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born on 10/7/1980 in Abilene, TX, United States
Links www.jessicasimpson.com (English)
Biography Biography
Jessica Ann Johnson (née Simpson; born July 10, 1980)[3] is an American singer, actress and fashion designer. Simpson signed a recording contract with Columbia Records when she was sixteen, and released her debut studio album in 1999. The album sold over four million copies worldwide, and spawned the top three hit "I Wanna Love You Forever" (1999). Hoping to achieve further success with her second album, Simpson adopted a more mature image for the release of Irresistible (2001). The album's title track, which served as the lead single, became her second top twenty hit on the Billboard Hot 100. The album itself earned a gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Simpson married singer Nick Lachey on October 26, 2002 after four years of dating. The couple starred in the reality television series Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica (2003–05) on MTV, chronicling their marriage and careers. The show became a pop culture phenomenon and made Simpson and her husband household names. The marriage did not last, however, and by November of 2005 Simpson and Lachey confirmed they were separating; Simpson filed for divorce the following month citing irreconcilable differences.
Her third studio album, In This Skin (2003), became her most successful album to date; it sold over seven million copies worldwide. The album was aided in part due to the success of the single "With You" (2003), which topped the Mainstream Top 40 chart. She later released a Christmas themed album, ReJoyce: The Christmas Album (2004), which earned a gold certification from the RIAA. She made her film debut as Daisy Duke in the film adaption of The Dukes of Hazzard (2005); it was commercially successful, though received a negative critical reaction. She also recorded the song "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" (2005) for the film, which went on to become her fourth top twenty hit on the Billboard Hot 100.
Aside from her musical pursuits, she launched The Jessica Simpson Collection in 2005, a fashion line of clothing and other items. The brand has gone on to earn over $1 billion in revenue, and is regarded as one of the most successful celebrity founded brands ever.[4] Her fifth studio album, A Public Affair (2006), saw a decline in sales for Simpson. She later starred in the romantic comedy Employee of the Month (2006), another critical failure. With the release of her sixth studio album, Simpson attempted to shift into the country music genre. The project was met harshly by critics, and failed to achieve commercial success. Simpson went on to star in the reality television series The Price of Beauty (2010), and was a judge on two seasons of Fashion Star (2012–13). She is married to Eric Johnson and the couple have two children. Simpson has since announced work on her eighth studio album, slated for release in late 2018.
1980–98: Childhood and career beginnings
Jessica Ann Simpson was born in Abilene, Texas.[5] She is the first child of Tina Ann (née Drew), a homemaker,[6] and Joseph "Joe" Simpson, a psychologist and Baptist youth minister.[7] Simpson's parents married in 1978; they divorced in 2013.[8][9][10][11] Simpson has stated that she grew up in Dallas, but her parents now live in McGregor, Texas.[12] Simpson is the first child of the couple; she has a younger sister, Ashlee Simpson.[13] She briefly attended J. J. Pearce High School in her teenage years, though had to drop out as her career began to take off; she later earned her GED.[14][15] Being the daughter of a minister, Simpson was raised with a strong Christian faith. She was given a purity ring by her father when she was twelve years old.[16] Jessica and her family moved frequently due to her father's job, though they remained in Texas.[17] Her father would often take in unwed mothers for periods of time to provide them shelter.[17]
She began singing in the church choir as a child. When she was eleven, she realized she hoped to achieve success as a singer while at a church retreat.[17] Simpson auditioned for The Mickey Mouse Club at the age of twelve, auditioning with a performance of "Amazing Grace" and dancing to "Ice Ice Baby" (1990).[17] She advanced through multiple rounds, eventually being a semi-finalist for the show alongside artists such as Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Justin Timberlake.[17] Simpson claimed that she became nervous about her final audition after seeing Aguilera perform, and she ultimately was not selected for the show.[17] Simpson resumed performing in her church choir, eventually being discovered by the head of a Christian music label.[17] He initially asked her for an audition, and immediately signed her after she performed "I Will Always Love You" (1973) by Dolly Parton.[17] She began working on her debut album with Proclaim Records, and began touring to promote the project.[17] Jessica's father later claimed that she had to quit touring as the size of her breasts led to her being deemed too "sexual" for the genre.[17]
Her debut album, Jessica, remained unreleased after Proclaim Records went bankrupt; despite this, her grandmother did personally fund a limited pressing of the album.[18][19] Shortly after this, Simpson landed several auditions as Jessica was sent to numerous labels and producers.[17] She ultimately caught the attention of Tommy Mottola, then-husband of Mariah Carey and the head of Columbia Records.[17] He went on to sign her to the label, claiming "She had a great little look and a great attitude, a fresh new face, and something a bit different than Britney and all of them; she could actually sing."[17] Simpson began working on her debut album in Orlando, Florida.[17] Mottola hoped to market Simpson as a contrast to Spears and Aguilera, both of whom had launched successful careers focused on dancing and sexuality.[17] While working on her musical debut, Simpson enlisted her father Joe as her manager; her mother became her stylist.[20] While at a Christmas party in 1998, Simpson met 98 Degrees singer Nick Lachey, and the two began a romantic relationship; Lachey claimed that he left the party and proclaimed to his mother that he would marry Simpson some day.[17]
1999–2002: Breakthrough with early musical releases
Simpson began working on her debut studio album in 1998. Mottola wanted Simpson to embrace an "anti-sex appeal" image while promoting the record, as a contrast to highly successful artists Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.[21] He believed the image would make Simpson more "relatable" to listeners, therefore aiding in sales.[21] Simpson went on to announce her plans to remain abstinent until marriage as a result of Mottola's decision.[22] Her debut single, "I Wanna Love You Forever" (1999), was released on September 28.[23][24] The single became a success in numerous territories, most notably reaching number three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States.[25] The song earned a platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for sales exceeding one million copies in the country.[26] The album had some success in other territories as well, most notably in several European countries.[27][28]
Simpson's debut studio album, Sweet Kisses (1999), was released on November 23.[29] The album sold 65,000 copies in its first week of release, debuting at number sixty-five on the Billboard 200 chart in the United States.[30] To promote the record, "Where You Are" (2000) was released as the second single from the album; Simpson's boyfriend Nick Lachey was featured on the track.[31] "I Think I'm in Love with You" (2000) served as the album's third and final single, and achieved success in territories such as the United States.[32] With the success of the album's third single, Sweet Kisses rose to a new peak of number twenty-five on the Billboard 200 in August 2000.[32] The album sold over two million copies in the United States, earning a double platinum certification from the RIAA; it has sold over four million copies worldwide.[33] Simpson embarked on the Heat It Up Tour with her boyfriend's band, 98 Degrees, as their opening act to promote Sweet Kisses throughout 2000.[34]
Work on her second album began in 2000, opting to record more "radio-friendly" and upbeat songs for the record.[35] During the recording of the album, Simpson adopted a more mature public image, a decision made by both Simpson and her record label in hopes to achieve the success of artists such as Spears.[35] While working on the record, Simpson ended her relationship with Lachey to focus on furthering her career; the two would later reconcile in September.[34] In a July 2001 interview with Coventry Newspapers, Simpson explained "I recorded [Sweet Kisses] when I was seventeen years old and I'm twenty-one [this month] so there is four years of growth involved."[36] Simpson released the record's title track, "Irresistible" (2001) as the lead single from the project in April.[37] The single received a generally mixed reaction from critics due to its sexual themes,[38] though went on to become her second top twenty hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.[39][40]
Simpson released her second studio album, Irresistible (2001) in May.[41] The album sold 127,000 copies in the United States during its first week of release, debuting at number six on the Billboard 200 chart.[42] Though the album's first week sales were nearly double that of her previous effort, Irresistible failed to match the success of her debut album; the record earned a gold certification from the RIAA for sales of 500,000 copies.[33] "A Little Bit" (2001), the album's second and final single, failed to achieve much success. To promote the record, Simpson embarked as a co-headliner on the Total Request Live Tour (2001) alongside artists such as Destiny's Child and Nelly.[43][44] She later left the tour to launch her own DreamChaser Tour (2001), for which Simpson added choreography and backup dancers to her performances; the tour was cancelled following the September 11 attacks.[45]
2002–05: Marriage to Nick Lachey and heightened success
Simpson announced her engagement to Nick Lachey in February 2002,[46] with the two holding their wedding ceremony on October 26 in Austin, Texas.[47] Simpson began working on her third studio album in 2002. The album's lead single, "Sweetest Sin" (2003), lyrically dealt with the topic of Simpson losing her virginity to Lachey.[48] The song failed to achieve commercial success. Simpson's father pitched an idea to MTV about a reality show starring the couple, resulting in the creation of Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica.[49] The series initially focused on the marriage between Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley, though the two backed out, thus allowing Simpson and Lachey to replace them.[50] The show, which primarily focused on the couple's marriage and the recording of Simpson's third studio album, premiered on August 19, 2003.[51][52] The show instantly became a pop culture phenomenon, with Simpson's perceived "dumb blonde" antics on the show helping to make the couple a household name.[53][54] The series was a ratings success for MTV, and would air for three seasons until 2005.[54]
Simpson's third studio album, In This Skin (2003), was released the day that Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica premiered, with the show serving as a promotional tool for the record. In This Skin debuted at number ten on the Billboard 200, selling 64,000 copies in its first week of release.[55] The album's opening numbers served as the lowest of Simpson's career at the time. In This Skin quickly declined the chart, and by January 2004 had sold just over 565,000 copies in the United States.[55] Simpson released "With You" (2003) as the second single from the album in October.[56] The single became a hit, reaching the top twenty of the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the Mainstream Top 40 chart based on radio airplay.[32] Simpson performed during the halftime show of the Super Bowl XXXVIII. She recorded new material for a re-release of In This Skin, which was released in March 2004.[57][58][59] The re-release dramatically aided in album sales; In This Skin went on to sell over four million copies in the United States.[60] Both "Take My Breath Away" (2004) and "Angels" (2004) were released as singles from the re-release.[61]
Simpson and Lachey starred in the ABC special The Nick and Jessica Variety Hour in April, which featured guest appearances by celebrities such as Jewel and Mr. T, among others.[62] That same month, she launched her Jessica Simpson Desserts by Jessica Simpson cosmetics line along with Randi Shinder; all of the products in the line were edible.[63] Simpson embarked on her Reality Tour (2004) throughout North America beginning in June; the tour was a financial success, and ended in October.[64] During this time, Simpson and her husband began making guest appearances on The Ashlee Simpson Show, chronicling the start of Jessica's sister's music career.[65] Simpson's fourth studio album, a collection of Christmas themed songs titled ReJoyce: The Christmas Album (2004), was released on November 23.[66] The album reached a peak of number fourteen on the Billboard 200, and was certified gold by the RIAA for sales exceeding 500,000 copies.[67] In February 2005, Simpson and Shinder launched the Dessert Treats edible cosmetics line, similar to their prior line but targeted towards a younger audience. Both lines were cancelled following a string of lawsuits.[68]
Simpson performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the Indy 500 in 2005.[69] Simpson launched The Jessica Simpson Collection in 2005, initially partnering with Tarrant Apparel Group to release the Princy and JS by Jessica Simpson clothing lines.[70] The company has continued to grow throughout the years, and in 2014 was reported to earn $1 billion in annual sales.[71] Simpson made her film debut as Daisy Duke in the film adaption of The Dukes of Hazzard (2005).[72] The film was met with generally negative reviews from film critics, though went on to gross over $111 million worldwide.[73] Simpson recorded the song "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" (2005) to promote the film; it both samples and shares the title of a Nancy Sinatra song.[74] The song entered the top twenty of the Billboard Hot 100, becoming one Simpson's most successful singles to date.[75] The music video, which featured Simpson in character as Daisy Duke, was controversial for featuring Simpson in "revealing" outfits and washing the General Lee car in her bikini.[76] The controversy resulted in the music video being banned in some countries.[77] In November 2005, Simpson and Lachey announced they were separating.[78] Simpson filed for divorce in December 2005, citing "irreconcilable differences."[79] Their divorce was publicized worldwide and was finalized on June 30, 2006.[80]
2006–09: Commercial decline and media scrutiny
Simpson began working on her fifth studio album in 2005. It was confirmed in March 2006 that she had parted ways with Columbia Records, whom she had been with since the launch of her career, and had signed a new recording contract with Epic Records.[81] Simpson and stylist Ken Pavés launched a line of hair and beauty products on the Home Shopping Network in 2006.[82] Simpson released her new single, "A Public Affair" (2006) on June 29.[83] The song entered the top twenty of the Billboard Hot 100, and earned a gold certification from the RIAA for sales exceeding 500,000 copies in the United States.[33] The single, an upbeat breakup song, was released the day before her divorce from Lachey was finalized.[83] The song most notably entered the top ten of the iTunes Store at the same time as her sister's single "Invisible" (2006), marking the first time that two siblings had appeared simultaneously in the store's top ten.[84]
Her fifth studio album, A Public Affair (2006), debuted at number five on the Billboard 200 with first-week sales of 101,000 copies.[32] The album failed to match the success of In This Skin (2003), selling just over 500,000 copies in the United States.[33] The empowerment anthem "I Belong to Me" (2006), which served as the album's second and final single, failed to achieve commercial success.[85] Simpson starred alongside Dane Cook and Dax Shepard in the comedy film Employee of the Month (2006), released that October.[86] The film was met with a negative critical reaction, and failed to have commercial success.[87] Simpson performed a cover of the Dolly Parton song "9 to 5" (1980) as a tribute to the artist at the Kennedy Center Awards in December 2006. The performance was met with harsh criticism after Simpson forgot the lyrics to the song; she was given a chance to redo the song for the cameras, though her performance was ultimately cut from the broadcast.[88][89] The underperformance of both Simpson's fifth studio album and her second film was noted by critics, as her sister Ashlee experienced a similar decline in success.[90]
In November 2007, Simpson began dating Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. The relationship was controversial among fans of the Cowboys, who blamed Simpson for Romo's poor performance in games after the pair got together. Some fans dubbed Simpson "Yoko Romo," a reference to Yoko Ono who is widely believed to have been the cause of the split of The Beatles.[91] Then-president George W. Bush even commented on the pair's relationship, implying that Simpson was to blame for Romo's lackluster performances.[92] Simpson and Romo were reported to have ended their relationship in July 2009.[93] Simpson appeared alongside Luke Wilson in the film Blonde Ambition (2007); it had a limited release in Texas before being released on home media.[94] She also starred in the direct-to-video film Private Valentine: Blonde & Dangerous (2008), portraying an actress that later joins the military. The film was met with an overwhelmingly negative reaction upon its release.[95] Simpson teamed up with Parlux Fragrances to launch her first scent, Fancy, in 2008. The fragrance was met with a positive commercial reaction.[96]
Simpson began working on her sixth studio album in 2007, with her father claiming that she was experimenting with country music for the record.[97] Simpson claimed to have grown up around country music, and wanted to "give something back."[98] She released "Come On Over" (2008) as the project's lead single on June 20.[99] The song debuted at number forty-one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, making it the highest debut for an artist's first entry on that chart.[100] Do You Know (2008) was released on September 9.[101] The project sold 65,000 copies in its first week of release, debuting at number four on the Billboard 200 chart.[102] The album was deemed a commercial flop, only appearing for nine weeks on the Billboard 200 and selling just over 200,000 copies in the United States as of 2012.[103] Simpson opened for country music group Rascal Flatts on their Bob That Head Tour (2009) from January to March 2009.[104] Simpson's attempt to transition into country music was met with a negative reaction. Most notably, Simpson was booed by the crowd following a performance at the Country Thunder Festival in Wisconsin.[105]
2010–present: Motherhood, second marriage, and focus on business ventures
Simpson's VH1 documentary series, The Price of Beauty, began airing in March 2010. The series followed Simpson around the world, introducing viewers to the different perceptions of beauty in different cultures.[106][107][108] The premiere episode attracted one million viewers,[109][110] but Simpson revealed that the series would return in 2011 with a format change; these plans never came to fruition.[111] Simpson initially had plans to record her seventh studio album as her final release through Epic Records, though ultimately released the compilation album Playlist: The Very Best of Jessica Simpson (2010).[112] The album was released with no promotion and had little success. She later signed a new recording contract with eleveneleven and Primary Wave Music and began working on her Christmas themed seventh studio album.[113] Happy Christmas (2010) was released on November 22; it briefly appeared on the lower half of the Billboard 200 before falling off the chart.[114] Simpson began dating retired NFL tight end Eric Johnson in May 2010; the couple announced their engagement in November 2010.[115]
Simpson appeared alongside Nicole Richie as a mentor on the NBC reality television series Fashion Star.[116] The series revolved around a group of designers who competed each week to create clothing; each week, one contestant was eliminated.[117] The series aired the second season in 2013, though was canceled afterward.[118] Following months of speculation, Simpson confirmed on Halloween of 2011 that she was pregnant with her first child.[119] Simpson signed a multimillion-dollar deal with Weight Watchers in 2012, vowing to use their diet plan to shed the weight gained during her pregnancy.[120][121] Simpson filmed television commercials for the company, with the first airing in September 2012.[122][123] Simpson gave birth to a daughter, Maxwell Drew Johnson, on May 1, 2012.[124][125][126] Simpson launched a maternity clothing line in 2012.[127] She later released a perfume, Vintage Bloom, which was inspired by motherhood.[128] Simpson confirmed in December 2012 that she was expecting a second child with Johnson.[129] Following the announcement, Weight Watchers announced that she would discontinue following the company's diet plan during her pregnancy.[130] Simpson gave birth to her son, Ace Knute Johnson, on June 30, 2013.[131] she launched a bedroom decor line including bedding and draperies offered in a romantic bohemian style, with floral patterns.[132] In August 2014, a signature fragrance was added.[133] Simpson and Johnson married on July 5, 2014 in Montecito, California.[134]
Simpson confirmed in 2015 that she would begin working on her album, as her contract with Primary Wave had officially ended.[135][136] Simpson is working with Linda Perry on the project, which she revealed in 2016.[137] In August 2015, Simpson was a host on the HSN channel while promoting her products. The sales were a success.[138] Simpson launched her Warm Up brand of workout clothing, available at retailers in the United States.[139] The brand was expanded in August 2016 to include trainers, with Simpson commenting that the line would become more of a focus for her in the future.[139]
Simpson has listed Mariah Carey, Aretha Franklin, Sade, and Whitney Houston as influences on her music.[140] She attempted to launch her career as a Christian music singer, and at one point completed a self-titled album of Christian music.[17] When she signed with Columbia Records in 1998, she began working on an album of pop music.[17] Simpson has recorded songs with Christian themes in later years, including "Pray Out Loud" (2008).[141] The music found on her debut album primarily consisted of pop ballads, with the intention of showcasing Simpson's vocals.[142] Most notably, the album featured the power ballad "I Wanna Love You Forever" (1999).[143] The music found on her debut drew comparisons to Mariah Carey.[34] With the release of Irresistible (2001), Simpson recorded more upbeat songs, likening herself to artists such as Britney Spears.[144][145] Songs such as "Irresistible" and "A Little Bit" had more provocative lyrics in comparison to her previous release, with Simpson citing the age difference between the recording of the two albums as the main reason.[35] During the Total Request Live Tour (2001) and her DreamChaser Tour (2001), Simpson incorporated more choreography and backup dancers into her live performances.[146]
Simpson initially began working on her third studio album in 2002, which was set to primarily be produced by rapper Missy Elliott.[147] The record later took on a new direction, which her then-husband Nick Lachey described as "organic" in comparison to her prior two albums.[148] Simpson also began co-writing her own songs for the record, something she had been nervous to do in the past.[148] The result was In This Skin (2003), a record that AllMusic said "stay[ed] within the contemporary dance-pop realm while inching toward the middle-of-the-road diva that she's always yearned to be."[34] Simpson worked with elements of country music with the release of "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" (2005), recorded for Simpson's feature film debut The Dukes of Hazzard (2005).[149] She continued to experiment with the genre on the song "Push Your Tush" (2006). Numerous songs on her fifth studio album feature elements of dance and disco music, most notably "A Public Affair" and her cover of "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)".[150][151] Inspired by artists such as Faith Hill, Shania Twain and Martina McBride, Simpson recorded a country music album titled Do You Know (2008).[152] Throughout her career, Simpson has delved into other genres as well, releasing two Christmas-themed albums in 2004 and 2010.[153]
With the release of Sweet Kisses (1999), Simpson and her team marketed Simpson as "anti-sex appeal", as a contrast to artists such as Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera who had recently achieved success with their respective debut albums. The music found on her debut album mostly spoke on topics such as love, and Simpson announced that she would remain abstinent until marriage. Though the album sold four million copies worldwide, it failed to meet the expectations of Columbia Records; as a result, the label hoped to see Jessica mature her image for the release of her second album. Her image changed drastically for the record, with Simpson singing more promiscuous music and wearing provocative clothing. The change in her image garnered a negative reaction from critics, some of which felt that Simpson had "sold out" in an attempt to emulate the success of Spears.[154]
Upon Simpson's rise to stardom with the success of Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica in 2003, Simpson was seen as a "ditzy blonde" based on her antics and comments on the show.[155][156][157] The show also revealed that Simpson had, in fact, waited until marriage to have sex; she recorded the song "Sweetest Sin" (2003) about losing her virginity to Lachey.[55] While Simpson continued to achieve further success, she became known as a sex symbol by the media.[158][159] Simpson was ranked at number fifty-three on the Maxim Hot 100 list in 2001.[160] She topped the list in 2004, ranked at the "hottest" female of the year.[161] Simpson was quoted as stating "It's nice to get the stamp of approval from the boys [...] it's way better than being number 101!"[162] The following year, she ranked in at number nine on the list.[163] In 2006, she appeared on the list at number eighteen.[164] Simpson was on the cover of the magazine that year as well.[165] Simpson's portrayal of Daisy Duke furthered her sex symbol image, most notably when she portrayed the character in her highly controversial "These Boots Are Made For Walkin" music video. Simpson appeared as the character in several television commercials for Pizza Hut airing during the Super Bowl in 2006 and 2007.[166] She also portrayed the character in adverts for DirecTV.
Simpson's weight became a major talking point for the media in later years, beginning in 2007 and worsening over the following years.[167][168] Though the criticism carried into 2008 throughout her transition into country music,[169][170] it reached a peak in 2009.[171] Specifically, one particular outfit that consisted of jeans, a belt, and a sleeveless top was criticized by the media and deemed "unflattering" to Simpson's figure.[172][173] Simpson defended her weight gain, as did her sister, and claimed that she still felt "confident" in her skin.[174] The weight criticism continued following the birth of her two children, though Simpson has shed much weight since giving birth.[175] Simpson is also a registered Republican.[176] She endorsed George W. Bush during his presidential campaign in 2004,[177] though cancelled an appearance at a 2006 Republican fundraiser as she felt it was not "appropriate".[178] Though a Republican, Simpson has praised former First Lady Michelle Obama during her time in office, stating, "She's such an incredible woman, and she's with such a powerful man...Everything she does she exudes confidence."[179]
In April 2004, Simpson performed during the VH1's benefit concert Divas Live 2004 alongside Ashanti, Cyndi Lauper, Gladys Knight, Joss Stone and Patti LaBelle, in support of the Save the Music Foundation.[180] In May 2004, Simpson did a benefit concert to help the Skin Care Foundation.[181] In March 2007, Simpson donated a new Chrysler minivan to the Elim orphanage in Nuevo Laredo. Simpson won a Chrysler Crossfire sports car at the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards, but exchanged the $50,000 luxury car for a minivan so she could help the orphanage.[182] Simpson is Soles4Souls's Ambassador where she participated in autographing shoes to donate the money from communities across the United States.[183] Simpson also works with Make A Wish Foundation.[184]
2002 The Master of Disguise Herself[185]
2005 The Dukes of Hazzard Daisy Duke[186]
2006 Employee of the Month Amy Renfro[187]
2007 Blonde Ambition Katie Gregerstitch[188]
2008 The Love Guru Herself[189]
2008 Private Valentine: Blonde & Dangerous Megan Valentine[190]
2002–03 That '70s Show Annette Berkardt Recurring role (Season 5)[191]
2003 The Twilight Zone Miranda Evans Episode: "The Collection"
2003–05 Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica Herself Reality television[192]
2004 The Nick and Jessica Variety Hour Herself Television special[62]
2004 Nick and Jessica's Family Christmas Herself Television special[193]
2004–05 The Ashlee Simpson Show Herself Reality television
2008 Dancing with the Stars Guest Performer Episode: "Round 2: Results"
2009 I Get That a Lot Herself Episode: "Jessica Simpson"[194]
2010 Project Runway Guest judge Episode: "Finale Part 2"
2010 The Price of Beauty Herself Reality television[195]
2010 Entourage Herself Episode: "Bottoms Up"[196]
2012–13 Fashion Star Judge / Mentor[197]
Sweet Kisses (1999)
Irresistible (2001)
In This Skin (2003, reissued in 2004 as In This Skin: Collector's Edition)
ReJoyce: The Christmas Album (2004)
A Public Affair (2006)
Do You Know (2008)
Happy Christmas (2010)
DreamChaser Tour (2001)
Reality Tour (2004)
Co-headlining
Total Request Live Tour (with various artists) (2001)
Opening act
Heat It Up Tour (98 Degrees) (2000)
Bob That Head Tour (Rascal Flatts) (2009)
List of awards and nominations received by Jessica Simpson
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One of the mainstay, classic recipe's of the early vegetarian movement. This was one of the most popular main courses that I used to make in the 80's when I owned and ran a vegetarian restaurant. It is also a delicious way for vegans to ensure that they add plenty of protein to their diet. You can adapt this recipe for any type of nut that you fancy and also try changing the vegetables and herbs that you use. Grating the vegetables keeps it light and prevents it being the chaffy, dry creation so mocked in the past. If you are not bothered about the recipe being vegan, use butter instead of the oil. Add a beaten egg too, it will be even lighter.
Time: 15 minutes to prepare. 40 minutes cooking time.
This recipe really stands the test of time and I have been making it since the late 1970's! It is oat based and has no added sugar in the date filling. Made with a dairy free fat such as Vitalite then it is also dairy free. What with all the current rage of clean eating, vegan and sugar free cakes, breakfast bars and superfoods then I suggest that you just give this old fashioned recipe a try. Apples, apricots and prunes all work well in the filling. Just substitute half and half or all.
Delicious and very easy to make Indian snacks which are vegetarian/vegan and gluten free. Use thinly sliced potatoes in place of some of the spinach and onion for a change.


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RPI makes season debut, White River girls No. 6
They're also the No. 1 team on the Plateau.
Tuesday, December 24, 2019 11:17am
SportsHornets (WRHS)
The statewide system used to rank prep basketball teams made its season debut last week and, to no one's surprise, the White River High girls were the top-rated among the four local schools.
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association – which governs high school sports in the state – employs a Rating Percentage Index. A team's RPI doesn't come into play during the regular season but is a prime factor once postseason rolls around.
Numbers were released Dec. 18 and can be found only via the WIAA Live mobile app. The rankings will be seen exclusively on the app until Jan. 3 when they will be available on WIAA.com as well.
The White River girls, under Hall of Fame coach Chris Gibson, sat at No. 6 among Class 2A girls when the RPI rankings made their season debut.
The Hornet girls had a record of 4-1 at the time, with their only loss coming at the hands of the Lynden High squad. Undefeated Lynden sat atop the 2A RPI, followed by Ellensburg, Sequim, Fife and Clarkston. Those top five teams all were undefeated when the list was released.
The White River boys were 6-1 on Dec. 17 and landed at No. 14 among the 64 teams on the 2A list.
Enumclaw's squads were having a tougher time and slid down the Class 4A list. The EHS boys were No. 40 and the girls were No. 46 (among 66 teams) when the ranking were first made public.
The RPI formula remains the same as last year and takes three factors into account. A team's RPI is based equally on its winning percentage (40 percent) and the winning percentage of its opponents (also 40 percent); the remaining 20 percent stems from the winning percentage of the opponent's opponents.
In essence, the calculations reward teams for prevailing over quality opposition.
A team's RPI is calculated following every game.
The RPI is used for pairing teams once they reach the regional round of the state basketball tournament. All regular season games against varsity opponents as well as all postseason tournament games will be factored into the RPI.
More information regarding how the RPI is calculated can be found in the Basketball RPI FAQ link on the WIAA website, wiaa.com.
EHS wrestlers trounce Raiders for second victory
White River boys, girls begin league play 6-0
Enumclaw took a loss against Todd Beamer, 41-34.
Inaugural class head to WR Hall of Fame
The reception begins at 5:15 on Friday, Dec. 17.
White River girls sitting No. 1 in state wrestling rankings
Claire DiCugno and Jalia Williams are No. 1 in their weight classes.
White River inducts first HOF class
Helen Horton,
The Doc Herren Invitational will begin after the holiday break.
Chase Hooper wins by TKO in UFC debut
Hooper trains at Enumclaw's Combat Sports and Fitness.
LaTurner leading the way for WR bowlers
The Hornet recently bowled two games at 168 and 201.
McGinnes wins all-around
The WRHS took first in all four events at a recent meet.
Hornets swim past Riverside Ravens in season opener
EHS won 9 of 11 events.
WR preview: bowling and boys, girls wrestling
Last year, girls wrestling took second in state. Will they rise to the top this season?
EHS previews: plenty of state vets returning
Will the wrestling teams once again advance to the Mat Classic state tourney?
EHS grad Storm leads the pack in Portland
Hunter Storm was seconds away from setting a new school record in the 6,000 meter.

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Q: Unable to capture response of PHP Sockets Connection :: 504 Gateway Time-out I am using the following php code to connect and send a request to a remote server through php sockets connection.
<?php
$host    = "X.X.X.X";
$port    = 1234;
$message = "<request>test</request>";
echo "Message To server :".$message;
// create socket
$socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0) or die("Could not create socket\n");
// connect to server
$result = socket_connect($socket, $host, $port) or die("Could not connect to server\n");
// send string to server
socket_write($socket, $message, strlen($message)) or die("Could not send data to server\n");
// get server response
stream_set_timeout($socket, 10);
$result = socket_read ($socket, 1024) or die("Could not read server response\n");
//echo "Reply From Server  :".$result;
$info = stream_get_meta_data($socket);
if (isset($info['timed_out']) && $info['timed_out'])
{
    echo 'Connection timed out!';
}
else
{
    var_dump($result);
}
// close socket
socket_close($socket);
?>

As confirmed, the remote machine is receiving our request and sending appropriate response to us over the same session. But unfortunately, I am getting the following response when the script is executed -

504 Gateway Time-out. The server didn't respond in time.

When tried from Putty (same server from where the code was executed), I am getting the response almost instantly (in less than a second).
There is no firewall running that would block the responses. All VPN traffic passes through the tunnel without any blocks as seen in telnet request and response.
Now I am unable to figure out the exact reason of not getting the response through this php script. I had gone through many tutorials and sample codes but found no luck. :(
Members, please help.

A: I've worked with php socket that simulates a telnet session without setting a timeout parameter. Try the below and let me know how it well it goes
<?php

// You can use socket_strerror(socket_last_error()) to get the error details
$socket = socket_create(AF_INET,SOCK_STREAM,0) or die ('Could not create socket') ;

$result = socket_connect($socket,$host,$port) or die ('Could not connect to host');

// The server expects the enter key to pressed to execute the command which i simulate by
// appending a \n to the message sent to the server

socket_send($socket,$message,strlen($message),0) or die('Could not execute command');

$result = socket_read($socket,2048) or die('Could not read from socket');

var_dump($result);

A: This might be outdated, but a note on The PHP manual says:
In case anyone is puzzled, stream_set_timeout DOES NOT work for sockets created with socket_create or socket_accept. Use socket_set_option instead.
Instead of:
<?php
stream_set_timeout($socket,$sec,$usec);
?>

Use:
<?php
socket_set_option($socket, SOL_SOCKET, SO_RCVTIMEO, array('sec'=>$sec, 'usec'=>$usec));
socket_set_option($socket, SOL_SOCKET, SO_SNDTIMEO, array('sec'=>$sec, 'usec'=>$usec));
?>

A: Try setting the read mode in socket_read to PHP_NORMAL_READ

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Please Note: Under a new law which takes effect on January 1, 2019, you have only SEVEN days from a DUI-related arrest to request a hearing with the Department of Licensing before you lose the opportunity to challenge the civil suspension, so you must act quickly!
In Washington, having a driver's license is considered by some courts to be a "privilege" and others to be an important "property right." However it is viewed, it's clear according to statutory law and case law that depriving you of your driver's license or privilege to drive in Washington must comport with "due process" protections under the Fourteenth Amendment. The Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution prohibits a State from depriving any person of "life, liberty, or property, without due process of law." Part of this means that a driver cannot be convicted of driving while his or her license is suspended or revoked if the suspension or revocation violates due process.
Due process is a misleading term in the context of your license in Washington. The "opportunity to be heard" before the Department of Licensing is a limited chance to plead your case, and involves only a small number of issues. What's more, the "judge" in that hearing is an employee of the very institution seeking to suspend your privilege to drive.
The term "suspension" of a Washington license refers to an action to take your license away for less than one year. The term "revocation" applies to an action to take your license away for a year or more. For more information about the different types of suspensions of your driver's license, click here.
Contrary to what some think, you can lose your "privilege" to drive in a state even if you have never obtained a license in that state. Say you live in Oregon and get into trouble in Washington. If your trouble results in a license suspension by the Washington DOL, you can no longer drive in Washington until your license is reinstated by the Washington DOL. What makes things more complicated to interstate travelers is that a suspension in one state is oftenhonored in another state. Most states belong to an "Interstate Compact" which requires a suspension in another state to apply to the license of a person in their home state. In Washington, if your privilege to drive is suspended or revoked, Washington will notify the state where you currently have a driver's license. In many situations, that state will then suspend your license as if you had that same trouble in Washington. Also, if Washington discovers from another state that you were convicted of an offense that would suspend your license if it happened in Washington, you will suffer the same license consequence. This is sometimes (but not always) the case with administrative suspensions between different states.
If you fail to challenge an unlawful suspension or revocation (e.g. you fail to send in a timely request for a hearing to contest the suspension or revocation), you virtually guarantee that you have no recourse. If you have concerns that an untimely request is due to circumstances not in your control or due to a legal error, please feel free to contact us to see if you can still contest your suspension/revocation.
However, if you have asked for a hearing and lost the hearing, you can appeal the suspension to the Superior Courts of Washington, in the county where the license suspension action stemmed from (e.g. the county where a traffic stop occurred, etc.).
We've had years of experience addressing the morass of licensing actions for our clients, and have successfully defended against many civil suspensions, and have successfully won appeals of various legal issues when the Department of Licensing commits an error of law.


In 2017, organic products worth 2.7 bn Swiss francs were sold in Switzerland, equivalent to 2.4 bn euros or 284 euros per capita. According to the Federal Office for Agriculture (FOAG), organic food sales have more than doubled within ten years and now account for 9% of total food sales.
Of this organic turnover, 44% were accounted for by supermarket Coop and 33% by competitor Migros. The organic specialist trade has a market share of one tenth. The rest is accounted for by other retailers and direct marketers. Compared to 2007, the figures show a significant gain for Migros at Coop's expense. The specialist trade also lost five percentage points of market share.
Eggs, vegetables and fresh bread have the highest organic shares with over 20%. Dairy products and fruit are still well above the average of 9%; while cheese, meat and frozen goods have much lower market shares. Regularly, the federal office also compares the expenses of a family with two children for a shopping basket with predominantly fresh products. For 2017, the price difference between organic and non-organic was 45%, a value that has been fairly stable in recent years. Unlike in Germany, the price difference between eggs (36%) and meat (40%) is rather small (measured in June 2018). Vegetables and flour are much more expensive. This could be due to the fact that conventional animal husbandry in Switzerland meets more demanding requirements and is structured in smaller parts than in Germany.
In its current market report, the FOAG provides detailed information on organic vegetable cultivation in Switzerland. In 2017, 2,426 hectares of field vegetables were cultivated there in organic quality, corresponding to one fifth of the total vegetable area. In the case of protected cultivation in greenhouses, the organic share is slightly higher at 22%. The organic quota is 8% for orchards and 7% for potatoes.


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Die Pfarrkirche St. Martin ist die katholische Pfarrkirche in Aulendorf in Baden-Württemberg, an Schloss Aulendorf angebaut und eines der Wahrzeichen der Stadt.

Geschichte
Schon vor mehr als 1.000 Jahren stand an diesem Ort eine dem heiligen Martin geweihte romanische Kirche.

Seither trug fast jede Generation dazu bei, dieses Gotteshaus zu erweitern oder auszuschmücken. So blieben kostbare Werke aus verschiedenen Epochen, von der späten Gotik bis zur Gegenwart, erhalten.

Über Jahrhunderte sorgte die Standesherrschaft der Grafen zu Königsegg-Aulendorf für eine reiche und zum Teil wertvolle Ausstattung. Kirche und Schloss sind direkt zusammengebaut; geistliche und weltliche Macht verschmolzen hier zu einer Einheit.

Nachdem der Schlosskomplex in zehnjähriger Arbeit saniert und 1997 mit neuem Leben erfüllt war, wurde 1999 auch die Kirche renoviert. Auffallend sind die sorgfältig restaurierten Decken mit ihrem Mörtelstuck aus dem frühen Rokoko.

Die ungewöhnliche Prägung der Stuckarbeiten ist darauf zurückzuführen, dass hier nicht, wie sonst üblich, mit weichem Gips, sondern mit hartem Mörtel gearbeitet wurde. Die barock-schwungvolle Marienfigur von 1651 und das Chorbogen-Kruzifix schuf der oberschwäbische Bildhauer Georg Grassenter.

Ausstattung

Das wertvollste Stück ist der spätgotische Dreikönigsaltar in einer Seitenkapelle. Das Choraltarbild stammt von Carl Desom aus Weingarten. An den Pfeilern sind qualitätsvolle kleine Holzplastiken aufgestellt: Der Kirchenpatron St. Martin, der hl. Franziskus und die stehende hl. Anna Selbdritt stammen vermutlich vom Meister Martin Zürn aus Waldsee, die hl. Katharina, die Heiligen Sebastian und Rochus werden Georg Grassenter zugeschrieben.

Martinsbild
Martin von Tours, gekleidet in bischöfliches Ornat mit Pluviale, Mitra und Stab, segnet einen vor ihm knienden, armen Mann. Die Szene spielt vor den Toren der Stadt; zwei Männer begleiten den Bischof.
Wie alle religiösen Gemälde Sauters wirkt auch dieses extrem altertümlich. Die Malweise erinnert an die spätbarocken Gemälde seines Großvaters und seines Onkels, beides keine innovativen Künstler, sondern routinierte Kirchenmaler, die mit Effekten wie dem Setzen von Glanzlichtern umzugehen wussten.

Orgel

Die Orgel wurde 1981 von Orgelbau Mönch erbaut. Das Schleifladen-Instrument hat 37 Register (2729 Pfeifen) auf drei Manualwerken und Pedal. Die Spieltrakturen sind mechanisch, die Registertrakturen sind elektrisch.

 Koppeln: I/II, III/II, I/P, II/P, III/P

Glocken
Die Pfarrkirche St. Martin besitzt mit sechs Glocken ein vergleichsweise schweres Geläut: die größte Glocke ist die Dreifaltigkeitsglocke von 1952, die zweitgrößte und älteste ist die Christusglocke, auch die Glocke von 1690 genannt. Ebenfalls von 1952 ist die Martinusglocke, von 1920 ist die Sturmglocke, die Annaglocke. Jüngste Glocke ist die Königin-des-Friedens-Glocke (Regina-Pacis-Glocke) und schließlich noch das Totenglöcklein von 1765 als kleinste Glocke.

Die Glocken haben die Schlagtöne d1, e1, fis1, a1, h1 und e2.

Trivia
Im Februar 2007 marschierte die Junge NPD zum Jahrestag des Bombardements von Dresden in Aulendorf auf, um eine Kundgebung zu veranstalten. Wie in Miltenberg ließen der Pfarrer und mehrere Kirchengemeinderäte alle Glocken während der Kundgebung läuten, sodass nichts zu verstehen war. Erst die Polizei beendete das Läuten. Der Pfarrer und einige der anderen wurden daraufhin von Bundespräsident Horst Köhler zum Sommerfest nach Schloss Bellevue eingeladen.

Siehe auch
 Epitaph für Berchthold von Königsegg und Kunigunde von Zimmern

Weblinks

 Website der Kirchengemeinde
 Pfarrkirche St. Martin, tourismus.aulendorf.de

Einzelnachweise

Stmartin
Aulendorf, Martin
Aulendorf
Aulendorf
Kirchengebäude in Europa
Aulendorf

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Židé v Praze jsou doloženi od 10. století, jejich sídliště byla soustředěna do několika míst a od 13. do 18. století omezena na oblast Židovského města, pozdější čtvrti Josefova. Činnost dnešní komunity, značně redukované asimilací a zejména holokaustem, se soustředí v Židovské obci a okolo Židovského muzea a je organizována v rámci Pražské židovské obce.

Židé v Praze významně přispěli k místnímu kulturnímu bohatství, jmenovat lze například Staronovou synagogu ze 13. století, rozvoj kultury a vzdělanosti okolo doby rudolfinské reprezentované Pražským Maharalem (rabbi Löw) a okruh německy píšících spisovatelů (Prager Kreis) počátku 20. století v čele s Franzem Kafkou. Židovská populace v Praze zároveň patří mezi nejstarší a nejznámější ve Střední Evropě a středověké ghetto v Praze bylo střediskem židovského mysticismu.

Dějiny

Nejstarší dějiny
První židé se v Praze usadili v několika tehdejších vesnicích. Jedna z židovských osad v Praze se nacházela v někdejší Podskalí pod Vyšehradem. Ta byla mezi lety 1096-1098 zničena při nájezdu první křižácké výpravy.

Další sídlo pak bylo v podhradí Pražského hradu, kde existovala Nejstarší synagoga v Praze, která zanikla zřejmě roku 1142 při požáru. Další židovská osada se nacházela nedaleko dnešního Staroměstského náměstí. Poslední osada, o které existují zmínky, byla v okolí dnešního náměstí Republiky, jak ukázal archeologický průzkum v roce 2006.

Pozdní středověk

Od roku 1215, kdy Čtvrtý lateránský koncil označil židy za viníky smrti Ježíše Krista, byli vykázáni do ghetta. Pražské židovské ghetto (něm. Judenstadt) existovalo zhruba od téhož roku.

Zdejší nejstarší židovský svatostánek, "Stará škola" ze 13. století, byla několikrát zničena a opravována, nakonec však byla roku 1867 stržena a o rok později nahrazena novou, dnešní Španělskou synagogou. Připomínka názvu Staré školy se pak zachovala alespoň v původním názvu "Velké" neboli "Nové školy" a ulici "U staré školy". Poté vznikly další synagogy, jako středověká Staronová synagoga Altneuschul postavená roku 1270 v gotickém slohu, jedna z nejstarších dosud využívaných v Evropě. Je však možné, že název "staronová" vznikl zkomolením hebrejského výrazu "al tenai" do německého altneu (staronový).

V roce 1389 za panování krále Václava IV. (1378-1419) došlo v Praze k velkému pogromu, který je znám jako "Krvavé Velikonoce". Tehdy byl zavražděn i otec Avigdora Kary, jehož náhrobní kámen je nejstarším dochovaným na Starém židovském hřbitově. Ten byl založen v roce 1439 na nevelkém pozemku mezi Pinkasovou a Klausovou synagogou. Patří k nejstarším v Evropě, (nejstarší, z 11. století se nachází v německém Wormsu). Během více než čtyř set let zde bylo pochována asi 200 000 osob. Kvůli omezené kapacitě byly další hroby kladeny na sebe, a to až ve dvanácti vrstvách. Patrně nejznámější tumba patří rabimu Löwovi, narozenému v roce 1525, jenž zemřel roku 1609, jemuž je přisuzováno stvoření Golema, umělého člověka z hlíny. Poslední pohřeb se zde konal roku 1787. Starý židovský hřbitov se paradoxně dochoval zřejmě díky rozhodnutí nacistů. Jiné židovské hřbitovy byly nacisty byly zničeny a náhrobky použity jako cvičné terče, Hitler však nařídil, aby byl pražský hřbitov zachován jako součást muzea, poté co budou všichni Židé zlikvidováni.

Novověk

Období renesance

16. století znamenalo počátek židovské renesance v Praze. Po roce 1501 došlo k hospodářskému rozmachu díky otevřené ekonomické atmosféře v Českém království. V letech 1522–1541 se populace ghetta téměř zdvojnásobila díky přílivu Židů vyhnaných z Moravy, německých zemí (Svaté říše římské), Rakous a Španěl. Plocha ghetta se zvětšila díky zákonu umožňujícímu Židům stavět domy na pozemcích v sousedství ghetta. Ghetto získalo vlastní radnici s malou zvoničkou sloužící ke svolávání zasedání. Židé dokonce získali právo na vyvěšení vlastní zástavy. Život v ghettu vzkvétal v mnoha ohledech, bylo zde množství různých myslitelů té doby, jako matematici, astronomové, geografové, historii, filosofové a umělci. V období renesance byly vystavěny čtyři největší pražské synagogy. Pinkasova synagoga byla vystavěna v renesančním slohu a pražským Židům sloužila od roku 1479. Synagoga se ovšem nacházela v záplavové zóně, což způsobovalo častá poškození.

V Habsburské monarchii

Během panování prvních habsburských králů, bylo židovské obyvatelstvo dvakrát vyháněno, a to v letech 1542 a 1561. Pokaždé, když se vrátili však byl jejich rozmach ještě větší. Naopak roky 1564-1612 v době panování dalších Habsburků Maxmiliána II. a Rudolfa II. pro pražské Židy představovaly "zlatou éru". V roce 1591 císař Rudolf II. povolil stavbu Maiselovy synagogy ve stejnojmenné ulici, pojmenované po velkém pražském mecenáši Mordechaji Maiselovi, jenž věnoval prostředky na výstavbu tohoto chrámu. Synagoga v průběhu let utrpěla několik požárů.

Další synagoga - Klausová - byla postavena roku 1694, rovněž na pozemku darovaném Mordechajem Maiselem, v barokním slohu. A konečně Vysoká synagoga stojí vedle židovské radnice. Svůj název dostala proto, že se se nachází ve druhém poschodí. Tato synagoga sloužila radě starších.
Na počátku 18. století tvořili Židé asi čtvrtinu pražské populace. Tehdy v Praze žilo Židů více, než kdekoli jinde ve světě. Tato "zlatá éra" skončila s nástupem Marie Terezie na trůn a opětovným vypuzením Židů.

Josefinské reformy
Zásadní změnu postavení židů směrem k občanské rovnoprávnosti znamenaly reformy Josefa II. z roku 1781, shrnuté roku 1797 v Systemálním patentu.

Nová ústava z roku 1848 přinesla Židům stejná práva, jaká měli i většinoví obyvatelé, to ještě potvrdila ústava z roku 1867. Po polovině 19. století se většina bohatých Židů vystěhovala a do bývalého ghetta, které se roku 1850 stalo 5. městskou částí Prahy jako Josefov, se postupně nastěhovala lůza. Hygienické podmínky byly otřesné, proto byl roku 1893 vydán asanační zákon a většina budov v Josefově byla stržena. Zůstalo jen 6 synagog (Staronová, Pinkasova, Maiselova, Španělská, Vysoká a Klausová), Maiselova radnice a Starý židovský hřbitov. Zničení Nové, Cikánovy a Velkodvorské synagogy bylo impulsem pro vznik Židovského muzea v Praze roku 1906.

Standardy pražských Židů

V roce 1357 udělil Karel IV. pražským Židům právo užívat vlastní zástavu a znak. Červený prapor nesoucí žlutou Davidovu hvězdu (Magen David), která je zřejmě první použití tohoto symbolu reprezentujícího židovskou komunitu.

V roce 1648 udělil císař Ferdinand III. židovské obci válečnou zástavu pro pomoc v boji proti Švédům během třicetileté války.

Prapor se žlutou Davidovou hvězdou v červením poli je v současnosti symbolem židovské komunity a staré židovské čtvrti - Josefova.

Pražské synagogy

 Nejstarší synagoga v Praze (zaniklá)
 Stará škola (zaniklá)
 Staronová synagoga
 Pinkasova synagoga
 Maiselova synagoga
 Egerova synagoga (zaniklá)
 Španělská synagoga
 Vysoká synagoga
 Stará Klausová synagoga (zaniklá)
 Klausová synagoga
 Nová synagoga (zaniklá)
 Cikánova synagoga (zaniklá)
 Velkodvorská synagoga (zaniklá)
 Popperova synagoga (zaniklá)
 Vinohradská synagoga (zaniklá)
 Jeruzalémská synagoga (zvaná Jubilejní)
 Stará synagoga v Libni (zaniklá)
 Nová synagoga v Libni (využívána sporadicky)
 Smíchovská synagoga (archiv)
 Michelská synagoga (v užívání Církve husitské)
 Synagoga v Uhříněvsi (neslouží původnímu účelu)
 Košířská synagoga (zaniklá, přestavěná na byty)
 Karlínská synagoga (v užívání Církve husitské)
 Bubenská synagoga

Odkazy

Reference

Související články
 Židé v Česku
 Židé v Protektorátu Čechy a Morava

Externí odkazy
 Oslavy svátku Chanuka v Praze, židovskou komunitou v Praze
 Jewish Příběhy staré Prahy, Židovská Praha v dějinách a legendách
 Webové stránky pražské židovské obce

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Shopping was good, lots of passages and nice alleys to have a look, besides that a few very good restaurants, for lunch Da Leonardo, and for Dinner Sitzwohl and Bistro Gourmand, Also the Hotel, has a good restaurant!!Even if you want to go for a sky.. its a good location.
Thanks to the hotel we had, the pedestrian zone in the city center was just next door. Innsbruck is quite little city, one needs 2-3 days to see the most attractions and enjoy local specialities. Despite this, I would recommend Innabruck to everyone eho is looking for weekend getaway.
The AC Marriot Hotel was beautiful and perfectly located in the city centre just a short walk from the old town. It made the stay in Innsbruck very enjoyable as the facilities were all amazing and the staff were fantastic. We had the joy of staying in a mountain view room which was breathtaking and I highly recommend doing so. The restaurant in the hotel was also great with delicious food for breakfast and dinner.
We really loved the apartment. It was in a perfect location, with a great view of the river and the old town. Gerhard and Barbara made sure the apartment had everything you need to feel at home, but with special things like chocolates and wine to make you feel like you were in a lovely hotel. The place was very clean. There were bikes available to ride. We highly recommend Appartement Innsbruck.
A great location just over the bridge from the Old Town, but still within an easy walking distance of most things. A clean and bright hotel with comfortable rooms, many with a river view, some with bay windows. There's a 24-hour tea/coffee station next to the breakfast room - a great breakfast offering too, lots of choice. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend.
Austrian traditional place... Not new, but owners were taking care of the place, so you actually will like this old style house. Great breakfast. You will need to wait a bit to get the hot water in the shower, but stay patient and it will come. They have a parking place, wifi, fridge in the room, bus station not far from the hotel to get to the center.
Location was reasonably convenient though quite a distance from the old town. Bus 0 has a stop right in front of the property and it will take you to the city center with the Innsbruck card or pay 2.9 euros one way. From the train station you would need to go to the SIDE of Sillpark to catch the 0 bus, not the station in front which was what I did.
The rooms are clean. The location is very good. The old town is few hundred meters walk. You can get your ski passes at the hotel as well. Should you need to park a car — the hotel has its own underground parking garage. But you have to book a parking place beforehand. Anyway, there is a large public underground parking near the hotel.
Very nice,quiet hotel,ideal for relaxing.If you plan to stay for a while in Innsbruck,its a really good,relatively cheap choice. Room had a great view of the mountain and a small river.Amazing!Clean,cozy,warm room,good wifi.Check in is in another building 20 meters away.No problem with that.Breakfast perfect.
We were really impressed by this hotel. Our room was designed with a lot of taste and offered a very individual feel. The breakfast option is fantastic. This hotel clearly offers more than you'd expect for such a price. Don't look further, it's easily the best option in Innsbruck.
Excellent location within walking distance of city centre and cable car. Easily reached by bus from the airport (route F). Good breakfast included in price. Large, immaculately clean room with views of the alps. Good value considering how expensive other hotels in Innsbruck were!
The room is very clean. The hotel location is very closed to the cable car but unfortunately it's not operated when i arrived this place. Ahhhhhhhhh! The hotel is located closed to the observatory point where you can walk to see the Innsbruck from top view. It is excellent.
Absolutely beautiful hotel in great location right in the old town. Rooms are newly renovated and very comfortable. Best breakfast buffet with a superb selection of exotic fruits. Very warm and helpful staff.
I need more than a 10 for this hotel. The best food, the best traditional decoration, the best mattress, the best pillows. And the best location with the view of Innsbruck.
The location of hotel is near train station, bus station to the airport and the old town. It is convenient to roam around there and do shopping.
Typical German/Austria room..which is fine. The restuarant was GREAT and the Staff was very nice too.
Very nice place to stay during our travels through Austria. Excellent breakfast and spacious room.
A very comfortable hotel in a prime location in 'Old Town."


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