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Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Guest Post - Effects of Mass Immigration
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- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 09:49
It is understandable that English people shy away from confronting such prospects of horror that await our grandchildren.ReplyDelete
'We are the stronger for it' [mass immigration],
says comrade Miliband. What his semantics do not reveal are who the 'we' are.
When anyone is challenged by their belief, even in the idea of England or Englishness, they are bombarded with negative stereotyping and association. These sleights are not offered to the parties that conform to the 'liberal' consensus.
Remember that Miliband senior fled the continent, leaving his younger sisters to fend for themselves as 'they were too young for the jouney' to escape the horror the Germans were perpetrating on the jews in WWII and took refuge in England and sheltered behind Englishmen who at that moment were fighting and dying to stop it.
Shortly after arriving in England he paid this generous compliment to his saviours and hosts in his diary:
"The Englishman is a rabid nationalist. They are perhaps the most nationalist people in the world...When you hear the English talk of this war you sometimes almost want them to lose it to show them how things are. They have the greatest contempt for the continent in general and for the French in particular...England first. This slogan is taken for granted by the English people as a whole. To lose their empire would be the worst possible humiliation".
Reflection on that sentiment is worthwhile. Even after hiding behind English lines when his sister were still at peril, he still dared to hope we might lose the war. Incredible.
After a long, comfortable and properous life in England as an ardent communist thinker writer and teacher he died and was buried next to Marx in Highgate cemetry. Karl Marxs whose bogus utopianism has ensured the deaths of hundresd of millions of people, mainly Christians. His sons' epitomise their fathers' ambitions and aspirations to destroy England and the English people. They and the far left doctrines of Marxism have infiltrated and transformed not only the labour party, but the whole political mainsteam in Britain.
- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 18:25
This is a talk by Jonathan Bowden on the subject of Cultural Marxist.Delete
- Anonymous13 February 2013 at 20:34
Good comment about Milliband senior. Might I suggest you put a name to your comment in the future. Might as well take a little credit for it.Delete
Good article too. Thanks!
- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 10:55
An excellent post. This is how many us feel now in our own communities and cities. You are right to point out that the people who have done this to us are traitors.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 11:02
It wouldn't be so bad if the problem was contained in London, but new arrivals are being forced to go to places other than London, because they are "too English". London was never particulary English having been a city of immigrants since Roman times. Forcing new arrivals to places where they feel uncomfortable is cruel, but the globalists don't careReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 16:29
It is true that London being a very large and important city in history has had a lot of migration over the centuries BUT and this is a vitally important BUT the ethnic nature of the city has always (until now) been MAJORITY English/indidgenous Briton. The situation now is without precedent and is a mortal threat to the continued existence of our nation.Delete
- Anonymous13 February 2013 at 20:40
The cities are the nerve cetres of the nation. London the capital city of our homeland and thousands of years of history are gone forever.Delete
I don't buy this myth that anywhere in England was not English until recently. London had it's own distinct local culture as did every part of England.
- The Wite Dragon of England12 February 2013 at 16:15
I have been re-reading some of George Orwell's books. In one he describes the English as probably the laziest people in Europe. This I believe applies the todays thinking too.ReplyDelete
It is very worrying that millions of us have been lulled into lazy inactivity over mass immigration and the destruction of our own nation by an alien ideology. Numbed and paralyized by political correctness.
Fear of being accused of racism is deeply embedded, and the Thought Police, that is to say the same policeman and woman who walks or drives around our streets is on hand to arrest us if any citizen merely thinks that we may be racist and tells them and this 'thinking' may have 'offended' someone. Is this not something we thought only existed in a totalitarian or imaginary horror state?
The organs of our nation are in the hands of those who wish to see the end of England, the broadcast media, the BBC of course but Sky too and many of our cultural institutions. They represent Britain, not England.
The people of England must wake up and use ways to take their nation back. The first is to speak up, to write, to agitate. Then we must change our politicians.Replies
- Anonymous13 February 2013 at 21:41
Changing our politicians is easier said than done. They're take for the last 60 years has been if the English people won't make one world revolution then change the people. After all we would never have voted for the EEC if we had known it would lead to the totalitarian Marxist EU, even though Heath claimed that closer political union was spelled out from the start - it wasn't. As for changing the politicians, the X factor is much more important to the electorate than England's extinction. I am sure the X factor will still be on telly when we're a muslim country so why worry. The only thing is that the female contestants will have to be in niqabs or burkhas.Delete
- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 19:43
At last somebody has told the truth. Thank you. Thank you for telling the truth about Ed Milliband's father also. Ed,too, is an atheistic Marxist, not even an orthodox Jew. And did I not hear once that Ed Balls, too, is a first generation immigrant? Most of us think they should not just hang their heads in shame but should be hanged for treason, except that Tony Blair managed to do away with the offence knowing what was planned. This is Tony Blair of mixed Irish/Scottish blood who probably also held the English in contempt, as did Jack Straw with his England and the English are not worth saving. He,too, has exotic ancestry.ReplyDelete
It is not just about culture. Should these people all adopt our cuture, which is unlikely, then England could never really be the same if it is Afro-asian and mixed race. It is about national identity which the Marxists have vowed to destroy in all white countries and only white countries. Fortunately, I think they may have gone a step too far on the other side of the Atlantic where the WASP backlash, the founding fathers of America, is about to occur with the rising of the South. In fact, it will be a racial war with Obama, the blacks, the Hispanics, the Jews and a minority of white democrat voters on the one side and the almost exclusively white republicans on the other. New Labour has been garnering the non-white vote to create a similar situation, much akin to the white farmers of South Africa. Most of the anti-apartheid activists were Jewish or Asian and, of course, it was the British who took them there. You can understand why the Boers chose to go to war as the British raped and pillaged their mineral wealth.
Dr Frank Ellis, as I have said, has just told David Cameron that diversity is not strength, England is becoming daily more and more enfeebled like Samson shorn of his hair. Eventually all European countries will grind to a standstill; for we are not alone, the Marxists want Europeans and their civilisation replaced by a third world hotch-potch which would be easier for them to control. If the people won't make revolution, change the people. North Europeans especially have the intelligence and the individualism to resist; should they ever have the courage to do so. Perhaps the situation would be different if we were all armed like our American cousins.
I have just discovered that a recent poll found that 75% of those interviewed considered that Islam was incompatible with the British way of life. Baroness Warsi, who is in charge now of all of us and our faiths and communities, that includes the indigenous white race and the Christian religion which has been that of this country for nearly two thousand years or well over a thousand if you take the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons and Danes into account, has dismissed this as islamophobia and doubtless this will be backed up by our leaders who will dismiss those 75% as racists and islamophobes. If the lovers of multiculturalism love other races, cultures and religions so much then why don't they go and live in India, Africa, the West Indies, Pakistan, Somalia etc instead of inflicting their exoticism and their hateful extinctionist political totalitarian ideology on Europeans.Replies
- Anonymous13 February 2013 at 22:26
I think we all know how you feel my friend. When I get like that I breathe through my nose letting the diaphram relax and the stomach expand whilst counting one, two three, and then out through the mouth......two, three, visualising all the commie English hating germs being purged from my body as I do so.Delete
Getting out leafleting helps too.
Take care mate. Our day will come.
- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 20:15
We are not alone by the way; the same situation is being played out in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain - Barcelona is full of South American criminals, Italy etc. Only Eastern Europe has been spared thus far but those countries, impoverished by an earlier version of Marxism, are sending their unemployed to Western Europe as well.ReplyDelete
Diversity is also being spread throughout the country through the system of sending those on benefits who need housing to other parts of the country where social housing is available or rather where it is taken away from the locals on the housing list, including small rural towns. And then there is the domino effect. I live about as far away from London as you can get but there is a great battle going on here as they want to build expensive homes all over the county for retired people with money fleeing the south-east and other multicultural areas and the developers are rubbing their hands with glee. Presumably the government is telling the local authorities this must be done rather than building low-cost housing for the locals who, if they can get work, can only find poorly paid employment.
- Anonymous12 February 2013 at 20:34
Sorry, another point I meant to make, a relative and his fiancee, who live in one of the home counties, have just had a baby. They had great problems as the two nearby maternity units, one in a major city and the other in a large town 30 miles away, were both full to bursting. I wonder who many of the mothers giving birth were indigenous English?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 February 2013 at 06:58
Well said. This is now the elephant in the living room for the LibLabCon trick.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 February 2013 at 09:34
Don't forget that the first great wave of immigration from the West Indies and India was overseen by the sainted Enoch Powell. Globalisation is as much a capitalist project as it is Marxist one. Melanie Phillips would have us believe that Cameron is less keen on the destruction of the English nation than Miliband is.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous13 February 2013 at 19:07
This comment about Enoch Powell is often made. He recruited West Indian nurses and Indian doctors in the 1950s. But by the 1960s he had realised that this was a terrible mistake and wanted to reverse the process; but Heath would no allow him to do this as Heath was signed up to the globalist agenda. Sometimes I wonder whether Powell got wind of what was planned for us and other Europeans and hence tried to slam the brakes on not only there but with the EEC.Delete
Globalism is, as I have already said, the result of a union between international socialism/Marxism and globalizing capital. The former because they are politically insane utopians and the latter because they can see it all as a way of being part of a tiny worldwide plutocracy. Cameron is of the latter but can see that cultural Marxism is one way that he can achieve his ends. He is not a conservative. The opposite of to conserve is to destroy and they are all bent on the destruction of Europeans and their Christian civilisation for their own either political or financial ends.
Am I being alarmist at today's news that Obama wants to begin trade talks with the EU? Is this the start of the slippery slope towards the North Atlantic Union, the coupling of the EU with the American Union as predicted by Vladimir Bukovsky. By the way watch his video on youtube. He is saying that the gulags are already here and I think Emma West is already in one. First we will have the North Atlantic Economic Community (minus brave little Iceland) then the North Atlantic Community and then the North Atlantic Union. I could be wrong of course. By the way I left Austria out of my list of countries that the Left are seeking to reduce to third world status.
- Anonymous14 February 2013 at 11:33
A whispered reference to an appearance by an Afican American actor - Jamie Foxx on Satuday night live (USA)caused me to look further. I found a video on you tube of said chap grandstanding in what appears to be an introduction to the show. In it he declares how black people are better (paraphrase) and how much he enjoyed 'how he got to kill all the white people' in the recent film Django Unchained. The New York studio audience whooped and hollered and clapped.Delete
No blanket opprobrium has been poured out by the msm, in fact few people know about it.
Compare and contrast Emma West's treatment in England. How many years would she have received untried if she had threatened to kill all those whom she abused?
- Anonymous15 February 2013 at 09:50
Obama's talks with the EU, Orwell foretold this in 1984 and called it Oceania.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous16 February 2013 at 20:47
The only difference was that Britain was meant to be joined to America in 1984 and the Continent was meant to be separate. We are already one stage beyond that. The highest murder rates in the US are in democrat areas where there is stricter gun control. Could the reason that Chicago and South Africa have the highest murder rates by gun be more to do with common ancestry. I think you may find that, Oscar Pistorius apart, gun crimes are more common in other parts of the Cape.Delete
I have just returned to my part of the country which is still almost 100% indigenous from my wife's home town on the fringes of the south east England multicultural state. 30 years ago that small home counties market town was much as it had always been with a stable native population with a few incomers. Then they started building estates for the commuters to the nearest big city. Now the population has gone from 5,000 to nearly 30,000, the town is totally overdeveloped much to the developers' glee with the old buildings standing in a sea of new estates. But more importantly, there are not only people there now from all over the British Isles put from large areas of eastern Europe and even from Africa, the West Indies or the Indian Sub-continent are racial mixtures with the same. I now call it Nowhere-land a place with no identity and few ties to the native soil of my wife's ancestestors. This is the future for England, Nowhere-land with people who belong nowhere, rootless individuals just as the globalizing capitalists and the international socialists intended. In fact my wife's cousin married an Asian doctor and her daughter has just had a child by a man who is half black and half Chinese; the first truly global child who belongs nowhere. This is England's future.
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Scorpionfish, Stonefish and Co
Be careful with their venom!
Poisonous fishes of the lagoon
In tropical waters of the coral reefs, one should pay attention to some poisonous fishes… Pains, fevers and dizziness: a simple touch can lead to severe complications. The divers and biologists of the Aquarium give you some advices to avoid or easy the pain of the stings!
Scorpionfish and Stonefish: family of the Scorpaenidae
Commonly found in the Indo-Pacific area, Scorpionfish are Lionfish provide a wonderful show to amateur divers. On the other end, they are a massive threat! The spines on their dorsal flipper are like sabres, and require a particular attention when it comes to diving inside the aquarium or manipulate the animals. The pain from the sting is close to a Cobra bite. Excruciating and unbearable, the pain quickly spread to the entire member. Lasting for 24h, it can lead to oedema, dizziness, nausea and even delirium…
• If you get stung : the pain can be eased if you approach the stung area from a source of heat or by immersing the limb into 40°C water. You shouldn't scrub or cut the wound. And in no case you should try to suck the venom out !
Stonefish can only be found in coral reefs. Blending in corals and rocks, they are among the most dangerous poisonous fish ! Their sting can be lethal: first, the pain is really violent, then, accelerated breathing before slow breathing. In the most severe cases, the sting can cause cardiac arrest.
Accidents usually happen while walking on a reef or catching fishes in nets.
• To avoid any contact : the use of thick sole shoes can be life savior! Be careful where you put your hands under the sea. In case of sting, contact the emergencies immediately.
Sea catfish
Sea catfish from tropical waters are also really dangerous for men: some species may cause mortal accidents! They usually hide under rocks or in the mud. It's while walking or fishing that we can get stung. If stung, fever appears immediately followed by oedema.
• As for Stonefish, the use of shoes can reduce the risks. If poisoned, emergencies need to be contacted quickly to identify the species and the risks.

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I'm one of those lucky people who is still employed and just bought a condo, taking advantage of the up to $8,000 tax credit that was part of the stimulus legislation crafted by the Obama Administration and Congress earlier this year.
So, I've just been through a move from my old apartment — of fifteen years — where most of the residents are college students, with perhaps a few little old ladies here and there, as well as a sprinkling of grisly hermits like myself who have always been content to avoid the responsibilities of home ownership.
But anyway, as I was moving I took notice of something unusual at my apartment complex — the appearance of a family of four in one of the units across the street. I don't think I'd seen that once in all my fifteen years at the apartments.
I never spoke with them in order to ascertain whether they were victims of the foreclosure crisis, but when I saw a pile of toys in the yard behind their unit, I thought they sure looked like they belonged in the backyard of a single family home.
Though I suppose people aren't losing their homes around here at the same pace they are elsewhere — such as Florida or out west — I'd be willing to bet this scenario is something being repeated quite a lot around Greensboro these days. In fact, just since I've moved into my condo (less than a month), I've seen a unit foreclosed.
If you're in trouble, Greensboro Public Library has some books which can help you with foreclosure, including The Foreclosure Survival Guide: Keep Your House or Walk Away with Money in Your Pocket by Stephen Elias, and Stop Foreclosure Now: The Complete Guide to Saving Your Home and Your Credit by Lloyd Segal.
Of course, some families aren't so lucky as to be able to afford an apartment when they lose their homes. This past week, one of my colleagues at another branch sent me a link to a New York Times article on how foreclosures are forcing families into homeless shelters — on average, it's estimated that 10% of homeless families receiving help from social service agencies are folks who have lost their homes.
In other late economic news, the Employment Security Commission released county unemployment data on Friday, and things are looking a tad better, as Guilford County's rate for September dropped .4% from the previous month to 11.0%.
We're still in a world of hurt on the jobs front though, for this article by MSNBC's John Schoen suggests the "real" unemployment rate nationally — when you throw in discouraged workers and part-timers who want full-time jobs — may actually be as high as 20%, or around double the official rate (currently 9.8%).
If we extrapolate Guilford's "real" rate in the same way, then we also would be at around 20%.
As we've said many times in our posts, the Library has plenty of resources for job seekers. Check out our Job and Career Information page.
We've also seen reports of some movement on financial reform in the last week or so, though it seems unlikely that Congress will have the stomach for bold action.
One of the most troubling areas continues to be "too big to fail" — i.e., the likelihood of government bailouts for huge financial institutions like AIG or Citigroup in the event of future crises.
On Friday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress it "must set up a mechanism . . . to safely wind down big financial firms whose failure could endanger the entire financial system," suggesting an assessment collected from the financial industry — rather than taxpayer dollars — could be used for this purpose.
If you're interested in some of the Library's most recent titles on the financial crisis, take a look at the reading list here.
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The shocking news that Whitney Houston was found dead Saturday stunned us. And now the media frenzy and opinions from everyone from her makeup artist to Bill O'Reilly are swirling around our voyeuristic 24/7 "news" coverage. Can we let a person rest in peace without picking them apart and having each media outlet try to titillate us with their "scoop?" Yes, she is a celebrity and we are interested in her, but where is our respect?
Regardless of "her struggles with addiction," her "comeback," her "tumultuous marriage to Bobby Brown," rehashing these known events in the name of reporting irritates me. I'd rather celebrate her majestic vocal talent. I think we took it for granted as it became overshadowed by her messy life.
But as a singer, I remember being mesmerized by her rendition of the Star Spangled Banner, the first time that song soared and was presented as a pop anthem. Seeing her in concert at SPAC several years ago, I nearly cried listening to her effortless command of a voice more memorable than anyone's since Barbra Streisand's.
What I also thought when I heard the sad news was how it seems that so many of these gifted talented people aren't satisfied or happy. From the outside, we look at their lives, opportunities, their money and fame and think they have it all. But maybe it's not all, it's too much. It's overwhelming. It's never enough. And like everyone else, we judge our lives against it, breathing a sigh of relief for our own, more average existence.
So goodbye Miss Whitney, you are singing in the angel choir now, your demons banished. And we here on earth will play your music with joy; this your beautiful legacy, not the scandals that made you merely human, even though your voice was heavenly; immortal.


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Scared to go to dentist after cancer treatment.
- Posted on: Jul 22 2014
I have had excellent oral health throughout my life. Then, about a year ago I got the dreaded diagnosis of caner. I have endured several rounds of chemotherapy and the cancer seems to be doing better. But my teeth are in bad shape. They ache and can be painful. I have never had a cavity but my teeth are simply embarrassing after this illness. I'm super scared to go to the dentist because I just don't know how much more I can take. Any advice?
– Rachel in Minnesota
You should be commended for facing cancer head on. You know firsthand how devastating that diagnosis can be be, yet it sounds like you are a fighter. It is also very understandable that you are apprehensive about seeing the dentist after all you have endured.
It is not uncommon for dental issues to surface after being treated with chemotherapy. It can be really nasty on your enamel and leave you vulnerable to increased tooth decay and oral sores. The toothaches and pain is also quite common among cancer patients and survivors. The discomfort you are experiencing may also be a side effect of other medications used to fight the disease.
If you are particularly anxious, you may be interested in sedation dentistry. With oral sedation, all you do is take a pill and it will make you indifferent to what is going on. Get in with a dentist that is gentle and be upfront about what you have been through. There are many sedation dentists out there that will go out of their way to make you comfortable and relaxed with a cater to cowards approach to dentistry. Some practices even use aromatherapy, massages, warm towels, you name it to help the anxious patient. So much so that you may feel like you are entering a spa versus the dentist.
Overall, it sounds like you have had great oral health so hopefully the right dentist can help get you back on track and work with you on whatever immediate dental issues you are experience.
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Garrycastle were comprehensively beaten in their third game in this year's under 16 league championship in Shandonagh last Monday evening.
Right from the start Garrycastle were under pressure and the home side piled on score after score. By the mid point of the half Shandonagh had 2-3 on the board as Garrycastle struggled to get out of their own half. In a rare foray into the Shandonagh half, Ross Mulvihill was unlucky to see his effort on goal just drift just wide of the left hand upright. The home side continued to dominate and added further scores as the half wore on. Cathal Mannion saw his effort for a point hit the upright and rebound to safety as the half finished with Garrycastle scoreless and Shandonagh on 4-7.
Garrycastle finally got off the mark in the opening minutes of the second half as good approach play opened up the home defence and Ross Mulvihill slotted home a goal. The home side responded with a succession of points to stretch their lead even further before Cathal Mannion pointed a close range free following a foul on Ronan Mulvihill. This was to be their last score as Shandonagh continued to pile on the scores and finish with 5-16 to 1-1.
This was a very disappointing performance from Garrycastle who seemed to be very flat throughout. While Shandonagh are undoubtedly a strong side, the Garrycastle side put up very little resistance. There were good performances in defence by Owen Mulvihill in goal, Sean Mulvihill, and Caolan Jameson. Mid-field and forwards found it very difficult to impress.
GARRYCASTLE: Owen Mulvihill, Mark Denby, Bill Kelly, Caolan Jameson, Sean Mulvihill, Oisin Langan, Cathal Mannion (0-1, 1f), Conor Mulvihill, Eoin Duignan, Shane McEnery, Jack Brody, Ronan Mulvihill and Ross Mulvihill (1-0).
SUB: Eoin Kenny for Oisin Langan (50 min).
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Let this flame symbolise the divine spark of light embedded in all living beings.
May its flame lead us to greater knowledge and tolerance.
May its warmth lead us to deeper love and compassion.
And may its light lead us toward greater wisdom and understanding.
Yes, each of us is but a tiny flame.
But together we can enlighten the world!
The lit chalice is the symbol of Unitarians. We used this reading to open our Service on Sunday. It was written by Lene Lund Shoemaker of the Danish Unitarian Church and was published by the International Council Of Unitarians and Universalists. Each month they publish a different chalice lighting, and groups across the world are encouraged to use this at least once during the appropriate month. It reminds us of our worldwide fellowship and the interconnectedness of humanity.


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Written by: Paul Thompson
Primary Source: Thornapple CSA
How many blog readers remember Euell Gibbons?
I thought so.
If you Google his name, he is apparently best remembered as pitch man for Post Grape Nuts™. I was interested in his appearances on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
How many blog readers remember Johnny Carson?
Well, that's a tangent I won't touch. Let's stick with Euell Gibbons, who did in fact make two appearances as a guest on the Carson show. I barely remember Gibbons, and I am old. I suppose Gibbons would be a candidate for "food ethics icon" if it were January, but last time I checked, it is only October. I bring him up to ask (in a mildly serious vein) whether we have anyone around quite like him today. I ask this in a mildly serious vein because I'm really curious, but I'm also not feeling serious enough to actually write a serious blog this week. So mark this one "funny". Even though it really isn't.
As his appearances on the Tonight show and hawking Grape Nuts would suggest, Gibbons attained a fairly high degree of notoriety back in the 1970s. According to the Wikipedia article on him—which is covered up with notes asking for further development and corroborating citations—he was either on or parodied on a number of shows, including Sonny and Cher (remember them?) and Carol Burnett. What he was on those shows was "a health food nut". Without really knowing much about it (remember this is not a "serious" blog) I'm inclined to think that he must have had a pretty good sense of humor about himself. Along with people like Adele Davis (who also appeared on the Carson show) he became an iconic figure representing the off-kilter and wackiness about foods. This was, if you recall—and I think it's pretty well established by now that you don't—a time when all the kids were going goo-goo for brown rice, and bulger. It was a time before quinoa (of course the Peruvians were eating it), though a few people on the extreme margins of the counterculture were discovering fiddleheads and claiming to like them.
They owed the ethos behind that to Gibbons, who popularized foraging in his book Stalking the Wild Asparagus. Now I should own that I have not read this book, though if I live long enough I will get around to if sometime. Foraging is more hipster now than it was in Gibbons day. Of course, we couldn't just do that here in the 3rd millennium, so now we call it "wildcrafting" or some such. I do have the sense that Gibbons extolled the healthiness of foraging, but what self-respecting forager wouldn't? My feeling that he had a sense of humor about himself suggests that any goofiness that went along with this was something of a pose. I mean if you are trying to sell books (or Grape Nuts, for that matter) getting on TV couldn't hurt, could it?
So to circle back to the present: no Euell Gibbons was not the "me" decade's Bear Grylls (the Wikipedia article on him does not need additional cites). Gibbons knew how to forage for lots of wild foods, but he was neither a survivalist nor a reality TV personality. My thought is that although we still have the cultural stereotype of "the health food nut" today, we don't actually see any of them on television.
Maybe that's not a bad thing.
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Proposed legislation in Maryland intended to promote clean energy is short-sighted, ill advised and will undermine our state's efforts to produce and use more renewable energy. Residents deserve to know the rest of the story before their elected officials make a decision of this magnitude.
The truth is that this legislation will harm Maryland jobs and have unintended consequences for the environment. The bills – House Bill 1287 and Senate Bill 867– would phase out renewable energy sources, which generally are not intermittent like wind and solar and therefore help maintain grid reliability in the region, on top of proposing to expand the Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) to 25 percent by 2020 from 20 percent by 2022.
The United Steelworkers Union opposes H.B. 1287 and S.B. 867 because we believe this legislation would undermine the purposes of Maryland's original RPS legislation to: (1) recognize the economic, environmental, fuel diversity and security benefits of renewable energy sources; (2) establish a market in Maryland for electricity from these resources; and (3) lower the cost to consumers. The legislation also will harm manufacturing jobs in Western Maryland and in other locations around the state and is unnecessary to accomplish the bill sponsors' objectives.
Manufacturing facilities such as the Luke Paper Company in Western Maryland provide family-wage jobs and benefits that cannot be replaced easily, if at all. Moreover, they provide economic benefits for communities through suppliers, service providers, educational resources and tax payments. The pulp and paper manufacturing supply chain contributes nearly 3,500 high-paying jobs in Maryland and makes over $1 billion in industry products annually.
Carbon neutral biomass plays a critical role in Maryland's renewable energy portfolio by providing low-cost baseload energy that benefits consumers and enhances the reliability of renewable energy. Removing biomass and other resources from the RPS as these bills call for would eliminate over 50 percent of the Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) that were used for compliance in 2014. Doing so while REC demand is increasing would raise the price of the remaining RECs and increase electricity costs for Maryland consumers – not to mention what would result if the state adopts other legislation proposing to increase the RPS to 25 percent by 2020. Neighboring states (Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio) benefit from paper mill biomass energy in their REC programs as do many other states across the country; Maryland should too.
Renewable energy policies are important for Maryland's future, especially near the Luke mill and other locations across the state that would be affected by the legislation removing these renewable sources of energy. Such resources should be part of the state's programs for tradable RECs, because they help to provide Maryland ratepayers with the lowest cost renewable energy that displace fossil fuel use. What's more, biomass is a reliable baseload energy source that complements intermittent sources like wind and solar. Wind energy continues to grow in states like Maryland, so there is no reason to eliminate the energy-rich biomass by-product from the papermaking process called "black liquor." In fact, black liquor dropped from 43 percent of Tier I compliance in 2010 to 30 percent in 2014, while wind grew from just 1 percent to 28 percent.
The forest products industry has continuously invested in its facilities to increase their efficiency, use of renewable energy and state-of-the-art environmental technology. Maryland should encourage these investments in the future, not penalize them. As drafted, the legislation would damage these investments and the jobs they support.
Many paper products, including those at the Luke mill, are subject to intense international competition including from countries that recognize and reward biomass as an important part of their energy portfolio. If we want our paper products to be made in America, then the legislature should not adopt H.B. 1287 or S.B. 867.
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Opened 9 years ago
Last modified 3 weeks ago
#15602 new Bug
Using get_readonly_fields and StackedInline/TabularInline admin objects doesn't allow creating new objects, immutible existing objects
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|jdunck@…, Solvik, wilburb, net147, Zach Borboa, vmspike@…, direx, Prateem Shrestha, Paolo Dina, Scott Stevens
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I am using a pattern described here, on a StackedInline admin class, AKA:
def get_readonly_fields(self, request, obj = None): if obj: return self.readonly_fields+('text','author','private') return self.readonly_fields
But it seems to currently be broken (in 1.2.5), I get all fields repeated twice per object, and the add new object fields are all marked read-only, as if obj is always a non-None value. If I throw logging into that method (log.debug(obj==None)), I am seeing (in an example with one inline object already created):
2011-03-14 00:23:52 SAST+0000 - DEBUG - task.admin - False 2011-03-14 00:23:52 SAST+0000 - DEBUG - task.admin - True 2011-03-14 00:23:52 SAST+0000 - DEBUG - task.admin - False 2011-03-14 00:23:52 SAST+0000 - DEBUG - task.admin - False
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comment:1 Changed 9 years ago by
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obj passed to
get_readonly_fields defined in an inline ModelAdmin looks to be the parent object, not the object for the inline itself. This looks to be similar to #15424.
comment:2 Changed 9 years ago by
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comment:3 Changed 9 years ago by
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comment:4 Changed 9 years ago by
|jdunck@… added
comment:5 Changed 9 years ago by
|Solvik added
|Easy pickings:
comment:6 Changed 9 years ago by
Happens the same to me, but I'm working with 1.3... can't use get_readonly_fields on an inline models when I'm having two inlines in the same change_view page. "Please correct the errors below" is shown above, without any error shown below. when trying to debug, somewhere along the road, the formset gets this error for each inline object "This field is required" - but as I said, it's not shown in the page
comment:7 Changed 9 years ago by
|wilburb added
comment:8 Changed 9 years ago by
The core issue here, as pointed out by Karen, is that
obj is the parent object, not a child object from the inline. Note that the same issue affects
get_fieldsets() and
get_prepopulated_fields(): https://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk/django/contrib/admin/options.py?rev=17065#L1080
Those methods are called as each inline formset is instantiated, not as each individual form within the formsets is instantiated. The inline formsets are instantiated in the admin view, whereas the individual inline forms are instantiated later during the template-rendering stage, at the same time as the related objects are fetched from the database via the corresponding inline's queryset:
The three methods
get_fieldsets() and
get_prepopulated_fields() all need to be passed the
HttpRequest object. Yet, by the stage at which the inline forms are instantiated the request object isn't available.
To sum up, if we want to actually pass the inline's individual object to those methods, then some pretty significant refactoring will be necessary. Maybe this is a good time to rethink the way inlines are managed in the admin.
comment:9 Changed 8 years ago by
|net147 added
comment:10 Changed 6 years ago by
|Zach Borboa added
comment:11 Changed 6 years ago by
#24185 is a duplicate of this.
comment:12 Changed 6 years ago by
I've done some additional research, and the problem actually goes much deeper than this. Not only do the results of
get_readonly_fields get passed to the
InlineAdminFormSet object and others in
django.contrib.admin.helpers that actually render the formset (including the readonly fields), they also get passed into the formset validation logic.
The way formsets work is to take a single form class and instantiate it multiple times; an inline model formset uses a constructed
ModelForm subclass. (see
Now, the results of
get_readonly_fields are added to this constructed form class as the
Meta.exclude list, the list of fields that are excluded from validation. Because this same class is instantiated multiple times by the formset, every instance of the form must have the same fields excluded. So, as it stands now, every instance must have the same readonly fields - because you want to exclude at least these of fields from validation. Decisions can't be made on a per-form/per-inline-model-instance basis.
The only real "solutions" that come to mind both involve _underscore methods, which is exactly what you're not supposed to do:
- The simplest is to allow the custom model form class to be created with
exclude=(), and let the individual forms in the formset be instantiated. Then we'd tweak each form's
_meta.excludeas we wanted to include the results of its
- Another possibility is to use a custom
formsetthat overrides
BaseModelFormSet._construct_form, the method that model formsets use to get each model instance in the queryset and to instantiate each of their individual forms. Instead of instantiating the formset's normal form, we'd have to check the readonly fields on the instance, create a new model form class for that particular exclude list, and instantiate a single instance of that class. Whew.
I suppose the ideal solution would be to allow a model form's
exclude to be callable with the form's instance, but that's outside the scope of this ticket I imagine.
Of course none of this solves the earlier problem of what to do with the request, but in comparison that seems like a fairly simple problem to have - worst case you send it along when you instantiate the
InlineAdminForm wrapper or bind up a
functools.partial version of
get_readonly_fields with the request in it. But perhaps there's even a cleaner way, I didn't look into this too much as it depends on the larger problem.
So, I guess in conclusion - how bad is it considered to mess with a form's
_meta after it's been instantiated? Would that be a deal-breaker even if it fixed this?
comment:13 Changed 4 years ago by
|vmspike@… added
|1.2 → master
5 years old ticket and no decision...
Suppose to change version to master. Has the same issue with django 1.9.
comment:14 follow-ups: 15 16 23 Changed 4 years ago by
I can confirm this for 1.10.1.
My two cents, I consider the current behavior (passing the top-level object as the
obj parameter) to be The Wrong Thing. An Inline Admin should get its own model.
This bug significantly hinders the ability of
get_readonly_fields() to be useful in inline admins because you can only mark a field as read-only for every instance of the admin. Which I could just do with
comment:15 Changed 4 years ago by
Replying to Jamie Bliss:
My two cents, I consider the current behavior (passing the top-level object as the
objparameter) to be The Wrong Thing. An Inline Admin should get its own model.
This bug significantly hinders the ability of
get_readonly_fields()to be useful in inline admins because you can only mark a field as read-only for every instance of the admin. Which I could just do with
I agree completely. Actually my current work is hindered by it.
comment:16 Changed 3 years ago by
|direx added
Replying to Jamie Bliss:
My two cents, I consider the current behavior (passing the top-level object as the
objparameter) to be The Wrong Thing. An Inline Admin should get its own model.
Full ACK. And this is still the current behavior in Django 2.0 (and master).
comment:17 Changed 2 years ago by
|Prateem Shrestha added
This is impacting a project I am working on as well.
comment:18 Changed 2 years ago by
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comment:19 Changed 2 years ago by
I'm using Django 2.0.7 and have the same issue. However, I've a dumb solution to this (untested).
I'm building an account-transaction admin page. As one would expected, the AccountAdmin will have TransactionStackedInlines. Undoubtably, we use the inline form to add new transaction with most fields editable. And for existing transaction, we want them as read-only.
Since, existing transactions look better in tabular inline (not all fields displayed), while new transaction is better in stacked form, I created two inlines. Here is my codes:
@admin.register(models.Account) class AccountAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): inlines = [ inlines.TransactionTabularInline, inlines.TransactionStackedInline, ]
And for the two inlines, I want that the top, tabular inline has no "add new" action, while the bottom stacked inline shows nothing but a new transaction:
class TransactionTabularInline(admin.TabularInline): model = models.Transaction extra = 1 # extra must be 1 to make the magic work max_num = 0 # somehow this disable the "add" because max_num > extra fields = (contains only a handful of fields) can_delete = False show_change_link = True # allow viewing the full entry in another page readonly_fields = [ the list of 'fields' ] class TransactionStackedInline(admin.StackedInline): model = models.Transaction extra = 0 def get_queryset(self, request): queryset = super().get_queryset(request) return queryset.none() # no existing records will appears
There will be an arrow on each row in tabular inline, which points to TransactionAdmin, in which
get_readonly_fields will work as every one expected.
I think you can use two (stacked) inlines, one for existing records with more
readonly_fields, and one without readonly but return an empty query_set.
I found
queryset.none() from django's code, when users has no permission on the object. So, I suppose this is "okay" when I do not want to display existing records for my own reason.
comment:20 Changed 22 months ago by
|Scott Stevens added
This also affects
has_<value>_permission calls, and actually causes the wrong object to be checked for permissions.
I feel as though this increases the severity, since it no longer just affects what fields are read-only, but is now a failure to enforce permissions correctly (and could allow object permissions where it's expected to be prohibited).
I'm unsure if we need a new bug for this, or to expand the scope of this existing ticket (rename/etc.).
comment:21 follow-up: 22 Changed 22 months ago by
Given the change it would involve, I think this will probably need to be resolved as a documentation issue.
That they're passed the parent object means that
get_readonly_fields() &co as they appear on an inline have the same signature but a different semantics from when they appear on the normal ModelAdmin. As such, they should be documented separately in the InlineModelAdmin ref.
Similar differences are already documented for the various InlineModelAdmin versions of the `has_<value>_permission()` methods.
On the actual issue, could it be resolved with permissions? If you have
add but not
change on the inline model (possibly via custom
has_add_permission() and
has_change_permission() methods) do you not get the
allow creating new objects, immutible existing objects from the title?
comment:22 Changed 9 months ago by
Nice solution, this worked in my scenario.
Replying to Carlton Gibson:
On the actual issue, could it be resolved with permissions? If you have
addbut not
changeon the inline model (possibly via custom
has_change_permission()methods) do you not get the
allow creating new objects, immutible existing objectsfrom the title?
comment:23 Changed 7 months ago by
Replying to Jamie Bliss:
My two cents, I consider the current behavior (passing the top-level object as the
objparameter) to be The Wrong Thing. An Inline Admin should get its own model.
I need to agree with you and inform that this still exists in Django 3.0.2
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This issue is also affecting my current project. I expected
obj within
get_readonly_fields() to be the inline instance, and not the parent.
I have a simplified permissions system that does not check per object permissions, and cannot implement the workaround Carlton suggested.


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A new update to my Writing page!
Sometimes, the most creative and innovative projects can come from the most unlikely of places. This is the case with Chattanooga, Tennessee. Most often known for its outdoor activities and railroads, Chattanooga has experienced revitalization in the last few years of its business sector and cultural footprint. Capitalizing on this new growth, two artists have sparked national interest in Chattanooga's economic development plan because of one customized design element: a typeface. This case study explores how this story binds together economic development, marketing, good visual communication and the power of a community.
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OB Ajayi
Arlington, Texas, US
Arlington, Texas, US
Startup Experience
Founded 2+ startups
About OB
Setting up and building up a business are two incredibly different areas in the life cycle of any business. At this point, we are glad to say that we have completed the first phase of building an online multi-digital media TV platform. Its also been tested, and everything looks really great thus far, but of course, the platform (the demo) still requires some upgrades for us to go viral.
The said creation is called "SUMTV", a new technology that has not existed until now, and we want to be the first to capitalize on a niche market created as a result. S-U-M-TV is a short form of Stand-Up Media TV, which can now replace ALL Cable TVs, as we can make all TV channels & networks viewable WORLDWIDE and WITHOUT any cable wire or wired access, ALL for FREE. All you need is a cellphone, Wi-Fi or Internet access/connection. We have developed SUMTV as the world's first multi-channeled live-streaming TV network of 1000s of internet TV Channels accessible free to everyone, downloadable by a widget / app to mobile devices, all websites, and Facebook.
Its been assessed as a multi-billion dollar development, we are still undergoing re-tooling with the capacity to translate into 100s of languages instantly in the comfort of our viewers' homes and while on the roads anywhere in the world. Thankfully, we have now started to gain more traction, the latest being that we shall soon be collaborating with another online platform that has indicated its readiness and willingness to take our concept worldwide to up to 142-million homes across the globe. You may check us out at http://www.sumtv.tv/ or visit us at http://standupinternational.com/.
My educational background is in Accounting. I'm a Marketing Consultant, Tax Resolution Agent, Business Developer, as well as an up-and-coming Serial Entrepreneur with 18-years of experience in business management.
We are looking for funding and technical support. We need Debt or Equity Finance in the amount of USD$250,000; since our project is scalable, we believe we can get started with USD$70,000 and consequently generate enough revenue to cover the rest as we go down the line. If you are an expert as a legal counsel in media and entertainment, equity or debt fund source, as well as a programmer with specialty in e-commerce, PLEASE contact me asap, we would love to hear from you TODAY!
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Just send me a message right away for more details. What do you stand to lose?
And, IF you don't, well, ...you will get to hear the "breaking news" about this project tomorrow, and by then, it might have been too late. Remember Facebook, Uber, Dell, etc., many people didn't take these guys seriously until they became problem-solving machines for other people and businesses worldwide. Right? Yeah, this fits into that category like a glove!
School of Management Studies, FPI, Ogun State, Nigeria
1998 - 1998
The University of Texas at Arlington
Finance & Accounting (21-Credit Hour Program)
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Western Governors University
Management and Leadership
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"Queenie Pie," American composer Duke Ellington's unfinished journey into the world of opera, is a gem, a flawed gem with beautiful possibilities, but without the artistic setting it deserves.
It has plenty of swing, plenty of brilliant music in the inimitable Ellington style and a plot that might have carried it to greatness if it had been finished. But it wasn't complete at the time of Ellington's death in 1974 and the attempts to make it whole have had various amounts of success. Long Beach Opera's Artistic Director Andreas Mitisek commissioned Ken Roht to make his own adaptation, one more resonant to current issues, and that version opened Saturday night at the Warner Grand Theatre in San Pedro in a production that had much going for it.
First, there was the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra under conductor Jeffrey Lindberg, a 16-piece ensemble that became, for the two hours of the opera, a delicious big band with heavy licks of brass and a clear understanding of the music's style and swing. Then there was the scenic design by Danila Korogodsky, a delightfully modern suggestion of a Harlem beauty shop in the first act and an equally attractive green island setting in the second. Of course there was the cast, which sang with great enthusiasm when called upon (which wasn't frequently in the first act). There was even the outline of a libretto, which might have been intriguing if fleshed out.
What there wasn't was a cohesive, intellectual satisfying or even complete opera.
Ellington completed a one-hour version of the work from television in 1972, after decades of work, but it was not produced. The longer versions have been created from Ellington's notes, sometimes just scraps of paper. They have been done in Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Brooklyn and recently, in 2008, at the Oakland Opera Theater. This version is the one librettist McGettigan created for the Butler Opera Center at the University of Texas in Austin, arguably the closest to Ellington's vision.
But even that is no more than a pastiche: long passages filled with music and dance but with repetitive and less-than-informative words projected fitfully on a screen above stage. (Strangely, the spoken dialogue isn't reproduced.) When the singers are given the chance to actually sing with Ellington's music, the story soars and reaches its heights. But just as often it is killing time, and some in the audience wondered what was inspired and what was just notes for later.
"Queenie Pie" tells the story of a woman (the commanding Karen Marie Richardson) who is the queen of beauty in Harlem but who is challenged by a light-skinned and younger beauty, Cafe O'Lay (Anna Bowen). The plot, which involves a gunshot death and a magic island of restoration, doesn't deserve much notice.
Richards can scat-sing with the best of them, a little Ella Fitzgerald in her soul as she answers the phone or struggles with her emotions. Bowen has a lighter voice but when she and Richardson face off one on one (too few times, alas) they are powerful and electric.
Keithon Gipson is Holt Faye, Queenie's manager, lover and in the second half of the opera reappears as the King of the magic island Queenie is sent to. He can handle all of Ellington's challenges with a simple masculinity and a resonant voice. Jeffrey Polk is Lil' Daddy, Queenie's factotum (and the opera's comic relief) and the Witch Doctor as well, two very different personalities but always someone to watch on stage.
Roht directs the ensemble cast with enthusiasm, and there is plenty of dancing, often delightful, in the mix he creates as choreographer as well as director. Costumes by Dabney Ross Jones are delightful, effective and never too showy. Brandon Baruch's lighting, though, leaves a little to be desired, especially in the follow spot. The Warner Grand is less than an ideal space for opera, and the cast has body mikes that had some interference from patron's cellphones in the first half of the evening.
"Queenie Pie" is often exciting, often less so: it is all that remains of what might have been, and needs to be appreciated for that alone.
John Farrell is a Long Beach-based freelance writer.


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Elastic is a polymer, which just means that it is a long chain of smaller, identical molecules. Most plastics are polymers. My Google-fu has turned up the following results for polymers:-Keep at consistent room temperature-Reduce exposure to light and oxygen And, obviously with elastic, keep it stored without tension. If you really want to dive in, here's the Wikipedia article about polymer degradation (it's pretty technical, my materials engineer boyfriend would probably be able to understand it): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymer_degradation


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DENVER – The state health department will not pursue a complaint against Mercy Regional Medical Center for its admonishment of a doctor who recommended a patient consider an abortion.
The American Civil Liberties Union asked for an investigation last November after hospital officials admonished Dr. Michael Demos, a cardiologist, after his conversation with a patient about abortion in 2012.
Mercy is a Catholic Health Initiatives hospital, and it takes direction from church teachings against abortion. The ACLU complained that Mercy officials violated state laws that allow doctors to exercise their professional judgment.
But the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment investigated the charge and decided not to sanction Mercy because Demos practices in a clinic attached to the hospital, not the hospital itself.
"The clinic where the event occurred is not licensed by the department and is not under its jurisdiction, therefore no deficient practice was cited," said the letter, which was signed by Judy Hughes of the health department's Health Facilities and Emergency Medical Services Division.
The letter was brief, just four sentences. It stated the health department had conducted an investigation under its authority to regulate hospitals.
"It's kind of semantics, I think, or a good way of getting around dealing with the problem," Demos said.
Demos' clinic is in an office building attached to Mercy and owned by Centura Health, which also operates Mercy. The hospital is owned by Catholic Health Initiatives.
Randy Kuykendall, director of the state Health Facilities division, was not available to comment Thursday afternoon. A spokeswoman said no one else at the department could answer questions about the investigation Thursday.
Mark Silverstein, legal director of the ACLU of Colorado, said the state's decision does not resolve the dispute about Mercy's policy, which he believes violates state and federal law.
"Until Dr. Demos hears differently from the hospital, he remains in an unacceptable bind where he must choose between obeying the directive that was conveyed to him by the administrators last year and his medical and ethical obligations to his patients," Silverstein said in an email.
However, Mercy spokesman David Bruzzese said Mercy does not prevent its doctors from discussing medical options with their patients.
"Patients and our employed physicians are free to use all information in the medical literature to make appropriate medical decisions," Bruzzese said.
But it's not consistent with Catholic ethical directives to recommend an abortion, he said.
In early 2012, Demos treated an unnamed pregnant woman with a family history of Marfan syndrome, a disorder of the connective tissue. Women with severe cases of the syndrome can die during childbirth. For some Marfan patients, medical guidelines recommend terminating the pregnancy.
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Hi! I'm Bobbi. I'm a daydreaming Pisces and lover of all things color and design. My experience as an interior designer has made me realize that nailing the color palette is critical to the success of any design project. When you take the time to choose the right color combinations at the beginning, the rest of the design comes together with ease. This epiphany is what inspired me to create this website. A place for interior design enthusiasts to explore color palettes and design trends and take their designs to the next level.
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Sevilla have continued their close-season spending spree by completing the reported €12million signing of former Spain Under-21 midfielder Oliver Torres from Porto on a five-year deal.
Torres, 24, came through the ranks at Atletico Madrid and showed real promise in his early days before Porto signed him for an apparent €20m fee in 2017, having had two successful loan spells at the club.
The first of Torres' loan stays saw him coached by new Sevilla boss Julen Lopetegui, who had also worked with the playmaker while in charge of the Under-19, Under-20 and Under-21 sides in the Spain setup.
Torres struggled to hold down a first-team spot at Porto across the last two seasons, however, starting a total of 21 Primeira Liga games.
Signing number nine!
¡Bienvenido, Óliver! #WeareSevilla pic.twitter.com/tbDchqZmhj
— Sevilla FC (@SevillaFC_ENG) July 15, 2019
Signing number nine!
¡Bienvenido, Óliver! #WeareSevilla pic.twitter.com/tbDchqZmhj
It is thought the technically gifted midfielder will stand a better chance of fulfilling his potential under a coach he has previously excelled with, and he will be expected to offer competition for Ever Banega and Franco Vazquez.
Torres' signing takes Sevilla's spending to a reported €123m this close-season, with returning sporting director Monchi overseeing a massive overhaul of a squad deemed to have underperformed in the past two campaigns.
The Atletico academy product joins Jules Kounde, Munas Dabbur, Diego Carlos, Lucas Ocampos, Joan Jordan, Luuk de Jong, Fernando and Sergio Reguilon in joining the club, while Maximilian Wober also had his loan made permanent.
Further arrivals are expected at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, with Monchi said to be open to losing almost every player from last season's squad, with the exceptions of Bryan Gil, Jesus Navas, Daniel Carrico, Sergio Escudero and Munir El Haddadi.
"Estoy convencido de que aquí voy a ser feliz".
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— Sevilla Fútbol Club (@SevillaFC) July 15, 2019
"Estoy convencido de que aquí voy a ser feliz".
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We were asked to walk from Ladbroke Grove to Chiswick in West London. On the journey, I remembered that most interesting things around London were seen by looking up, mainly at the beautiful architecture. I thought how about looking at the ground and focussed my journey on looking at drain designs.
Throughout my walk, I discovered repetitive drain designs mostly by utility companies, still the design were pretty interesting.
Until I walked to Holland Park where I found cast iron plates in the pavement. I was quite intrigued by the designs. In image below was the first cast iron plate I came across.
Nearing the end of my journey, in Chiswick, a row of houses backing onto the River Thames, I discovered all the houses had these cast iron plates in the pavements. All different designs by different manufacturers.
The design reminded me of something I saw in Creative Review, buy I couldn't quiet put my finger on it. I did some research and rediscovered the book an artist had made in Creative Review. Unfortunately, the link to the complete works is broken, so below are some screenshots of what the artist made. The artist took rubbings of drains covers and created a book from screen printing.
When I did further research I found out that these cast iron round plates in the pavement were coal hole covers. They were used to cover the chute where the coal was deposited in the cellar of the houses. They were commonly used from 1860's in many large town buildings, but with the introduction of the Clean Air Act in 1956 in London they became obsolete in Britain.
The designs still appear very strong due to being casted in iron, but over hundred years of footfall some of the design has worn away.
Whilst these designs are interesting, I took my sometime to think about how to use the design. I mocked up some drains in different colours to test.
Moving onto a wallpaper design perhaps it could be used in an industrial design office or a bathroom. I thought about some environmental awareness posters, but I couldn't quite match a message I really wanted.
As much as I liked the designs on the drains, I realised I picked quiet a difficult subject to progress with. After some thought, I decided to create a 70cm diameter lampshade from a chosen coal hole design cover, to work the pattern of the coal hole cover around the shade.
Once I traced the design I scanned into Photoshop then Illustrator to clean up ready for it to be inserted into the main artwork as a patterned design.
In illustrator ready for laser cutting.
total dimensions 225 x 30cm for a 70cm diameter lampshade
cut into 4 sections to print on A2
3 x 59cm by 30cm
1 x 48cm by 30cm
Laser cut print ready for assembly.
the end joins – not completely perfect due to errors with the laser cutter
example of a middle section
Start of assembly, rounded into position, rolling the two rings at the same time following inserting the diffuser. The diffuser was slightly bigger than the ring, which I found strange as I purchased it from the same company as the lampshade kit. This made the artwork slightly bulged.
Unfortunately, I have all fitted light fittings, so I was unable to actually fit the lampshade to a standard light fitting. I used cord and hung it from the a large light fitting and used battery powered lights to eliminate the light.
As mentioned above the diffuser is slightly larger than the ring, so it didn't sit perfectly in the lamp shade ring.


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You're one of the elite, one of the few who answered the call when America needed you. You've made sacrifices for your country, and you stand taller for it. You're a veteran: and proud of it. The GreaterGood Network honors your service with a t-shirt that shows that your blood runs 100% red, white, and blue.
- 100% preshrunk cotton
- Machine wash inside-out with like colors, tumble-dry warm; do not iron or dry clean
- Screen-printed in the U.S.A.
- Made in Nicaragua
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Customer Reviews
Nice shirt. Proud to wear my veteran's shirt especially because as a female, my husband is always recognized as a veteran and I am just the veteran's wife! I wish it also said "I served, too!"
I am a Veteran, I proudly served in the United States Air Force. I absolutely LOVE wearing my shirt when I go out for my daily walk. I agree with the previous review. It is extremely well made & very comfortable.
I got this shirt for my Navy Veteran significant other. He wore it to work the first day he had it. He is very proud to be an American Veteran and to have served his country. Great shirt - well made, excellent colors, and long.


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Daisho is a portfolio solution for creative professionals and companies looking for a minimal and professional look. Flexible and responsive presentation, smooth navigational flow and clutter-free approach. Put your works in focus. The definitive portfolio solution for creative professionals available now.
Version: 2.6 (27 April 2016)
Support: Documentation | Support Forum | FAQ
Demo Versions
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Major Features
- Portfolio display with category filter
- Two Homepage Modes – Daisho Grid and Classic Homepage
- LayerSlider included ($15 value)
- Visual Composer included ($28 value)
- Multi-category projects
- Present Identity, Motion, Web, Print, Photo projects and more!
- YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, HTML5 videos (and more) support
- News section (page / archive)
- About Us section
- Services section
- Our Team section
- Blog
- Ability to create any other pages with custom layouts
- Contact Form
- Social Shares
- SEO Optimized
- Localization Ready
- WPML Ready
- WPMU Compatible
- WooCommerce Compatible
- Responsive Behaviors
- iPhone/iPad/Android compatible
- Upload projects quickly & efficiently
The Future is Here
- Responsive behavior on any display
- Adaptive scaling – 300ppi screen support & Apple Retina display support now
- Various input options – control your experience however you like
- Smooth flash-like experience on various platforms
- WordPress Embeds support
Other Features
- Unbranded Options Panel
- Automatic image resizing
- Text Logo and Tagline
- Image Logo (including SVG logos)
- Extensive documentation
- PSD included
- 100% valid HTML5
- CSS3 animations
- Compatible with the newest WordPress and IE, Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera
- Threaded comments support
- Comments with avatars support
- Multiple portfolios support
- "Browse Projects in Selected Category" mode
- "Hide First/Last Arrows" mode
- Sidebars for Posts and Pages
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