Delightfully moist, dense, and protein packed vegan chocolate chip pumpkin blondies. Perfect for Thanksgiving!
Do blondies have more fun? I don't know, you'd have to ask a brownie. What I do know is that I had a lot of fun developing this recipe, because it meant sampling, and more sampling. This food blogging thingy is a pretty good gig.
I'll admit that I started off with the intention of making a chocolate pumpkin brownie, but something happened on the road to chocoville. I ran out of cacao powder during my pursuit of making the perfect gluten free, vegan brownie. I only had one cup of cacao powder left, and of course, the first batch just wasn't anything special. It wasn't bad, it was just meh. Which meant that I had to start all over again. Could I have forced my comfy self out of my flannel pants and fleece pullover and cruised over to the supermarket to buy some more? Yeeeess, but that would have meant that I would have had to put a little makeup on, and put my hair in a neat ponytail, and I just didn't want to. Sorry Colbie Caillat, but I can't help it, sometimes I do have to try so hard; because it never fails, when I look like a wreck, I see everyone I know, and of course, they look like they just walked out of Vogue. So no, I didn't want to get dressed to go to the store. That's why these scrumptious batch of pumpkin blondies were born.
The one that got away. I just couldn't help myself!
Let me just say, if you love a not so sweet, moist, dense, blondie, then you are going to like these. A lot. Seriously, who knew that I could make a gluten free baked dessert that didn't turn out dry, crumbly, and didn't have the texture of sand. Props to me YO!
Alex and Hooper spent the night last night so she got to taste test the bad brownies and the amazing blondies. She gave me some solid ideas about what was lacking in the first batch. Add more spices, more sweetener, and bake a little longer. Sage advice smart girl! It worked. Also, because I was craving chocolate, I added chocolate chips, and that was like the icing on the cake, so to speak.
These are really, really, good y'all. And they're also really healthy and packed full of protein, beta carotene, and vitamins, because; get this, they're made from chickpeas, pumpkin puree, oat flour, dates, and pure maple syrup. Trust me, I thought it was a weird recipe too, but I knew as soon as I smelled them baking that they were going to be good.
The pureed chickpeas are undetectable. All they do is make the batter moist and dense. They also add a whole bunch of protein. PROTEIN, in a dessert you guys!!! The one cup of pumpkin is just enough to give them a pumpkiny taste, but it's not overdone. I added cinnamon and nutmeg so that they had a holiday flavor. Eat them for breakfast on Thanksgiving morning while you're dashing around the kitchen making the biggest meal of the year! They go so well with tea (I know because I just had two cups and two blondies), and I'm positive that they would taste just as great with coffee.
You can also freeze them so you have a dessert on hand for those unexpected guests who pop in over the holidays.
Enjoy, and come back and tell me what you thought of these unusual, but outrageously good blondies. In the meantime, I'm going to do some more work on my brownie recipe.
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Preheat the oven to 350° and grease a 7 X 11 pan.
Mix the dry ingredients in a medium size bowl and set aside.
Add the chickpeas and coconut oil to a food processor and puree until smooth and creamy. There shouldn't be any visible pieces of the chickpeas. Add the pumpkin, dates, vanilla, maple syrup, and stevia and process until all of the ingredients are completely blended.
Use a spatula to scrape the pumpkin mixture into the bowl with the flour. Add the chocolate chips and stir until just combined. Don't over mix it.
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I've been talking a lot about creating interesting characters in disparate conversations the last couple of days. On Twitter, I've had a little back-and-forth with some of Brad King's digital storytelling students at Ball State University (he just inflicted my Beyond the Brunette talk on them.) My pal @bluinkalchemist wrote a couple of posts on how to write female characters, from a male point of view. And just today, @ChuckWendig chimed in on the same topic.
Not every work *has* to pass the Bechdel Test. A lot of very fine works of art don't, and couldn't be made to without losing something for it. The point is more to underline broad patterns, in media and in your own work. If you never, ever pass the Bechdel test… maybe you should think about why. But shoving unnecessary women into your mid-century boys' boarding school coming-of-age story isn't doing anybody any favors, either.
And: I actually think a lot of bad female characters come from that self-consciousness, the idea that women are some fundamentally different, alien race, who like shoes and shopping and go hormone-crazy. That's nonsense. Female characters are human beings, and you should write their internal motivations as such.
The way you can trip yourself up with the othering, though, and make a bunch of white/male/straight/cis/etc. characters who are allegedly diverse but don't ring true… that's when you're creating a character without adequately reflecting on how the world treats that kind of person, and how they've been shaped by and react to that treatment. Or when you make a bunch of assumptions about motivations (like "all girls love shopping," "all fat people are always eating and never exercise") that don't actually reflect the authentic experiences of people in those positions.
Beta readers are good for this. Have women read your female characters. Have teens read your teens. Have Koreans read your Koreans. If you screw it up and go down the path of shallow, offensive, or just plain wrong, they might be able to help you to fix it before it's too late, and they'll point out the unexamined biases you need to ditch so you don't do it again in the future.
So! Let's say that you have a story and you've suddenly discovered it doesn't pass the Bechdel test. What do you do? I'm not in favor of introducing new female characters just for the sake of having them; I like lean fiction, where everything serves a purpose. But what else is there to do?
Or let's say you have a story and you've realized, egads, all of your characters are white! Well, look, there are stories where an all-white or all-male cast are necessary to the story you're trying to tell. But you should be absolutely sure that it's because that's your story, and not because you never questioned your default settings.
So. How to fix it?
If nothing else, look very hard at your existing characters to see if there's a compelling reason they're all male or white. Odds are you can do some gender and race-bending and come out with the same story, but more proportionately representative, now. Remember that judges, lawyers, cops, politicians, soldiers, gamers, scientists, all also come in female flavors, and in all ethnicities.
It shouldn't be a direct conversion, though. You're going to have to think about how gender and race affected that character, and sometimes that's going to mean addressing or incorporating racism and sexism, and that character's history with it. Being gender-blind and color-blind is a fast track to writing characters that simply don't ring true, because they're not rooted in the deeper truths of the world we live in, which isn't post-race or post-gender, no matter how much we may wish it is.
Otherwise, you wind up with Pete Ross' mom in Smallville: she was a black female judge in small-town Kansas, and yet somehow, this isn't noteworthy enough for anybody to ever mention? It's not unbelievable that a black woman could be in that position, but it is unbelievable that it's completely unremarkable.
This is hard work. This is not the easy way to do it. But hey, if you've read this far, this means that you care, and you're trying, and as they said in G.I. Joe, knowing is half the battle. You'll get there, don't worry.


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May 24, 2015 Erika Negrón Rivera Game of Thrones, Refreshers, TV Needs
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Season five of Game of Thrones is dwindling down, and after last week's killer episode, the show is stopping at nothing to leave us breathless.
This week founds us looking in at Jon as he prepares for conflict. Elsewhere, after suffering yet another horror, Sansa found herself trying to talk to Theon aka Reek aka her witness for Ramsay's brutality. Also in the North, Brienne looks to be waiting for a sign while Stannis remains stubborn. Lastly this week, Jaime attempted to reconnect with family.
All this and more went down on this week's episode "The Gift". Did our faves find themselves hanging by a thread or truly blessed?
Reek Falls Further From Grace: In the aftermath of last week's episode, Sansa's troubles are far from over. Theon/Reek is now her servant, and the poor girl gets beaten every night. Sansa tries to sway Theon/Reek to help by lighting the candle for help. For a moment, it looks like he's convinced but later sells her out to Ramsay. Ramsay, in retaliation, flays the older woman who offered help to Sansa, as a warning to Sansa of what will happen if she betrays him. Ramsay is aware that Stannis is heading for him. As for Stannis, Melisandre tries to convince him to sacrifice Shireen as a way to assure his victory but the stubborn king blasts her for the idea.
Jaime and Bronn's Not So Excellent Adventure: Jaime attempts to persuade Myrcella to go with him but the little princess lets him know that she is here to stay. Jaime is shocked by her behavior but admits defeat for the time. As for Bronn, he's locked up with the Sand Snakes. He teases Tyene about not being the most beautiful woman in the world. The jokes on him as it turns out; Tyene poisoned the dagger she stabbed him with during the fight, and death is imminent. She gives him the antidote only after he admits that she is the most beautiful woman ever. Oh those Sand Snakes….
Who's Really In Charge At The Wall?: Jon leaves the Wall to go deal with the Wildlings but all is not well in his absence. Maester Aemon passes away, leaving Sam without an ally in Jon's absence. Gilly finds herself being attacked by two of the brothers. Sam does his best to save her but is no match for the brothers. As the two men get ready to kill Sam and rape Gilly, Ghost appears, and the men scatter. Gilly tends to Sam's wounds later on, and the pair finally consummate their relationship.
Daenerys Receives Her Gift: Daenerys is all set to marry, but Daario is unhappy at the thought. He tries to convince her to marry him instead but she rebuffs him gently, stating that she has no choice. He then tries to convince to kill all the masters. She shoots down the idea, declaring herself a queen not a butcher. Later, Daenerys is taken to one of the pits to witness some of the fighting, not knowing that in the same fighting pits, Ser Jorah and Tyrion await her. Jorah and Tyrion were sold into slavery and are all set to fight for their lives when Jorah spots his former Khaleesi. Jorah then slays the competition, revealing himself to Daenerys in victory, but she is still disgusted with him. As she orders her guards to take him away, Jorah declares he has a gift for her, the gift being Tyrion Lannister, as he makes his way to present himself to Daenerys.
Just Desserts Get Served: Back at Kings Landing, Cersei revels in the distress she has brought upon House Tyrell. Tommen is distraught by the whole situation while Olenna is beyond livid and determined to set her grandchildren free. Olenna tries to bribe the High Sparrow but he can't be bought. As for Tommen, he is set to go to war for Margaery but Cersei assures him that she will take care of it. By taking care of it, of course, she means to go tease locked up Margaery. Margaery is having none of Cersei's false niceness and tosses her out of her cell. As for Olenna, she reaches out to her old ally, Baelish, and basically blackmails him into helping her since they both had a hand in Joffrey's murder. Whatever Baelish gave Olenna seemed to work because as Cersei makes to leave the prison, she comes across the High Sparrow. The High Sparrow basically tells her that all things done in the dark come to light, and her dark deeds are like no other. Cersei scoffs at him and tries to get away but finds herself being tossed in a cell at the close of the episode!
Quotes of the Night:
"Together, we murdered a king. If my house should fall, I will have nothing to hide." Olenna
"Oh my." Sam, losing his virginity.
"And now his watch has ended." Sam
"I think you're quite handsome, as well." Tyene Sand
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Erika Negrón Rivera is the Editor In Chief of 4 Your Excitement. In addition to 4YE, she worked at PopWrapped as a Senior Editor. Erika has been nurturing her passion for the written word for years, having works published while still in high school, fueling her love for writing. She currently has a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology from the University of North Carolina Greensboro and works in the school systems as Before and Afterschool Assistant, with her expertise being in the arts and crafts area. You can find her on twitter with her daily musings on everything Pop Culture. Some of her favorite topics to cover include Tom Hiddleston and Orphan Black.
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CLEVELAND -- It isn't easy to single out the most dominating player in the Cleveland Indians' lineup. Albert Belle hit 50 home runs in the regular season. Manny Ramirez had 107 RBIs. Eddie Murray soon could become only the third player in history to accumulate 500 home runs and 3,000 hits.
But the player who frightens Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Cox the most appears to be little Kenny Lofton, who re-emerged as the Indians' offensive catalyst in Tuesday night's 7-6, extra-inning victory. Lofton reached base six times -- twice on intentional walks -- and scored three runs to awaken his club's sleeping lineup.
Belle may look -- and act -- meaner. Murray may have the glare. But Lofton is so disruptive and so effective that he can never be ignored.
"Right now, it's all or nothing, and that's the way I'm playing," Lofton said after the game."
He did it all in Game 3. He hit safely in his first three at-bats to jump-start an Indians offense that had been averaging just four runs through 11 postseason games. He pressed the action, stealing a base to set up an important run. He played good defense.
Lofton was so difficult to stop that Cox finally decided to give up trying. When was the last time you heard of a leadoff hitter -- with seven home runs in the regular season -- being walked intentionally twice in a row in the late innings? When was the last time you saw anybody voluntarily put the perennial American League stolen-base leader on even once?
"I think it happened one other time in an extra-inning game," Lofton said. "Both times were a second-and-third situation and they were trying to set up the force."
True. That's what Cox was doing both times, and it worked both times. If he hadn't, maybe Game 4 wouldn't have lasted until 12:42 a.m. The Braves finally figured it out, so somebody else had to take over. Carlos Baerga and Murray teamed up to deliver the winning run in the 11th inning, but it never would have gotten that far without Lofton, who displayed leadership on the field and in the clubhouse at the Indians' most desperate hour.
Down two games to none, the team held a meeting before the game, and guess who led off? Lofton stood up and reminded the players that they were the best team in baseball until the World Series started and they could be the best team in baseball again.
"We talked about the little things we weren't doing right," Lofton said. "Once we started doing those little things right, things started going well for us . . . like focusing at the plate. Swinging at good pitches. Swinging at the pitches they swung at all year."
... TC Then he went out and showed them. He singled to lead off the Cleveland first and shortstop Omar Vizquel -- the one guy who isn't expected to hit -- followed with an RBI triple. Lofton led off the third with a double. His teammates followed with three straight singles for two runs. Even Belle, who has slumped and brooded his way through October, poked a single through the middle for a run. Message received.
In the same kind of situation in the playoffs, Belle was more likely to go for the 500-foot bomb and come up with a 200-foot pop-up.
"Kenny's on fire right now," catcher Sandy Alomar said in the early hours of yesterday morning. "He wants to win so bad. That's what he said in our meeting. We've come so far, we've had such a great season, that it would be so disappointing to lose."
Instead, Lofton went out and did everything he could to make sure that didn't happen, at least in a Game 3 that could have pushed the Indians to the brink of elimination. Which prompted someone to ask him after the game how he would have felt if the club had come up short again.
"I never thought about losing the game," he replied, "so I can't answer that question."


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Computational drug repositioning for peripheral arterial disease: Prediction of anti-inflammatory and pro-angiogenic therapeutics
Liang Hui Chu, Brian H. Annex, Aleksander S Popel
Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) results from atherosclerosis that leads to blocked arteries and reduced blood flow, most commonly in the arteries of the legs. PAD clinical trials to induce angiogenesis to improve blood flow conducted in the last decade have not succeeded. We have recently constructed PADPIN, protein-protein interaction network (PIN) of PAD, and here we combine it with the drug-target relations to identify potential drug targets for PAD. Specifically, the proteins in the PADPIN were classified as belonging to the angiome, immunome, and arteriome, characterizing the processes of angiogenesis, immune response/inflammation, and arteriogenesis, respectively. Using the network-based approach we predict the candidate drugs for repositioning that have potential applications to PAD. By compiling the drug information in two drug databases DrugBank and PharmGKB, we predict FDA-approved drugs whose targets are the proteins annotated as anti-angiogenic and pro-inflammatory, respectively. Examples of pro-angiogenic drugs are carvedilol and urokinase. Examples of anti-inflammatory drugs are ACE inhibitors and maraviroc. This is the first computational drug repositioning study for PAD.
Frontiers in Pharmacology
https://doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2015.00179
Drug Repositioning
Pharmaceutical Databases
Protein Interaction Maps
Prodrugs
Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitors
Computational drug repositioning
Drug-target network
Chu, L. H., Annex, B. H., & Popel, A. S. (2015). Computational drug repositioning for peripheral arterial disease: Prediction of anti-inflammatory and pro-angiogenic therapeutics. Frontiers in Pharmacology, 6(Aug), [179]. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2015.00179
Computational drug repositioning for peripheral arterial disease : Prediction of anti-inflammatory and pro-angiogenic therapeutics. / Chu, Liang Hui; Annex, Brian H.; Popel, Aleksander S.
In: Frontiers in Pharmacology, Vol. 6, No. Aug, 179, 2015.
Chu, LH, Annex, BH & Popel, AS 2015, 'Computational drug repositioning for peripheral arterial disease: Prediction of anti-inflammatory and pro-angiogenic therapeutics', Frontiers in Pharmacology, vol. 6, no. Aug, 179. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2015.00179
Chu LH, Annex BH, Popel AS. Computational drug repositioning for peripheral arterial disease: Prediction of anti-inflammatory and pro-angiogenic therapeutics. Frontiers in Pharmacology. 2015;6(Aug). 179. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2015.00179
Chu, Liang Hui ; Annex, Brian H. ; Popel, Aleksander S. / Computational drug repositioning for peripheral arterial disease : Prediction of anti-inflammatory and pro-angiogenic therapeutics. In: Frontiers in Pharmacology. 2015 ; Vol. 6, No. Aug.
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Born 1 July 2997[1]
Died 5 January 3070
Affiliation House Kurita
Profession Coordinator of the Draconis Combine
Parents Takashi Kurita (father)
Jasmine Isu (mother)
Spouse Kathleen Palmer (lover)
Tomoe Sakade (wife)
Children Franklin (illegitimate)
Hohiro
Omiko
Theodore Kurita (Born July 1st, 2997 – Died January 5th, 3070 aged 73 years) succeeded his father as the Coordinator of the Draconis Combine. Theodore was the only child of Takashi Kurita and Jasmine Isu[2][3], who were third cousins. He was tall and lanky, bearing a closer resemblance to his mother than his father.[4]
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Character Biography[edit]
Early Life[edit]
Jasmine's was a difficult pregnancy. She was completely bedridden with Theodore, then recovered slowly after his birth. Theodore was born on 1 July in the Imperial City of Luthien. Because Jasmine knew she could never conceive again, she lavished love of her only child in a decidedly un-Kuritan fashion, though the coldness of Takashi balanced this out. When he was a boy he was betrothed to the younger daughter of a noble family, but when her father was discovered in a plot to assassinate Takashi, the whole family was executed. Her father was leery of another such contract and for some years he did not press the issue.[5]
Theodore began his schooling when he was six years old with private tutors. He received his MechWarrior training at the Sun Zhang MechWarrior Academy, where Minoru Tetsuhara was one of his teachers, and finished his military training at the Wisdom of the Dragon. During his time at the academy he became friends with Subhash Indrahar, the Director of the Internal Security Force. While he was stationed on New Samarkand he was inducted into the Sons of the Dragon by Subhash Indrahar.[5] Some time during his academy days, Theodore fathered an illegitimate son with ISF agent Kathleen Palmer. The child, Franklin Sakamoto, was taken away and raised in secret as part of a "secret" plan from Subhash Indrahar in order to secure a heir to House Kurita as Theodore had rejected all the "suggestions" from Takashi Kurita. The day after his graduation, Florimel Kurita presents him with an ON-1K Orion as his personal 'Mech instead, incidentally the refurbished original Orion once piloted by the great Aleksandr Kerensky himself.[6]
In his early career, Theodore served in a number of line units and as a staff officer, most notably as an aide to Dieron District commander Vasily Cherenkoff. In the mid-3020s he had a falling out with his father and was sent off to command the Legion of Vega, a brigade of misfits and malcontents.[4] Theodore resented this assignment deeply as he felt it prevented him from fulfilling his duty-to-one's-name, or gin.[5]
By 3025 he was Prince of Luthien and Heir-Designate of House Kurita.[5]
Marriage and Children[edit]
While he did not reveal it publicly, or even to his father, until 3033, Theodore married Tomoe Sakade in 3019.[7][8] They had three legitimate children:
Hohiro Kurita, who would succeed his father as Coordinator;
Omiko Kurita, who fell in love with Archon-Prince Victor Steiner-Davion, though they both knew it was to be a difficult path. She succeeded her cousin as Keeper of the House Honor;
Minoru Kurita, who was a mystic. He put that training to good use and became a bondsman of Clan Nova Cat, swiftly rising to the position of Oathmaster.
Locking Horns[edit]
It was with the Legions of Vega that Theodore began his programs for reform. He saw the problems with the military doctrine of the Draconis Combine, notably their insistence on attacking the center of their enemies' line and the enacting of the rite of seppuku by otherwise good commanders. [9] Thanks to his leadership, the Combine was able to fight off the Lyran Commonwealth's invasion of Vega during the Fourth Succession War. Later, Theodore exploited the machinations of Duke Aldo Lestrade of Skye and led a counterattack on several undefended Lyran worlds near the regional capital of Skye, threatening the important world. This action forced Archon Katrina Steiner to use her reserve forces, including the 10th Lyran Guards and the 1st Royal Guards to counter-assault the Kuritan juggernaut.
After the 4th War, Theodore's military acumen had become widely known, so his father was almost forced to promote him to the rank of Gunji-no-Kanrei (Deputy for Military Affairs) in 3031. Takashi planned on reining Theodore in, but Theodore jumped at the opportunity to push his new interpretation of bushido, which he began with the Genyosha and Ryuken. Perhaps his most brilliant move as Kanrei was agreeing to recognize the independence of the Free Rasalhague Republic. In doing so, he bilked the Lyrans out of all of the gains from the 4th War and received aid from ComStar in the form of new, high-tech BattleMechs. These 'Mechs came in handy when the Federated Commonwealth launched its invasion in 3039.
The War of 3039 was a brief affair. After Prince Hanse Davion launched his invasion, Theodore mustered the forces for a counterattack, which captured the factory world of Quentin. Hanse stopped the assault in the face of the Combine's apparent strength. It was not until more than ten years later that he learned Theodore's counterattack had been a bluff, and that he had banked the survival of the Combine on Hanse backing down.
Reconciliation and Clan Invasion[edit]
The 3040s were peaceful, but 3050 brought news of a strange invader from the Periphery. When the Clans appeared, it fell to Theodore to organize the nation's defenses against what seemed at times to be an unstoppable threat. On Wolcott, he was able to trap the Smoke Jaguars, a plan executed by his son Hohiro and Shin Yodama. The Combine was then able to obtain four fully operational OmniMechs, two dozen Elemental Battle Armor infantry suits, and considerable salvage from the defeated Jaguars. Perhaps most importantly, the Jaguars were forbidden from attacking the planet ever again.
" So we lured the Jaguars into a bog on Wolcott - not honorable, perhaps, but we achieved a great victory and won hope for all the Inner Sphere. "
-- Kanrei Theodore Kurita, Luthien, 15 Nov 3050
Later, Theodore traveled with the other leaders of the Inner Sphere to Outreach in 3051 for the purposes of a summit aimed at defeating the Clans. There, Jaime Wolf provided information to Theodore and the others, while he and Hanse agreed on a truce with the threat of a superior enemy. In 3052, Clans Smoke Jaguar and Nova Cat launched a joint invasion of Luthien. Hanse sent both the Kell Hounds and Wolf's Dragoons to aid the DCMS forces, which included units that followed both Theodore's reforms and the old ways that Takashi espoused. The victory by these disparate elements helped reconcile father and son, though successful brain surgery on Takashi also helped his mental state. Ironically, the Clan Invasion helped Theodore's cause by giving so many traditionalist samurai the glorious death in battle that many of them so wanted.
Though father and son would find some measure of respect for one another after these events, life in the Imperial Court remained uneasy at times. Then suddenly September 15, 3054[10], Theodore's long power struggle with his father ended with Coordinator Takashi's seppuku.
Coordinator[edit]
As Coordinator, Theodore vowed to focus on the Clans and stay out of petty Inner Sphere political squabbles. He instituted the Phoenix Programs, which were targeted at rebuilding the DCMS. To do this, he directed them to recruit heavily from non-traditional sources such as women and yakuza. He also allowed ComStar to stage Explorer Corps missions from DCMS bases, both within the Combine and the Deep Periphery, ostensibly with the goal of finding the Clan territories. Domestically, he initiated the Environmental Reclamation Program, a portion of which transplanted over 5,000 acres of trees to the vicinity of the Buda Weapons Sector on the Luthien continent of Aichi.[11]
Among other reforms, he improved trade and relations with the Outworlds Alliance. [12]
Theodore could not keep his Combine out of the way forever, and sent in peacekeepers under ComStar's aegis into the Chaos March shortly after its creation, mostly in the Lyons Thumb. Reactionary conservative elements within the Combine did not think this was enough, however, and invaded the world of Towne in 3058. Though they were stopped by the mercenary unit Camacho's Caballeros, they then tried to assassinate Theodore at his birthday celebration in that year. The kokuryu-kai were again stopped by the Caballeros.
3058 also saw the resurrection of the Star League and its goal of annihilating a Clan. Theodore successfully argued for that Clan to be Clan Smoke Jaguar, the most repressive of the Clans towards their conquered peoples. Though DCMS forces made up the bulk of the Star League troops, the Combine benefited greatly from the Inner Sphere coalition that aided them. Theodore worked on reintegrating the liberated worlds into the Combine, while other leaders went after the Jaguar capital on Huntress.
First Lord[edit]
While those forces were gone, Katherine Steiner-Davion usurped the last of her brother's thrones, so Theodore welcomed Victor Steiner-Davion back to the Inner Sphere on Luthien. Shortly thereafter, he was elected the second First Lord of the reconstituted Star League at the Second Whitting Conference in 3061, after Victor cast the deciding vote against Katherine as the Precentor Martial of ComStar.
Theodore was accused of abusing his power as First Lord when he annexed the Lyons Thumb in 3062. In that year, the kokuryu-kai showed themselves once more when they hired mercenary units to attack Lyran troops under DCMS colors. Similarly, "Lyran" troops attacked DCMS garrisons. When a real Lyran unit counterattacked, Theodore seized the Lyons Thumb to "ensure the stability of the region."[citation needed]
Late Years[edit]
In 3062, forces from Clan Ghost Bear and the Federated Commonwealth's Draconis March attacked the Combine. The Bears did so because of a misjudged assault on their new capital of Alshain by the kokuryu-kai-influenced Alshain Avengers, while the March did so because of a perceived weakness borne out of distraction. Theodore received unsolicited aid in the form of Clan Hell's Horses, which attacked the Bears from the other flank, causing the Ghost Bears to sue for peace. With one border secured thanks to the Trial of Courchevel, Theodore sent his troops to beat back the nominally-FedCom invaders and conquered two planets for the trouble.
With the FedCom Civil War over, the Fourth Whitting Conference saw the dissolution of the Second Star League, which led to the Word of Blake launching their Jihad on the Inner Sphere. Theodore and his contingent had left Tharkad before the attack there started, only to find their capital being fought over by troops loyal to Theodore and kokuryu-kai rebels, with Word of Blake Militia forces thrown into the mix.
Death and Afterward[edit]
While trying to direct the DCMS from Dieron and plan a campaign to liberate Luthien, Theodore suffered a stroke that rendered him comatose,[13] and which finally killed him in 3070. His reforms of the DCMS would later have to be scaled back by Hohiro to appease the hard-liners that still existed within the military.
BattleMechs[edit]
Early in his career, Theodore piloted an Orion Battlemech that was once famously used by Aleksandr Kerensky. Later, during the Fourth Succession War, he started using a Victor. During the War of 3039, he occasionally sat in the commander's seat in a Dual Cockpit-equipped Battlemaster provided by ComStar. [14] As of the Battle of Luthien, Theodore was using a captured Clan Masakari.[15]
" In matters of personal honor and duty, the needs of the nation must always takeprecedence over the needs of the individual. Even if that individual is the Coordinator. "
— Coordinator Theodore Kurita, 15 December 3063[16]
" From the ashes of political divisiveness, Terra rose once more like a proud phoenix. If the analogy holds true, Terra may one day rise again in political importance, capable of casting her shadow over House Kurita and the Draconis Combine. This is something we must not let happen, even if we are forced to attack Terra directly! "
— ISF internal memorandum from Theodore Kurita, Prince of Luthien, to Subhash Indrahar, Director of the ISF, ComStar Archives[17]
Titles and Positions[edit]
Urizen Kurita (24th c.) Gunji-no-Kanrei
Takashi Kurita Coordinator of the Draconis Combine
Hohiro Kurita
Sun-Tzu Liao First Lord of the Second Star League
Christian Månsdottir
Portrait Gallery[edit]
Illustration of Theodore Kurita
Theodore Kurita in 3025
Theodore Kurita during the War of 3039
Theodore Kurita at age 37
Theodore Kurita circa 3058
Theodore Kurita ca. 3067
↑ House Kurita (The Draconis Combine), "The Draconis Combine's Line of Succession and Partial Kurita Family Tree"
↑ Dawn of the Jihad, p. 93
↑ Blake Ascending, p. 253
↑ 4.0 4.1 House Kurita (The Draconis Combine), p. 169
↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 House Kurita (The Draconis Combine), p. 168 "Theodore Kurita"
↑ Heir to the Dragon, "Book 1"
↑ 20 Year Update
↑ Heir to the Dragon, pp. 265-273 - Theodore Kurita reveals his marriage and family to his father.
↑ Field Manual: Draconis Combine, pp. 7, 121
↑ Field Manual: Draconis Combine p. 9
↑ Jihad Turning Points: Luthien, p. 5, "Luthien"
↑ Handbook: Major Periphery States p. 142
↑ Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 45, "The Jihad In Review"
↑ Heir to the Dragon
↑ Luthien
↑ Historical: War of 3039, p. 102, "Galedon Thrust"
↑ House Kurita (The Draconis Combine), p. 19, "The Terran Hegemony"
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Zanardi: "I Want to be Really Close to the Best BMWs"
Alex Zanardi returns to racing this weekend in Nogaro…
Vincent Wouters
Photo: BMW AG
After an absence of four years – during which he collected two gold medals in handcycling at the 2012 London Paralympics – Alessandro Zanardi is ready to make his return to racing this weekend at the Blancpain Sprint Series opener at Nogaro.
"I'm very much looking forward to it. The Blancpain Sprint Series is a great championship and I am very proud to be part of it with BMW," said Zanardi.
Following the presence of nine-time world rally champion Sébastien Loeb last year, Zanardi's entry is another major boost for SRO's Sprint Series, which features a compact but strong grid of 20 cars this weekend.
For his first race, the Italian has modest expectations as he is still adjusting to his new environment.
"[I want] to be really close to the best BMWs," he said. "Because where all the other cars with the 'Balance of Performance' are going to be is very hard to predict.
"We did a good test program over the winter, where we learnt a lot of things. We still have some question marks about setup or about how to use the tire in the best possible way, but throughout the season we will learn more, no doubt about that.
"The lap times were more than encouraging. Performance wise we got to learn the car better with every test. Me and the car 'coupled' very well together, because the BMW Z4 GT3 needs to be driven in a way that seems very natural to me."
With the pit stops being a crucial part of the 60-minute races and no minimum time imposed, it was clear from the beginning Zanardi would have to race alone.
Over the winter BMW Motorsport and ROAL Motorsport have modified Zanardi's BMW Z4 GT3 to suit his needs, thereby utilizing the lessons learned from his time in the World Touring Car Championship.
"The first task was to get me comfortable in the car," Zanardi said. "I knew that we would not start from a blank sheet of paper, but in fact we could pick up from the previous experience in the WTCC.
"The second task was setting up the car. It is true that the engineers at ROAL Motorsport have some experience with the BMW Z4 GT3, but it was done with tires from another brand, which they ran in the Italian championship.
"Therefore, at the beginning we had to learn the tire. So we worked on the setup of the car and this also will be one of our main challenges throughout the season."
After his violent crash at Lausitzring back the 2001, the 47-year-old Italian lost both his legs. This meant the focus was on utilizing his hands to drive a car, for braking, however, he'll make use of his prosthetic legs.
"Back in 2003 I realized very early on that to use my right prosthetic leg was probably the best and most efficient way to push the brake pedal," he said. "Therefore we took that road, we developed the system and we ended up with something which I believe is very close to what a human leg is capable of doing.
"Everything else I do with my hands. Not only do I have to control the steering wheel, I also have to power the car with a ring which is placed underneath the steering wheel itself.
"I shift with my fingers via shift paddles. The clutch mechanism is a small butterfly mounted on the lower part of the steering wheel."
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Religion affiliation BHPS Wave 7 and 9
Added by Yuliya Kazakova 2 months ago. Updated 2 months ago.
Yuliya Kazakova
I work with questions on religion and find some inconsistencies. Maybe you can help me in sorting this out.
I compare the BHPS 1997 and 1999 question oprlg1 "Which religion do you regard yourself as belonging to". I've checked the questionnaires for 1997 and 1999 and found out some weird inconsistencies between the questionnaires and what we see in the datasets.
In the 1999 questionnaire, there are 16 religion categories while in 1997 there are 14. This happened because category 04 "Presbyterian/Church of Scotland" in 1997 was divided into two in 1999 - 04 "Church of Scotland" and 05 "Free Church or Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland". Also, category 06 "Episcopalian" was added in 1999.
However, when I look at the data, I see another picture: options 04 "Church of Scotland", 05 "Free Church or Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland" and 06 "Episcopalian" presented in both waves. Also, options "Sikh" and "Other" didn't exist in 1997 but according to the questionnaires both options were presented in both waves.
Also, if we look at the religion distribution in 1997 and 1999, we can see weird changes even if we take into account only those people who participated in both waves. For example, there were 188 Baptist in 1997, which dropped to 85 in 1999.
Do you know what happened with this question between these two waves and why there are differences between the data and the questionaries?
#1 Updated by Yuliya Kazakova 2 months ago
I just wanted to add some comments on the religion distribution in 1997 and 1999.
I take only those people who participated in both waves, 1997 and 1999, and find weird changes.
For example, in 1997 75 people reported being Jewish. However, in 1999 - only 37.
Another example, in 1999 the 267 Methodist suddenly popped up while in 1997 only 61 people reported being Methodist (again I compare only those who presented both in 1997 and 1999 waves, so, I would expect a higher level of consistency)
Checking, for example, what those 267 Methodist reported in 1997, one of my colleagues suggested that probably there is a labeling mistake. This is what he says for these Methodists: Look at the Methodists: they were coded 5 in 1997 and 7 in 1999. In 1999, the Free Church / Free Presbyterians were coded 5. It appears to me that incorrect labels (those from 1999) have been attached to the values for 1997, because the 192 people in your table below would obviously have been Methodists.
Maybe this finding can help you.
Category set to Religion
Dear Yuliya,
Could you confirm whether you are using the harmonised dataset? If so, are you looking at the harmonised variables, bw_oprlg1, or the original BHPS variables, bw_oprlg1_bh?
I am using the harmonised dataset and, yes, I am looking at bw_oprlg1.
Target version set to BHPS
Assignee changed from Stephanie Auty to Yuliya Kazakova
This appears to be a coding error in bg_oprlg1. I have referred it to the data team to correct it, but in the meantime you can use bg_oprlg1_bh which is the original BHPS variable, and recode it to match the Understanding Society codes as in bi_oprlg1.
Thank you for your help and advice.