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The help in the Views interface should tell users that they don't have their view properly configured. It shouldn't just be something that pops up when you go to view the page.
Let's help guide folks through this process when they are creating views. We can suggest that adding calendars should be done through the templates.
hi, i'm getting the warning:
The view Calendar of Resource Booking has been saved.
'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style but it is missing.'
in calendar_plugin_style->render() (line 211 of /home/julien/public_html/dt/sites/all/modules/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
and the calendars do not function.
i've attached an image with the view "month"
is there any setting i'm missing?
Comment #1stilllife00 CreditAttribution: stilllife00 commented
|Resource Booking
|» Calendar
|» 7.x-3.x-dev
Same problem here with the calendar module up to date
Comment #2Guru CreditAttribution: Guru commented
Try the latest development build. I was getting the same error; upgrading to the latest development release fixed the issue.
Comment #3LTech CreditAttribution: LTech commented
upgrade didn't solve the issue for me.
Comment #4awolfey CreditAttribution: awolfey commented
Make sure ctools is also latest dev.
Comment #5Cyberwolf CreditAttribution: Cyberwolf commented
This also happened to me when using anything else than the calendar items row style (content, fields), while using the latest dev releases of all required modules (ctools, views, date, calendar).
Comment #6hathi_ndg CreditAttribution: hathi_ndg commented
Same thing happened to me when creating a new Calendar View. I'm using the latest dev releases of Views, Date, Calendar and CTools (as of Oct 1st).
'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style but it is missing.'
in calendar_plugin_style->render() (line 211 in C:\xampp\htdocs\www_groupe\sites\all\modules\calendar\includes\calendar_plugin_style.inc).
Any help is most welcome
Comment #7somanyfish CreditAttribution: somanyfish commented
Same error for me. I have installed the latest (as of 10/7) of CTools, Views, Calendar and Date. I followed all of the steps on the Debugging page. I uninstalled Calendar completely and then created a new view of type Calendar with these options:
Show "Content" of type "Event" sorted by "Newest first"
- Create a page
- Page title = "Events Calendar"
- Path = 'news-events/calendar'
Display format = "Calendar" of "fields"
Items to display = 10
Use pager = true
Create a menu link = false
Include an RSS feed = false
When I hit "Continue & Edit", I get this error:
User notice: <pre>'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style but it is missing.'</pre> in trigger_error() (line 7193 of /var/www/html/includes/common.inc). =>
Comment #8axle_foley00 CreditAttribution: axle_foley00 commented
I too am getting this same issue, even with the latest -dev releases of the modules required.
Comment #9kortas87 CreditAttribution: kortas87 commented
having the same problem... all devs...
Comment #10causalloop CreditAttribution: causalloop commented
Comment #11causalloop CreditAttribution: causalloop commented
|» Major
can't display the mini cal at all without that error. Latest devs of calendar, date, ctools etc.
Full error:
'calendar_plugin_style: A date argument is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing.'
in calendar_plugin_style->render() (line 215 of /var/www/sites/all/modules/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
Comment #12skolesnyk CreditAttribution: skolesnyk commented
This is quite a major bug and hasn't been fixed for over a month.
Anybody's got an idea how to quickly manually fix it?
Comment #13jonjob CreditAttribution: jonjob commented
Comment #14J. Cohen CreditAttribution: J. Cohen commented
Here's how I fixed it in Drupal 7:
- Delete all the date fields on the content types.
- Uninstall the calendar and date modules.
- If you get a message like "Required by: Drupal (Fields pending deletion)" but you've already deleted all the date fields, run cron to complete the deletion process.
- Reinstall the modules.
EDIT #1: the problem returned:
'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style but it is missing.'
in calendar_plugin_style->render() (line 211 of /home/*****/public_html/*****/sites/all/modules/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
EDIT #2: I fixed that by setting "Show: Calendar Items | Settings", but now it says:
'calendar_plugin_style: A date argument is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing.'
in calendar_plugin_style->render() (line 215 of /home/*****/public_html/*****/sites/all/modules/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
Here is where I am so far:
Comment #15mtyf CreditAttribution: mtyf commented
as #5 mentioned above just use calendar format & calendar items instead of fields.
Comment #16AniaMi CreditAttribution: AniaMi commented
Comment #17J. Cohen CreditAttribution: J. Cohen commented
@mtyf (#15) -- thanks...
Comment #18linitrex CreditAttribution: linitrex commented
Using calendar format & calendar items is not a solution. There is a good reason to have the fields option available. It is completely different use-case. Calendar items format is not a substitute for the fields it just works different way. Still interested if there is any solution. Maybe reverting to an older version of the module until fixed?
Comment #19J. Cohen CreditAttribution: J. Cohen commented
@mtyf -- I tried that, but it isn't working or I'm not sure what you mean. This is what I had before:
This is what happened when I tried to remove the fields:
Comment #20dvales CreditAttribution: dvales commented
subscribing, same problem
Comment #21angelinardo CreditAttribution: angelinardo commented
I'm having the same issue. 'calendar_plugin_style: Missing calendar row plugin'
Comment #22Ingmar CreditAttribution: Ingmar commented
Me too. With the latest install
Comment #23alexkb CreditAttribution: alexkb commented
I was getting this same error, and I first tried upgrading to -dev versions, and then even applying some patches (from another d.o issue), but the problem seemed to be caused by not having a "Contextual Filter" set to the a date field in my custom view.
I just looked at the calendar view that comes with the calendar module for an example of this.
Hope that can help someone.
Comment #24mghatiya CreditAttribution: mghatiya commented
Thanks Alex. That did help.
Comment #25sr631 CreditAttribution: sr631 commented
I have a "Contextual Filter" correctly set up (#23 is not the issue here) - I have a working month-view calendar with 'Show: Calendar Items' But I get this error if I change "Show" to anything else. (I want to use Content-teaser)
Is it supposed to be supported to choose a different "Show", or is "Calendar Items" the only setting that is supposed to work for a calendar? (I only need month- view)
Does anyone have a suggestion of how to work-around this bug to style the data rendered for an event? As a "Calendar Item" all styles and wrapping tags added per field are ignored/stripped. Overriding the field tpl gives some wrapping, but not the ability to nest and group fields. Ideally I want to be able to render the teaser view mode for my event. Is there another way to do that?
Comment #26sr631 CreditAttribution: sr631 commented
Note: I figured out a work around for this using the template_preprocess_calendar_item hook. It may be ugly to load the node view there and overwrite the "rendered_fields" array, but it works! I'd still be interested to learn the "right" way to do this if it's out there.
Comment #27Cyberwolf CreditAttribution: Cyberwolf commented
Comment #28KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
|» Closed (duplicate)
I think this issue is more or less a duplicate of #1236610: Calendar plugin style does not allow usage of inherited calendar_plugin_row_node. The calendar uses its own row plugin because it has to add a bunch of information that is not available in other row plugins. The error is telling you that you need that plugin, it is not a 'bug'.
See the bottom of that related issue for an explanation of why the plugin is necessary.
Comment #29pags CreditAttribution: pags commented
I'm experiencing this error at the moment too.
I am a new Drupal Developer, and in reviewing this discussion I'm not seeing what strike's me as a clear solution for the problem.
My Drupal installation is version 7.1. I have Views 7.x-3.1 installed and have a number of views created and working just fine. This morning I downloaded and enabled Date 7.x-2.0-rc1 and then downloaded and enabled Calendar 7.x-3.0-alpha2, in an attempt to get a calendar function working on the website I'm developing.
After enabling Calenedar, Date, Date All Day, Date API, Date Popup, and Date Views, I created a new content type that includes a date field. I then created a number of new nodes of this new content type. I then tried to create a Calendar view of the content I had just created and encountered the error message
'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing.'
I searched for this error on the Drupal site and found this thread. I read some discussion on Contextual Filters that was indicating a fix for the problem. I tried it but the problem remains.
I also read that the suggestion for using the latest development versions for Calendar and Date and did so even though there was an explicit warning at the end of the Date notes stating that it was NOT working. The same error message occurred ( yes, I cleared the cache, and reserved my date field) Additionally, I encountered a new error (http://drupal.org/node/1413200)
Call to undefined function _views_prepare_handler()
Frustrated with that, I went back to the Date 7.x-2.0-rc1 and Calendar 7.x-3.0-alpha2 and the "Call to undefined function _views_prepare_handler()" went away.
So at present I cannot get my calendar view to work due to this plugin error.
Most of this thread seems geared to developers of the Calendar and Date code and perhaps there is a solution offered in here, but I'm not seeing it. Can somebody offer a straightforward explanation as to how fix this?
Thank You
Comment #30navinkmrsingh CreditAttribution: navinkmrsingh commented
The best way to avoid any such circumstances is to 'clone the whole view' and then make required changes to FILTERS, FIELDS and Contextual FILTERS
That worked for me :)
Comment #31xgougeon CreditAttribution: xgougeon commented
Hi ! I'm having the same problem...
I'd like to try your solution, but what do you mean by "required changes to FILTERS, FIELDS and Contextual FILTERS" ??
Comment #32xgougeon CreditAttribution: xgougeon commented
Globally has anyone ever made a calendar view block working properly ??? I see many hacking and tricking, but... before diving into the jungle, if anyone could explain the proper way to get this working... It would help me a lot. Cheers !
Comment #33kim_charest CreditAttribution: kim_charest commented
I have the exact same problem as cited in #14. Can someone help?
Many thanks!
Comment #34billyverde CreditAttribution: billyverde commented
Same problem here.
Comment #35trim108 CreditAttribution: trim108 commented
there is a solution of this problem:
when you chose field in view for CONTEXTUAL FILTERS instead "Content: Date of event - name field" you need chose "Date: Date (node) (Content: Date of event - name field)"
for more info see default calendar view
Comment #36nflowers1228 CreditAttribution: nflowers1228 commented
This seemed to solve my issues. I got the error message when I tried to build my own view, but then found these instructions that showed me step by step how set up the calendar. The key for me was to pick a calendar template (see step 5) then the view was created for me and I could customize it the way I wanted: http://drupal.org/node/1477602
Comment #37pilbster CreditAttribution: pilbster commented
Problem solved for me by eventually following nflowers1228's advice.
trim108 also made me realise why the Arlin Sandbulte video was showing a different dialogue box to me when I was doing the contextual filter. So I'll keep this in mind in the future.
Comment #38StephenWard CreditAttribution: StephenWard commented
I recently encountered this error. I resolved it by setting the default value on the contextual filter to the current date. I hope this helps anyone still having trouble.
Comment #39Umayal CreditAttribution: Umayal commented
I am using Calendar 7.x-3.4
I am also have same error:
'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing.'
in calendar_plugin_style->render() (line 228 of /sites/all/modules/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc)
Comment #40ditcheva CreditAttribution: ditcheva commented
|» 7.x-3.0
#35 fixes the issue. make sure you also provide the 'Current date' as the default when an argument is not present!
Comment #41Umayal CreditAttribution: Umayal commented
|» 7.x-3.4
Thanks for replay.
I already create a calender block view using calender 7.x-3.0
I pass current date as argument then I can view month calender in block.
But I update the calender module 7.x.3.4
I cannot get calender, It display error (I already set current date is default value in view)
Comment #42santy CreditAttribution: santy commented
I resolved the problem deleting de view, and creating a new view of calendar,
Comment #43Umayal CreditAttribution: Umayal commented
Thanks Mr.Santy. I done it. It works.
Comment #44Dukuu CreditAttribution: Dukuu commented
|» bug
|Closed (duplicate)
|» Active
Dont know why closed the thread when this bug still occurs. Calendar worked earlier and stopped to work after upgrading.
Updated from 7.x-3.0-alpha2 to 3.4 and got an error
'calendar_plugin_style: A date argument is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing or is not using the default date.'
in calendar_plugin_style->render()
View for calendar also stops working, so that unable to change any preferences.
Several ways, such as to disable-uninstall-delete-reupload-enable the calendar module, give no results.
For me this bug became fixed when i copied my older 7.x-3.0-alpha2 version of calendar to the cleared from 3.4 version site in ordinary way. Hope that will help somewone like me.
If this thread must be closed, sorry me for opening it.
Comment #45Dukuu CreditAttribution: Dukuu commented
|» Closed (duplicate)
Yep, looks like the problem comes only if updating. In latest 3.4 version repeating the same view makes no problems. So my bug report is ot really fair. I close back this thread. Thanks to the devs, that made the module better than it was =) In new version i made that things, that i could not in old one. Great thanks for that!
Comment #46rootical CreditAttribution: rootical commented
|Closed (duplicate)
|» Active
I am sorry but i have to change the state to active because none of the proposed ways of fixing it did not help me.
I`ve tried totally delete and reinstall Calendar module;
I can`t edit calndar views - it gives a blank page.
Please someone help to fix it.
Comment #47wisdom CreditAttribution: wisdom commented
To avoid the issue create a view from template:
structure >> view >> add view from templates
Then the view gets automatically the setting:
Format: Calendar | Settings
Show: Calendar Entities | Settings
Comment #48tanmayk CreditAttribution: tanmayk commented
Comment #49dewolfe001 CreditAttribution: dewolfe001 commented
Ditto-- using one of the View templates seemed to be the only way I could remedy this. I used one of those views then edited the View to put in a content type filter so that the desired content would show up.
Comment #50zunaeid CreditAttribution: zunaeid commented
Comment #51pags CreditAttribution: pags commented
Just updated to 3.4 and this problem is back. I experienced this in prior version, found a fix, and now its back. Posting #45 reports this is fixed in 3.4... but NOT!!! Please fix... there are lots of posts here indicating that there is a problem.
Also, I have 3 different calendar views and I am unable to edit any of them since applying updates... all come up blank.
Comment #52pags CreditAttribution: pags commented
Progress update...
I found that I could export and then import my calendar views which enabled me to be able to see and edit them.... however the plug-in error remains.
Comment #53pags CreditAttribution: pags commented
I found that I could not get any of my existing calendar views to work after updating to 3.4. I had to delete them and recreate them using the "add view from template" option in Views.
So to summarize these three posts (#51, #52, #53):
- Upgrading to calendar 7-3.4 broke my existing calendar views, I could not even see my existing calendar views... screen was blank as others have reported.
- In order to be able to see them (so I could see enough in order to recognize how to recreate them) I tried exporting them and then imported them. The error message remained but at least I could now read them.
- After reading them to refresh my memory as to how they were coded, I deleted them and recreated them using the "add view from template" option.
This problem needs to be fixed as I ran into this very same error in the previous calendar release... last time I got by re-specifying my contextual filter, but not this time. Something is amiss here and it was time consuming to have go through my calendar coding again this afternoon. Lots of others seem to be having similar problems.
Comment #54carolinagc CreditAttribution: carolinagc commented
I did what #47 explains create a view from template: structure >> view >> add view from templates
and it worked perfectly form me :-)
Comment #55mgifford CreditAttribution: mgifford commented
Could some descriptive text to point folks to the Calendar templates?
Comment #56alimuls CreditAttribution: alimuls commented
in calendar_plugin_style->render() (line 228 of /var/www/vhosts/launchinteractivemedia.com/httpdocs/clients/exploreut/sites/all/modules/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
Need a quick help.
Comment #57Neverbalnost CreditAttribution: Neverbalnost commented
Hi there!
I had the same problem. After I carefully read the documentation I discovered that the calendar view should be created from the template. If it is done this way - module works like magic.
Hope this information helps someone.
Comment #58Sk8erPeter CreditAttribution: Sk8erPeter commented
Yes, it's written here:
Step by step guide to create an event listing with calendar block in Drupal 7
"Create a calendar block for events
1. [...] ›› UPDATE (2012-08-23, related to Calendar 7.x-3.4): you should rather use "Add view from template" on
admin/structure/viewsdepending on the appropriate field. Sample screenshots: "Add view from template"; Views + Calendar templates."
Comment #59cllamas CreditAttribution: cllamas commented
Hi, I'm creating the calendar view from the template and I cannot make it work.
Comment #60xbrianx CreditAttribution: xbrianx commented
I am getting this same issue but reading #50 helped out!
Comment #61tuccio CreditAttribution: tuccio commented
So unless you create the calendar view from a template, a calendar view does not work? This is outstanding.
Comment #62cup_of_squirrel CreditAttribution: cup_of_squirrel commented
Figured it out. Here's what worked for me:
- You have to have a filter using Date in your contextual filters
- In said filter configuration under When the filter value is NOT available check the Provide default value option and set it to Current date
Comment #63arphaus CreditAttribution: arphaus commented
Why is this happening for me on a clean install of Drupal? Shouldn't the Views that come with the module just work out of the box?
Comment #64ondway2legend CreditAttribution: ondway2legend commented
I did what #47 explains and it worked perfectly form me :-)
Thanks bro...
Comment #65nicktr CreditAttribution: nicktr commented
#36 worked for me - Use a view template!
Comment #66robearls CreditAttribution: robearls commented
So the calendar "attachment" display I want to add to a view with 3 other existing, quite-complex, displays wont work unless I start all over again and create from a template?
This is broken.
Comment #67mgifford CreditAttribution: mgifford commented
|'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style but it is missing.'
|» Better Help Mising - 'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style but it is missing.'
|Issue summary:
|View changes
We can do better at describing what needs to be done!
Comment #68vishal.sirsodiya CreditAttribution: vishal.sirsodiya commented
Hello Everyone,
I am also facing this types of error.
Please help me.
calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing
Comment #69niner94949 CreditAttribution: niner94949 commented
#62 worked for me. Thank you very much for the suggestion.
Comment #70jaesperanza CreditAttribution: jaesperanza commented
For some reason, mine got fixed doing a clear cache and cron. Issue started when working around with Views fields.
Comment #71Max1 CreditAttribution: Max1 commented
This thread is four years old..
Yes, I ran into the same error too.
Comment #72Max1 CreditAttribution: Max1 commented
Wow, #58 quick saved me. Make view from template!
Comment #73pattyz CreditAttribution: pattyz commented
It appears to me that the Calendar module is not functioning at all. I get the error: 'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing.' when I only ENABLE the module. I haven't done anything yet. If we need to avoid the module, what is the alternative? I need to get a calendar up ASAP. I tried Full Calendar, but it also doesn't work. I followed the instructions carefully, but when I save the date field in the View, the screen disappears and becomes full of code.
Is there any Calendar module that is currently functioning? I would really appreciate anyone's help. Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Comment #74VM CreditAttribution: VM commented
user above is reporting in the forums. It is evident the user has not worked through this thread. User also refuses to test on a clean installation.
Comment #75Max1 CreditAttribution: Max1 commented
Tip: clean installation easy to get on simplytest.me
Comment #76CLEList CreditAttribution: CLEList as a volunteer commented
Comment #77allenthehusband CreditAttribution: allenthehusband as a volunteer commented
I fixed this for my calendar view by changing the below:
Format: Calendar
Show: Fields
Format: Calendar
Show: Calendar Entities
Comment #78umeshpatil CreditAttribution: umeshpatil as a volunteer commented
Change the format to Calendar and change to Calendar Entities instead of fields in Show,
For data to be popped up into the calendar, the date in content type has to be Date ISO.
If you want to fresh start then follow this article,
Or check my comment on Stackoverflow
Comment #79umeshpatil CreditAttribution: umeshpatil as a volunteer commented
|» Fixed
Comment #81artiprasad CreditAttribution: artiprasad commented
Here is solution:
1) go to admin >> Views
2) Click on Add view from template
3) Select which format do you want
4) Click on add
5) Name the view >> Continue
6) Now set up your settings and finally save it.
Comment #82prempatel2447 CreditAttribution: prempatel2447 as a volunteer commented
To fix the below issue-
Better Help Mising - 'calendar_plugin_style: The calendar row plugin is required when using the calendar style but it is missing.'
We Just needs to add the Configure contextual filter: Date: Date (node) in view with the below setting-
WHEN THE FILTER VALUE IS NOT IN THE URL => Provide default value (Current Date)
Granularity : Month
Dates to compare : Start/End date range
Add multiple value identifier : No
Date field(s) : Content: event_date - start date (field_event_date)
Comment #83nickBumgarner CreditAttribution: nickBumgarner at Inclind Inc commented
Comment #84brad.bulger CreditAttribution: brad.bulger commented
there is no comment 84.
Comment #85brad.bulger CreditAttribution: brad.bulger commented
|Closed (fixed)
|» Active
this is not "Fixed" in any sense. if the only row display format that will work is "Calendar entities" than the other options shouldn't be available. at the least, it should be caught by a validation error when saving the view. this raw developer's debugging message is a job half-done, to put the best face on it.
Comment #86nehajyoti CreditAttribution: nehajyoti as a volunteer commented
For Drupal 8 version 8.x:
This is the error coming on adding any of the add view from template:
\Drupal\calendar\Plugin\views\style\CalendarStyle: A calendar date argument is required when using the calendar style, but it is missing or is not using the default date.
Is this error already fixed for D8 ?
Comment #87sgurlt CreditAttribution: sgurlt commented
The issues appears when you create a calendar from the views template. In my case it came from the week display, the contextual filter had a broken handler.
Comment #88quindio CreditAttribution: quindio commented
I have been trying to figure out why my event calendar view is not working,
since I updated drupal 8.1.2 to 8.1.7
Before disabling the views caching the view was not displaying anything but if I take
the SQL created by the view and ran it inside MySql I would get result.
After I disabling the Views->Views data caching->advance I am getting
the message
the calendar date argument is required
I enabled the views caching and I am still getting the above message.
My views uses a date argument for 'Fields' and for 'Sort criteria'
I have included a snapshot of my view.
Is there a fix for this?
Comment #89quindio CreditAttribution: quindio commented
I was able to bypass my problem by removing the latest calendar module and putting the previous calendar module and my calendar is working. Something is wrong with the latest calendar module.
Comment #90pietpomp CreditAttribution: pietpomp commented
Comment #91NancyDru CreditAttribution: NancyDru commented
#85 was the only comment here that helped me.


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Are my DC's too young to be home alone for two hours after school each day?(13 Posts)
IMO the older two would be fine but not leaving DC3 alone in the house
Separately, my 2 DDs are sensible and trustworthy girls.
I would trust either in my house on their own.
But together they would kill each other within about half an hour - or have so much fun playing boisterously that it would end in tears.
I would say they were old enough , I left my 10 year old on her own after school for 45 minutes. All children are different though, I doubt I will leave my now 8 year old when she is 10 as she is very young for her age.
We have been through all the possible scenarios with them many times, otherwise I would never leave them even for a few minutes. At the moment the rules are not to open the door (unless family), not to tell anyone on the phone that they're alone unless it's family and they know more about what to do in a fire than I do. We also have a friend next door who they could go to if they were worried about anything.
It didn't cross my mind that they could go to the after school club a few days a week home alone some days, that would be a good way of gauging how well both options work out.
Sometimes I wish there was a legal minimum age to be left, it would make all these decisions a lot easier.
If you already leave the younger two at home on their own for an hour or two I don't see how this is any different.
It hasn't got much to do with their ages really - it's just how sensible they are and how likely they are to argue/do stupid things.
You have several options
a) Send the younger two to afterschool club
b) Send DD3 to afterschool club (until she's 11) if they are prone to arguing and/or being daft together
c) Send them to afterschool club 3 nights a week and let them come home two nights a week.
d) Let them both come home on the understanding that if there is any messing about/arguing/whatever that they will both go to the afterschool club.
We used to go to a womans house afterschool at that age, but once a week one of my siblings had an afterschool activity so we were allowed to come home that night, then go out to that and Dad would pick us up from there. I wished we could do it every night, but in hindsight, it was probably just as well we didn't... BUT I was 10 and my siblings were all younger - so not quite the same.
Also I would only do this if you are happy for your older DD not to come home some nights (speaking from experience!!) it makes for some shitty teenage years when you have to go straight home from school every night to mind younger siblings and can't go out, go to friends etc. I wouldn't put my kids in that situation - I hated it and felt I really missed out on stuff/friends.
There is no legal minimum age for children to be left at home.
Providing they know who to contact/what to do in an emergency I think it should be fine
I would send the younger two to after school club and leave the 14 yo on own. In September would be fine leaving the 11 and 14 year old high schoolers on own while 10 year old still goes to after school club. I have an 11 yo (y6) DS and while I do leave him on his own in house for short periods, I wouldn't be happy leaving primary school children home alone on such a regular basis. Don't think there is anything outlandish about what you are suggesting and many people would be happy about it but I know I would worry.
Once I started high school (11) my "gift" was a key to the house
Same as you, I was back at 3.40 and my DM home by 5.10
as I got older I was expected to start dinner
I knew never to open the door, not even to the milkman, cold callers or gas/electric unless pre booked. There was also a spare key with our elderly neighbour in case I forgot mine
which happened a lot DM would also call around 4pm to check I was ok.
It's doable if you plan the type of scenarios that might happen, like the pp said.
There is no legal position other than your judgement that they are not at risk. A 15yo looking after siblings seems perfectly fine but would he always be there ?
Not too young in my book.
I'm pretty sure the legal position is that there should be someone of at least 14 years or over in the house at all times. I have absolutely no doubt that they are all super sensible but consider that serious burglars watch houses - if they see that there are children on their own in the house all they have to do is knock on the front door and push their way in. How would you deal with security issues like this? Similarly in the winter months what would you do if a perv started following them home from school? I'm not saying don't do it but bad things can happen so you need to have them absolutely prepared. Is it safer to tell them not to answer the door? Do they know the neighbours? Is there somewhere else they could go if they're worried they're in danger/being followed?
I would say that they would be fine. Are there any neighbours who they could go to in an emergency? Or any family living relatively nearby?
Get some practice beforehand - and go over the 'what if' scenarios.
have they got mobiles?
Gotta learn sometime how to be independant
I'm a SAHM, but have been looking around for a while for a job as my dc's are getting older. I have applied for a term time job that would suit me, but would mean that I'd get home two hours after the end of the school day. DC1 is 14 and gets home at 4.30, DC2 is 11, DC3 is 10 their school finishes at 3.30 and is a few hundred yards from home.
Next year DC2 will be at the same school as DC1 so from September the older two will both get home at 4.30 or they could stay at the school library to do homework and be collected on the way back by me as it's near to the job.
There is a privately run after school club at the primary school, however DC2 is adamant that she doesn't want to go. Do you think that the younger two could go home alone? There'd be an hour before DC1 (14) gets home and then a further hour/ forty five minutes before I'd get back.
Or should I take no notice of DC2 and send the younger two to the after school club? I suspect DC3 would tire of this after a while too.
All three are super sensible and I do leave them for short periods. We've recently started going out locally in the evening and leaving DC1 to babysit and I do leave the younger two for up to an hour alone.
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The silverstone ap are decent radiator fans, and the 180mm ones, by the blade shape, look like they do more static pressure than the 120mms which don't do alot of static pressure. I wouldn't worry too much about it. I just generally don't worry too much about radiator fans, I just want good quiet fans that don't make a humming noise when turned down. The performance difference is so small that you shouldn't worry about the specs(well I believe, not sure if that's true, but from what I have seen the difference is pretty small). That's if you use a radiator designed for quiet fans. Plus, they are 180mm it's really hard to come by good 180mms fans.
I'll be testing the difference between my gelid wings or my silverstone ap121s on my RX240 when it arrives, to see if it's worth getting 1 more ap121 or getting 2 gelid wings(already have one unused ap121). Just by the shape of the blades it seems that using the ap121 for pulling air out of the radiator would be a bad idea. I also have to cut some holes plus a cutout for the radiator. I can't wait for the new nvidia gpus so that I can add a GPU block.
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Yeah, I really want a ncube tbalancer or something similar that will let you control your fan speeds automaticly using temperature sensors, but they're expensive and I don't even think I have the space to make it look tidy in my case.
I'm rocking an Asus G73SW-A1.
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1920x1080 FHD screen, 17.3 inches.
When I ordered it I took out the 2nd 500GB HDD that comes with it, cause I don't need 1 TB of space, and I plan to put a Crucial M4 128GB SSD in it, and run most of my shit off of that, which should be a fun upgrade. I already have 2-6 second load times in WoW depending on the area I'm loading, of course, so I'm extremely excited to see it with an SSD.
I got it as a replacement for my desktop, which I still have, but I am "loaning" to my sister for her use, because it's still 10x better than the piece of shit HP laptop she's got. Someday I'll be using a desktop for gaming again, soon as I get a better job and some money, but this laptop is extremely fast and wonderful for gaming. I have a couple extra monitors, so the screen size isn't an issue (and 17.3 inches isn't that bad, either), so with an external keyboard and my Logitech G700, there's really no difference from a desktop (aside from being 5x faster than my desktop), which I'm very happy with.
My setup:
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8 GB (2x4) 1067 MHz DDR3
AMD Radeon HD 6490M
Hi Res Antiglare Display
Razer DeathAdder
Plantronics GameCom 367
Have to say I'm quite happy with it
Gonna invest in a real gamer PC in the near future tho ^^
CPU: Intel Core i7 2600k
GPU: Asus nvidia ENGTX 580
RAM: 16 GB, Corsair Vengeance
Motherboard: Asrock Extreme 4 Gen 3
Case: Coolermaster Haf X
Cooling: Scythe Mugen 3
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HDD: Samsung Spinpoint F3 1 TB
Power supply: Corsair AX 650
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Thinking of doing a complete overhaul of my rig in May, was interested in getting some opinions on this setup.
Hard drives:
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16820233204 Corsair 90GB SATA III Force 3 SSD
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16822148837 Seagate Momentus XT 750GB SATA III
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16820231480 G.Skill Sniper series 4x4GB DDR3 1600Mhz Dual Channel Kit
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16813157271 ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 ATX 2x PCIe 3.0
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16814125414 Gigabyte Windforce Radeon HD7950
Power Supply:
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16817151102 SeaSonix X series 850 watt Modular 80 Plus Gold PSU
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16811352017 Fractal Define XL
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16811998091 Scythe Kaze Q12 fan controller, still deciding on what kind of fans I want to throw in the new case.
I am keeping my optical drives and my CPU plus the cooler, everything else I am going to sell, odds are I can still snag 700 bucks for what's left of my system on Kijiji. Since I got my work contract this past week and I am going to be doing my taxes in a couple of weeks, I will probably drop some money on a much nicer rig, but I am still going to keep my i7 2600k and the Corsair H80.
Good stuff but not sure about case choice.
My Rig:
NZXT Zero Black/Silver Aluminum
Asus P6T Deluxe / OC Palm
Core i7 940 / 3.86ghz
Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme CPU Cooler
G.SKILL 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666)
2x Western Digital VelociRaptor 300gig (Raid 0)
2x Western Digital Caviar Black 1tb
1x Western Digital Caviar 2tb
SAMSUNG 22X DVD±R DVD Burner
GeForce GTX 470 (1)
PC Power & Cooling T12W 1200watt PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Oh yeah, and the screws I'm looking for? They aren't M3 or M4. Neither are the right size. Apparently it's UCN-something-something. -.-
The case looks good, if you like it don't worry about it. It's personal preference and from what I have seen it's a good case.
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That NBA players meeting w/ the kids segment was really cool.
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How to Ruin an NBA All-Star Game starring Deron Williams.
Overall, I thought it was a very good game. Not an overload of flashy plays.
Lol, that was hilarious..I was laughing my ass off at that dumb ass move.
WTF is wrong with Deron Williams?
Dunno, that was a dumb move. Likely just a mental lapse. Forgot the score.
No I'm confused. what happened? I didnt get to see the game so I'm really confused at why he's getting some hate. lol
Oh ok..tie ball game and he's thinking the West are down..so he goes and fouls Wade for no reason. Tie game..that way Wade gets to shoot the FT's to take the lead. No need to foul at all there.
That and he turned it over when it was a tie game and the West had the last possession to shoot for the win.
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Ok, so enough is enough. In the last few weeks there's been a lot of back and forth and back again about the James Bond franchise and its immediate future in light of the ongoing MGM bankruptcy fiasco.
A lot of Websites (Screen Rant included) have been reporting what they allege is the latest "news" or "updates" about where the Bond franchise is and where it will be in the near future – but it's all just talk. The bottom line is this: nobody really knows nothing about Bond's future in the movie business. Not the studio, or the people involved with the films – certainly not any reporters or "trusted sources." Let's take a step back from all the hype for a second and retrace our steps.
At the start of this year it was business as usual: The next Bond film (tentatively titled Bond 23 until a catchier name is selected) was on schedule. We heard that Frost/Nixon writer Peter Morgan was working on a "shocking" new Bond script, and when you hear about an Oscar-nominated writer cooking up a thrilling script in a famous action franchise, you have reason to be excited.
Next, we heard that Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes was getting involved with Bond 23 – either as the director or a consultant – and again, we had good reason to be enthused. James Bond as envisioned by Oscar-caliber writers and directors? YES PLEASE!
After that you had the next logical step in James Bond rumoring: who the new Bond girl and villain would be. We heard names like Olivia Wilde and Frieda Pinto tossed around as possible Bond girls, and even heard that Sam Mendes' on-again, off-again girlfriend, actress Rachel Weisz, might play a major Bond villain. Admittedly these were just RUMORS, but they were the usual sort of whisper-round-the-water-cooler fun that comes with the development of any Bond film.
As spring transitioned into summer, things took a bad turn. We here at Screen Rant have been keeping careful tabs on the MGM bankruptcy fiasco for a long time, and were always wary of how the studio's breakdown would affect films like The Hobbit and James Bond – so it was more a confirmation of our fears than a shocking revelation when it was announced that Bond 23 is being delayed for the time being, until MGM sorts itself out.
And that's where the story ends. Period.
Since the announcement of the Bond delay, the Interweb has been spouting so many Bond franchise 'dead or alive' posts that you'd think 007 was the new Elvis. Harry Knowles over at AICN recently went on a geek tirade about MGM screwing up the movies he's eager for, and in that rant he made the claim that Bond is officially dead. We reported that non-news here on Screen Rant (hell I edited and published it) – however, in retrospect, we should have let that one pass us by. Not everything need be reported (just one rule we often adhere to, but now and then forget).
After the "Bond is dead" declaration there's been a bunch of online debate going back in forth, with Deadline claiming that Sam Mendes and current Bond Daniel Craig will "wait for MGM," while other major outlets like CBS Celebrity Circuit are following with the "Bond is dead" angle. Everybody seems to be saying something about Bond's future at the movies – and yet, truthfully speaking, not one single person knows what is going to happen to the franchise at this point – not even MGM or the people attached to the film.
The franchise itself will live on, of course, but as far as who will be writing, directing or starring as Bond, and whether or not the story will continue the half-imagined narrative tossed out in Quantum of Solace or be forced to "reboot" itself again? NO ONE REALLY KNOWS. As our own Niall Browne points out, this has happened before with James Bond; all we can do now is wait and see how MGM climbs out of its financial hole, and how long it takes them to do so. Those resolutions will ultimately determine Bond's future.
In the meantime, don't believe the hype around the Web – the only ones who have THE definitive answer are the ones willing to admit there is no answer to give right now.
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How Will This Trade Help More Than One Area Of The Leafs?January 31, 2010
Oh my goodness did it finally happen?
Did Brian Burke finally make that big trade, that blockbuster move that defines the Maple Leafs for the next 5-10 years?
Wait.....this all sounds so familiar... (Phil Kessel trade)
But I digress, these are the blockbuster deals that Leafs fans have been waiting and pleading for all season.
First Trade
Dion Phaneuf, Fredrik Sjostrom, and Keith Aulie for Matt Stajan, Niklas Hagman, Ian White and Jamal Mayers.
Second Trade
Jean-Sabestien Giguere for Vesa Toskala and Jason Blake.
Now these are quite the trades for Toronto considering that four of the six players leaving Toronto are forwards, but the Leafs do get tougher and they do get a lot younger, now being one of the youngest teams in the league.
But the best part of this trade is that Brian Burke addressed some key issues with the Maple Leafs that have been plaguing the team all season.
Goaltending, the penalty kill, and a big, hard-hitting defenseman.
Lets start with Phaneuf.
Although he has been slumping and in the doghouse this season, Phaneuf is one of the most exciting defenseman in the game. He has a massive shot from the point, and brings a physical presence to the blueline, something that Mike Komisarek was supposed to bring and something that Luke Schenn was supposed to learn.
Giguere is a former Conn Smythe winner with a Stanley Cup ring to go with it. Although he has been struggling this season, he still has played much better than the other two goalies Toronto had on there roster. He will be reuniting with former goaltending coach Francois Allaire whom he had his best success with, so expect good things coming from the goaltender.
The under-estimated part of this deal is Sjostrom. He is a penalty-killing winger that is one of the fastest skaters in the NHL. He will instantly make the Maple Leafs penalty kill better with his presence.
Finally there is the wild card out of all these deals, Aulie. He is a former World Juniors gold medal winner who is a monster in the back end at 6-foot-6. He hits hard and is not scared to drop the gloves if he has too.
Overall the Leafs did a good job at addressing there major needs. But the one issue that needs to be addressed more so now then ever is there sputtering offense.
In total, 57 of the Leafs 148 goals scored this season so was traded in the span of three hours.
But luckily, Brian Burke did state in a Leafs press conference that he is not finished making trades and that until the next deal is done, those positions will be filled with scratched players and rookies looking to make a mark.
Most likely those rookies will be Viktor Stalberg and Christian Hanson from the AHL affiliate Toronto Marlies.
So even though the Leafs did lose a fan favourite in White and two of the Maple Leafs leading scorers in Stajan and Hagman, the Leafs got help in three areas of their game that have been severely lacking.
Let's hope in the next couple weeks, these players can gel well with the players that they already have.


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Sandi turned to this island-influenced dish to help her shed over 60 pounds.
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- ½ tsp. rosemary
- ¼ tsp. ginger
- ¼ tsp. cinnamon
- 2 tbsp. margarine or cooking oil
- 1 large onion
- 1 large tomato
- 2 tbsp. lime or lemon juice
- 3 c. chicken broth
- 1 tbsp. fresh parsley
- Remove any skin and visible fat from the chicken pieces. Mix flour, salt and pepper; dip the chicken pieces into the mixture to coat evenly. In a small bowl, combine thyme, rosemary, ginger, cinnamon and nutmeg.
- Melt the margarine in a large stew pot, or Dutch oven, over medium heat. Working in two batches, brown the chicken pieces on all sides, sprinkling with the spice mixture, until golden brown. Add the onion, tomato, lime juice and chicken broth. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Serve sprinkled with fresh parsley.
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text: Dear mentors, I am looking for a sponsor for my package "yast2-devtools". * Package name : yast2-devtools Version : 2.21.6-1 Upstream Author : Martin Vidner <firstname.lastname@example.com> * URL : [http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:YaST_development] * License : GPL2, parts of documentation: MIT Section : Development It builds those binary packages: yast2-devtools - YaST2 - Development Tools To access further information about this package, please visit the following URL: http://mentors.debian.net/package/yast2-devtools Alternatively, one can download the package with dget using this command: dget -x http://mentors.debian.net/debian/pool/main/y/yast2-devtools/yast2-devtools_2.21.6-1.dsc I would be glad if someone could help me on further questions about packaging for debian and, when entirely finished, uploaded this package for me. Kind regards, Björn Esser


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Rethinking Psychiatry Presents
Daniel Mackler's acclaimed documentary
In June of 2012, twenty-three people came together to discuss the subject of coming off psychiatric drugs.
We were psychiatric survivors, therapists, mental health consumers, family members, and activists, united by a passion for truth-telling.
More than half of us had successfully come off psych drugs, including cocktails of antipsychotics and mood stabilizers.
Please join us in our own meeting of the minds, to watch and continue this discussion, with an opportunity to share our own experiences on, off, and coming off of psych drugs.
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
The Center for Intercultural Organizing
700 N. Killingsworth St., Portland Oregon
Discussion to follow. Download flier here.


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Just heard thunder! Why? Suspicious. INVESTIGATE!
Pence mean! Won't let me give Russians silly nuclear codes! Not good!
Lots of people saying goat curse was real! So how did Cubs win? #FailingNYTimes MUST investigate Obama's Chicago connection! Not fair!
All anonymous sources made up. Except mine and Wikileaks's!!
Anti-Semitism. SO BORING! Must focus on the people's real issues!! Arnold WON'T BE BACK! Hah! The terminator terminated Celebrity Apprentice! #CleverTrump!
#LockHerUpHillary couldn't beat me. Truth can't either!


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Yesterday, I had worn a nice dress to work that came with a really cute skinny black belt with a bow on it. I distinctly remember putting it on in the morning because of having to loop it through the dress loops, snap the metal nub into the hole and slip it through another hoop.
It wasn't until 4pm yesterday afternoon, sitting in a meeting, that I suddenly realized I didn't have it on me! (hence my tweet….)
I have no idea how it fell out of all those contraptions! or when it had fallen off! I tried to think back to the last time I might have noticed it. I had said my stomach was grumbling at lunch because I was hungry, and don't remember feeling the belt then. I asked around a few colleagues and, upon describing the belt, one coworker said I definitely didn't have it because she'd notice that specific belt. (Although another coworker thinks she DID see it on me…..)
Heading back to the car on the way home, my boyfriend said maybe it had fallen off even before we left the house, or maybe when I took the seatbelt off it would've unknowingly unhooked the belt. Nothing by the car, nothing in the parking garage, nothing at home. I had resigned myself to the fact that my ensemble was going to be incomplete from now on. 🙁
On the way into work this morning, we usually take a side path that cuts through the big streets. (We didn't take it home because we walk a different way to the car at the end of the day.) and LOOK WHAT I SEE!!!!!
My belt. Just sitting there. A very kind person laid it out and AMAZINGLY nobody took it all day yesterday and overnight. Being right in Toronto, I'm actually really surprised and impressed that it was still there 24 hours later! It was probably exactly what my BF said.. that the seatbelt probably unlatched it and as I was walking, it just slipped off (!?) without me noticing apparently….
So a big thank you to the kind person who picked it up and put it on the fire hydrant. A big thank you to all the kind people who didn't take it!! (Although, my colleague said i'm so tiny, nobody would want to steal a belt that they couldn't fit into!) NONETHELESS….. thank you to everyone for this random act of kindness!! 😎


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Toxic fumes in Warde science lab trigger haz-mat response
Published 2:24 pm, Friday, December 7, 2012
Fumes from chemicals mixed in a science lab at Fairfield Warde High School on Friday morning triggered a hazardous-materials response by local and state emergency services, but officials said there was no serious fallout from the incident.
Firefighters and personnel from the state Department Energy and Environmental Protection were dispatched to the high school shortly after 11 a.m. after the town Emergency Communications Center received a call reporting that "a small quantity" of potassium chloride, sodium chloride, sodium iodide and benzoic acid may have combined during a routine classroom heating process, according to Assistant Fire Chief Chris Tracy, shift commander on the scene.
The incident took place earlier in the morning, responders were told by school officials, and that four students along with their teacher had been checked and released by the school nurse after complaining of sore throats, Tracy said.
"Really, really routine things when you smell noxious fumes," he said. "It could have been worse, but fortunately it wasn't."
The teacher and students were also checked by a paramedic on the scene before being released with the recommendation of followup with their personal physicians.
Precautionary measures by firefighters, including controlled entry and metering, found no contamination or chemical products in the lab, which had been aired out during the earlier class, according to a release from Tracy.
No evacuation of the school was required, and classes were not significantly disrupted, officials said.


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welcome to Taste of Earth
Welcome to Taste of Earth, a company dedicated to holistic wellness and longevity. Founded in 1997 by Ladell Hill, Taste of Earth's mission is to promote healthy living from the inside-out and to educate others about taking care of their bodies mentally, physically and spiritually.
Taste of Earth offers a line of all-natural herbal supplements as well as health and beauty products formulated to help the body maintain optimal health and wellness. Ladell has been a devoted herbalist for more than 20 years and is constantly furthering his education and abilities in the natural supplement area. He is also a speaker on topics of health, fitness, healthy cooking & meal planning.
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I'm getting very tempted by this Fair Isle scarf on Asos. What do you guys think?
I'm getting very tempted by this Fair Isle scarf on Asos. What do you guys think?
Picked this up when I was in America. I didn't realise when I bought it that the pattern was floral lol. Still think it's look though. What do you lot think?
(For Summer) ASOS White Toe Cap Plimsoles
ASOS Slim Fit Blue Shirt
(For late Winter/ next Winter) H&M Black Desert Boots
(A nice black jean arrived in first segment of the the new season) ZARA Jeans with Coloured Lining
... All basics but I'm hoping to diversify when I get S/S2012 clothes and shoes: stone/ beige slim chinos, brown brogues, navy slim fit casual cotton jacket with contrasting elbow patches.
Got my Desert Boots at last. Classic & goes with
just about anything.
Are they the beeswax colour ones? Where did they come from? I was going to settle for the Cola colour. Tried some on the other day and they were seriously comfy.
Quite expensive for a T but I rarely find a printed T that I like.
Have been on a bit of an eBay splurge:
Got these Clarks St Kilda's for £12 (pver £100 new and £60 in the sale)
An All Saints cardigan almost identical to this one, for a tenner!
Alex, was the Ryger cardigan you bought in a XS? If so, I think I was watching that on eBay, and although I already own the cardigan, was very tempted to buy it. That's a bargain!
Yes it was! It arrived today and I put it straight on and have been wearing it since. Well worth a tenner!
I got some basic GAP chino's for 99p a pair and a M&S shawl cardigan for a tenner recently too, which is great, but I would prob keep my eye out for an XS in future.
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PRINCE Rogers Nelson aka PRINCE, one of the most successful musical artists of all time has died aged57.
He wrote hundreds of songs and released 39 studio albums.
The signer was tragically found dead in his Paisley Park recording studio.
Out of all his hits, When Doves Cry, The Most Beauiful Girl In The World and so on, PRINCE will most probably be remembered for that one song…… Purple Rain.
RIP to this style icon, artist and legend.


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The lecture will highlight the experiences primarily of transborder families from Oaxaca and is related to Stephen's most recent book, "Transborder Lives: Indigenous Oaxacans in Mexico, California, and Oregon."
Stephen's work has centered on the intersection of culture and politics. She has a particular interest in the ways that political identities articulate with race, gender, class and nationalism in relation to local, regional and national histories, cultural politics and systems of governance in the Américas. During the past eight years she has added the dimension of migration to her research – paying particular attention to Mexican migration in Oregon and California. Other recent books include "Dissident Women: Gender and Cultural Politics in Chiapas," co-edited with Shannon Speed and Aida Hernandez-Castillo (2006) and "Zapotec Women: Gender, Class, and Ethnicity in Globalized Oaxaca "(2005).
The lecture, which is free and open to the public, is sponsored by the Linfield Departments of Modern Languages, Sociology and Anthropology, and History. For more information, call Sharon Bailey Glasco, assistant professor of history, 503-883-2306.


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I've told you before about my bloggy friend (and real-life friend) Amber (I've borrowed her Pinteresting Tuesday idea a few times). Well another party she links up to is High Five for Friday – something hosted by Lauren at From My Grey Desk (who happens to be the sister of Kate from The Small Things Blog aka my biggest hair-crush ever…small blogging world!). Did you follow that? Anyway, the point of the party is to link up your five favorite recent things. I wanted to join in on the fun, so…
Today I'm headed to Cookeville (where I went to college) to visit my friend Anne (who also went to TTU and is now a teacher in Cookeville). I'm super excited to have some fun girl time!
I've mentioned my love for pens before but I just have to mention it again. Especially because I am super-loving these Sharpie retractable pens. Several weeks ago Michael was using one in church. I had never seen one before so I borrowed it and gave it a try. And found it to be awesome. Fortunately my husband loves me very much and gave it to me (I think he had others at home, but we'll pretend it was a huge sacrifice…shh) and I've been using tons ever since. I also like the Sharpie pens with the caps – he gave me some of those for my birthday last year and I use them a lot too. The best part is that they don't bleed!
After six months of living in Bowling Green and visiting tons of churches, we've finally settled on a new church home. We officially placed membership this week and it's nice to have a place to call home. We're excited to get involved. P.S. Be looking for a post coming soon on things to do and not to do to welcome visitors to your church…a compilation of all our church-visiting experiences.
These Belvita cracker/cookie things are awesometastic. Renee, the librarian I did my practicum with, introduced me to them and now Michael and I can't get enough! There are 4 cookies (they call them breakfast biscuits, but they don't seem biscuit-y to me) in a package so it's a pretty big amount of food – I usually divide them in half and will have 2 cookies for a snack. Sometimes Michael eats them for breakfast. The blueberry ones are our favorite.
Now that school is over, I actually have time to read for fun (i.e. not a textbook) again. In January I started watching the tv show The Firm, based off John Grisham's book. I really liked it, but decided I wanted to read the book first. Michael bought it for me for Valentine's Day and I hadn't had a chance to read it until last week. I finally got to read it and I loved it! I've gone back and watched all the tv episodes (but just in case you wondered, the tv show picks up 10 years after where the book left off, so the characters are the same but the plot is different. I thought it would be the same story as the book but it wasn't. It's still good, though). I also loaded up with John Grisham books last weekend while we were at my in-law's.
Linking up with Lauren @ From My Grey Desk
Oh, and don't forget to enter the giveaway I'm doing…one lucky winner gets a free That Works for Me! book.


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God never meant the British to picnic, but we battle on. And battle on we must, regardless of the wind, rain and thick cloud that appears quicker than you can unfasten the leather straps on a picnic basket. Regardless of nettles and wasps' nests, of barbed wire and cow shit. We know that fresh air sharpens the appetite and lifts the spirits. Sunshine and a light breeze can make even a ham sandwich twice the meal it is indoors. In short, food tastes better outdoors. This alone should be reason enough for us to pack the car boot with French bread and bubbly cider. But there is more to it than that. The need to picnic is a part of our collective national soul and nothing, but nothing is going to stop us.
The perfect picnic, like the perfect Christmas, exists only in a far off corner of our mind; a retreat, an escape, a place to go in a daydream or on the shrink's couch. We never have, and almost certainly never will have, that idyllic outdoor meal on a checked rug by a babbling stream, because as they say, it's all in the mind. What is so mystifying is the similarity between everyone's memories of the perfect picnic. So just when did we experience that magical meal spread out on a blanket in a buttercup-strewn meadow? And how come we can remember every last detail of it when we know very well it never actually happened? You know the one I mean, the one where the guys all wore cricket whites and the women all had flowery dresses that button up the front.
The reasons not to picnic are outnumbered only by the several very good reasons why we should. For every hornets' nest and forgotten corkscrew there are twice as many delectable salamis, melting cheeses and sweet, ripe tomatoes for us to put in our basket. Each beauty spot littered with abandoned fridges and used condoms is easily outnumbered by the thought of loaves of crusty bread, bunches of bushy watercress, fat radishes and slices of cool melon. In other words, it is the food that saves the day. Get that right, and nothing short of a tidal wave can dampen our enthusiasm.
If it is to have a hope in hell of being a success, a picnic must be impromptu. So, rule number one is never set a date weeks in advance. Picnics are part of life in countries with a steady climate. Here, they tend to depend totally on what the sky is doing on the day. We need to get an inkling of what the weather is doing before we commit. Which in this country means doing nothing until the last minute - like we are trying to trick the weather into being sunny.
Then we must find that secret spot. Location isn't everything. We can set out our cloth in a layby if we must. What we have been led to believe that is essential to our perfect picnic is an English meadow, preferably with knee-high buttercups and a patch of clover, a stream tumbling over pebbles and a shady tree under which to break our bread. Yeah, in our dreams.
With one half of the British countryside under a blanket of yellow rapeseed and the other half turned into the dreaded golf course with its fair-isle clad clones we can no longer be quite so fussy. Hardened picnickers know that anywhere big enough to unpack a basket is fair game. Maybe our dreams have led us to be a little too fussy about the location. I once encountered an entire Parisian family, including grandmère and several aged aunts tucking into a cold chicken and palm-heart salad on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne. They appeared quite unfazed that less than 10 feet away in the bushes a short, balding gentleman was being serviced by a six foot Brazilian hooker in a blonde wig.
Simple is, as always, best. Fancy food looks silly once you get it out on the grass. It is all too easy to look like you have tried too hard. The only exception is at a black tie picnic, perhaps with Vivaldi (look, if I'm going to be corny then there's no half measures) playing in the background. OK, so I might feel a right twit in a white jacket with a glass of pink champagne in my hand, but not everyone does. Even so, frilly food has a habit of curling up and cursing your guests, and anyway, nothing looks worse than a picnic where you have plainly gone to too much trouble.
Keep it simple. Imagine, then, taking a joint of clove-studded ham out of your wicker basket and slicing off some paper-thin pieces with a long, thin carving knife. You lay them on a plate, together with a handful of rocket leaves (they travel better than fragile lettuce) a cluster of tomatoes still on their vine and a dollop of herb-flecked potato salad. Now pass round the French mustard that you have remembered to pack. Suddenly everything looks quietly accomplished, understated, cool. I have to admit to having a soft spot for rained-out picnics. Not out of a sense of spite but because I like the smell of sandwiches, wet dog and flasks of coffee in a damp car. Nostalgia no doubt, but it is as fine a seasoning for a meal as salt and pepper. As far as this picnicker is concerned, five people in a car passing round greaseproof paper packets of smoked salmon and chunks of pork pie is far more fun than pushing a china plate of oeuf en gelée around a white linen picnic cloth.
I don't think we should concern ourselves too much with bells and whistles, we just need to get the basics right. By which I mean cold, cold beers, enough bread, lemons and napkins (a plastic Jiffy lemon and a packet of Wet Ones just isn't the same). The food must be the sort that travels well, which means leaving melons, roast chickens, loaves of bread et cetera whole and carving them on site. Anything cut beforehand will only dry up. And, talking of little things, we need to get something straight. There must, absolutely must, be proper glasses. Nothing takes the edge of picnic like drinking wine, or worse, champagne, out of paper cups. A cold beer may taste better out of a bottle than a glass but only a drunken hooray would swig bubbly out of a bottle.
Be generous. No one will thank you for that mean little tub of hummus and packet of pitta bread you bought at the corner shop. There must be plenty. A whole cheese costs less than lots of tiddly bits but looks vastly more interesting. A big bowl of cherries will make 10 times the impression of a chopped up fruit salad. Think big, think simple.
It is worth remembering that no food likes to travel. While we are pootling round the country lanes desperately trying to find a green space without the ubiquitous abandoned mattress, those perfectly ripe avocados in the boot are slowly being rocked into guacamole. My experience is to roll up everything you can in clean tea-towels. They protect even the juiciest nectarine, keep cool things cool and cushion breakages. They can also act as outsize napkins for people like me who find eating cross-legged on the floor means almost as much food goes down their shirt as goes in their mouth.
If all this sounds a bit like battle plans then that is only because that is what we will need. We can organise the food, the location and the friends, we can pack our picnic with care and even remember the mustard, but we need to remember also that we are arguing with something bigger than us all. The simple fact that the British were never born to eat outdoors.
Things that always go down well:
Pistachios in their shells. Take a big bagful, they will disappear in no time, especially if you have brought bottles of beer along too.
Sticks of celery - take whole heads that you have washed as best you can. They stay crisper that way.
Bunches of radishes - get them really cold before you pack them up so that they are very crunchy. Don't forget to pack some salt for them.
Olives - make sure they have stones in otherwise they will be eaten in seconds.
Grilled chicken wings to nibble - brush them with olive oil, dust with paprika and cumin and grill till the skin is deep gold and a bit black at the tips. While they are warm, dress them with olive oil, lemon and chopped mint.
Turkish delight - it doesn't melt like chocolate.
A big tub of Smarties - they don't melt either.
Watermelons - make certain they are really juicy and that you bring a big knife to cut them up.
Halved lemons (everything tastes better with a squeeze of lemon over it).
Cubes of nougat, individually wrapped, would be very welcome.
Champagne, or at the very least sparkling cider. Nothing is quite so enjoyable as drinking champagne in the rain.
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About OutCasting
OutCasting is public radio's LGBTQ youth program. It presents a look at issues pertaining to the LGBT community as seen through the eyes of young LGBTQ people and allies and provides insight into the broad dimensions of the LGBTQ youth experience. OutCasting, produced by Media for the Public Good, Inc. (MFPG) in New York, reaches a general audience on more than 40 Pacifica Radio Network affiliate stations around the country (see STATION MAP). It is also available online here at MFPG.org and through iTunes.
OutCasting youth participant Lester at the audio console
OutCasting goes far beyond mainstream media coverage, which tends to be limited and sensationalist. And just as important as the issues we cover is the outlet that MFPG gives to these young voices: a population still marginalized, potentially victimized, and rarely heard. The experience of being an "OutCaster" is one of empowering, meaningful expression in a safe environment, thus turning the meaning of the word "outcast" on its head. It is also a powerful educational experience. Our participants learn a wide variety of important educational skills that go into creating quality journalism which will serve them throughout their lives.
Check out OutCasting videos and read the front-page article that ran in the lower Hudson valley's Journal News on the day OutCasting debuted in October 2011.
Since its debut in October 2011, OutCasting has covered many issues in depth, including:
bullying and teen suicide, with Dan Savage, activist, author, and co-founder of the It Gets Better Project;
a documentary on the history and partial lifting of the Boy Scouts' gay ban;
the state of marriage equality following the Supreme Court's DOMA and Prop 8 decisions, with civil rights attorney Evan Wolfson, founder of Freedom to Marry and one of the key architects of the marriage equality movement, and Lavi Soloway, an attorney representing LGBTQ couples and a founder of Immigration Equality and the DOMA Project; future episodes will review the Supreme Court's 2015 marriage equality ruling, attempts to circumvent it with "religious exemptions," and the road ahead for LGBTQ equality;
LGBTQ issues in religion, with Bishop Gene Robinson of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire and Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum of Congregation Beit Simchat Torah in NYC;
transgender issues, including a two part interview with the transgender activist Juli Grey-Owens; a discussion about New York's Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act (GENDA) with the bill's sponsor, New York State Assemblyman Richard Gottfried; issues faced by transgender people in sports and, in upcoming episodes, a first-person account of a teenage boy growing up trans and bisexual, and problems encountered by trans people in getting appropriate health care, with Dr. Marci Bowers and Michael Silverman, Executive Director of the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund,
LGBTQ issues in public schools, with California State Senator Mark Leno, the sponsor of a law to end the exclusion of LGBTQ history from school curricula there.
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Assisted Living Facility Operator: $190,800 Stolen
Thieves allegedly stole more than $190,800 after stealing account credentials from an employee at an assisted living facility operator based in Eastern Pennsylvania. Investigators say Gameover Zeus was increasingly used to conduct other attacks, including phishing and spam campaigns. Between 500,000 and 1 million computers were infected with the Gameover Zeus malware globally.
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