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Drinking with Charles Dickens – The Smoking Bishop
Published December 20, 2012 - Last Updated December 21, 2020
Alcohol flows freely in the writing of Charles Dickens. Though drinking was largely frowned upon in Victorian society, Dickens enjoyed drinking in moderation, and felt that nobody should begrudge the citizens of England this simple, age-old pleasure. Dickens was known to have a fondness for sweet alcoholic punches, which were quite popular at the time. One such drink, a mulled wine punch known as a Smoking Bishop, is mentioned in his timeless holiday classic, A Christmas Carol.
"A merry Christmas, Bob!" said Scrooge, with an earnestness that could not be mistaken, as he clapped him on the back. "A merrier Christmas, Bob, my good fellow, than I have given you, for many a year! I'll raise your salary, and endeavour to assist your struggling family, and we will discuss your affairs this very afternoon, over a Christmas bowl of smoking bishop, Bob!"
– Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol (1843)
The Smoking Bishop is a classic example of a Victorian mulled punch. In Food and Cooking in Victorian England – A History, Andrea Broomfield discusses the history of this sweetly spiced wine beverage. "Its whimsical name recalled its medieval origins when it was sometimes served at guildhalls and university banquets in bowls that resembled a bishop's miter. In keeping with the clerical theme, Victorians also enjoyed Smoking Pope made with burgundy, Smoking Cardinal made with Champagne or Rhine wine; Smoking Archbishop fortified with claret; and Smoking Beadle that called for raisins and ginger wine."
The earliest recipe I could find for Smoking Bishop appears in Apician Morsels – Tales of the table, kitchen and larder by Dick Humelbergius Secundus (1829). This Georgian era book also contains a bit of history on the beverage:
Among the 'Oxford night-caps' bishop appears to be one of the oldest winter beverages on record, and to this very day is preferred to every other, not only by the youthful votary of Bacchus, at his evening revelry, but also by the grave Don by way of a nightcap. It is not improbable that this celebrated drink, equally known to our continental neighbours under the somewhat similar name of bischof, derived its name from the circumstance of ancient dignitaries of the church, when they honoured the university with a visit, being regaled with spiced wine.
– Dick Humelbergius Secundus, Apician Morsels
To recreate the flavor of Dickens' Smoking Bishop, I combined the period-accurate recipe found in Apician Morsels with a more modern version found in Drinking with Dickens, a book written by Dickens' great-grandson Cedric. The two recipes are similar, with one notable difference – the Tales of the Table recipe calls for lemons, while the Dickens recipe calls for Seville Oranges (sour oranges). Seville oranges are difficult to come by in California at this time of year, so I've used a combination of oranges and lemons to replicate the flavor. In Drinking with Dickens, Cedric Dickens notes that Seville oranges aren't in season in England till January or February, which would make it impossible to prepare the drink as written for the Christmas holiday. Cedric's solution is to make the Smoking Bishop in January and bottle it for the whole year. If doing this, he suggests fortifying the drink with Orange Brandy and omitting the port before bottling. When ready to serve, heat the drink, add the ruby port with a cup of water, and enjoy.
Large Pot
Mesh Strainer
Smoking Bishop
Learn to make a Victorian inspired recipe for Smoking Bishop, a mulled wine holiday punch from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
Cook Time 1 hr 40 mins
Resting Time 1 d
Adjust Total Servings 10 servings
1/4 tsp allspice
1/4 tsp mace
1 piece fresh ginger root (thumb-sized), peeled and cut into chunks
750 mL red wine (1 bottle)
1/2 cup sugar, or more to taste
750 mL ruby port (1 bottle)
If using organic oranges and lemon, remove any stickers and scrub them clean gently with a brush or rough sponge, then pat dry. If using non-organic citrus, fruit will have a thicker layer of wax on the peel. It is best to remove the wax from the outer peel before proceeding. To do this, combine 1 cup of water with 2 tbsp distilled white vinegar and 1 tbsp lemon juice. Pour the solution into a spray bottle and spray the fruit to coat, or dip the fruit into the solution to cover completely. Let the fruit sit for 10 minutes, then rinse under cool water and scrub gently with a brush or rough sponge till the wax is removed. Pat dry.
Preheat oven to 300 degrees F. To start, you will need the 5 oranges and 1 of the lemons; reserve the second lemon for later. Make 5 small incisions with a sharp knife into each orange and the lemon. Stick whole cloves into each incision. Place oranges and lemon on a baking sheet.
Place the fruit in the oven. Let it roast for about 75 minutes, until the peels begin to lose their bright color and turn paler. Remove fruit from the oven. Replace any cloves that have fallen from their incisions, then place the fruit into the bottom of a large bowl.
In a small saucepan, combine 1 cup of water with the cinnamon, allspice, mace, and ginger chunks. Whisk together and bring to a boil. Simmer the mixture for a few minutes, stirring frequently, till the liquid is reduced by half. Remove from heat.
In a larger pan, pour the bottle of red wine (not the port) and heat over medium high till it boils. Reduce heat to a slow simmer, then pour in the sugar and whisk till it dissolves. Let the wine simmer for 10 minutes. Stir in the spiced liquid mixture. Remove from heat.
Pour the heated wine over the roasted oranges and lemon. Stir the fruit and wine gently to combine.
Cover the bowl with a towel or plastic wrap. Place the bowl in a warm corner for 24 hours. I like to keep it closed in the oven, with the oven turned off—it seems to stay warmer than the rest of the kitchen due to the pilot light, especially during the winter.
After 24 hours, slice the oranges and lemon in half. Juice them into the spiced wine.
Pour the wine mixture through a wire mesh strainer into a pot to remove large spices and solids. Press down gently on the solids with a spoon to remove as much liquid as possible.
Add the bottle of port to the pot. Stir and heat over medium till hot, but do not boil.
Vapors will begin to rise from the warming wine—this is the "smoking" part of the "smoking bishop." Taste the mixture; add more sugar to taste, if desired.
Cut the remaining lemon into rounds or wedges and float them in the warmed wine. Pour the wine into heat-safe mugs or glasses, or serve in a punch bowl.
Note: Cocktail can only be made kosher by using kosher-certified liquor and bottled beverages. For kosher-certified alcohol choices, check out the links below:
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Broomfield, Andrea L. (2007). Food and Cooking in Victorian England – A History. Praeger, Westport, CT.
Dickens, Cedric (1984). Dining with Dickens. Elvendon Press, UK.
Dickens, Cedric (1980). Drinking with Dickens. Elvendon Press, UK.
Dickens, Charles (republished 2011). The Complete Works of Charles Dickens, Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Herbst, Sharon Tyler and Ron (2009). The Deluxe Food Lover's Companion. Barron's Educational Series, Inc., Hauppauge, NY.
Pool, Daniel (1993). What Jane Austen Ate And Charles Dickens Knew. Touchstone, New York, NY.
Secundus, Dick Humelbergius (1829). Apician Morsels – Tales of the table, kitchen and larder. Google Books.
A friend got a hold of some Seville oranges and did some experimenting. She found that the addition of some grapefruit juice helped to mimic the proper flavor when you have to use sweet oranges. Hope that helps.
Rita Loy says
If you know anyone who happens to have grown an orange tree from the seed well you are in luck. This would substitute for a Seville orange. Almost all oranges we grow today come from trees where a mature wood is grafted to a seedling rootstock. I have a neighbor that has an orange that is almost to sour to eat.
Recipe sounds really tasty, but the prep and cook times are completely misleading! I suppose I ought to have read through the recipe more thoroughly, but it would be a lot less confusing if the banner at the top warned you that it had to stand for 24 hours, and prep time should include the hour-long roasting process. No smoking bishop this Christmas 🙁
Sorry about that R! When my recipe software was updated we had to input close to 1,000 recipes – and it looks like on this one the timing was entered incorrectly. I've updated it.
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Glenn Cornelius says
It was when I saw Patrick Stewart's portrayal of Scrooge that I first heard of Smoking Bishop. I had read Dickens novel as a teenager, but did not remember the event of Scrooge inviting Bob Cratchit for a bowl of this drink. I then googled the meaning and wanted to make it. That is how I found Tori Avery's wonderful recipe of Smoking Bishop. Now on Christmas morning we provide crackers and while we wear our paper crowns we enjoy a toast with this wonderful mauled cider. God Bless us everyone! Try this recipe and start your own faimily tradition!
Craig says
Same thing here, Patrick Stewart's Christmas Carol brought me here. It's a nice Christmas drink toss up
Mags says
Me, too. I was perusing the "Winter Holidays Recipes" and saw the Smoking Bishop recipe. Immediately brought to mind Patrick Stewart as Ebenezer Scrooge saying "over a Christmas Bowl of Smoking Bishop, Bob". Sounds tasty now that I have ready Tori Avey's recipe, may have to give it a whirl. HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!


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Q: Given 3 events (A, B and C) calculate probability of C happening and A and B not happening Ok so let me begin by giving you certain values:
$$P(A) = 0.2 \\ P(B) = 0.1 \\ P(C) = 0.05 \\ P(A \cap B) = 0.06 \\ P(A \cap C) = 0.03 \\ P(B \cap C) = 0.03 \\ P(A \cap B \cap C) = 0.02$$
I have to calculate $P(A \setminus (B \cap C))$, which is equal to $0.13$.
I tried to expand that equation and got:
$$P(A) - P(A \cap B) - P(A \cap C) - P(A \cap B \cap C)$$
Yet this does not match the answer given. Where is my mistake?
Thank you

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A smaller ship, however, offers a more intimate experience, and Silversea's 21-night itinerary later this year promises to be unforgettable.
Starting in Rio de Janeiro, the all-suite, Silver Moon then heads to the little paradise of Salvador de Bahia, then on to Recife and the haunting former penal colony of Ile Royal of French Guiana.
Sailing down to Brazil and turning into the Amazon, Moon calls at several riverside ports before arriving at San Juan for a two-night stay to explore this city and its surrounding jungle. Locally sourced dishes in the ship's restaurants will keep those precious memories alive as you make your way to Fort Lauderdale, your final destination of your journey.
Departs Feb 24, 2021, from £5,940pp excluding flights (silversea.com)
4 BLAME IT ON RIO
Carnival time in Rio de Janeiro is like nothing else on earth. It's also a time when the city's hotel prices rocket, so to have your own floating accommodation nearby is a major advantage. You'll need to find 44 days to join Fred Olsen's voyage, though naturally this includes much more than Rio's vibrant street parades, extravagant costumes and wild parties.
Beginning in Southampton aboard Balmoral, you'll spend your first days in Portugal. Then setting sail again, you finally land on the shores of Brazil, ready to soak in all the sights and sounds this country has to offer. Balmoral will take you to unique Brazilian destinations, such as- Salvador and Ilhabela. Not to mention, the extensive reefs and powder sands one of the world's most captivating beaches. Uruguay will offer a charismatic seaside resort of Punta del Este. An overnight in Buenos Aires also allows an optional tour to Iguazu Falls on Brazil's border with Argentina.
On her journeys across the Atlantic, the 1,350-passenger Balmoral – which has a homely Scottish theme – drops in at theFalkland Islands and then finally docks in Callao, Peru.
Departs Jan 06, 2020, from £5,599pp (fredolsencruises.com)
5 SPIRIT OF EXPLORATION
Viking is a line that tends to chart its own course rather than following traditional routes, and a 10-night journey next February includes a rare call at Venezuela.
A round trip from Puerto Rico aboard the Viking Sea, the first stop on the itinerary is Bridgetown in the Barbados.
Heading to the coast of South America, the 930-passenger Viking Sea – a floating haven of chic Scandinavian design – calls at French Guinea in France. Then, onto Brazil where among this country's lively cultures and taste you are sure to see some exciting wildlife.
Next on your agenda, you dive deeper into Brazil as you travel to Parintins- home to festival theatric folk, the ultra extravagant Boi Bumba. Next, spend two days in Manaus. A vibrant cultural centre of the Amazon and filled with elegant buildings, gracious avenues and colourful facades.
Your last stop before returning to Puerto Rico is St. Thomas. Fill your sights with lush emerald hillsides and crescent beaches.
Departs Feb 20, 2020, from £8,390pp including flights (vikingcruises.co.uk)
6 THE BEAUTY OF BRAZIL
For a shorter South American experience, perhaps combined with a few days' sightseeing in the Argentine capital, MSC offers a great-value nine-night cruise. The itinerary starts and finishes in Buenos Aires but its main purpose is to explore the most alluring parts of Brazil's coast.
You'll call at Rio de Janeiro – naturally – but also at several idyllic islands nearby. The first is Ilhabela – "Beautiful Island" – where volcanic mountains fringed by rainforest slope down to glorious beaches. Jungle trips will reveal waterfalls and a fabulous diversity of birdlife, including toucans. Spend a day in the vibrant Rio de Janeiro and after that, you'll visit Ilha Grande, a former pirates' hideaway whose tropical beaches are now a magnet for visitors.
MSC's Poesia – which boasts no fewer than three pools, a Zen garden and giant cinema screen – also makes calls at Uruguay's upscale Punta del Este resort and Brazil's Cabo Frio, where transparent turquoise waters lap at the city's edge.
Departs January 23, 2020 from £909pp excluding flights (msccruises.co.uk)
7 A TALE OF TWO RIVERS
From the Thames to the Amazon – that's what is on offer from Cruise & Maritime Voyages when Magellan makes a round trip from Tilbury, almost 1,000 miles up South America's great waterway.
Offering a very British atmosphere on board, the 1,250-passenger Magellan sets sail next January for 42 nights, also calling at the Azores, Portugal, and a clutch of Caribbean isles.
Sailing the Amazon there are chances to witness the "meeting of the waters", where different-coloured flows from two branches converge and run alongside each other without mixing.
You will also witness the Boi Bumba in Parintins – a boisterous performance of folklore, music and dance – plus there may be a chance to fish for piranhas.
At a highly attractive price, this is an exhilarating way to escape the chills of a British winter.
Departs Jan 8, 2020, from £2,999pp (cruiseandmaritime.com)
8 NEW SHIP, NEW HORIZONS
You won't want to miss this South American adventure, join Hurtigruten's new expedition ship for an in-depth journey from Chile to Costa Rica.
Launched in the summer of 2018, the super-sleek MS Roald Amundsen will take 530 guests from Valparaiso on Chile's coast on a thrilling 17-night voyage north.
The opportunities along the route are fascinating. There's a chance to see the stars in Chile's famously clear skies from an observatory, and to explore glistening lakes and snowy volcanoes.
Crossing into Peru, some may choose an optional flight over the Nazca Lines, the strange and ancient etchings on the Earth's surface that depict real and imaginary beasts.
Historic cities with colonial architecture – plus the chance to buy a real Panama hat at Montecristo in Ecuador – break the journey to Isla Coiba. This virtually uninhabited island is a remarkable biosphere, making it a must for keen walkers and photographers.
Next, you'll call at Golfito on Costa Rica's Pacific coast – a gateway to exceptional national parks – before disembarking in Puntarenas.
Departs Oct 10, 2019, from £4043pp excluding flights (hurtigruten.co.uk)
9 A ROYAL ADVENTURE
South America may be exotic but you'll feel right at home on Cunard's Queen Victoria, with its traditional afternoon tea and ballroom dancing. A 19-night segment of the ship's world voyage starts in Southampton (Cunard can arrange a pre-cruise hotel stay) before gliding round to Bermuda. Highlights include an overnight in Manaus and a stop at Santarem in Brazil.
Rounding out the rest of your voyage visiting different destinations around Brazil, be ready to dive into a world full of colour and life. Participate in excursions to dive even deeper in Brazilian life. You'll find a nice round up of entertainment while on board, if you prefer a day or night in. Elegant restaurants and evening performances offer a night to remember without having to leave your ship.
Departs Jan 10, 2020 from £2,999pp including flights (cunard.co.uk)
10 WILDERNESS WONDERS
If you want to visit somewhere that's not only amazing but will give you bragging rights over other cruisers for years to come this is your cruise. The remote, scattered islands of the far south of Chile and Argentina could be the place to go. However, if you want to explore this remarkable region in the detail it deserves, you'll need to board a small ship.
Noble Caledonia's 18-night voyage delves deep into this territory. Its 114-passenger Hebridean Sky is small enough to penetrate the narrowest channels, despite the all-suite luxury accommodation on offer.
The expedition starts with a two-night hotel stay in Buenos Aires, then a flight to the world's southernmost city, Ushuaia.
Over the next few days there are forays into the wilderness with the team of naturalists who travel on board. A visit to the breathtaking Torres del Paine national park, and close-up wildlife viewing using the ship's fleet of go-anywhere Zodiac craft. Have your camera ready for the sea lions and huge flocks of Magellan penguins.
Heading north, there are calls at the island of Chiloe and the riverside town of Valdivia before the trip concludes in Valparaiso.
Departs March 8, 2020, from £8,495pp including flights (noble-caledonia.co.uk)
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Mum's heartfelt tribute to young Derby boy who died from rare illness
'There wasn't a day he was grumpy or miserable, and he didn't know anything different'
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A young Derby boy has tragically died from a rare illness. (Image: Getty)
A heartbroken Derby mum says her young son, who tragically died from a rare illness, had the "biggest beaming smile you'll ever see."
Hunter Holmes sadly died at the age of three in October, last year, from a blood infection caused by a fungus.
Hunter, who had cerebral palsy, and his twin sister Francheska were adopted by Sam Holmes and her husband Andrew in May, 2016.
Now, Mrs Holmes, who lives in Littleover, has paid a heartfelt tribute to her son, who she says "just oozed love."
She said: "He was the happiest child you've ever come across in your life, he had the biggest beaming smile you'll ever see.
"Even though he wasn't able to do everything that other children could, he gave the smiles, he just beamed happiness. He watched Francheska running around and chased her along the floor.
"There wasn't a day he was grumpy or miserable, and he didn't know anything different.
"His character was tremendous, he just oozed love.
"It means the world that we got to spend that time with him, it may have only been two-and-a-half years, but we got two-and-a-half years of times we wouldn't have had if we hadn't gone through with the adoption."
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The inquest into Hunter's death took place at Derby Coroners' Court on Tuesday, December 17.
He was pronounced dead at the Royal Derby Hospital on the morning of October 15, 2018, after suffering a cardiac arrest at home.
Dr Luiz Cesar Peres, a pathologist at Sheffield Children's Hospital, confirmed the cause of death as a blood infection caused by a fungus.
He said: "Fungus got deep into the tissue, invaded the blood vessels and spread to other parts of the body, including the upper esophagus and lower stomach.
"This is a very, very unusual illness for a boy who appeared very well maintained, fed and cared for.
"It is more common in older, malnourished people who are unable to fight infections."
Speaking during the inquest, Gisela Robinson, who works in children's and adolescent services at the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton trust, said: "This is an incredibly rare cause of death.
"No one in our staff at the hospitals in Burton and Derby had come across it before in a previously well child."
Concluding a verdict of natural causes, assistant coroner Julie Robertson said: "It is very clear that this is a very rare illness, and it is tragic that Hunter succumbed to such an illness.
"I want to offer my condolences to the family, I can't comprehend how difficult it was for you to come to court today."
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O Holy Spirit of God, come into my heart and fill me. I open the windows of my soul to let Thee in, I surrender my whole life to Thee; Come and possess me, fill me with Light and Truth. I offer to Thee, the one thing I truly possess, my capacity for being filled by Thee. Of myself I am an empty vessel.
Fill me so that I may live the life of the Spirit. The life of Truth and Goodness. The life of Beauty and Love. The life of Wisdom and Strength. And guide me today in all things; Guide me to the people I should meet or help. To the circumstances in which I can best serve Thee; whether by my actions or by my sufferings.
But above all, make Christ be formed in me. That I may dethrone self in my heart and make Him King; so that He is in me, and I in Him. Today and Forever. Amen.
I hope you have had a blessed Lord's Day- and will begin your week with this beautiful morning meditation.
*I have had a copy of this meditation for many years- with a notation that it was found among Dr. Norman Vincent Peale's writings- no current reference has been found.


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By Sachin Murdeshwar
Mumbai : Music is good for health. It has the power to perk you up, relieve stress, enhance your mental well-being, and calm you down. Moreover, in India, music is a way of life. Majority of us like to listen to Bollywood songs, and many also aspire to become playback singer or a musician in the B-Town. Bollywood has given us many memorable songs that still play in our minds despite repeated encores. People wish to learn and play these songs but unfortunately can't do so owing to the unavailability of easy notations. To help people do so, author Vanshika Verma Khare has come out with a book that can aid musicians to recreate the top Bollywood songs with ease.
The books,'Playing Keyboard Made Easy Volume 1 and 2,' by Vanshika Verma Khare have been published by the Notion Press, India's fastest growing self-publishing company, and is available on Amazon, Flipkart, and other e-commerce stores. The books are the bestsellers in the music book section of Amazon kindle.
'Playing Keyboard Made Easy Volume 1 and 2', involve 81 chords and notations of the famous Bollywood songs like AjeebDastaan, Gulabi Ankhein, Tum Hi Ho, Mein Tenu Samjhawan Ki, Zehnaseeb, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, Jag Ghumeya, Sun Mere Humsafar and many more. These books are a boon for keyboard lovers, students, professionals as well as novices. These are the most comprehensive books that have been structured in a way which are easy to follow, and teach naming of the black and white keys according to scientific pitch notation system, chords formation and guide selection of keyboard and help one learn keyboard quickly, and is ideal for all ages and levels.
Vanshika Verma Khare, highlighted, "I had never thought of writing a book. During pregnancy, I was suggested bed rest. My mother Rajni Verma advised me to do something creative, and that is how I decided to write a music book, 'Playing Keyboard Made Easy Volume1'. I decided to write a book on music as I love playing Bollywood songs, and like me, there are many who too like to do so. But, they do not get proper training. Hence, I wrote the book and published my first book when my daughter Shambhavi was 6- months -old. then published volume 2 the next year. both the books follow same writing style, but have different song collections. all the songs are popular bollywood numbers. books are independent of each other. you do not need to buy volume 1 to buy volume 2. Playing the keyboard is my dearest hobby. My father late Shri Krishna Kumar Verma used to play keyboard, and I learned notations from him. We would play together, and now, I dedicate all my books to him."
The author added, "The books are written using scientific pitch notation system, which uses C, D, E, F, G, A, B to name the keys, and consists of popular Bollywood songs. These books don't use staff notations which are complicated to learn. Thus helps you in ear training. Through these books one can easily read the notations and play the songs on the keyboard or any piano app downloaded from the play store of the mobile as these piano apps also use the same naming style which is there in my books, there is no need to buy a keyboard."
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News / World / Doctors sound alarm over 5-fold jump in kids swallowing magnets
Doctors sound alarm over 5-fold jump in kids swallowing magnets
Published May 12, 2021, 7:07 AM
Doctors from major hospitals in England sounded an alarm on Wednesday over a fivefold increase in the number of young children requiring medical treatment after swallowing magnets from toys.
Nearly half of these kids aged four months and up required surgery to remove the magnets, often followed by complications, they reported in a research letter published in the Archives of Disease in Childhood, a medical journal.
From 2016 through 2020, four major hospitals in southeastern England admitted 251 children who had swallowed a foreign object.
Coins accounted for 37 percent of the items ingested, ahead of magnets (21 percent) and button batteries (17 percent).
Across all categories, the number of cases increased by more than half over this period.
But those involving magnets — mostly brightly coloured, matchstick-like pieces found in building sets — jumped five fold, they reported.
More than 40 percent of these incidents required surgery for removal.
"This was either laparoscopy — also known as 'key-hole' surgery — or open abdominal surgery to retrieve the magnets from the intestine," Hemanshoo Thakkar, a paediatric surgeon at Evelina London Children's Hospital, told AFP.
In half of the cases, there were complications.
"As the children suffer from a perforation, their abdomen becomes contaminated and this can result in ongoing infections," Thakkar explained.
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"Some children have lost some of their bowel, which has to be removed if unhealthy."
The most serious case involved a youngster who underwent several operations, stayed in intensive care for a month, and in hospital for nearly five months.
No deaths were reported. "But left untreated, the injuries caused can be life-threatening," Thakkar said.
In Britain, regulations require that all magnetic toys be accompanied by a warning notice, but most manufacturers do not display them prominently enough, the authors wrote.
In a case reported earlier this year in the Journal of Emergency Medicine, a three-year old boy in the United States swallowed six magnetised pieces one after the other. Two of them stuck together in his throat, and the rest settled in his abdomen.
Bryan Rudolph, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore in New York City, estimated in a commentary last year that there have been nearly 20,000 magnet injuries in the US since magnetised toys entered the market more than a decade ago.
The suitable age for use of such construction or desk toys is often 14 and older, but the average age of children who swallowed them in England was seven. Ages ranged from four months to 16 years old.
Thakkar speculated that the sharp uptick in magnet-related incidents had to do with marketing.
"The most common magnets we have seen are sold as a shape-changer that can be molded," he explained, noting that the objects are small, brightly coloured and attractive to children.
"There has been a surge of digital influencers online, with children promoting toys and a lack of robust regulation, leading to the popularisation of these toys," he added.
The doctors recommended an aggressive public health campaign to educate parents and daycare professionals on the danger of small, powerful magnets integrated into toys. Manufacturers, they added, should be required to provide clear warnings on packages.
Aside from magnets, most foreign objects swallowed by children pass through and exit the digestive tract without harm, the study said.
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In the first Tour victory over her England team-mate for almost five years, Laura Massaro upset world No2 Jenny Duncalf in straight games in the Women's Cleveland WISPA Classic to claim an unexpected place in the semi-finals of the first WISPA World Tour Gold squash event of the year at Cleveland Racquet Club in Cleveland in the US state of Ohio.
Duncalf, the second seed from Harrogate, squandered two game balls at the end of a closely fought first game which Massaro took 12-10.
"This proved to be critical as Massaro grew in confidence, producing some great attacking shots, which seemed to be adding to Duncalf's obvious unsettled state on the court," said Cleveland Racquet Club Squash Director Nathan Dugan.
"The third was more of the same, as Massaro continued to move well absorbing any pressure that Duncalf could put on her before finding a winning shot, or benefiting from a Duncalf error," explained Dugan after Massaro romped to her 12-10, 11-4, 11-2 win in 34 minutes.
The eighth seed from Preston in Lancashire will now face Ireland's No4 seed Madeline Perry for a place in the final.
The 12-time Irish national champion battled to a four-game victory over Dutch number one Natalie Grinham, the fifth seed fighting back to top form after the birth of her son Kieran last May.
Perry, who went into the match 1-9 down in her career head-to-head tally with Grinham, reduced the deficit following her 11-6, 12-10, 10-12, 11-9 win.
After producing the shock of the tournament by defeating in-form Australian Kasey Brown in the opening round, 17-year-old American Amanda Sobhy met her match in top seed Nicol David, the world number one from Malaysia competing in her first tournament of the year after her unbeaten run throughout 2010.
"World champion Nicol David had not looked that sharp in her first round match – but the 'Duracell Bunny' was definitely awakened in her quarter final appearance here tonight," added Dugan. "It was credit to world junior champion Amanda Sobhy that David had to kick into a different gear, as Sobhy took an early 9-6 lead in the first game.
"That is when the switch appeared to be flicked, as David reeled off 19 of the following 24 rallies, showing Cleveland why she has not been beaten for over a year!"
David's 11-9, 11-5, 11-6 victory takes her on to a semi-final clash with Asian rival Annie Au, the 21-year-old from Hong Kong who beat fellow qualifier Sarah Kippax, from England, 13-11, 11-9, 12-10.
Quarter-finals:
[1] Nicol David (MAS) bt Amanda Sobhy (USA) 11-9, 11-5, 11-6 (25m)
[Q] Annie Au (HKG) bt [Q] Sarah Kippax (ENG) 13-11, 11-9, 12-10 (47m)
[4] Madeline Perry (IRL) bt [5] Natalie Grinham (NED) 11-6, 12-10, 10-12, 11-9 (43m)
[8] Laura Massaro (ENG) bt [2] Jenny Duncalf (ENG) 12-10, 11-4, 11-2 (34m)
Sobhy So Good In Cleveland
US 17-year-old Amanda Sobhy produced the shock of the tournament when she defeated in-form Australian Kasey Brown in the opening round of the Women's Cleveland WISPA Classic, the first WISPA World Tour Gold squash event of the year at Cleveland Racquet Club in Cleveland in the US state of Ohio.
Brown, a triple medallist at last year's Commonwealth Games in Delhi, arrived in Cleveland fresh from an unexpected title triumph in the Harrow Greenwich Open in Connecticut.
Sobhy, the reigning world junior champion, got off to a great start by taking the first game using a nice combination of power and deception. The lead almost became two games after a couple of attacking forehand volley winners took Sobhy to 11-10 and game ball. However, she became a little too aggressive making a couple of errors from open positions, allowing sixth seed Brown to level the match.
The third was a repeat of the first, with Sobhy at times out-powering one of the most physical and powerful players on the WISPA Tour. World No7 Brown attempted to slow the pace down in the fourth, which Brown won 13-11, producing some of the best squash of the tournament so far.
The crowd was on the edge of their seats as point after point was won with precision accuracy and balls glued to the wall. At the start of the final game, the odds would have been stacked towards the fitness and experience of Brown, but Sobhy dug deep to win 11-7, 11-13, 11-8, 11-13, 11-6.
It was an incredibly mature performance from the New York teenager who celebrated one of the best successes of her career to date.
Sobhy, ranked 24 in the world, will now face an even tougher challenge against world number one Nicol David in the quarter-finals. David was not at her best in her four-game victory over Mexican champion Samantha Teran, and was made to raise her game after Teran took the first game. The Mexican battled throughout but was made to cover a lot of the court before the world champion clinched her 9-11, 11-2, 11-5, 11-8 victory.
But Sobhy is not the only surprise name in the last eight line-up, which will also include qualifiers Annie Au and Sarah Kippax.
Kippax, from England, was the first to cause an upset by beating former world number one Vanessa Atkinson in a tight five-game battle lasting just under an hour. The pair had played earlier in the month in Greenwich, with Kippax again being the victor. After Atkinson secured the first two games with a great display of control and touch into the front of the court, revenge looked on the cards.
Kippax showed she is not frightened of a little hard work and she kept up the pressure by retrieving everything her Dutch opponent could throw at her. With her breathing being audible by the crowd at the end of the fourth game, it was a wonder that she had any legs at all for the decider. But apparently her tenacity had got to the former world champion and Kippax notched up her second win of the year against the world No9 8-11, 8-11, 11-6, 12-10, 11-8.
Annie Au's path to the quarter-finals was a complete contrast to that of Kippax. The Hong Kong 21-year-old and third-seeded opponent Rachael Grinham exchanged drops and lobs for best part of the first three games.
But Grinham, the 34-year-old former world number one who usually finds a lot of success with the slower pace of play, struggled to match the flicks and holds that the younger player had to offer with countless drop exchanges going Au's way. Grinham tried picking the pace up in the fourth, playing more length and trying to minimize Au's attacking opportunities, but when the chances arose, Au wasted no time in finishing the points in the front corners to win 11-7, 7-11, 11-4, 11-5.
Au & Kippax face each other for a place in the semi-finals.
An English semi-finalist will be guaranteed after first round victories for Laura Massaro and Jenny Duncalf. Massaro was the first to progress after beating Egyptian Raneem El Weleily in the pair's seventh meeting in the past 12 months.
World No2 Jenny Duncalf had a shaky start to her Cleveland campaign, losing the first game to New Zealander Joelle King. Runner-up in Greenwich last week, King looked sharp from the start and used the strength and power to pressurise her opponent. In the second game Duncalf became more creative with the ball, and never looked back – ultimately winning 9-11, 11-8, 11-5, 11-8 after 43 minutes.
1st round:
[1] Nicol David (MAS) bt [Q] Samantha Teran (MEX) 9-11, 11-2, 11-5, 11-8 (44m)
Amanda Sobhy (USA) bt [6] Kasey Brown (AUS) 11-7, 11-13, 11-8, 11-13, 11-6 (59m)
[Q] Annie Au (HKG) bt [3] Rachael Grinham (AUS) 11-7, 7-11, 11-4, 11-5 (41m)
[Q] Sarah Kippax (ENG) bt [7] Vanessa Atkinson (NED) 8-11, 8-11, 11-6, 12-10, 11-8 (57m)
[5] Natalie Grinham (NED) bt Jaclyn Hawkes (NZL) 13-11, 11-9, 3-11, 12-10 (43m)
[4] Madeline Perry (IRL) bt Camille Serme (FRA) 8-11, 11-7, 11-9, 11-1 (46m)
[8] Laura Massaro (ENG) bt Raneem El Weleily (EGY) 11-8, 19-17, 11-9 (35m)
[2] Jenny Duncalf (ENG) bt [Q] Joelle King (NZL) 9-11, 11-8, 11-5, 11-8 (43m)
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 La Guerre de révolution portugaise, ou Guerre de Restauration, de 1640 à 1668, mettant fin à la domination des Habsbourgs d'Espagne, au profit d'un roi portugais de la maison de Bragance ;
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Q: Quotient group G/Z is cyclic
Let $Z$ be the center of a group $G$. Prove that if $G/Z$ is a cyclic
  group, then $G$ is abelian.

This is from Michael Artin's algebra chapter 7 section 3. I'm quite unsure as to how I should start.
My first thought was to prove that $G/Z$ is isomorphic to some subgroup of $G$. Then we would have that $G \cong G/Z \times Z$, which is Abelian, assuming that $G/Z \cap Z = \{0\}$. However, I don't see a way to prove that such a subgroup of $G$ exists.
A second idea was to note that $G/Z = \{Z, xZ, (xZ)^2, \cdots, (xZ)^{n-1} \}$ for some $x\not \in Z$. Since $Z$ is the center, which is a normal group, we can say that $(xZ)^k = xZxZxZ\cdots xZ = x^kZ$ for all $k$. Sadly, this only guarantees an $x$ such that $x^n$ is in $Z$, rather than guaranteeing a subgroup, which would allow the first idea to follow.
Some help would be appreciated.

A: HINT: Use your idea of letting $xZ$ generate $G/Z$. Show that for any $a,b\in G$ there are $y,z\in Z$ and $m,n\in\Bbb Z$ such that $a=x^my$ and $b=x^nz$. Now calculate $ab$ and $ba$. (By the way, $G/Z$ need not be finite.)


Rain pelts the roof of my cabin overlooking Misaw Lake as I write this. To flirt with the understatement of the year, it was a dramatic day. A roller coaster ride of joy and pathos, thunder and lightning, fear and levity, broken and subsequently repaired rods, fishless hours and intense flurries of activity.
It starts by walking the planks. To reach the end of the second portage, you must cross a wetland by boardwalk.
Travelling light is advised, even though it's a short portage. The first time. On the way back to the lodge, it seems quite a bit longer.
As promised in yesterday's post, we were making our way up the Schwandt River. Its deeper holes hold lake trout, its rapids swarm with grayling, but adipose fins weren't on the card today. This was a day for teeth. And violent weather.
One of those Riders of The Storm kind of days, punctuated with gnashing, gnawing, and shredding.
"Edwin," I announced to my trusted guide and footsore companion, "those thunderheads are signals to creatures of the esox variety."
"The pike mean to go on a feeding spree," I said. "Electrical storms and sudden changes of pressure — never mind. Just put us on the best big-fish spot you've got right now. Don't save it for later."
In the ominous calm before the storm, with darkness encroaching and lightning swirling miles up on the largest anvil heads I've seen in years, Edwin took us on a dizzying slalom ride around islands, shoals, and rock piles.
We pulled up on the legendary Pearly Gates. "We always pull several big ones off the Gates," he announced. And so we fished. In accordance with the Year of The Blade, Edwin threw bucktails. I threw everything else. And nothing bit. Nothing at all.
Looking up, it became apparent that the storm was changing course. Just like the wind. Throughout the day the wind would change direction more often than the average woman changes her mind.
But just because Mother Nature missed us once didn't mean she was giving up. The day was a ceaseless parade of thunderstorms. Gargantuan thunderstorms, interspersed by periods of dead calm and searing, Sahara-like heat. The storms, in fact, became the most welcome interludes of the day. Not only did the cool breezes and cold rain feel like paradise, but, as predicted, ol' esox went absolutely bonkers just before every storm hit.
Did blades prevail, as they have all year? Did we catch anything really huge? What about the broken rods? The fear? The pathos?


Our B.F.A. graduates move on to some of the country's top graduate and professional schools and to exciting and fulfilling careers. Below are some examples.
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Jessica Foley joined Rumbletree in 2013 with an eye for detail and the determination to grow as a designer.
Her background in digital photography, social media marketing and freelance design work have served as useful tools for her on a daily basis. Jessica contributes to the design process on several levels here at Rumbletree including, print ad campaigns, identity work, collateral materials, photography projects and production.
She earned her BFA with a concentration in Graphic Design from the University of Massachusetts Lowell and was named one of the Top 25 Graphic Design Students in New England by the American Institute of Graphic Arts. Before joining the Rumbletree team, she worked at a recruitment marketing agency in Massachusetts assisting on social media marketing projects and Google pay-per-click campaigns for clients across the United States. Jessica also has a passion for rescuing animals and volunteers in her free time at MSPCA at Nevins Farm in Methuen, Massachusetts as a graphic designer.
Collage artist John Williams, who has Asperger's Syndrome, talks about how creating art helps him cope. Williams' work has been shown in New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C. and New England. John graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2008. Read more about John.