled for hours.
Fatima liked Tarik. That was, when he wasn't being as stubborn as a donkey about what mattered most to her.
"All right. You be sheikh. Instead of a slave girl, let me be a warrior and defend you," she offered.
Tarik's thin chest heaved with laughter. "Defend me?" His ebony eyes sparkled with good humor. "Don't be so silly." Fingers rapping on his chin, he considered: "You serve me well enough. Perhaps I will allow you to be my wife. I would even let you kiss me."
Such a generous offer! Fatima pursed her lips as if he offered her a lemon to suck. The sheikh's son sprang forward. Two warm lips brushed hers, like a butterfly landing gently on her mouth. Fatima hovered a minute, enchanted, then recoiled.
"Eeeeww! What'd you do that for?" She scrubbed her mouth with an angry fist.
"You looked like you wanted a kiss," Tarik protested.
Fatima started to object when her vision blurred. Oh God, please, not again! Dizziness gripped her. Tarik and Asad became fuzzy images in white skullcaps, indigo trousers, cream-colored kamis shirts and short indigo jubbes. Pressing her hands to her spinning head, she surrendered to the Sight.
She lay on silken sheets beside Tarik, a man grown. He was longer and broader than the skinny boy. Bare chested, sheet tugged up to his lean waist, he stared at Fatima with an intense look she'd seen her father give her mother. In the dream, Tarik took her into his arms and kissed her. Then he said in a deep voice, "Mine. You are now mine, Fatima. Forever."
Fatima's eyes flew open. Her mouth wobbled. As always after a vision, she felt disoriented and drained.
They looked at her; Asad with alarm, Tarik with concern. The sheikh's son placed steadying hands on her shoulders. He led her to a boulder, helped her sit. Asad joined them, sliding a comforting arm about her waist.
A gift, her mother called it.
A nightmare, she had replied.
"Tima, did you have another vision? Was it very bad this time?" Tarik asked, holding her hand.
His gentle concern only made it worse. She suppressed a shiver. He must never know. Ever.
"Yes," she snagged, pushing aside his hand and springing to her feet. "I had a nightmare of what your poor wife will have to suffer, kissing your she-camel lips."
Shock then anger filled his dark eyes. Tarik stood up, scowling. "I do not have she-camel lips!"
Jumping off the rock, Asad peered at his friend's mouth. "Well, Tarik, your bottom lip is large like a she-camel's."
Tarik silenced him with a scathing look. His slight shoulders drew back with pride. "It is an honor being the sheikh's wife and having the privilege of kissing me."
She glared. "I'd rather kiss a stinky goat. I want to be a warrior. I could even be your Guardian of the Ages."
"But Tima, I'm supposed to be his Guardian of the Ages," Asad protested.
"Well, two Guardians are better than one. You can watch his left side and I'll watch his right," she reasoned. She raced to a nearby thorn tree to pick up a dead branch as a sword. She waved it in the air.
An odd prickling raised gooseflesh on her arms. She heard herself say in a faraway voice, "You need me as your Guardian, son of Jabari bin Tarik Hassid. You must not die as your mother's babies did."
Blinking, she focused on their shocked faces. Anger twisted Asad's features. Tarik looked wounded. Even though her Sight prompted the words, she felt guilty mentioning the grievous topic. Tarik's mother had lost five babies after his birth, and before his sister Nadia was born four years ago. His parents still mourned their deaths.
"That was mean, Tima," Asad lectured.
Flustered, she started to apologize then stopped. Words had power. So did her Sight. Destiny called her to a greater purpose than simply being a girl. If this were a gift, why couldn't she use it to become Tarik's Guardian? Who better to protect him? Respectful of her Sight, Tarik would relent.
In a slightly pleading voice, she stated her case. Tarik and Asad exchanged glances. Her heart sank.
"My Guardian of the Ages is my loyal defender who would give his life for me," Tarik stated quietly. "He is the tribe's fiercest fighter. True, you have the gift of visions, Tima. But you could never be my Guardian because you are a girl. Girls don't fight." His voice held a deeper timbre, as if he had just taken a step into manhood.
Fatima drew away from the hard resolve in his dark eyes, then remembered. She was the daughter of Ramses bin Asad Sharif, the fiercest of all the Khamsin warriors. And like her father, she didn't fly from a challenge.
"I can protect you better than Asad. I'm a better warrior."
"You will never be a warrior of the wind," Tarik replied.
The truth stung so grievously, he became a red haze in her vision. "I could, too! And I'll prove it!"
Fatima grabbed hold of Tarik's silky golden curls and yanked. As he reached up with a balled fist to swing, Fatima ducked and dove to the sand with feline grace. She rolled, her left foot shot out and hooked around Tarik's ankle and pulled. He tumbled. She'd seen her father perform the move while spying on him practicing.
He lay on the sand and she jumped on his stomach. Tarik grunted with surprise.
"Give in," she panted, capturing his arms with her hands and pressing them against the ground. He scowled and struggled, but her weight pinned him. Like her brother, Fatima was taller and heavier than Tarik.
"Fatima, stop it," Asad snapped. Fatima ignored her twin and dug her heels into Tarik's sides.
"Surrender, infidel. Admit defeat," she ordered.
The horrified shock in her father's voice gave her pause. With a guilty start she glanced up to see Ramses approach, accompanied by a tall, handsome man clad in an indigo binish. Oh no. The sheikh, Jabari, Tarik's father! Fatima turned her gaze back to her prisoner, but caught the gleam in his eyes too late. The blow came sharply, stinging as it landed squarely on her lower lip.
Fatima fell away, sprawling on the ground. Pain filled her mouth. She touched her bottom lip, drew away scarlet fingertips. To her horror, tears spilled down her cheeks. Tarik struggled to his feet with a look of intense satisfaction.
"Tarik!" The shock in the Khamsin sheikh's voice was greater than her father's.
"She jumped on me like a caracal. Fatima should learn the consequences of attacking a Khamsin warrior," Tarik snarled.
"And you are not a Khamsin warrior yet. You need to treat her with the respect a Khamsin maiden is due. Do you forget yourself?" his father asked. His quiet voice was laced with command.
Tarik gulped. Fatima knew Tarik worshiped his father and feared him a little, as most Khamsin children did. Everyone but her. Jabari had a soft spot for her, as Fatima had been the only girl among the two close-knit families for the longest time.
She felt a warm hand squeeze her palm, and looked up at her father's somber face as he pulled her upright.
"Tarik, apologize now to Fatima," Jabari ordered.
Tarik shuffled his feet and muttered, "I'm sorry." Mutiny glittered in his dark eyes. He was not sorry. Not one little bit.
"Now go get the camel crop," the sheikh added sternly.
Tarik's tanned face blanched. He swallowed hard, large black eyes widening. Suddenly he went from swaggering braggart to little boy; his brows furrowed into a pleading look. Jabari's stony expression gave no quarter. Resolutely, Tarik marched off in the direction of his tent.
Fatima felt alarmed. The sheikh had never been so angry. She tugged at his indigo binish. "Please, sire-please do not punish him. It was my fault. I started it. I did."
Jabari's black-bearded mouth softened into a smile. He squatted down. "My dear Fatima, it does not matter. Tarik needs to learn that it is not permissible to hit women. Khamsin women should be protected, loved and respected. As long as I am sheikh, and Tarik after me, such abuse will not be tolerated." Anger tightened his face as his gaze settled on her cut lip. She drew back. Jabari smiled, opening his arms.
"Stop crying. Come give your uncle Jabari a big hug. How long has it been since you hugged me?"
Relieved that he was not angry, she stepped into his embrace. Jabari hugged her. She inhaled the clean, spicy, masculine scent of him, so much like her own father's. He released her and stood.
"She is very much your daughter, Ramses," he said, chuckling, and she was glad to see his good humor restored.
But her father did not smile. He merely looked at her sternly. "Too much," he muttered.
Tarik returned, carrying the long camel crop. He walked straight and tall. Without flinching, he handed the stick to his father with a solemn look. Fatima felt a sudden, unexpected spurt of pride.
"I am ready for my punishment, Father," he said quietly. "What I did was wrong. I should never have hit Fatima." Approval shone in the sheikh's dark gaze, but Tarik stole a sly glance at Fatima. "You were correct, Father. Khamsin women should never be hit. They should be protected and cherished, for they are the weaker sex. They can't fight, ride into battle or become warriors of the wind."
Choked laughter rumbled from Asad. Fatima glared at her twin. Tarik had had the final word, after all.
"Come, Tarik," Jabari said firmly, but the hand he laid upon his son's shoulder seemed steady, not steely.
As the sheikh hauled his son toward the warrior training ground, Fatima muttered, "I hope he beats your bottom raw."
Asad scowled. "Oh, our sheikh will. Tarik's never gotten a beating before. And it's all your fault. You should have left instead of fighting him."
Deeply upset, Fatima drew back. Her twin had never directly sided against her. Never.
"Quiet, Asad," her father said sternly. "Tarik should not have hit her. It is against the Khamsin code of honor."
"Papa, are you going to punish me like Uncle Jabari is doing to Tarik?" Fatima asked.
Her father hunkered down. He touched her cut lip. Fatima winced, although his touch was absolutely gentle. "Sweetheart, I think you have been punished enough."
"Just because you're a girl," Asad muttered.
That remark, made under his breath, rankled her pride. "I can take it. I'm as tough as any boy," she declared. She looked hopefully into her father's frowning face. "Should I get the camel crop?"
Her father scratched his short-trimmed beard. "No, Fatima. I wish to talk with you. Asad, return to the tent."
She watched her brother stride off, his hair glistening blue-black in the sun. Grief pinched her chest. Once Asad had been her best friend. No longer. Tarik had taken her place.
She headed for a large, flat-surfaced boulder and plunked herself down on it. Her lower lip trembled as she struggled to contain tears of betrayal. She looked up into her father's wise amber eyes. He touched her hand.
"Asad doesn't like me anymore, Papa. Why?" she whispered.
"That is not so, sweetheart. He is merely growing up. Do not begrudge Tarik his company-he needs his friend right now. It is a sore thing to his pride when a son receives punishment from his father."
Swallowing past a lump clogging her throat, Fatima looked away. "Asad is always with Tarik. He never wants to be with me."
"It is only natural. Asad is my firstborn son," he reminded her gently. "He is destined to be Tarik's Guardian of the Ages, just as I am Guardian to his father. When Asad turns thirteen ..."
Fatima waved a hand. "I know, I know. He will receive the initiation of manhood and take the Guardian oath to guard Tarik with his life and be tattooed with the falcon, the mark of Tarik's house, upon his right arm. Asad talks of nothing else all day. I'm so tired of it!"
"Fatima, you must accept it, just as you must accept the fact that Tarik will become our sheikh. What you did to Tarik was wrong. You shamed him."
"But, Papa, I can beat him! Tarik teased me. He said I am weak just because I am a girl. And I have to marry and learn to cook and have babies and I can never be a warrior."
Ramses sighed deeply. "Fatima, he is correct. There is no place for a woman warrior in our tribe. It is everything against our laws, our way of life."
"But you taught me how to fight!"
"I should not have," he muttered. "It is my fault."
A pout puckered her mouth. "It's not fair. I hate being left out just because I'm a girl."
"You are growing up quickly, my beloved daughter. I talked with your mother. You need to start spending more time with girls. I forbid you to follow after Tarik and Asad."
Stung, Fatima stared. If he had beaten her with the camel crop, he could not have hurt her more. "Please, Papa, I am sorry. I will not hit Tarik ever again. I promise. I promise."
Usually her pleas softened her father. This time, his face was set in rock. His look frightened her with its intensity. He would not give in.
"It isn't fair," she whispered. "Why can't I be a warrior of the wind like you? I want to be like you, Papa."
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Vivid, realistic picturesdone in with oil paints overwhelm the pages of this story. Henry, a young slave boy, is torn from his family and sent to his master's son to work for him. He is beaten and treated badly, but his life is better when he meets a young girl. He marries Nancy and bears children, but they are soon sold and Henry's world is torn apart. He decides to mail himself to a free land. He suffers through many hours in the box. He arrives safely in Philadelphia and celebrates his birthday for the first time. Henry "Box" Brown, a brave man who sought out freedom and got it!Beautiful story with beautiful artwork!
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New here and didn't see a search function, so forgive the question that I'm sure has been asked hundreds of times! Doing a butt Wednesday and just looking for a new sauce. Have an ok one, but I know there's something better out there! So who has a great sauce for a butt?
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Spicy Apple Barbecue Sauce
1 bottle (14 oz) ketchup
1 c. apple cider
2 tbs worcestershire sauce
1 tbs molasses
1 tbs. cider vinegar
1 tbs soy sauce
1/2 tsp. liquid smoke
1 1/2 tbs dark brown sugar
1 tbs granulated sugar
1 tsp cayenne pepper
1/2 tsp freshly ground black pepper
1/2 tsp celery seed
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
1/8 tsp ground cloves
Combine all the ingredients in a large, heavy, stainless steel saucepan and stir to mix. Bring the sauce to a boil over medium heat. Reduce the heat to low and gently simmer the sauce, uncovered for 30 minutes. Stir often to avoid scorching.
Shark Attack Sauce
Blues Hog Tennessee Red if you can get it by Saturday. Makes a great finishing sauce.
Or make your own kind of Carolina pepper sauce.
What do you prefer for saucing your pork? That is a broad question.
Bob's Sort of Vinegar Sauce:
3 cups cider vinegar
1/8 cup syrup (corn syrup, agave syrup)
1/8 cup apple juice
3 tablespoons of rub
hot sauce or pepper flakes to taste
Heat everything up until the rub incorporates. Check for salt, add if needed, adjust heat with peppers. Cool and serve in shaker bottles like hot sauce.
Landarc's GCS sauce (generic Carolina sauce)
1 cup BBQ sauce, I use Big Butz Regular or Cranberry, or Sweet Baby Rays
2 tablespoons yellow mustard
4 tablespoons ketchup
1 teaspoon hot sauce
1 tablespoon BBQ rub
1/2 cup cider vinegar
Heat all ingredients to combine and dissolve rub. I use this like a dipping sauce, and for dressing a sandwich
Sweet Mustard BBQ sauce
1 cup cider vinegar
2/3 cup prepared mustard
1/2 cup sugar
2 tablespoons chili powder
1 teaspoon white pepper
1 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper
1/2 teaspoon hot sauce
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
1/2 teaspoon worcestershire sauce
Stir together first 8 ingredients in a saucepan over medium heat; bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer 10 minutes.
Remove from heat, and stir in butter and worcestershire sauce
Shack Attack BBQ Sauce Recipe
1 1/2 cup Apple Cider Vinegar
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup of your favorite hot sauce
1 Tablespoon (TBS) Paprika
1 TBS Black Pepper
1 TBS Kitchen Salt
2 TBS Yellow Mustard (French)
Mix well, let sit for at least 24 to 48 hours before serving for best results.
Okay, here is another one, it requires either some planning, or some cook day coordination. I do neither well, but, I can pull this off.
Landarc's Go To, Thrown Together, Sauce:
1/2 cup frozen peach, cherry or mango juice concentrate
3 cups cider vinegar
1/8 cup molasses
1/8 cup ketchup
3 tablespoons BBQ rub
1 tablespoon fish sauce or Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon hot sauce
Heat everything up until rub melts and ingredients are combined. You may need to add vinegar to balance sweetness. Then...
1/4 pound of barky smoked meat (I use the trim off of brisket or pork cooks, or the small useless ribs off a rack). This needs to be steeped into the sauce at some point. I do this during the rest of the meat if I have none frozen.
This is served hot either on the meat, for dipping or over a sandwich.
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2 quarts cider vinegar
4 cups sugar
2 cups lemon juice
1 cup creole seasoning
2 tbs black pepper
2 tbs crushed red pepper
Cook until it boils remove rom heat
Vinegar sauce
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5 1/3 cups catsup
4 cups brown sugar
8 tbs hot sauce
8 tbs lemon juice
8 tbs Worcester sauce
16 tbs butter
8 tsp crushed red pepper
8 tsp dry mustard
4 tsp salt
4 tsp black pepper
4 tsp garlic powder
Bring to boil reduce heat simmer 15 mins.
What type are you looking for?
Should have specified. Looking for more of a vinegar based finishing sauce.
May have to give the Shack attack a try as well though.
Go to HEB and buy their house brand Carolina Sauce. It's awesome!
Similar to Tennessee Red and very simple....
Long read, but LOTS of fantastic recipes:
And Shack Attack has gotten popular 'round here:
Shack Attack FTW. Made some for the party I cooked for this weekend and everybody loved it.
+1 for Shack Attack, it is good!
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|Then the righteous will answer him, "Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?" The King will reply, "I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me." –Matthew 25:37-40
I learned (or relearned) a humbling lesson at the KnoxCAM concert at the women's prison in Nashville last Saturday.
During the concert I felt distracted by changes in the orchestra sound due to the absence of a member who had to work; and by the challenges of keeping us all together in a gym full of echoes. I made some silly conducting mistakes that I fervently hoped wouldn't confuse the orchestra (our excellent players kept up just fine, despite my errors). I felt a general sense of disconnection, observing what was happening rather than entering into the emotional "flow" of the concert, and wondering if I was a hypocrite for conducting what I wasn't feeling. When it was over I prayed, "Thank you, Lord, for getting us through this one."
I was glad to sit down and hear soprano and Lutheran pastor Ingrid bring a message to the women, a message full of God's grace and peace. Our concert and her message were about the birth of Christ; I felt the holy quiet of Christmas Eve descend on the room as she spoke. It was utterly silent, the women utterly still, their eyes locked on her. Three women came forward at the end to re-commit their lives to Christ. Ingrid prayed with them while the prison chaplain prayed FOR them and the rest of the women.
The first KnoxCAM member I saw afterwards was Marti, a handbell player. She said, "Well, I think that was one of our best ones ever." I thought, "Really??" I was genuinely surprised but thankful her impression was different than mine.
Our bell director Paula said, "I can always tell how things are going by the way you look; and you looked so joyful. This was a spine-tingler for me." Joe, another bell player, said, "The actors brought tears to my eyes today." Sam our cellist said, "I'm always worn out after a concert, and it's not from physical exertion. I think it's from the intensity of the emotion and concentration." David, a singer, said some generous things about the way he felt me communicating with the choir, ending with, "You are FOR us." (I again wondered if I were a hypocrite.)
The Chaplain spoke with enthusiasm and thankfulness about how quiet and attentive the women were. Two of the prisoners who helped us set up (and served us homemade strawberry bread and blueberry muffins baked by women in the prison culinary arts program) told us how the women whose cells face the gym watch all morning for our coming: they watch us trundle in our truckload of equipment; they watch us troop across the courtyard like a large flock of blue and black birds. They say their first blessing is just seeing us arrive and knowing we have come for THEM. (Out of 600 inmates who are eligible to receive visitors, we were told only 45 have people who visit them regularly. Heartbreaking!) The new warden, who has only been there a week, took group photos to post on the Department of Corrections website.
Everyone seemed thrilled with the concert – except me. I didn't think we had done a poor job. I actually thought we had done a good job (from a technical standpoint); it just wasn't "good" for me emotionally. As we were leaving, I said to the group, "This was a harder concert for me; I'm glad the way God works doesn't depend on the way we feel."
On the way home I thought about all that had happened, and I was suddenly brought up very short by the painful recognition of my own self-centeredness. (Perhaps you will say I am still dwelling on myself by even writing this article, and perhaps you will be right, I don't know.) Despite what I had said to the group about God's work not depending on our feelings, I was in fact measuring the "success" of the concert by my own perceptions. I sensed God saying to me, "It's not your job to convey how you are feeling; it's your JOB to convey the meaning of the music to the group. It's a wonderful gift if you are also feeling as joyful as the story, but really, how you are feeling has nothing to do with it. Will I be enough for you, even if you don't feel that wonderful emotional flow?" I KNOW this – but how easily I forget! Forgive me, Lord, and thank you for reminding me!
David had said, "You are FOR us." (Humbling, humbling – I ALWAYS want to be FOR the group, but I had focused on myself instead, even wondering if I were a hypocrite – insidious lies of Satan.)
I think the reverse of what happened to me can also be true: we can assume God is working through a given concert if we feel good about it. The truth is, it's always dangerous to judge by our own emotions; our job is to create a concert that will resonate with the prisoners, to prepare ourselves and perform to the best of our ability, and then humbly to recognize that GOD is the one who does the work and is in charge of results.
And we do see Him working: in the rapt attention of the prisoners; in the men and women who recommit themselves to Christ or trust Him for the first time; in the letters of thanksgiving and testimony we receive afterwards; in the positive feedback from chaplains and wardens; in the invitations to return again and again.
As I re-read what I have written, I am struck by how often I have talked about the concept of being "for" others: the women are so excited that someone is coming into the prison "for" them, and they are "for" us by treating us as honored guests; the chaplain prayed "for" all the women in attendance; God, through David and others, reminded me again that my job as conductor is to be "for" the group.
This is a beautiful lesson for all of us. My prayer for us is that we will ALL be FOR each other, not dwelling on our own feelings, but rather on this holy story we have the privilege of telling; and on encouraging each other every moment to boldly proclaim that message; not trusting or judging by our own feelings – or even mistakes – but with joyful desperation totally ENTRUSTING ourselves to God alone to do His work.
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In this tightly-wound, perceptive film, a young farm boy kills his older brother when a shotgun accidentally goes off then retreats into a shell of silence as his family seems to react against him. Arnold (Jason Presson) and his brother get up at the crack of dawn to go duck hunting, but their happy plans take a tragic turn when Arnold's shotgun gets caught in a barbed wire fence and accidentally goes off, killing his older brother. Arnold is in shock, he sits by his brother's side, he irrationally wanders in a pea patch, slowly picking the vegetables. When he finally goes home and manages to articulate what happened, his parents ignore him in their own grief. His father Joe (Robert Duvall) thinks Arnold does not have a clue about what he did because he just stands there, not speaking or communicating anything at all -- like a stone. Arnold's mother may not understand his behavior -- this is a Montana farming couple, not a pair of psychologists -- but she is not as judgmental as her husband. The family's grief causes some aberrant behavior, making the life of Arnold's next-door Aunt Lu miserable (her philandering husband is taking off after the dead boy's girlfriend), and Arnold senses a kindred spirit in the woman. But his grandfather is the only one who understands that the family should not mistreat Arnold, that he is suffering so intensely he simply cannot express it. When Arnold runs away, escaping to the city of Reno, there is some hope that the boy will find a much-needed emotional release.
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