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I hope you enjoy these days of family, friends, family, .... it's nice to share, laugh, enjoy your people, I look forward to congratulating all parties blogreaders for many years and can still see with them all as our discipline forward. Take care, step list in the new year:). Health and prosperity for 2011
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Recreating life in Tudor times
Every year for several months, was a major historical recreation, focusing on Tudor. Normally the recreation of the Tudor period occurs in several stages:
- Recreation Tudor life during the Easter (celebrated a weekend in the month of April)
- Celebration of May Day ( held the first weekend in May)
- Great Annual Recreation (June and July)
- The summer during the Tudor period (August)
- San Miguel during the Tudor period (late September)
And this only during some weekends, as actually have more recreation for the rest of the year
The venue for this celebration is Kentwell Hall, a large residence of mid-sixteenth century, found in Suffolk, England. Its owner, opened the doors of his residence to conduct a major re-enactments, and most faithful of the Tudor period.
Each year, needs about 700 volunteers to recreate the era. For several months, living together, using the facilities of Kentwell Hall, to teach visitors, daily life was like at this time, both for the common people to the nobility, since all are recreated Kentwell social classes.
In fact, many amateur recreationists who come each year to your appointment, Kentwell Hall, and not just people in the UK, but also USA, Australia, New Zealand ... At the same Kentwell Hall web site can send the request to participate in these recreations
Then I leave a video, recorded at Kentwell Hall during one of the recreation, which speaks of the importance of clothing, and how it changes , according to social class
And another video again, where they talk about food that was common during the period, and everything that moved, when the nobility serving correctly.
Source: http://www.kentwell.co.uk/
Source of images: http://www.itsgoodtobefree.co.uk/itsgoodtobefree/page?siteid=itsgoodtobefree-prd&locale=uken1&PagecRef = SIDS = 677 & 0efc65fd53e732b9d1181495930a2671 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KentwellHallYouth.jpg
Every year for several months, was a major historical recreation, focusing on Tudor. Normally the recreation of the Tudor period occurs in several stages:
- Recreation Tudor life during the Easter (celebrated a weekend in the month of April)
- Celebration of May Day ( held the first weekend in May)
- Great Annual Recreation (June and July)
- The summer during the Tudor period (August)
- San Miguel during the Tudor period (late September)
And this only during some weekends, as actually have more recreation for the rest of the year
The venue for this celebration is Kentwell Hall, a large residence of mid-sixteenth century, found in Suffolk, England. Its owner, opened the doors of his residence to conduct a major re-enactments, and most faithful of the Tudor period.
Each year, needs about 700 volunteers to recreate the era. For several months, living together, using the facilities of Kentwell Hall, to teach visitors, daily life was like at this time, both for the common people to the nobility, since all are recreated Kentwell social classes.
In fact, many amateur recreationists who come each year to your appointment, Kentwell Hall, and not just people in the UK, but also USA, Australia, New Zealand ... At the same Kentwell Hall web site can send the request to participate in these recreations
Then I leave a video, recorded at Kentwell Hall during one of the recreation, which speaks of the importance of clothing, and how it changes , according to social class
And another video again, where they talk about food that was common during the period, and everything that moved, when the nobility serving correctly.
Source: http://www.kentwell.co.uk/
Source of images: http://www.itsgoodtobefree.co.uk/itsgoodtobefree/page?siteid=itsgoodtobefree-prd&locale=uken1&PagecRef = SIDS = 677 & 0efc65fd53e732b9d1181495930a2671 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KentwellHallYouth.jpg
Friday, December 17, 2010
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Acquired Brain Injury and Spinal Cord. The TV3 Marathon
Good afternoon everyone, today I approached an event will happen on Sunday December 19 The Marathon solidarity TV3 program this year will raise money for control of spinal and brain injuries acquired, the news is in Catalan, but I link to the page with the translation of the news, you also get the original bond, so that each one chooses.
PAGE STORY IN CATALÁ TV3
PAGE STORY IN CASTILIAN TV3 (translated by google)
This is page of the Marathon
Good afternoon everyone, today I approached an event will happen on Sunday December 19 The Marathon solidarity TV3 program this year will raise money for control of spinal and brain injuries acquired, the news is in Catalan, but I link to the page with the translation of the news, you also get the original bond, so that each one chooses.
PAGE STORY IN CATALÁ TV3
PAGE STORY IN CASTILIAN TV3 (translated by google)
This is page of the Marathon
Thursday, December 16, 2010
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a day like today ... Tudor Kitchen
... cold December 16, 1485 , came to the world in Alcalá de Henares, the youngest son of Fernando II and Elizabeth, better known as the Catholic Monarchs, Infanta Catalina de Aragón .
Blonde, clear-eyed, determined and intelligent, so was Catherine, the closest of all to his mother. held the titles Princess of Aragon and Castile . And years later, would become queen consort of England , to marry Henry VIII, which was first in fourth grade.
Of all pregnancies that had, only one came to fruition and the baby was born healthy, reaching adulthood, Mary Tudor .
... cold December 16, 1485 , came to the world in Alcalá de Henares, the youngest son of Fernando II and Elizabeth, better known as the Catholic Monarchs, Infanta Catalina de Aragón .
Blonde, clear-eyed, determined and intelligent, so was Catherine, the closest of all to his mother. held the titles Princess of Aragon and Castile . And years later, would become queen consort of England , to marry Henry VIII, which was first in fourth grade.
Of all pregnancies that had, only one came to fruition and the baby was born healthy, reaching adulthood, Mary Tudor .
Saturday, December 11, 2010
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"close and fryez Ryschewys"
The "Ryschewy" is a kind of dumpling pasta, stuffed with nuts and spices, which closes and fry to eat. It is believed that this dish came to England in time of the Crusades.
Then you have the video tutorial, which explains how to prepare
And this is the recipe with the amounts to twelve servings :
Filling:
- 3 figs
- 3 chopped dates
- A tablespoon of raisins chucharada
- Half a teaspoon of walnut powder
- Half a teaspoon of black pepper
- Half a teaspoon of cinnamon
For the pasta:
- 100 gr of flour
- A
tablespoon sugar - Pinch of saffron dissolved in half cup of water
Instructions:
- Chop the figs and macerated in a mortar
- Add the dates and raisins
- Chop and add the spices. The spices have to be very balanced in numbers, so if you see that there is only one other, add any missing to compensate
- Add spices to nuts and mix well
- Make a paste with flour, sugar and saffron dissolved in water
- Roll the dough and make it as thin as paper
- Cut the dough into small circles (the size of a cup, for example)
- Add a small amount of mixture of fruit (about half a tablespoon)
- Moisten edges of dough with water, and close as if it were
pea pod - Fry in oil in a skillet or deep fryer for a couple of minutes, until golden
- Serve hot, sprinkled with sugar
Source: Historic Royal Palaces
translation of the recipe Mary Tudor and http://www.lostudor.org http://diariodemariatudor.blogspot.com/
Ryschewys close and fryez
The "Ryschewy" is a kind of dumpling pasta, stuffed with nuts and spices, which closes and fry to eat. It is believed that this dish came to England in time of the Crusades.
Then you have the video tutorial, which explains how to prepare
And this is the recipe with the amounts to twelve servings :
Filling:
- 3 figs
- 3 chopped dates
- A tablespoon of raisins chucharada
- Half a teaspoon of walnut powder
- Half a teaspoon of black pepper
- Half a teaspoon of cinnamon
For the pasta:
- 100 gr of flour
- A
tablespoon sugar - Pinch of saffron dissolved in half cup of water
Instructions:
- Chop the figs and macerated in a mortar
- Add the dates and raisins
- Chop and add the spices. The spices have to be very balanced in numbers, so if you see that there is only one other, add any missing to compensate
- Add spices to nuts and mix well
- Make a paste with flour, sugar and saffron dissolved in water
- Roll the dough and make it as thin as paper
- Cut the dough into small circles (the size of a cup, for example)
- Add a small amount of mixture of fruit (about half a tablespoon)
- Moisten edges of dough with water, and close as if it were
pea pod - Fry in oil in a skillet or deep fryer for a couple of minutes, until golden
- Serve hot, sprinkled with sugar
Source: Historic Royal Palaces
translation of the recipe Mary Tudor and http://www.lostudor.org http://diariodemariatudor.blogspot.com/
Friday, December 10, 2010
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a day like today ... Kitchen
... a December 10 , 1541 , Thomas Culpeper and Francis Dereham were executed at Tyburn, accused of having sex with the queen of England, which at that time was the young Catherine Howard (fifth wife of Henry VIII).
Culpeper was one of the favorite servants of the king's private chamber. It says it was a very attractive man, and Catherine Howard fell deeply in love with him. It is said that at the time of the execution of the young Catherine, said: "dying to be queen, but rather die, being the wife of Culpeper" . Although this phrase is not a proven fact, and most historians, suggests that never delivered. However, it is a literary reflection of how much the very young Queen fell in love with one servant. A fact that she too was killed.
Dereham, meanwhile, was a courtier who had sex with a very young Catherine Howard, until it became part of the entourage of ladies of Anne of Cleves (fourth wife of Henry VIII). Later, during the reign of Catherine Howard, the Court again, as secretary in the palace of Hampton Court. One seat was won, possibly to get her to say nothing, to this romance he had with the queen
... a December 10 , 1541 , Thomas Culpeper and Francis Dereham were executed at Tyburn, accused of having sex with the queen of England, which at that time was the young Catherine Howard (fifth wife of Henry VIII).
Culpeper was one of the favorite servants of the king's private chamber. It says it was a very attractive man, and Catherine Howard fell deeply in love with him. It is said that at the time of the execution of the young Catherine, said: "dying to be queen, but rather die, being the wife of Culpeper" . Although this phrase is not a proven fact, and most historians, suggests that never delivered. However, it is a literary reflection of how much the very young Queen fell in love with one servant. A fact that she too was killed.
Dereham, meanwhile, was a courtier who had sex with a very young Catherine Howard, until it became part of the entourage of ladies of Anne of Cleves (fourth wife of Henry VIII). Later, during the reign of Catherine Howard, the Court again, as secretary in the palace of Hampton Court. One seat was won, possibly to get her to say nothing, to this romance he had with the queen Thursday, December 9, 2010
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Tudor: Tudor Cheese Cake "
In this simple video tutorial, you could see as made a cheesecake in Tudor.
This type of cake, was also known as "Tarte out of lens" (cake not Lent), precisely because this cake ingredients containing eggs, cream and cheese were not allowed to eat during the time Lent.
The video tutorial is in English, but it is easy to follow. And the recipe can not be easier! I think I'll try it at home, to see how it goes ;-)
In this simple video tutorial, you could see as made a cheesecake in Tudor.
This type of cake, was also known as "Tarte out of lens" (cake not Lent), precisely because this cake ingredients containing eggs, cream and cheese were not allowed to eat during the time Lent.
The video tutorial is in English, but it is easy to follow. And the recipe can not be easier! I think I'll try it at home, to see how it goes ;-)
Source: Historic Royal Palaces
Friday, December 3, 2010
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International Day of Persons Disabled
Back activity posters .... could not pass this day without a publication, in this case I want to bring serious content about this day, taken from the pages United Nations.
How and why did the celebration of this day?
If you click on the above will go to the source page where we suggest ways to commemorate this day, and the themes and celebrations of previous years.
A couple of interesting videos that I found below. See you soon!
Back activity posters .... could not pass this day without a publication, in this case I want to bring serious content about this day, taken from the pages United Nations.
How and why did the celebration of this day?
If you click on the above will go to the source page where we suggest ways to commemorate this day, and the themes and celebrations of previous years.
A couple of interesting videos that I found below. See you soon!
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the footsteps of the Tudors
as trying to do every Friday we begin our virtual tour, following in the footsteps of the Tudors, at a location outside the city of London. More specifically in Hever (Kent), very near the famous castle which was the residence of the Boleyn family.
Specifically, we St. Peter's Church, a small church, dating from the twelfth century and whose importance is that within it we find the tomb of Thomas Boleyn, the father of which was the second wife of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn. Along with Thomas Boleyn, we can find buried Margaret Cheyne, also relative to the Boleyn family.
The church, as you can see, is very tiny, and inside, still see vestiges of its medieval past, but was restored in 1894. Knowing the personality of Thomas Boleyn greedy in life, surprised that his remains have been completed a so small, discreet and humble.
What is more surprising, when you enter the small church, is the sense of peace. The church is surrounded by a small garden, with its cemetery, and as you can see in the picture, the surroundings are forest. Hever is a very small village, where it is difficult to find people on the road. Although as a curiosity, I will tell you that right off the church of St. Peter is a pub called "Henry VIII." Curious no?
What would Thomas Boleyn, if you lift your head? Would you like the place where he buried? Perhaps his ambition made him oppose such a place, as he probably expected a more upscale place, and a tomb more luxurious than it has. But since then, having been there, I think it is a bad place to rest forever, even for Thomas Boleyn.
continue in the footsteps of the Tudors in next posts
Sources of some of the photos: http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1198119066028420881xIuQuZ
http: / / picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/mQ-zXTr8sGUQh0VsvOElDA
http://www.theanneboleynfiles.com/anne-boleyn-experience-day-4/5558/
Gateway to St Peter's Church
"St. Peter's Church"
as trying to do every Friday we begin our virtual tour, following in the footsteps of the Tudors, at a location outside the city of London. More specifically in Hever (Kent), very near the famous castle which was the residence of the Boleyn family.
Specifically, we St. Peter's Church, a small church, dating from the twelfth century and whose importance is that within it we find the tomb of Thomas Boleyn, the father of which was the second wife of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn. Along with Thomas Boleyn, we can find buried Margaret Cheyne, also relative to the Boleyn family.
The church, as you can see, is very tiny, and inside, still see vestiges of its medieval past, but was restored in 1894. Knowing the personality of Thomas Boleyn greedy in life, surprised that his remains have been completed a so small, discreet and humble.
What is more surprising, when you enter the small church, is the sense of peace. The church is surrounded by a small garden, with its cemetery, and as you can see in the picture, the surroundings are forest. Hever is a very small village, where it is difficult to find people on the road. Although as a curiosity, I will tell you that right off the church of St. Peter is a pub called "Henry VIII." Curious no?
What would Thomas Boleyn, if you lift your head? Would you like the place where he buried? Perhaps his ambition made him oppose such a place, as he probably expected a more upscale place, and a tomb more luxurious than it has. But since then, having been there, I think it is a bad place to rest forever, even for Thomas Boleyn.
continue in the footsteps of the Tudors in next posts
;-) -------------------------------- --------------------
Sources of some of the photos: http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1198119066028420881xIuQuZ
http: / / picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/mQ-zXTr8sGUQh0VsvOElDA
http://www.theanneboleynfiles.com/anne-boleyn-experience-day-4/5558/
Monday, November 29, 2010
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Anticipating Christmas. What toy should I choose?
been some time since I updated the blog content, seems that at the end of the year everything is accelerating. Well, the face of these next Christmas, I'm not anticipating too much, and you will see how we made over time ........ I am sure many are wondering how to know which toy to choose, if you like it or not, if you will appropriate to the child's age, well, today I approached two interesting papers, the second of them brings some toys for hospitalized children also very interesting.
been some time since I updated the blog content, seems that at the end of the year everything is accelerating. Well, the face of these next Christmas, I'm not anticipating too much, and you will see how we made over time ........ I am sure many are wondering how to know which toy to choose, if you like it or not, if you will appropriate to the child's age, well, today I approached two interesting papers, the second of them brings some toys for hospitalized children also very interesting.
- Guide
- games and toys (Toy Technology Institute under), CLICK HERE
- Game, toy and Health (Foundation Grow Playing), CLICK HERE
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Access through innovation in game designs for all and adapting toys for children with disabilities
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we play? Manual adapting toys for children with disabilities
Saturday, November 27, 2010
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a day like today ... My Queen Mary
... a November 28, 1489 , came to the world at the Palace of Westminster's more, the two surviving daughters of Henry VII and his wife Elizabeth of York , the Princess Margaret Tudor .
Margaret Tudor, was the sister of the future King Henry VIII . The pledged in a first marriage with King James IV of Scotland , because that way, away from attempts Scotland French. Margaret would become, years later, the mother of the future King James V , and grandmother of Mary Stuart .
After the death of James IV was married twice more, with Archibald Douglas, Earl of Angus VI (1514 - 1527), and later with Henry Stuart, Lord Methven I (1528 - 1552)
... a November 28, 1489 , came to the world at the Palace of Westminster's more, the two surviving daughters of Henry VII and his wife Elizabeth of York , the Princess Margaret Tudor .
Margaret Tudor, was the sister of the future King Henry VIII . The pledged in a first marriage with King James IV of Scotland , because that way, away from attempts Scotland French. Margaret would become, years later, the mother of the future King James V , and grandmother of Mary Stuart .
After the death of James IV was married twice more, with Archibald Douglas, Earl of Angus VI (1514 - 1527), and later with Henry Stuart, Lord Methven I (1528 - 1552)
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
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November 17, 2010, 5:30 am
Camino alone for the nave of Westminster Abbey. Just the sound of my shoes, roll on the floor, echoing through the cold walls, and the movement of my extensive skirts dragged by it, join me in this cold November morning. It's almost a miracle to see Westminster Abbey alone, without any tourists visiting its corners, no sound, but the echoes of my footsteps echoing in the large empty auditorium.
alone I walk the few yards that separate me from the small side chapel where she is buried, with a large bouquet of white roses and red. It seems a place so obscure and humble, when compared to the large chapel where his grandfather, Henry VII, is buried ... I grab my dress with the hand that is free, to save the flight of stairs that separate me from the chapel.
When I go before my eyes opens the imposing marble mausoleum, where her sister, Queen Elizabeth I is buried. I walk very slowly, and I stand in front of the single base plate, which bears his name. Single track, across the small chapel, which gives evidence that she is buried there. Just below his sister and successor to the throne of England. Agache
look to find the text of the inscription on the floor:
"Near the tomb of Mary and Elizabeth remember Before God all Those Who Divided at the reformation by Different Convictions laid down Their Lives for Christ and conscience sake "
The truth is that part of the reason is. Both gave his life for Christ, despite their different beliefs.
I go a little further, to lay the bouquet of roses next to the plate. After this, I go a couple of steps to re-let distance between her and me.
Mary Majesty - say making a solemn reverence. My voice echoes in the small chapel. We're just me and her, but Isabel is also present.
After the initial greeting, I kneel before this board, without removing the sight of her name "Mary." What else I can address, if there is no other symbol that means?
Mary: I hope not to interrupt your rest, your Majesty - start by saying - just came to leave you humble, a small bouquet of roses. I'm not sure if they were your favorite flowers, but coming from the family come, and knowing the symbol representing the Tudor house, I imagined that, at least, I would like - smiled shyly - been a long time since your death - continue - No less than 452 years ... And you can be proud, because even today I still remember - I stand hesitant - Well ... to tell the truth, and however hard it must be acknowledged that, unfortunately, those I remember, most do in a negative sense - back to make a pause in the silence surrounding the small chapel, but then continued - Many still believe that your reign was the bloodiest in the history of England. And some historians do not make things easier for you begin to believe otherwise - I explain - still engaged in bad calificaros as "Bloody Mary" , an appellation with which I'm not disagree. We will not be hypocrites - my sincere - In your reign, Sire, ran a lot of blood. But like a lot of blood ran in your father, the great King Henry VIII or of your brothers. It is true that the young Edward did not have time to do too much, because the Lord wanted to call his hand prematurely. But also be condemned and killed many people. To you do not understand why you are branded as bloodthirsty, when they did no more nor less than other great kings who preceded or followed you, also made for the good of their kingdoms - back to stay silent and then I press - In Anyway ... I guess that history is written by the victors and the vanquished the falls a bit behind ... - concluded - literature, film and television, have not been of great help to change minds and everyone starts to think differently about you. Only those that we've become more interested in your person, and have gone to great historians, to know you, are the ones who know more about how you were really. A great sovereign, who made what, at the time, thought it was best for his kingdom - back to lead a quiet and steady - course not everything is negative, your Majesty. Today, television reaches many people, and it seems that things are changing. At last we could enjoy a series, in which you, you were not the queen, all painted, but the princess dethroned, which is separated from her mother and unspeakable suffering, by a despotic father, who even put his life in danger, if not subjected to strict wills - you remember - This has made more people excited about your figure. Some put on airs that I know very well, and have been interested in your whole life story. But note that is not true, and only moves them, a fad created by a television series, which have begun to sympathize with your person. It also helps that the actress who plays you do it masterfully, but the series clearly is not all that you did, it would be impossible! Only the book know the truth of what you were - smile - I went They long to meet you. Even before the rise of the famous television series. And even though your main enemy has always been famous, I was never called so much attention, as your history, and your mother. It seems so unfair that life did both! - sigh - But we will not talk about it now. It is not the time nor the place. Just came to tell you that I admire you beyond fads, and I think you were a great queen, who did the best he could, and that more good than harm, you left your mark on history. How well did your grandmother, the great Queen Isabella the Catholic. As it did then your beloved mother, the great Queen Catherine of Aragon, and years later, also your father, King Henry VIII. I just hope to remain high to represent you. And hope I'm not too wrong, for nothing more me sad - I sincerely
At that time, in the distance, you hear the sound of Big Ben clock, near the abbey, giving the six o'clock sharp.
Mary: It's time, Your Majesty -
smile I get to my feet, and pulled one of the pockets of my skirts, a small role, which I have written "The epitaph after the death of Queen Mary ", one of several ballads that emerged after his death, and which best reflects the sad feelings of his people, knowing his death.
begin to read, while the bells of Westminster Abbey began to play a dead
Vano is pleasure and brittle glass is desired worldly wealth,
uncertain steps, uncertain life, the continuing desire health. Bear witness
- ay! - Where you can be Mary, Queen of rare late renown.
dead body, live his virtues and proclaim their fame,
In whom such gifts are geared gold, grace and nature.
Thus, when language ceases to say, virtue speaks openly
What virtue is not found in that be precious? Vice
What can be said that it had pleased?
never closed their ears to hear the good man distressed, and never stopped
hand to help when the bad or the power to oppress.
When everything was ruined, she was the passage of the danger joy
When everything was broken, it preserved everything, destroy hurt. As princely
his birth, and of princely was his life. Constant
, courteous, modest, humble, chaste wife and chosen. In the biggest storms
she was not afraid, because there made God his shield, and all your care
gave it to him, who forced his enemies to surrender.
His perfect life in all his patient showed extreme heart
Because in this world but never found her days filled with sorrow and pain.
Veritas Temporis Filia . Farewell, Your Majesty
uncertain steps, uncertain life, the continuing desire health. Bear witness
- ay! - Where you can be Mary, Queen of rare late renown.
dead body, live his virtues and proclaim their fame,
In whom such gifts are geared gold, grace and nature.
Thus, when language ceases to say, virtue speaks openly
What virtue is not found in that be precious? Vice
What can be said that it had pleased?
never closed their ears to hear the good man distressed, and never stopped
hand to help when the bad or the power to oppress.
When everything was ruined, she was the passage of the danger joy
When everything was broken, it preserved everything, destroy hurt. As princely
his birth, and of princely was his life. Constant
, courteous, modest, humble, chaste wife and chosen. In the biggest storms
she was not afraid, because there made God his shield, and all your care
gave it to him, who forced his enemies to surrender.
His perfect life in all his patient showed extreme heart
Because in this world but never found her days filled with sorrow and pain.
Veritas Temporis Filia . Farewell, Your Majesty
------------------------------------
were six in the morning of November 17. At that time, wrote to the King Show, "died the Queen, Our Lady, and although since I got here the most times was beside himself, always with great sense to God and Christianity"
Source: María Jesús Pérez Martín, "Mary Tudor. The great unknown queen " Creation and Editing: Mary Tudor
Saturday, October 30, 2010
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
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Occupational Therapy Day (October 27)
• Participate in a Virtual Global Exchange organized by 24-hour free OT4OT. For more information visit http://ot4ot.weeblycom.
• Wikiflash OT - occupational therapy update information in the Wikipedia, through http://www.otwikiflash.net
• Choose an e-card (www.wfot.org free) and send to colleagues to remind them of the Day OT or invite to your event.
As many of you know the WFOT established October 27 as International Day of occupational therapy.
Here are some examples of how to promote or participate in activities organized to celebrate the World Day of Occupational Therapy for the year 2010:
• Participate in a Virtual Global Exchange organized by 24-hour free OT4OT. For more information visit http://ot4ot.weeblycom.
• Wikiflash OT - occupational therapy update information in the Wikipedia, through http://www.otwikiflash.net
• Choose an e-card (www.wfot.org free) and send to colleagues to remind them of the Day OT or invite to your event.
therapy, occupational therapy, occupational therapist, recovery, function, occupational therapy, therapy, health, or t, to, rehabilitation, independence, dependence, support products, therapist , pterapia
Sunday, October 24, 2010
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day like today ...
... a October 24, 1537 , died in his quarters in the palace of Hampton Court, the third wife of King Henry VIII, Queen Jane Seymour , having been fighting for twelve days with a puerperal fever, caused by a infection acquired in the birth of her only son Edward (future Edward VI).
Jane Seymour left a widower, and worn, Henry VIII, after completing the greatest desire of the King, give him a male heir to succeed him as king. For this reason, King has always referred to his third wife as "most beloved" , being the only one of the six who is buried next to Henry VIII at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.
... a October 24, 1537 , died in his quarters in the palace of Hampton Court, the third wife of King Henry VIII, Queen Jane Seymour , having been fighting for twelve days with a puerperal fever, caused by a infection acquired in the birth of her only son Edward (future Edward VI).
Jane Seymour left a widower, and worn, Henry VIII, after completing the greatest desire of the King, give him a male heir to succeed him as king. For this reason, King has always referred to his third wife as "most beloved" , being the only one of the six who is buried next to Henry VIII at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.
Monday, October 11, 2010
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a day like today ...
... the October 11, 1521 , Henry VIII received the title of "Defender of Faith" for his defense of Catholic Theology Protestant writings on Luther. All this is reflected in his treatise "Assertio septem Sacramentorum " (Defense of the seven sacraments).
This title" Defender of Faith "it remained, even after breaking all ties with Rome. And today, the British Monarchy is still using it
... the October 11, 1521 , Henry VIII received the title of "Defender of Faith" for his defense of Catholic Theology Protestant writings on Luther. All this is reflected in his treatise "Assertio septem Sacramentorum " (Defense of the seven sacraments). This title" Defender of Faith "it remained, even after breaking all ties with Rome. And today, the British Monarchy is still using it
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
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Friday, October 1, 2010
Certificate Of Liability Insurance Sample
authors of comics and comic web good! GO!
P ara to see the variety of talent in Mexico in cartoons, comics and web comics, I leave the program, there is places and dates, see this from class can live with authors! Pure good-natured and good-natured: D
P ara to see the variety of talent in Mexico in cartoons, comics and web comics, I leave the program, there is places and dates, see this from class can live with authors! Pure good-natured and good-natured: D
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Kendal Mint Cake Calories
Perla "La Peregrina"
This pearl of considerable size and shape, and considered one of the most valuable gems and legendary Spain's history, was discovered in Panama for a slave, in the sixteenth century and quickly passed into the hands of Philip II, as part of the English crown jewels.
owes its name to that at the time "pilgrim" meant " odd, whimsical, special .... " Also called as "single", "Daisy" ... The teardrop-shaped pearls were prized for their beauty and their rarity, were an object so highly regarded by the royalty of the time. Margaret of Austria, Isabella of Bourbon and Maria Luisa of Parma, were some of the queens who came to show off this gem.
This pearl was found in Panama, according to some sources in 1515, but offered to King Philip II of Spain in around 1579-1580, by the Constable of Panama, Diego de Thebes, which led him to Seville. According to documents of the time, weighed 58.5 carats.
pearl is said that this was a gift from Philip II to his first wife, Queen Mary I of England (on the date certain that the pearl was discovered in 1515. If you take a date that of 1579/80, this would not be possible, since by this time, Mary Tudor had died). In fact, the Queen Mary wears this gem, set in a brooch, some of his portraits, such as Antonio Moro preserved in the Museo del Prado.
"Felipe III on horseback" (1634-1635). Velázquez. Museo del Prado
"Queen Margaret of Austria on horseback" (1634). Velázquez. Museo del Prado
The truth is that this gem, set in its clasp, was worn by the various queens who occupied the English throne. Margaret of Austria, the lights in the equestrian portrait by Velázquez. Y Philip III of Spain, has pinned to his hat in the portrait is paired with that of Margaret of Austria.
Did he become, really, the pilgrim, that pearl that Mary I look in their portraits? It is not possible to know, not knowing with certainty the date on which this pearl, passed to Philip II. What we can say, almost certainly, is that Mary I had a special love for this gem, they do not hesitate to wear it in almost all the portraits were painted of her being and queen. And given the deep love he professed for her husband, Philip II, it is not unreasonable to think that, that gem was a gift from the king's consort, his queen.
a curiosity
tell you, pearl "The Pilgrim" was auctioned in 1969 in New York, and Richard Barton won the bid, which she paid $ 37,000, beating the house of Bourbon, who tried to retrieve the pearl (had gone through several collections in those years). In fact, the royal house, attempted to suspend the auction claiming that Pearl was not authentic.
Whatever the case, the pearl was taken over by Richard Barton, who gave it to his still-wife, actress Elizabeth Taylor. As she herself said, still has the pearl, as set in a luxurious Renaissance-inspired necklace, made by Cartier. What not known is whether this is the real Peregrina pearl, or an imitation.
Sources: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perla_Peregrina
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_reina_Margarita_de_Austria_a_caballo
http:/ / es.wikipedia.org / wiki / Felipe_III_a_caballo
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Moro
http://www.artehistoria.jcyl.es/
This pearl of considerable size and shape, and considered one of the most valuable gems and legendary Spain's history, was discovered in Panama for a slave, in the sixteenth century and quickly passed into the hands of Philip II, as part of the English crown jewels.
owes its name to that at the time "pilgrim" meant " odd, whimsical, special .... " Also called as "single", "Daisy" ... The teardrop-shaped pearls were prized for their beauty and their rarity, were an object so highly regarded by the royalty of the time. Margaret of Austria, Isabella of Bourbon and Maria Luisa of Parma, were some of the queens who came to show off this gem.
This pearl was found in Panama, according to some sources in 1515, but offered to King Philip II of Spain in around 1579-1580, by the Constable of Panama, Diego de Thebes, which led him to Seville. According to documents of the time, weighed 58.5 carats.
pearl is said that this was a gift from Philip II to his first wife, Queen Mary I of England (on the date certain that the pearl was discovered in 1515. If you take a date that of 1579/80, this would not be possible, since by this time, Mary Tudor had died). In fact, the Queen Mary wears this gem, set in a brooch, some of his portraits, such as Antonio Moro preserved in the Museo del Prado.
"Felipe III on horseback" (1634-1635). Velázquez. Museo del Prado "Queen Margaret of Austria on horseback" (1634). Velázquez. Museo del Prado
The truth is that this gem, set in its clasp, was worn by the various queens who occupied the English throne. Margaret of Austria, the lights in the equestrian portrait by Velázquez. Y Philip III of Spain, has pinned to his hat in the portrait is paired with that of Margaret of Austria.
Did he become, really, the pilgrim, that pearl that Mary I look in their portraits? It is not possible to know, not knowing with certainty the date on which this pearl, passed to Philip II. What we can say, almost certainly, is that Mary I had a special love for this gem, they do not hesitate to wear it in almost all the portraits were painted of her being and queen. And given the deep love he professed for her husband, Philip II, it is not unreasonable to think that, that gem was a gift from the king's consort, his queen.
a curiosity
tell you, pearl "The Pilgrim" was auctioned in 1969 in New York, and Richard Barton won the bid, which she paid $ 37,000, beating the house of Bourbon, who tried to retrieve the pearl (had gone through several collections in those years). In fact, the royal house, attempted to suspend the auction claiming that Pearl was not authentic.
Whatever the case, the pearl was taken over by Richard Barton, who gave it to his still-wife, actress Elizabeth Taylor. As she herself said, still has the pearl, as set in a luxurious Renaissance-inspired necklace, made by Cartier. What not known is whether this is the real Peregrina pearl, or an imitation.
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Sources: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perla_Peregrina
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_reina_Margarita_de_Austria_a_caballo
http:/ / es.wikipedia.org / wiki / Felipe_III_a_caballo
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Moro
http://www.artehistoria.jcyl.es/
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Confidentiality Clause On An Email
a day like today ...
... came to the world in Düsseldorf, Lady Anna von Jülich-Kleve-Berg, or better known in the history of England as Lady Anne of Cleves .
was the second daughter of John III, Duke of Jülich and Maria, Duchess of Julich-Berg. Anna started taking a strong Christian education, promoted by his own mother. His father, he soon became interested in the teachings of Erasmus and had a modest role during the years of the Reformation. It was mostly with the advent to the throne of his brother William, and the marriage of his sister Sybille with John Frederick, head of the Protestant Confederation of Germany, where religious changes came to life.
On October 4, 1539 agreement was signed Ana marriage to King Henry VIII of England, which had already gone through three marriages, and would make his fourth wife Anne, making her a new Queen for England
... came to the world in Düsseldorf, Lady Anna von Jülich-Kleve-Berg, or better known in the history of England as Lady Anne of Cleves . was the second daughter of John III, Duke of Jülich and Maria, Duchess of Julich-Berg. Anna started taking a strong Christian education, promoted by his own mother. His father, he soon became interested in the teachings of Erasmus and had a modest role during the years of the Reformation. It was mostly with the advent to the throne of his brother William, and the marriage of his sister Sybille with John Frederick, head of the Protestant Confederation of Germany, where religious changes came to life.
On October 4, 1539 agreement was signed Ana marriage to King Henry VIII of England, which had already gone through three marriages, and would make his fourth wife Anne, making her a new Queen for England
paint Source: http://www.anneofcleves.com/
Monday, September 20, 2010
Do Women Prefer Hairy Or Shaved
a day like today ...
a day like today, but 524 years ago, came to the world the eldest son of King Henry VII, who baptized with the name of Arthur Tudor .
King chose its name based on the Arthurian legends, I hope that this son, the heir to the throne, was so strong as King Arthur, and bring peace and prosperity to the kingdom of England, when you play rule.
However, Arthur was a weak and sickly child throughout his life. He was married to the English princess, Catherine of Aragon, mother of Mary, but the marriage lasted only a few months and never came to be accomplished, given the youth of both parties, and weaknesses of the prince, who were more aggravated with the constant humidity that prevailed in Wales, where he lived after the wedding. Arturo
died April 2, 1502, leaving a very young widow, who years later became the Queen of England, to marry the younger brother Arthur, Henry.
a day like today, but 524 years ago, came to the world the eldest son of King Henry VII, who baptized with the name of Arthur Tudor .
King chose its name based on the Arthurian legends, I hope that this son, the heir to the throne, was so strong as King Arthur, and bring peace and prosperity to the kingdom of England, when you play rule.
However, Arthur was a weak and sickly child throughout his life. He was married to the English princess, Catherine of Aragon, mother of Mary, but the marriage lasted only a few months and never came to be accomplished, given the youth of both parties, and weaknesses of the prince, who were more aggravated with the constant humidity that prevailed in Wales, where he lived after the wedding. Arturo
died April 2, 1502, leaving a very young widow, who years later became the Queen of England, to marry the younger brother Arthur, Henry.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Qcarbo With Eliminex Reviews
What we must not forget how to's
After another week of break from training back with energy issues, and more eager to contribute my bit to make our profession to succeed, but this can only leave if each therapist makes an analysis of their professional performance, and examines whether it is really making occupational therapy, here I encourage you to make this small effort of self-criticism, for some the outcome is positive and will be enhanced by this experience and others may have to change some aspects, be it today for tomorrow's changes in health centers, nursing homes, associations, etc where you work the changes are not made today for tomorrow, and I do not want that because things have not been thought out and well prepared not usually do well, but tomaroslo easy step by step .... but that I leave to individual choice, since I'm not one to say anything, only express a personal opinion. I had raised the option of making a translation, but is a very comprehensive text and now I can not devote that time, a paper published this year by the AOTA I think you do not need a presentation for occupational therapists are Rules and Code of Ethics of Occupational Therapy, click on the phrase in English and I will link to the document.
After another week of break from training back with energy issues, and more eager to contribute my bit to make our profession to succeed, but this can only leave if each therapist makes an analysis of their professional performance, and examines whether it is really making occupational therapy, here I encourage you to make this small effort of self-criticism, for some the outcome is positive and will be enhanced by this experience and others may have to change some aspects, be it today for tomorrow's changes in health centers, nursing homes, associations, etc where you work the changes are not made today for tomorrow, and I do not want that because things have not been thought out and well prepared not usually do well, but tomaroslo easy step by step .... but that I leave to individual choice, since I'm not one to say anything, only express a personal opinion. I had raised the option of making a translation, but is a very comprehensive text and now I can not devote that time, a paper published this year by the AOTA I think you do not need a presentation for occupational therapists are Rules and Code of Ethics of Occupational Therapy, click on the phrase in English and I will link to the document.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Building Report Template
Story: "The pot of Lorenzo" Sad news
Good morning! Social networks often seem to be a mess because in the end have a thousand different pages to look to see if someone has written, to see if the group you belong to is some interesting information, but ...... it's worth, sometimes just to know this stuff I am going to produce, as I have met via the website Tuenti Occupational Therapy, and thanks to Vicent Carsí, I hope you like it. Recommended by FEAPS
, so now ..... Congratulations to the person or persons that have taken place.
Good morning! Social networks often seem to be a mess because in the end have a thousand different pages to look to see if someone has written, to see if the group you belong to is some interesting information, but ...... it's worth, sometimes just to know this stuff I am going to produce, as I have met via the website Tuenti Occupational Therapy, and thanks to Vicent Carsí, I hope you like it. Recommended by FEAPS
, so now ..... Congratulations to the person or persons that have taken place.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Crystal Meth Effects On Lungs
Facebook Searching Facebook Gary Kielhofner I've come across a story that did not want to read and not that I love being the source of same, I believe unequivocally that this is one of the entries that make me more difficult to write, a few days ago we learned of the disease he was fighting against and that the situation was serious, I read this today .... Gary Kielhofner
Thursday, September 2, 2010 Sikeston Standard Democrat
CHICAGO - Gary W. Kielhofner, 61, Died Sept. 2, 2010, at Mercy Hospital in Chicago.
http://www.standard-democrat.com/story/1661487.html (This is the link to the news)
Rest in Peace, and thanks for everything, now I get no other word ... Div.tags
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
Matlab 2006b Howto Windows 7
Conventions: Kindness, Security and Enthusiasm.
In any event that takes place, you should never miss a good staff that provide us with information and security, they are the ones who have more contact with the public and therefore represent the first impression one gets of the event.
hosstes
If
mistakenly believes is in the security staff:
Very smug and shielding but zero security.
(eye, is an example to illustrate the idea, they have nothing to do with their place of origin or physical.)
The correct way:
whole body up in the conventions should be professional and friendly , they reflect the sense of being and the order in the event.
To
NOTE: should not forget that all the organizers and members of the staffs (edecanía, intelligence and security) have their distinctive clothing and their respective identification and be recognized in any venue.
ALERT: It is not recommended to put people last time, this causes disorder, confusion and disorientation in the team and with the public.
If you bring an atmosphere of warmth, tranquility, order and enthusiasm from everyone involved in organizing the event, it'll be nice and enjoy the full experience.
have to treat people as we want to be treated.
In any event that takes place, you should never miss a good staff that provide us with information and security, they are the ones who have more contact with the public and therefore represent the first impression one gets of the event.
is essential that the whole team knows the necessary instructions (field it occupies) to do the job for which they were recruited and be kind to all people.
Unfortunately in the country vivo (Mexico) where there are few organized events designated to provide useful information, friendly and give good security.
a) Hiring girls (you) beautiful (you) with good body, dressed with the minimum of clothing and to stand in this or that place to walk around with flyers is synonymous with good care. # FAIL # ERROR
Hostesses / hosstes on display at events and they spend only "throwing mess"
(note, not tod @ s are so great but if most)
(note, not tod @ s are so great but if most)
The correct way:
's staff or aides should know to do their job, be well informed of the event in your area to continue and have good communication with the organizers for any questions you can show the public, besides being the most cordial and friendly as possible at any time.
should be trained in time to the entire staff of aides for the work that they undertake in the event, giving them a distinctive dress and comfortable for hours of work.
IDEA: information that the staff count costume Subject (depending on the event) without coming to vulgarities.
In an anime or comic convention can choose to dress comfortable.
conventions for comic, anime and comics is advisable to have people who know the subject, thus ensuring proper treatment for the type of audience will attend.
If
is difficult to find (via agencies) the right people, you can make a call asking people who have interest giving incentives to participate and their claims in the event. This has to do with time, they may be people who are not engaged in the edecania and have to train for a good performance.
IMPORTANT: organizers should seek good way to all staff, giving him time to rest, eat and never forget that they / you are an important part of any event by helping the smooth running of this and make it attractive to the public.
b) recruiting people with aggressive attitude is to have a good body of "security." # FAIL # ERROR
Very smug and shielding but zero security.
(eye, is an example to illustrate the idea, they have nothing to do with their place of origin or physical.)
The correct way:
whole body up in the conventions should be professional and friendly , they reflect the sense of being and the order in the event.
A security guard must be polite and always show a smile, this does not diminish the professionalism and adds confidence to the public attending the events, especially with young people and children.
is recommended to instruct the security staff with time and do drills at the facilities of the place chosen for them to recognize and act in situations out of place, not to mention the constant communication security / organizers throughout the event, to the finality of it.
To
give comfort to the security forces must take into account: the weather, accessories and venue. An important recommendation is to have two shifts of personnel in order to rolarse, take breaks and meals.
Security guards are people and as they deserve our respect, must be respected and abide by the instructions they give us.
PLUS: event organizers can give them an extra incentive for their work to have better performance.
PLUS: event organizers can give them an extra incentive for their work to have better performance.
One incentive that I just thought: If the security force there parents have family or younger siblings, nephews, grandchildren, the organizers give free passes for family members to attend (above) to the conventions.
NOTE: should not forget that all the organizers and members of the staffs (edecanía, intelligence and security) have their distinctive clothing and their respective identification and be recognized in any venue.
ALERT: It is not recommended to put people last time, this causes disorder, confusion and disorientation in the team and with the public.
edecania A good example of friendly and trained security people have it in Japan, its conventions are always neat, quiet and secure, all enjoy.
If you bring an atmosphere of warmth, tranquility, order and enthusiasm from everyone involved in organizing the event, it'll be nice and enjoy the full experience.
There to treat people like we want to be treated, following this motto avoid many problems.
This simple pocoyotizada me, nothing to do but I find it cute: 3
Below I put the links in the instructions to be followed by attending the Komiket will see that are not hard to understand and are prepared for the security and proper enjoyment of all. Not a bad idea to copy them to the conventions of comics, anime, manga, etc. carried out in the country, no matter if they are small or large, all may apply.
http://www.comiket.co.jp/info-a/TAFO/C77TAFO/C77eng.html http://www.comiket.co.jp/info-a/TAFO/C77TAFO/C77eng.html
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