YES, You can Wash and Dry Your Wedding Dress at Home!
DO YOU HAVE A GORGEOUS PRE-OWNED WEDDING GOWN, BUT IT'S DIRTY? Dry cleaning is expensive, so instead, we've WASHED more than 200 wedding gowns at home. We can tell you how!
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WE WASHED all the gowns pictured below. You can wash yours, too!
washed and dried at home. It came out beautifully!
Stunning bride Allison chose a gorgeous Oleg Cassini dress we'd washed and dried for her elegant, yet rustic, Colorado wedding.
For her vintage wedding, Shauna chose an outstanding lace Oleg Cassini dress we'd washed and dried at home!
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Kelli, this is great news, and it's amazing how well gowns of all kinds do in the washer and dryer!
For the dirt left on the hem, you might try to technique of putting the gown in a dry cleaner bag to protect the part now being washed, hanging it on a kitchen cabinet door and washing the hem in the sink. Sometimes I put a dishpan in the sink and spray the stains with spray and wash, then soak for several hours in hot sudsy water. Then, I come back and scrub. Let drip dry. Good luck, and glad the article helped, Kelli!
HELP! I bought my wedding dress two years ago in hopes to wear it when I renew my vows. In spite of several deaths, the renewal of vows were put on hold. Now, I'm goimg all in om August 16, 2014. We've been married soon to be 14 years this August, but together for 17 years. When I bought my dress, somehow a blue spot got on there……now its all over yhe dress. I wasn't able to upload a picture, but I'd be more than happy to email one. Its made from China, 100% polyester. Please help. I want to try to wash it. The cleaners are charging $175.
Christina, do send a photo of the blue on the gown to thesavvybrideokc@yahoo.com. I've never heard of blue spots appearing on a gown, but what I'd do to start with is pick a spot that's out of the way – maybe on the back bottom of the gown and try to wash it out with mild soap and water. Try that and see if it comes out, and then let me know.
Whoa!!! Thank you for the quick response! I already sent you several pictures of the blue over the dress. Blue Aliens have taken over my dress! Lol.
I really appreciate this! I got out my wedding gown because I wanted to turn it into a Baptismal gown when I heard a friend did this. I never got it cleaned after our wedding years ago, so there are some champagne stains on it. I had begun cleaning them by hand. Also, the dress has yellowed ever-so-slightly.
I had decided to put it in the washer, but did a quick search online to see what I could find out on doing something like this. What a great find here! Though my dress is 25 years old, it IS all polyester. I'm going to put Shout on the stains and wash it on delicate tomorrow. If I can't get it clean enough to retrieve fabric to sew for grandbabies' Baptisms, no loss! :-) I'm so encouraged!
Thank you for this! I am donating my gown to Helping Hands and they will turn it into a bunch of angel dresses for babies that do not make it out of the hospital.
Heather, this is so wonderful, and it makes me choke up! Bless you for thinking of this. I'm so glad we could play a small part in it.
I bought my dress second hand, and it really needed a cleaning. I saw this on Friday, and tried it Saturday. My dress looks good as new. Thanks so much…ONE HAPPY BRIDE TO BE!!!
Mary, This is wonderful, and we're SO glad it worked and your dress looks great. It is truly amazing how much fresher and better any gown looks that's been cleaned this way!
Would you be willing and able to send a picture of your clean dress (or before and after pics, if you have them) that we could post on Facebook, or use in the article as more examples?
Just followed your instructions of prewashing hem, stains etc. Put it in my front loading Whirlpool on Ultra Handwash and Low spin with Zero laundry soap. It looks awesome! Thank you for giving me the courage to do this, as I had already thought of it. No bead damage on this $2,000 dress and very minimal wrinkling. I can basically smooth out the fabric with my hands. Saved over $200!!
I really want to try this but I'm so scared ill wreck the beading on my gown….I have a photo shoot in my wedding dress in 3 days and was thinking it needs a quick wash….
Malissa, here are two options: 1st, photos in a photo shoot will not show up any dirt, so you might wait until that's over. or 2nd, wash the bodice and / or hem in the kitchen sink and let the gown drip dry. This is much easier on the beading. Good luck!
I was desperately looking for a way to clean my gown as I did not have the money to take to the cleaners. I pre treated the hem and lace. I can't believe how beautifully clean it is! It looks brand new. Now to part with it and hope the next bride loves it as much as I did.
Whoever wrote this article needs to be shot! no way should you be putting these in a regular size machine. Dress is stuck and probably wrecked, thank you. "Even opulent dresses will fit". I don't think so!!!!!
Hi, I my wedding is July 25th and I am wearing my mothers dress from her wedding 4 years ago, now let me tell you it is a mess, I ran across your blog and thought wow I really dont have $185 to have it cleaned. My mom had gotten spray tan all over the top and mud on the bottom, as she had an out door reception. Well moral of the story I love your blog and finally worked up enough nerve to soak the bottom in the tub and putting it in the washer on delicate. I am so nevers but so excited to see how it turns out !! I cant wait to let you know..
Sabrina, We'd love to hear how it turns out, and to see pictures!! Best wishes for your wedding!
I am definitely going to give this a go for my daughters gown. Most of the work will be the train and hem. If it doesn't clean up well I think it would be best to change the length of the gown. It is a gorgeous gown, but getting it clean before selling it should not be stressful. Wish us luck!
Thanks for the tips. I treated the spots and washed it on a delicate cycle with no detergent and I was shocked when it came out clean. It was dirty and stained and had been sitting for over 10 yrs. It did get a little twisted in the washer, but no damage done. Hopefully I can sell it now.
Hi, I'm so glad I found this article. I have a 22 year old wedding dress that had no tag on it for fiber content, so I did a burn test for fiber identification on a 1 inch piece and the result matched polyester. So now I'll be washing it in the washer, but do I use warm water or hot water? Also, I'll be dyeing it with a polyester dye (Rit Dyemore) in the washer.
I have a formal dress with polyester and acetate and metallic thread. Any idea if I can apply this washing method to this dress? Tag says dry clean only.
You might have good luck with only cleaning the underarms, but that also might leave water rings under the arms as it's very hard to get all the soap and dirt out. You might be able to do small cleaning sample in an out of the way place. Best wishes!
Thank you so much for this article!! I followed your instructions, and every dirt spot/sweat mark is gone! I was a bit nervous, as there is a lot of beading on the dress, but nothing came loose. I will need to iron a few spots, but I could not be more happy! Thanks again!!
This is wonderful news, and I'm so happy your dress came out beautifully. I think it's amazing how great a dress can look after a good cleaning. I'd love to see a photo of your dress, if you have one. If possible, please send to thesavvybrideokc@yahoo.com – Best wishes and thank you!
I am absolutely shocked. Our wedding was over a year ago and my dress has been sitting in my closet ever since. I wish I would have taken a picture of the damage I did to that dress. It was COVERED in red wine, huge yellow spill all over the bottom half of the dress — I mean, it looked honestly unsalvageable. I bought Wine Away and sprayed it all over the numerous red stains that covered the dress and tossed in the dress without doing anything further. I didn't bother to clean the hem or anything because I figured there was no way this would work. To my astonishment, my dress is as white as it was when I purchased it. I'm completely shocked. It is a polyester/polyamide blend dress full of lace and beading. I washed it with woolite on the handwash cycle and chose the shortest cycle. Additionally, I checked on the dress every couple of minutes to ensure it wasn't tangling. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for this wonderful article!
Hi, I would love to wash my dress in the washer, but I'm afraid because it has all sorts of support wires and I don't want the machine to twist them. Should I be concerned about this?
I just washed my dress. It's 100% polyester and I've just transferred it to the dryer. Looks like all the stains came out and the dress is still intact! Yayyyy! Now waiting for it to dry. My dress came with a beautiful horsehair tulle skirt overlay thing. I did not wash it but the bottom is pretty dirty. I had an outdoor wedding and reception. How do you think I should wash this overlay? The shape of it is just gorgeous and I'm afraid to ruin it!
So glad that it turned out well!! I'm not sure what your horsehair overlay is made of. You could wash a small area on the hem and see if it washes out OK. If it does, you could wash it in the bathtub. But, not seeing the overlay, this is a "try at your own risk" sort of thing. I'd love to see photos of the clean gown. Thanks for letting me know!
Thanks for the tips!! Dress turned out amazing. Mind you it wasn't super dirty to begin with but the stains along the hem had been sitting for 3+ years. Now I can move along to framing it for my closet. Thank you again.
Megan, Sorry for the late reply as we've been away and just returned. Thanks so much for letting me about the great results on your gown! I've been amazed myself about how well machine washing works. What do you mean by "framing it for my closet"?
Best wishes to you, and thanks again for letting me know.
Wow! I borrowed a dress and the bottom of it was a disaster. Lots of layers and bead work but 100/ polyester. I really thought I wouldn't be able to use it. No way was dry cleaning going to work. I pre treated it as you said, soaked it for an hour and then delicate cycle. Fluffed it in the dryer for 15 minutes on low and it's PERFECT! Yay, thank you! I saved $200!
Susan, Thanks so much for this great message! I'm so glad your gown came out fresh and clean. I always find the results kind of miraculous! If you have pictures, possibly, I'd love to see them.
Best wishes to you and enjoy your dress!
I want to clean my daughters wedding gown. It has a chiffon over lay can I clean it the same way?
Hello Deborah, Yes, you can wash it the same way basically, but chiffon is delicate and prone to runs in the fabric and to damage. So, you need to be very careful with it as you wash it, handle it and dry it. Be sure it's washed on cold and dried on the lowest setting possible. Be sure it doesn't catch on a corner of the washer lid or dryer door.
If the overlay still has wrinkles after drying, hang it up and carefully steam those out.
Best wishes with the gown!
Hi I bought a wedding dress for my vow renewal in july, I've had it hanging up to try and let the wrinkles fall out of lace that's on top of the dress., but they havnt fell out, tried ironing on low to med heat but no luck, even tried hotter iron with wet towel still no luck. Should I try washing it and see if this helps?
Hi Sharon, Before I washed it, I'd steam it and see if that works. Often if you don't have a steamer, you can borrow one from someone. Even a small hand steamer is worth a try. Washing the gown will depend on what the fabric is. See if there's a fabric tag inside the dress. To wash it, you need for it to be 100% polyester. But even if you wash it, you still may have the same problem with wrinkles in the lace. Your best bet is to try steaming first. Good luck and best wishes with your event!
I acquired a free wedding dress for a friend. Every dry cleaners wanted to change 100-200 to clean the dress. I was. Almost going to give up until i found your site. I cleaned the dress in a jumbo machine with a tiny bit of bleach and regular baking soda detergent and it came out so bright beautiful and white.
Thank you for sharing such valuable information. My buckets thank you.
I followed all the instructions for my daughter in laws 25.00 gown from a resale shop. The gown came out perfect, used a pre-spot, natural detergent, high efficiency hand wash cycle, delicate cycle on dryer to get the excess moisture out. I laid the damp gown on a sweater dryer so air could circulate beneath the gown, used one of those plactic ballcap holders that is used to wash a cap and propped the bust area up to air dry and then laid it on on the kitchen table for days to air dry and draped the train over the edge of a kitchen chair. Came out just like it was brand new! I was scared but had no choice and this was done 5 days before the wedding!
I was glad to see your article! I found a 1970's wedding dress at Goodwill for $20 (yay!) for a photoshoot coming up. The cleaners wanted $150 to clean it. The lady there was kind enough to tell me what they would do-wash it and hang it to dry, just like you said. So i went home and did it myself. It got so much whiter than I was expecting! I'm extremely happy with that but now I need to get the wrinkles out… and they're bad. The tag doesn't say what it's made of but I'm assuming polyester, but of course we cant be sure. Just for reference, it has three layers: a chiffon-type top layer with appliques and stretch lace sleeves, a tulle layer under that and then the under lining. Can it be ironed or is steaming necessary? The age of the fabrics makes me nervous so your input is SO appreciated! Thanks for your awesome article!
Kimberly, this is just a wonderful story, but I know about the concern with a really wrinkled dress. Steaming is most likely the best way to get wrinkles out of your gown, particularly since the chiffon-type fabrics must be handled carefully and because of the age and the uncertainty about the fabric content.
I'm working on a book about my process, and I have a new chapter on steaming and ironing that's been written. Please email me at thesavvybrideokc@yahoo.com and I'll send you a reading copy of that chapter at no charge for your use.
Thanks so much for being in touch with a great story!
I have a wedding dress that has been sitting in my closet almost four years now and has aquired some yellowing, not to mention has a spot where I spilled some wine. I just wanted to know what type of prewash I should use. I have stuff such as oxi-clean stain remover and Clorox2, would that work or if not, could you recommend a particular pre-wash? Thank you.
Kiersten, Sorry to be late to reply to your message. I've been out after having surgery, but I'm recovering well.
I have never used a specific pre-wash for wine stains, but I received this message several months ago from a bride who had wine stains on her gown and had very good results with the product she names. Please use this at your own risk. It is the only option I've heard of.
Our wedding was over a year ago and my dress has been sitting in my closet ever since. I wish I would have taken a picture of the damage I did to that dress. It was COVERED in red wine, huge yellow spill all over the bottom half of the dress — I mean, it looked honestly unsalvageable. I bought Wine Away and sprayed it all over the numerous red stains that covered the dress and tossed in the dress without doing anything further. I didn't bother to clean the hem or anything because I figured there was no way this would work. To my astonishment, my dress is as white as it was when I purchased it.
Best wishes, Kiersten, and please let us know how your gown did!
I bought a used dress from a girl that stored it in a very dirty box. There were so many stains, but I figured dry cleaners could get it out. When I arrived at the dry cleaners the first thing the attendant told me was that those stains will never come out and the cost is $165. I left it to let her do a couple of spot checks so that I wouldn't have to pay if they didn't. In the mean time, I Googled cleaning my dress at home and your site came up. I called the dry cleaners and picked up my dress to try and do it myself. Today I bravely sprayed all the spots with Shout and washed it(actually I said a prayer first.) I was so amazed!!! It still had a couple of spots so I sprayed it again and washed once more. My dress is perfect!!! Thank you so much for letting people know you can do this!!!!
Dawn, I'm sorry to be slow to reply to your message, as I've just had surgery (but recovering well!).
I am thrilled about the results you had and how much using our process saved. It is truly remarkable that this works the way it does! We would love to see a photo if you have one. Thank you so much, and best wishes for a wonderful wedding day.
P.S. Thanks for your great story telling ability, too. We loved your post!
I just washed my gown. Inside out, with a bit of vinegar, delicate cycle, pinned a sock to the beautiful embellished belt. I'm SO happy with the results! I had fake tan on and left stains by the armpit areas- ALL gone. I wore the gown on sandy beach for photos- ALL white and clean now! WOW. I love my new washer! This post helped me confirm that my idea of throwing the gown into the washer wasn't crazy. Checked the tag, said polyester.
Martina, This is wonderful! How great that your gown washed so beautifully, and what a great idea about pinning a sock to the glitzy belt. So glad you have a beautiful, clean gown again.
HELP! We bought my daughter a gorgeous dress at a charitable sample shop in Virginia. The dress is fairly dirty with having been tried on by many bride's-to-be. We were told to have alterations done before having the dress dry cleaned, so we proceeded. When she was going for her first fitting for alterations, she fainted, fell face first and the result was a gash across the chin and LOTS OF BLOOD all over the front of the dress! While I gathered my daughter and headed straight for the emergency room, the alterations staff (a fabric store in town) jumped to and worked on getting the blood out of the dress. They made a solution out of hydrogen peroxide, Dawn dishwashing liquid and yes, my daughter's saliva. (they had her spit into a little bowl before we left for the ER). They got all of the blood out with absolutely no sign of any stain or water marks. Now that the alterations are all complete, we took the dress to the dry cleaners. They said that you cannot mix hydrogen peroxide with dry cleaning chemicals. That the chemical reaction can potentially deteriorate the fabric or cause significant discoloration. The wedding is in 3 weeks and we are at a loss. The dress has no beading or decorations. It has lots of pleats over the chest and ruching around the bodice, but otherwise no embellishments. The tag says "Dry clean only" but it is 100% polyester taffeta. The dirt spots are mostly on the breasts, sides of waist and hem. I am so upset and need your advice!
What a situation! I am so sorry about this especially about your daughter's injury. I hope she's had a full recovery!
Since your daughter's gown is 100% polyester, I feel like you can have a great result following the instructions carefully in my post on this site. However, if you decide to do this, please know that it is done entirely at your own risk.
If you go ahead, be sure to pre-treat well all the dirty spot like on the bodice, sides and especially the hem. Go slowly and follow all the instructions. It will help you to have someone to help you.
Since the gown has lots of pleats and ruching, you may have to steam it after washing and drying it, with some possible touch up by ironing. But, the gown may come out of the dryer with no wrinkles – that would be great. But either way, the gown can turn out just beautifully.
I've written an addition to this article about steaming gowns and it has more info about ironing, too. If you'd like to get that info, let me know, and I'll send you a copy.
Don't panic :-) I truly believe the gown will come out beautifully. Just be certain not to use a chemical spot cleaner or other chemicals – only a pre-treat product like SHOUT and laundry detergent.
Please let me know what you decide to do, and if you clean the gown, I'd LOVE to see a photo.
Best wishes to your daughter for a wonderful wedding day. I feel like one day this will just seem like a bump in the road!
Would this work for a semi vintage ivory colored gown as well?
Hi Jen, Thanks so much for contacting us! The big question is what fabric your gown is made of. If it's silk, my method won't work and shouldn't be used. If your gown is polyester, it will.
You can also google "fabric burn test" for info, as well. You can cut the fabric sample needed for the test from an inside seam. Then you can go from there.
How do I dry my dress without a dryer?
That is an easy question! When your dress is washed, wash your hands, take it out, and turn it right side out, zip, tie and hook all the closures, and hang it up. Smooth it all down.
Then, you can air dry it – for at least a day or two days is better. Then you'll need to steam it or iron it.
I am so happy to landed on your page. I am in the process of purchasing 15 wedding dresses and some have stains – I am intending of hiring out the dresses to start up my own little bridal shop – long long over due dream of mine. So just the cost of drying cleaning the dresses – well just the thought was killing me. So one's I have the dresses I am most certainly going to try your suggestions.
Hi, Are you looking for a wedding gown? I no longer sell gowns on a retail basis, but I'd encourage you to see if there's a good consignment store in your area that carries wedding gowns. In our area, Oklahoma City, we can highly recommend The Formal Niche Bridal and Formal, Yukon, OK. Their info in on Facebook.
If there's no store near you, we know these are good online sources: Tradesy, Preownedweddingdresses and Ebay. But, check to see if the gown can be returned, or at the very least, get exact measurements for the gown and check those against your own. We don't recommend ordering a gown directly from China, because it's just too iffy. A gown listing that offers all sizes and that asks for all your measurements is most likely a direct order from China.
I'm wondering, will this also work on a wedding dress that has rouching, gathering all up the skirt? Because all I really need is to steam it. I never wore it. I gained weight right before. It's been in my closet for years, and now someone wants to buy it from me. It is VERY wrinkled. Will a handheld steamer work for that style of dress?
Hi Amanda, If your dress is very complicated but totally clean, steaming may be the best way to go. But I don't think a hand-held steamer is powerful enough to do it. You'll need one of the steamers that rolls on the floor with a wand to steam. Often you can borrow one from someone.
You could wash the gown on very low settings, but there is the danger that some of the connections that create the rouching would break. That happened to me once. The gown would look very fresh, but there is that danger, and you might still have a major steaming job. How much steaming might be needed after washing is hard to predict depending on the fabric and other factors.
All around your best bet might be to borrow a rolling steamer and go from there.
Best wishes on getting your gown ready to sell!
Such a great article and how wonderful of you to help so many brides and bride helpers by sharing your knowledge. I have a puffy dress, tool, chiffon polyester but it also has boning. Would the boning shift if placed in the washer and dryer?
Karen, I hope the wedding was a great event, but it sounds like you've got a challenge with cleaning your daughter's gown.
You've really got three problems: wine, spray tan and mud.
BUT, my booklet doesn't address spray tan and wine stains specifically. Usually, when I wash a gown with spray tan stains, the stains will come out if I follow the instructions in my booklet. But, on one gown they didn't come out, so I washed the stained areas in dish soap and soaked and gently scrubbed the spray tan areas – I soaked for several hours. The stains did finally come out – or at least about 95% did. I did find this article online about removing spray tan: http://www.youbeauty.com/beauty/remove-self-tanner-stains-just-everything/ So, hope you are able to remove all those stains!
Also, brides have told me that they've had luck with a spray product, and when I googled that, Wine Off Spray and Wine Away Spray came up. So, those look like good options, but you might want to check Amazon for reviews of those.
Clean the wine and the spray tan stains first before following the procedure in my booklet for washing the entire gown in the washer.
Regardless, I have washed hundreds of gowns and I've only had two or three that I couldn't get clean. Good luck, and I think you'll be successful!
THE SAVVY BRIDE IS A WEDDING WIRE COUPLES CHOICE WINNER!


The Kids Growing with Grains program is supported through a grant by the Maryland Grain Producers and administered by faculty from University of Maryland Extension and Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station.
Since 1994, the Kids Growing With Grains program has been held at the Western Maryland Research and Education Center in Keedysville, Maryland (Washington County). Schools with mostly urban population are invited to come to WMREC for a day of learning. For most of the audience, this is their first trip to a farm. Students participating in the all-day field trip visit four different "stations" to learn about grain production, consumption, and nutritional benefits.
At the Planting Station, students take a wagon tour to various research plots and have lessons on planting, growing, and harvesting of grain crops. They learn about the Best Management Practices farmers are encouraged to use in the farming of grains grown for human and animal consumption. The expense associated with growing grains is also a part of this station. Toy replicas of various pieces of machinery and the cost of each are discussed.
Everything from grits to gasoline and corn syrup to crayons is covered at the "Unusual Uses of Grains Station." The students get a hands-on look at some unusual facts, food, and non-food items that are made from corn and corn by-products.
The students have the opportunity to learn from 4-H members at the Animal Consumption Station. The 4-Her's talk to the students about how animals depend upon grains that are produced on a farm. The 4-Her's bring their animals - pigs, cows, calves, goats, sheep, chicken - to display. The students see the amount of grain that is necessary for the animals to grow, produce food, and other products for human consumption.
The nutritional value and health benefits are emphasized at the Human Consumption Station. Hands-on food experiments allow students the opportunity to sample foods made with grains that are healthful but may be new and unique to them. By participating in the preparation of foods made with grains, students gain a better understanding of the varieties and appeal of grains in their diet.
At the end of the day, students return to school with worksheets, recipes, and a "Grain Jar" they have made. The jar contains a sample of oats, wheat, barley, soybeans, and corn. Teachers return with additional teaching materials so the students can continue to learn about grains and reinforce what they have learned throughout the day.


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Q: "System.Xml.XmlAttribute cannot be used as: 'xml element'." while running my asmx service I am trying to create a small asmx service with a method which will return some dummy data. I get the following error when I run the service:
"System.InvalidOperationException: System.Xml.XmlAttribute cannot be used as: 'xml element'."
My web method is as follows:
[WebMethod]
public SubmitCaseRequestResponse1 SubmitCaseRequest(SubmitCaseRequestRequest1 request)
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public SubmitCaseRequestRequest PostCaseDateRequest { get; set; }

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A: I was supposed to serialize the complex type SubmitCaseRequestRequest1   and SubmitCaseRequestResponse1 . Needed to add [XmlElement] for the complex types and [XmlAttribute] for simple types
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Missouri lawmakers revisit banning the teaching of racism in classrooms
by: Emily Manley
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A fight over critical race theory is heating up in the Missouri Capitol as Republican lawmakers file a "Parents' Bill of Rights" to give parents control of what their student is taught.
Rep. Doug Richey (R-Excelsior Springs) and Rep. Nick Schroer (R-O'Fallon) want to require all schools to lay out the curriculum students are taught for parents.
"There's much in this bill that I have talked with administrators about, who say we already do this and to that I say good," Richey said to committee members Tuesday. "Parents have a fundamental right, responsibility, and authority when it comes to their children."
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The two told the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee their goal is to also want to ban the teaching of critical race theory and look at possibly exempting students from vaccine requirements.
"This bill is in no way trying to stop kids from thinking," Schroer said. "I think it is trying to prevent educators, prevent institutions, from flooding kids with a certain train of thought, teaching kids this is the only way to think about the situation."
Richey said the "Parents' Bill of Rights" in public schools allows parents to be informed of what their student is being taught and then have the right to opt their child out of the lesson.
"If the parent wants to be notified in advance to something that is controversial, then the parent has to define that," Richey said. "It's not to blow apart public education. It's not to disparage public education. It's about trust."
Under House Bill 1995, Richey's legislation requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to develop a form school district's can give for parents to opt out of certain lessons. It also creates the "Missouri Education Transparency and Accountability Portal" to give access to every school district's curriculum, material, and professional development materials. The bill would establish a process for parents to file complaints about school boards and give the attorney general the ability to sue schools that violate the legislation's provisions.
"Parents that are given three minutes at night to talk only on subjects that the school board wants them to talk on and we can't stop that unless we do something up here," Rep Craig Fishel (R-Springfield) said. "I'm in a community that has the largest school system in the state, and we are locked out."
Schroer's proposal, House Bill 1474, would also create a bill of rights for parents, requiring school districts that receive any federal or state money to know what their child is being taught and have transparency regarding school boards. It also always parents to stop in at the school and check in on their child during the school day, concerning some lawmakers about safety.
"Does that give the parent the right to go down to their child's classroom, to sit in that classroom with the teacher who they may have had an issue with on a grade?" Rep. Brad Pollitt (R-Sedalia) asked the sponsors. "Does that open it up for a parent to go down and sit in a teacher's classroom in an intimidating manner?"
Schroer responded by saying once they combine the two bills, those details will have to be ironed out.
"We are going to have to be very careful to address those concerns, so we are not going to the courts over every single piece," Schroer said.
CRT became a heated topic at the end of the 2021 legislative session, but nothing ever made it across the finish line. Over the summer, the DESE gave 500-plus school districts a survey about CRT. Kansas City Public Schools is the only district that said it taught criteria that fell under the subject.
The first question read: Does your LEA's board-approved curriculum include lessons about CRT?
The only school to answer yes was Kansas City Public Schools, explaining their answer by saying: "We offer an African Centered College prep magnet school that services both elementary and secondary students. The board also approved the 1619 Project service-learning and community activism grant to be taught during summer school. The curriculum is fully aligned with the Missouri Learning Standards."
Five schools left the answer blank and 419 districts said no.
The second question read: Does your LEA's board-approved curriculum include The New York Times' 1619 Project?
Three schools answered yes: Hazelwood School District, Kansas City Public Schools, and the School District of University City.
Hazelwood outlined how the 1619 Project is taught in the following grade levels:
4th Grade Social Studies – The 1619 Project is listed as one of the teacher resources about the arrival of enslaved Africans in Jamestown.
8th Grade Social Studies – Students are given a reading of two paragraphs from the 1619 Project describing the arrival of enslaved Africans in Jamestown.
9th Grade US History – The 1619 Project is mentioned in a suggested learning activity where President Trump discusses the 1619 Project and the 1776 project.
University City explained its answer by saying: "Our board did not approve the 1619 Project. One of our teachers used the resource during one unit of study with students."
DESE has previously said it does not issue guidance on CRT because it's a local control state.
Texas, Tennessee, Iowa, Idaho, and Oklahoma have previously passed similar legislation prohibiting CRT in schools
Rep. Paula Brown (D-Hazelwood) fears banning certain topics and the bill of rights could lead to trouble.
"When we put some of these pieces in place, we are setting people up just to be in court and that is a big concern," Brown, a former educator, said.
Kansas City Democratic Rep. Maggie Nurrenbern, another former teacher, said the legislation would be a "trojan horse to destroy quality education."
"These laws would create a chilling effect on teachers who would be afraid to teach anything remotely related to banned curriculum," Nurrenbern said.
Some parents stressed during the hours-long meeting, they don't like the idea of other parents controlling what is taught.
"Makes me wonder whose rights because at this point, what I'm hearing is a small minority of people will be able to make decisions about what my child will be able to have access to," Heather Flemming said. "I agree totally that parents have the right and indeed the responsibility to have control over what their children learn and what their children are exposed to, but they do not have the right to make that decision for me."
Members need to vote the legislation out of committee before it heads to the House floor for debate.
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President-elect Donald Trump announced at a rally in Cincinnati that he will appoint Gen. James "Mad Dog" Mattis to secretary of defense.
President-elect Donald Trump said Thursday he will nominate retired Gen. James Mattis to be his defense secretary, making the announcement at a post-election victory rally in Cincinnati.
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James Mattis for defense secretary, according to people familiar with the decisionhttp [email protected] Here is a Sept speech by Gen. Mattis on importance of NATO and his Mattis might be a good check & balance for Flynn. I'm still deeply troubled by Trump's bypassing the press.
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The book's claims have basically been affirmed by the senior official who released a personal op-Ed about what goes on in the White House and trumps mental state. An Emmy is an award for entertaining, and a Pulitzer is for journalism, which is an endeavor predicated on telling the truth.
5:39 AM - 20 Nov 2016. Mattis is a no brainer and so is Rudy. Stop playing with our emotions. You know we don't want Romney.
This is a big deal << more of a big deal will be who is the next Defense Sec who will need to dramatically prepare the USA for the Great War that is fast approaching < much crap to undo from last 24 years of deliberate decline.
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Montana Congressional Candidate Says U.S. Should Resurrect 'Operation Wetback'
NOGALES, AZ - MARCH 08: U.S. Border Patrol ranch liaison John "Cody" Jackson (R) rides with cattle rancher Dan Bell on Bell's ZZ Cattle Ranch at the U.S.-Mexico border on March 8, 2013 in Nogales, Arizona. Jackson meets regularly with local ranchers to coordinate the agency's efforts on border issues, including drug smuggling and illegal immigration from Mexico. Bell, a third generation rancher, grazes cattle on nearly ten miles of border property. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
A real estate investor who is vying for a congressional seat in Montana says he has the solution to illegal immigration.
"It was called 'Operation Wetback' and that policy repatriated about 1.4 million illegal aliens that were in America from Mexico," KXLF TV's website quoted Drew Turiano, who describes himself as a Christian Tea Party candidate, as saying. "He repatriated them along with their American-born children. President Eisenhower did that, it was called Operation Wetback. I think America needs another Operation Wetback."
The congressional election takes place next year.
Turiano, the fifth Republican in the primary race to replace fellow GOP Rep. Steve Daines, who plans to run for the U.S. Senate, said the mass deportations of the Eisenhower era can be duplicated, though there are many more undocumented immigrants in the country now.
"What will it take to repatriate maybe 20 million, maybe 20,000 officials?" he said, according to KXLF. "It's not that difficult. It was done once in American history. It can be done again."
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Turiano also opposes abortion and thinks that President Obama should be impeached.
In the GOP primary, Turiano would be facing state Sen. Matt Rosendale, former state Sen. Corey Stapleton, and former state Sen. Ryan Zinke.
Democrats John Lewis, the former state director for U.S. Sen. Max Baucus, Melinda Gopher, a paralegal and civil rights activist, and Independent Shawn White Wolf, a counselor with the Montana United Indian Association, have said they plan to run.
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The ex-governor's tell-all book could benefit by answering these lingering questions about his public life.
Gov. Chris Christie is penning a tell-all memoir about his "wild ride" from Trenton to the brief stint at the summit of Trump world and then crashing back down to the unfriendly snake pit of the Statehouse, where everybody counted the hours before his departure.
The book, due out early next year, will be called "Let Me Finish,'' but knowing Christie, "Let Me Start Settling Scores" might be a more appropriate title. Christie's enemies list could very well fill the book's index.
But if the book is anything like most political memoirs, it looms as a self-serving, one-sided defense of his tenure relying on facts that make him shine while omitting the blots that darken his place in history. The political memoir is often a notch above propaganda.
To offer the reading public and posterity a more well-rounded portrait, here are a few lingering questions Christie might want to consider clarifying in his book. It might make for a more compelling read.
The book could provide more detail about his knowledge of the George Washington Bridge scandal. For example, Christie could explain why he proclaimed in a nationally televised news conference Jan. 9, 2014, that it came as such a shock to read emails and texts in The Record and at NorthJersey.com implicating three of his top aides in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing plot.
Christie made that assertion even though — as federal and legislative investigations would later show — red flags about their involvement had been piling up on his desk weeks earlier.
In early December, senior aides alerted Christie that Deputy Chief of Staff Bridget Anne Kelly; Bill Baroni, the deputy executive director at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; and David Wildstein, Christie's enforcer at the port, may have been aware of or involved in the lane closings.
And at least one top Christie loyalist relayed some of that troubling warning minutes before a Dec. 13 press conference, in which Christie declared that no one had been involved in the scheme. Christie has argued that he gave a truthful reply to a reporter's question because he had just confronted his staff that very morning and no one came forward suggesting any role in orchestrating a retaliatory scheme to punish the Fort Lee mayor with traffic jams.
But that explanation did little to dispel the notion that Christie did little to investigate the matter. And there was ample reason to believe that the administration's official explanation — that the approach lanes in Fort Lee were closed as part of a routine traffic study — was nonsense. Further, testimony at Kelly and Baroni's federal trial in 2016 suggested that Christie was alerted to the lane closings as they occurred in September 2013.
Now that Christie has time to reflect, maybe he can summon from the recesses of his memory the contents of those mysterious text messages he exchanged with a senior aide during one of the first — and explosive — legislative hearings into the lane-closing fiasco.
During the Dec. 9, 2013, hearing of the Assembly Transportation Committee, top Port Authority officials shredded the Christie administration's explanation that a routine traffic study was the cause of the two traffic-snarling lane closings at the Fort Lee access lanes to the bridge. "I was not aware of a traffic study,'' Patrick Foye, executive director of the Port Authority, told the panel.
Christie began firing off the first of a 12-text exchange with Regina Egea, who oversaw independent agencies, including the Port Authority. Christie said he had "no recollection" of the texts, and Egea recalled only one text, and that she may have been commenting on the professional conduct of the officials. The contents of the text were never disclosed, and a legislative panel concluded that they were probably deleted.
Yet the flurry of texts, coming at a time when the administration's official explanation came crashing down, also belied the portrait Christie cultivated during the bubbling crisis as a governor too busy to be bothered with a trifling traffic jam. It also came at a time when Christie was being touted as a front runner for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. The exchange pointed at one possible explanation: Christie recognized the political danger to his career and was desperate to contain the damage.
Christie's sudden bout of amnesia about the texts never seemed credible.
Christie could clear up the confusion over his cellphone, which might have contained a trove of emails, text messages and other data that investigators might have yielded valuable clues and context about the lane closings.
No one was ever certain who had possession of the phone until a spokesman disclosed in July 2016 that it was in the hands of Christie's then-personal attorney, Christopher Wray — who just happens to be the current director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I doubt that Christie or his publisher will hire a cyber-expert to extract its contents, but maybe they could have a photograph of it included in the book. Then the public can have some assurance that it exists.
The book should provides Christie a chance to give a more detailed account of how his friendship with King Abdullah of Jordan blossomed in 2012.
That year, Christie took his family to trade mission to Israel on a plane owned by Sheldon Adelson, a casino mogul and Republican donor. At the end of the trip, the entourage enjoyed a lavish weekend at a luxury hotel in Jordan and partied with Bono, the lead singer of U2. King Abdullah of Jordan picked up the $30,000 tab, according to published reports.
Christie justified the trip by citing a provision in state code of conduct permitting governors to accept gifts from "personal friends." Apparently, Christie befriended the king during a private dinner thrown by then-New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg.
Political figures mingle in social settings, all the time. They are fleeting cocktail party encounters — hardly the place to forge lasting, fraternal bonds. So how else did Christie and the king deepen their bromance? Did they share a common love of the New York Mets? Did the king come to a few barbecue dinners at Christie's home in Mendham? The book could disclose new details.
And why not? Christie didn't hesitate clarifying the status of his relationship with Wildstein during his two-hour January 2014 press conference when the Bridgegate scandal exploded into a national story. Christie insisted that Wildstein was not a friend — even though they went to high school together, were teammates on the baseball team (Wildstein as statistician) and volunteered on the same gubernatorial campaign.
"We didn't travel in the same circles in high school. You know, I was the class president and athlete. I don't know what David was doing during that period of time,'' Christie said.
One of the more puzzling episodes of Christie's tenure was his November 2013 attempt to remove Senate Minority Leader Thomas H. Kean Jr. and install his ally Sen. Kevin O'Toole of Cedar Grove.
It was puzzling for two reasons. Governors rarely get directly and publicly involved in a legislative leadership battle. And he was also trying to humiliate the son of former Gov. Thomas H. Kean, an adviser and mentor to Christie since his teen years. Kean has never really forgiven Christie for the move.
Many Statehouse insiders speculated that Christie was doing the bidding of Senate President Stephen Sweeney, the Legislature's most powerful Democrat. Sweeney was furious with Kean, who spearheaded an effort to knock Sweeney from office that November. Sweeney survived and was eager for revenge and turned to Christie to upend the career of his fellow Republican, according to Statehouse observers.
Christie made it clear last year that he felt that the former U.S. Army lieutenant general was a bad apple and shouldn't be allowed in the Oval Office, let alone be given a job in the administration.
Yet Christie refused to discuss his misgivings and told reporters that he would dish out his reasons in the book. Flynn pleaded guilty earlier this year to lying to the FBI and is now cooperating with the special counsel investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election.


Sliced Chiogga Beets, showing striped interior.
How lucky can one girl be? Having the opportunity to walk out into your garden and pick everything fresh for dinner – for me, it's a dream come true.! There is absolutely nothing better than produce that you harvest and eat in the same day, most times before it even makes it to the refrigerator.
Tonight we are having some of the heirloom beets that CSA members received for the first time two weeks ago. Beets are one of the unsung heroes of the garden. Here at the farm, we only grow heirloom varieties, which are some of the prettiest vegetables in the garden: Bulls Blood, which is a deep dark red; Chiogga, bright red on the outside with red and white concentric circles in the center; Golden, a rich, golden-yellow color and very sweet; and Albino, pure white and very tasty.
Beets are as nutritious as they are beautiful and the entire plant is edible. When I was doing the farmer's market a few years ago, I had one customer faithfully purchase several pounds of beets from me every week – not for the beet root but for the beet greens, which are an excellent source of beta-carotene, Vitamin C, iron and calcium. Beet greens look deceivingly sturdy, but cook down quickly to a meltingly tender texture with a mild, earthy flavor. A good idea is to steam the leaves and use them as a bed for roasted beets, or add them to a braising mix and serve as a side dish.
Beets are very low in calories and contain only a small amount of fat. Certain unique pigment antioxidants present in the root, as well as the greens, have been found to offer protection against coronary artery disease and stroke, lower cholesterol levels in the body and have anti-aging effects.
The bland, canned beets from childhood in no way compare to the beets that we grow here on our farm. They are sweet, tender, versatile and very delicious. Their earthy, hard-to-define flavor is like no other vegetable, which is one reason they so often appear on high-end restaurant menus. Tonight I'm making Beet Salad with Goat Cheese. Except for the pine nuts, cheese and seasonings everything in the recipe came straight from my garden.
Wash and dry the beets and trim off the ends.
Take a large sheet of aluminum foil, 12 by18, and double it over.
Put the beets in the middle, drizzle with olive oil and season with the salt and pepper.
Bring the sides of the foil up around the beets to make a pouch.
Put in the hot oven and bake until the beets are tender, about 1 hour 20 minutes.
When cool enough to handle, gently peel off the skin and slice into julienne pieces, about 2 inches long by 1/2-inch thick.
Lightly toast the pine nuts in a small saute pan over medium-high heat for 3 to 4 minutes. Remove to a plate or small bowl and cool.
Slice the goat cheese into 1/2-inch rounds and press the pine nuts onto both sides.
When ready to serve, lightly toss the baby greens and the spinach together in a large bowl and dress the edge of your serving bowl with 1/4 cup of the tarragon dressing.
Toss the greens and then top with the beets and the goat cheese rounds.
Drizzle with additional dressing and serve immediately.
In a small bowl or glass jar, combine all the ingredients, except the olive oil.
Whisk until well combined, then slowly drizzle in the olive oil.
This recipe works really well with a stick blender.


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Il Nogometni klub Jadran Poreč, meglio noto come Jadran Poreč, è una società calcistica di Parenzo (Poreč in croato), una città nell'Istria in Croazia.

Fondata nel 1948, nella stagione 2020–21 milita nella Treća HNL, terza divisione della federazione calcistica della Croazia.

Storia
Il club viene fondato il 6 settembre 1948 come sezione calcistica della Gimnastičkog društva Jadran dal giocatore di pallamano Lujo Györy. Nel 1953 la sezione calcistica diviene autonoma ed il primo presidente è Mario Guetti.

Il primo presidente è A. Malpera, la prima partita viene disputata, sempre nel 1948, contro la guarnigione JNA di Pola. Nel 1949 entra nelle competizioni ufficiali della Jugoslavia. Nel 1965 passa dal campionato regionale dell'Istria ad uno dei quattro interregionali della Repubblica Socialista di Croazia (la Riječko-pulska zona), vinta nel 1976 con annessa promozione nella Hrvatska republička liga, ove milita per un totale di 6 stagioni. Dopo la dissoluzione della Jugoslavia entra a far parte del sistema calcistico in Croazia e partecipa a tre campionati della Druga HNL professionistica fra il 1998 ed il 2001. Vince più volte la Kup Nogometnog saveza Županije Istarske (la coppa della regione istriana).

Cronistoria

Strutture

Stadio
Il club disputa le partite casalinghe allo Stadion Veli Jože, un impianto con una capienza di 2000 posti.

Note

Collegamenti esterni
 Sito ufficiale
 Scheda su Nogometni Leksikon

Jadran Parenzo

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Wizarding in the Wild West
Unpublished Tales
The Trail of Alchemy
Alchemy and the Reunification of the Three Peoples
The Franchises of the Magical Mercantile
The Spring of the Brothers' Long Life
Metallurgy: Building the Ring of Power
The First Halloween
The Brothers' First Christmas
The Capture of Benjamin Blackburn
Mortimer's Mistress
The Gardens of Master Benjamin
Language: The Master Spell
Relics the Brothers Encounter in their Adventures
Everything is hinted, said, and then discovered. Three times each thing comes up in the narrative.
Magic comes into their lives for the first time. They learn of their special abilities and look forward to going to school in an old castle.
We establish early on that magic is real, that its includes a whole host of species under one umbrella, and that there's a name for them: the Shee. We also learn incidentally but giving no attention to it that there is something more powerful than the shee (the jinn). We also learn that there are mediocre species that have no magic.
The brothers are told by their aunt of the myth of their people, and where they came from.
In their youth, they are told the legend of Atlantis and of the three magical peoples, and how one fled, one was taken away, and one was lost, and one fled. (foreshadowing the identity of the three peoples, the place and what will happen with bringing them together)
They also learn the story of the Great Alchemist who forges a ring in great heat and wields it in gaining great knowledge and part of that knowledge is how to bring back the dead. These are foreshadows for the audience and examples for the brothers to remember as they reencounter the ideas at the root of these myths of their culture.
The Legend of Atlantis and the Three Magical Peoples.
In their youth, they are told the story of Atlantis and of the three lost magical peoples.
In order to raise Atlantis from the depths, the three magical peoples need to unite together and dispossess the djinn of their dominion and bind them. The lost peoples must be found and unite; only will the gifts of each people be fully manifest through the reliance on each other.
Story of the Great Alchemist.
The one who learned to change himself; symbolized in the Phoenix or Lion. He transformed himself into gold, and in so doing, showed the way for others. He was the embodiment of all three peoples. They must be united once more at the end, restored to, just like in the beginning.
Mortimer also hears from his aunt the story of a Great Lion slain on a stone table by a wicked witch.
The Blackburn family clurichaun shows up in their cellar.
Their father bequeathed a brass ring to one of his sons with the pentacle family crest. They don't know where it comes from, but that it is an old family heirloom.
The existence and recent origins family centered, non-magical origins of the ring.
At school, the brothers learn in an obscure book the history of the Shee confirming the story told to the brothers in a fable as youth, now at school how the shee had fled and first hidden in the hills, and then spread throughout Europe and Asia. They assume that they are of the shee, and that the identity of the other two peoples is not known. They do not realize who they are or the significance. Reiterating to them consciously what needs to be done, that these people will some day reunite and help one another, and defeat their enemies and tie them up for a thousand years.
Mortimer first deduces for the first time the idea of going back to their roots and how they could learn who they are and the special knowledge of their peoples.
Mortimer and his father get kidnapped by pirates in the Barbary Wars. Mortimer gets taken and saved by an Alchemist.
Mortimer is first exposed to alchemy at age 16 in Africa. Alchemy is where he learns of the idea of transformation as taught through alchemical practice. We automatically assume this means its a magical process for wizards, not necessarily something for everyone.
The brother's father inducts them as masons into the lodge. This reawakens a part of the brothers that connects them to their unmagical heritage, and reminds them of the coincidence of the pentacle connection. It brings to the audience's attention to question the origins of the ring; draw attention to the ring and remind us of its non-magical connection.
After returning home from Africa, his dad decides its time to induct Mortimer and Benjamin into Masonry. In Masonry, they see the symbols that represent transformation, but he doesn't recognize them for what they are exactly. He sees the symbols and forms without the profound meaning, and recognizes the elements that he'd learned in regards to Alchemy. We assume it means Masonry is a lost art from wizards that is now promoted by non-magicals. Allusion to a time when these things were known beyond the world of magic.
This also provides a later cultural connection with Joseph Smith when we are told that Masonry has come to Nauvoo.
In Egypt they find glimpses of the lost knowledge in pictures and fragments, but with no context, they can't piece it together.
Another time where we see that the ideas in alchemy could be outside magic; or we think it could mean that magic was in Egypt. We find out that it wasn't though.
Mortimer recognizes in Joseph Smith the power of the jann. Something beyond his own magic is reflected in Joseph Smith
The Gods of Greece have corrupted ideas of it, but no credibility is given to them because they are so irresponsible and gross.
Mortimer returns with regularity to West Africa to learn from the alchemist
The dedication of the Kirtland Temple and the sacrifice the saints put into building it.
Joseph explains to Mortimer the purpose that temples serve. This provides them with the background and knowledge that comes into play with the elves in ireland; their temples. To teach and prepare recipients with higher knowledge.
Teaching of those truths in plainness; worship of them without recognizing exactly what they mean or knowing how to apply them.
The idea of preparation and fulfillment demonstrated through the visual aid of the Kirtland Temple and its dedication
The Kirtland Temple is preparation. This follows a pattern that exists through out; preparation and fulfillment.
Music is discovered as a secret magical language; the history and function of language, it being blessed and using irish as a magical language allows the brothers to use their unique culture to channel spells that others wouldn't understand.
The brothers get acquainted with the Kabbalah through Alexander Neibaur and Joseph Smith in the late 1830's. This reintroduces the idea of transformation ; a more explained understanding of what the transformation is and how it works and what it means in connection with the religious understanding and belief. The idea that these ideas are cross-peoples is rooted.
Joseph Smith tells them of the history of the ring and of the spiritual meaning of the pentacle: that it represents the intrinsic power of God, and embodies the principles at the root of the power that God wields.
The Brothers access to the knowledge of the Masonic lodge provides a background to recognize the ideas connecting the disparate truths to each other and providing a consistent narrative spine to the ideas that come together with the temple of the Shee in Ireland (the fractal), the Egyptian Pyramid, the fire of the Zoroastrians, the djinn of Arabia, the prophetic arch of Merlin the prophet or alchemist, the fractals of Mandelbrot, the unifying theory of Einstein, the preparation and fulfillment duality of Joseph Smith.
Mortimer learns of ring making and the use of alchemy. He trains in metallurgy and amalgamations; instilling his intent into the metals.
Mortimer returns with regularity to West Africa to learn from the alchemist. We see more ideas that he teaches him that provide us further understanding. It is still esoteric and cloaked, but he keeps learning and trying. Only when the alchemist dies does he disclose that there is more out there, and to seek for the reuniting of these peoples, and the protecting against the growing darkness that soon will descend. He knows who Mortimer is, and admonishes him to finish his role. To find his role and to embrace it.
The process of alchemy gets Mortimer interested in mining; he establishes connections in the north and serendipitously makes friends of a dwarf. He consults him and brings him north with him.
Nauvoo temple is built; the Kirkland temple was a preparatory temple, now there is a fulfilling purpose the new one will provide. Mortimer guesses what will be taught there because of his previous experience with the Elves in Ireland.
We recognize by this time that the djinn are a formidable host, and we assume the wizards are here to save the day of everyone else. But they fail. It is here in Zoroastrianism in Arabic ness that we learn of just who the djinn are; we learn from an old arab and of the history that is passed down. The story of the ring of Solomon leads them to believe that is how they control the jinn. Mortimer initiates into ring making.
Confrontations with Jinn happen that make them begin to doubt the ring hypothesis. Reliance on friends and collaboration allow them to save to day.
It is through Merlin the human Sage that they learn to go to the place of their inheritance to find their purpose. He has a power that is not magic, but is a different, deeper knowledge from experience. He has no authority, but he has imagination and knowledge, and offers them his insights as a gift without undermining or telling them what they must do, only sage advice.
Brothers go to India and there encounter the Zoroastrians and learn of the djinn and see the connection of this ancient myth to the stories of the other systems. They receive a clear understanding of who the djinn are.
On an exploration for a concoction from a minor witch, they go exploring/wandering to the historic origins of wizards to Ireland: the faerie mounds. Their cross-specialty knowledge give them unique insights to discover the remnant sidhe Elves. They don't know what they might find; they are only there incidentally, but decide to wander and explore for fun, for the kicks of it.
Sidhe elves and the Knowledge of How to Find Joy
From the elves we learn how various species of shee had kept the old ways and passed them down, and were only open to those with pure intent to wish to understand.
It is among the Sidhe in the faerie mounds of Ireland that Mortimer and Benjamin discover the lost knowledge of the Sidhe, and connecting this knowledge to the purpose of their existence, that they can be reincarnated, and that they live a life before... and that those stories that resonate are likely telling them that it was part of the life they lived previously. And that in order to be able to die and move on, that they must fulfill the purpose for which they were sent. He learns about the possibility of reincarnation of the sidhe and that they had had other lives. What is the key to moving on? By fulfilling ones purpose. How do you know you've fulfilled your purpose? Who knows.
Mortimer and Benjamin and the Elven Temple in Ireland
Elves teach them the higher knowledge. The connection with Joseph in that they have temples too. That knowledge is provided anew from the keepers of the lore in the Shee of Ireland, who show them it afresh. There are familiar symbols he's seen in Masonry and Alchemy. Suggesting there is a universal constant that they are encountering.
Memories of the earlier ring of power and its collapse; pictures and memories of the old saga. Hint of the futility of using force to build the ring of power that is the key to building atlantis.
Recognition that they need to integrate the school and not be racist; that the three types of people could benefit from this union?
Mortimer gets introduced unexpectedly to the gods of norse mythology and become acquainted with them in the midst of a drunken party.
Norse gods are akin to the Greek gods- they are flawed sidhe who have interacted with men
understanding the djinn the djinn have influenced the sidhe and convinced many to worship them through the placeholder sidhe
coercion is what separates djinn and djann
the fruits of their teaching are the evidence of their real power and who they serve
The Ring of Solomon fails at keeping the djinn from overcoming them. He struggles to learn the necessary lessons, but he's the fastest student to learn fire.
Realization that mankind is the lost people; need to teach them alchemy.
Mortimer begins to formulate the idea of the Alchemical Arts School.
Alchemy becomes the ultimate expression of the deepest truths. The idea of transformation, of preparation and fulfillment, of the idea of the four stages of the individual that must align to bring health. Of the ultimate ability to become creators from the Kaballah.
They see these ideas and principles in other places that align the ideas of the three peoples, and that indicate the truths, providing additional insight and nuance as each people and manifestation maintains or holds on to certain strong truths which they have gleaned from exposure or participation. They initiate a school to perpetuate these ideas.
Mortimer finally applies and experiments with teaching his adopted niece Mercury who is non magical.
They gather the three peoples in the towns in the mountains and protect them from the Djinn, who attempt to infiltrate and destroy them. They do not succeed.
The principles of truth that Mortimer and Benjamin discover by accident through practical and theoretical learning. Chancing upon through the discovery of fractals, the arts, quantum physics, the historical patterns of history, and the golden ratio. Imply their birth connection to King Solomon by the inheritance of the ring, as well as the fact that their daughter, Mercury is non magic, meaning the three types of magic live within them already, they just need to recognize the principles, and live them; they have the shadow of the Great Alchemist with them. Solomon was a representative of the Jann. Joseph Smith demonstrates that he is one of the Jann as well. Moses is a Jann. Elijah was a Jann. He was human, he was also a jann. Christ was all three, jann, sidhe, and human.
The racism of their culture. The biases of keeping back non magicals and the principles that unite them; these are "magical" principles that are just as important to non magicals as to magicals.
The otherness of not only other magical creatures, but of entire races of magic only recognized upon a second glance. Discovery of the lost people by recognizing that these principles apply to non magicals even more so than to magicals; Mercury becomes the bridge of thought.
The story of the separation of the ancient magical races and the fall or dissolution of Avalon/Atlantis.
The brothers begin to recognize that they might be playing a key role in bringing together of the ancient races in one as they build a place of safety built incidentally on the foundation of these principles giving all a chance to learn; them working together to provide a place of freedom, safety, and joy and creation.
Well after the dissolution of Avalon and Atlantis, many sidhe have attempted to reunite the three magical peoples and again bring about Avalon, but in their conceit had looked down at muggles and considered them lesser; they discounted them and did not discern their true identity. The incomplete knowledge and their own lack of character kept them from this lofty ambition.
But being well outside the culture, conventions, and traditions of the wizarding community, the brothers were able to see past the biases and false ideas of their culture. They were open minded enough to see the other magical peoples for what they were, and to value them and recognized the part they might play in the bringing back of Avalon and Atlantis from the old days.
And so alchemy was almost an accidental discovery for them. They had already found the mechanics that undergirded magic and helped non magical students to tap their potential. They just didn't know what it was.
Even alchemy as it stood when they found it was flawed from what they'd found worked. They could tell there were a few things that had become warped over the years. Once they changed them, they adopted the name of Alchemy, seeing this as the closest approximation to what they were doing. But they called it New Alchemy, or alchemy as it was taught once upon a time. They believed that what they taught was the most ancient and fundamental foundation of magic
Over the years, Mortimer Blackburn established many separate franchises of his mercantile. Not all of them were in tents, either. In fact a few of them eventually were brick and mortar storefronts.
As a new American immigrant, was chasing success and fortune. Once he found success in his first establishment, he wanted to open another. As those thrived, he opened stores anywhere and everywhere he could. And once the known wizarding community was filled up, he went looking for other peoples and places to set up new shoppes.
So he hustled, and worked, and established a presence wherever he could find an audience. He had plenty of money, and in a world of someone who was pretty creative and resourceful, plus had magic, money didn't really have a lasting hold on him.
It was the challenge to build, and to grow. It was the adventure and the passion of making something, and building something bigger than himself. In time, it grew to much more than even this. He eventually used it as a front for some very meaningful movements, projects, and endeavors that saved or preserved individuals, traditions, and ideas that were at risk of being destroyed.
Mercantile were opened in Narnia, in Wonderland, and in Steamville. They were in China, Japan, in Germany, and France, and in the South Pacific. And he had a pretty nifty network to keep track of these. In each store there would be a variety of portals or doorways that allowed hasty travel from the Blackburn Boarding House to each of these franchises. He'd even devised an adaptation to a very old tradition of using wardrobes for travel. One wardrobe could be used as a reliable means of transport with just a flick of the hanger, and the right shirt, on the left, that is. A few mistakes were made in the beginning that left him stranded before they'd established the franchises themselves, and had a reliable means of return.
He conveniently access each franchise through a system he established through the magic of the wardrobe. He started by collecting in one location the various portals that would allow him to travel to and from. Eventually he realized that he needed a more regular mean, and eventually more diverse means of accessing his stores. This was the means by which the Great Magical Migration was facilitated. It allowed migrations to happen unseen, and beyond the reach of the authorities. He could transport entire races who wished to find freedom. Eventually the news got out and he had to use more discretionary means to assure that those who were coming would not tell, but at first he had to deal with the consequences of leaky ships.
He would come across these places, not because of luck, but more because wizards had never stopped and considered that there might be worlds beyond the corners of the world that they had chosen to inhabit. If they could have trap streets and undetectable extension charms, what would prevent entire worlds from springing up in other unaccounted corners of the world? And it was his for the taking! New lands meant new customers, and new customers means new franchises!
And there was the constant search for new products; new places opened up new traditions, new creators, and new vendors who might want to sell in his shops. And with a smattering of shops throughout so many distant lands, he could never have enough product to from his many, many suppliers.
Eventually he began noticing that some of his friends could benefit from his market. He decided to experiment by inviting vendors to join him. He continued to expand his mercantile outside of the medieval tent.
Wizards live for a considerably longer lifetime than humans. But to last without showing signs of aging is a trick even wizards need an extra measure of magic for.
While one could reasonably turn to the dark arts to achieve such a notable end, sucking the life out of children, or zapping them into the past and letting them live to death, the Brothers never would have turned to the dark in order to achieve such an end. In fact, they wouldn't and didn't even seek it. It was an unlikely and perfect storm that had everything to do with a perfect storm of circumstances.
As a merchant, and merchandizer, Mortimer Blackburn travelled the world. He was always on the lookout for new products to sell. Not only did he find it fascinating and entertaining to sell new and novel items, but he had many many franchises to keep stocked! There was never enough product, even when the difficulty of travel and freight was minimized by the magical. In fact the freight was the easiest part. The main problem was connecting to competent and talented creators who were interested in stocking his shelves. And Mortimer went high and low throughout lands distant and far to find what he was looking for. Sometimes he would find suppliers in the most unlikely of places. And sometimes he'd find them close to home. Mainly he had to keep an open mind, and not mind taking the time to be curious; to wander and play, and take the long way round. And it was this curiosity and willingness to take the long way that ended up providing him and his brother Benjamin all the time in the world.
It was on one of these long ways round that found them in the jungles of South America. They had been searching many times for the lost city of Gold. They'd gotten a clue from an old witch doctor where they'd sold the feathers of a gigantic predatory bird that had swooped down on top of Mortimer. They weren't too keen on letting such beautiful plumage go to waste; they weren't really hunters to begin with, and hadn't have killed the bird had it not attacked them so swiftly. They'd left the body hanging in the jungle with the expectation of sending the tribe after it so that it wouldn't go to waste, but figured the feathers might fetch a pretty penny for the right buyer.
This medicine man had looked at them like he'd seen a ghost. He wouldn't buy a single feather, but kept bowing to them and muttering, afraid to look up at them. But he insisted they follow him.
The red-coated charletan
Shasta Circusian
Nikra the woman infected by spider venom; weaving her webs, injecting poison and fear
Cadwin O'Connor
Josh shows up and he shows his water bending skills. They work together. He fights with Benjamin.
They learn to lean on each other, love and collaborate with each other, creating the real ring of power. This is the beginning and foundation of the Building of New Avalon
So many people possessed by one djinn or another, always hanging up on fear, or self hate. Sometimes I wonder if anyone will come and stay. But for the record, there's Barry, and Rob
They had celebrated Samhain for a long time as a time of remembering their ancestors and culture.
Headless horseman, banshee, silkies. Jack-o-lantern
Christmas really took on an identity with the work of Kris Kringle. They had already regularly been celebrating Yule, but it was the English Aristocracy that introduced the tradition of trees in the house, which they picked up. Electric lights came later.
Krampus had already had a presence in their lives by then.
Weaving in the tradition of Ghost stories at Christmas
Connection to Charles Dickens; Poe.
From Mortimer's travels
In his travels, Mortimer gets discovered and mistaken for his brother, and he has to navigate the situation; his friends come to his aid, and he doesn't have to use a single spell to escape from captivity.
They switch places; Mortimer shows his darker side, and Benjamin feigns a smile.
Resolution of the bounty hunter.
It has been inquired as to who might be the closest friend or associate of Master Mortimer. Many guess appropriately that his brother might be his closest ally, and they would not be completely wrong. But they would not be entirely correct. But long before his brother came to his side on the road to his destiny, Mortimer had another.
Among his many compatriots and companions, Master Mortimer always had one who was with him from the beginning of his adventures. That was of his magical mercantile, or to be specific, the medieval tent. It was this lady that was his first and most constant friend through the earliest years of his adult adventures. Through thick and thin, pain and perspective, as well as and danger and deprivation that he became indistinguishable from the profile she cut against the dimming sunset and rising sun. He was Mortimer, and she his mercantile.
Initially this connection was no more than maker and means, but only after a run-in with the djinn did his tent take on a personality of her own.
Of all the many rare vines and bushes in the gardens of the Blackburn Manor, there are few not brought there intentionally by Benjamin Blackburn. Of all the interests and preoccupations that take up bandwidth of the dark and brooding wizard, this one is the dominant and recurring theme of his story. And strangely, if you were to take a gander at the nature of these wild and woolly green things, you would think they'd be made up of some dank and dark things. But not so. Not to say that there were the odd poison plant or thorny thistle, but among these were an overabundance of many flowers and fruits meant to simply delight and to fulfill delicious purposes. If you were to truly see into the heart of this brooding wizard, you would recognize a hurt little boy longing for healing and to provide help.
Though gardening wasn't always an art practiced to perfection by Master Benjamin. He had had a long and tumultuous relationship with pets in the past. In his youth, there was a strange pattern of zombie rats that seemed to follow him wherever he went. And then there was the baby salt water croc he insisted on keeping and lost.
Once he discovered plants, he laid off the pets as a general rule, or just kept one cat at a time. Sometimes he'd keep the odd reptile, and the attendant colony of rats to feed them, but that was it.
One of the unusual byproducts to come of the revelations had by the brothers regarding alchemy and all its implications was the realization that magic had no single manifestation via a solitary linguistic root. In other words, latin and english were hardly the beginning nor the end of all the magical potential had within the world of words. In fact, as established in the realm of African magic, words weren't even necessary when conjuring a spell, though they had an impressive influence when done correctly.
But they weren't the only, nor the most effective means at the disposal of wizards or sidhe. As long as the methods were prepared and practiced, any concerted form of communication could be channelled as a medium of magic. And so it was that music became a rather subtle and secret means of magic for the Blackburn Brothers.
Over the years, Mortimer becomes the supplier of the best irish whiskey on this side of the Atlantic. He shows up in all sorts of places and establishments, always being careful to make friends. One of the more famous places he supplied was the bar in Tombstone, Arizona.
These channels or avenues become pivotal in the future, as they become the means whereby he secretly imports the fleeing Hsidhe under the nose of the magical authorities. He becomes an outlaw on par with his brother once they realize what he's been doing, but they can never catch him because he's so crafty: he looked outside the magical world in order to accomplish his objectives.
We see Professor River Song taking lessons from Doc Holladay. She seeks them out to learn all she knows about guns and fighting.
and Dodge City, KS.
Mortimer makes a point to have friends and then they protect him without him having to use magic.
We see the Tardis in the distance.
Relics the Brothers Encounter on Their Adventures
A sarcophagus with a mummy that lives in their basement.
Pandora's box has the curse most feared by the djinn and their enemies:
Used to put on the annual program in the wizarding jail... against their will.
Aztec gold. Retrieved from a cave down by Tortuga that nobody wants to touch. Sell as snake oil medicine for weight loss to zombies. It suppresses appetite.


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Upon his return to Australia from England at the end of the war, Owen commenced training for intake into the newly formed Trans Australian Airlines.
He spent two months at the TAA Training School at Point Cook and was then transferred to TAA Melbourne commencing as Second Pilot flying C47s then moving on to DC3s.
This page has photos that take a little while to download so please bear with the time delay.
Left to right: P Wilson, J Ryland, S Cavill, O O'Malley, J Kessey, G Andrews,
H Cast and is it A McSweyn or R Seymour concealed behind?
Owen flew his first DC3 command flight on February 17 1955. Later that same year a grasshopper plague lead to a state of emergency.
TAA chartered DC3 VH TAW and crew to the Victorian Department of Agriculture for grasshopper spraying. DC3 suddenly took on a new meaning ... Dusting Crops 3 weeks.
Owen as pilot, together with co-pilots Ross Blanchard and K Duffield, was involved in the operation spanning Mildura, Deniliquin, Rochester, Shepparton and all areas in between. Four other co-pilots, P Allan, W Reid, D Moran-Hilford and K Purnell were also involved. The operation actually took four weeks from 21 November to 21 December.
Click to enlarge Thank you to Bert van Drunick for providing this TAA Transair clip.
In addition to the grasshopper spraying, Owen's TAA Logbook reveals some interesting entries outside of routine inter-capital and instructional flights. These include:
Geometric surveying at low level (500') north west of Kalgoorlie, Western Australia from May 18 to June 4 1957 with Flight Officer Wright;
a proving flight into Lae (New Guinea) on July 7 1960 in a D4 link followed by the inaugaral TAA flight (DC6 B VH-INU) into Port Moresby and Lae after TAA acquired the route network previously served by Qantas. (The crew for the inaugaral flight included Owen, Captain MacKellar, Captain Baker and Flight Engineer Capel.); and
altimeter testing at the Aeronautical Research Laboratories at Fishermen's Bend on May 12 1961.
I am currently building up material for this page as well. Again, if you, or your friends or family, served with Trans Australia Airways, I'd love to hear from you. Flip back to the home page and send me an email or sign my guest book.
Owen served with TAA for over 30 years and flew a number of aircraft including Douglas DC3s, Vickers Viscounts, so I was pleased to see these two sites, the TAA Australian Aviation Museum website and the Australian Aviation Archive.


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Q: Functions like iface.actionSelect().trigger() not working in Plugin? I want to activate the 'selection Button' in the attribute Toolbar with a click on a button. I always get the error that my class object has no attribute 'iface'.
What am I missing here?
(I am relatively new to building plugins)
I imported everything i need (?):
from PyQt5.QtCore import *
from PyQt5.QtGui import *
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import *
from PyQt5 import uic
from qgis.gui import *
import os
from qgis.core import *
import processing
from qgis.gui import QgisInterface
from qgis.utils import iface
Code looks like this:
self.button.clicked.connect(self.actionSelection)
def actionSelection(self):

    lyr.removeSelection()
    self.iface.setActiveLayer(lyr)
    self.iface.actionSelect().trigger()

lyr.removeSelection works fine, but the two functions below don't!
I get: 'class' object has no attribute 'iface'..
My class looks like this:
WIDGET, BASE = uic.loadUiType(os.path.join(pluginPath, 'Tool.ui'))
class RandomClass(WIDGET, BASE):

I call it like this in my 'main class':
    def run(self):

       self.gui = RandomClass(self.iface.mainWindow())
       self.gui.show()

Could somebody help me?