In the well thought of info sheet that shared the confined space of the envelope with the album itself, the members of Devianz mentioned, among other extensive information, that their sound resembles, in a way the sound of the band At the drive in. I stood there, suspicious, because I am not a fan of the mentioned band, but I knew this is not going to be a reason not to give this album a listen. Indeed, the dramatic and bombastic at times elements of the furious rock music that can be found in the music of At the drive in have some grasp in the music of 'A corps interrompus'. However I am more interested in a different angle that is revealed in the essence of the music played in these fourteen tracks. This band has a touch to its sound which makes it a little more naïve and a lot more sincere.
While I cannot personally relate to this kind of music, this sincerity catches my attention as I listen to "L'alchimie des sens" and appreciate the pain that takes shape in the music. I can also appreciate the musical ability of the five members of Devianz and their ability to turn their emotions (and there are plenty of emotions in this album) to the relevant music. Near the end of this song, a sudden shout is heard. Dry and oh so painful to the throat, this painful growl shows a glimpse of the band's ability to venture into more extreme regions of music. As I understand they have the ability to get much angrier and dirtier than they appear, I find it easy to understand their choices of musical tastes. They prove that they are nice, but they can become monsters if need be.
Maybe not monsters, but deviants, surely.


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There will be ghosts and ghouls aplenty at Halloween parties across the nation this weekend, but lottery players needn't wait until Saturday night to try and land themselves a massive treat. The EuroMillions game will boast a quadruple rollover jackpot which is expected to weigh in at around £33 million, and the Millionaire Maker game will award a prize of £1 million and a luxury holiday to each of ten players thanks to the fact that this Friday 30 October is a Mega Friday.
Winners of the Mega Friday Millionaire Maker game will be able to choose any of three luxury holidays. The three destinations that winners can choose from are St Barths in the Caribbean, Aspen in Colorado and Los Cabos in Mexico, and all of the available holidays are for seven nights duration and will deliver a genuine VIP experience.
Midweek Lotto players who were hoping to win themselves multi-millionaire status this week were unfortunately unable to realise that ambition, because no player matched all six of the main numbers that were drawn. The main Lotto numbers on Wednesday 28 October were 26, 36, 41, 46, 49 and 52, and the Bonus Ball number was 09.
There were no second tier prize winners on Wednesday, but 19 tickets won a third tier prize worth £2,868 each by matching five main numbers only, and another 2,136 entries won £164 each by matching four main numbers. Over 610,000 tickets won consolation prizes, whilst the Lotto Raffle game awarded 20 prizes of £20,000 each and one Lotto Millionaire Raffle prize of £1 million.
The next Lotto game this Saturday 31 October will offer a jackpot worth an estimated £6.7 million, which would make it a Halloween night to remember for anyone lucky enough to win it. Of course, the Friday night £33 million EuroMillions jackpot and Mega Friday Millionaire Maker draws might have already put a smile on your face by then, so visit our Lottery Statistics pages if you want some inspiration for your entries, good luck and have a Happy Halloween!


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More Wrongful Foreclosures Against Military Members?
We must protect those who protect our country! There is no excuse for this!
More than 700 wrongful foreclosures involving active-duty service members — a violation of federal law — by some of the nation's largest banks were uncovered in a report this week. The findings are higher than original estimates, The New York Times reports.
The Service Members Civil Relief Act forbids foreclosures on active-duty military personnel without court orders. Banks uncovered the wrongful foreclosures when analyzing mortgages as part of a settlement with federal regulators.
In 2011, reports began to surface that active military personnel members were losing their homes while deployed, which sparked Congressional hearings to further investigate. Several banks discovered violations and settled claims of wrongdoing. For example, JPMorgan in 2011 settled claims that it wrongfully foreclosed on 18 military personnel and overcharged 6,000 military members. Bank of America and Morgan Stanley also settled claims that between 2006 and 2009 they had foreclosed on 178 military members.
But this latest report shows that violations were much more extensive than originally believed once the large lenders further investigated the loans on their books. Some of the largest servicers discovered about 200 military members whose homes were wrongfully foreclosed upon in 2009 and 2010.


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A queen and her corgis: Elizabeth loved breed from childhood
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By SAMYA KULLAB
LONDON (AP) — For many people around the world, the word corgi is forever linked to Queen Elizabeth II.
Princess Diana once called them a "moving carpet" always by her mother-in-law's side. Stubby, fluffy little dogs with a high-pitched bark, corgis were the late queen's constant companions since she was a child. She owned nearly 30 throughout her life, and they enjoyed a life of privilege fit for a royal pet.
Elizabeth's death last week has raised public concerns over who will care for her beloved dogs. Some speculate they will be sent off to live with other royal family members, while others say this task might be given to palace staff.
"One of the intriguing things people are wondering about at the funeral is whether a corgi is going to be present," said Robert Lacey, royal historian and author of "Majesty: Elizabeth II and the House of Windsor." "The queen's best friends were corgis, these short-legged, ill tempered beasts with a yap that doesn't appeal to many people in Britain, but was absolutely crucial to the Queen."
Elizabeth's love for corgis began in 1933 when her father, King George VI, brought home a Pembroke Welsh corgi they named Dookie. Images of a young Elizabeth walking the dog outside their lavish London home would be the first among many to come over the decades.
When she was 18 she was given another and named it Susan, the first in a long line of corgis to come. Later there were dorgis — a dachshund and corgi crossbreed — owned by the queen. Eventually they came to accompany her in public appearances, and became part of her persona.
Throughout Elizabeth's 70 years on the throne, the corgis were by her side, accompanying her on official tours, reportedly sleeping in their own room at Buckingham Palace with daily sheet changes, and occasionally nipping the ankles of the odd visitor or royal family member.
Three of them even appeared alongside the queen as she climbed into James Bond's waiting helicopter in the spoof video that opened the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
British author Penny Junor documented their feisty lives in a 2018 biography "All the Queen's Corgis."
She writes that Elizabeth walked and fed the dogs, chose their names and when they died, buried them with individual plaques. Care for the corgis had fallen largely on the queen's trusted dressmaker and assistant Angela Kelly and her page Paul Whybrew.
The corgis were also present when the queen welcomed visitors at the palace, including distinguished statesmen and officials. When the conversation lulled, Elizabeth would often turn her attention to her dogs to fill the silence.
"She was also concerned about what would happen to her dogs when she is no longer around," Junor wrote, noting that some royal family members did not share her fondness for the corgis.
After the death of her corgi Willow in 2018, it was reported that the queen would not be getting any more dogs.
But that changed during the illness of her late husband, Prince Philip, who died in 2021 at age 99. She turned once again to her beloved corgis for comfort. On what would have been Philip's 100th birthday last year, the queen was reportedly given another dog.
In addition to her human family, Elizabeth is survived by two corgis, a dorgi, and a cocker spaniel.
This story corrects what would have been Prince Philip's 100th birthday to 2021, not this year.
Associated Press Writer Danica Kirka in London contributed.
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Every year, a significant amount of students in San Antonio drop out of high school. The consequences for our community are real: students who drop out are eight times more likely to become incarcerated and three times more likely to be unemployed. When a student drops out of school it has a lasting effect on our communities and society as a whole.
Students who drop out earn roughly $1 million less than high school graduates. Furthermore, out-of-school, out-of-work youths collectively cost Americans about $1.6 trillion in increased social services and lost earnings and taxes over the course of their lifetimes. But there is a solution. Using near-peer mentors in San Antonio's most under-served schools to address specific areas that lead to students dropping out, City Year helps close the gap, between what students need to succeed and what schools are designed to provide.
However, research shows that students who reach 10th grade on track and on time are four times more likely to graduate. We partner with school districts to place our City Year AmeriCorps members in the schools that need us the most and provide students with one-on-one support to overcome challenges they face both in and out of school. And, in addition to working with individual students who are at-risk of dropping out, we also provide support to help transform the whole school – including leading school-wide events and activities, after school programming, and in class support for teachers.
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Q: Django admin/ return 404 Starting development server at http://127.0.0.1:8000/
Not Found: /admin/
[30/May/2021 20:33:56] "GET /admin/ HTTP/1.1" 404 2097
project/urls.py
from django.contrib import admin
from django.urls import include, path

urlpatterns = [
        path('', include('marketability.mkbl_urls')),
        path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
        path(r'^ckeditor/', include('ckeditor_uploader.urls')),
    ]

variants path(r'admin/', admin.site.urls), and path(r'^admin/', admin.site.urls), don't works too.
project/marketability/mkbl_urls.py
from django.urls import path
from django.views.generic.base import RedirectView, TemplateView
from . import views

app_name = 'marketability'

handler404 = 'marketability.views.handler404'

urlpatterns = [
    path('', views.home, name="home"),
    path('<slug:cat_>/', views.page_Category_Main, name='cat'),
    path('<slug:cat_>/<slug:product_>', views.page_Product, name='product'),
    path('al_about.html', views.about, name="about"),
    path('al_home.html', views.home, name="home"),
    path('search_all.html', views.search_all, name="doorway"),
    path('robots.txt', TemplateView.as_view(template_name="robots.txt", content_type="text/plain")),
    path('sitemap.xml', TemplateView.as_view(template_name="sitemap.xml", content_type="text/xml")),
    path('favicon.ico', RedirectView.as_view(url='/static/marketability/favicon.ico', permanent=True)),
]

project/marketability/admin.py
from django.contrib import admin
from .models import TxtHow, TxtRatings

# Register your models here.

admin.site.register(TxtHow)
admin.site.register(TxtRatings)

project/settings.py
....
NSTALLED_APPS = [
    'ckeditor',
    'ckeditor_uploader',
    'django.contrib.admin',
    'django.contrib.auth',
    'django.contrib.contenttypes',
    'django.contrib.sessions',
    'django.contrib.messages',
    'django.contrib.staticfiles',
    'marketability',
]

MIDDLEWARE = [
    'django.middleware.security.SecurityMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.csrf.CsrfViewMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.messages.middleware.MessageMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.clickjacking.XFrameOptionsMiddleware',
]

ROOT_URLCONF = 'project.urls'

TEMPLATES = [
    {
        'BACKEND': 'django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates',
        'DIRS': [BASE_DIR + '/marketability/patterns'],
        'APP_DIRS': True,
        'OPTIONS': {
            'context_processors': [
                'django.template.context_processors.debug',
                'django.template.context_processors.request',
                'django.contrib.auth.context_processors.auth',
                'django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages',
            ],
        },
    },
]
....

superuser has created
So, i don't see any deviations from Django Documentation.
How to solve it?
thks

A: Your path:
path('<slug:cat_>/', views.page_Category_Main, name='cat'),
will match with admin/ and thus see admin as the value for the cat_ slug, and thus trigger that view. Likely the view for that path will try to fetch an element with admin as slug, and fail to do this, and thus raise a HTTP 404 response.
You can put the urls for the admin/ and ckeditor/ before the one with your categories:
from django.contrib import admin
from django.urls import include, path

urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
    path('ckeditor/', include('ckeditor_uploader.urls')),
    path('', include('marketability.mkbl_urls')),
]
Django will visit the url patterns top to bottom, and thus trigger the first path pattern that matches, in that case the one with the admin.
It might however be better to prefix your marketability urls as well, for example with:
from django.contrib import admin
from django.urls import include, path

urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
    path('ckeditor/', include('ckeditor_uploader.urls')),
    path('market/', include('marketability.mkbl_urls')),
]
otherwise it is thus impossible to have a category named admin.

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By Brad Japhe @Braphe Wednesday, May 6 2015
Rent notwithstanding, we have it pretty good here in the City by the Bay. We get to regard one of the most romanticized destinations on the planet simply as "home." While it's rewarding to see people from far and wide marvel at the natural beauty right at our doorstep, we could use a little rest and relaxation ourselves from time to time. Luckily, we don't have to travel too far to find it. Retreat from the hustle bustle of urban existence — and, yes, the unending throngs of tourists — with the best weekend "staycations" in and around our own backyard.
If even the idea of weekend traffic over the Golden Gate Bridge is far too exhausting, rest assured that you can find tranquil seclusion within our very own 47 square miles. As a prime example, the Inn at the Presidio (42 Moraga Ave., 415-800-7356), overlooking redwoods and tranquil Mountain Lake, feels half a world away from the Tenderloin, but it's actually a free shuttle ride away via the nearby PresidiGo. Not that you'll ever want to return to the concrete jungle after a weekend spent sniffing eucalyptus as you hike the trail from its spa to the neighboring golf course. King size rooms start at $330.
A little outside the national park but every bit as laid back is the Laurel Inn, (444 Presidio Ave., 415-567-8467) a pet-friendly boutique hotel in the heart of Laurel Heights. Why should you shell out roughly $160 a night for lodging in your own city? This urban oasis provides shelter from the storm in the form of immediate access to an underexplored section of the city, sensational skyline views, and an unpretentious cocktail lounge called Swank, which provides a welcome respite from those obnoxious outposts that dominate the more centralized weekend go-tos. A great way to renew your love affair with San Francisco.
Not far away in Pacific Heights is the Monte Cristo Inn (600 Presidio Ave., 415-931-1875), the city's premier bed-and-breakfast. Originally a 19th century bordello, this historic landmark survived the 1906 earthquake, as well as Prohibition — as a neighborhood speakeasy. Quaint rooms evoke the past, with wooden bedposts, Persian rugs, and antique furnishings setting the Victorian mood. The serene setting not only feels like stepping into a bygone era, it feels removed from the surrounding city. And with rooms starting at $199, this criminally underutilized weekend retreat is something of a steal in this neighborhood.
But if these staycations seem steep for your budget, there's always free camping in the Marin Headlands. All you'll need there is a tent and your sense of adventure — and an advance reservation with the Park Service.
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Open web feed standards such as RSS are declining in popularity in favor of centralised social media sites like Facebook, which are no longer just a source of entertainment, but also major content publishing platforms. I strongly believe that their centralised architecture and advertising-based business model are an increasing concern for independent creators and free speech in general.
Due to the fact that what generates profit for all popular social networks is manipulation of public opinion, from adverts to political campaigns, they are built to provide addictive rather than user-friendly experience, in the same way as tobacco products are not user-friendly diet supplements. They successfully created an illusion of freedom to follow whoever you want, while the reality is that their feeds are carefully curated and users' subscriptions are nothing for them but loose hints upon how to achieve their marketing goals. Some users may not be aware that their friends' personal data, including names and pictures, is used to generate personalised adverts which are hard to distinguish from content that actually comes from them. The high effectiveness of advertising through spreading untrue stories about people's friends is certainly a desirable marketing result, but there is no doubt in my mind that such measures are immoral.
The monopolistic nature of centralised social networks also has a detrimental effect on publishers, for whom the cost of reaching their subscribers is an arbitrary price set by that one company that is entitled to control content distribution on their website. Because this website is a walled garden, the only way to reach people gathered there is through agreeing to the owners' conditions. There is no way how Facebook users could see post published on MySpace on their Facebook walls. Not only this, the form of the content being published is strictly limited to what a particular platform can support.
Those looking for a convenient way to keep track of content from multiple sources may use one of the well established open web feed standards such as RSS and its countless clients. All what content consumers need to do in order to get started with it is to set up a news aggregator and because the standard is open, there is a great variety of implementations to pick from: open source, proprietary, for mobile devices, for desktop computers and even web based. Even thought at the first glance a news feed in a news aggregator may look similar to a social network feed, the mechanics under the hood differ significantly, as there is no centralised entity to decide who should see what and when. Instead of that, users pull the feeds directly from the creators. There is no way how a third party company could intervene in this process and stop the feed unless the creator pays them.
The open nature of RSS makes it the most viable solution for creators who want to be sure that what they publish reaches their subscribers, because they are the ones in control of the feed. What is more, the cost of running an RSS feed is not an artificially set price, but simply the cost of various software and hardware solutions involved in the process which can be provided by one or more independent companies operating in a competitive environment. The fact of the matter is that plenty of the popular blogging and content management systems do already support generating RSS feeds.
To sum up, I am of the opinion that centralised social media feeds turned out to be a dead end for creative individuals and that it is only through open standards and decentralisation that we can provide a healthy environment for valuable content to rise.


Hello friends. So sorry for my radio silence lately. Our community was hit hard by Hurricane Irene, only a few days after a freak earthquake hit the Capital Region. While we did suffer some damage, we were incredibly lucky. Many of our neighboring towns were severely flooded or washed away altogether. The news and images are just devastating, and to be honest, I've been having a hard time pulling myself together enough to blog about it. At our farm, we were without power for several days (which I actually don't mind. The problem is that we have a well for our water source, which means that we can't run the water pump to get water if we have no power). But again, we were lucky. Power went out on Sunday, and there are still several thousands of people in our area whose service has not been restored. Both my camera and my Blackberry were flooded by Irene, but I was able to snap a few early pictures before they both died on me.
The middle Locust tree lining our road will have to be removed.
These problems aren't just isolated to my neck of the woods. Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Jersey have all experienced substantial flooding. Damage is purported in the $10 billion range (one of the top ten costliest disasters in US history). Milk and produce prices will surely spike because of the damage. New York City might start to feel the effects on its water supply (Watershed Post has done a tremendous job posting on the storm and aftermath. Click here for an aerial view of the damage).
Many thanks to all the crews, first responders and National Guard personnel that have been working tirelessly to bring our community back to life. I plan on helping some local farms this Labor Day weekend with clean-up efforts. If you can, please help my little rural community, who so desperately needs it. These aren't cities with large coffers of emergency funds. These are small farming towns that work day-in, day-out to provide your family with the food you consume every day. Please think of them.
Help hard-hit Schoharie County farms by donating to the Schoharie County Community Action Program.
Thank you for any small way you can help, friends! Sending all the best your way, and keeping my fingers crossed you never get hit by disaster.
How absolutely devastating, Deanna. I'm so sorry to hear about the community as well as your property. You were just telling me about the tomatoes the other day, too. So sorry. Sending best wishes to all.
We are an absolute mess in our town as well. Isn't that sad when you hear about cows going down river? I am happy to see you are all well. We had little damage, but friends lost half their home and are living with us, so I've been pretty engulfed in their ordeal for the past week.
Here's hoping for a lovely fall and PLEASE moderate winter :).
Hi Ladies, thank you so much for your thoughts and comments. We are being pounded by rain again today - our barnyard is flooded once again, and there are some voluntary evacuation orders in place. Sad. Keep your fingers crossed for sunshine soon! Hope all is well where you are.


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Iraq parties in talks over new PM
Qassem Soleimani in town amid unrelenting protests
BAGHDAD: Iraq's rival parties were negotiating the contours of a new government yesterday, after the previous cabinet was brought down by a two-month protest movement insisting on even more deep-rooted change. After just over a year in power, premier Adel Abdel Mahdi formally resigned Sunday after a dramatic intervention by top Shiite cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani. That followed a wave of violence that pushed the protest toll to over 420 dead – the vast majority demonstrators.
Parliament on Sunday formally tasked President Barham Saleh with naming a new candidate, as prescribed by the constitution. But Iraq's competing factions typically engage in drawn-out discussions and horsetrading before any official decisions are made. Talks over a new premier began even before Abdel Mahdi's formal resignation, a senior political source and a government official told AFP. "The meetings are ongoing now," the political source added.
Such discussions produced Abdel Mahdi as a candidate in 2018, but agreeing on a single name is expected to be more difficult this time around. "They understand it has to be a figure who is widely accepted by the diverse centers of power, not objected to by the marjaiyah (Shiite religious establishment), and not hated by the street," said Harith Hasan, a fellow at the Carnegie Middle East Center.
The candidate would also have to be acceptable to Iraq's two main allies, arch-rivals Washington and Tehran. "The Iranians invested a lot in the political equation in last few years and won't be willing to give up easily," said Hasan. Tehran's pointman on Iraq Qassem Soleimani, who heads the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps' foreign operations arm, was in Iraq for talks on the political crisis, government sources told AFP.
'Two sides of the same coin'
Protesters hit the streets in October in Iraq's capital and Shiite-majority south to denounce the ruling system as corrupt, inept and under the sway of foreign powers. Iraq is the 12th most corrupt country in the world, according to Transparency International. Despite the oil wealth of OPEC's second-biggest crude producer, one in five people lives below the poverty line and youth unemployment stands at one quarter, the World Bank says.
Demonstrators say those systemic problems require more deep-rooted solutions than Abdel Mahdi's resignation. "We demand the entire government be changed from its roots up," said Mohammad Al-Mashhadani, doctor protesting in Baghdad's iconic Tahrir (Liberation) Square yesterday. Nearby, young law student Abdelmajid Al-Jumaili said that meant that the parliament and even the president would have to go. "If they get rid of Abdel Mahdi and bring someone else from the political class, then nothing changed. They'd just be two sides of the same coin," said Jumaili.
But the protesters' demand for an entirely new face has complicated the search for a new premier. Two political heavyweights said they had opted out of talks on a new PM: Former premier Haider Al-Abadi and the unpredictable cleric Moqtada Sadr, who had backed the previous government until protests erupted. "They're aware the bar is too high and it's too difficult for them to please the street," said Hasan.
At the same time, a totally new player is unlikely to be trusted by the established political class. "The discussions now are over someone from the second or third tier of politicians," the government source told AFP. "It's not possible to have someone new. It has to be someone who understands the political machine to push things along."
Many 'firsts' for Iraq
The government and political sources said parties were considering a "transitional" cabinet that would oversee electoral reform before an early parliamentary vote. "This process will take no less than six months, in order to prepare for new elections according to a new electoral commission," the official said. Abdel Mahdi, 77, is the first premier to step down since Iraq adopted a parliamentary system following the US-led invasion that toppled ex-dictator Saddam Hussein in 2003.
The factions that have accumulated power since then are struggling to "think outside the box" to resolve the current political crisis, Hasan said. "This is the main pressure on them – they realize they are dealing with a different situation and it needs completely different solutions," he told AFP.
Meanwhile, protesters have kept up rallies in Baghdad as well as further south in Diwaniyah, Hilla, Kut and the Shiite shrine city of Najaf. The latter was rocked by clashes late into the night on Sunday between protesters and armed men protecting a revered tomb of a Shiite cleric. Tribal fighters intervened to keep the peace, and a tense calm reigned over the city yesterday morning. And in Nasiriyah, Abdel Mahdi's birthplace and the site of most of the deaths in recent days, protesters clung to their city center protest sites. – AFP
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Showcase: Jean's Transformation + Visitor
21 July 2021 News, WriteOn Showcase
The Courage To Persevere And Grow Through Internal Challenges
By Iesha Denize
Tolerance is a very personal intimate dialogue with ourselves; navigating the landscapes of those judgements we make about others as we go through our daily lives. Like many words in our language, tolerance and judgement have been polarised and seem to have lost nuances that broaden their capacity to serve us. Judgement implies penalty, redress, finality and conclusion from a superior position. Similar to many living things, language has family: some close, others more distant. Wisdom, discernment assessment, rationale and calculation also belong to the 'judgement' family. We use our rationale to make decisions; we calculate our multi-layered journeys to work and more recently, we now make enhanced daily assessments about our safety.
As we evolve into the fullness of our 'human being' – 'often labelled personal transformation'; the dialogue we have with ourselves shifts. Sometimes it is subtle, but the opposite is also true. The focus of the UK shifted to the game of football in the last month and people bound themselves together as a nation. Many judgements about the difference of others were temporarily suspended for the greater good. As a nation, we demonstrated our capacity to celebrate, sharing the joy and commiserate, sharing the sorrow. Those changes were evident in the atmosphere; we acknowledged and shared commonality; we wanted to win as a nation. Our national team needed the skills and experience of every player so every player was valued.
Let's take a moment to imagine how it would feel to live in a society capable of sustaining that momentum.
Transformation and tolerance seem to be curious allies. This week, I showcase writers who courageously persevere with both these challenging topics in very creative ways. Patsy shines a light for us on transformation in a very intimate way by looking at the courage it takes for self-reflection and those facing historic consequences. Brian's narrative presents us with a twist on our judgement of others and illustrates the reality of how much we really need each other; even though, as a society, we often stubbornly refuse to acknowledge the value of our differences.
Artwork Iesha.Denize -Work in progress – Horizons
Jean's Transformation
Jean's life transformed when she met Tom. Their romance was a fairy tale. They were in love and looked forward to a marriage full of wonderful experiences.
for Jean, though, it only took a just a few months before, the shine wore off the relationship. She still loved him. She always would. She knew he loved her. However, she soon realised that her life was no longer her own.
Tom was a soldier, a Captain in the British army, used to being in charge of 120 men. When he ordered, they obeyed. Unfortunately, he took this attitude home with him, and Jean was expected to go along with everything he said.
She would not have called him a control freak; nevertheless, he made all the decisions without any input from her. He chose the furniture and the décor. He decided where they went on holiday. He picked her car. Jean had no say in anything.
Their physical relationship was not a problem – as long as she went along with his needs. He seemed not to realise she needed something more. Jean was inexperienced and didn't know what it was she wanted. She only knew something was lacking.
When she told him she was pregnant, he gave her a blank look and asked, "What's for dinner?"
Their son was born, and Tom named him Michael after his own father.
Being a mother was a turning point in Jean's life. Tom loved his son but was happy to leave his upbringing to her.
Tom was proud of Michael when he got his degree in psychology.
He wanted Michael to join the army. But Michael's ambition led him towards a professorship.
Tom and his father drifted on to different paths.
Years went by, with Jean following Tom's lead. He was never physically abusive, but sometimes he shouted. Other times, he sulked if Jean tried to oppose him.
They had been married for almost 30 years when Tom died. It was a shock. Jean cried. Everyone said he was a perfect husband and how much she must miss him.
'How am I going to cope without him?' she thought. She never had anything to do with paying bills, or knowing who to phone if the washing machine stopped working. Tom saw to all that. However, she arranged the funeral and put all the finances in her name.
At first, Jean balked at all the forms she had to deal with and the people she had to notify, but she did it. All on her own, she did it. Yes, she missed him being around. He was her companion – or was she his? – his little pet tag-along wife. Then she began to feel guilty for not missing him enough.
But once her new-found freedom bore in on her, she rejoiced. She could do what she liked. She was in charge. She was transformed.
Still good-looking, men in her social circle asked her out.
But the transformed Jean always said no – because she could.
(c) Patsy Middleton, 2021
Artwork Iesha.Denize – 'Left not right'
Building on the momentum galvanised in Patsy's translation of transformation and the transition it presents us with regarding the choices we make to move ourselves forwards; I thought I would share a piece of work that does the same.
Left not right
Life turned
As it does only I didn't
And lacked patience
The strength to endure
And acknowledging
Led me
To a canyon of surrender to cross
A chasm of acceptance to climb
And a crevice
Which carried
The smallest
Light of hope
(c) Iesha Denize, 2021
Even through the spy-hole in the front door, I recognised her. I always check first. Well, you have to nowadays, don't you?
It was the woman from the family upstairs. They'd moved into poor Sandra's flat about three years ago, just after she passed away. I'd never had much to do with them. Sometimes, I'd pass her and her daughter on the stairs. We never spoke. Just nodded. She probably didn't speak English anyway.
She rang the bell again. I waited – hoping she might just go away.
But she didn't.
Sandra and me, like sisters we were, always in and out of each other's flats.
'Got any sugar, dear? I've just run out.'
'Want anything down the shops? I'm just going.'
That's what it was like. Good neighbours. Looking out for one another.
But this lot, I barely knew them. I'd hear them through the ceiling moving about. Playing their music, jabbering away ten to the dozen like they do.
And laughing.
In the hot weather, they'd have all their windows open and the smell of their spicy cooking would waft down to me. Don't get me wrong. I love a good curry I do, but the proper ones, not that Indian stuff.
She rang again. I could see her looking at her watch, moving to go, then changing her mind.
That kid of theirs, she's only about eight. Long black hair and thin as a rake. One day she was playing with her friends on the patch of grass in front of our block. I was fumbling with two shopping bags at the entrance, trying to find the stupid fobby thing they give us to let ourselves in.
This little 'un, she runs over, uses her thing to open the door and offers to carry my shopping upstairs. Natural as you like. It's the way they're brought up, I suppose. Respecting their elders.
I said no, of course, but you've got to admit, it was a kind gesture.
The woman leant forward to peer through the peephole.
I dodged out of the way so she couldn't see me.
Nosey Cow!
It's not that I've got anything against them personally of course. It's just that they're different. They don't think like we do. It's like what that nice man in the suit said; the one who knocked on my door before Christmas telling me I had to vote Brexit.
"That's their trouble," he said. "They won't mix. They don't want to."
Well, I told him, he's got my vote. Always had had. And, don't you worry about me, I said. I keep my distance.
Rap! Rap! Rap! On the door with her knuckles.
"Mrs Reynolds," she called.
I took the catch off and opened the door a little.
She looked relieved. "Oh! Thank God! I thought something had happened." She smiled; a big, toothy smile. "I'm Mrs Gupta, from upstairs. We were wondering if there was anything you need. Sunil, he says to me, she's all on her own, Binnie. She might be self-isolating. You know, with what's been going on. Sahri, my youngest, she said maybe she could do some shopping for you. She said she's seen you struggling up the stairs."
I didn't know what to say.
Mrs Gupta stretched out her hand. In it was a handwritten note. "I won't get too close. Just to be careful. That's our email address and phone numbers. Call if you need anything. We're just upstairs."
I thanked her and took the note.
She went on. "My Javid, he's only 16, he said she won't have email. But I said don't be disrespectful. A lot of older people are online nowadays. Er … are you?"
"Am I what?" I asked.
"Do you have a mobile phone? Javid said you can have one of his old ones. Not the latest model, of course, but that doesn't really matter, does it?"
I told her my son-in-law had bought me one for Christmas but I hadn't really used it.
"No problem," she laughed. "Javid will show you. That boy, what he doesn't know about computers is nobody's business." She looked at her watch. "Oh my God! I'm late! I've got to be back at work in 40 minutes. I must rush. I'm so glad you're OK." She started down the stairs.
'Work?' I thought. 'At this time of night?' I called after her. "What do you do?"
She turned at the foot of the stairs and said, "I'm a nurse." And then she added, with a laugh, "For my sins."
(c) Brian Thomson, 2021
Artwork Iesha.Denize work in progress – Ruth
This next piece reflects my translation of a photograph I have of my mother after her recent arrival in the UK during the Windrush era. It was a few years before my own arrival, so I had to imagine her perspective.
Standing alone
But is she
Someone took the picture
She smiles
But for who
And for why
For when
Standing still
In front of the
And windows
Too far apart
For a house
So a flat
With a hedge
Neatly manicured
Someone cared
To shape it with
They chose this
To stop and pose
For who for why for where
Betrays her
Stiletto and pencil skirt
Draw history
Draw youth
Shading in the new arrival
So she smiles
Excited unsure
But unafraid
Boldness arrived
For adventure
The grey brown yellowing
Imploding from the edges
Which frame
Dissolving time
And memory
Revealing what is
As echoes
Of epic journey
Below is an image from the Caribbean proverb which demonstrates collective responsibility and the fact that we cannot do things without others 'One hand can't clap'.
Artwork Iesha.Denize – One hand can't clap
Below is an image from the Caribbean proverb, demonstrating collective responsibility and the fact that we cannot do things without others: "One hand can't clap."
Finally, I leave you with a recipe. While many people already use it, I thought it worth sharing again.
Just One Recipe
Heart to comprehend
Eyes to witness
Arms to hold
Legs to walk
Mouth to talk
Mind to decide
To make amends
For holding close
Don't forget issue 9 of Write On! magazine is out now! Read your copy here.
If you'd like to see your writing appear in the Write On! 'Showcase', please send your short stories, poetry or novel extracts to: pentoprint@lbbd.gov.uk.
Brian Thomson, Iesha Denize, Patsy Middleton, pen-to-print, short story, showcase, Write On!, writing
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Pride and Prejudice, probably the most popular of Austen's finished novels, was also, in a sense, the first to be composed. The original version, First Impressions, was completed by 1797, but was rejected for publication — no copy of the original has survived. The work was rewritten around 1812 and published in 1813 as Pride and Prejudice. The final form must have been a thorough rewriting of the original effort, for it is representative of the mature Austen. Moreover, the story clearly takes place in the early nineteenth century rather than in the late eighteenth century.
Austen's works, including Pride and Prejudice, were barely noticed by critics during her lifetime. Pride and Prejudice sold fairly well — the first edition sold out at about 1,500 copies. Critics who eventually reviewed it in the early part of the nineteenth century praised Austen's characterizations and portrayal of everyday life. After Austen's death in 1817, the book continued to be published and read with little attention from critics for the next fifty years. The few critical comments made during that time continued to focus on her skill at creating characters, as well as on her technical mastery. In 1870, probably the most significant nineteenth-century critical article on Austen was published by Richard Simpson; in the article, Simpson discussed the complexity of Austen's work, including her use of irony.
Modern Austen scholarship began in 1939 with the publication of Jane Austen and Her Art, by Mary Lascelle. The scope and vision of that book prompted other scholars to take a closer look at Austen's works. Pride and Prejudice began getting serious attention in the 1940s and has continued to be studied heavily since that time. Modern critics take a variety of approaches to the novel, including historical, economical, feminist, and linguistic.
Various critics have consistently noted that the plot development of Pride and Prejudice is determined by character — coincidence exerts a major influence, but turns of action are precipitated by character. Although human weakness is a prominent element, ranging from Miss Bingley's jealousy to Elizabeth's blind prejudices, outright evil is little in evidence. Austen maintains an attitude of good-humored irony toward her characters.
During Austen's career, Romanticism reached its zenith of acceptance and influence, but she rejected the tenets of that movement. The romantics extolled the power of feeling, whereas Austen upheld the supremacy of the rational faculty. Romanticism advocated the abandonment of restraint; Austen was a staunch exponent of the neo-classical belief in order and discipline. The romantics saw in nature a transcendental power to stimulate men to better the existing order of things, which they saw as essentially tragic in its existing state. Austen supported traditional values and the established norms, and viewed the human condition in the comic spirit. The romantics exuberantly celebrated natural beauty, but Austen's dramatic technique decreed sparse description of setting. The beauties of nature are seldom detailed in her work.
Just as Austen's works display little evidence of the Romantic movement, they also reveal no awareness of the international upheavals and consequent turmoil in England that took place during her lifetime. Keep in mind, however, that such forces were remote from the restricted world that she depicts. Tumultuous affairs, such as the Napoleonic wars, in her day did not significantly affect the daily lives of middle-class provincial families. The ranks of the military were recruited from the lower orders of the populace, leaving gentlemen to purchase a commission, the way Wickham does in the novel, and thereby become officers.
Additionally, the advancement of technology had not yet disrupted the stately eighteenth-century patterns of rural life. The effects of the industrial revolution, with its economic and social repercussions, were still most sharply felt by the underprivileged laboring classes. Unrest was widespread, but the great reforms that would launch a new era of English political life did not come until later. Consequently, newer technology that existed in England at the time of Pride and Prejudice's publication does not appear in the work.
Pride and Prejudice continues to be popular today not only because of its memorable characters and the general appeal of the story, but also because of the skill with which it is told. In Pride and Prejudice, Austen displays a masterful use of irony, dialogue, and realism that support the character development and heighten the experience of reading the novel.
Jane Austen's irony is devastating in its exposure of foolishness and hypocrisy. Self-delusion or the attempt to fool other people is almost always the object of her wit; note how she has Elizabeth say that she hopes she will never laugh at what is wise or good.
The reader finds various forms of exquisite irony in Pride and Prejudice: Sometimes the characters are unconsciously ironic, as when Mrs. Bennet seriously asserts that she would never accept any entailed property, though Mr. Collins is willing to; other times, Mr. Bennet and Elizabeth serve to directly express the author's ironic opinion. When Mary Bennet is the only daughter at home and doesn't have to be compared to her prettier sisters, the author observes that "it was suspected by her father that she submitted to the change without much reluctance." Mr. Bennet turns his wit on himself during the crisis with Wickham and Lydia — "let me once in my life feel how much I have been to blame. I am not afraid of being overpowered by the impression. It will pass away soon enough."
Elizabeth's irony is lighthearted when Jane asks when she began to love Mr. Darcy. "It has been coming on so gradually that I hardly know when it began. But I believe I must date it from my first seeing his beautiful grounds at Pemberley." She can be bitterly cutting, however, in her remark on Darcy's role in separating Bingley and Jane. "Mr. Darcy is uncommonly kind to Mr. Bingley, and takes a prodigious deal of care of him."
The author, independent of any character, uses irony in the narrative parts for some of her sharpest — but often unnoticed — judgments. The Meryton community is glad that Lydia is marrying such a worthless man as Wickham: "and the good-natured wishes for her well-doing, which had proceeded before from all the spiteful old ladies in Meryton, lost but little of their spirit in this change of circumstances, because with such a husband, her misery was certain."
Austen uses irony to both provoke whimsical laughter and to make veiled, bitter observations. In her hands — and few others are more capable and discriminating — irony is an extremely effective device for moral evaluation.
Dialogue also plays an important role in Pride and Prejudice. The novel opens with a talk between Mrs. Bennet and her husband: "'My dear Mr. Bennet,' said his lady to him one day, 'have you heard that Netherfield is let at last?'" In the conversation that follows, we learn a great deal — about Mrs. Bennet's preoccupation with marrying off her daughters, Mr. Bennet's ironic and sarcastic attitude toward his wife, and her self-pitying nature. The stage is effortlessly set for the family's introduction to the Bingley group, and the dialogue has given us information on both incidents of plot and the attitudes which drive the characters.
The pieces of dialogue are consistently the most vivid and important parts of the novel. This is natural because novels were mostly read aloud in Austen's time, so good dialogue was extremely important. We learn of the major turning points through the dialogue, and even intense inner change like Elizabeth's famous self-recognition scene ("How despicably have I acted!") is related as a person talking to herself.
Each character's speeches are individually appropriate and the most telling way of revealing what each is like. Elizabeth's talk is forthright and sparkling, her father's is sarcastic, Mr. Collin's speeches are tedious and silly, and Lydia's fountain of words is all frivolity and no substance.
The things that happen in Pride and Prejudice happen to nearly all readers — embarrassment at the foolishness of relatives, the unsteady feelings of falling in love, and the chagrin of suddenly realizing a big mistake. The psychological realism of the novel is revealed in the quick recognition we have of how the key characters feel.
It is very natural for Elizabeth and Darcy to be angry at each other after she first turns him down, and it is very natural for them to feel twinges of regret, and then have a complete change of mind with the passage of time. Every step in their progress toward each other is described with a sensitivity to how people feel and act. In the subtle and beautiful description of Elizabeth's self-realization is a convincing view of how an intelligent, feeling person changes.
When considering Austen's realism, however, readers should recognize that her major weakness as a writer is related to her greatest strength. She writes about what she knows — and this means that great areas of human experience are never touched on. We never see that much of the male characters, and they are rough sketches compared with her heroines. Extreme passions are usually avoided in her writing, and this becomes noticeable when, for example, she moves to a very impersonal, abstract voice when Elizabeth accepts Darcy: Elizabeth "immediately, though not very fluently, gave him to understand that her sentiments had undergone so material a change . . . as to make her receive with gratitude and pleasure his present assurances." People who dislike Austen's works often cite this lack of extreme emotions as their main reason. Even so, no one can deny her ability to create unforgettable characters, build well-structured plots, or deliver assessments of society with a razor-sharp wit. Austen's works possess a timeless quality, which makes her stories and themes as relevant today as they were two hundred years ago.


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I love this Shirred Eggs with Spinach and Parmesan Cheese recipe for many reasons. One is it's simple to create. The other is it's a dish that can wow whoever it's served to. What's there not to like about that?
I've made this Shirred Eggs with Spinach and Parmesan Cheese many times with great results, both in appearance and taste. If you're a breakfast lover and want something a bit special, this is the dish for you. All you need is a beverage of choice some fruit on the side with a few slices of toast with homemade jam, and you indeed have a very special breakfast.
Preheat the oven to 350°F. Clean and de-stem the spinach. In a large saucepan with a small amount of lightly salted water, cook the spinach until it's wilted and still bright green. Drain well and rinse with cold water. Squeeze the spinach to remove excess water.
Heat 2 – 8 oz. ramekins in the oven. Add ½ tablespoon of butter to the bottom of each hot dish allowing it to melt completely. Brush the sides of the hot buttered dishes with the melted butter to coat. Divide the prepared spinach between the two heated ramekins. Evenly spread the spinach in the bottom, creating two indentations for the eggs. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Dot the spinach in each dish with remaining butter, ½ tablespoon. Carefully break the eggs into the indentations. Season with salt and pepper. Drizzle 1 teaspoon of cream around each egg. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Place the ramekins on a small baking sheet and place in the oven. Bake for 15 to 18 minutes. Occasionally check for doneness while the eggs are cooking. Add time as needed. The whites should be set with the yolks still a bit jiggly and soft in the center. Let cool for a few minutes and serve immediately.
Wine Or Beverage Pairing Suggestions: Coffee and Tea are always a good choice. However, if you really want to wow your guests, why not add a fun sparkling wine such as Risata Moscato d'Asti or better yet make a Mimosa.
Notes: The size and weight of your dish will affect the cooking time, not to worry if it takes a bit longer to cook than I say. This Shirred Eggs with Spinach recipe can certainly be doubled or tripled if needed. I'll often place the cooked spinach between a few paper towels to aid in removing any excess water. Eggs at room temperature always work best for any recipe; this one is no exception. Cold eggs will take longer to cook, which will dry out the other ingredients. A neat trick to help bring cold eggs up to room temperature is to place your eggs in a bowl of warm water (not hot) for about 10 to 15 minutes, and you're good to go. This recipe calls for baby spinach because they're small, and the new growth leaves have a milder, sweeter more delicate flavor that enhances the dish. If you're rushed for time in the morning, you can do one of two things. You can make the spinach the day before or use frozen baby spinach in place of fresh.
My Shirred Eggs with Spinach & Parmesan Cheese is as easy as it gets. Whenever I serve this dish, I get rave reviews, and why not, it's such a lovely dish, with a taste to match…my kind of combination. I usually serve it with a side of fruit, good rustic bread with homemade jam, coffee or tea, or any beverage I desire. If you make this delight, why not add a sparkling wine or a Mimosa and make your breakfast or brunch extra special.
When they are this easy to make, you will never go wrong when you present these to anyone for any reason.
If you enjoyed my "Shirred Eggs with Spinach & Parmesan Cheese," check out my Spinach & Feta Cheese Frittata, Poached Eggs Made Simple, and my awesome Homemade Muesli. Enjoy.


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Best Racing Tracks
June 3, 2019 June 15, 2019 | in Drag Racing, Racing Tracks| by KevinEllis
Motor racing has great tracks around the world. However, we are the ones who think that the ovals cannot be on such an important list, despite their tradition in motor racing in the United States. We mention once and for all the route where Indy 500 runs, the famous Brickyard, which is not in our top 10, but you have to give him his credit. Here are the top 10 tracks of the motorsports world.
The "complete" version of this track, also known as "Green Hell", is a track of just over 21 kilometers and offers 154 curves. It's reserved for the best at the wheel. It is also located in the heart of a German forest.
The Belgian Grand Prix House is a circuit loved by fans, but also by drivers. It is one of the most traditional places in motorsport, and the Eau Rouge curve is one of the most important challenges for drivers.
The home of the Japanese Grand Prix has one of the curves most challenging and famous all over the world: the 130R. Also on that track have been given some of the duels are most important in the world of the motorsport world as the starring Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost in the early '80s.
The Sarthe
The route of more than 13 kilometers and with straight lines that seem never to end, there is a dispute every year the famous 24 Hours race of Le Mans. The layout is a mixture of public roads and racetrack. The first race on that site was held in 1923.
Mount Panorama
Also known as Bathurst, this Australian track is known to be very complicated and at the same time very fast. Technically it is a street track and has long straight lines and complex curves. There are vying for the iconic 12 Hours of Bathurst.
The 11 curves that make up this route boast the famous "Scacorchos", known for the famous rebounds that have been observed there (and has also claimed some lives). This California circuit houses both car and motorcycle tests.
The streets of the Principality host the Formula One Grand Prix, one of the most glamorous and stylish tests in all motor racing. It's one of those tracks where there's no margin for error, or you end up against the wall. One of the best in Monaco was Ayrton Senna.
The Italian Grand Prix has one of the most famous tracks in the entire calendar. Although parts that represented a great deal of danger (such as the original parabolic curve) have been removed, it is still very attractive for both riders and fans. Many consider him the House Ferrari should defend.
The GP House of England is one of those sacred temples of motor racing. Despite updates and changes, it remains one of the "old guard" tracks and accommodates other serials such as the WEC and the BTCC.
Brazil is one of the countries with the most fondness for motor racing and with great exponents, that is why they have a track of the best. Great outcomes of the F1 season have occurred in this track.
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Students uncomfortable with 'distasteful and inappropriate' club marketing
Contributed: CLU Smash Club
Several Cal Lutheran students reached out to Student Life on Instagram after they promoted Smash Club's poster which included 'inappropriate' language, students say.
Lauren Heller, Reporter
Though all in-person activities are on hold during the pandemic, California Lutheran University clubs were able to promote themselves during Student Life's 'Virtual Involvement Fair.'
A poster shared on Instagram by the Cal Lutheran Smash Club, however, was a source of controversy for some students.
The poster read:
"Wanna Smash?
Beat Some Cheeks?
Get Your Cheeks Beat?
Join Smash Club"
The poster, originally shared on Instagram @clu_smash_club, was promoted on Cal Lutheran Student Life's Instagram page, and Mt. Clef's Instagram page.
Both posts have been removed from these pages.
Several students reached out to the owners of these accounts to criticize the poster. Not long after the poster was originally posted, the individual running Student Life's Instagram account turned off the ability to comment on the post.
Monique Avina, co-president of Cal Lutheran's Smash Club, said in an email interview that "the purpose of this poster was to bring the incoming/prospective smash players together to join our club." Avina said that the poster used the term "beat some cheeks" instead of the alternative "kick your ass."
The word choice was supposed to "give a good laugh," she said.
Cal Lutheran junior Jesus Raya, saw the post on Instagram and said he did not find it funny. He said he felt it was "distasteful and inappropriate."
"When you say stuff like beat them cheeks, like you have to know what that means. It does not take a genius to understand," Raya said. "And one quick look at Urban Dictionary and you can see that this has the connotation of rape."
He said that he was also frustrated that a Cal Lutheran-endorsed or affiliated account would repost something with this kind of language.
Raya said he reached out to the Student Life account through Instagram direct message to express his disappointment in the poster.
Cal Lutheran senior, Aliyah Gardea, also complained to Student Life about the poster. She first shared her concerns on her Instagram story.
Gardea said she found this poster to be "gross" and questioned why a Cal Lutheran-related account would post this.
"Beat cheeks is known to be vulgar," Gardea said.
Avina said when she saw students' reactions to her poster she was "confused."
Some students understood the "lingo" on the poster, Avina said. But she "wanted to reach out and explain the smash community lingo, but as you know, a joke isn't really a good joke if you have to explain it."
Cambria Teter and Jaime Faucher, the coordinator of Student Involvement and associate director of Student Life, respectively, referenced the Cal Lutheran website when asked about the school's poster approval process.
According to the website, all "submissions must be received at least two weeks prior to the desired posting date."
The website also states that "Student Life has the right not to approve any publicity if it is found in poor taste, offensive, or not in compliance with University standards and/or policy."
Avina said that she "would like to apologize to those who may have felt uncomfortable towards [her] posters…I did not mean to put others in such a confusing environment and I'm very sorry for doing so."
She added, "with this feedback, I intend to be much more inclusive and clear as the Smash Co-president and future professional designer as I move onward," Avina said.
Gardea said that she knows other students reached out to Student Life about this poster and are still waiting for a response.
Students would benefit from "training in crisis management," Gardea said, as she believed the deleting and disabling of comments was "unprofessional."
"The way that Student Life treated me, made me feel like they didn't care that much until it became a bigger issue," Gardea said.
Moving forward, Raya said he hopes that Cal Lutheran and its clubs learn from this.
"To really understand that once you publish something under your name," Raya said, "that is you endorsing that message, so be very careful where you put your name."
India	• Sep 23, 2020 at 9:12 am
Well @Brandon, I am appalled, concerned, and disheartened that you would NOT find the phrases used in this club marketing tactic, as distasteful and inappropriate. Rather than point the finger at those who were offended and The Echo journalists, I encourage you to educate yourself on the importance of listening and understanding how some of the CLU community feels, and were affected/triggered by this post. In addition, research the derogatory terminology used in this club Ad, diligently. Research is beyond urban dictionary but engaging with community members, organizations, reading, etc. The article expresses the concerns of CLU students, the handling of approving the post, and the club members response. Do not undermine or discredit someone's feelings because you are not triggered or take offense to this. As a black and brown woman, I am aware of people with your mindset and hopefully this is a learning lesson to be kind to others, think about how something you say or do could affect a community, and to never make someone feel inferior because you feel differently. Have a blessed day, Brandon.
https://cluecho.com/13773/news/students-uncomfortable-with-distasteful-and-inappropriate-club-marketing/#comment-85
Brandon	• Sep 10, 2020 at 1:34 pm
Very absurd that people would choose to get offended over such an innocuous poster. Not to mention the phrase has quite literally no "connotations of rape" whatsoever. Disappointed in the lack of journalistic integrity and partiality with which this story was handled.


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Q: "bring he and..." VS "bring him and..." Consider these statements:

Don't worry about Matt.  I will bring he and John home after the party.
  Don't worry about Matt.  I will bring him and John home after the party.

Is one preferred yet both correct?  Is only one correct and the other wrong?

A: The correct usage is

Don't worry about Matt. I will bring him and John home after the party.

To help figure this out, I dropped John from the statement to consider "him" and "he" alone.  For example,

I will bring him home after the party.

To me, this sounded better.  Those posting comments to my question confirmed that this was right and the other wrong.

A: The subject of the verb "bring" is "I". The object is "him and John". Since the pronoun appears as an object, the objective form is appropriate, which is "him". Your friend thinking that "he" is preferred may be an example of an overcorrection. It may be that your friend has incorrectly used the objective pronoun in cases where the subjective pronoun is called for, been told that is wrong, and incorrectly thought this means that "he" is in general more correct than "him", rather it being more correct *in certain situations".

A: "He and John" in this context is an example of hypercorrection.
English-speaking children are often confused about pronouns and will say things like "Me and John went home." (using an object pronoun in place of a subject pronoun when combined with another noun or pronoun, in particular.) They will then learn that the correct thing to say is "John and I went home." Sometimes people (children or adults) will remember this rule and incorrectly extend it to all cases of (noun/pronoun 1) and (noun/pronoun 2), even when this noun phrase is the object of a verb. So in a nutshell, "he and John" is incorrect in your example because this noun phrase is the object of bring. "him and John" or "John and him" is correct (generally nouns are listed before pronouns in these constructions, so "John and him" is preferable, but this is more a matter of style than grammar).


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Measles Detected in California School With High Number of Unvaccinated Children.
California public health officials are working to stop a possible measles outbreak after a student tested positive for measles at a school with a high number of unvaccinated students.
The Nevada County Public Health Department said the unnamed student attended the Yuba River Charter School and showed symptoms when the student attended school earlier this month. The agency did not identify the grade of the student. Nevada county is in the Sierra Nevada mountains, about an hour north of Sacramento and near the border with Nevada.
Dr. Karen Smith, the director and State Public Health Officer at the California Department of Public Health, said the child showed measles symptoms after traveling overseas. The child has recovered from the illness, but health officials said they are concerned that other unvaccinated children may have been exposed.
Measles is one of the most infectious viruses on the planet. Unprotected people exposed to the virus have a 90 percent chance of being infected. The virus is airborne and an unprotected person can be infected if they simply enter the same room an infected person was in hours earlier.
The Yuba Charter School has a low rate of vaccine compliance and is classified as "most vulnerable" to outbreaks, according to data from the California Department of Public Health. The overall vaccination rate for the school's kindergartners is just 42.6 percent, according to the California Department of Public Health. Only staff and students who are up to date on their vaccines are currently allowed to come to school, according to the school's website.
The California Department of Health collects data on vaccination rates for three cohorts — day care, kindergarten and 7th grade.
About 44 percent of kindergartners at the school are up-to-date on their MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) shots, according to the California Department of Public Health. To create an effective "herd immunity" that can help stop outbreaks, health officials advise having at least 95 percent of people vaccinated.
Symptoms of measles include diarrhea, ear infection and pneumonia. Rare severe complications occur more often among children under five, those with compromised immune systems, and adults over the age of 20 are at higher risk for severe complications such as encephalitis or death.
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FM controls are application/function modules that provide added functionality to EN Series and MDS drives. These modules mount directly to the front of any EN Series or MDS drive, a convenient and economical solution for existing installations with limited mounting space and users wishing to stock drives and not controls. Currently, there are seven FM control modules from which to choose, depending upon the level of control needed.
The FM-2 module enhances EN & MDS drives by adding positioning capability including Jog, Home, Index functions including Position Tracker – Fieldbus Indexing. The FM-2 also includes additional I /O providing 8 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs.
Operating information is set up via our free configuration software PowerTools. The FM-2 is designed to be extremely easy to set up and run. This saves time and money during installation and also makes long term support a breeze. For any simple point to point motion application, the FM-2 indexer is the right choice.
The FM-3E Ethernet module transforms the EN & MDS into a fully programmable single-axis motion controller, and adds 8 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs. Profibus (FM-3PB) and DeviceNet (FM-3DN) options are also available.
The FM-3E Ethernet Programming Module allows the user to create programs to sequence motion, I/O control, and other machine operations in one environment. These programs used in conjunction with the Assignments or "virtual wiring" feature, provide the user with a powerful and easy-to-use programming environment.
With removable terminal block connectors for I/O and a pluggable sync cable for master encoder connections, setup of the FM-3E hardware is quick and clean. For diagnostics, the LCD keypad display on the front of the module gives the user a quick and handy way to change parameters, monitor feedback parameters, check module and drive revisions, change baud rates, view I/O states, and much more! Profibus (FM-3PB) and DeviceNet (FM-3DN) options are also available.
The FM-4E Advanced Programming module has taken all of the features and flexibility of the FM-3E, and added the ability to create complex motion profiles for sophisticated applications.
The FM-4E adds versatility and extends functionality by including high speed data capture, summation of multiple motion profiles, position capture object, queuing, multiple profile summation, program multi-tasking, and an array of parameters suitable for even the toughest applications. Profibus (FM-4PB) and DeviceNet (FM-4DN) options are also available.
The FM-4E module is the perfect solution for applications with complex motion profiles such as a random infeed conveyor, rotary knife, or high speed labeling machine. Using the same software as the FM-3E, PowerTools Pro makes programming the FM-4E quick and easy. Profibus (FM-4PB) and DeviceNet (FM-4DN) options are also available.