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In 2005, Westergaard was asked by his newspaper Jyllands-Posten to draw the prophet Muhammad, quote, "as you see him," end quote. His cartoon outraged many Muslims who called it blasphemous and offensive. Drawing any images of the prophet Muhammad is prohibited in Islam. Protestors responded by setting fire to Danish e...	in 2005, westergaard was asked by his newspaper jyllands-posten to draw the prophet muhammad quote "as you see him" end quote his cartoon outraged many muslims who called it. blasphemous and offensive drawing any, images of the prophet. muhammad, is prohibited in islam protestors responded by setting fire to danish, em...	In 2005, Westergaard was asked. by his newspaper Jyllands-Posten to draw the prophet Muhammad quote "as you, see, him" end quote His. cartoon outraged many Muslims who called it blasphemous and offensive Drawing any images of the prophet Muhammad is prohibited in Islam, Protestors, responded by setting fire to Danish e...	in 2005, westergaard was asked by his newspaper jyllands-posten to draw the prophet muhammad, quote, "as you see him," end quote. his cartoon outraged many muslims who called it blasphemous and offensive. drawing any images of the prophet muhammad is prohibited in islam. protestors responded by setting fire to danish e...
Westergaard is now under the protection of the Danish Secret Service because of death threats. Kurt Westergaard reached us by phone. Mr. Westergaard, where are you?	westergaard is now, under the protection of the danish secret service because of death threats kurt westergaard reached us by phone mr westergaard, where are	Westergaard is now under the; protection of the Danish Secret Service because of death threats Kurt Westergaard reached us. by phone. Mr Westergaard where, are	westergaard is now under the protection of the danish secret service because of death threats. kurt westergaard reached us by phone. mr. westergaard, where are you?
Well, I cannot tell you that because I am under the protection of the Danish Secret Service. So, I cannot inform you about my position.	well i cannot tell you that because i am under the protection of the danish secret, service so i cannot inform you about my	Well I cannot tell you that because I am under the. protection of the, Danish Secret Service So I cannot inform you. about my	well, i cannot tell you that because i am under the protection of the danish secret service. so, i cannot inform you about my position.
Describe what happened to you on New Year's Day.	describe what happened to you on new year's	Describe what happened to you on New Year's	describe what happened to you on new year's day.
Yes.			yes.
What happened?	what	What	what happened?
I was sitting in our living room with my little grandchild. She's five years old. And then the intruder, he came in. He smashed the window in our garden with a very big axe. So, I turned to the bathroom. And then the man, he started hammering at the bathroom door with his axe. Finally, the police came. I don't know how...	i, was. sitting in, our living room with my little grandchild she's five, years old and then; the intruder he, came in he smashed, the window in our garden. with a very big axe so i turned to the bathroom and then the. man he started hammering at the, bathroom door with his axe finally the. police came i don't, know ho...	I was sitting in our living room with my little grandchild She's. five years old And then the intruder he came in He, smashed. the window in our garden. with, a very big axe So I turned to the bathroom And then the man he started hammering at the bathroom door with his axe Finally the police came I don't know how long ...	i was sitting in our living room with my little grandchild. she's five years old. and then the intruder, he came in. he smashed the window in our garden with a very big axe. so, i turned to the bathroom. and then the man, he started hammering at the bathroom door with his axe. finally, the police came. i don't know how...
You published this cartoon back in 2005, and have you been in physical danger since then?	you published this cartoon. back in, 2005, and have you been in physical danger. since	You published this. cartoon back in 2005, and have you been in physical danger since	you published this cartoon back in 2005, and have you been in physical danger since then?
Oh yes. I have been surveyed by the police and the Secret Service all the way. And now they increase the Secret Service.	oh yes i have been surveyed, by the police and the secret service, all the way and now they increase the secret	Oh; yes, I have been surveyed. by, the police and the Secret, Service all the way And now they increase the Secret	oh yes. i have been surveyed by the police and the secret service all the way. and now they increase the secret service.
You'll have a bodyguard full time.	you'll have a bodyguard full	You'll have a bodyguard full	you'll have a bodyguard full time.
Yes, I suppose so.	yes i suppose	Yes I suppose,	yes, i suppose so.
Well, number one, I was not affected by (with resonance) `trying to sound like him. Now we have these problems we must fa'--some preachers tried to actually imitate the sound of his voice. For me, I think he affected me with respect to make it clear, have the courage not to fuzz it up with all sor...	well number one i was not affected by (with resonance) `trying to sound like him now we have these problems we must fa'--some preachers tried to actually imitate. the sound of his voice for me i think he affected me with respect to make it clear have the courage not. to fuzz it up with all sorts o...	Well number one I was not affected; by (with resonance) `trying to sound like him Now we have these problems, we must fa'--some preachers tried to. actually. imitate the sound of. his voice For me I think he affected me with respect to make it clear have the courage, not to fuzz it up. with all so...	well, number one, i was not affected by (with resonance) `trying to sound like him. now we have these problems we must fa'--some preachers tried to actually imitate the sound of his voice. for me, i think he affected me with respect to make it clear, have the courage not to fuzz it up with all sor...
Sir, finally, which Martin Luther King Jr. speech in particular do you believe best sums up the oratorical skills of this man?	sir finally which, martin luther. king jr speech in particular do you believe best sums, up, the oratorical skills of. this	Sir finally which Martin, Luther King Jr speech in particular do you, believe best; sums up the oratorical skills of this	sir, finally, which martin luther king jr. speech in particular do you believe best sums up the oratorical skills of this man?
Well, let me tell you, you know, when you're having a dive, you score the dive on the degree of difficulty of the dive. When Dr. King stood up at the Riverside Church on a Sun--on that night when he was addressing clergy and laity concerned and he preached a sermon, `a time to end silence,' when he...	well let me tell you you know when you're having a dive you score the dive on the degree of difficulty of the dive when dr king stood up at the. riverside church on a sun--on that night. when he was addressing clergy and laity concerned and he preached a sermon `a time to end silence' when he. gave...	Well let; me tell you you know when you're having a dive you score the dive on the degree of difficulty of the dive When Dr. King stood; up at the Riverside Church on a Sun--on that night when. he was. addressing. clergy, and laity. concerned and he preached a sermon `a time to end silence' when he...	well, let me tell you, you know, when you're having a dive, you score the dive on the degree of difficulty of the dive. when dr. king stood up at the riverside church on a sun--on that night when he was addressing clergy and laity concerned and he preached a sermon, `a time to end silence,' when he...
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We were taking the black young men who have been crippled by our society and sending them 8,000 miles away to guarantee liberties in Southeast Asia which they have not found in southwest Georgia and East Harlem.	we were taking the black young men. who have been crippled by our society and sending them 8,000 miles away to guarantee liberties in southeast asia which they have not found in southwest georgia and east	We, were taking the black young men who have, been crippled by our society and sending them 8,000 miles away to guarantee liberties in Southeast Asia which they have, not, found in southwest Georgia and East,	we were taking the black young men who have been crippled by our society and sending them 8,000 miles away to guarantee liberties in southeast asia which they have not found in southwest georgia and east harlem.
But again, you've got to think about `I see the promised land.' That one is a sermon that you really discover that no matter what they say about the rest of us preachers, King was in a class by himself.	but again you've, got to think about, `i see the promised land' that one, is a sermon that you really discover that. no matter what they say about, the. rest of us preachers, king, was in a class by	But again you've got to think about `I see the promised land' That one is a sermon that you really discover that no matter what. they say about the rest of us preachers King was in a class by	but again, you've got to think about `i see the promised land.' that one is a sermon that you really discover that no matter what they say about the rest of us preachers, king was in a class by himself.
Thank you, sir.	thank you	Thank you	thank you, sir.
And thank you.	and thank	And thank	and thank you.
That was NPR's Phillip Martin, speaking with Reverend James Forbes Jr. Reverend Forbes is a senior minister at New York's Riverside Church.	that was npr's phillip martin, speaking with reverend james forbes jr reverend forbes is a senior minister at new york's riverside	That was NPR's Phillip; Martin speaking with Reverend James Forbes Jr Reverend Forbes is a senior minister at New York's Riverside	that was npr's phillip martin, speaking with reverend james forbes jr. reverend forbes is a senior minister at new york's riverside church.
This is TALK OF THE NATION, I'm Neal Conan in Washington.	this is. talk of the nation i'm neal conan in	This is TALK OF THE NATION I'm Neal Conan, in	this is talk of the nation, i'm neal conan in washington.
Just 200 years ago, when we sat down to lunch, we knew where everything in the room came from - the cheese, the chair and the silverware. So where did the tuna in your lunch today come from, and the toaster, and for that matter the bread? These days, we're alienated from the ingredients of our lives, even as many of us...	just 200 years ago. when we. sat down to lunch we knew, where everything in the room. came from - the cheese the chair and the silverware so, where did the tuna in your lunch today; come from and the toaster and for that matter the bread? these days we're alienated from the ingredients, of our lives even as many, of us...	Just 200 years ago when we sat down, to lunch we knew where everything in, the. room came from, - the cheese the chair and the, silverware So where did, the tuna, in your lunch today come from and the toaster and for. that matter the bread? These days, we're, alienated from the ingredients of our lives even, as many of...	just 200 years ago, when we sat down to lunch, we knew where everything in the room came from - the cheese, the chair and the silverware. so where did the tuna in your lunch today come from, and the toaster, and for that matter the bread? these days, we're alienated from the ingredients of our lives, even as many of us...
He observes the inspiration, manufacture and meaning of a new cookie called the Moment. He watches accountants and transmission engineers, and along the way he wonders what makes our work joyous or meaningful. What makes it worth it? So tell us: What do people just not get about your job? What don't they see? Truckers ...	he observes the inspiration. manufacture and meaning of a new cookie called the moment he watches accountants and transmission engineers and along the way he wonders what makes our work joyous. or meaningful what makes it worth it? so tell us: what do people just not get about. your job? what don't they see? truckers a...	He. observes the inspiration manufacture and meaning of a new cookie called the Moment He watches accountants and; transmission engineers and along the, way he wonders. what makes our work. joyous or meaningful What makes. it worth. it? So tell us: What do people just not get about your, job? What don't they see? Truck...	he observes the inspiration, manufacture and meaning of a new cookie called the moment. he watches accountants and transmission engineers, and along the way he wonders what makes our work joyous or meaningful. what makes it worth it? so tell us: what do people just not get about your job? what don't they see? truckers ...
And later, from work to play - sure, we know you'll remember the perfect honeymoon on the beach, but we want to hear about that most memorable family vacation disaster. Did the kids get chicken pox at the Grand Canyon? Which one lives on in family lore? Email us, talk@npr.org.	and later from work to play - sure we know you'll remember the perfect honeymoon on the beach but we want to hear about that most memorable family vacation disaster did the kids get chicken pox at the, grand canyon? which, one lives on in family lore? email us	And. later from work to play - sure we know you'll remember the perfect honeymoon on the beach, but we want to hear about that most memorable family vacation disaster Did the kids get chicken pox at the Grand, Canyon? Which one lives on in family lore? Email us	and later, from work to play - sure, we know you'll remember the perfect honeymoon on the beach, but we want to hear about that most memorable family vacation disaster. did the kids get chicken pox at the grand canyon? which one lives on in family lore? email us, talk@npr.org.
But first, the joys and sorrows of - "The Pleasures And Sorrows Of Work." Alain de Botton is the author of a number of books on the philosophy of everyday life. And he joins us today from the studios of the BBC in London. Nice to have you back on TALK OF THE NATION.	but first the; joys and sorrows of - "the, pleasures, and sorrows of work" alain, de botton, is the author of a number of books on the philosophy, of everyday life and he joins us today from the studios of the bbc in london nice to have, you back on talk of the	But first the joys and sorrows of - "The Pleasures And Sorrows Of Work" Alain de Botton is the author of a number of books on the philosophy of everyday life, And he joins us today from the, studios of the BBC in London Nice to have you back. on TALK, OF THE	but first, the joys and sorrows of - "the pleasures and sorrows of work." alain de botton is the author of a number of books on the philosophy of everyday life. and he joins us today from the studios of the bbc in london. nice to have you back on talk of the nation.
Thanks very much. Thanks for having me.	thanks very much thanks for having,	Thanks very. much Thanks for having	thanks very much. thanks for having me.
And let me return to that unfortunate tuna for a moment. From the moment it's lifted out of the water in the Indian Ocean to the supermarket shelf in Bristol, 50 hours, which is an amazing - and as you point out - almost invisible accomplishment.	and let me return to that unfortunate tuna for a, moment from the moment it's lifted out of the; water; in the indian ocean to. the supermarket shelf in bristol, 50 hours which is an amazing. - and, as you point out - almost invisible	And let me return. to that unfortunate. tuna for a moment From, the moment it's lifted out of the water. in the Indian Ocean to the. supermarket shelf in Bristol 50 hours which is an. amazing - and as you point out - almost invisible	and let me return to that unfortunate tuna for a moment. from the moment it's lifted out of the water in the indian ocean to the supermarket shelf in bristol, 50 hours, which is an amazing - and as you point out - almost invisible accomplishment.
That's right. I mean it's, you know, this is in a culture. This is the Indian Ocean, where things generally move pretty slowly. And you have a kind of VIP lane for the tuna. I mean, the tuna is sent by - often hydrofoil or a high-powered boat from the place where it's caught to the airport, directly into the hole of an...	that's right i mean it's you know this is in a culture this is. the indian ocean where things generally move pretty, slowly and you have a. kind. of vip lane for the tuna i mean the tuna is sent by - often hydrofoil or a high-powered boat; from the place where it's caught to the airport directly into the hole of an air...	That's right I mean it's you know this is, in a culture This is the Indian Ocean where things generally move pretty slowly And you have a kind of, VIP lane for the tuna I mean the tuna is sent by - often, hydrofoil or a high-powered boat from the place where it's caught to the airport directly into the hole of an aircr...	that's right. i mean it's, you know, this is in a culture. this is the indian ocean, where things generally move pretty slowly. and you have a kind of vip lane for the tuna. i mean, the tuna is sent by - often hydrofoil or a high-powered boat from the place where it's caught to the airport, directly into the hole of an...
And it's just - there's something that appealed to me about the idea of tracing fish in a plane. You know, most airplanes that you take, most intercontinental flights, will have fish in the hold. And I don't know, that image of fish up in the sky seemed to me to reflect some of the beauty, craziness, dedication of the ...	and it's just, - there's something that appealed to me about the idea, of tracing fish in a plane you know most airplanes that you take most intercontinental flights will have fish in the. hold and i don't know that image of fish up in. the sky seemed to me to, reflect some, of the beauty, craziness dedication of the m...	And it's just - there's. something that appealed to me about the idea of tracing fish in a plane You know most, airplanes that you take most. intercontinental flights will. have, fish in the hold, And, I don't know that. image of fish up in. the sky seemed, to me to reflect some of; the beauty craziness. dedication of ...	and it's just - there's something that appealed to me about the idea of tracing fish in a plane. you know, most airplanes that you take, most intercontinental flights, will have fish in the hold. and i don't know, that image of fish up in the sky seemed to me to reflect some of the beauty, craziness, dedication of the ...
And the modern world of work, you suggest, we celebrate doctors, lawyers, the people we see on television. We don't celebrate the kind of people who actually do most of our everyday work.	and the modern world of work you suggest we celebrate doctors lawyers the people we see on television we don't celebrate the kind of people who actually do; most of our, everyday	And the modern world of work you suggest we. celebrate doctors lawyers the people we see on television, We don't celebrate the kind, of people who actually do most of our everyday	and the modern world of work, you suggest, we celebrate doctors, lawyers, the people we see on television. we don't celebrate the kind of people who actually do most of our everyday work.
There is, I think, a curious silence, particularly in kind of works of high culture, about how the world is actually made and functions. Of course, we reflect the working world through our economic analysis, through the business pages of the newspapers, through business analysis, but for what work really feels like, th...	there is i think a, curious silence particularly in kind of. works of high culture about how, the world is actually made and functions of course we reflect the working world through our economic; analysis through the business pages of the newspapers through business analysis. but for what. work really feels like there'...	There is I think a curious silence particularly, in kind of works of high culture about how the world is actually made and functions Of course. we reflect the working world through our economic analysis through the business; pages of the newspapers through business analysis but. for what work really feels like there's ...	there is, i think, a curious silence, particularly in kind of works of high culture, about how the world is actually made and functions. of course, we reflect the working world through our economic analysis, through the business pages of the newspapers, through business analysis, but for what work really feels like, th...
But one of the things that you don't get to see is that actually, people are going to the office, the business park, the factory. There's an odd silence. We somehow don't hold up a mirror to what we're actually doing.	but one of the things that, you don't get; to see is that, actually people are, going to the office the business park the factory there's an odd silence we somehow don't hold up a mirror to what we're actually	But one of the things that you don't get to see is that actually, people are going, to the office the. business park; the factory There's an odd silence We somehow don't hold up a mirror to. what we're actually	but one of the things that you don't get to see is that actually, people are going to the office, the business park, the factory. there's an odd silence. we somehow don't hold up a mirror to what we're actually doing.
And there is a fascinating passage when you visit the biscuit company -that's a cookie company for American consumption. And this is a company that is in the process of trying out a new product, and I guess we should not be shocked that the product was developed not in a bakery or in a kitchen but in a focus group.	and there is a fascinating, passage when you. visit the biscuit company -that's a cookie company for american consumption. and this is, a, company, that is, in the process of trying out a. new. product and i guess we should not be shocked that the product was developed not in a bakery or in. a kitchen but in a focus	And there is a fascinating passage when you visit the biscuit company, -that's a. cookie company for American consumption. And this is a company that is in the. process of trying out a new product and I guess we should not be shocked that. the product, was; developed not in a bakery or in a kitchen but, in a focus	and there is a fascinating passage when you visit the biscuit company -that's a cookie company for american consumption. and this is a company that is in the process of trying out a new product, and i guess we should not be shocked that the product was developed not in a bakery or in a kitchen but in a focus group.
Oh, Neal, it is my distinct pleasure to speak with you finally.	oh neal it is my distinct pleasure to speak with you	Oh Neal it is my distinct pleasure. to speak with you.	oh, neal, it is my distinct pleasure to speak with you finally.
Thank you.	thank	Thank	thank you.
Bye, bye. Let's talk with Bill. Bill's with us from San Antonio, Texas.	bye bye. let's talk with bill bill's with us, from san antonio	Bye bye, Let's talk. with Bill Bill's with us from San Antonio	bye, bye. let's talk with bill. bill's with us from san antonio, texas.
Egypt has many cultures. You know, some of them come from the Islamic era, others come from the Mediterranean, others from the pharaohs. Then we have to respect them.	egypt has many cultures you know some. of them come from, the islamic era others come from the mediterranean others from the pharaohs then we. have to respect	Egypt has many cultures You, know some of them come from the. Islamic era others come, from the Mediterranean others from the pharaohs; Then we have to respect.	egypt has many cultures. you know, some of them come from the islamic era, others come from the mediterranean, others from the pharaohs. then we have to respect them.
The niqab debate has produced strange bedfellows, with civil rights advocates standing with the Islamists in defense of a woman's right to cover her face.	the, niqab debate has produced strange bedfellows with civil rights advocates standing with the islamists in defense of. a woman's right; to cover her,	The niqab debate, has produced strange bedfellows with civil rights advocates standing with, the Islamists in defense of a woman's right to cover her	the niqab debate has produced strange bedfellows, with civil rights advocates standing with the islamists in defense of a woman's right to cover her face.
Hossam Bahgat at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights said the ban further discriminates against women who are already struggling to succeed in a heavily patriarchal society.	hossam bahgat at the egyptian initiative for. personal rights said the ban further discriminates against women who are already, struggling to succeed, in a heavily patriarchal	Hossam Bahgat at the Egyptian, Initiative for Personal Rights said the ban. further; discriminates against women who are already. struggling to succeed in, a heavily patriarchal	hossam bahgat at the egyptian initiative for personal rights said the ban further discriminates against women who are already struggling to succeed in a heavily patriarchal society.
On the other hand, editor Rania al-Malky wrote in the English-language Egypt Daily News that rejecting the ban on the grounds that it deprives women of opportunity would only perpetuate what she calls this cycle of psychological and social violence in the name of religion.	on the other hand editor rania al-malky wrote in the english-language egypt daily news that rejecting the ban on the grounds that it deprives women of opportunity would only perpetuate what she calls this, cycle of psychological and social violence in the name of	On the other hand editor Rania al-Malky wrote in the English-language Egypt Daily. News. that rejecting the ban on the grounds that it deprives women of opportunity would only perpetuate what she calls this cycle of psychological and social violence in the; name of	on the other hand, editor rania al-malky wrote in the english-language egypt daily news that rejecting the ban on the grounds that it deprives women of opportunity would only perpetuate what she calls this cycle of psychological and social violence in the name of religion.