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Interview with Nurse Pelageya Ivanovna
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I'm reading this interview (https://dyatlovpass.com/interview-solter?rbid=18461) for the first time. It's rather confusing because I don't quite understand the roles of the persons involved. Could someone please enlighten me?
Who is this Victor Konstantinovitch and why does he do so much talking if the interview is supposed to be with nurse Pelageya Ivanovna? Does she need an interpreter? Is he her caretaker? When she is asked the first question, before she can answer, he interrupts, "You know, she can be mistaken, her memory is not the same ... But I remember them." Why does he prime the interviewers to discount what she says? He seems to interrupt a lot and answer by reporting what he's read rather than what he saw.
There seem to be at least two people doing the questioning: NAVIG and Tuapse. Are they working together? Do they represent two different groups that have just decided to share the interview time with Pelageya Ivanovna? They sometimes seem to be working at odds with each other, pursuing different questions before she has a chance to answer the first.
If there is already a place where all this is discussed, could someone please just post the link? Thanks!
Re: Interview with Nurse Pelageya Ivanovna
Ha. Exactly a year later, by coincidence.
Anyway, in case anyone is confused like I was, I've learned that Victor Konstantinovitch was her husband. I surmise that he did so much of the talking because he enjoyed the sound of his own voice, had developed a habit of taking care of Pelageya and sort of filtering her life for her as she aged (like a "helicopter mom"), and because he was enthusiastically eager to help solve the DPI mystery.
Pelageya Ivanovna seemed certain of a few things:
1)At the time of the Dyatlov tragedy, several young people were brought into the morgue in "batches" (3 at a time) and she was called to help Prudkov deal with them.
2) She washed the bodies while Prudkov examined & described them ("describe" = make notes, I suppose).
3) No autopsies were done on these bodies.
4) The bodies were very dirty. One girl had burned hair on one side of her head, and a burned sleeve, and a little burning on her foot.
5) After the bodies were clean and described, they were dressed in new clothes which had been bought for them, and then put into caskets. From the morgue, they were immediately sent to Sverdlovsk for burial.
The body count is a little questionable: In the interview she says eleven, and her husband confirms that some years earlier she had told authorities that there were eleven. In a 2006 letter to Yuri Yudin, she seems to indicate that there were 9 (three groups of three), but perhaps I have misunderstood her writing. In the interview she says that there were six brought in first, and a girl was part of the group. Then a second girl was brought in with others a few days later. She is firm that it was only a few days, not a month or more.
Personally, I believe she is telling the truth and that she remembers enough to be accurate in these statements. Her stubborn repetition reminds me of talking to my grandmother when she was in her 90s. She told me her mother's maiden name and how to spell it. I thought she couldn't possibly be right, because the spelling didn't match the pronunciation. Later, I found the marriage license with the spelling exactly like she said, and talked with other old-timers who pronounced it the same.
So what are your thoughts? Was her mind wandering completely? Were the autopsies invented? Were there other bodies found about the same time?
I reread this today and reread all the links. I believe the nurse when she is describing the groupings and the time. I was very surprised at some of the things she said.
She kept saying how dirty the bodies were, yet it must have still been in the dead of the Siberian winter, if anything they should have been had windswept, ice clean bodies. The photos taken of the SAR groups finding and digging up the frozen corpses, they all looked clean. My question is why would she clean the bodies and dress them and then watch them put into the zinc coffins for a flight to Sverdlovsk?
Was there some communication by the local doctor with some other chain of command representative that forced the local doctor to go back and perform actual autopsies with appointed onlookers, on the Dyatlov Pass hikers?
She is sure about number of the grouping and the females.
Exactly: Why would she?
It seems to me that if we accept her statements as true, then either these bodies weren't the Dyatlov 9, or the autopsies are fabrications.
The autopsies describe the clothing that the bodies were wearing, piece by piece and layer by layer, then the external condition of the bodies, then the internal condition of the bodies. The problem is that Nurse Solter washed and dressed the bodies in clean clothes. She specifically states that the bodies were in one piece, whole, so she didn't wash them after the autopsies. And if the autopsies are plain and simple truth, she didn't wash them before, either.
The bodies were described in their frozen positions first. If they were described from observing in person, then there would have to be a wait after that first series of observations while the bodies thawed and the clothing could be examined and carefully removed. It MAY be that Prudkov wrote the descriptions of the clothing and external states of the bodies and then the internal examinations were done later, after they were washed. That would mean that the autopsies were written in phases, and there was no indication of that in the case files that I can find, but perhaps it wasn't deemed important.
Even then, I see no reason to go out and purchase burial clothes & dress the corpses if they will just be going on to be autopsied.
But even if we overlook this problem, there are still several others:
-No where in the autopsies is there mention of a female with singed/burned hair or head, which Nurse Solter describes.
-She states that the second female was brought in a few days later; she rejects the idea that it was several weeks or months later.
-She washed the corpses and says that they were all whole. If she did indeed wash the two Dyatlov females, there is no way on earth someone would wash the face of poor Lyuda and describe it as whole. If one washes a body whose face is half missing, it's the missing face, not the dirt on the missing face that one remembers.
And yet we have the photos, so someone was missing a face.
ETA: Besides, when bodies are in the state of decomposition that the Rav 4 were in, you wouldn't be washing them at all or you'd "wash off" the skin and hair.
« Last Edit: December 21, 2020, 08:26:06 AM by mk »
Nigel Evans
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Well the rav4 would have been very dirty..
Just to add to the confusion, Zinaida's autopsy https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-127-134?rbid=17743 states :-
"on the head is a red wool hat tied at the chin with a bow. Under the hat is a blue knitted hat attached to the hair with a clip.".
"On the head is dark blond hair tied in two braids connected with two red silk ribbons.".
I think these few words sum it up here, ''You know, she can be mistaken, her memory is not the same''. As people age its not unusual to forget things or mix things up. So unfortunately she can not be described as a reliable witness. 60 years since an Event like the Dyatlov Incident brings all sorts of problems.
Star man
Whats interesting is that if she did accurately recall the events, then 90% of the dpi mystery is revealed, which is an interesting thing in itself. But, it is just one person's account of events that happened a long time ago. I actually think it is likely she is accurate. It answers many questions.
My vote would be that there is sufficient correlation between the morgue photos and the autopsies that the latter are genuine. Also that the autopsies contain big surprises which are central to the mystery (e.g. Lyudmila's and Nicolai's fractures) adds to their authenticity. Lets remember that it was the autopsies of the ravine4 that drove a coach and horses through the initial coverup of death by freezing. Why fabricate something like that?
However i like the observations about being dirty and singed hair, the yuri's hands and forearms were black when discovered (as in the photos) but have been cleaned up in the morgue photos. Zinaida's hair might also have received some similar attention.
So is it possible for both the autopsies/photos and Nurse Solter to be unmistaken?
Quote from: Nigel Evans on December 22, 2020, 03:05:51 AM
If Solter is right, I think it is more likely that Lyuda's hair and face were singed/burnt.
Quote from: mk on December 22, 2020, 03:28:28 PM
If Solter is correct in her account then I suspect there is missing info in the autopsy reports.
Quote from: Star man on December 21, 2020, 03:57:50 PM
Well I think that there is no reason to doubt that the Autopsies actually took place even if they left a lot to be desired. So the witness who has made some startling claims can not be considered as a reliable witness under the circumstances.
As far as Iam aware we dont know exactly what the process was from the recovery of the bodies in situ up to the actual examination. Presumably at some point the bodies would have been cleaned ! ?
Any ones guess. But the Autopsies took place thats for sure. And that witness can not be considered as a reliable witness.
We know from the case files that Zinaida was found "face in blood". Also she was wearing braided hair as described in the autopsy in photos whilst alive. So it seems probable that she's been cleaned up before the morgue photos (still frozen though) including her hair. So it's a reasonable assumption that the autopsy isn't being literal as to her appearance.
Thinking further there could an innocent explanation for singed hair - the stove.
Lyudmila's face seems to be sporting a sun tan except for the chin. The autopsy describes her face as "yellow/brown". If you use the side of both breasts facing the camera as a reference you can see that the chin is her natural colour but the rest of the face is considerably darker. Imo she has a mild version of the skin darkening seen at the funerals of Zinaida and YuriD.
I'd have a lot more respect for the Solter interview if for instance they showed her the morgue photographs to help her memory instead of all this vagueness.
Solter seems quite confident in her words, and repeats things several times. One thing that strikes me is that she says there were no relatives. So how were the bodies formally identified? I would have thought that it is usual to ask close relatives to formerly identify the bodies? It would be very unusual, to remove clothing, clean up bodies, dress them in new clothes and place them in coffins for immediate burial before even an autopsy is done? Unless of course they weren't flown back to the city for burial, and they were taken somewhere else from the air field? Somewhere, where their clothes were replaced again, but this time with some clothes similar to what they were wearing when they found? Now one could take them to a different place, away from the hikers planned route and fabricate a new scene that is bizarre and makes no sense. Then you can find the bodies again, and this time formerly identify them and do an autopsy. This way you can remove any evidence of what actually happened, but still have the bodies of 9 of your finest young citizens for the families to say their goodbye to and pay respects.
Thing is fabricating a new scene - even if you are really good is likely to result in some mistakes, as well as a few things that might not make any sense. But it would probably be enough to keep people guessing for over 60 years.
So what about the bodies that were found not quite clean? Not exactly dirty, but with traces of blood still evident. For example, autopsy of Dyatlov states, "The lips are of bluish purple color and covered in clotted blood." Slobodin's autopsy states, " On the end of the nose a part of the soft tissue is under a dry brown-cherry-red crust with a size of 1.5 x 1 cm. The lips are swollen. The mouth is closed. There is a trail of caked blood coming from the opening of the nose". Several other autopsies mention things like that: nothing that would be called really dirty, but certainly something that ought to have been cleaned away if Nurse Solter had seen them first.
The autopsies themselves seem somewhat cursory, as though going through the basic procedure without really searching for anything. Are you suggesting that the autopsies were "doctored" to some extent?
All of the autopsies state that rigor mortis had resolved--which is to be expected--so doesn't that mean that the description of the position of the person is based on their frozen position? But they would have to wait until the body thawed in order to remove the clothing and examine it, so any autopsy must have been done in stages: examination and report of the position/state of the frozen body and another examination after it was thawed. (Am I understanding this right?) Which means that it would have been easier for one person to do the "frozen examination" and another to do the "thawed examination".
I'm wondering because it seems like a very tedious job to position the bodies down to the curl of the toes in the socks and hold them in that position while they freeze in place in order to fool the person doing the autopsy. On the other hand, putting arms and legs into a basic position might be simpler and then just add to the autopsy report as needed.
Not really trying to make a point--just thinking through what would have been involved in an undertaking you suggest. I can imagine someone doing that. And putting the bodies in the ravine so that the would have time to decompose and hide evidence is a good idea. And if you were dressing bodies, you might get some of the clothing on the wrong person, which makes it look like they traded on purpose. It does seem rather extravagant to tear up clothing of one person and wrap it around parts of another person; it's not like that plays an important role in the "story".
I was reading the radiograms yesterday and was struck by Maslennikov's report (sent in a radiogram while he was on site conducting the search): The victims were thrown out of the tent by a hurricane without footwear, some without trouser and jackets. The direction of the hurricane is northeastern east, so all of them are on the same line from the discovered tent the farthest approximately two kilometers from the tent. In the sources of the stream flowing into Lozva, a fire is burning burned logs dead. The nearest neighbor Kolmogorov's head is broken tomorrow the survey will continue... It just seems like a premature conclusion at that point.
Sulman responds by asking why the tent stayed put if the hurricane blew the hikers down the hill.
In a later radiogram, Maslennikov gives basic theory we are all familiar with: In the morning they made a storage and left part of the food here at 15:00. They again went to the pass to Lozva and climbed to the place where the tent was found. Probably they took the slope at the time of the blizzard at altitude 1079, the main ridge behind the slope from the Auspia to the ravine ascended to the crest, and the Chamovs decided to break camp at this place, driven by a hurricane wind. The tent is installed very tightly under all the rules under the tent all the skis then empty backpacks of quilted jackets from one side stacked products with other shoes, here not all the blankets are all personal things. The tent is set taking into account the strong wind from the top of the group the supper in the tent left the food and began to change clothes to take off the wet clothes of the shoes and put on a dry one. It was at this moment that something happened that made the group half-dressed run out of the tent and rush down the slope. Maybe someone dressed went out to recover and he was sleeping. Jumped to the scream - were also demolished tent installed in the most dangerous place in the wind place here is the strongest wind. It was impossible to climb back meters from fifty since the tent was torn down, the lower ones could command her off to go into the woods, counting on the slope towards the XXXXXXXXXXXXX Auspya where the forest next to them they wanted to hide here can be found the place of their previous overnight but very stony and up to the forest 2-3 times farther. Dyatlov and Kolmogorova lit the fire, they went back to look for clothes but were not dressed well enough and fell. Not enough and they fell. The position of their bodies speaks of this.
If we go with the theory that all the evidence was planted, I believe that Maslennikov was in on it. He made sure the right bodies were found, and fed everyone the approved interpretation of the evidence.
Quote from: mk on December 24, 2020, 07:47:53 AM
I have looked at many of the theories in a fair amount of detail and I try to look at each one objectively. On this I am just speculating at the moment as it all hinges on Solters recollection of the events. However, the more I think about it, the more it makes sense. I had considered the possibility that the whole scene had been fabricated previously, but thought the chance was low, because there are lots of little details that hang together, and it didn't seem likely that anyone would go to that level of detail. But, it is possible that the people involved were professional scene creators, and in a way artists at what they do.
If Solter's account is correct, then Its possible that some of the details of the autopsies were not true?
There have always been things that have not made sense to me, like why the fire could not be kept going to sustain them, or why Yuri D climbed the cedar with severe frost bite on his hands and feet. How the Yuris died of the cold while the fire was still hot enough to burn their legs, The more you think about it the more you realise, that none of it makes any sense. Cutting the tent, leaving without adequate clothes, pitching the tent in a really bad spot, away from the planned route. Then there are the errors and obvious omissions. The flashlight on 10 cm of snow at the tent. The missing knife. The position of the rav 4 bodies in relation to the so called den. The lack of detailed forensic analysis of the foot prints. Missing toxicology report. The untidy way the boots were stored in the tent. The orderly way everything else is described in the tent, even though they have just cut the tent in panic and decended to their doom.
It is interesting that the case files state that there was no evidence of other people there, such as human or animal foot prints. What if the opposite is true, and the only evidence of people there is from other people and none of the prints are from the Dyatlov group? You travel there on skis, set up the tent, create the scene, air lift the bodies in by helicopter, plant the bodies, and then winch yourself up into the helicopters to leave the area?
I guess the following is a similar procedure that has always been taken in such cases ! ? [[ Once the evidence is all collected, the body is removed from the bag or sheet and undressed, and the wounds are examined. This is done before the body is cleaned up.
After the body is cleaned, the body is weighed and measured before being placed on the autopsy table ]]
And this is hardly likely to be due to Decomposition.
Which adds to the unreliableness of the Witness. As you say ; It would be very unusual, to remove clothing, clean up bodies, dress them in new clothes and place them in coffins for immediate burial before even an autopsy is done? But cleaning up bodies is usually done before the actual Autopsy anyway. 1959 is not that long ago re Medicine Procedures.
But you are turning an Autopsy Report into a potential Conspiracy Theory ! ? A theory with absolutely no Evidence.
But this also is going down the Conspiracy Theory road. A road strewn with what Evidence we have. The Missing Evidence has to be taken into account.
Quote from: sarapuk on December 27, 2020, 02:32:43 PM
As stated above, it is more speculation based on Solters witness statement. Her statement should be considered. Most conspiracy theories have little or no basis to them, and are fabrications of the mind. Often, fabrications of people with problems. If Solters statement is accurate, and there is additional evidence out there then it could reveal what really happened. If there is no other evidence then all you can do is speculate this scenario as a possibility.
I suppose you could put it that way if you want to. Except that I feel like some of the things you dismiss offhand might actually be considered Evidence.
Do you never engage in "what if" in order to sort through ideas? It's like trying on clothes to see whether they fit and go together into a good outfit. Just because you put it on in your bedroom doesn't mean you think it looks great and will wear it to work tomorrow.
Star Man proposed an idea and acknowledged that it might be wrong. I basically said, "ok, pretend for a minute that that's right. What would that mean for other information we have?" And then I made speculative comments based on other things I'd read.
Does this bother you?
Well I kind of see your point. I guess we all have different ways of working. Its just that there are so many potential twists and turns in this particular mystery. Just been discussing something elsewhere in this Forum re the Route Itinerary. The Dyatlov Route Itinerary like many such expedition Itinerarys obviously didnt stick completely to plan. But its useful nonetheless.
I agree with your analogy mk. Sorting through ideas and presenting them to a group is one way of testing them. A person could speculate different ideas and never present them, until they believe they have the solution. But, that is not the quickest way to solving any problem. Progress is often made through trial and error, and bouncing ideas between people. But any idea has to be backed up by evidence in the end, or otherwise it is just an unsubstantiated hypothesis.
Also, if nobody presented their ideas and thoughts (right or wrong) there would not be much of a forum here to discuss the dpi.
On conspiracies- Conspiracy theories can be very damaging imo. I don't like them, or the term. Most of them are just misinformation and fake news.
There are many possibilities and variables DB. But only one truth. You are right though . Evidence is needed to find the truth and solve the mystery.


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Today's episode is all about why I started this podcast and what you can expect to hear on the show as I talk with guests who are pursuing side projects and side businesses on top of full-time lives.
Plus, find out the Top 5 Benefits to Side Projects.
A few years ago I got trained as a life coach with the intent to make coaching my new career—but what happened along the way totally surprised me.
I found that during the process of my training and then through all the inherent trials and tribulations of building my coaching business on the side, even though I was super busy and very often full of fear for all the new things I was trying, instead of making me more overwhelmed at my day job, I found that instead—it all actually made me feel a whole lot happier there!
I found myself suddenly full of ideas. I was enjoying my work again.
I found myself wanting more and bigger challenges. I was feeling engaged—and it felt so, so good to see myself feeling capable and confident again.
For me, finding new interests and a passion around a business I was building on the side made everything feel better.
And this experience of mine, it got me curious about other people's experiences with side projects.
But when I went Googling, I found that while there are countless books and blogs talking about how to "quit your day job and follow your passion" (over 8.7 million entries!) or "how to start a side hustle and quit your day job" (half a million and counting)—there was no one out there acknowledging the reality that for most people, quitting a job is just not a practical or realistic option.
Or, maybe we actually like what we do—but we also like other things. Or, maybe, like I found out myself—my day job uses parts of me and my side projects use other parts of me—and only by doing both, does it all kinda come together.
I was sure that I couldn't be the only one experiencing unexpected benefits of a side project—without wanting to quit my day job.
And I wanted to have this conversation—and that's what led to this podcast.
So with the show, I'll be talking to people with all kinds of backgrounds—but what they all have in common is that they're intentionally seeking and finding fulfillment outside of their full time job or family role.
When I'm talking with people, we'll hear about their own personal backstory as well as the details of how they're making their side project work in their life, and also why they do it. I mean, it's not easy.
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Download The Top 5 Benefits of a Side Project now, and get yourself going on your own side passion journey!
ps. On the show I asked you to let me know if the 5 Benefits resonate with you. Leave a comment below!


Luckily, I do not have to go back to school until September 22nd, but my nieces in Kentucky have already gone back to school, and I know that for many children, today was their first day back. In the spirit of everything back-to-school, I've come up with a list of my 10 favorite school-friendly snacks and lunches -- vegan and gluten-free, of course!
You might notice that it's the beginning of Vegan Mofo around the vegan blogosphere, but I have decided not to participate this year. Although I've had a blast in years past, this month seemed a little too busy to add blogging every day to my list of duties. I'll be back next year, though!


Mr Dalton said: "Any new legislation must be practical and proportionate if we are to safeguard free speech. Without a fair process we risk the over-removal of content as businesses would understandably take a safety first approach to defend themselves. It also absolutely cannot lead to a general monitoring of content by the back door."
Addressing members the Home Affairs Committee ahead of today's vote, Mr Dalton refuted suggestions that Parliament had been holding up the legislation.


The end of the gardening season in Maine is a bittersweet time. The air is redolent with the abundance of the final harvest, but filled with anticipation of the many long, cold months to come. This is the time of year when my garden spills over with late tomatoes, sweet onions, squash of all kinds, and gorgeous green, red, yellow, and chocolate peppers. Filling these just-picked vegetables with savory stuffings and roasting them until tender and browned produces some of the most satisfying dishes of the harvest season.
For centuries Mediterranean cooks have understood the pleasures of stuffed vegetables. Several years ago, in a tiny village in the south of France, I was served a luncheon of stuffed baby zucchini; eggplant filled with anchovies, olives, and breadcrumbs; and perfectly ripe tomatoes stuffed with crème fraîche and garden herbs. It was simple food, but the memory of those tastes lingers today.
Throughout Turkey nearly every meal begins with meze, an assortment of appetizers similar to Spanish tapas. Stuffed vegetables abound, with an emphasis on eggplant and peppers seasoned with fresh mint and exotic spices.
You'll find similar dishes in Spain, along the Italian Riviera, and throughout Greece, Syria, and Israel. In fact, many of the most beloved dishes of the Mediterranean are stuffed vegetables, from stuffed grape leaves to artichokes filled with savory breadcrumbs to hearty cabbage leaves rolled around a meat and rice stuffing.
The basic technique for making stuffed vegetables is surprisingly straightforward: Carve or scoop out the seeds, ribbing, or interior flesh to transform a vegetable into a hollow vessel, then fill it with an aromatic stuffing. Many vegetables work well, everything from zucchini, eggplant, tomatoes, and onions to cabbage. Peppers, mushrooms, and winter squash are ideal candidates for stuffing because they come with a ready-made cavity.
Getting vegetables ready for stuffing is also quite simple, but the technique varies from vegetable to vegetable. It's important to always use the freshest, ripest vegetables available, avoiding those that are oversized and tough. Cut just-picked tomatoes in half, then scoop out a bit of the pulp with a spoon to create a shell. For peppers and winter squash, remove the seeds and stringy bits of flesh, and you'll be left with a natural cavity to fill. Preparing onions is a bit more complex. I've found that pre-roasting onions not only develops a deliciously sweet, smoky flavor, it also makes it far easier to peel the onions and remove the multiple layers hiding inside to make room for a savory stuffing.
Pack the stuffing into the vegetables, place them in a shallow roasting pan or casserole, and bake until the vegetables soften and the stuffing is cooked through and golden brown. Liquids like tomato sauce, wine, broth, or water are often placed around the vegetables to keep them moist and provide even more flavor.
Stuffings should be assertive but not overwhelming. They should literally burst with flavor to highlight the natural goodness of the vegetables without overpowering them. There's no need for fancy or esoteric ingredients; rice, breadcrumbs, cheese, nuts, herbs, and spices are naturals.
In the recipes that follow, I stuff sweet onions with creamy feta cheese, caramelized onions, breadcrumbs, and a touch of cream that's offset by the punch of roasted chile pepper purée. The fiery pepper flavor plays beautifully against the mild, naturally sweet onions. To make the purée, I roast the chiles in a very hot oven to loosen the skins. You can also char the peppers in the flame of a gas burner, or on the grill.
I fill ripe garden tomatoes with olive purée, sautéed onion and garlic, basil, and breadcrumbs. You can buy a prepared olive purée, like tapenade, or make your own by puréeing good olives with a bit of olive oil.
Peppers may be the ultimate stuffing vegetable. I pack a colorful assortment of sweet peppers with a robust Middle Eastern mixture of rice, dried apricots, currants, and nuts seasoned with aromatics like cinnamon, coriander, cumin, and fresh mint. The peppers are then baked with a simple tomato sauce. This dish is fresh, exotic, and delicious. Serve it hot, or let the peppers cool to room temperature and drizzle them with lemon juice and olive oil.
Butternut squash is paired with tomatoes, cubes of cheese, sage, and white wine. The sharpness of the cheddar cheese is a good counterpoint to the squash's sweet flesh. A maple syrup glaze adds a beautiful luster.
Many of these stuffings are interchangeable and work well with other vegetables. Try the onion feta stuffing in mushrooms, the Turkish rice stuffing in eggplant, or substitute acorn for butternut squash. You can add bits of smoked ham or sausage for a meatier taste, nuts for a crunchy texture, and experiment with your favorite herbs and spices.
These recipes are appealing because they can be made ahead of time and popped into the oven just before serving. So they're ideal dishes for entertaining or simply planning ahead for a family dinner. Except for the butternut squash, which tastes best served straight from the oven, these stuffed vegetables taste good hot or at room temperature. Serve them as an hors d'oeuvre, first course, main course, or side dish. Also worth mentioning: In true Mediterranean fashion, stuffed vegetables tend to be low in fat.
These recipes are designed to inspire. Once you've experimented with one or two of these dishes, go out into your garden or visit a local farmers' market and create your own stuffed vegetable combinations.
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Quebec MICC (Ministère de l'Immigration et des Communautés culturelles) announced on 24 February 2012 a simplified LMO (Labour Market Opinion) processing system for 44 pre-approved occupations. This is a collaborative project of Service Canada, MICC and Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) that seeks to spare the employers located in Quebec from the burden of advertising positions they offer to foreign workers, and to justify why they haven't hired the Canadian residents who responded to their ads.
Under the new system, the applications will be sent directly to MICC (including HRSDC forms). MICC will review the application and send its recommendation to HRSDC/Service Canada; when both reach an agreement and decide to approve the application, the MCCI will issue a "Certificat d'acceptation du Québec" (CAQ) based on which the foreign worker will be issued with his/her work permit.
As mentioned before, because these occupations are pre-approved, the employers are not required to advertise the positions and prove their recruitment efforts. The employer, however, must offer prevailing wages and the offered position must match the official job description for 99%, both in terms of main duties and employment requirements. This is another peculiar situation because, although the list refers to the federal NOC codes, the above-mentioned conditions will be assessed based on the criteria displayed in the "Emploi Quebec" site. As regards the forms, they will remain unchanged, but the applicant must insert the mention "TRAITEMENT SIMPLIFIÉ".
Employers will still be able to apply for standard LMO and CAQ for other occupations. For the regular LMO process, even if one sends the application to HRSDC and concurrently to MICC, Immigration Québec will review the file first and send its recommendation to Service Canada, which will finalize the file.
It is also to be noted that effective 24 February 2012, Quebec removed the IT program. However, under the new simplified process, three IT positions are available: 2171, 2173, and 2174, which have a wide range of duties.
Last but not least, MICC officers have recently announced that they will no longer assist employers with preparation of the application or with explanation of the process, which makes it almost compulsory for the employers who really wish to see their applications approved, to seek professional assistance. In the particular case of the applications filed with MICC, not every Canadian lawyer and not even every regulated immigration consultant is allowed to handle such applications. Lawyers must be members of the "Barreau du Québec" and immigration consultants must be not only members of ICCRC, but also recognized by MICC and listed in its Register.


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New York City Poll: Yang, Adams, Wiley Lead Crowded Mayoral Democratic Primary Field
Voters generally unfamiliar with new ranked-choice voting system
1 in 4 voters misinformed about need for vaccine among those who have had Covid-19
Gov. Cuomo is popular in the City, current Mayor De Blasio is not
In the first WPIX-TV/NewsNation/Emerson College poll of the New York City mayoral race, entrepreneur Andrew Yang leads the crowded Democratic primary with support from 32% of likely Democratic voters. Rounding out the top five candidates at this stage in the race are Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams at 19%, followed by former counsel to Mayor de Blasio Maya Wiley at 9%, NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer at 6%, and Former NYC Department of Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia at 5%. All other candidates polled under 5%, and 17% of respondents answered someone else (n=644, +/-3.8%).
Yang leads with White (50%) and Asian (60%) voters
Adams leads with Black/African American voters (31%) and with Hispanic voters (26%)
A majority, 56%, of voters 18-29 are breaking for Yang
Yang gets 41% of the male vote and 26% of the female vote
As New York City prepares to use ranked-choice voting in this election, a plurality (40%) of likely Democratic primary voters say they've heard a little about the system. A third (33%) of voters have heard nothing about ranked-choice voting, and 26% have heard a lot. When asked if they feel if ranked-choice voting will lead to less negativity in the mayoral campaigns, a majority (63%) believe it will not, while 37% believe it will.
Adams ranks highest among voters' second-choice candidates, at 11%, followed by Yang at 9%, and Stringer at 8%. Twenty-nine percent (29%) of voters indicated that they would not rank any candidate as their second choice at this time.
All registered voters were asked what issue should be the next mayor's first priority, and Covid-19 ranked first, at 18%, followed by jobs at 15%, homelessness at 12%, education at 11%, housing at 10%, and healthcare at 10% (n=1128, +/-2.8%).
The most important issue for Yang voters is Covid 19 (20%)
Adams voters most important issues are housing (21%) and homelessness (21%)
Wiley voters most important issue is police reform (29%)
Voters are confident that the upcoming NYC mayoral election will be conducted fairly by the Board of Elections, with 48% very confident, and 35% somewhat confident. Twelve percent (12%) of voters are not too confident, and 5% are not at all confident in the BOE.
A majority (51%) of voters believe that absentee voting access should be increased in the city, while 32% believe it should be maintained, but not increased, and 17% believe access to absentee voting should be restricted.
A majority of voters (62%) believe that it is not important that the next mayor of New York City is a person of color, while 25% believe it is somewhat important, and 14% believe it is very important.
Sixty-five percent (65%) say that it is not important that the next mayor of New York City is a woman, while 25% believe it is somewhat important and 10% believe it is very important.
When it comes to the spouse or partner of the Mayor of NYC, a majority (55%) of voters believe the spouse or partner should be very or somewhat involved in the government, while 25% believe they should be not very involved, and 21% say they should not be involved at all.
Approval of Public Figures
President Biden has a 69% approval among voters in New York City with 19% disapproving. Governor Andrew Cuomo's approval rating is relatively high, at 55% approval and a 34% disapproval, compared to the last New York Emerson/WPIX-TV poll which had Cuomo at only 38% approval statewide. Mayor Bill De Blasio's approval rating is underwater, at 58% disapproval and 26% approval.
Cuomo has a 64% approval/25% disapproval rating with females
Cuomo has a 44% approval/44% disapproval rating with males
De Blasio has a 26% approval with males and a 27% approval with females
A majority (53%) of NYC voters believe that Cuomo's response to the pandemic in nursing homes was improper, but not to the level of impeachment. Twenty-one percent believe that Cuomo did nothing wrong on this issue, as compared to 26% who view his actions as grounds for impeachment.
A majority (53%) of NYC voters plan to receive the Covid-19 vaccine as soon as it is available to them. Twenty-four percent (24%) say that they will receive the vaccine, but not immediately, while 12% say they will not get the vaccine. Eleven percent (11%) of respondents indicated that they have already been vaccinated.
Nearly half, 49% of voters identify as being very well informed about when they will be eligible to receive the vaccine; 34% report being somewhat informed, 12% said they were not very informed, and 6% reported not being informed at all.
More than a quarter (26%) of voters believe that if someone has contracted Covid-19, they are now vaccinated against the virus.
When asked if race and ethnicity are impacting who is first to get the vaccine, a majority of voters (54%) said it was not, while 46% believe that it is.
Regarding the re-opening of high schools for in-person instruction this school year, voters were split: 51% believe that high schools should be opening this year, and 49% believe that they should wait until the start of the next school year at the earliest.
A plurality (46%) of NYC voters rate the quality of their area's public transportation as good, while 26% say it is fair, 16% say it is poor, as compared to 13% who say it is excellent.
Partisan ideology appears to have an impact on how people rate public transportation in their area: 73% of Democrats rate it as good/excellent, as compared to 38% of Republicans. Fifty-five percent (55%) of Independents believe their public transportation is good/excellent.
Looking at race and ethnicity, Hispanics rated public transport the lowest, with 26% reporting public transportation in their area of residence as poor, compared to 18% of Asians, 11% of Blacks/African Americans, and 8% of Whites who judged public transportation in their area of residence as poor.
The New York City Emerson College/WPIX-TV/NewsNation poll was conducted March 4-6, 2021. The sample consisted of New York City registered voters, n=1,128, with a Credibility Interval (CI) similar to a poll's margin of error (MOE) of +/- 2.8 percentage points. The data sets were weighted by gender, age, education, race, party affiliation, and region. It is important to remember that subsets based on gender, age, party breakdown, ethnicity, and region carry with them higher margins of error, as the sample size is reduced. Data was collected using SMS-to-web, and an online panel provided by CloudResearch.


Have you ever attended Boot Scootin' Boogie Days or Rodeo in Lake Havasu? If you have not gone there then you must make plans with family and friends. It can be an amazing experience without any doubt.
For three days, the event may go on that has been organized by Heaven Inc Hoofbeats and Milemakers. It is the first time that they have decided to arrange Boot Scooting Boogie Days. However, the exceptional rodeo event has been entertaining people for about four years in the row now.
The event is expected to start from 30th March which is a Thursday with a talent show. Everyone is invited to join the event. On the occasion, Milemarkers kids may be seen as the host of the show. There is no ticket for this event. Therefore, money may not be required at all.
On the next day, schedule must be kept free for dance hoe down and dinner. Prior to the dance, you can sit for dinner. Here, food is scheduled to served by Cha-Bones. For the entertainment, some country music can be played on the side. However, you can take part in the silent auction also. Luck can be tried to some extent through a raffle 50/50. For a team of 8 members, tickets can be purchased at the price of $450. There is provision to visit the event alone also. During this time, you may have to pay mere $ 60 for the tickets. By simply calling the number 928-208-5842 or 928-854-5439, a ticket can be booked easily. Silent auction is held between 6pm and 7pm. The next hour is reserved for dinner. From 8pm and 10 pm, you can either enjoy the dance with the loved or join live auction with friends and family.
During last day of the event on 1st April, Spring Fair and Exceptional Rodeo are hosted. Heaven Inc Hoof Beats is arranging this fun filled activity especially for you.
In the morning 8am sharp, breakfast is served with delicious pancakes. For the kids under the age 12, ticket prices are about $2 and adults can join the breakfast at the price of $4. Fair booths are generally kept open between 9am and 3pm. Different types of fun games are arranged at the time. Prizes are provided at the end of games also. If you take part in a game then you may have to buy tickets at the price of $ 0.25. The accumulated amount from the tickets is generally given to the charity.
Grand entry of rodeo with contestant's special requirement is observed around 10 am through the barrels and poles. Several types of the activities like calf roping dummy, horse races stick and other types of games can be seen at the time. Other activities such art and craft, face painting and pet partners can be noticed at the same time too. In the end, pictures can be taken with rodeo king and queen as a memorabilia. Following to thrilling day, closing of the gates is noticed at 4pm.


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Shanna Wynne
Horror Fanatic, Broke Writer, Mom. Not necessarily in that order.
Saturday Night Horror Fest
24 July 2008 · by Shanna Wynne	· in Hump Day Horror, Movie Reviews.	·
Another week, another horror fest. Since my husband was out of town, my mom and sister ventured to my home, a harrowing experience indeed. Between building a lovely tent for the munchkins (kids still love it, Brea) and leaving Mom alone with the pint-sized demons while Brea and I rented movies (kids already miss you, Nana), we had a great time. Mikey was psyched to watch a zombie flick, so we began our evening with the horror spoof, Dead and Breakfast. (And by the way, I only let my son watch the funny zombie movies, never the scary ones. He absolutely adores Shaun of the Dead.)
Dead and Breakfast
It's like a bad horror movie... only worse.
I'm really glad we began with this one. Since the kids were noisily eating their dinner, it would have been difficult to "get into" a serious horror film (not that we would have watched a really scary film with the kids around) and this movie is far from it. Rather, this film turns the whole idea of horror-spoofing on its ear.
Set in Texas (albeit a strange, Canadian type of Texas were everyone calls everyone else "friend;" remember, I'm from Texas so I should know what we call people), in a small town called Lovelock, six friends on their way to a wedding decide to stop at a Bed and Breakfast and rest up for the night. The hostel owner, played by David Carradine, ends up murdering the weird French chef in the night, played by Diedrich Bader. Then he dies of a heart attack. (The two biggest stars in the film dead in the first ten minutes. You'd think this spells disaster, but it really doesn't. Sadly, I would've like to have seen more of Diedrich. He's pretty darn funny.)
Now the six strangers are stuck in the town while the Sheriff "investigates the, uh, investigation." Meanwhile a strange drifter shows up that the Sheriff decides to pin the chef's murder on (but he still won't allow the friends to head off to the wedding). The Drifter just happens to be chasing down a spirit the dead Bed and Breakfast owner had captured in a box.
The spirit, vicious and sarcastic like most spirits, is accidentally unleashed. Hilarity ensues, including a decapitated head used as a puppet, an entire town of zombie/possessed people, and a rip off Thriller dance number.
The best parts of the film are the brief musical interludes. Zach Selwyn captures the audience with his lyrics; pay close attention, there are some hilarious lines there.
Oz Perkins, son of the infamous Anthony Perkins (better remembered as Norman Bates in Psycho), plays Johnny, the geeky kid who ends up possessed by the violent, evil spirit. He does a great job of being outlandishly wicked, commanding his zombie troops and being an all-around weird villain.
The movie is ridiculously funny, flaunting standard horror movie stunts and pushing them to the extreme. It has a flat moment or two (but those were probably the effect of having 2 kids playing tag and hide & seek during the movie), but the rest of the movie more than makes up for them.
I'm giving it 4 stars, so if you like horror comedies, check it out now.
Wes Craven's Summer of Fear
Now we've come to the old movie of the night.
Girls are made of sugar and spice, meant to entice...
It was made in 1978, first aired on television and originally titled "Stranger in Our House." While I know there are a lot of people who hate Wes Craven (or just dislike his movies), I usually find something in any Craven movie that I can enjoy. Really this is out of a deep loyalty. I'll call something he makes crap if I believe it to be so, but I still won't hate watching the film. I mean, who doesn't worship – if only a little bit – the director of the first horror movie they first remember seeing? (Or that sparked one of the worst nightmares of their life?)
The plot of this film is simple: A young girl's aunt and uncle die, leaving her poor cousin all alone; she moves in with them, and the unthinkable happens. Everyone likes the cousin more than the girl! (Aaaaiiieee!!! How awful!) But everything, of course, is not as it seems.
While it's definitely a classic 70's film, and it's always nice to watch and remember how easily shocked people were back then compared to now, I still don't think the story itself is all that entertaining. Well, that's not totally true. It was entertaining enough, providing plenty of fodder for me and my sister's running commentary, but my mind would get distracted, wondering how I could better write this premise.
There's only two name actresses in the entire film, Linda Blair and Fran Drescher. Both do a decent job, although Rachel's (Blair) constant whining would drive a parent to smack their child. (Oops. Was that a spoiler? Maybe.) Fran has only a few minutes of screen time, but you'll recognize her voice before you EVER see her face. (And proudly, I was the first one to spot her!)
I love the suggestive scenes between the cousin Julia (Lee Purcell) and Rachel's father, Peter. They're done tactfully, with nary a dirty word or nudity. Mostly there's suggestive glances and a few lingering touches.
The best scene of the movie is the catfight between Rachel and Julia. A lot of hair pulling, some crying and eventually, Julia gets these freaky contacts and goes witchy on the other girl.
This is a far cry from classic, but if you've exhausted every other film on the horror rack and it's this or Hostel 2, pick this.
I'm giving it 3 stars.
Do you have the crazy? (I know I do...)
At first glance, I took this to be a cheap ripoff of Stephen King's recent novel, Cell. So I kept avoiding it at the rental store. Eventually I did a little looking up on it online here at wiki and decided to give it a try.
I was completely blown away. While as in most cases, the story could have used some work and there's a few scenes where my sister and I were shouting advice and throwing … well.. cookies at the screen, the film as a whole is highly entertaining.
The movie takes an unusual path: 3 different directors film 3 different segments.
David Bruckner heads up the first "transmission," entitled "Crazy in Love." It begins when a woman must leave her lover's apartment (though he begs her so sweetly to run away with him) to return home to a controlling, paranoid husband. This is where the trouble begins. A strange, psychedelic transmission has been flooding television, radios and phones everywhere. Some people go nuts, others don't. At least, for a while. It seems that everyone is affected by "the signal," though it requires more than just a moment or two of exposure. When the protagonist, Mya, first returns home her husband Lewis and his two friends had been exposed to the signal for a while–as long as it took for her to drive from her lover's apartment. This act is straight forward horror, with a hint of romance. The viewer will be left with an urge for discussion.
The second transmission, "The Jealousy Monster," is directed by Dan Bush and changes the tone of the film. Here there's a strong sense of comedy pervading the horror going on in the background. (And believe me, you need to pay attention to the background.) I found this strangely satisfying. While the first act is terribly heart-thumping and brings to mind the horror inspired by media, this section gives the viewer a breath of fresh air. A few well-timed laughs and some seriously great one liners are sprinkled throughout. A lot of reviewers might think the abrupt change to comedy may well ruin the film, but I'd have to disagree. Through the use of comedy, the director(s) is(are) able to express some of the finer points of the film, by exposing exactly what is going on inside the mind of a "crazy" and how the transmission affects them. By using comedy in these usually ponderous, somber scenes, the director(s) have both gotten the main point across, but with a subtle truth: It's still just fiction. They remind the viewer to have a light heart and not question the film to death. It's just entertainment.
The final transmission, "Escape from Terminus," the city they live in, returns to the somber, horror film of the first act. Directed by Jacob Gentry, it's got just a few simple touches of humor. Mostly it's filled with a lot of tense moments and serious on-the-edge-of-your-seat thrills. Again, there is no real explanation of the signal, but its effects on the people is examined closer. The ending is surreal, but will leave you and anyone else you watch it with an urge to discuss it. (At least, I hope so.)
This film is fairly cheaply made, filmed in Atlanta and one of the best independent films I've seen in a long time. So check it out. I'm giving it 4.5 stars for originality (they wrote their story before Cell), creativity and entertainment.
And as an interesting tidbit: There was a stabbing incident during a showing of the film in a movie theater in California. This February to be exact. Ironic, no?
I like leaving you with a picture, so here we go…
Now the party's getting fired up!
Tags: Dead and Breakfast, horror movies, Hump Day Horror, movie review, Saturday Night Horror Fest, Shanna Wynne, The Signal, Wes Craven's Summer of Fear
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2 responses to "Saturday Night Horror Fest"
Cate 27 July 2008 at 7.12 am · · Reply →
Ooh, I'll have to check that one out. Have you seen FIDO?
Shanna 27 July 2008 at 11.44 am · · Reply →
FIDO was one we watched a couple months back, before we officially started our horror Saturdays. It's pretty good. I really got a kick out of it.
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Q: Rails 3: Model After Filter causing infinite loop I have the following After Filters:
User Model:
  def check_for_custom_district
    unless self.custom_district.blank?
      district = District.new(:name => custom_district, :state_id => state_id, :school_type_id => school_type_id)

      if district.save(false)
        school = School.new(:name => custom_school, :state_id => state_id, :country_id => 1, :source => "User")
        if school.save(false)
          district.schools << school
          update_attribute(:school_id, school.id)
        end
      end
    end
  end

  def check_for_custom_school
    if self.custom_district.blank? and self.custom_school.present?
      school = School.new(:name => custom_school, :state_id => state_id, :country_id => 1, :source => "User", :school_district_id => district_id)
      school.save(false)
      update_attribute(:school_id, school.id)
    end
  end

I ran some debugging to output the results to the console and the code is hitting the check_for_custom_district method and causing an infinite loop for some reason. Not sure how to stop this... any ideas?

A: I'm assuming it's an after_save filter.
So lets say you just saved your model.
It triggers the after_save filter. But, in your filter, you actually call update_attribute(:school_id, school.id), which also saves the current model, which triggers your after_save filter again.
That's where your infinite loop is coming from.
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The Art of a Great Text: How to Craft a Killer SMS Campaign
Laura Serino
If you haven't heard the term "textpert" yet, perhaps it's because you've yet to come across one. They're as rare as a traffic-free commute in L.A., more engaging than the latest TikTok challenge, and lucky for us, mostly found roaming the virtual halls of Postscript.
We decided to tap some of these elusive textperts, all of whom are SMS Strategists for Postscript Plus, to find out how to craft a truly out-of-this-world text.
We'd argue that texting is an actual art form. With a text, your brand will land somewhere on a phone between a note from Mom and a potential "U up?" text from someone, uh, special. And if you want it to really land, it's got to be concise, compelling, and personal.
Here's how to craft a great one.
Use the hamburger metaphor.
When Allie Davison, Messaging Strategist at Postscript, sits down to write a campaign for one of our merchants, she thinks about hamburgers—specifically as a metaphor for what a great text should include.
"I always start with the 'top bun' which is a great opening tagline," she says. "The meat of the burger would be the offer or the content you're serving. And no one likes a soggy bottom bun, so make sure you end with a really strong CTA."
If you can nail those 3 things within a message, you've got the perfect formula for a solid text:
Top bun = Opening tagline
Meat = Content
Bottom bun = CTA
"And if we want to continue the burger metaphor, I often like to include a 'P.S' after the CTA—maybe with a reminder about free shipping," she adds. "You can think of that as the pickle on the side."
Look to your own inbox for inspiration.
Our strategists agreed that when it comes to finding inspiration for a campaign, look no further than your own inbox.
"When I get in a rut, I scroll through my own texts," says Bryan Dickey, Messaging Strategist at Postscript. "I'm most persuasive when I'm texting my friends to try and get them to go somewhere. I look at the language I use, the abbreviations, even the emojis."
By texting your subscribers the same way you text your friends, you'll naturally project a tone that feels both authentic and authoritative.
Scroll through social media.
Social media captions work best when they're quick, witty, and yes, even a little click-baity. It's a great approach to a solid text, too.
"I'll sometimes read comments on a social media post just to get inspiration on how people are actually communicating," says Tyler Fernandez, Client Strategist at Postscript. "I'll understand the dynamics of how people are interacting and I'll try to repurpose that."
Scroll through your brand's channels and see how people react to your posts. Or, sit down and scroll through the folks you follow to see what you end up clicking on and reading. This may inspire your own creative direction.
Reference your own website.
Even if you've never sent out an SMS campaign, you've already got lots of copy ideas right on your website. You might just not know it yet.
"Anytime I'm working with a new client, I scroll through their website first to get a sense of tone and what type of content already exists," says Liza Semenova, Messaging Strategist at Postscript.
"Blogs can perform super well as a text, but brands often have quizzes or guides to help educate customers about their product. These are great to repurpose into a Welcome Series or set up as a campaign," she adds.
Know your audience.
SMS is meant to be a casual channel of communication, so even if you have a more serious, authoritative brand voice, you can still use SMS to be more playful.
But it's also important to be authentic to your own brand identity. For example, if your audience isn't on TikTok, you won't want to make a joke about the "without telling me" challenge.
"Think about what might make your audience smile, whether it's a throwback that would resonate with them or a particular quote," says Davison. "It doesn't have to be anything complicated."
Repurpose your emails.
A really great exercise for any marketer is taking an email and trying to condense it into one sentence.
"Then send that as a text," says Semenova. "SMS can be a great way to get past a cluttered email inbox. If you're sending out a reminder that it's the last day of a sale, and you really want to get that message out, SMS can be the way to do that."
Create segments to send better messages.
If you're new to SMS marketing, you're still trying to figure out what your subscribers respond to best. This is where segmentation comes in.
"One thing I like to do leading up to a new product launch is to send a campaign with a keyword reply subscribers can text back if they want to be the first to know when the product is live," says Semenova. "Everyone that uses the keyword gets segmented into a VIP list and gets a first look at what's new."
Keyword replies are great for a number of different sending strategies. If you're a skincare brand, you can set up segments based on skin concerns. Food and beverage brands can set up segments based on favorite flavors.
You could even take it a step further and find out what customers don't want to receive from you and offer opportunities throughout the year for them to opt-out of things like holiday promotions or daily flash sales. This can help reduce unsubscribes.
But whether you leverage keywords or not, you'll definitely want to create a segment of highly engaged subscribers to treat as VIPs. This could be based on criteria like how many orders they've made, the date of their last order, or the total dollar amount they've spent. Throughout the year, reward them with exclusive sneak peeks or VIP-only sales.
Not only does this create brand loyalty, but it also makes those phone pings a little more exciting.
Send a text just because.
It's very rare to see a brand send an email campaign that sound like this:
"Happy Valentine's Day! Are you SINGLE, MARRIED or TAKEN? Reply back and we'll give you a playlist based on your V-day status."
"It's National Love Your Dog Day! First 25 people to send us a selfie with their dog will receive a $10 gift card to shop with us. Let's see those fur babies!"
The point is, not every text needs to have a sale or a new product launch attached to it.
"You're ending up in a personal space where messages from friends and family go, so the last thing you want is to sound like spam," says Davison.
Just be mindful that if you do send an open-ended text, you want to make sure you're ready to respond.
Check in on your subscribers. Say hello just because you want to. Respect their inbox, and they'll love you back.
Embrace vulnerability.
It is not easy to be open and real on social media where everyone can see what you post. But when brands send a conversational text to their customers, it can open a floodgate of emotions.
Davison recalls silicone ring brand QALO sending a simple text asking customers why they loved silicone rings. They were amazed by the responses they got back, including one from a Black Hawk pilot who shared a super personal story.
"Everyone can see a social tweet, but not everyone can see a text. It feels so much more personal and people are more willing to open up," says Davison.
Be sure to make it personal on your brand's end, too. Founder messages that come directly from the brand are a great way to humanize a campaign.
Live within your memes.
There's a time and a place for a graphic. According to Davison, you'll want to consider what the goal of the campaign is before you determine whether you want a graphic or GIF.
"Is teasing what a new product looks like enough to drive a click through? Or is it such an important launch that they need to actually see it before they buy it?" says Davison.
For brands with younger audiences who use memes all the time with their friends, finding the right one could make a message more appealing—and thus, more effective.
Davison always writes her campaign ideas right within the Postscript dashboard so she can get a preview of what it will look like on a subscriber's phone before she schedules it to send.
Remember that SMS is the "fun" marketing channel.
Consider SMS to be the fun uncle at Thanksgiving—the one who sneaks you a piece of pie before the turkey is carved.
SMS still gets a bad rap for being "spammy." This is why it's so crucial to have fun with the channel. It isn't meant to be filled with sale-only alerts and promotional or transactional messages.
"Just talk to them like they're your friends," says Dickey. "Your messages are winding up in the most personal space of your phone, so you want them to enjoy what they're reading."
Semenova encourages brands to let down their guard and have fun. "Use abbreviations. You don't need to use perfect grammar. A text is meant to be casual and light-hearted," she says.
Even if you don't have a specific campaign planned, Fernandez likes to think about what's happening in pop culture and on TikTok when sending a text. "You can even have fun with your automations. I saw a post-purchase automation that had a 'While we ship your stuff, listen to this playlist and get those summer vibes going' and I thought it was so smart."
And when in doubt, don't forget the burger.
Learn more about our Postscript Plus team here, and if you're in the mood for more campaign inspiration, head on over to Fantastic Texts.
Senior Content Marketing Manager
Laura is the Senior Content Marketing Manager at Postscript. She has spent the past decade working in ecommerce. When she isn't writing about her favorite topic (marketing) or listening to podcasts about her other favorite topic (ecommerce), she's hanging out with her two sons on an island off the coast of Maine.


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Maluma's Girlfriend: Everything To Know About Susana Gomez, Plus His Other Romances
Despite being a major heartthrob, Maluma has kept his dating life largely private. Here's what we know about his few public relationships.
Audrey Rock
September 30, 2022 8:24PM EDT
Columbian heartthrob Maluma hit the scene, already on fire, in 2012. By 2015 he was a Latin music sensation, riding high on the phenomenal success of Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy. Along the way, it's understandable that he would capture the hearts of some eligible (and high profile) women; but the singer, now 28, tends to be intensely private about his dating life. However, since the Marry Me star jumped off the stage at the 2022 Billboard Latin Music Awards to plant an uncharacteristically public kiss on his current love, architect Susana Gomez, many are wondering who else has had the privilege of kissing the hip-swiveling singer (besides his former co-star Jennifer Lopez and Madonna, of course.)
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Here's Maluma's dating history, and every public girlfriend we know about.
Natalia Barulich
Natalia Barulich appears at the Cannes Film Festival on May 25, 2022. (ALFONSO CATALANO/Shutterstock)
The "Felices los 4" singer began dating Cuban-Croatian model Natalia Barulich back in 2018, per PopSugar. And though he'd previously kept his romantic interests close to the vest, the singer explained why he decided to go public with the brunette bombshell. Basically, it came down to the way it humanized him. "It's the first time people know something about my private life and my relationship—it makes me happy that people know that side of Juan Luis," he told Hola! at the time. "It's important that people know I fall in love, suffer, and cry like anyone else."
In fact, Natalia is the smoldering model seen in his music video for "Felices los 4." "Natalia is a very special person for me," he told the outlet. "I love her very much. She came into my life at the right time…It was love at first sight. She went on with her life, and I went on with mine, but shortly after, we started dating."
And for the singer, it was about the quality of time they spent. "We have a great time together, we have fun, we love each other, and we also support each other," he told Al Rojo Vivo of Telemundo, in January of 2018, per E! Online. "I think those are the fundamentals. It's the most important thing. Right now, we're dating. We like what we have, I like her company, and she supports me and loves me, so you're all seeing me like never before."
The duo dated until October 2019.
Related: Annie Wersching: 5 Things About The Late '24' & 'Vampire Diaries' Star Dead At 45 After Cancer Battle
Susana Gomez
Susana Gomez and Maluma are seen during Fashion Week in Paris on March 8, 2022. (MEGA)
After taking Susana into his arms in front of the world in September of 2022 while performing his new hit Junio, it's apparent Maluma is in love again. Per PopSugar, he's been dating the accomplished Columbian architect and interior designer since August of 2020, when Hola! reported he'd been seen holding hands with her and kissing her.
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Prior to the big onscreen kiss, he had taken to Instagram to share a shaky Christmas pic, also kissing, on December 24, 2021. "Gracias Santa," he sweetly captioned it for his nearly 63 million followers. According to the outlet, Susana owns Ese + Ese, an interior design company based in Columbia.


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