Thank you to everyone who protested today.
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Thank you to everyone who protested today.

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This was the turnout for Steve Bannon’s speech yesterday. Seriously, bigger than I would have expected - Andy Borowitz
In penchée's dynamic classical bend, turnout extends to music's veiled lament, control balances soulful monument, power stems from engaged enigmatic line.
Episode 2 - Canopus
Rise and shine, dear Conductors! We are approaching the first turnout! There's still some time before it, but it's better to prepare in advance. After all, when it’s the moment for you to make a decision, we won't be able to pause the train that's already moving. And this one… Well, it might not be exactly correct to call it “the first” — in fact, it's under the number “7”. This Passenger is easy to deal with, yeah? Perfect for a beginner Conductor! You shouldn't have any trouble with getting to work. So hurry up! I don't care what you do to prepare for the turnout, just make sure you don't interfere with the course of the train when it comes!
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The Democrats need to move left on economic issues, and focus not necessarily on winning disaffected Republicans, but winning disaffected non-voters. Who are the disaffected non-voters? They are often people who are not super woke, but hate rich people even more, and have no loyalty to Israel. They tend to be a mix of young, working class white and Latino people, many of whom work in the gig economy and thus have trouble accessing healthcare, have college debt, struggle to afford rent and are concerned about the planet. They are people who would turn out in droves for a Bernie Sanders-Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez style economic agenda and could very well flip the swing states and even put some new states within reach for the Democrats.
J.W. in San Francisco, CA in Electoral-vote.com (corrected link)

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In “turnout jail” while the ground dries up after the storms 😂
Is there such a thing as being too turned out? I was looking at (an instagram reel, it’s always the reels isn’t it?) and there was this girl who was like completely turned out at the hip, at the knee and her foot was so fished that I swear she had turned out so much that it looked like was was back in parallel. Is it beneficial for dancing or is it just an unnecessary extreme?
Nope. If the joint has that much mobility, the muscles need to work to control all of the range of motion. Maybe we don't need it for the aesthetic, but turnout is about muscular tension, not about aesthetics. The muscles need to work at 100% of their power, not be somewhat loose because "you don't need to look like that".
However, dancers with this type of mobility I think would benefit from exercises to "tighten" their joints, and limit their range a little bit. Loose joints are unstable and hard to control.
It's not "beneficial" but I would never tell a student to "turn out less"