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A Pretty Fun 3 Years!
Posted by Doug Miller on September 25, 2018 February 21, 2021
January 15th, 2017?!
How did that happen?! It's been over 3 years since my last set of entries – What happened?! I guess it came down to a combination of being too damn busy, while at the same time just having too much fun!
You can't say the last 3 years haven't been busy! I've changed careers, which was long overdue btw, which has enabled me to travel more with and without the family. From an everyday standpoint, if I'm not slammed with work, we're slammed with Megan's softball schedule.
So what's new, you might ask?
We kicked off 2014 in the frigid cold air of a Super Bowl Victory Parade! It was a magical year for the Seahawks, and whether the girls remember it or not, we were there!
Traffic into Seattle was projected to be the worst ever, so we showed up with plenty of time to catch a ferry out of Bremerton. Or did we? The passenger line to the ferry was lined up for blocks. There was no way we were all fitting, and they were making announcements confirming it, leading to an increasingly audible grumbling up and down the line. The frustration was palpable – But I had an idea! One thing the ferry doesn't count? How many people are in the cars! I took the girls to the line of cars waiting to board and knocked on the first window of a car with kids in it and were in like Flynn. (Genius? Yes!)
Seattle was a madhouse. Megan was able to stand on a planter by the YMCA and Maddy sat on my shoulders, for a very, very long time. Towards the end of the parade her legs were numb and she had to come down. (Much to the relief of my shoulders.) Marshawn Lynch threw Skittles to/at the crowd. They were frozen solid, so it was like being shot by a pellet gun. Cover your face, kids!
2014 was also the year I kept my "All 30" alive with a family trip to New York!
New York was pure magic. We took the girls through the city and to the Lion King on Broadway. We ate New York Pizza (Original Joe's was the best) and hit the Statue of Liberty. I'd planned ahead and bought crown passes, which was awesome. It was surreal seeing the statue's face inside, Lady Liberty's blank stare completely inverted.
Citi Field was good, and the girl's first experience at Shake Shack was tasty.
We played tourists on the double deck bus, and got separated on the subway. Yikes, that was something else. On our way to Yankee Stadium we rushed to get on the subway, but the door closed before Megan or I could get on. Amy looked panicked. I made a large "X" with my arms mouthing 'next stop' and we hoped for the best. After what seemed like the longest wait ever, Megan and I got on the next train, where Amy and Maddy were waiting for us at the next stop. (With a little help from a rider on the train that told her to get off.)
It was a temporary stress that may have scarred Maddy for life. I don't think she left my side the rest of the trip!
I'd written to the Yankees a few months earlier to see if I could set something up. The trip was special since it renewed my all 30 parks, while coordinating approximately with my 40th birthday. They were nice enough to setup a private Stadium tour, upgraded our seats, and had gift bags for the girls, which included new Yankees caps that the girls wore proudly on the subway back to the city. It was a classy gesture, which I greatly appreciated.
Sadly, the Stadium itself is relatively impersonal and 'cold'. It's pretty, but absolutely cavernous. I'll be curious to see if my opinion changes at my next visit.
I was also lucky enough to keep my solo trip tradition alive with the girls. (Does 2 years in a row count as tradition? Works for me!) We took (another) drive to California with our sights on Sacramento since we didn't see it the year before. Sacramento was scorching hot, in the hundred and teens, before cooling off to a balmy mid-90's at game time. I was happy I'd realized how stupid a day game would have been. Needless to say there was a lot of ice cream and lemonade that trip. Add Sacramento to the list of fireworks stadiums.
We hit San Jose too, but left that game early since the kids were absolutely beat. The kids were starving (food selection at the minor-ist of minor league parks is usually pretty slim,) so we hit "A Slice Of New York" for a slice of pizza or as Megan said "More like two slices of New York, this place is go-ood!"
We stopped at the Sacramento Zoo, Great America, and my favorite, the Winchester Mystery House.
I think the Mystery House may have been a highlight for the girls too.
It was another smooth trip in the books and zero aspirin!
I kicked off 2015 on the East Coast. A red eye flight and a nap in my car later, and I was enjoying a game in New Hampshire.
Cooperstown was next on the list. I'd waited to see the Hall of Fame on purpose. I wanted to have all of the parks in first.
I really enjoyed the Hall and spent two days there, with a quick evening detour to Rochester for a Red Wings game. (MILB, not hockey.) My Cooperstown hotel was so 'retro' (ie, not remodeled,) that they still had actual keys for the doors.
From Cooperstown it was back to Boston to grab my friend Ted. Well, not Boston, that was later in the week. Albany, NY. But whatever. Ted and I made our way through Vermont to watch a few games in Portland, Maine, down through Pawtucket, Rhode Island, before finishing the trip in Boston for Red Sox/Yankees.
I had my first lobster roll, which I compared to eating a sandwich filled with tongues. We saw the saddest (and scariest) 'Department Store' on the planet in Pawtucket and met a former report M Charles Bakst, who has interviewed Presidents.
It was Ted's first time in Boston, so we hit the Freedom Trail and other sites before the game. Fenway is still my favorite park by far, so the chance to see Red Sox/Yankees there was a dream come true. I sat on the Green Monster for Game 2. (I asked Amy if she wanted to know how much the tickets were. Her response? NOPE. Probably a good call.)
By Summer I took the girls down to Reno (by way of our 3rd year through California in a row). It was a quick trip, but it was still fun.
Then by October I was back on the East Coast again – For the World Series.
At some point you get tired of waiting for the home team to make it (or even make it to the friggin' playoffs for that matter). I got to that point in 2015.
I'd had a great year in Real Estate, so talking Amy into letting me go didn't take a ton of work. It felt awesome to be in the city again. New York is a favorite place for me.
The World Series was a ton of fun, and so was being in New York during Halloween. I walked in The Village Halloween Parade, went to a hockey game in New Jersey, and saw Book of Mormon on Broadway.
How do you top a 2015 where you spent over a week on the East Coast in April, a summer trip with the girls, and an October at the World Series? You don't, because work was just too busy!
2016 was a 'down year' for solo baseball travel, but was still fun as a whole. The bulk of the year moved quickly, and by August, one concussion and one less appendix later, Megan was ready for her softball catcher's camp… in, you guessed it, California.
Megan had a fantastic camp and we used the few days after to have a good time. Maddy came too, so I kept her occupied at the zoo, where she finally got to see a sloth, and a bouncy park. After the camp it was off to Dodger Stadium (we hit Angels Stadium the day before her camp), Knotts Berry Farm, Universal Studios, and Disneyland.
The highlight of the trip was definitely Universal. I'd bought VIP tour passes which gave us not only a VIP tour, but unlimited front of the line passes and a full buffet. More importantly though, it gave us the Bates Motel.
The Bates Motel was a surreal opportunity! I was able to stand on the doorstep of the Bates House. The film history made at that house… WOW. Harry Potter World and a frothy 'Butter Beer' were hits with the girls.
I'm not sure if we could have fit anything more in those packed, but very fun, days
Which brings us to present day, and the start of my week as a Major Leaguer at Red Sox Fantasy Camp.
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Il Gruppo Tumar Art è stato istituito nel 1998 per preservare e sviluppare la cultura materiale ed artistica del popolo Kirghiso, attraverso la creazione e la promozione di una moderna e funzionale azienda, ma con lavorazioni artigianali di alta qualità, prodotti a base ecologica, tradizionali e nuove tecnologie di produzione. La società ha sede a Bishkek (Kirghizistan), con più di 200 artisti ed operatori del feltro, tessuti e ceramiche, che là creano e lavorano. Il gruppo di Tumar Art lavora anche a stretto contatto con studi di design e designer internazionali nella creazione dei loro prodotti. La combinazione di tecniche e stili diversi, l'uso di materiali naturali, l'altissima qualità, ed una estetica allegra e colorata rende i loro prodotti unici nel panorama mondiale e molto apprezzati anche nei paesi nordici.
The collection designed by Tumar for Hands on Design represents a fusion of distant lands and cultures. Founded in 1998 in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, the Tumar art group aims to preserve and provide international exposure to the traditional arts and craft production of the Kyrgyz people. Working with more than 200 artists and local craftsmen, it uses modern, environmentally-friendly production techniques to create a range of high-quality craft products. The central element of the group's output are fabrics and objects in pure wool felt, revisited in a modern key by artisans who are heirs to generations of nomadic craft traditions, applying a model of sustainable production to cater to a global market.The collaboration organized by Tumar for Hands on Design sees emerging Kyrgyz designers and contemporary Italian designers come together to produce a series of new objects in pure wool felt. The result is a collection of everyday objects (poufs, lamps, bags, containers, and accessories) imbued with the poetical force of ancestral talismans (the actual meaning of the word "tumar"), but reimagined for an urban setting. Carrying echoes of the colours of the earth and the shapes of Kyrgyzstan's rolling mountain plains, and with simple, essential forms that show off the high level of craftsmanship and flawless technical execution, these are long-lasting, timeless contemporary design pieces for new urban nomads.


Beverly B. Williams, age 94, of Main Road, passed away peacefully on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 25, 2012, in Folts Homes, Herkimer. She had the comfort of her cherished family at her side.
She was born on June 28, 1918, in Hartford, Conn., daughter of the late Franklin and Margaret Streeter Butler. A lifelong area resident, she was a graduate of Ilion High School with the class of 1936. She was employed with the government Pentagon in Washington, D.C., Miami and then transferred to the Rome Air Force Base. While working in Washington, D.C., she met Joseph C. Williams. On April 1, 1945, they were united in marriage. They shared a loving and devoted union of forty-one years until his passing on Aug. 18, 1986. In 1965, she went to work as a senior service assistant for the Prudential Insurance Company in Herkimer, retiring from the Utica office in 1980.
As an active member in the East Herkimer community, she joined the East Herkimer Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and the town of Herkimer Senior Citizen Group. She enjoyed golf, bowling, quilting and dancing and was a member of the dance team for the Herkimer County Bi-Centennial Celebration. However, her family was her fondest enjoyment. Proud of their accomplishment and shared in their sorrows, she cherished the time spent with each of her nieces and nephews and their families. They in turn considered her their second mom. Beverly will be remembered for her zest for life, her smile and willingness to lend a helping hand to her neighbors, friends and family. She will be dearly missed.
Surviving are her thirteen devoted nieces and nephews, Richard Butler and his wife, Patricia, of East Herkimer, Barbara Baker and her husband, Myron, of Rock Hill, S.C., Gene Butler and his wife, Kim, of East Herkimer, Charlotte Brown Moffat, of Hobesound, Fla., Beverly Brown Frank and her husband, William, of Newport, Cathy Brown Olsen, of Harlem, Ga., Rebecca Brown Bunce and her husband, Randall, of Springbrook, Pa., Joyce Smith, of Liverpool, Curtis Smith and his wife, Kathleen, of Sonoma, Calif., Michael Smith, Gregory Smith and his wife, Karen, and Peggy Jo Smith, all of Liverpool, and June Ann Smith Walters and her husband, David, of Syracuse; many great-nieces and nephews, great-great-nieces and nephews, and one great-great-great-nephew. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a brother, Gurney Butler, in 2009; sister-in-law, Frances Butler, in 2003; two sisters, Elizabeth Smith, in 1995, and Violet Brown, in 2006; and one niece, Celeste Smith Davis.
Mrs. Williams' family will be present to receive relatives in Fenner Funeral Home, Inc., 115 Court St., Herkimer, on Sunday from 4 until 8 p.m. Funeral service will take place on Monday at noon in the Mohawk Reformed Church, 18 S. Otsego St., Mohawk. The Reverend Brian Engel, pastor, will officiate. Interment will follow in Mohawk Cemetery.
Expressions of sympathy may be made with memorial donations to the Mohawk Reformed Church or the East Herkimer Volunteer Fire Department. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.


Throw all ingredients into a blender and blend for a minute to emulsify the sauce. The fresh thyme leaves won't break down fully; don't be alarmed. It will actually add a lovely fresh color to the dish. I like using my Nutribullet for blending, but use whatever you like.


outlook blocked access to the following potentially unsafe attachments. How to unblock?
I have received an attachment that I need to open. But Outlook 2003 blocked it, and I can't find anywhere to unblock it again.
You might have it set on Restricted or something.
Ive a feeling it might not make too much difference but have a try anyway.
The settings in outlook didn't help me, or I didn't know which to change, but changing the registry as described by microsoft did it for me.
I added .js, because that was what gave me problems.
Beware that "10.0" depends on your outlook version, my version was 11.0.
I realised afterwards that setting security zone wouldnt of done it. I think its more to do with html emails and that kind of stuff.
Thanks a lot for the answer, it helped me a lot.
I prefer to use specialized software to control Outlook attachment security settings.
My company bought unlimited license for all computers from AgileEra (http://oasa.agileera.com). And it works very fine.


What better way to enjoy this Fall weather than going to a pumpkin patch? This is the last weekend to enjoy several pumpkin patches around the area! Check out the list for information and locations.
Time: Saturdays and Sundays through October.
Price: $10/person, 2 & under are FREE!
Activities: Papa's Playground Piperhorse, Rope climbs, horse swings, tire climb, land slide, playhouse, petting zoo, pumpkin patch & more!
Activities: Admission prices include jumping pillow, cow train, two story play barn, walk through the maze, hayride to the pumpkin patch, Black Mamba slide, Lane's Landsliiide farm animals, pig races, rubber duck races, sand pit, tire mountain, farm animals, 200ft zipline, spider web and more. Pony rides, corn cannon, and Gemstone Mine are not included. Pumpkins purchases are also additional.
Price: Admission is free, pay per activity.


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USA facts
Official Name: United States of America
Population: 324, 057, 300
Form of Government: Constitution-based federal republic
Capital: Washington, D.C.
Area: 9, 826, 630 square kilometres
Major Mountain Ranges: Rocky Mountains, Appalachian Mountains
Major Rivers: Mississippi, Missouri, Colorado
Money: U.S. dollar
Map of the USA
Geography of the USA
The United States of America (often referred to as the USA, or simply the US) is the world"s third largest country in size (after Russia and Canada) and the third largest in terms of population (after China and India). Located in North America, the country is bordered on the west by the Pacific Ocean, and on the east by the Atlantic Ocean. Along the northern border is Canada, and along the southern border is Mexico. There are 50 states and the District of Columbia.
More than twice the size of the European Union, the United States has high mountains in the West and a vast, central plain. The lowest point in the country is in Death Valley, which sits 86m below sea level, and the highest peak is Mount McKinley, standing a whopping 6,198m tall.
Landscape, wildlife and nature of the USA
The landscape varies across this large country – from the tropical beaches of Florida to the snowy peaks of the Rocky Mountains, from the rolling prairie lands and barren deserts in the west to the huge areas of dense wilderness in the north. Interspersed throughout are the Great Lakes, the Grand Canyon, the majestic Yosemite Valley and the mighty Mississippi River.
The wildlife is as diverse as the landscape. Mammals such as American Buffalo once roamed freely across the plains, but today can only be found in protected areas. The largest carnivores are black bears, grizzlies and even polar bears, which live in the northernmost state of Alaska.
The United States works to look after its wildlife, with nearly 400 areas protected and maintained by the National Park Service, and many other parks in each state. The bald eagle, today a protected species, is the national bird and symbol of the United States.
For centuries, native peoples lived across the vast expanse that would become the United States of America. In the early 17th century, settlers moved from Europe to the 'New World', established colonies and displaced the native peoples.
The settlers fought for their independence from Britain in the late 18th century and formed a union of states based on a new constitution. The nation continued to expand westward and, although the country is a relatively young nation, it has become a global power since declaring independence from Britain on July 4, 1776.
The people and culture of the USA
Throughout its history, the United States has been a nation of immigrants. The population is diverse with people from all over the world seeking refuge and a better way of life. The country is divided into six regions – New England, the mid-Atlantic, the South, the Midwest, the Southwest and the West.
European settlers came to New England in search of religious freedom. These states are Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
The mid-Atlantic region includes Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and the city of Washington, D.C. These industrial areas attracted millions of European immigrants and gave rise to some of the East Coast"s largest cities – New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The South includes Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. These states all struggled in the years following the American Civil War, which lasted from 1860-1865.
The Midwest is home to the country"s agricultural base and is called the 'nation"s breadbasket". The region comprises the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
The Southwest is a beautiful stark landscape of prairie and desert. The states of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas are considered the Southwest, home to some of the world"s great natural marvels, including the Grand Canyon and Carlsbad Caverns.
The American West, land of the iconic western cowboy and rolling plains, is a symbol of the pioneering spirit of the United States. The West is diverse, ranging from endless wilderness to barren desert, coral reefs to Arctic tundra, Hollywood to Yellowstone National Park. The states of the West include Alaska, Colorado, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
US government and economy
Citizens over the age of 18 years old vote to elect the President and Vice President of the United States every four years. The president lives in the White House in the capital city of Washington, D.C.
The part of the government that makes the country's laws, controls the money and decides if the USA should go to war is called the Congress. There are two houses of Congress – the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate has 100 members, two from each of the 50 states, and each serves a six-year term. The House of Representatives is made up of 435 representatives, who must be elected every two years.
The Supreme Court is the branch of the government that interprets the laws of the USA. It is the highest court in the country and made up of nine justices, who are each picked by the president and must be approved by Congress.
Advances in the past hundred years have established America as a world leader economically, militarily and technologically. The USA's important exports include petroleum products, aircrafts, vehicle parts and medical equipment, and the country's big imports include cars, industrial machinery, computers and crude oil.
USA map: National Geographic Maps. Picture of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri: pawel.gaul, iStockphoto. Picture of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California: espiegle, iStockphoto. Picture of Zion Canyon in Utah: bjul, Shutterstock. Statue of Liberty in New York City: Stuart Monk, Shutterstock. All other pictures: Getty Images UK.
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Brits, Oscar, Bafta all worthy recognitions. At the Infants we held our own award ceremony for pop stars and characters from the TV and screen. Thank you to everyone for amazing costumes. The children wrote fantastic speeches which they shared with their peers as part of the ceremony. It was great to hear about their collaborations, perseverance, determination and belief in themselves. Well done everyone.


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package modules

import (
	"net/http/httptest"
	"os"
	"testing"

	"github.com/rande/goapp"
	"github.com/rande/gonode/modules/api"
	"github.com/rande/gonode/modules/base"
	"github.com/rande/gonode/test"
	"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
)

func CheckNoResults(t *testing.T, p *api.ApiPager) {
	assert.Equal(t, uint64(32), p.PerPage)
	assert.Equal(t, uint64(1), p.Page)
	assert.Equal(t, 0, len(p.Elements))
	assert.Equal(t, uint64(0), p.Next)
	assert.Equal(t, uint64(0), p.Previous)
}

func Test_Search_Basic(t *testing.T) {
	values := []struct {
		Url string
		Len int
	}{
		{"/api/v1.0/nodes", 2}, // admin + the one created = 2
		{"/api/v1.0/nodes?type=core.user", 2},
		{"/api/v1.0/nodes?type=core.user&data.username=user12", 1},
		{"/api/v1.0/nodes?type=core.user&data.username=user12&data.username=user13", 1},
		{"/api/v1.0/nodes?&page=-1&page=1", 2}, // the last occurrence erase first values
	}

	for _, v := range values {
		test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
			// WITH
			auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
			file, err := os.Open("../fixtures/new_user.json")
			assert.NoError(t, err)

			_, err = test.RunRequest("POST", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes", file, auth)
			assert.NoError(t, err)

			// WHEN
			res, err := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+v.Url, nil, auth)
			assert.NoError(t, err)

			p := test.GetPager(app, res)

			// THEN
			assert.Equal(t, uint64(32), p.PerPage)
			assert.Equal(t, uint64(1), p.Page)
			assert.Equal(t, uint64(0), p.Next)
			assert.Equal(t, uint64(0), p.Previous)

			if len(p.Elements) != v.Len {
				assert.Equal(t, v.Len, len(p.Elements))
				return
			}

			n := p.Elements[0].(*base.Node)

			assert.Equal(t, "core.user", n.Type)
			assert.False(t, n.Deleted)
		})
	}
}

func Test_Search_NoResult(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		// WITH
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		file, _ := os.Open("../fixtures/new_user.json")

		res, err := test.RunRequest("POST", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes", file, auth)
		assert.NoError(t, err)

		// WHEN
		res, err = test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?type=other", nil, auth)
		assert.NoError(t, err)

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		// THEN
		CheckNoResults(t, p)
	})
}

func Test_Search_Invalid_Pagination(t *testing.T) {
	urls := []string{
		"/api/v1.0/nodes?per_page=-1",
		"/api/v1.0/nodes?per_page=-1&page=-1",
		"/api/v1.0/nodes?per_page=256",
		"/api/v1.0/nodes?per_page=256&page=1",
		"/api/v1.0/nodes?per_page=127&page=1&page=-1",
		// "/api/v1.0/nodes?per_page=127&page=-1&page=1", // the last occurrence erase first values
	}

	for _, url := range urls {
		test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
			// WITH
			auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
			file, _ := os.Open("../fixtures/new_user.json")
			test.RunRequest("POST", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes", file, auth)

			// WHEN
			res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+url, nil, auth)

			assert.Equal(t, 412, res.StatusCode, "url: "+url)
		})
	}
}

func Test_Search_Invalid_OrderBy(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)

		// seems goji or golang block this request
		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=\"1 = 1\"; DELETE * FROM node,ASC", nil, auth)
		assert.Equal(t, 400, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=\"1 = 1\"; DELETE * FROM node,ASC")

		// seems goji or golang block this request
		res, _ = test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=DELETE%20*%20FROM%20node,ASC", nil, auth)
		assert.Equal(t, 412, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=DELETE%20*%20FROM%20node,ASC")
	})
}

func Test_Search_OrderBy_Name_ASC(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		test.InitSearchFixture(app)

		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=name,ASC", nil, auth)

		assert.Equal(t, 200, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=name,ASC")

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		assert.Equal(t, 4, len(p.Elements))
		assert.Equal(t, "User A", p.Elements[0].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User AA", p.Elements[1].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User B", p.Elements[2].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User ZZ", p.Elements[3].(*base.Node).Name)
	})
}

func Test_Search_OrderBy_Name_DESC(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		test.InitSearchFixture(app)

		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=name,DESC", nil, auth)

		assert.Equal(t, 200, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=name,DESC")

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		assert.Equal(t, 4, len(p.Elements))
		assert.Equal(t, "User ZZ", p.Elements[0].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User B", p.Elements[1].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User AA", p.Elements[2].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User A", p.Elements[3].(*base.Node).Name)
	})
}

func Test_Search_OrderBy_Weight_DESC_Name_ASC(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		test.InitSearchFixture(app)

		// TESTING WITH 2 ORDERING OPTION
		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=weight,DESC&order_by=name,ASC", nil, auth)

		assert.Equal(t, 200, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=weight,DESC&order_by=name,ASC")

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		assert.Equal(t, 4, len(p.Elements))
		assert.Equal(t, "User AA", p.Elements[0].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User A", p.Elements[1].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User B", p.Elements[2].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User ZZ", p.Elements[3].(*base.Node).Name)
	})
}

func Test_Search_OrderBy_Data_Username(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		test.InitSearchFixture(app)

		//TESTING WITH 2 ORDERING OPTION
		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=data.username,DESC", nil, auth)

		assert.Equal(t, 200, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=data.username,DESC")

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		assert.Equal(t, 4, len(p.Elements))
		assert.Equal(t, "User B", p.Elements[0].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User AA", p.Elements[1].(*base.Node).Name)
		assert.Equal(t, "User A", p.Elements[2].(*base.Node).Name)
	})
}

func Test_Search_OrderBy_Meta_Non_Existant_Meta(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		test.InitSearchFixture(app)

		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?data.username.fake=foo&order_by=data.username.fake,DESC", nil, auth)

		assert.Equal(t, 200, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?order_by=data.username.fake")

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		assert.Equal(t, 0, len(p.Elements))
	})
}

func Test_Search_Meta(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		test.InitSearchFixture(app)

		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?data.username=user-a", nil, auth)

		assert.Equal(t, 200, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?data.username=user-a")

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		assert.Equal(t, 1, len(p.Elements))
	})
}

func Test_Search_Slug(t *testing.T) {
	test.RunHttpTest(t, func(t *testing.T, ts *httptest.Server, app *goapp.App) {
		auth := test.GetDefaultAuthHeader(ts)
		test.InitSearchFixture(app)

		res, _ := test.RunRequest("GET", ts.URL+"/api/v1.0/nodes?slug=user-a", nil, auth)

		assert.Equal(t, 200, res.StatusCode, "url: /api/v1.0/nodes?slug=user-a")

		p := test.GetPager(app, res)

		assert.Equal(t, 1, len(p.Elements))
	})
}

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Kevin "KJ" Polish Jr. is one of the best archers in the world and will have the opportunity to display his talent on the world stage during the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Paralympic Games in September.
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Kevin Polish had a bad second set of arrows and was unable to recover in a 139-133 round of 16 loss to Great Britain's Mikey Hall in the open compound archery competition Wednesday at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Paralympic Games.
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KJ Polish advanced to the open compound round of 16 at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Paralympics Wednesday with a 143-129 victory over Iceland's Thorsteinn Halldorsson.
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KJ Polish Jr. had a steady bow and a sharp eye Saturday, as he finished second in the ranking round of the men's individual compound open at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Paralympic Games.
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Clara Santucci left the U.S. Olympic Marathon course in Los Angeles in February upset and disappointed, forced to withdraw around the 15-mile mark with a tight hamstring.
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Kaitlyn Johnson's swim in the 50-meter freestyle preliminary Saturday morning was her third of the week, while Emily Zimcosky was in her first and only race of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in Omaha, Nebraska.
Johnson competes in 100 freestyle
Kaitlyn Johnson was back in the pool Thursday morning for the 100-meter freestyle, her second event of the weeklong U.S. Olympic Team Trials, and the Uniontown graduate finished third in her heat with a time of 57.28 seconds.
Polish earns berth on US Paralympic archery team
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Kevin Polish Jr. and the rest of the field in the U.S. Paralympic archery trials Monday shot the equivalent of two tournaments, but the long day was worth the effort because the he earned a berth into the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Paralympic Games.
Johnson wins heat of 100 butterfly
Kaitlyn Johnson felt her first event in the pool at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials Sunday morning was a success as the Uniontown graduate won her heat in a solid time.
Wiltrout finishes 5th in national junior championship
Madison Wiltrout was pleased with her throws, including her top effort of 152 feet, and fifth-place finish Friday night in the USATF Junior Outdoor Championships in Clovis, California.
As it turns out, those will be the final throws and last competition of the summer for Wiltrout, who opted out of next week's Olympic trials because of muscle soreness in her throwing arm.
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Marissa Kalsey's goal as she entered her senior year at Westminster College was to be standing on the runway July 8 at historic Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, after qualifying in the pole vault for the 2016 U.S. Olympic Track & Field Team Trials.
Zimcosky expects to be fit for Olympic trials
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The 2016 Geibel Catholic graduate said for "a few months I had a real weird pain in my side."
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Nearly four years of training for the U.S. Olympic Team Trials by Kaitlyn Johnson will finally have a pay off when the Uniontown graduate takes to the blocks Sunday in the prelims of the 100-meter butterfly.
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Wiltrout too young for Olympic berth
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Madison Wiltrout needed two throws to accomplish what she set out to do Friday afternoon in the Baldwin Invitational, work on her technique and come away with a second consecutive gold medal.
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Long wait is over for Wiltrout
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The Connellsville junior threw only once, but the javelin flew 148 feet, 5 inches as the sun set on Latrobe Memorial Stadium for her first throw in 11 months after suffering an elbow injury at the 2015 PIAA Track & Field
Scott loses in semifinals of US Olympic Wrestling Trial
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Waynesburg native Coleman Scott will not be representing his country in Freestyle wrestling this upcoming Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Emil Milev was leading the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for the men's 25-meter Rapid Fire Pistol heading into Friday's final round, and the 47-year-old closed with the best score of the three-day competition at Fort Benning, Georgia, to earn the second spot for 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics.
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Waynesburg Central graduate Coleman Scott is set to compete for a chance to qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games on Sunday in the USA Wrestling Olympic Trials at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa.
Milev extends lead in 25m RFP after second round
Emil Milev extended his lead to 17 points Thursday afternoon after the second round of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in the 25-meter rapid fire pistol at Fort Benning, Georgia.
Balsley in third place after first day
Brad Balsley sits in third place in the 25-meter Rapid Fire Pistol Olympic Trials at Fort Benning, Georgia, after Wednesday's first day of competition.
The 2006 Uniontown finished the first day of competition with a score of 581.
Johnson qualifies in third event for Olympic trials
Kaitlyn Johnson had already qualified in two events for this summer's U.S. Olympic Swim Team Trials and now the Uniontown graduate will participate in three after securing a berth in the 100-meter freestyle.
Kalsey suffers season-ending injury
Marissa Kalsey had already secured first place in the pole vault in her opening outdoor meet last Saturday at the Juniata Invitational.
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BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) — All three men charged in the death of Ahmaud Arbery were convicted of murder Wednesday. The jury reached its decision after more than 10 hours of deliberations following a trial in which prosecutors argued that the defendants provoked a confrontation with Arbery and defense attorneys said their clients were acting in self-defense. Father and son Greg and Travis McMichael grabbed guns and jumped in a pickup truck to pursue the 25-year-old Black man after seeing him running in their neighborhood outside the Georgia port city of Brunswick in February 2020. Their neighbor William "Roddie" Bryan joined the pursuit in his own pickup and recorded cellphone video of Travis McMichael fatally shooting Arbery.
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When I look at what I've just written, it's weird, really odd and I fell like I must have lost my mind during the typing of it, but I haven't.
Since the last IOS update on my iPhone, it now predicts words groups. So as I am typing with one finger and I just happen to pause, it then predicts what word I'm likely to use next. It gets it wrong every time and it can be so infuriating as my text just look like gobbledygook.
We should read back what we have written before any post on Twitter and Facebook, but I have to admit, I don't always. I suddenly read it back and it looks like I'm illiterate. Along with when your finger occasionally hits the wrong key and it 'predicts' the word you were trying to write, and failing miserably. I just end up looking like an idiot!


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Q: Need Regex Expression Advice ]+src\\s*=\\s*['\"]([^'\"]+)['\"][^>]*>

I know this regex expression is used to retrieve the value of src. Can anyone teach me how i should interpret this expression? stucked at it.

A: Explaining:

*

*<img matches exactly the string "]+ matches multiple times of everything but >, so the tag will not be closed

*src matches exactly the string "src"

*\\s* matches any number of whitespace characters

*= matches exactly the string "="

*\\s* matches any number of whitespace characters

*['\"] matches the two quotes. The double quote is escaped, because otherwise it will terminate the string of the regex

*([^'\"]+) mathches multiple times everything but quotes. The contents are wrapped in brackets, so that they are declared as group and can be retrieved later

*['\"] matches the two quotes. The double quote is escaped, because otherwise it will terminate the string of the regex

*[^>]* matches the remaining non ">" characters

*> matches exactly the string ">", the closing bracket of the tag.

I would not agree this expression is a crap, just a bit complex.
EDIT Here you go some examplary code:
String str = "]+src\\s*=\\s*['\"]([^'\"]+)['\"][^>]*>";
String text = "";
Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile (str);
Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher (text);

if (matcher.matches ())
{
      int n = matcher.groupCount ();
      for (int i = 0; i <= n; ++i)
          System.out.println (matcher.group (i));
}

The output is:

image.jpg

So matcher.group(1) returns what you want. experiment a bit with this code.

A: Hi check one of the tutorials available on the net - e.g. http://www.vogella.com/articles/JavaRegularExpressions/article.html.  Section 3.1 and 3.2 common matching symbols explains briefly each symbol and what it replaces as well as metacharacters.  Break what you have here into smaller chunks to understand it easier.  For example you have \s in two places it is a metacharacter for a whitespace character.  Backslash is an escape character in Java thus you have \s instead of \s.  After each of them you have a .  Section 3.3 explains the quantifiers - this particular one means it occurs 0 or more times.  Thus the \s means "search for a whitespace character that occurs 0 or more times".  You do the same with other chunks.
Hope it helps.

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Can someone tell Mr. Trump that the media is with Mrs. Clinton?
The Cruz-Trump controversy came back on Friday, the day after Mr. Trump's great speech, when a member of the media asked a question about his feud with Senator Cruz.
Mr. Trump went on to explain that he was simply talking about a National Enquirer article.
Question: What is a presidential candidate doing talking about a National Enquirer story? It may be true that The National Enquirer has published some truth in the past. However, they've also published a lot of rumors!
Solution: Mr. Trump should learn how to say "no comment, next question." He gains nothing from letting the media drag him into these controversies.
In other words, Mr. Trump does not have to answer every question, especially from a media that would rather see Hillary Clinton win the election.
Trust me, the news media is not going to be hitting her with questions about Director Comey's comments about carelessness!
Heck she doesn't do press conferences!
Over the next 90 days, the media will spend much of its time reporting on the GOP's divisions and largely overlook the problems on the other side. Does Mr. Trump understand that?
During Thursday's speech, we saw a disciplined candidate outlining his goals and laying out the nation's problems. It was great because there was substance.
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First, Mrs. Clinton is as flawed as flawed can be. She faces an angry left that will probably stay home rather than vote for her. Her positions are all over the map, if a candidate can point that out.
Second, Mr. Trump has been talking issues.
2016 is going to be a lot like 2004, i.e. a national security election. In 2004, voters selected Mr. Bush because they thought that he'd protect the country better than Mr. Kerry.
In 2016, voters will have to make a similar decision. Or which one of these candidates has the toughness to destroy ISIS and go after these terrorist cells?
My guess is that they will select Trump, unless he keeps talking about The National Enquirer and Ted Cruz's father.
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Horoscopes for Saturday, June 6
Horoscopes Horoscopes for Saturday, June 6 Check out this story on thetowntalk.com: http://www.thetowntalk.com/story/life/2015/06/06/horoscopes/28587819/
Creators Syndicate Published 11:12 p.m. CT June 5, 2015
Holiday Mathis(Photo: Courtesy)
(March 21-April 19). An African proverb suggests that until the lion has a historian, the hunter will always be a hero. As you present the story in your own point of view (because it's the only one you have), you try to be fair.
(April 20-May 20). The mission of the weekend includes heavy work that doesn't feel all that difficult given the nobility of the goal. (If the hard work feels arduous and pointless, you're on the wrong mission.)
(May 21-June 21). Life gets better when you're a witness, not a judge. When you rid yourself of prejudice and release yourself of the need to have an opinion, you'll see the truth clearly.
(June 22-July 22). You can't radiate a beautiful aura while feeling dark inside. That's why the time you spend feeling good is well worth the effort. If you were to be 10 percent more selfish, what would you do next?
(July 23-Aug. 22). Most parents would prefer their children to be courteous, obedient and respectful, but also sensible enough to fight ferociously for themselves when necessary. The weekend will highlight both your mild and feisty qualities.
(Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You fought for your principles, and that took guts, but not as much as it will take to live up to them. You're in that process now. Feel good about yourself.
(Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Some say you should follow your impulses as long as they don't lead you to intentionally hurt another person. Unfortunately, the pain is the same whether or not the infliction is intentional.
(Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You'll put yourself out there and be seen by someone whose opinion really matters to you. You may not realize at first that you are on this person's radar, especially if your presentation is digital.
(Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Relationships that start with attraction can end in repulsion, but it rarely goes the other way. Obey your aversions. Tonight, you'll pick up on the details that others miss.
(Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You may find yourself pulling away from someone without consciously knowing why. Figure it out, because the knowledge will help your other relationships. Hint: Maybe this person somehow always causes more work for you.
(Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You are attractive, in demand and, like most people in that position, slow to add new people to your world. You appreciate casual interest from others, but intensity will scare you off.
(Feb. 19-March 20). What good are blessings in disguise if they never reveal themselves and no one makes the effort to recognize them? Ask your blessings to unmask themselves.
(June 6). Love takes time, and you'll give it the best of your attention this year even when you're crazy busy. You'll find a new work niche in July. Younger people will credit you for their success. Start socking away money so you'll be ready for an exciting November investment. Your true riches will multiply in 2016. Pisces and Taurus people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 42, 35, 1, 38 and 47.
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St Leonards ace aiming to go right to the top
Rob Cross makes his way to the stage during the BetVictor World Matchplay in Blackpool last week. Picture courtesy Lawrence Lustig, PDC
Simon Newstead
Published: 07:00 Wednesday 02 August 2017 Updated: 11:22 Sunday 06 August 2017
Rob Cross has set his sights on becoming the world number one as his stock rises rapidly in the darting world.
Cross, who lives in St Leonards, has made a big impact in his first season on the Professional Darts Corporation Pro Tour, beating many of the sport's biggest names.
He told Observer Sport said: "Career-wise I want to be number one; that's what I want to be. The Worlds (World Championship) is a great place, but if you can say you're number one, you've played well over over a consistent period of time."
Cross is now up to 40th on the PDC Order of Merit, which is made up of prize money won at PDC events in the last two years.
Prize money is lost on the two-year anniversary of a tournament, but as Cross is new to the circuit, he has nothing to come off so his ranking is only likely to keep on rising.
"By the end of this year I definitely want to be in the (top) 32 or pushing towards the top 16 really," continued Cross, who said his aim at the start of the year was to make the top 64. "I want to go into the Worlds (World Championship, which will take place over the festive period) as a seed.
"You can climb the rankings very easily and there's not a lot of pressure on me because I'm not dropping (prize-money after the two-year anniversary of a tournament). I would also like to win a European (Tour event) this year."
He has already won two PDC titles, at Players Championship three and 12, the second of which he said was more special as it then looked like the first wasn't a fluke.
Cross also impressed at the BetVictor World Matchplay - considered the sport's second biggest tournament - in Blackpool last week.
He beat 14th-ranked Ian White before narrowly losing to two-time world champion and world number five Adrian Lewis, despite recording a superb 104 average in front of the Sky Sports television cameras.
"Building up to it so many people asked 'what are you going to be like over the extra distance'? (matches were played over a longer format than most Pro Tour events)," continued Cross. "There's only so many times you can say 'yeah, alright' so it was just wait and see. The way I was practising I never quite got to that even though I still averaged 104.
"I was quite edgy going in on the first night when I played Ian White, I didn't feel relaxed. But before the match against Adrian I felt fine and I knew I was going to play well. And when someone's playing well against you, you've got no choice but to play well.
"I thought it was a good game. Fair enough I never got the result, but I didn't feel out of place. I lack in experience, but that will come. I'm learning all the time and I'm not a million miles away from them (the top players).
Rob Cross drawn against debutant in 2019 Betfred World Matchplay
"It was a unique experience to go there. It's most people's favourite place and I absolutely loved it. It was fantastic."
Cross will head to Barnsley this weekend for Players Championship 17 and 18 with confidence high and expectation levels rising.
"At the start of the year I had good weekends and people said 'he could be good'," he added. "Now people actually expect you to come out and win - and that changes the whole ball game again.
"I try to stay away from that, keep my feet on the floor, stay the same and do what I would've done a year ago (when he was on his way to topping the PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour order of merit). My family and sponsors have given me some great backing."
Cross, who has now beaten most of the sport's top players apart from Gary Anderson and Phil Taylor, does much of his practice at home and also uses Sidley Working Men's Club. In fact, he even took part in a competition there on Saturday.
After this weekend, he will have a few weeks away from competition before embarking on a busy September, which includes events in Holland, Germany and Ireland.


Until now, no central election committee meeting has been held regarding the Karnataka Assembly elections, " he said.
With the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018 around the corner, it seems local leaders in the state are trying to secure their political career by jumping parties.
Meanwhile, Janata Dal Secular has already announced candidates for 126 constituencies. Congress is expected to repose its faith in most sitting legislators. While the Congress has picked incumbent Chief Minister Siddaramaiah as its CM face, the BJP has nominated former CM B S Yeddyurappa. He said that the community members remained firmly behind BJP and "only one or two swami jis" seem to have said such a thing. Party sources said that the idea to let Siddaramaiah fight from Badami is to strengthen the Congress prospects in North Karnataka.
John McCain , R-Ariz., and former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., have been pushing Johnson's case for years. He was convicted in 1913 under the Mann Act for crossing state lines with a white woman for an "immoral objective ".
Rockets: Anderson returned to action for the first time in seven games due to a sprained left ankle and finished with 12 points. Still, they averaged more than 112 points per game prior to the playoffs and also played solid defense at times .
Both were a year ago , the first at Coors Field on May 10 when he held Chicago to three hits in eight scoreless innings. Schwarber had three hits, connecting for his fourth home run of the season in the sixth to help break open the game.
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James Johnson - a black belt and MMA fighter - took exception and went toward Covington, so Simmons came in for a few words. They didn't play great the first three quarters but in the fourth quarter, they turned it on to take a 3-1 series lead.
Syracuse's Chancellor Kent Syverud sent a campus-wide email acknowledging this issue, according to The Daily Orange . Along the way, they chanted "Release the video" and "We're exhausted of being sick and exhausted ".
Nikola Mirotic had another brilliant game with 30 points on 12-of-15 shooting from the field with eight rebounds and three steals. Davis and the Pelicans had to weather the storm during the 4th quarter which saw the Blazers outscore the Pelicans by 10 points.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has welcomed North Korea's decision to suspend all nuclear testing as a move in the right direction. He also praised the establishment of a direct telephone link between the leaders of North and South Korea .
Prince Charles has been approved to take over from the Queen as the next head of the Commonwealth , according to Sky sources. The head of the Commonwealth usually makes regular visits to the member states to foster these connections personally.
Passengers said Shults walked through the aisle and talked with them to make sure they were OK after the plane touched down. Women account for similar shares of pilots employed by WestJet, Air Transat and Jazz. "I did not say another word".
Trump's tweet also refers to "the Wendy Wasserman Schultz Servers and Documents held by the Pakistani mystery man". Also named as defendants were Donald Trump Jr., Trump associate Roger Stone and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
The team has been in the country since Saturday but has been denied access to the site in the town of Douma , the BBC reports. "It is right that Parliament has the power to support or stop the government from taking planned military action", he said .