It's not exactly soup weather in Austin yet. The temperature is still annoyingly hovering in the high 80s, and the stack of (super cute) sweaters I bought a few weeks ago sits on my shelf, mocking me and the life choices that brought me to the land of perpetual flip flops and the (questionable) glory of swimming holes.
But that doesn't mean that I can't eat soup.
With this soup, cauliflower proves once again that it is the ultimate magical vegetable. This puréed soup is creamy, smooth, and fluffy — like pillows and happy clouds and Smudge. It's great topped with herbs (dried or fresh chives, Penzeys Fox Point Seasoning, freshly chopped parsley), spices (cinnamon and nutmeg, Ras el Hanout, Penzeys Tsardust Memories), or luscious fat (a little melted ghee or extra-virgin olive oil, finely chopped nuts or pine nuts). Slurp!
This recipe appears in my cookbook Well Fed 2: More Paleo Recipes For People Who Love To Eat.
Wash and core the cauliflower, then coarsely chop. Set aside.
Heat a large, deep pot over medium-high heat, then add the coconut oil. When the oil is melted, add onions, carrots, and garlic. Stir with a wooden spoon and cook until they're soft and golden, about 5 minutes. Add the chopped cauliflower and cook until beginning to brown, about 5 minutes.
Add the broth and water, then bring to a boil. Reduce heat to simmer and cook, covered, until the vegetables are very tender, about 45 minutes.
Working in batches, carefully transfer the cauliflower and some of the broth to a blender or food processor. Cover the top with a dish towel to protect yourself from splatters, and purée the cauliflower until smooth, adding more broth as necessary.
Pour the purée back into the soup pot, then add the salt, pepper, and coconut milk. Stir to combine and cook over medium until heated through. Serve immediately with garnishes, or store covered in the refrigerator. To reheat, warm the soup gently over medium-low heat until bubbly.
Yay! This is going in my AIP-okay recipe pile come January. Thank you!
Is this Whole30 compliant? It looks like it, and looks delicious, so I hope it is!
It's definitely Whole 30 compliant! Mel is doing the Whole 30 right now and all of those ingredients are allowed on the Whole 30.
LMoll, almost all of my recipes are Whole30 compliant, and when they're not, I clearly explain in the recipe that they're "treats" or offer ingredient substitutions to make them Whole30 complian.
these days i'm less interested in if something is "whole30 compliant" and more interested in the macronutrients. any thoughts about publishing that kind of info with your recipes?
I don't put my recipes through nutrition calculators because even though I track macronutrients, I don't do it for individual recipes.
This is almost ALL vegetables, so I figure a cup of soup is roughly equivalent to a cup of cauliflower. There's 1/2 cup of coconut milk, so if you divided the soup into, say, 6 servings, that would be 1/6 of a 1/2 cup of coconut milk, which is pretty minimal fat… roughly 4 grams of fat.
Anyway. That's the scoop on this soup, but no, I won't be included nutrition info with recipes.
too much info to post. I like how you keep it short and sweet. This recipe looks bomb!
Any chance you would post your new and improved "Bean & Bacon" soup recipe?
That's my all-time FAVORITE Campbell's soup!!
I'd love to have a Paleo version!
Okay I totally made something just like this on accident a few months ago. Divine.
Perfect! No dairy and it looks so wonderfully creamy and delicious. Will definitely try this!
How do I avoid the sweet taste that I get whenever I use it? Is it a cooking method thing? Cooked too long? Not long enough? I've used frozen florets and fresh cauliflower – same result.
I really want to love all things cauliflower, especially the basics like smashed cauliflower, cauli-rice and now this lovely soup, but the sweetness just doesn't set right with me.
You might try sticking to recipes that use "darker" spices with some heat, like chili powder, for example. Roasting and caramelizing the cauliflower — like this recipe and my cocoa-toasted cauliflower in Well Fed — actually heighten the sweetness, so less cooking might work better for you.
Thanks for the recipe! I now know what I am making with the head of cauliflower in the fridge. I recently got your new book and I have to say great recipes, great photo's and great layout. I've really enjoyed reading it and making mayo, chocolate chili, creamy cucumber salad and more. I look forward to your next book!
Perfect timing!! The cold and rain continues here in the SF Bay Area and this soup looks warm and comforting as well as easy. Another Well Fed winner.
YAY! I can't wait to make this. Thanks, nice lady!
Thank you for this delicious recipe! I just whipped it up while prepping my food for the week. I had a bunch of broccoli stems so I threw them in for some extra veggie goodness and it is delicious 🙂 Your cookbook is becoming my paleo bff!
Yay! I've got cauliflower in the fridge I need to use!!
In the interest of giving back, I actually made butternut squash soup today! I used chicken broth, the squash and a little coconut milk. I added about a tablespoon of sunbutter and seasoned with curry powder. It really turned out nice. It's cool and wet here, so this will be the next soup I make!
Looks lovely though as we are vegetarian will be using veg stock.. Will let you know..
Snow on the ground here in NE Scotland too..
3. I always eat dinner for breakfast so this is right up my alley!
Ran across this luscious little number this morning. I was already planning on making Diane Sanfilippo's Quick & Easy Salmon Cakes for brunch. What an amazing pairing! Topped the soup with Penzey's Tsar Dust, red hawaiian sea salt and fresh parsley. I swear my hubby and I were making little piggy noises while we were eating!
I can't wait to eat it with Tsardust Memories on top! YUM!
Love this! I don't usually like creamed soups, but this one was delicious…and I couldn't stop eating it! Thank you :).
This is a delightful soup! Just made a big batch to help get me through Hurricane Sandy… Sure beats spagettios!
This recipe is fantastic!! When I made the soup I decided I wanted it to have a little bit of heat on it, since the flavors are very warm. It was great with a heaping teaspoon of red pepper flakes. I also add a bay leaf to the vegetable mix when it was simmering to give it more depth of flavor.
It makes such a great base to add anything to it. I've added sausage & herbs, chicken & avocado… the possibilities are endless.
Love all those mods. Right on!
I just made this and I'm obsessed already. Cream of Cauliflower soup from a restaurant near my house was my favorite growing up, but this was much better!
Hooray! That's such an awesome compliment… glad you like it! I have another pureed soup coming next week, and I'm torn between which one is the best. Glad I get to eat both!
Ever try an immersion/stick blender? I got one last Christmas and I swear it is amazing. I still have faint black bean soup specks (pre-paleo days!) on my ceiling from using a regular blender and NOT cooling the mixture before whirling it. Cuisinart's stick is so easy to use and clean.
I made this over the weekend and it was absolutely delicious! Thank you!
Keep the soup recipes coming!
I made this last week and really liked it. I had enough left over for two smallish bowls so I wanted to add something to make a little more substantial lunch/dinner. I added some diced ham and let me tell you, that was awesome! The sweet cauliflower with the salty ham was just perfect!
This soup was delicious! I made it for company and they ate every drop. I just started the paleo diet recently and am loving it (although I'm a vegetarian, but one who eats eggs and fish)because of recipes like this one. The sunshine sauce is AMAZING, as is the "world's best stir fry sauce." Your Well- Fed cookbook is the only one on my kitchen counter right now; I'm having a ball trying the recipes, and haven't found anything we haven't loved yet. Thanks!
Glad you liked the soup! Congrats on making the switch to paleo — I love when vegetarians find ways to make it work. So great to get *some* animal protein and kick the grains. YAY!
Thanks for taking Well Fed into your kitchen. Glad to be there!
Just made this soup today in preparation for the cold front. This soup is delicious!!!! Love your recipes. Thanks so much for posting.
I just made this and as expected, it was delicious!
I just made this to eat with my breakfast, and it is DELICIOUS! I was dubious as I am not always a creamed soup kinda gal, but this soup may make me a convert. YUM with Tsardust Memories!
So glad you like it! I've never been a soup person either, but man! both this and the Silky Gingered Zucchini Soup are in my regular rotation now. Who knew eating soup for breakfast was the trick?!
Oh, no! Sorry to learn you're under the weather… glad the soup helped!
Just wanted to say, this soup is just amazing. Your book has turned me onto the paleo way of living and I am truly enjoying cooking. Thank you.
Hooray! Glad you like it… and even more glad that you're enjoying cooking. YAY! Happy cooking & eating to you.
I made the zucchini soup and loved it! Do I have to use canned coconut milk? Would the kind in the carton work ok?
You should always only use the canned coconut milk — the kind in the carton often includes sweeteners and other weirdo ingredients. For canned, the only added ingredient should be guar gum, and sometimes you can find it without, and that's even better. Enjoy!
Yes, this should freeze just fine. Enjoy!
This was seriously easy and delicious and will be great for breakfast! Thank you so much for tinkering with and perfecting all of your recipes before posting them. It's great being able to go to your site and know that whatever recipe you post will be a winner – exactly as is. I am loving all the soups lately.
I'm glad you liked it — and thank you for the thoughtful compliment! I HATE when I try a recipe and it doesn't work, so I'm a stickler for testing at least a few times before I share.
Yes THANK YOU for posting the chicken broth note. I now have a gravy idea for later and will at least not wonder forever if I could just be using my larger supply of chicken broth for this soup. Will definitely use beef broth when I want this as a soup!
Love the addition of turmeric — it's got so many benefits. Glad it made you feel cozy!
I have a batch in my fridge and ate it with fresh grated nutmeg — so yum.
Just found out I have to do the AIP for Hashi's. So thankful for your tracking your progress and what you had to eat at meals. I just made a big batch of this soup and am putting some in the freezer to pull out for ease this week.
Thanks for the great recipes! This soup tastes so creamy and yummy. I ended up forgetting to put the coconut milk in it, but it still tastes wonderful.
Good luck with the AIP! I think the trick is to really get creative with the flavorings you CAN use: ginger, turmeric, cinnamon, and all the herbs and garlic.
I'm glad you like this soup! It's cozy, right?!
I was wondering if you use the coconut milk in the cans or the half gallon size that is in the cooler for your recipes?
I always use canned coconut milk. The kind that comes in the carton can contain added junk and sugar. When choosing your canned brand, if you can find it without guar gum, that's awesome, but if not, no biggie. The only ingredients you want, however, are coconut milk and guar gum.
Totally enjoyed your interview on balanced bites! A lot of good things shared. I am in recovery from chronic fatigue syndrome. It has totally made my life crazy. For the last three years I've been living with whoever will take me in, But somehow still manage to eat good food.
The last place I lived had the Cuisinart stick blender. I agree! It totally rocks! It might be my favorite kitchen tool also. I made this soup today with the crummy stick blender that someone gave me. It still turned out fab! The family I live with want the recipe.
I also like what you shared about switching up flavor profiles, and also what you shared about looking great but still being unhealthy.
Thank you for listening to the podcast and for stopping by to let me know you liked it. That's very thoughtful of you!
Hope you're Chronic Fatigue is feeling better. Sending all good wishes.
Can't wait to try some more recipes!!
I had about 3/4 of a head of cauliflower in the fridge but I really wanted to try this soup today because it's a cold and rainy day and I'm getting a head cold.
I also had an avocado that was to the point of needing to be used RIGHT NOW, so I tossed it in the Nutribullet with the cauliflower so that I'd have enough purée to put back in the stock.
I garnished with nutmeg, bacon pieces and pecan pieces.
That sounds luscious! I hope it helps you feel better!
I'm on day 4 of my first whole30, and I think this soup is going to be my lifesaver!! It is absolutely delicious! Loving your blog!! thanks for all the great info!
I made this soup for lunch today. I added some curry powder and chili powder because it was just a little bland for me and it turned out amazing! So amazing that I gave my nine month old some bites (because he always wants whatever I am eating of course) and he loved it. This soup will definitely be going into rotation at my house… even after I'm finished with my whole 30!
The texture of this soup is so smooth and satisfying. Thank you for the great recipe!
I have both of your books on my Kindle Fire and I have loved each of your recipes I've tried so far.
I'm glad you like the Kindle versions — thanks for buying them! And I'm doubly glad you like this recipe. YAY!
Tried this soup and the cumin-roasted carrots today–both were delicious! Thank you so much for posting!
Thanks for letting me know you like them. Happy cooking!
I love this recipe! I started my Whole30 a week ago and am loving using the four week plan on your site. I think it will be easy to keep doing cook ups and paleo friendly meals after the Whole30 is done. Thanks!
Your website is a lifesaver. I am starting the Whole 30 this Monday. I started it 1/2 way last week by doing research and trying your methods to accommodate them to my schedule. The hot plates have been a lifesaver, as have the sauces. I also made myself a Thai sauce to drizzle over any hotplate, making an instant Thai treat! All the best!
Best wishes for an awesome Whole30! So smart to do a test run! Have fun in the kitchen, and let me know how your month goes!
This is simmering now (I'm tempted to put it in the instapot because I'm hungry!) and tomorrow I'm making your carnitas and testing out some of your new meatball recipes! You make paleo so easy for us!
Oh… fun! Hope you like the new recipes in Well Fed 2! The meatballs are some of my favorites… enjoy!
My husband and I started Whole 30, 44 days ago…With the help of your recipes, we're still going strong.(I must say, before this I was a sugar-holic…and still can't believe I could follow this idea )But, after feeling so great, we didn't want to quit. We're making this great tasting soup tonight, our 2nd time… Thanks for all your efforts!! Just got your "WF2",book as a gift for my hubby!! We are loving your recipes!!
Right on! Congratulations on 44 days of awesome! It must feel so good to be free of the sugar. YAY you!
I'm really glad my recipes have helped you out! Thank you for buying Well Fed 2!
Best wishes for all good things to you!
This was delicious. I used an immersion blender to puree the vegetables – too lazy to haul out the food processor and then clean all the bits. Next time I might just add the whole can of coconut milk and reduce the water.
Yummy – and perfect soup for the snow storm sitting on top of VT right now.
Thanks for this recipe Mel! I was getting sooooo tired of eggs in the morning, so this soup is a wonderful addition to my breakfast rotation. I am having it RIGHT now with a sausage patty. So. Good. And so great that its Whole30 compliant! Thanks!
YAY to soup for breakfast!
Made a double batch of this tonight for my family (dinner tonight and lunches tomorrow). Also put a pork roast in the crock pot all day and then shredded it and put it in the middle of each bowl of soup…..Delicious! My husband and three kids (14, 12, & 4) loved it. I tweaked the recipe a little, added the entire can of coconut milk (since I doubled the recipe) and used less salt and pepper then the recipe called for, like I said, it was great. I look forward to making your sweet potato soup in a few days. Thank you for the recipe.
I just made this from Well Fed 2 and topped it with the olive oil and nutmeg, but added browned pork sausage. YUM!
Tried this because I need something faster for breakfast, and liked that suggestion. But we sampled tonight and love it. This soup made me think of a wonderful recipe I have for cream of parsnip soup, which I would love to make W30 compliant. My big hiccup is that it calls for a large boiling potato–I assume for thickening or just making it nice and smooth.. Can you suggest a substitute? There is nothing else that needs to be changed. Well, except the cream; but coconut milk will fix that.
If it's a blender soup, you could probably skip the potato and just reduce the amount of liquid a little. You can use the proportions of the cauli soup as a guide — or email me the recipe, and I'll figure it out for you.
What about just adding in some cauliflower??
I'm eating it with a little Penzeys Maharajah Curry stirred in…. SWOONING!!!
I made the soup and it was great. Added diced chicken and almonds for a complete meal. Can you tell me how long it is safe to eat after making it? It has been in the fridge for 5 days. Thanks. Day 17 of Whole30!
Happy Whole30-ing! If you've had it in the fridge for 5 days, you probably should finish eating it today. In the future, you could put half a batch in the freezer if you have trouble eating a whole bunch within 4-5 days. Enjoy!
Just found your blog…love love the recipes. Made this last night and added just a bit of mild curry, it was awesome! Great site, thanks.
Had a ton of cauli leftover from Thanksgiving, so I whipped this up yesterday…amazeballs. It's 80 degrees here in Florida and I just hoovered another bowl. Thanks! Love your site and your recipes!
This is my first time making this recipe so just wanted to clarify. In the recipe it says to puree the cauliflower, do I puree the carrots and other vegetables as well?
Yes, puree the whole shebang. Hope you like it!
I can't wait to make this! Any reason not to use an immersion blender, and is there such a thing as compliant beef broth bought at a store?
I always use my immersion blender; go for it!
I haven't found a Whole30 compliant broth, but if I run out of bone broth, I buy Pacific Organic because the ingredients aren't too bad.
I found one at Kroger, brand name is Imagine, and Whole Foods makes one under their own label, 365.
Loved this recipe- swapped in broccoli and chx broth. DELISH!! Thanks!
Just made this and ate two bowls and it's hours until dinner. Delicious stuff and gave me something to make with the bone broth I had.
I made this recipe for dinner the other night, and it was scrumptious! It was my first foray into actually cooking a vegetable-based Paleo dish, rather than just eating raw veggies. This soup was so deliciously creamy and filling. My husband, who is very picky about soups, absolutely loved it!
Honestly, I don't know why I waited so long. I make a puréed soup every week and mayo every week — the stick blender has been such a workhorse.
Love, love, love. I'm not a huge cauliflower fan after too much "mashed" cauliflower in the early days of my paleo life and so totally ignored this recipe. Wish I hadn't. Delish!
I've never been a huge fan of soup, but this recipe intrigued me since I love cauliflower. This is seriously the best soup I've ever had! I just finished off the last of my batch for lunch. It's great just as it is, or with a little ghee on top, or topped with crumbled bacon. Delish!
Also, I just recently discovered your site and all of your wonderful recipes. I have now made several of them. Thank you for all you do! You really have made my meals so much easier and more enjoyable!
I'm so glad you found me — and very happy you gave this soup a shot. I agree: it's really fun to put different stuff on top.
This soup was amazing! I didn't think I would ever say that about anything with cauliflower as the main ingredient- it was always "ok" at best…. But I followed your recipe exactly and was pleasantly surprised by the results! 🙂 even my husband that doesn't like cauliflower had it for breakfast and dinner today! Lol. I start my whole30 on the 15th and this will def be on the menu! Looking forward to trying your other recipes too!
I'm so glad you liked it! Soup for breakfast is the best!
Hope your Whole30 is awesome. Have a great month!
I really want to make this–it looks delicious! But I'm trying to do the Whole 30 plan and all the beef stocks seem to contain small amounts of sugar or soy and some even say they contain wheat. What type of beef broth do you use?
When I'm doing the Whole30, I usually end up making my own broth because I haven't found a commercial brand yet that doesn't include some sugars. Pacific Organic is really good and pretty clean, but it does include some sugar, I believe.
Whole Foods sells their own broth (the 365 brand) and it is sugar free. I recently found another sugar free Whole 30 approved broth at Kroger- the brand is Imagine.
Never mind…. I just realized that the caramel color found in both of these is actually a form of sugar. ?
Just made the soup today! It is so good. Quick question though, is coconut milk alittle "curdy" ? When I put the milk in, small curds of milk are now in my soup.
Sometimes the coconut milk has solids in it because the water separates from the coconut meat/fat. It *should* melt when you put it in hot soup. If not, the coconut milk might be "off." There should be no solids once the coconut milk gets hot.
Added bacon and a little red pepper. Pow!
I have made at least 3 of your recipes and all have been great. We recently made the chocolate chili and it was awesome. I was really looking forward to this soup and it was a disappointment. I had to really spice it up after it was ready, added freshly grated nutmeg, quite a bit more salt, some smoked paprika and more pepper. it wasn't terrible, but at best just OK. We ate some sausage along with it and found adding it to the soup add a bit more flavor. I may try again adding some apple or something, but as it is written, I would not make again.
Congratulations on Whole30-ing! I'm glad this soup was a winner for you! Thanks for letting me know — that's super awesome of you!
Can you substitute frozen in place of fresh cauliflower? By the way, I love every single recipe I've made from your Well Fed Book's.
You can! You'll probably want to use two bags of frozen.
I was wondering if I could use olive oil instead of coconut oil? I'm still having trouble believing that coconut oil and ghee is healthy for you.
In any recipe, all fats can be substituted 1:1, so you can use whatever form of fat or oil you like. Enjoy!
Delicious and filling! I made a batch two days ago, and it was gobbled up so fast that I made another bigger pot today. I noticed that it took longer than 5 minutes to brown all the cauliflower, but everything else went as stated. I like the idea of having it for breakfast or having a small bowl with dinner. Is there no end to the wonders of cauliflower?! Thank you for the great recipe.
Will this still be ok if I use water instead of broth? I've looked everywhere for compliant broth and had no luck. I was hoping to make this without having to buy broth, but I understand it might not be as flavourful.
Update–I went ahead and did it. It's ok–obviously, it's less flavourful because I didn't add broth, but it's not terrible. I accidentally added a whole can of coconut milk (it had separated and plopped all out).
I personally thought (because of no broth) more salt was needed. I experimented with adding some cayenne pepper to just one bowl, and that was good too. I don't have any nutmeg, but I agree that it would be perfect with this soup!
This the first recipe that I have tried of yours and it was so delicious that I just had to come leave a comment. My daughter who is not a fan of soup is on her second bowl! I'll be making a double batch next time. Thank you!
I love this story! Thanks for letting me know it was a hit… glad you all liked it.
Congratulations on Whole30-ing! I hope you're feeling awesome physically and mentally. YAY for you!
I absolutely love this soup. However I just bought an Instant Pot (pressure cooker) and I am a total newbie. I really want to make this soup in the IP but I don't know how to adjust. I'm excited your carnitas recipe had the IP modifications since I make that constantly but can anyone help me with this recipe? Melissa? I looked through comments and don't think that it's been answered. Thanks!
Thank you! That's funny because that is the recipe I found and adapted for your recipe. 🙂 It worked great! I, however, was slightly nervous that I would blow up my house with my tweaking. Just finished leftovers for breakfast. Thanks again for the response. I can't wait to try your carnitas in the IP.
Another winner!! Oh my! and YES to this recipe. I'm definitely adding this soup to my favorites. I suspect that I may end up adding all of them. But this is certainly easy, delicious, and lunch friendly for work. And it'll definitely become a breakfast favorite and the silky gingered zucchini a late night favorite.
A head of cauliflower is about 4 cups of florets, so 3-4 cups should work! Enjoy!
I still love this recipe, especially to get my veggies in during breakfast. It's so nice to have a warm cup of soup on a cold NY morning! I am now making this in my Instant Pot and blending with my immersion blender right in the pot! It's such a good shortcut.
And I forgot to say….Happy New Year!!
Loved this. I added marjoram and red pepper to give it a little heat. So good.
Is this soup freezer friendly? I just made a batch and is delicious! I'd like to freeze small portions for quick lunches throughout the week.
Yes, you can freeze it. When it defrosts, if it's a little watery, just blitz it with the stick blender again, and it should get smooth and creamy.
I'm trying to make the switch back to Paleo, with the added bonus of cooking for a dubious toddler and husband too. We all loved this, and my picky toddler, who usually turns her nose up at vegetables, scarfed this down! I didn't bother with the puree since the pieces are easier for her to grab.
I made this recipe from your WellFed2 cookbook and it was fabulous! I used Veg Broth as I'm prescetarian and it was absolutely delicious. I ate 3 helpings at once – so good! my go to recipe!
Quick question – my friend can't have Coconut – could she substitute cream for the coconut milk as she eats dairy?
Yes, if your friend can tolerate dairy, cream or yogurt are both good options. It's also pretty tasty without, too, but the extra creaminess is nice.
Can't wait to try this! One question – and I may have missed if it was already asked – has anyone tried chicken broth instead of beef? Wondering if it will significantly change the flavor profile?
Love your cookbooks, love your blog! And I love your posts about Prague – will be traveling there with my daughter for a school trip in the spring and so we are enjoying hearing about life there!


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After reaching the quarter finals of the Capital One Cup last season, Southampton start their cup campaign against The Championship's MK Dons.
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Southampton will start their attempt to better their 2014-15 Capital One Cup quarter finals elimination taking on The Championship's MK Dons in the third round.

The Dons got through their second round tie with a come-from-behind extra time 2-1 victory over Cardiff City on Tuesday evening.
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Almost one year after the CARES Act was signed into law, Congress and the Senate passed the American Rescue Act. This Act took care of a number of different things and built onto everything put into place by the American Rescue Plan Act. President Biden signed this act into law on March 11, 2021, and it provided additional unemployment funds, more stimulus money for qualifying tax payers, and funding for a number of different organizations and businesses. The American Rescue Plan Act also made it easier for Paycheck Protection Program loans to be forgiven, as well as for that forgiven amount to be made tax-free by the Federal government. This means that the forgiven loans do not need to be declared as income on a tax return.
So, what is the Employee Retention Credit and what is it designed to do? This credit was created in order to reward companies that kept their employees working and on the payroll during the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to qualify for the credit, businesses must meet a number of different criteria, including:
The business declined in 2020 and 2021. During both calendar years, if the business lost 50% of their gross proceeds or more, they are eligible for the credit. This means that they lost revenue, either due to people not buying their goods and services or because they were shut down for part of pandemic.
They had to partially shut down their operations. The COVID-19 pandemic caused both federal and state governments to declare that companies that were deemed non-essential (as in they did not sell crucial supplies needed by people during the pandemic) to either shut down or have their employees work from home. Companies that fit into the former category, those that closed down for part of the time, are eligible for the credit. Those that fit the former, especially the businesses that remained lucrative, are not.
They are considered to be recovery startup businesses. Companies that fit into the recovery startup category, as in they opened their doors after February 15, 2020, fall into this category. As long as they can prove that they opened during this time period and their gross receipts are no higher than $1 million. However, they do have a quarterly ERTC cap of $50,000.
In addition, companies both large and small qualify for the 2021 Employee Retention Credit. Those with:
More Than 100 Full Time Employees – The only wages that qualify for the Employee Retention Credit are those that were paid to workers when the business wasn't operating due to the pandemic. For example, if the company shut down for a month, yet still paid their workers, those amounts would qualify for the credit.
Less Than 100 Full Time Employees – Have all of their employee salaries qualify for the credit. Even if the business is closed due to the pandemic or fully open for business, the company can still use the Employee Retention Credit on their taxes.
What Is a Tax Credit?
When companies are doing their taxes, they notice that there are two different means of subtracting money from their returns. The first is a deduction, which comes off of the company's gross revenue, shrinking down the amount that they made during the year. The second is a credit. These tax credits are viewed more favorably than deductions because they come off at the end of the return, taking away whole dollar amounts from what the company owes the IRS. For example, if the company owed $10,000 and had qualifying credits in the amount of $5,000, then they would only owe the Federal Government $5,000.
Since the 2021 Employee Retention Credit falls into this latter category, it saves companies money by taking away part of what they owe to the IRS. This greatly helps businesses that lost revenue due to the pandemic and may be struggling to survive. For those that are thriving, the credit is a bonus that rewards them, in a way, for paying their workers during the pandemic, regardless of the circumstances.
How Does the 2021 Employee Retention Credit Work?
Companies of all sizes need to pay a portion of their employee's social security tax. The amount varies, based on what the employee makes, as well as how much they contribute towards their social security taxes. The company pays the rest. However, with the Employee Retention Credit, businesses can receive a tax credit for a portion of what they paid for each employee's social security taxes. This amount, up to 70% of that particular tax credit, counts for each qualifying employee.
How much of their salaries are eligible? In 2021, the qualifying wages are up to $10,000 for each employee, and the maximum amount of the credit is $7,000 per employee for each of the first two quarters of 2021. This means that for each qualifying employee, the company can receive a credit of up to $14,000 during the first half of the year.
Claiming the Employee Retention Credit
How can they claim the Employee Retention Credit? This is not done on their yearly tax return. Instead, companies can deduct the amounts from the quarterly taxes that they pay to the federal government. These quarterly taxes consist of employment taxes and social security taxes, the latter of which qualify for the credit.
Smaller companies, like those with fewer than 500 employees, can request an advance on this credit from the federal government. This puts a little more money in their accounts, helping them weather the storm brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
An Extension Thanks to the American Rescue Plan Act
Originally, the 2021 Employee Retention Credit was limited to the first two quarters of the year, ending on June 30, 2021. However, when the American Rescue Plan Act was signed into law by President Biden in March of 2021, it was extended. Now, the Employee Retention Credit can be applied to every quarter of the year, ending on December 31, 2021. This provides some additional relief for businesses that are struggling, yet still able to pay their employees as the economy recovers from the pandemic. The same qualifications are in place as were previously, making it easier for companies to determine which employees qualify and how much of a credit they are allowed to take.
Getting Advice on the 2021 Employee Retention Credit
It's easy to end up with questions when determining whether or not certain employees qualify for the credit and how much the Employee Retention Credit should be. This is why it helps to seek the advice of a professional tax preparer. They can help you with this part of the process and ensure that everything is done properly, so you don't have to face IRS fines and penalties.
If you believe that your company is eligible for the 2021 employee retention credit or have filed your quarterly taxes and declared the credit on them and now have additional questions, then reach out to the tax advisors at Enterprise Consultants Group. We can answer your questions, discuss your rights, and provide actionable options. Please contact us online or at (800) 575-9284 today to schedule a free and confidential consultation to see how we can help you.
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The Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
Social and Political Views
Demographic✭Information
Age distribution among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who are ages…
Survey year
2014 24% 39% 27% 11% 315
Generational cohort among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who are…
Younger Millennial
Older Millennial
2014 14% 22% 26% 30% 6% 1% 315
2007 < 1% 19% 36% 33% 9% 3% 205
Gender composition among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
2014 43% 57% 325
Racial and ethnic composition among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who identify as…
2014 50% 24% 1% 18% 7% 315
2007 46% 28% < 1% 19% 6% 205
Immigrant status among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
Third generation or higher
2014 12% 7% 81% 311
Income distribution among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who have a household income of…
$100,000 or more
2007 54% 24% 17% 6% 172
Educational distribution among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who have completed…
High school or less
Post-graduate degree
2014 62% 26% 8% 4% 325
Marital status among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
Living with a partner
Divorced/separated
2014 39% 9% 17% 5% 30% 322
Parent of children under 18 among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
Non-parents
Beliefs✭and✭Practices
Importance of religion in one's life among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who say religion is…
Somewhat important
Not too important
Not at all important
2014 67% 24% 5% 3% 2% 325
Attendance at religious services among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who attend religious services…
At least once a week
Once or twice a month/a few times a year
Seldom/never
Frequency of prayer among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who pray…
At least daily
2014 68% 19% 4% 9% < 1% 325
Frequency of participation in prayer, scripture study or religious education groups among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who attend prayer group…
Once or twice a month
Several times a year
2014 29% 10% 7% 53% < 1% 325
Frequency of meditation among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who meditate…
2014 46% 7% 3% 42% 2% 325
Frequency of feeling spiritual peace and wellbeing among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who feel a sense of spiritual peace and wellbeing…
2007 60% 11% 11% 17% 1% 212
Frequency of feeling wonder about the universe among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who feel a sense of wonder about the universe…
Belief in absolute standards for right and wrong among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who say…
There are clear standards for what is right and wrong
Right or wrong depends on the situation
Neither/both equally
Frequency of reading scripture among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who read scripture…
Interpreting scripture among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who say the holy scripture is…
Word of God; should be taken literally
Word of God; not everything taken literally
Word of God; other/don't know
Not the word of God
Other/don't know
Belief in Heaven among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who …in heaven
Don't believe
2014 85% 9% 6% 325
2007 80% 14% 6% 212
Belief in Hell among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who …in hell
Social✭and✭Political✭Views
Party affiliation among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
Republican/lean Rep.
No lean
Democrat/lean Dem.
2014 33% 32% 35% 325
Political ideology among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
Views about size of government among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who would rather have…
Smaller government; fewer services
Bigger government; more services
Depends
Views about government aid to the poor among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who say government aid to the poor…
Does more harm than good
Does more good than harm
Views about abortion among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who say abortion should be…
Legal in all/most cases
Illegal in all/most cases
Views about homosexuality among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who say homosexuality…
Should be accepted
Should be discouraged
Views about same-sex marriage among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who …same-sex marriage
Strongly favor/favor
Oppose/strongly oppose
Views about environmental regulation among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
Stricter environmental laws and regulations cost too many jobs and hurt the economy
Stricter environmental laws and regulations are worth the cost
Views about human evolution among the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong
% of the Unaffiliated adults who believe in God with absolute certainty who say religion is their primary source of guidance on what's right and wrong who say humans…
Evolved; due to natural processes
Evolved; due to God's design
Evolved; don't know how
Always existed in present form


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D is a language with C-like syntax and static typing. It pragmatically combines efficiency, control, and modeling power, with safety and programmer productivity. LDC is a fully open source, portable D compiler which uses LLVM as backend. In my talk, I will introduce the overall architecture of LDC first. I will then use the mapping of the front end AST to LLVM IR to show the required LLVM features. Experiences with LLVM in general, porting to other LLVM backends and integrating features like the AddressSanitizer are highlighted. At last, areas of improvement for LLVM are shown from the perspective of a D compiler (ABI, vararg, exception handling).
D is a language with C-like syntax and static typing. It pragmatically combines efficiency, control, and modeling power, with safety and programmer productivity. Because of its features major companies start to adopt D.
LDC is a fully open source, portable D compiler. It uses the frontend from the reference compiler combined with LLVM as backend to produce efficient native code. LDC targets x86/x86_64 systems like Linux, OS X and Windows and also Linux/PPC64. Ports to other architectures like ARM are underway. Currently, LDC can be built with LLVM 3.1 and all later LLVM releases.
In my talk, I introduce the overall architecture of LDC first. Using the frontend AST as starting point I show how types, statements and expression are mapped to LLVM IR and which LLVM features are required. Experiences with LLVM in general, porting to other LLVM backends than x86 and integrating features like the AddressSanitizer are highlighted. At last, areas of improvement for LLVM are shown from the perspective of a D compiler (ABI, vararg, exception handling).


Back in March, or maybe it was April, I went to Bryan Park to scout the area for good spots for the shoot I was going to be doing with Mason & Alleigh. Russ (my brother), Jenny (sister-in-law), and Charlie came too and I snagged a few photos of Charlie while we were there (duhhhhhh...he is SO darned cute. It's impossible not to take pictures of him!). He walked and walked and walked. He looked under bushes, checked behind trees, pointed out all of the planes that flew overhead, and made sure we were all learning just as much about our surroundings as he was. I've been meaning to share these pictures for a while now. I love his facial expressions. Ultimate concentration while examining the water from above on the bridge, and wonder/amazement when he gets his little sneakers wet.


These problems are not just restricted to the car industry in Europe. Swathes of jobs are being cut across Europe and the US: 2,000 at Deutsche Bank; train maker Bombardier axes 2,200 jobs in Canada, Germany and the UK; mobile phone operator Cingular announces 7,000 job cuts in the US; school watchdog OFSTED cuts 500 jobs - part of the Labour government's plans to axe more than 104,000 civil service jobs across the UK; 15,000 Kodak jobs cut worldwide, with 1,150 in the UK going in the past two months; Marsh & McLennan, the troubled US insurance broker cuts 3,000 jobs. Finally, the attacks are not just limited to employment, but also the 'social wage': unemployment benefits, pensions, health care etc. As the ICC has stressed, "All workers, whether at work or on the dole, whether still active or retired, whether they are in the private sector or the public sector, will from now on be confronted with these attacks on a permanent basis." ('A turning point in the class struggle', International Review 119).
In response to their growing anger and combativity workers are now regularly faced with the increasingly militant language of the trade unions - who are openly encouraging a vote in favour of strike action in the case of the Jaguar workers in Coventry. The unions - Amicus and the TGWU - were quick to respond to Ford's plans. According to the T&G, "Following Ford's betrayal of Jaguar's West Midlands plants with this announcement to effectively sack 1,150 workers, the joint unions have today called for an organised and co-ordinated fight back, beginning with a ballot for industrial action!" (www.tgwu.org.uk). Likewise, the leadership of the Amicus union claimed that "[the] decision could lead to further closures in the future and that they intend to draw a line in the sand. In a strong message to the company Tony Woodley, General Secretary of the T&G, and Amicus General Secretary Derek Simpson said they would provide leadership to workers to fight for their plants and jobs" ('Jaguar unions to fight factory closures', www.amicustheunion.org).
The unions then announced a demonstration in Coventry and a strike ballot, which has begun this week. However, the demo was six weeks after the initial announcement of job losses! Clearly enough time to allow the workers' anger to dissipate. In fact, of the 1,500 workers at the plant, 425 are being offered jobs in Birmingham, with a pay rise; 400 are being offered voluntary redundancy, and according to the company the severance package will be Jaguar's most generous ever; 310 jobs will be retained at the Coventry plant making wood veneer finishes for Jaguar and Aston Martin; the remainder are largely white collar agency workers whose contracts will expire 'naturally'. The company has done a good hatchet job, and although the unions have claimed that they knew nothing of the decision to close the plant, it had been mooted a year earlier in the Sunday Times according to a report on the BBC News website ('Jaguar dismisses closure talk', 20/10/03). Derek Simpson of Amicus said in this article that the unions meet with 'very senior management' every fortnight. Can we really be sure the management never mentioned the possibility of job losses?
The demonstration in Coventry on 27th November was much smaller than had been forecast - or more likely 'hyped up' by the unions and media - with at most 500 people present. The media have continued to play up the numbers present: one report on the BBC website begins by saying "Hundreds of people have marched through Coventry" and then three paragraphs later states that "It is estimated 1,500 people attended". The video of the protest on the same page then has an introduction saying that "Thousands of people have attended a rally in Coventry" ('March to support Jaguar workers', BBC Online, 27/11/04). The last sentence is lifted virtually word for word from the T&G's website... Then the SWP wade in with a claim that "The TGWU union said up to 5,000 joined the protest." (Socialist Worker, 4/12/04)! Clear evidence that the media are complicit in helping the unions get over their 'militant' message. Furthermore, the early start time of 9.30am probably also worked against encouraging workers from other towns and plants to join in.
How can workers impose their own logic?
Contrary to what the bosses and the unions say, there is an alternative to the logic of capitalism. As the ICC's section in Germany pointed out in their leaflet on the disputes at Karstadt and Opel, "If you approach things, not as the problem of Opel or of Karstadt, or of Germany, but as a problem of society as a whole, completely different perspectives emerge. If you consider the world, not from the point of view of a single plant or company, but from the point of view of society, from the point of view of human well being, the victims no longer appear as belonging to Opel or Karstadt, but as part of a social class of wage labourers, who are the main victims of the capitalist crisis. Seen from this perspective, it then becomes clear that [all workers] share a common fate and interest - not with their exploiters, but with each other" (Karstadt, Opel, Volkswagen: the need for workers' solidarity, web supplement to International Review 119).
In the face of these mass attacks the proletariat has historically unleashed its own weapon: the mass strike of all workers. And while such actions are not yet possible, "Such a defensive action of the whole working class would give the class the self confidence it needs to counter the arrogance of the ruling class. Moreover, such massive mobilisations would be able to change the social climate, promoting the recognition that human needs have to become the guideline of society. This putting in question of capitalism would in turn increase the determination of the employees and the unemployed to defend their interests in the here and now." (ibid.) The walkouts at Bochum, where several thousand workers downed tools for six days, and to a similar extent the recent walkout by workers at Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant in Liverpool over the sacking of 47 workers, demonstrate that at one level workers are increasingly willing to show solidarity with those under attack because they know that it could be their jobs to go next.
In the long term the proletariat will come to understand that their sacrifices for the company are in vain: that there is no way out of capitalism's vicious circle. This system is historically bankrupt, not just economically, but at the level of holding any perspective whatsoever for the future of humanity. It is at this point, when the proletariat raises its struggle from the defence of its immediate economic interests to the posing of its political dictatorship over society that it truly begins to reveal its true nature as the only revolutionary class.


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Pearlman ArtThe Art and Works of Barbara Pearlman
Fashion Drawings
Work spanning from 1965 to 2022:
Fashion illustration: 1965 – 1978
Painting: 1978-2000
Sculpture: 2000 – 2022
Barbara Pearlman is a graduate of Parson's School of Design. After starting as an illustrator with Neiman Marcus, she moved to Paris where she worked as an illustrator for Europe's leading fashion publications, including editorial work for Paris Vogue, Bazaar, Marie Claire, Jardin des Modes, Elie and Italian Vogue. Additional illustration work included assignments from Dior and Volkswagen and special assignments from French television. Commercial assignments came from leading department stores in France, Holland and Germany and from numerous fashion agencies.
After returning to the United States, Ms. Pearlman, already a world renowned illustrator, was selected as the illustrator for all advertising by Galey & Lord, a division of Burlington Industries. She has been internationally recognized and honored for the outstanding level and quality of her work on this account, which spanned ten years. She was honored by the Society of Illustrators, to which she was also elected a judge and an invited lecturer. The Goucher College of Art Tour visited her studio, she being an artist who had successfully spanned both the commercial and fine art worlds. Her work also included costume drawings for the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Articles about Barbara Pearlman and her work have appeared in French Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire, British Vogue and Harpers. Her work was featured in an art article by Penthouse (U.S. and U.K.), New York Magazine and in German publications such as Gebraucht Graphic which wrote, "Miss Pearlman has opened up a new era for both photo and drawing in the freedom of expression exemplified by her figures.". Further articles have appeared in Russian, Polish and Hungarian magazines. She also appears in the picture file in the New York Public Library and in libraries throughout the United States.
Her editorial illustration work also included Vogue, Harpers, Penthouse, Glamour, Good Housekeeping, New York Magazine, New York Art, New York Times Fashion of the Times, New York Times fashion centerfold and the pilot of an animated film for which she did all the drawings, the rights of which were purchased by Penthouse Magazine.
Barbara Pearlman's first painting exibition was with the Frankfurt Gallery in Germany. Her works achieved considerable impact, with wonderful critical reviews, and were used as partr of a course, "Phenomenology in the Arts", at New York University.
In 1985, Ms. Pearlman's second exhibition of works was held at the Frankfurt Gallery. The art press was most enthusiastic about the power and uniqueness of her work. In the Fueillerton Press on October 30, 1985, it was said, "The artist has an extraordinary talent to allot space and keep the weight in perfect balance. Her beings raise themselves high up and bend diagonally across the paper, three yards and more, with part of the picture still rolled up on the floor. Pearlman's paintings are horrendous eruptions of a veritable furor to paint, precarious outings on the brink of the ineffable, related to Goya, Munch and Schultze's Migots, and yet of a different kind of terror."
When the Frankfurter Gallery in Palmengarten showed Barbara Pearlman's paintings her human forms were still veiled in a gentler aura. The drawing was less eruptive. Aesthetic effect outweighed pure expression. And now, after the death of a friend, a new rupture. The paintings get larger in size, their lined more edged, the duo scenes are enlarged to embrace groups. She transmits the agonies she has suffered as an undissembled experience of herself. These are paintings whose immediacy allows them to meet the always wished for challenge, to communicate the subject and its being.
Ms. Pearlman has not shown ther work for the last 30 years until now.
© 2023 Copyright Pearlmanart


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Агнес фон Бабенберг (; ; * ок. 1108/1113; † 24/25 януари 1163, Алтенбург) е австрийска маркграфиня от род Бабенберги и чрез женитба херцогиня на Полша и херцогиня на Силезия.

Биография
Тя е втората дъщеря на австрийския маркграф Свети Леополд III († 1136) и втората му съпруга Агнес от Вайблинген († 1143), вдовица на херцог Фридрих I Хоенщауфен от Швабия († 1105), дъщеря на император Хайнрих IV († 1106) и Берта Савойска († 1087). Сестра е на Ото от Фрайзинг († 1158), епископ на Фрайзинг и историк, Конрад II († 1168), епископ на Пасау, архиепископ на Залцбург, херцог Хайнрих II Язомиргот († 1177), херцог Леополд IV († 1141). Полусестра е на Фридрих II Едноки († 1147) херцог на Швабия, и Конрад III († 1152) херцог на Франкония 1116 – 1120, немски крал (1138 – 1152). Сестра ѝ Гертруда († 1151) се омъжва през 1140 г. за крал Владислав II от Бохемия († 1175).

Агнес фон Бабенберг се омъжва през 1125 г. за полския княз Владислав II Изгнаник († 1159) от род Пясти, херцог на Силезия (1138 – 1146). През 1146 г. семейството е прогонено от Полша и след кратък период на престой в Чехия се установява в Германия, където германския крал Конрад III приютява семейството в саксонския замък Алтенбург.

Агнес фон Бабенберг умира на 25 януари 1160 г. в Алтенбург и е погребана в манастир Пфорте/Заале.

Деца
Агнес и Владислав II Изгнаник основават линията на "силезийските Пясти". Те имат децата:

 Болеслав I Високи (* ок. 1127; † 7 декември 1201), от 1163 г. херцог на Силезия в Бреслау, женен I. 1142 г. за Свинислава от Киев (херцог на ок. 1155), II. ок. 1156 г. за Аделхайд фон Зулцбах (* пр. 11 януари 1126; † 25 август)
 Рикса от Силезия (* между 1130/1140; † 16 юни 1185), омъжена I. 1152 г. за крал Алфонсо VII от Кастилия († 21 август 1157), II. за Раймон Беренгар II (* 1135, † 1166), III. 1167 г. за Алберхт III (Алберт), граф на Еверщайн (1135 – 1197/1202)
 Мешко I Кривоноги (* ок. 1138; † 16 май 1211), херцог на Силезия, Опелн и Ратибор, женен между 1170 и 1178 г. за Лудмила (* ок. 1150; † ок. 20 октомври 1211), родители на:
 Казимир I Ополски (* между 1178 и 1179; † 13 май 1229), женен през 1218 г., за Виола Асен Българска (* ок. 1182 в Търново; † 7 септември 1251), сестра на българския цар Иван Асен II (* ок. 1190; † юни 1241), дъщеря на цар Иван Асен I (* ок. 1156; † сл. 1196)
 Конрад Тънконоги (* 1146/57; † 17 януари 1180/90), от 1178 херцог на Силезия в Глогау, 1181 домхер в Бамберг и елект/епископ на Бамберг
 Алберт (* ок. 1156; † ок. 1168/78).

Литература
 Carl Magnus Allström: Dictionary of Royal Lineage, 1902
 Jirí Louda und Michael MacLagan: Lines of Succession: Heraldry of the Royal Families of Europe, 2nd edition. London, UK: Little, Brown and Company, 1999.
 Karl Lechner, Die Babenberger, 1992.
 Brigitte Vacha & Walter Pohl, Die Welt der Babenberger: Schleier, Kreuz und Schwert, Graz, 1995.
 Unknown author, Wallop Family, p. 43; Europaische Stammtafeln by Isenburg, chart 39.
 Detlev Schwennicke, Europaische Stammtafeln, New Series, Vol. I/1, Tafel 84.
 Europaische Stammtafeln, by Wilhelm Karl, Prinz zu Isenburg, Vol. III, Tafel 9.

Източници

Външни препратки

 AGNES, Foundation for Medieval Genealogy
 Agnes Babenberg, thepeerage.com

Бабенберги
Пясти
Херцози на Силезия
Австрийци
Жени
Родени през 12 век
Починали през 1163 година

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Eleanor Of Aquitaine: By the Wrath of God, Queen of England
Alison Weir (Autor)
Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine was one of the leading personalities of the Middle Ages and also one of the most controversial. She was beautiful, intelligent and wilful, and in her lifetime there were rumours about her that were not without substance. She had been reared in a relaxed and licentious court where the arts of the troubadours flourished, and was even said to have presided over the fabled Courts of Love. Eleanor married in turn Louis VII of France and Henry II of England, and was the mother of Richard the Lionheart and King John. She lived to be 82, but it was only in old age that she triumphed over the adversities and tragedies of her earlier years and became virtual ruler of England.
Eleanor has exerted a fascination over writers and biographers for 800 years, but the prevailing myths and legends that attach to her name still tend to obscure the truth. By careful research, Alison Weir has produced a vivid biography with a fresh and provocative perspective on this extraordinary woman.


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Windows Camera panorama mode now available in the Production ring, but not for everyone
By Rich Woods Senior Editor for North America Neowin @@TheRichWoods · Aug 24, 2016 14:18 EDT · Hot! with 12 comments
After being offered to the Fast ring over a month ago, Microsoft has finally released an update to Windows Camera that enables panorama mode to users on the Production ring. To be clear, the Production ring consists of devices that are not on the Insider Program.
All Windows 10 devices should have the ability to download the latest version of the app; however, the feature is not available to them all. When panorama was first offered to the Fast ring, a Feedback Hub post said that it would work on the Lumia 550, 650, 950, and 950 XL, along with some PCs, such as the Surface 3, Pro 4, and Book.
We've found that it works on other higher end Lumias as well, such as the Lumia 640, 830, Icon, 930, and 1520. In other words, pretty much any Windows phone that supported Lumia Camera 5 when on Windows Phone 8.1.
In our testing, we found that the Surface Pro 3 doesn't make the cut, along with lower end Windows phones like the Lumia 535 and Yezz Billy 4.7.
Have you received panorama on your phone yet? Let us know about it in the comments!
Windows camera
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Honor 8 flagship comes to Europe, with dual-12MP camera and octa-core processor
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Q: Create a commit and a pull request from the master branch I often create quick little bug fixes and commit directly to master. I know this is rather dangerous since it skips the review step.
Instead, I know I should first create a new branch, commit to that branch and create a pull request on Github.
Is there a command that achieves what I want (commit to PR instead of directly to master)?


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'Fortnite' is red hot, but EA and Activision are still thriving
by Paul R. La Monica @lamonicabuzz May 9, 2018: 2:40 PM ET
Here's why video game movies don't work
"Fortnite" is insanely popular.
It generated more than $125 million in revenue in March — mostly from in-game purchases. You can even play for a limited time as Thanos, the baddest of bad guys from the Disney (DIS)-owned Marvel Cinematic Universe and the "Avengers: Infinity War" blockbuster movie.
But "Fortnite" and other so-called multiplayer battle royale games, like "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" ("PUBG" for short), don't appear to be hurting traditional video game companies.
"Fortnite" is a game that lets more than one person play at once. The goal? To survive a zombie apocalypse. It was developed by Epic Games, a company partly owned by the Chinese mobile and gaming giant Tencent (TCEHY).
Executives from Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard both seem to think it's good for them because it increases attention for all games.
EA (EA), the maker of the FIFA, "Madden NFL," "Battlefield" and "Sims" franchises of games, beat Wall Street forecasts for sales and profit. Shares rose 3% on Wednesday and are up more than 20% this year.
And last week Activision Blizzard (ATVI), which owns the "Call of Duty" and "World of Warcraft" games, posted its own solid results. Its stock has gained 12% this year.
Shares of both companies, along with Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), the company behind the "Grand Theft Auto" series, all took a hit earlier this year because of concerns that "Fortnite" would eat into their sales and profit.
Those fears appear to be for naught.
Blake Jorgensen, EA's chief operating officer and chief financial officer, told analysts that "Fortnite" has "helped grow the whole marketplace."
"And in particular, it's bringing younger people into the marketplace and younger people into first-person shooters," he said, referencing a type of action game. "I think that's good for the long-run health of that category for all of us in the industry."
Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick had a similar take.
"Gaming is constantly evolving and innovating, which often expands the marketplace, and the success of Fortnite is no exception," Kotick said on his company's earnings call. "This game is attracting new players of all ages and gender and it is helping gaming become even more mainstream entertainment."
In other words, bring it. The more the merrier.
Related: Electronic Arts is on fire even though latest 'Star Wars' game was a flop
Still, analysts are wondering whether the popularity of "Fortnite" and "PUBG" might hurt other video game companies.
Executives from smaller mobile game companies Zynga (ZNGA) and Glu (GLUU) were asked about Fortnite on their latest earnings calls. One analyst even asked executives at Snap Inc. (SNAP) whether people are spending less time on Snapchat because they're playing so much "Fortnite" and "PUBG."
Snap chief strategy officer Imran Khan, a former Wall Street analyst, conceded that his 8-year-old son is a "Fortnite" fan — and that they've played it together. But he wasn't sure that the rise of games like "Fortnite" is hurting Snapchat.
"I think it's really hard for me to sit here and predict how that's ... impacting time on our platform at this point," Khan said.
I have an 8-year-old, too. For what it's worth, he's more interested in playing EA's "FIFA" on his tablet than "Fortnite."
CNNMoney (New York) First published May 9, 2018: 2:40 PM ET


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Ken Harrelson wins Frick Award for broadcast excellence
Chicago White Sox broadcaster Ken 'The Hawk' Harrelson acknowledges the crowd on Hawk Day as he was honored by the White Sox before a game against the Boston Red Sox on September 2, 2018 at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago. ( Quinn Harris/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images )
SAN DIEGO - Ken Harrelson, a former player who called Chicago White Sox games for 34 years, on Wednesday won the Hall of Fame's Ford C. Frick award for excellence in broadcasting.
"It's just such an honor," Harrelson said. "I've always considered myself to be probably as lucky, if not the luckiest, human being who ever stepped two feet on the face of the earth."
Before starting his 43-season broadcast career, the 78-year-old was an outfielder and first baseman from 1963-71 for the Kansas City Athletics, Boston, Cleveland and Washington.
He was part of Boston's "Impossible Dream" team that reached the 1967 World Series, having been signed by the Red Sox in late August after being released by Kansas City. Harrelson then led the majors with 109 RBIs in 1968 with Boston.
He started broadcasting for the Red Sox (1975-81) and switched to the White Sox in 1982. Harrelson became Chicago's general manager after the 1985 season, left after one year and became a New York Yankees' broadcaster in 1987.
He returned to the White Sox broadcast crew in 1989 and stayed through 2018. He is a five-time Emmy Award winner and was also a finalist for the Frick award in 2007, 2014 and 2017. He's known for memorable catch phrases like "He gone!", "Mercy!" and "You can put it on the board, yes!"
"I've won some awards in my life and done some things in my life that I was very proud of, but this was something different," he said. "I really haven't digested it yet."
Harrelson will be recognized at the Hall in Cooperstown, New York, during an awards presentation on July 25, a day before induction ceremonies.