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Spotlight: Moon In Bastet + Giveaway
Here we are folks, up and running with our very first spotlight through Silver Dagger Tours, Moon In Bastet. I chose it because the subject matter truly grabbed my attention and wouldn't let go. Read on and see if it does the same for you, and don't forget to scroll down for a $10.00 Amazon voucher giveaway!
Moon in Bastet
by E.S. Danon
Genre: Fantasy, Magical Realism
A memoir turned into thrilling fiction; Moon in Bastet is based on the life of author E. S. Danon. The story follows a fourteen-year-old girl named Eva, an orphan living in the Negev desert of Israel who is working as a custodian of Cirque Du Christianisme.
Her life is controlled by a volatile drunk named Bella who favors a group of equally volatile teenage bullies, the Christian boys. Bullied, neglected, and alone – Eva's only friends are an odd, thirteen-year-old Sephardic boy named Jack and a small cohort of Bedouin sister-wives.
On the brink of giving up on life, Eva stumbles upon a mysterious cat in the middle of the desert. Or really, did the cat stumble upon her? Filled with mystery, magic, and symbolism – Moon in Bastet is a story of resilience, survivorship, forgiveness, and women empowerment.
This is a work filled with Jewish mysticism that can be enjoyed by people of all races, ages, and religions everywhere.
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Elizabeth Danon received her B.S. in Marine Science from Stony Brook University before working as a Marine Biologist for the National Marine Fisheries Service. She traveled the U.S. Eastern Seaboard and Gulf of Mexico: collecting data aboard commercial fishing vessels and dredges.
When that didn't pan out to be the glorified job that she expected, finding herself covered in shark snot and fish scales daily, Elizabeth became a technical writer. In her spare time, she began doing standup comedy after taking comedy bootcamp with the Armed Services Arts Partnership. At this time, she married the most wonderful man who also provides most of her joke writing material. Unfortunately, because he's Indian he has also enabled her Maggi addiction… Like she needed that on top of her already long-standing iced coffee issues.
Her favorite show is Schitt's Creek, as she feels a special bond to her fellow comedians – and Sephardic brethren. Growing up half-Jewish herself, Elizabeth eventually converted to being full-Jewish with Temple Israel as a student of Rabbi Panitz.
Her enriched, but complicated, heritage has been an inspiration for most of her creative writing. Being an Aries, she has always felt like a leader and has therefore integrated her feminist beliefs into her work, albeit dropping every women's studies course that she ever elected in college. Additionally, her writing has an unmistakable international presence. Elizabeth wanted to discover as much as she could about her Sephardic Heritage and went on Birthright, followed by her independent travels to over ten other countries… carrying nothing but a red bookbag.
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Catriona Gray Ventures Into Writing With ABS-CBN Books
Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray is set to pen her pageant journey and beyond in a book to be launched next year as ABS-CBN Books proudly welcomes the beauty queen into its roster of inspiring authors.
"It's a collection of lessons that I've learned in the past couple of years that I feel allowed me to achieve what I did. Things that I've learned from a personal perspective, things that I've learned in regards to dealing or learning from others, and also about giving back," shared Catriona during the contract signing for her upcoming book entitled "Conquering Your Universe."
The inspiring read will also delve into her advocacies, especially when she represented Filipinos and raised the Philippine flag in the beloved pageant and promoted various causes all over the world during her reign.
ABS-CBN Books is thrilled to partner with Catriona for this exciting project as it aims to encourage readers to conquer their own universe stirred by the wonderful journey of the newest Kapamilya author.
"Catriona has been an inspiration to millions, being an advocate of children's right to education, equality, and love for country. We at ABS-CBN Books hopes that readers will continue to be inspired by her story," ABS-CBN Books head, Mark Yambot, said.
"Conquering Your Universe" is targeted to be released in the first quarter of 2020, one of the many exciting reads to be published by ABS-CBN's publishing arm next year, as it continues to bring the Kapamilya experience in print with its extensive fiction, nonfiction, movie-based, self-help, and motivational reads.
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When it comes to weight loss, the holiday season usually spells disaster. Many of my clients share with me that between all the stress and all the sugar they would prefer to just fast forward to the month of March!
Trying to avoid the treats and goodies that are everywhere, while dealing with family, money and time stressors, can be overwhelming. And it's not about willpower!
If you need a refresher on how carbs can hijack your brain chemistry and raise your serotonin and dopamine levels, visit my website and I'll send you a video that explains exactly how this works.
Actually, there is a reason why you are craving all that sugar and those comfort foods. We may say that we can't resist the cookies and candy and mashed potatoes and pie because we just love those foods, but often there's much more to the story.
I surveyed my clients and friends to find out what stressors affected them the most, and the top four responses were family, money, time and food, in that order. Let's explore each of these issues.
If your family-get-togethers are less like a Hallmark movie and more like A Bad Mom's Christmas, no wonder you feel stressed. Time doesn't heal all wounds and the family dynamics that bothered you growing up can often multiply over the years.
Whether it's worry about Uncle Bob offending all the guests or a turf war with your siblings, families can bring out the worst in people. It wouldn't be unusual to find yourself seeking solace in an extra-large bottle of holiday cheer.
Several clients have shared that even just thinking about the constant arguing and bickering that happens when everyone gets together stresses them out.
When you put a room full of relatives together it's not always magical. In fact, all those family relationships just might be the reason you spend the evening standing next to the hors d'oeuvre table, inhaling chips. Or it could be the reason why you graze your way through the day.
My father died on Christmas several years ago, and it's still a bit of a struggle to be cheery first thing that morning.
You might be worried about spending too much on gifts or maybe spending money that you don't have.
A client recently shared that she spends way too much on presents because she feels like she has to. She is the grandma who lives out of town, and she feels left out of the family, so she buys the grandkids lots of stuff. She also doesn't get along well with her daughter-in-law and feels like if she buys her nice things the woman might like her better.
Many people share similar feelings in our sessions, and they confess that they spend too much because deep down they hope it will make others like them more. This kind of thinking can be bad enough if you have lots of money, but even worse if you don't.
Another client goes into debt each year and tries to hide it from her husband. And yet another works extra jobs just to pay for Christmas stuff. An additional stressor is that most of these people end up eating fast-food or late at night because they're too busy or too tired to prepare healthy meals.
We are busy enough on any given day. Yet the holidays demand so much extra time for shopping, decorating, traveling, sending out cards, fixing meals – and for lots of people, prepping holiday treats. It can be truly overwhelming and exhausting.
If you can identify yourself in this description, you might find yourself reaching for extra sugar and caffeine just to get through the day or to stay up late into the night to get everything done.
And if this isn't you, because you've decided to simplify things around the holidays, you might find yourself feeling a bit lost or guilty because you're not doing all the running around everyone else does.
I know that I often get 'that look' when I tell people we keep the holidays simple. It's that look that says there must be something wrong with us.
I'm mostly okay with this, but sometimes I start doubting myself. That's when I'm in danger of ending up in front of the TV with a big bowl of popcorn or a bag of chips.
Holiday overeating can be expressed in many ways. You might look for treats and sweets or maybe you just can't resist extra helpings of mashed potatoes, stuffing or rolls. Whatever your drug of choice, there is a better way to keep your calm!
Food is our number four stressor. We have so many emotional attachments to food! Many people equate food with happiness and subconsciously try to recreate those happy memories by overindulging. In fact, this happens all year round.
Our subconscious minds equate food with love. You eat a chocolate chip cookie and feel grandma's love. A bowl of ice cream reminds you of good times with your friends and you feel supported. Buttered popcorn brings back warm memories of hanging out with your dad.
When you're trying to use 'willpower' to overcome cravings, it's important to remember that it's not about the food! Many people have learned how to tranquilize and numb painful emotions with food and that's how they get through the season – and life.
If you find yourself eating when you're not physically hungry, or you're parked in front of the pantry because you "just need something," you might be 'using' food to calm down feelings of sadness, loneliness, boredom, overwhelm, anger or anxiety.
Whatever the reasons behind your holiday cravings and emotional eating, there is a better way! Join me on Tuesday, December 5th for my Curbing Your Holiday Cravings Workshop. I'll teach you some powerful techniques that will help you resist treats and goodies – without willpower!
These are the same techniques that I used to overcome my food cravings and permanently lose over 30 pounds – that I've kept off for 6 years! They're also the tools that I've shared with thousands of clients to help them curb their cravings.
You can participate from the comfort of your own home, and if you have to miss the class I'll send you the recording.
How do you curb holiday food cravings? Are there some foods that you find very hard to resist? Do you have any emotional connections to food that make it hard to resist temptation? Have you found efficient ways to battle your food cravings? Please share your experiences below.


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Viacom Beats Fiscal Q2 Earnings Estimates Despite Slide At Paramount
May 1, 2014 4:18am
It's usually a tipoff that something's wrong when an earnings release talks about how much cash a company gave back to shareholders in a quarter, and then focuses on future endeavors. But in Viacom's case, on first glance, the fiscal Q2 results out this morning look merely blah, not bad. Net income at $502M was +5% vs the first three months of 2013, on revenues of $3.17B, +1.2%. The top line was a hair shy of the $3.2B that analysts expected. Earnings at $1.13 a share beat forecasts for $1.05. The main Media Networks business saw operating income rise 9% to $949M on revenues of $2.38B, +6%. Rate hikes to pay TV distributors resulted in an 11% pop in affiliate revenues. Domestic ad sales increased 2% while worldwide was up 3%. The Paramount-led Filmed Entertainment unit told a different story with operating income down 83%, to $11M, on revenues of $831M, down 12%. Viacom attributes the drop to "lower carryover revenue from prior period releases." The Wolf Of Wall Street didn't howl enough to prevent a 17% drop in theatrical revenues. Home entertainment fell 30% as the studio offered fewer releases. CEO Philippe Dauman reminded shareholders that the company "returned another $2B to investors through our share buyback and dividends" and noted that Paramount "kicked off its highly-anticipated summer slate with the successful release of Noah at the end of the quarter, to be followed by Transformers: Age Of Extinction, Hercules and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in the coming months."
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New Sony Walkman includes digital TV tuner
By J. Mark Lytle 2007-09-26T23:00:00.268Z Portable audio
Japan only, the NW-A910 series is small, capable and pricey
Sony reckons the dimensions of the 2.4-inch screen device are worth bragging about
Every time someone releases a small, video-playing DAP it's guaranteed to be greeted with headlines declaring it to be the latest tilt at the iPod's crown, especially now that Apple has added video to its nano. Naturally, in discussing Sony's latest Walkman release, we'll be avoiding any such sloppy comparisons.
Announced in Japan this morning, the new Walkman NW-A910 series will be released there in mid-November and consists of three models, each available in either black or silver.
Mobile movies
They range from the 4GB NW-A916 to the 16GB NW-A919 and all three include a 1-seg digital TV tuner for receiving broadcasts tailored specifically for mobile devices. Pricing starts at ¥30,000 (£129) for the smallest capacity model and hits a rather steep ¥45,000 (£195) for the 16GB version.
Sony reckons the dimensions of the 2.4-inch screen device are worth bragging about, claiming it's the size of a credit card. At 47 x 86mm head on it may be card sized, but the 12.3mm thickness is considerably more than even an iPod touch, which offers considerably more 'wow' factor. Oops.
More positively, the 16GB model can record up to 100 hours of digital TV, with timed recording a simple matter of using the EPG. At 74g, the new Walkman is light and a battery life of 36 hours for audio and 8.5 hours for TV watching may win a few folk over, but Sony will have to do something about the pricing if it's to go beyond that niche.
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On Thursday 18th January 2018, Fashion Enter welcomed a group of buyers and merchandisers from Marks & Spencer to the 'Factory Uncovered' CPPD workshop.
The workshop is an ongoing process of both personal and professional growth for individuals within the Fashion Industry. The training delivered at the workshop improves the capability of an individual to realise their full potential, by enabling the individual to witness the complete garment life cycle within a live factory environment.
CEO Jenny Holloway began the workshop with an introduction to Fashion Enter and the multiple departments within the company. Soon after the introduction, the group were taken to the Factory by Production Director Caroline Ash. Throughout their time on the factory floor, the group observed the numerous processes set up to carry out the garment life cycle in the most ethical and sustainable way. Caroline explained each process of the garment life cycle and demonstrated production methods used within the SMETA and Fast Forward approved manufacturing Factory, including; fabric consumption, quality control and a detailed view of the Galaxius software.
Shortly after the Factory tour, the group were then taken to the Fabric Studio. The group were shown around the Fashion Studio and how the department creates first patterns, toiles and grades. Caroline talked through the short run productions within the Fashion Studio and collections produced.
Lastly, the group were briefed about garment technology and the importance of pattern cutting within production by Pattern Cutter Debbie Smith. Debbie discussed the significance of achieving the perfect fit, style and quality within production and how to overcome poor fitting.


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Another stunningly gorgeous morning is cheering us all up today, the entire coastline sunlit, warm and radiant.
And three feet of deep blue surf is rolling into the bay, the lightest of offshore breezes gently smoothing those curling wave faces as they pitch towards land.
The surf is pumping, the sun is shining, the breeze is light, so #gosurfnow!
A foot or so of weak looking and lazy surf is washing onto the sand here this morning, all pretty looking and quite beautiful really but nowhere as good as the other side this morning.
If you want to go for a surf then the west facing beaches are the places to head but it would be quite cool to drag the SUP out here for an hour or two after!
One to two feet of offshore breeze shaped surf should be peeling our way under more blue skies and in warm, warm temperatures!


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Swimming with the sharks: What progressives can learn from Republicans Against Trump
By Politics.co.uk staff
Monday 22 Jun 2020 12:00 am
By Laura Shields and Dirk Singer
We've always known that conservatives have the campaigning instincts of sharks. But it's rare for progressives to see their techniques being used against a common enemy, rather than ourselves.
As dual UK-US nationals who work in communication, we have become obsessed with the Never Trumpers who are going all in to get Donald Trump out in November. They include The Lincoln Project, a super PAC which includes former strategists for John McCain and George W Bush as well as George Conway, the husband of one of Trump's closest advisers, and Republican Voters Against Trump (RVAT), a campaign that has run some ads, but mainly uses video testimonials from Republicans who will not be voting for Trump.
To give you an idea of what this might look like in the UK, just imagine if Lynton Crosby all of a sudden announced that Boris Johnson is a danger to democracy and they will now be campaigning for Keir Starmer.
So, what can we learn from swimming with our new temporary friends?
Be ruthless
The Never Trumpers might as well have written the phrase 'go big or go home'. For them there is no Plan B, so there is an intensity and relentlessness about their approach.
They act quickly and opportunistically through their attack ads, frames and messages and react to and lead conversations in real time.
For example, on the day that John Bolton came out with his revelations about Donald Trump begging President Xi of China for help in getting re-elected, the Lincoln Project released their Chyna ad.
China made @realdonaldtrump roll over like a dog. pic.twitter.com/jz69XZ72UU
— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) June 17, 2020
There is no magic formula – they just keep it simple by using Trump's own words against himself. The attacks are often witty. Crucially they always go straight for the jugular. And part of the strategy is to wind Trump up so that he attacks them rather than Joe Biden. This means nothing is off limits, which a lot of the left ('we're better than this') finds distasteful. We do too. But you don't take a bar of soap when wrestling with pigs in mud.
Zeroing in on Trump's bizarre ramp walk at West Point and the way he was drinking water made a lot of people with liberal sensibilities uncomfortable. Yet it arguably succeeded in making his unfitness for office an issue and also robbed the Trump campaign of one its most potent attack lines against Joe Biden – ie the 'Sleepy Joe' insult.
That in itself is a lesson. Republican operatives have in the past attacked an opponent's perceived strengths, not weaknesses. If you demolish their key talking points one by one, they have nothing left.
Target your efforts
Never Trumpers target their time and money at the 15 or so battleground states where the election will be won or lost and ignore the national polls.
Within these states, they don't talk to the Democrats, they talk to the people they need to convert: swing voters, conservatives who also hate Trump or those who voted for him in 2016 but are feeling uneasy about him now.
As Lincoln Project founder Rick Wilson said in a recent podcast, the people the Democrats need to win over in these states "are not people who care about gender pronouns". Unlike a lot of progressives, the Never Trumpers understand what makes their target audiences tick. The left is good at talking to itself but not empathising with the views of people who think differently.
Empathy is not endorsement. It simply means getting inside people's heads and understanding what messages and arguments work best to persuade them.
Values matter more than policy or facts
Republicans Voters Against Trump is a master class in low budget values campaigning. The videos are shot on smart phones or computers. And they are effective because they are unpolished peer to peer testimonials that speak to core conservative morals, values and identity frames.
Words that come up a lot are responsibility, character, authority, respect, decency, faith, honour and integrity. Unsurprisingly, for all these ex-GOP voters, Trump has none of these qualities. For many, Biden does. They will vote for him because he's a man of character not because they agree with his policies.
A timely example of all these approaches coming together is the one minute testimonial of Carter and Nancy, Republicans who live near Tulsa, Oklahoma who will be voting for Biden this year. Their story was broadcast on Fox News ahead of Trump's rally in Tulsa on Saturday.
The closest the UK has come to using voter testimonials in the same way was through the highly underrated and underused Remainer Now campaign, who were not given anything like the prominence or support they needed by the stop Brexit campaigns.
Be consistent, employ message discipline
Message discipline seems to have gone out of the window for the left in recent years in the UK, probably because they associate it with Tony Blair. But the idea that you can shift public opinion or change conversations is fanciful if you don't hammer your points consistently.
The Never Trumpers pick a theme and keep hammering away at it so that it sticks.
Some key examples are #AmericaOrTrump, where they tried to pin the Confederate flag on him, and more recently #Trumpisnotwell and #PlagueRally to describe Trump's Tulsa rally.
The Lincoln Project and their founders have significant online reach. Both George Conway and Rick Wilson have over a million followers. The media of course tunes into Twitter, and these messages then get currency, are amplified, and stick.
At the moment the Never Trumpers are on our side because they believe in the fundamentals of democracy and the rule of law. But the reason why they want the Republican party to be demolished at the polls in 2020, is so that they can rebuild it from the ground up to once again look more like the Reagan GOP of the 1980s. That means eventually they'll be targeting – and beating – progressives again.
Had we adopted some of their tactics, a whole series of disasters from Brexit in 2016 to Johnson's 2019 election victory could have been avoided.
As a result, we'd do well to watch what they are doing between now and November and internalise some of the lessons they are teaching us, so that we don't become shark bait next time we meet.
Laura Shields and Dirk Singer are communications consultants and members of Democrats Abroad.
The opinions in Politics.co.uk's Comment and Analysis section are those of the author and are no reflection of the views of the website or its owners.
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Each luxury yacht is an unique part of engineering. Contrarily, construction methods are conventional. As this industry always searches for extremes of what is possible for a yacht, the appliance of lightweight materials can extend the design domain. ALE was asked by a key player in the industry to perform a feasibility study on the potential of these materials. This because ALE has both the knowledge of the materials and the modelling of deck constructions for luxury yachts.
Within the given boundary conditions, ALE found various lightweight deck concepts. These concepts were modeled in FE and virtually tested to investigate strength, stiffness and eigenfrequency. Similar FE analyses are performed for a conventional decks such that the performance of the lightweight decks is directly visible. In addition, the feasibility regarding a short term implementation of lightweight decks in a luxury yacht was elaborated. Suitable construction principles and fastening methods were presented to the client. Off-the-shelf composite lightweight panels were selected.


U of T's partnership with three other leading medical and research institutions in Toronto will address a major gap in Canada's health-care system: the care of those suffering from mental and physical illness at the same time.
In January, U of T, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Sick Kids and Trillium Health Partners announced the creation of the Medical Psychiatry Alliance. The initiative is supported with a $20-million grant from the province and a landmark $20-million gift from an anonymous donor. Each of the four partners will raise additional funds to bring total capital for the project to $60 million.
More than 1.3 million Ontarians suffer from combined physical and mental illness. Studies of health systems around the world as well as first-hand experiences of health-care workers have shown that these patients are often ill-served – with potentially severe consequences. The challenge stems from the fact that our health-care system is designed to focus on either physical or mental illness, but not on both at the same time.
John (not his real name), age 14, is one such patient. He was an excellent student and athlete until he developed severe chest pain, affecting his ability to eat and eventually preventing him from attending school. For four months, he underwent tests and hospitalization. He lost weight and suffered constant, unexplained chest pain. When no further medical tests could be done, John was sent to a psychiatrist.
When John described his pain he said "it feels like my heart is breaking." The psychiatrist quickly uncovered what medical tests had failed to reveal: John's father, to whom he'd been very close, had died suddenly one month before John's symptoms started. When John was unable to psychologically process the loss, his grief manifested physically. This revelation triggered a tremendous emotional release. John's symptoms finally abated, and he returned to school and full health.
For John, and many more patients like him, the lack of coordination between physical and mental health care can prolong an illness. But it can also lead to sharply elevated costs. This occurs because health-care providers, in the absence of a comprehensive diagnosis, may focus too much on the physical symptoms, resulting in unnecessary diagnostic testing and more frequent use of family doctors and emergency departments.
Test how much you know about mental health and illness with this quiz from CAMH.


Despite the fact that we had found both a used left rear quarter from a reader and a NOS (New Old Stock) Lotus repair panel from Dave Bean Engineering, we were still missing about six inches of trunk floor between the two repair sections.
As Dave Bean Engineering's attic is apparently full of used and NOS Lotus fiberglass, we could have gone back to them for this missing piece of trunk floor.
Instead, we thought it would be cheaper, quicker and more fun to show you how you can mold your own piece of trunk floor.
We found all the materials we needed to make this mold at Lowes $23. We would then probably spend less than that in cloth and resin to make the actual panel from the mold.
Armed with a bucket, thin plastic sheet, chicken wire, a few simple hand tools and a bag of plaster of Paris, we needed only a willing Lotus owner to let us make a mold of the trunk area in their car.
We found a fellow All British Car Club member just 10 minutes from our shop. He had an unrestored, early Elan that he said we could use for this project.
While messy, with any amount of reasonable care, you can make a mold of a even a concours car without damaging the car itself. Still, fellow club members will have higher comfort levels when lending you their unrestored car to do this type of job.
First, clean the area you wish to mold. In this case we vacuumed the trunk. We then spread plastic sheeting to make the mold easy to remove and protect the car we were molding from. Then bend wire mesh to fit the mold you wish to build. The mesh just adds strength so the mold doesn't break into pieces when you remove it.
Next, mix your plaster. You need to spread the Plaster of Paris and keep it fairly uniform at about an inch thick.
Wait for the plaster to dry and voila, you have a mold of a trunk floor.


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Islamophobia in Sweden refers to the set of discourses, behaviours and structures which express feelings of anxiety, fear, hostility and rejection towards Islam and/or Muslims in Sweden. Historically, attitudes towards Muslims in Sweden have been mixed with relations being largely negative in the early 16th century, improving in the 18th century, and declining once again with the rise of Swedish nationalism in the early 20th century. According to Jonas Otterbeck, a Swedish historian of religion, attitudes towards Islam and Muslims today have improved but "the level of prejudice was and is still high." Islamophobia can manifest itself through discrimination in the workforce, prejudiced coverage in the media, and violence against Muslims. The Anti-immigration Anti-Islam Sweden Democrats is the largest party in southern county of Sweden (Skåne).

History
In the early 16th century, popular ontological discourse in Sweden regarding Islam was largely negative, portraying the religion as fatalistic, fanatic, violent, cruel, and aggressive. A popular painting from the same century depicts Saint Christopher carrying Jesus as a child on his shoulder, saving him from water in which the Pope and Muhammad drown. The painting was aimed at Catholicism, and portrayed the Pope and Muhammad as false prophets. Turks were often used synonymously with Muslims, as a prayer book of Caspar Melissander from 1609 reads, "Sweet Lord Jesus Christ, keep us from the Turk, the Tattar, the Pope and all sects." Decrees during the 17th century eventually made practicing Islam illegal, as well as any other religion outside of the Church of Sweden. In 1734, membership in the Church of Sweden was established as a precondition for citizenship, and any non-Lutheran could be banned from entry into the country.

During the 18th century, public opinion towards the Muslim world improved with continuous contact to the Ottoman Empire. King Karl XII made exceptions to the aforementioned citizenship laws in 1718, allowing Muslim and Jewish migrants from the Ottoman Empire the right to perform their religion. Opinion towards Islam and Muslims deteriorated once again in the early 20th century with the rise of nationalism and Orientalism in Sweden. Archbishop Nathan Söderblom, teacher and mentor of several of the leading Swedish Orientalist scholars, was highly critical of the faith. Söderblom's attitudes were very impactful to academic discourse, seeing as few Swedish scholars at the time had connection with the Muslim.

After the Second World War, the concept of multiculturalism gained support in among the Swedish public and the Swedish government. By the 1980s, the presence of Islam became visible in the Swedish society for the first time and was met with mixed responses. Jonas Otterbeck, a Swedish historian of religion, claims that most Anti-Muslim sentiment in the country were derived from an opposition to traditional Islamic clothing such as the hijab and a belief that Saudi Wahhabism (an extremely conservative movement within Islam) was representative of the entire religion. At the end of the 1980s, extremist xenophobic groups began targeting Muslims as a severe societal problem and causing the recession in Sweden's economy.

Håkan Hvitfelt conducted surveys in the 1990s to research the Swedish public's attitudes towards Islam. He found that the majority of Swedes had "a rather or very negative attitude to Islam" and considered Islam "incompatible with democracy, oppressive against women, and expansive" in nature. Hvitfelt claimed that media was largely responsible for negative attitudes. Attitudes towards Islam and Muslims in the late 1990s and early 21st century have improved but according to Otterbeck, "the level of prejudice was and is still high."

In employment
A December 2008 study by Jens Agerström and Dan-Olof Rooth of Kalmar University concluded, "With respect to attitudes, whereas 49% of the employers explicitly reported having more negative feelings toward Arab-Muslim than native Swedish males, the IAT showed that no less than 94% evidenced a slight implicit attitude bias." When it came to the topic of productivity, "78% implicitly associated Arab-Muslim males with less productivity, but only 12% explicitly stated that this target group performs less well than native Swedish males." When employers were directly asked whether they prefer native Swedish to Arab-Muslim males when hiring staff, "half of them said they did so." A 2007 study by Moa Bursell of Stockholm University concluded that job applications with names that were perceived to be ethnically Swedish were twice as likely to be called for an interview compared to applications by people of foreign-sounding names, despite identical qualifications. A more recent study from 2012 that used Arabic-sounding names and Swedish-sounding names, and adjusted to make Arabic-sounding applicants more competent and charismatic found that applications with Swedish-sounding names still received more call-backs. Other studies such as a 2013 report by Swedish Muslims in Cooperation Network have referred to the "amount of discrimination against Muslims in the labour market" as "alarming."

In education
A Swedish NGO named EXPO stated in 2015 that both school staff and teaching materials are deficient in avoiding discrimination and stereotypes. Research by Jonas Otterbeck corroborated the conclusion that schoolbooks contained many stereotypes about Islam. A 1993 study by Kjell Härenstam concluded that textbooks often portray Islam as "militaristic." Research by Lena Sawyer and Masoud Kamali in 2006 found that school curriculums frequently pushed a "clash of civilizations" narrative between Swedish society and the Muslim world. A study by Zahra Bayati concluded "racialized segregation in society is reconstructed in education, for example in group work or work placements."

In the media

Research by Ylva Brune in 2006 and Mohammad Fazlhashemi in 2007 concluded that immigrants and Muslims in particular face representations as the 'other' and are described with stereotypes often connected to violent behavior. Government agency Equality Ombudsman issued a report in 2015 that found that stereotypes about Muslims are less prevalent in Swedish state-run media.

In the justice system
There are no laws in Sweden that directly target Muslims but critics of the 2003 Anti-Terrorism Act, such as the Swedish Muslims in Cooperation Network, assert the laws definitions of terrorism are too broad, leading many innocent Muslims to be arrested with little to no probable cause. According to a report cited by Sweden's Televisions news programs Aktuellt and Rapport, at least 26 people have been arrested and 15 have been detained between 2003 and 2011. All of the those arrested have been Muslim. Author and journalist Jan Guillou called the Anti-Terrorism Act a "race law in practice." The Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention issued a report in 2008 concluding Muslims are less likely to receive an objective treatment in criminal cases and that Informants to the study expressed that there is a tendency to distrust Muslim suspects, especially if they are men. The study found that stereotypes against Muslims are present throughout all instances of the Swedish justice system.

In politics
According to Swedish writer J. Lester Feder, anti-immigration sentiments in Sweden are often tied in with the idea of counterjihad and a fear that the "nation [will] collapse beneath the weight of Muslim immigration."
In 2019 the Swedish Academy gave the Nobel Prize in literature to Peter Handke, a Bosnian Genocide denier.
Swedish social services have been accused of kidnapping Muslim children. However, Sweden has denied those accusations calling them "disinformation"

Hate crimes
Some Muslims have been victims of violence because of their religion. In October 1991, Shahram Khosravi, a 25-year-old student of Iranian origin, was shot in the face outside the Stockholm University by John Ausonius. In 1993, two young Somali immigrants were stabbed and a local mosque in the city was burned down. The perpetrators of the stabbing were said by police to have been motivated by racial hatred.

The Imam Ali Islamic Centre in Järfälla, the largest Shia mosque in Sweden, was burned down in May 2017 in what police suspect was arson.

2003 and 2005 arson attacks on the Malmö Mosque
An arson attack on the Malmö Mosque took place in 2003, which damaged the mosque and totally destroyed other buildings at the Islamic Center. Another attack took place in October 2005.

2014 mosque arson attacks in Sweden

A series of arson attacks took place during one week at the end of 2014 on three mosques in Sweden. In addition to being struck by Molotov cocktails, some mosques were vandalized with racist graffiti.

2022 riots in Sweden

In April 2022, a Danish far-right party Stram Kurs planned a demonstration, which included burning of the Islamic holy book, the Qur'an. The party's anti-Muslim leader, Rasmus Paludan claimed he burned a copy of the Qur'an before and was willing to repeat the act. However, they were forced to abandon the plans after violent clashes broke out across various cities and towns in Sweden. Protesters threw rocks at the police and set cars on fire at the event. Over 40 people were arrested by the police, while some police officers and protesters were also injured. Saudi Arabia criticized the act, calling it the "deliberate abuse of the holy Quran by some extremists in Sweden, and provocation and incitement against Muslims".

Organizations
Tryckfrihetssällskapet (Society for Freedom of the Press) is an anti-Muslim lobbying group that gained notoriety in 2012, when one of their leading members assaulted two Muslim women outside a hospital in Malmö while yelling anti-Muslim expletives.

Opposition
Following arson attacks on mosques late 2014, many Swedes hung cut-out paper hearts on the firebombed mosques to show solidarity with Swedish Muslims.

See also
 Racism in Sweden
 Islam in Sweden
 Antisemitism in Sweden
 Scania Party

References

Sources

Racism in Sweden
Anti-Islam sentiment in Europe
Racially motivated violence in Europe
Islam in Sweden
Islamophobia in Sweden

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Краснопеще́рное (до 1948 года Кызы́л-Коба́; , ) — исчезнувшее село в Симферопольском районе Крыма, располагавшееся на юго-востоке района, в небольшой долине (скорее, ущелье) реки Кызылкобинка, правого притока Салгира, у южного подножия Долгоруковской яйлы.

История
Кизил-Коба — старинное крымское село, многолюдное в древности, как все горные сёла. Место, обжитое с IX—VIII веков до н.э, один из центров Кизил-Кобинской культуры. В известных источниках времён Крымского ханства впервые название деревни, как Кызыл-Кобе, встречается в джизйе дефтера Лива-и Кефе (Османских налоговых ведомостях) 1652 года, в которых в селении записаны двое христиан, подданных султана: Параскеве Истерион и Афендике Тохтемир из Алушты.

Судя по Камеральному Описанию Крыма… 1784 года, в последний период ханства Кызыл коба входила в Салгирский кадылык Акмечетского каймаканства. После присоединения Крыма к России (8) 19 апреля 1783 года, (8) 19 февраля 1784 года, именным указом Екатерины II сенату, на территории бывшего Крымского Ханства была образована Таврическая область и деревня была приписана к Симферопольскому уезду. После Павловских реформ, с 1796 по 1802 год, входила в Акмечетский уезд Новороссийской губернии. По новому административному делению, после создания 8 (20) октября 1802 года Таврической губернии, Кизил-Коба была включена в состав Аргинскои волости Симферопольского уезда.

По Ведомости о всех селениях в Симферопольском уезде состоящих с показанием в которой волости сколько числом дворов и душ… от 9 октября 1805 года, в деревне Кизиль-коба числился 31 двор, 206 крымских татар и 6 цыган. На военно-топографической карте генерал-майора Мухина 1817 года Кизил коба обозначена с 80 дворами. После реформы волостного деления 1829 года Кизиль-кобу, согласно «Ведомости о казённых волостях Таврической губернии 1829 года», передали из Адаргинской волости в состав Эскиординской. На карте 1836 года в деревне 54 двора, как и на карте 1842 года

В 1860-х годах, после земской реформы Александра II, деревню приписали к Зуйской волости. В «Списке населённых мест Таврической губернии по сведениям 1864 года», составленном по результатам VIII ревизии 1864 года, Кизил-Коба — казённая татарская деревня с 15 дворами, 70 жителями и 2 мечетями при источникѣ Кизилъ-Коба (на трёхверстовой карте 1865—1876 года в деревне Кызыл-Коба 28 дворов). В «Памятной книге Таврической губернии 1889 года» по результатам Х ревизии 1887 года записана Кизиль-Коба с 33 дворами и 222 жителями.

После земской реформы 1890-х годов, Кизил-Кобу отнесли к Подгородне-Петровской волости. По «…Памятной книжке Таврической губернии на 1892 год» в деревне Кизиль-Коба, входившей Чавкинское сельское общество, числилось 210 жителей в 48 домохозяйствах. По «…Памятной книжке Таврической губернии на 1902 год» в деревне Кизил-Коба, входившей в Чавкинское сельское общество, числился 221 житель в 25 домохозяйствах. По Статистическому справочнику Таврической губернии. Ч.II-я. Статистический очерк, выпуск шестой Симферопольский уезд, 1915 год, в деревне Кизиль-Коба Подгородне-Петровской волости Симферопольского уезда числилось 30 дворов с татарским населением без приписных жителей, но со 160 — «посторонними».

После установления в Крыму Советской власти, по постановлению Крымревкома от 8 января 1921 года была упразднена волостная система и село включили в состав вновь созданного Подгородне-Петровского района Симферопольского уезда, а в 1922 году уезды получили название округов. 11 октября 1923 года, согласно постановлению ВЦИК, в административное деление Крымской АССР были внесены изменения, в результате которых был ликвидирован Подгородне-Петровский район и образован Симферопольский и село включили в его состав. Согласно Списку населённых пунктов Крымской АССР по Всесоюзной переписи 17 декабря 1926 года, в селе Кизил-Коба, Шумхайского сельсовета Симферопольского района, числился 41 двор, из них 40 крестьянских, население составляло 177 человек, из них 141 татарин, 23 русских, 6 украинцев, 3 грека, 2 немца, 2 записаны в графе «прочие», действовала татарская школа. По данным всесоюзной переписи населения 1939 года в селе проживало 244 человека. В период оккупации Крыма, 9 и 10 декабря 1943 года, в ходе операций «7-го отдела главнокомандования» 17 армии вермахта против партизанских формирований, была проведена операция по заготовке продуктов с массированным применением военной силы, в результате которой село Кызыл-Коба было сожжено и все жители вывезены в Дулаг 241.

В 1944 году, после освобождения Крыма от фашистов, согласно Постановлению ГКО № 5859 от 11 мая 1944 года, 18 мая крымские татары были депортированы в Среднюю Азию. 12 августа 1944 года было принято постановление № ГОКО-6372с «О переселении колхозников в районы Крыма» и в сентябре 1944 года в район приехали первые новосёлы (214 семей) из Винницкой области, а в начале 1950-х годов последовала вторая волна переселенцев из различных областей Украины. С 25 июня 1946 года Кизил-Коба в составе Крымской области РСФСР. Указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР от 18 мая 1948 года, Кызыл-Кобу переименовали в Краснопещерное. В том же году, по решению исполкома, были укрупнены сельсоветы, в том числе Перевальненский — Краснопещерное включили в состав Заречненского. 26 апреля 1954 года Крымская область была передана из состава РСФСР в состав УССР. Время включения в состав Добровского сельсовета пока не установлено: на 15 июня 1960 года село уже числилось в его составе.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета УССР «Об укрупнении сельских районов Крымской области», от 30 декабря 1962 года Симферопольский район был упразднён и село присоединили к Бахчисарайскому. 1 января 1965 года, указом Президиума ВС УССР «О внесении изменений в административное районирование УССР — по Крымской области», вновь включили в состав Симферопольского. Ликвидировано в период с 1968 по 1977 год.

Динамика численности населения

 1805 год — 212 чел.
 1864 год — 70 чел.
 1889 год — 222 чел.
 1892 год — 210 чел.

 1900 год — 221 чел.
 1915 год — 0/160 чел.
 1926 год — 177 чел.
 1939 год — 244 чел.

Примечания

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8 CCR § 20393
§ 20393. Requests for Review; Requests for Reconsideration of Board Action; Requests to Reopen the Record.
(a) Dismissal of a representation petition, cross-petition, or intervention petition by a regional director pursuant to section 20300(i) may be reviewed by the Board pursuant to Labor Code section 1142(b), upon a written request for review filed by the party whose petition was dismissed. The request for review shall be filed with the Board within five days of service of the dismissal upon the party making the request. Requests for review of other delegated action reviewable under Labor Code section 1142(b), except those specifically provided for in subsection (b), infra , shall also be filed with the board within five days of service of notice of the action for which review is requested. Such requests shall be filed in accordance with the provisions set forth in section 20160(a)(2), and served in accordance with the provisions set forth in sections 20166, 20168 and 20169. The request shall set forth with particularity the basis for the request and shall be accompanied by six copies of the following:
(1) the evidence and legal arguments which the party seeking review contends support the request;
(2) the representation petition if the action to be reviewed concerns the dismissal of a representation, intervention, or cross-petition;
(3) the regional director's notice of dismissal of the representation petition, or notice of other action reviewable under Labor Code section 1142(b), and statement of reasons therefor, where applicable; and
(4) evidence that the aforementioned material has been served upon all parties pursuant to sections 20166, 20168 and 20169.
(b) Review of any other actions of a regional director or his or her agent pursuant to the powers which may be delegated to him or her under Labor Code Section 1142(b) to determine the unit appropriate for the purpose of collective bargaining, to determine whether a question of representation exists, and to direct an election shall be by means of a petition filed pursuant to Labor Code Section 1156.3(e) and Sections 20363, 20365 and 20370.
(c) A party to a representation proceeding may, because of extraordinary circumstances, move for reconsideration or reopening of the record, after the Board issues a decision or order in the case. A motion under this section must be filed with the Board within five days of service of the decision or order upon the party making the request, in accordance with the provisions set forth in section 20160(a)(2), and served on the parties, in accordance with the provisions set forth in sections 20166, 20168 and 20169. A motion for reconsideration or reopening of the record shall set forth with particularity the basis for the motion and legal argument in support thereof and shall be accompanied by proof of service of the motion and accompanying documents upon all parties as provided in sections 20166, 20168 and 20169. Only one request for reconsideration of or to reopen the record for any decision or order will be entertained. A motion filed after the issuance of a decision of the Board may alternatively request reconsideration and reopening. A motion filed under this section shall not operate to stay the decision and order of the Board.
(d) The Board, in its discretion, may request a response from the opposing party or parties prior to granting or denying a request for review under subsection (a) above or a request for reconsideration under subsection (c) above. Where an opportunity for response is to be provided, the Board shall serve notice thereof upon all parties as provided in section 20164, and shall set a reasonable period within which the opposing party or parties may file a response. Unless the Board requests it to do so, the party initially requesting review or reconsideration may not submit any material in addition to the petition for review or for reconsideration and its supporting documents.
(e) In any case in which a request for review is filed pursuant to this section of a dismissal of a representation petition, cross-petition or intervention petition by a regional director, the record on review by the Board shall consist of: the petition pursuant to Labor Code Section 1156.3(a), the cross-petition or intervention petition where applicable, the regional director's dismissal letter, and the request for review and supporting evidence and briefs.
Note: Authority cited: Section 1144, Labor Code. Reference: Sections 1142(b), 1156.3 and 1156.7, Labor Code.
1. Amendment of subsections (a) and (d), and new subsections (e) and (f) filed 1-26-79; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 79, No. 4).
2. Amendment of subsection (d) filed 8-28-81; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 81, No. 35).
3. Editorial correction of subsection (d) (Register 81, No. 46).
4. Amendment of subsections (a) and (f) filed 9-20-91; operative 10-21-91 (Register 92, No. 4).
5. Change without regulatory effect amending subsections (a)(5), (c) and (d) filed 11-4-91 pursuant to section 100, title 1, California Code of Regulations (Register 92, No. 12).
6. Amendment of section heading, subsections (a), (a)(5) and (c) filed 10-19-95; operative 11-18-95 (Register 95, No. 42).
7. Amendment of subsections (a) and (a)(2), repealer of subsection (a)(3), subsection renumbering, amendment of subsections (b) and (d), repealer of subsection (f) and amendment of Note filed 5-2-2012; operative 5-2-2012 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2012, No. 18).
8. Amendment of subsections (a), (a)(4) and (c) filed 5-23-2017; operative 5-23-2017 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4(b)(3) (Register 2017, No. 21).
This database is current through 1/7/22 Register 2022, No. 1
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Burning Questions: Thanksgiving Edition
Welcome to Burning Questions, where I attempt to answer your most pressing cooking quandaries. Today, obviously, that means we turn our attention to Thanksgiving. I'm personally giving thanks to all the readers who sent in these goodies via Instagram…
"I don't want to make a whole turkey. Can I just serve drumsticks and breasts?" — Avi
Short answer is, of course, yes. My mother roasted just the turkey breast for Thanksgiving when I was growing up, and not once did I think to myself, 'Something is missing.' But I feel like the real question you're asking is deeper, namely: How faithfully do I have to follow the rules? I've heard people make declarations like "Garlic has no role on the Thanksgiving table" or "Because you are eating turkey, you must serve white wine." Well, maybe that's true on some people's table, but certainly not mine. I would never in a million years try to convince you that your dessert spread should include my mom's pudding pie (the one made with a Keebler graham cracker crust and Jell-O instant pudding), but it's literally not Thanksgiving for me (and her six grandchildren) if there aren't at least three of them mixed in with the bourbon pecans and pumpkins. In other words, your own family traditions are exponentially more important than old-school rules and some of the weirdest sh*t on the table (remember glark?) ends up being the most iconic.
"Can you share some ideas for festive vegetarian entrees?" — Everyone, Literally
First off, who decreed there must be a main entree at all? As we all know, sides are the best part of Thanksgiving, and most of them tend to be meat-free. However, if it feels wrong without one, I'd say look for something with both structure and decadence: Ottolenghi's Butternut Squash Fondue Pie, a Greens Gratin, a Mushroom Casserole.
"Drinks! What's a special cocktail I can serve before the meal, and what wine should we drink with the feast?" — B.K.
At our table, we tend to go with a mix of white Burgundies and Pinot Noirs, which are actually the wines we drink the rest of the year, too, because they are light-bodied and eminently drinkable. I love this memorable line from Sam Sifton's indispensable Thanksgiving manual: "There is no 'right' wine for Thanksgiving, in other words, no must-have grape or vintage, cocktail, or spirit. Nor is there a 'wrong' one, though I'd stay away from the low-end fortified stuff unless you are dining in a boxcar hurtling west." He suggests encouraging guests to bring what they like. As for a special cocktail, I've been eyeballing this make-ahead Citrus-Pomegranate Sangria (so pretty!) and for a non-alcoholic option, this Salted Rosemary Paloma.
"Can mashed potatoes be made ahead?" — Jean
Yes, and once I learned this, it changed my life. Make your potatoes from start to finish as written the day before, then just reheat them a large pot over medium-low heat, adding warm cream or milk a little at a time to thin out, stirring continuously to prevent sticking.
"Can you recommend a pumpkin pie variation that is not boring?" — Odwa
When it comes to American classics, I'm okay skipping the green bean casserole or sweet potatoes with marshmallows, but making the blissfully boring pumpkin pie recipe on the back of the Libby's can is a hill I will die on. Fear not, though: I've enlisted Life is What You Bake It author Vallery Lomas to weigh in: "I've swapped sugar for maple syrup and coconut milk for cream, and it really ups the flavor. A better answer, though: Sweet Potato Pie. Mine has orange zest and pecans and many things that aren't boring AT ALL." That looks so good!
"What to say when someone asks what to bring but everything is already planned?" — Monica
A wine they love. (See above.) Sparkling cider. A deck of cards or an old-school game for the kids. (Twister, anyone?) Or, as my friend Sonya's Grandma Jo would say, just tell them to "bring your appetites and wear your eating pants."
"Can you give me some ideas for easy table settings?" — Katie
My go-to move is an assembly of pumpkins (all sizes, but nothing huge), gourds, persimmons, and pomegranates alongside votive candles. Jodi Levine, aka Supermakeit, famous for her creatively un-fussy ideas, suggests enlisting the kids with these herb-y initial place cards or her folded paper leaves or this easy centerpiece that would double as a night-before activity for the littles.
"How do I get the kids involved?" — Jordan
See above! When my kids were little, we assigned them certain dishes — although really they were just stirring something here or whipping something there. Now they're all grown up and feel like they "own" those dishes, which is fun, not to mention super helpful. Kids can also make place cards or organize a skit or be the cook's "official taster" or…just enjoy hanging out with the family, which is not nothing.
"When will cooking ever come naturally or seem not terrible to me?" — Taffy
This made me laugh. All I'll say is this: if there's ever an occasion when cooking might not seem so terrible, it's this one. I'd argue that a pre-Thanksgiving kitchen, with its enticing aromas and cooks do-si-do-ing around each other, and kids poking faces in and out to ask "when's dinner?" and the happy chaos in general is the best part of the holiday. Pour the cook a glass of wine, share a good story only you can tell, take some photos — you don't have to be the one basting the turkey to feel very much a part of things.
Great questions! Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
P.S. More Thanksgiving advice, and how to talk to kids about Thanksgiving.
(Photo by Christine Han, illustration by Abbey Lossing.)
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Jenny, thanks for including non-alcoholic options. Us non-drinkers like something fun to sip on too! Having it thrown in there as a part of regular suggestions makes it feel like less of an oddity. We often feel like either an afterthought or a burden on holidays. Thanks!
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As a vegetarian, I can attest that all I really want to eat are the sides!
Also this pie from NYT, as written up by Smitten Kitchen, is life-changing!! I call it eggnog pie so you must be a nutmeg fan. https://smittenkitchen.com/2007/11/nutmeg-maple-cream-pie/?fbclid=IwAR3M11StbGm7TaURQedzPBrf1H59MMSgAxdQVXmpBvjIc4KmJE7zURIWhyk
I'm just here to say that Jenny's hair looks amazing. Love that haircut/style!!!!
November 18, 2021 12:53pm 12:53 pm
***** Also, I dont know who needs to hear this, but Costco makes amazing pecan pies and pumpkin pies. They're enormous (5 lbs!) and so inexpensive. I think the pecan one is $14 in my area, and you literally cannot buy the ingredients for less than that. The pumpkin pie is around $10. I brought both to thanksgiving last year!
As far as a vegetarian entree, I have a friend who swears by this: https://www.dailygarnish.com/2012/01/cranberry-orange-lentil-quinoa-loaf.html
it pairs well with traditional thanksgiving sides like mashed potatoes, etc.
Ina Garten's Pumpkin Banana Mousse Tart will change your tune if you're not a pumpkin pie fan. So delicious!
November 18, 2021 10:32am 10:32 am
The vegetarian main dish that we've been cooking lately is Matty Matheson's Stuffed Butternut Squash. Delish, feels fancy and is filled with stuffing – it may just upstage the turkey.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxOIsfT-HiI
In print: https://abramsbooks.tumblr.com/post/635266990307688448/recipe-thanksgiving-stuffing-butternut-squash
I am SO EXCITED for Thanksgiving. My family (me, husband, mom, step-dad, brother, sister, b-i-l, niece, nephew, and my 9 month-old Shichon) rented a house in the Poconos on Lake Wallenpaupack for Wednesday through Saturday. My mom is bringing the turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and pumpkin pies, I'm bringing lasagna bolognese and Caesar salad for Wednesday, and the Brussels sprouts and bacon, creamed spinach casserole, and assorted cupcakes for Thursday. There will be copious amounts of wine and board games, I need (NEEEEEEED) this to be an excellent holiday. Last year was so muted.
The last question, "When will it not seem terrible?" made me laugh out loud. I've always loved to cook and yet this big meal stressed me out completely when we first started hosting the whole shebang. The thing that helped most was mapping out what could be done in advance to minimize steps the day of: dry the bread, cook and freeze the celery/onions for stuffing, make turkey stock for gravy, make pie crusts and cranberry sauce; you can bake pies the day before, and cook green beans (7 min in super salted water, plunge in ice bath so they stay green, reheat in microwave); set the table the night before (eating Thanksgiving day breakfast standing up in the kitchen is a tradition)… I did a master to-do list the first year we hosted and refine it a bit every year. It's definitely made it easier!
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Civic laws on tree felling not for cantt, says NGT
PUNE: The National Green Tribunal here has ruled that municipal laws like the Maharashtra (Urban Areas) Protection and Preservation of Trees Act, 1975, are not applicable to felling of trees in the military cantonment areas.
"The cantonment area is excluded from applicability of municipal laws," the tribunal bench of Justice V R Kingaonkar and Ajay A Deshpande ruled on January 12 while disposing of a plea by Jamshed Kersi Dalal, a resident of Synagogue street, against the Defence Estate Officer's (DEO) move to cut trees near the Military Intelligence Training School for two proposed foot over bridges on the Hadapsar-Kondhwa road.
"The trees may be felled/cut or pruned from the defence estate. They are required to be planted as per the Cantonment Act," the bench ruled while relying on an April 1, 2005 circular by the Ministry of Defence (MoD), which stated that the planting, maintenance, disposal, cutting of trees on A-1 defence land, shall be done by the DEO concerned.
Lawyer Krishna D Ratnaparkhi, who appeared for the MoD, told TOI, "The foot over bridges are proposed for enabling easy access from the school's main complex to the officers' mess, which is separated by the road. Ever since its establishment as a training unit for intelligence officers from India and friendly foreign countries, the road that separates the military intelligence school from the mess, has a very heavy traffic. A number of trees within the compound of the complex were proposed to be cut and a notice of tender for contract of cutting trees was published by the defence authorities."
Dalal moved an application before the tribunal by claiming the cutting of trees was illegal and alleging that no due procedure has been followed by the defence authorities. Ratnaparkhi said, "We contested Dalal's claim by bringing to the tribunal's notice that the cutting of trees was proposed on an A-1 defence land, which is governed by the Cantonment Land Administration Rules 1937. These rules enable the station commander to approve cutting of trees on recommendation of a board of officers."
"The management and administration of an A-1 defence land falls within the domain of the DEO, who has followed all due procedures for cutting of trees. Moreover, the civil law is not applicable in the instant case," he said.
Ratnaparkhi had submitted before the tribunal that Dalal's application was without any merit and deserved to be dismissed with costs. The tribunal, however, preferred disposing of the plea by ruling, "We direct that the respondents, DEO and Pune Cantonment Board, shall follow the directions stipulated in the above referred communication (MoD circular of 2005), as regards to the activity of felling of trees is concerned."
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NEW YORK A request for proposals recently issued by RadioShack as part of its creative review puts into relief a growing challenge for retailers known for in-store customer service: customers can live without the help.
Online shopping, per the RFP, has not only made consumers more price sensitive, but has commoditized the customer service provided by RadioShack because questions can be answered online. While the company still emphasizes the knowledge of its store associates as a selling point, this has created a "brand relevance challenge," per the RFP — one that will need to be addressed by its agency finalists.
"The amount of information available online has mitigated the need in many cases for a skilled sales associate, especially with younger consumers," the RFP states.
As such, RadioShack is looking to reposition its brand under a marketing team that includes a new CMO — Lee Applbaum, former CMO at Schottenstein Stores — and vp of marketing Stephen Colanero, a former consultant who arrived in April 2008. It's also conducting a "comprehensive brand positioning research project," per the RFP, that will become the foundation for the retailer's next big campaign. That project will likely be completed in mid-February, in time for the briefing of finalists in the review. Account revenue is estimated at $10 million.
RadioShack executives, meanwhile, are preparing to meet with seven shops that advanced to the chemistry-and-credentials round, based on their replies to the RFP. The meetings begin this week and continue next week, sources said. The shops include WPP Group's Grey in New York; Omnicom Group's DDB in Chicago; Interpublic Group units Deutsch/LA in Marina del Rey, Calif., and Lowe in New York; independent McKinney in Durham, N.C.; and the incumbent, Havas' Arnold in Boston, said sources. The seventh agency could not be ascertained.
From that field, three or four finalists are expected to emerge. The process, being managed by Select Resources International in Santa Monica, Calif., is slated to be completed next month. The agencies either declined to comment or could not be reached; SRI and RadioShack also declined comment.
RadioShack has shown signs of modest growth, though 2008 fourth-quarter results aren't out yet. Third-quarter same-store sales grew nearly 8 percent compared to the same quarter of 2007, RadioShack reported. Net income for the period totaled $50.2 million, or 39 cents a share, up from $46.3 million or 34 cents a share in Q3 2007.
RadioShack's total annual spending in major media has shrunk in recent years and not just among traditional outlets like TV. Internet spending also has declined, though less significantly than other media. In 2004, interactive media spending approached $14 million; that figure totaled nearly $10 million in 2007 and more than $4 million in the first nine months of 2008, according to TNS Media Intelligence.
While media planning and buying duties are not in play — and remain at Aegis Group's Carat in Dallas — the RFP indicates that the client wants a creative agency with "strong talent" in communications planning.


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The trouble with inspiration is it rarely strikes when you can do anything about it. I had a great idea for a post topic and no time to write it. When I did find the time, the impetus was gone and I was left trying to recapture the shiny vision I remembered. This is my way of apologizing if this post goes awry.
Dave Ramsey says finding your passion leads to personal wealth (that's a paraphrase; take it with a grain of salt). When you work at what you love and value, it isn't work. It's fun. You get health benefits and generally financial benefits because your whole focus is on doing that thing you're passionate about.
It should be apparent by now writing is not my passion. I do it. I even flatter myself I do it rather well, but I am not consumed by it day and night (that's a good thing, for those of you who are wondering). I have a season for writing and seasons when I don't. That, to me, is not a passion.
Fact is, I've never found something I would consider a passion. FV comes close, but you can't make a living playing FV. I will admit, I've caught myself daydreaming about being a programmer for them. I have no idea how I would do that. I don't even know how to write a computer program, but my thoughts keep turning that way. What would it be like to create something like FV? Hmm.
I remember the first time I heard a radio commercial for Mercy Ships. These are privately-owned ships that travel the world offering free medical aide to people in third world countries. It's a mission ship, using physical assistance as a means of expressing Christ's love. Taking care of the body to reach the soul, as it were.
Oddly enough, I was fascinated. I thought, "That's something I would like to do."
Now, I have no idea if I'm cut out for medical assistance. I assume these missionaries experience some pretty horrific stuff as part of this ministry. Also, I have severe motion sickness. I nearly tossed french fries on the floating McDonalds in St. Louis, MO. I shudder to think what would happen to me on a ship. What would it be like to serve on a Mercy Ship? Hmm.
Gospel for Asia gives farm animals to members of the lowest caste in Asia, the dalits. These are the poorest of the poor, born into poverty and kept there by a religious and social system that worships karma and the status quo. These farm animals offer dalit families the chance to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. A pair of chickens provide eggs for food and a source of income. A water buffalo provides milk to drink and sell and the ability to farm more land and make more money.
I have daydreamed about working on one of those farms, breeding the animals that will help rescue a family from poverty, training people in caring for those animals. That to me seems a worthwhile and fascinating task in life. What would it be like to go to Asia as an animal missionary? Hmm.
So maybe it isn't that I don't have a passion. Maybe it's that I don't have enough passion.
See? When I was inspired I had a great ending for this. You'll have to make up your own. I'm going to work now.


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May 18, 2020 - Technology
The pandemic downturn might yield a new startup wave
Kia Kokalitcheva
Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios
The American economy is in a dark period right now, but some in Silicon Valley are optimistic it could spawn a generation of startups whose founders are finally getting the nudge they needed to make the leap.
Why it matters: It may sound counterintuitive to launch new businesses in the middle of an economic crash, but it's worked during past downturns, and Silicon Valley's founders and investors remain willing, so far, to keep rolling the dice.
The big picture: Y Combinator, the famed startup accelerator program, is seeing 15-20% more applicants for its summer program, admissions chief Dalton Caldwell tells Axios — a sign that some entrepreneurs want to forge ahead both with new ideas and with companies they've already been working on.
Y Combinator's free and online Startup School is also seeing increased interest. "More than 600 founders have signed up for our course every week since March, and in recent weeks, we've seen that number spike to over 1000," it said in a statement.
"In a week, we've had 500+ Future Founders join from companies like Stripe, Uber, Lyft, Robinhood, Airbnb & Opendoor," Chapter One managing partner Jeff Morris Jr. tweeted about the list of aspiring entrepreneurs he's put together.
Those entrepreneurs will find plenty of programs to help them, including other accelerators, investors creating ways for startups to pitch them online, and programs that help would-be founders year-round, like OnDeck.
What's happening: Initiatives like Cleo Capital's Chrysalis and Chapter One's Future Founders list are hoping to help newly unemployed tech workers explore starting new companies, while accelerator programs are seeing an uptick in interest.
"For the first time in a decade, product people and engineers are open to looking at new jobs," Cleo Capital managing partner Sarah Kunst tells Axios.
Layoffs have been swelling at startups, larger pre-IPO tech companies, and public firms like Uber and Lyft.
Some are choosing to take new jobs, but many likely have the financial resources to take a step back and consider another route.
How it works: Kunst's program, dubbed Chrysalis, will select about 100 applicants from a pool of experienced tech professionals who are not currently employed and connect them online via Slack, the work chat app, in the hopes they find others interested in pursuing similar startup ideas.
"It's more like a writer's retreat… You're there because of the community and accountability," says Kunst of the program.
What's next: It's too early to know what these new companies look like, how will they function, and what will they build.
For one, not everyone will feel comfortable startup a company with a stranger they can't meet in person right now.
And some categories require in-person work, like robotics or other physical products that can't be developed online remotely the way software can.
Many of them will likely have geographically distributed teams from the start, or at least the teams will run their businesses via tools like chat and videoconferencing apps even if they all live in the same area.
Caldwell notes an uptick in startups in delivery, logistics, health care, e-commerce tools, and virtual alternatives to in-person industries.
Yes, but: Not all the startups signals are bullish. Notably, equity management company Carta recently laid off 16% of its staff in response to its lowered expectations about new startups being formed in the near future.
Flashback: Recessions have often triggered startup baby booms. After the dotcom bust in the early 2000s, a new wave of small companies emerged to build "Web 2.0." And many of today's industry leaders got started during the Great Recession of 2008-9.


Moving is stressful enough for most people. Add a dog or cat into the mix and most pet owners can find themselves completely overwhelmed. If you're planning to move in the near future, we've put together this handy guide to help your family (including your dog or cat) make the transition just a little easier.
It can be hard to keep track of everything you'll need to do when it comes to moving. Add these pet related tasks to your moving checklist and you should feel confident that you haven't missed a thing.
We've all heard enough about how Johnny Depp ran into issues with the law bringing his pets into Australia. If you're moving cities, states, or internationally, you should make an attempt to brush up on local laws regarding pet ownership. Common things to look out for are leashed areas, breed restrictions, and strata bylaws.
If you're moving a long distance, start searching for a local vet. Don't wait until your pet is sick or injured before researching the best options. Better yet, use the opportunity for an annual pet checkup and you'll ensure their health in the process.
Whether it's getting your dog microchipped or updating its collar tag, you'll want to make sure that if your pet gets lost in the new neighborhood, it can easily be identified and returned to you.
A lot of things will be happening on moving day, so the more familiar you can make your dog or cat with the new situation, the better accustomed your pet will be. Here are a few things you can do help train your dog or cat for the big move.
We've been advocates for crate training before because it's an effective method for behavioural control in puppies and adults. By creating safe spaces for your animals, you can reinforce calm behaviour while you pack, clean, or move.
The sooner you can bring your pet to the new home, the less anxiety they'll have when the move becomes permanent. If the new home is just around the corner, consider taking your pets for a walk to the new property, introducing them to the future neighbors or new dog parks along the way.
Plenty of excitement will be happening on moving day, so the easiest thing to do might be to hire a petsitter. Yes, crating can be a great method for shorter periods of time, but if moving will take the majority of the day, a petsitter will reduce the anxiety in your pet with so much happening on the property.
With everything packed, it may be very difficult to find that "something" for your pet on moving day. The best way to handle this is to create a daypack. You'll want to prepare food and water, any medication, your pet's favourite toy, a leash, waste bags, and anything else you might need to distract them while switching properties.
Now that you're all moved, it's time to help your pet get acquainted with your new home.
By creating a space that your pet is familiar with, it'll reduce the time it takes for your dog or cat to feel comfortable in its new surroundings. Fight the urge to redecorate and bring all of your pet's favourite items from the previous home. The similar arrangement of beds, crates, toys, and feeding dishes, as well as the scents from the previous property will make the transition easier for your pet.
Lastly, with so much change happening in your pet's life, the best thing that you can do is to let them know that you'll always be there regardless. Shower your pet with love, treats, and hugs, and they might not even notice the big changes happening in their lives.


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Q: How to replace with multiple characters in php? I try to replace a character, here is a newline but the user can put spaces for example. When I put the variable it doesn't work. If I use double quotes and put the character it works. I submit the data with axios.
Don't works:
$data = json_decode(file_get_contents("php://input"), true);
$converted = str_replace($data["find"], $data["replace"], $data["content"]);
echo json_encode(["final"=>$converted]);

It works:
$data = json_decode(file_get_contents("php://input"), true);
$converted = str_replace("\n", $data["replace"], $data["content"]);
echo json_encode(["final"=>$converted]);

How can i make it work with variable?

A: I found a solution don't know is the best.
$data = json_decode(file_get_contents("php://input"), true);

$converted = str_replace($data["find"], $data["replace"], json_encode($data["content"]));

echo json_encode(["final"=>json_decode($converted)]);

The problem was str_replace don't found in the content \n json_encode converts newline in code.

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Observation of the Particulate Formation Process in the Cylinder of a Direct Injection Diesel Engine
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4271/870268
Published February 01, 1987 by SAE International in United States
Event: SAE International Congress and Exposition
The results of a systematic study on sources of particulate from direct injection diesel engine are presented.
Particulates, divided between dry soot and soluble organic fraction were measured under a variety of steady state operating conditions from a D.I. diesel Engine. It was found that SOF (soluble organic fraction) was produced under light engine operation and dry soot was a function of engine load (increased with fuel flow rate).
The soot formation and oxidation processes were studied by two methods: Direct photography and laser shadow-graphy.
Masatoshi Shimoda - Engine Res. & Dev. Dept., Hino Motors, Ltd.
Takayuki Suzuki - Engine Res. & Dev. Dept., Hino Motors, Ltd.
Masashi Shigemori - Engine Res. & Dev. Dept., Hino Motors, Ltd.
Shimoda, M., Suzuki, T., and Shigemori, M., "Observation of the Particulate Formation Process in the Cylinder of a Direct Injection Diesel Engine," SAE Technical Paper 870268, 1987, https://doi.org/10.4271/870268.
SAE 1987 Transactions: Reciprocating Engines--Spark Ignition and Diesel
Number: V96-4; Published: 1988-09-01
Kageyama K. Kinehara N. "Characterization of Particulate Emission from Swirl Chamber Type Light-Duty Diesel Engine as a Function of Engine Parameters" SAE Paper No. 820181 1982
Champbell J. et al. "The Effect of Fuel Injection Rate and Timing on the Physical, Chemical, and Biological Character of Particulate Emissions from a Direct Injection Diesel" SAE Paper No. 810996 1981
Ikegami M. et al. "Trend and Origins of Particulate and Hydrocarbon Emission from a Direct-Injection Diesel Engine" SAE Paper No. 831290 1983
Gibbs R.E. et al. "Characterization of Particulate Emissions from In-Use Diesel Vehicles" SAE Paper No. 801372 1980
Greeves G. Wang C.H. "Origins of Diesel Particulate Mass Emission" SAE Paper No. 810260 1981
Cartellieri W. et al. "Particulate Analysis of Light Duty Diesel Engines (IDI & DI) With Particular Reference to the Lube Oil Particulate Fraction" SAE Paper No. 840418 1984
Norris-Jones S.R. et al. "A Study of the Formation of Particulates in the Cylinder of a Direct Injection Diesel Engine" SAE Paper No. 840419 1984
Yu R.C. et al. "Sources of Hydrocarbon Emissions from Direct Injection Diesel Engines" SAE Paper No. 800048 1980
Greeves G. et al. "Origins of Hydrocarbon Emissions from Diesel Engines" SAE Paper No. 770259 1977
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1. Dokken – They rocked! I was surprised at how good their sound was. No George Lynch on guitar, but whomever they got to fill his shoes could really tear it up.
3. Poison – They aren't known for their musicianship, and they proved that tonight. But they can put on a good show, and everyone was having a good time, so it was fun.
4. Sebastian Bach – He has a good voice, but he didn't prove it tonight. His sound was terrible and his band awful. Thank goodness I missed most of this.


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Taylor Swift Celebrates Pride Song In Rainbow Outfit At Wango Tango
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Taylor Swift Stuns In Rainbow For Performance
Summer is here and in full swing. That means that the iHeartRadio Wango Tango is in full effect as well. There were many surprises this year at the red carpet event that had fans and newly converted fans, cheering and celebrating the season.
The iHeartRadio Wango Tango celebrated it's 21st annual event this year in style. Host by Ryan Seacrest, this year's Wango Tango featured huge name stars like Halsey, Zedd, and Ally Brooke. Another fan favorite was the return of the Jonas Brothers!
One of the most talked about performances, however, was none other than Taylor Swift. In conjunction with Pride Month, Taylor Swift performed her latest songs in a rainbow outfit to show her support for LGBTQ rights. The yellow top with a rainbow skirt was fitting of her new song, as well as her personality and views on human rights. "I think we need to stick up for each other. We need to stand together." Taylor Swift's newest song, You Need To Calm Down, is an ode to LGBTQ+ rights in what people are calling the unofficial gay anthem of the year.
For more information on the 2019 iHeartRadio Wango Tango or to see some of your favorite celebs performing and strutting the red carpet, take a look at the video above.
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On December 4, 1969, Chicago police raided Fred Hampton's apartment and killed him in his bed. He was 21 years old. Black Panther leader Mark Clark was also killed in the raid. While authorities claimed the Panthers had opened fire, the evidence told a very different story: the FBI, Cook County State's Attorney's Office, Chicago police conspired to assassinate Fred Hampton.


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