Hello. Today is the day I've been waiting for a Halloween party with my high school friends! After school, we're meeting up in Shibuya to grab some food and hit up karaoke. I'm so excited! Today I have classes from the first period to the fourth period, but I have something to look forward to, so I think I can push through. Speaking of Halloween, the last time I went to Shibuya, there was a person who was cosplaying “IT”. It seems really and very scary also everyone surprised it. Halloween is prohibited in Shibuya this year, but some people were cosplaying. I heard that Halloween is a big event abroad and I really want to go see it because I like horror movie!! Japan is not huge scale of Halloween and Christmas but I think family assemble scene is big event like New Year and “Shitigosan”. I like the most event is New Year. Which event do you like best?

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Your programme is disappointing. It did not work in joining a classroom. There was no connection possible. It was dead. A waste of money and time. Your suggestion to open another plateforme was not helpful at all.

Please help! Where can I find the teachers I bookmarked by tapping the little heart symbol next to their profile?

Recently, I started watching a TV drama called The Blacklist. It’s an American crime and mystery series that follows a man named Raymond Reddington, a former government agent who becomes one of the FBI’s most wanted criminals. One day, he suddenly surrenders to the FBI and offers to help them catch other dangerous criminals on his secret “blacklist.” At first, I was just curious because I had heard that the show was very popular, but now I’m completely hooked. The story is full of suspense, and every episode has surprising twists. What I like most is the main character, Reddington. He is mysterious, intelligent, and sometimes funny, but also very emotional. His relationship with the young FBI agent, Elizabeth Keen, is especially interesting and complicated. I also enjoy listening to the English dialogues. The conversations are fast, but I try to catch as many words as I can. Watching this drama helps me improve my listening skills while enjoying a great story. I’m planning to continue watching it and see how Reddington’s secrets are revealed in the future.

Good day, everyone! How do you call the field of engineering which deals with design, construction, and maintenance of machines and equipment used in chemical production (e.g. reactors, mixers, extruders, distillation columns, polymer processing machines) in English (the UK, the USA)? Can I call it chemical machinery engineering?