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The Man Picked up by the Gods – Volume 5 Chapter 29
Posted on June 28, 2017 Author JigglypuffPosted in The Man Picked up by the Gods14 Replies
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Going back in time a bit, back to the moment right after Ryouma's group charged in, was Remiri going all out on the ghost house in an attempt to lessen the burden on Ryouma's group even a little.
She showered the castle walls in magic while the slimes and the rimel birds would lure the enemies' attention, letting the two dragons roast them black.
Rheinbach and his two ignis dragons knew where Ryouma's group and the surviving adventurers were, so they could fight as they pleased without fear of friendly fire.
Remiri would've joined them as well, but she had her hands full protecting the emperor grave slime from the lich's mind control. Not to mention, she also needed to conserve her magic to heal the captive adventurers later.
As she watched the emperor grave slime that was shaped like a plate, the ghost house in the backdrop caught her attention, and she became thoughtful.
(How can we defeat this ghost house? My attacks don't really seem to be working. Does it have a nucleus after all? But if so, how are we supposed to find something like that?… Hmm?)
While deep in thought, she noted the roof by the edge of her vision, and all of the sudden, a lich came flying out of the castle walls.
(It's here!)
" 'Light Shot' !!" [Remiri]
" KAHI!?" [Lich]
Immediately, Remiri fired off her magic which prioritized speed and accuracy over raw power, but the lich already knew from their previous battles that she would be waiting for it.
Twisting its bones, the lich jumped right into the onslaught of light magic, but it could not come out unscathed from the flurry of light magic, and as the light magic crashed into a part of its ribs, the lich came out several bones short.
Remiri wasn't done yet, but just as she was about to cast another spell, something else approached the lich.
"!?" [Remiri]
The lich was almost near enough to touch the ground when that something stopped over the lich's head, bringing with it the cold of the wind to blow over the lich's head. That something was none other than a tentacle of the emperor grave slime.
When the lich passed through the wall beside the door Ryouma's group entered, it just so happened that the emperor grave slime was right there, on the other side of that wall, spread thin to create a path just as Ryouma had ordered it. And with the lich within its attacking range, the emperor grave slime attacked.
Dodging one and then another, the lich had no time to rest, as five tentacles now chased after it.
It was curious whether the emperor grave slime attacked because of Ryouma's order or simply because it saw the lich as food no different from the rest of its bony delights, but regardless, the slime relentlessly pursued the lich. And when it managed to catch a part of the lich, it mercilessly took away the femur bones its tentacles managed to latch onto, leaving the lich with no lower body as it flew away to the sky.
But as fortune would have it, there would be no rest for the lich for the girl on dragon-back had been patiently waiting for its inevitable return to the skies.
"Ka!?" [Lich]
"You're full of holes. 'Beam' !" [Remiri]
A vast amount of magic power gathered at the tip of Remiri's wand before she set it loose upon the undead as a destructive force of light.
"—!!!?!?!!?!?!?" [Lich]
By leaving the lich to be attacked by something else, Remiri was able to take the lich by surprise and seal it within a pillar of light.
The lich tried to run away, but it couldn't move its body; the most it could do was languidly move its arms. Gradually, its arms began to melt, and smoke began to rise from its body just as its strength quickly waned.
Having resigned itself to its fate, the lich turned its head to look straight at Remiri. There were no traces of pain or peace or sorrow or pleasure on the lich's face. There were no emotions at all on that skull face of it. It looked at her, and that was all it did as it welcomed death. And then like a puppet whose strings had been cut, the lich's head fell over, and the lich was no more.
After that Ryouma and the others were able to safely rendezvous with the aerial group. After they exchanged information and healed the captive adventurers, they rested in the safe zone secured by the emperor grave slime.
They finally managed to rescue the adventurers, but their countenance remained grim. That was not only because of the fatigue built up, but more so because of the horrible condition of the captive adventurers.
"Ryouma-sama, please have some." [Sebasu]
"Thank you very much." [Ryouma]
"Can I have some too?" [Remiri]
"Of course." [Sebasu]
Ryouma and Remiri treated themselves to a cup of black tea with plenty of sugar. They had put up a field hospital of sorts with the use of all the matting they had, over which they laid down the captive adventurers, where they then removed their curses and treated their wounds.
There were 16 adventurers all-in-all that they had rescued. Half of those had wounds that would heal with enough rest, though they would have to overcome their fever and fatigue first. As for the other half, six of them would have to retire, and the remaining two breathed their last the moment they undid their curse.
With the three adventurers they had rescued earlier, they were able to save seventeen adventurers all-in-all. They didn't beat themselves up or anything with some thought like 'if only we came earlier!', but they did feel down. Though given the circumstances, feeling down was to be expected.
Ryouma looked around him as he drank the black tea, starting with the ever blue sky unfit their current situation, then to the slave demons, and then to his emperor grave slime.
He watched as the emperor grave slime would release an undead through one of its tentacles to slam into another undead, ten the slime would take the surviving undead into its body and repeat the process, slamming undead against undead one after another to kill them all.
(I never taught it that… Did it learn from the ghost house?)
As Ryouma's melancholic countenance cheered up at that thought, Rheinbach spoke.
"What next? Are we going back already? Or are we going to try and beat this ghost house?" [Rheinbach]
"Wouldn't it be best to return first to let the captive adventurers recuperate?" [Sebasu]
"Ryouma-chan and I healed them lots. They'll be fine as long as we leave them in the Dimension Home." [Remiri]
"It would be best if we got some info first though. This thing isn't something we can beat with just numbers. And there should be plenty of information if we just report to the guild." [Shiva]
After hearing Shiva, Remiri suddenly remembered something.
"Speaking of which, while you guys were still inside, there was something that caught my attention when I saw the burning ghost house's roof… What was it again?" [Remiri]
"You forgot?" [Rheinbach]
"Well, the lich came out right as it came to mind, so…" [Remiri]
"May I propose setting a time limit until which we would be gathering information then?" [Sebasu]
No one had any complaints to Sebasu's proposal, so we decided to come back for the time being. To be honest, even if we go beyond the time limit, it won't really matter if we still don't have a plan.
Five minutes later, everyone was on dragon-back high up the sky, looking down the ghost house from above.
"Remiri, it was the roof that caught your attention, right?" [Rheinbach]
"Yes, there are burn marks on it from the dragons' flames." [Remiri]
"Hmm… Might as well, I suppose. Let's try burning it down." [Rheinbach]
With the captive adventurers now saved, there was no chance of accidentally hurting someone, so Rheinbach went ahead and ordered the five ignis dragons to line up, and then breathe out a powerful flame toward the center of the ghost house. The heat emanating from the dragons' flames was so great that a shimmer in the air appeared, and when that great heat descended upon the ghost house, it was not just roasted black, but some parts of it were even melted.
"I guess it's not very good with fire." [Rheinbach]
The ghost house regenerated itself again after the fire, but something seemed to have caught Remiri's attention, as she inclined her head and said.
"…Isn't there something off?" [Remiri]
Remiri felt that odd sense of malaise once more, and as she pointed it out, Ryouma and Sebasu agreed with her.
"Now that you mention it, it does seem odd…" [Sebasu]
"How about trying it again?" [Ryouma]
After several tries of burning the castle and it regenerating, Shiva added.
"…Rheinbach, this time try separating the dragons into two groups, and then burning the castle walls and the roof at the same time. The ghost house just might regenerate slower." [Shiva]
At that, the gears in Ryouma's head suddenly clicked together.
(When I attacked the lich to keep it from running, I noticed the undead came out faster than when we tried attacking by the castle walls, but I thought I was just imagining it since I was caught in the middle of a fight, but… Maybe they really did appear faster.)
Ryouma looked closely as he compared the tenement houses and the castle walls being burnt.
The two structures were exactly the same at first, but as they regenerated, a difference could gradually be seen. And then 15 seconds later, the tenement houses could clearly be seen regenerating faster than the castle walls.
They tried this again several times, but no matter how much they repeated it, the tenement houses always regenerated first. They even went as far as to compare the regeneration speed of the other walls and even the ground with the tenement houses, and it seemed that the farther something was from the tenement houses, the slower it regenerated.
At this point, it wasn't hard to arrive at the conclusion that the place that regenerated the fastest was either the nucleus itself, or if not, then at the very least, it was something very close to it.
With that new revelation, Ryouma and the others all used their magic, focusing fire on the tenement houses. As they did, they found out that their target was located in the room to the right of the room Ryouma's group had earlier charged in.
"The weak point seems to be inside the room." [Ryouma]
"Well, it's obviously not affected by our attacks from outside, so attacking from inside would be our best bet." [Remiri]
"Looks like we'll have to charge into that castle again." [Shiva]
Although they reached that conclusion steadily, they all still felt like they'd taken the long way around.
(This magical beast is seriously a pain… I'm so tired already… mentally speaking.)
Ryouma didn't say that out loud, but if he did, the other four would have surely agreed with him.
Then Ryouma thought of something.
"Remiri-neesan, we've already defeated the lich, right?" [Ryouma]
"Hmm? Oh, yes. I properly confirmed it was gone before your group came out. Is something the matter?" [Remiri]
"Well, since there's no lich and no captive adventurers to save, I thought we could just have the emperor grave slime charge into the room." [Rymoua]
The other four all nodded when Ryouma said that.
With no lich around, there was nothing to threaten the slimes. And with no captive adventurers to save, there was no chance of the slimes accidentally hurting someone they shouldn't.
"Then the next problem would be how to get them in." [Rheinbach]
"It should be fine, as the tenement houses are mostly empty. If that still doesn't work, then we can have the slime spit out some of the undead it's swallowed until it fits in." [Ryouma]
And so Ryouma and the others charged into the ghost house once more.
After the charge…
Everyone was on the back of the dragons again, but this time they were either wryly smiling or sighing.
"Too quick…" [Shiva]
"Sorry…" [Ryouma]
Ryouma inadvertently apologized at Shiva's grumbling. Not one of them was feeling down because they failed to hunt the ghos house. Rather, the problem was that the hunt went too well.
Everything went exactly as it did last time after they broke through the gate, except this time Ryouma didn't clear the room with light magic, and instead ordered the emperor grave slime slime to 'swallow all the undead while spreading its body to every inch of the room'.
Ryouma had only intended to have the slime clear the room of undead, but the slime ate everything in the room, including the pillars that supported the place.
It turned out, however, that one of those pillars was the very nucleus they'd been looking for. But it was only after the slime had swallowed the pillar, and the undead stopped spawning that they realized that.
The ghost house that had been pushing them all this time was actually such a weak magical beast.
Ryouma and the others made their way back home after an anti-climatic ending.
"Ryouma-chan's not at fault, you know. And besides, it's good that we managed to beat it so easily, Shiva-chan." [Remiri]
"Ah, I'm not blaming him. It was anti-climatic, sure, but at least we're all safe. Nothing's more important than that." [Shiva]
"That aside, what do you guys want to eat? I'm sure you're all tired, so we should all have a hearty meal with Elia and the others after we hand all these injured children to the guild." [Remiri]
With the danger gone, the atmosphere between Ryouma and the others gradually turned warm. And after an hour of flying in the reddish sky, they arrived at the city gates.
The gatekeepers and the adventurers who saw the dragons went alert for a moment, but when one of the gatekeepers saw that there were people riding them, he waved his hands to signal and lead Rheinbach to the landing zone. Then the party entered the town after going through the usual procedures.
"Ryouma-kun!" [Michelle]
"Huh? Michelle?" [Ryouma]
Waiting by the gate was a girl dressed in man's clothing. It was Michelle, and when she passed through the gate, she called out to Ryouma.
"I'm back… What's wrong?" [Ryouma]
Ryouma thought she was just out to pick them up, so he was about to say 'I'm back', but then he noticed Michelle's grim countenance, not to mention the fact that the others weren't with her, so he asked out 'what's wrong' instead.
And then Michelle said back.
"Elia… is gone." [Michelle]
Those words clearly resounded despite all the ruckus in town, and when Ryouma and the others heard it, their faces all stiffened. Trouble had come.
Tl Note: There'll be another chapter this week. Also, KMF 03-09 is out. CLICK HERE TO READ KMF 03-09
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Thanks for the chapter update!! <3
Puru.The.Great says:
When Remiri said, "Beam", I imagined Shinchan playing Action Kamen and shouting "bebebebebebebebebebeam!"
hahahahaha!!!
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Belkar says:
Ahw, he didn't tame the ghost house. :'(
The Almighty 404 says:
Well, he can still wind up with a Ruin Slime from grave slime evolution.
King slime: "b-but you told me to eat.."
soon the end of the first run will be over and it will be time for the rewritten version to be translated. I dont think the rewrite has caught up with the original.
Things just went too well. Thanks for the chapter
sfcipher says:
ten the slime would take the surviving undead -> then the slime would take the surviving undead
because they failed to hunt the ghos house -> because they failed to hunt the ghost house
darkm3d says:
Thanks for the chapter. =)
likantro says:
Thanks foro the chapter.
chopin124 says:
Watch out, there might be a meatbun slime hanging about…
Thanks for the chapter, after that exausted hunt, now that, no rest for the wicked indeed.
Browser says:
Well at least it'll be easy for Ryouma to find out if Elia is still in town, since he should be able to use his Magic Perception to look for her (absolutely huge amount of magic power).
I wonder if they'll think to get Elia's Rimel Birds out of storage, in case she tries to link up with one and use it to lead them to her.


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Friedrich Pacher (* um 1435 vermutlich in Neustift, Südtirol; † nach 1508 in Bruneck) war einer der wichtigsten Maler der Gotik in der 2. Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts im südlichen Tirol.

Leben
Über das Leben Friedrich Pachers sind nur wenige Fakten überliefert. So ist es z. B. nicht möglich, ein Verwandtschaftsverhältnis mit dem zeitgleich wirkenden Maler und Bildschnitzer Michael Pacher nachzuweisen, obwohl dieses sehr wahrscheinlich ist. Gesichert ist lediglich, dass er in Bruneck lebte, da er 1474 als Bürger dieser Stadt genannt wird und zwischen 1478 und 1508 immer wieder regelmäßig in Rechnungen und Urkunden der Stadt aufscheint. Zunächst Mitarbeiter von Michael Pacher, trennte er sich 1481 nach Fertigstellung des St. Wolfganger Altares von diesem und führte bereits seit etwa 1478 eine eigene Werkstatt in Bruneck. Er besaß dort ein eigenes Haus, war von 1489 bis 1492 Kirchenpropst und von 1503 bis 1508 Stadtrichter in Bruneck. Nach seinem Wappentier, dem Löwen, wurde er auch Lebenpacher genannt. Einer seiner Schüler war Marx Reichlich.

Werk

Friedrich Pacher schuf Tafelbilder und Fresken im gotischen Stil. Er war von Michael Pacher und der Kunst des oberitalienischen Raumes beeinflusst. Bis auf ein einziges signiertes Bild ist es nicht immer möglich, eigenhändig von ihm geschaffene Werke und jene aus seinem Umkreis zu unterscheiden, die unter seinem Namen subsumiert werden. Im Gegensatz zu Michael Pachers Kunst zeichnen seine Werke eine gewisse hölzerne Herbigkeit aus, wie es Semper in seinem Buch Michael und Friedrich Pacher (1911) ausdrückte. Seine Figuren sind nicht in den Raum integriert, sondern stehen im Vordergrund vor einer kulissenhaften Raumdarstellung. Typisch ist seine Art, plastische Motive mit grafischen Mitteln darzustellen (Einfluss des Meisters E. S.) und seine starke Verkürzung der Perspektive.

 Fresken in der alten Sakristei und im Kreuzgang, Neustift (um 1470/75 bzw. vor 1480)
 Enthauptung der hl. Katharina, Mitteltafel des Altars in Neustift (um 1480)
 Außenflügel des Altars in St. Wolfgang von Michael Pacher (um 1480)
 Gewölbefresken in St. Korbinian, Thal bei Assling
 Taufe Christi aus dem Altar der Heiliggeist-Spitalkirche in Brixen, Diözesanmuseum Freising (1483 signiert)
 Hl. Dreifaltigkeit zwischen den hll. Markus und Antonius Eremita, 175,5 × 151,5 cm, Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Wien (um 1480/1490 (nach 1483?))
 Korbiniansaltar in St. Korbinian, Thal bei Assling (1485)
 Apostel Petrus und Paulus, Mittelstück des Peter-Paul-Altars aus Sterzing, Tiroler Landesmuseum, Innsbruck (1485)
 Altarflügel desselben Altars, Konventmuseum der Franziskaner in Jerusalem (1485)
 Epiphanie, Mitterolang (vor 1489)
 Fresken in St. Martin, Moos (um 1493)
 Fresken im Kreuzgang des Dominikanerklosters in Bozen (um 1496)
 Bilder am spätgotische Flügelaltar in der Pfarrkirche St. Justina Assling

Literatur
 Gertrud Pfaundler-Spat: Tirol-Lexikon. StudienVerlag, Innsbruck 2005, ISBN 978-3-7065-4210-4, S. 408.
 Alexander von Hohenbühel: Zur Frage der Verwandtschaft von Michael und Friedrich Pacher. In: Der Schlern, Jg. 92 (2022), Heft 3, S. 36–38.

Weblinks

 Werke von Friedrich Pacher in: Digitales Belvedere (digital.belvedere.at)

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Maler des Mittelalters
Historische Person (Südliches Tirol)
Person (Bruneck)
Person (Habsburgermonarchie vor 1804)
Geboren im 15. Jahrhundert
Gestorben im 16. Jahrhundert
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Q: How to write the event for button inside the listbox I have one list box. Inside that i have buttons for each row. When i click the button the page will navigate to another page. If i click the list box items the page will navigate to another page.
Now i can not write the events for button inside the list box.
 <Grid x:Name="ListBoxEventsUIContainer" Grid.Row="1" Margin="2,0,2,0">
            <ListBox Height="444" ItemsSource="{Binding StudentDetails,Mode=TwoWay}" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Margin="2,34,0,0" Name="listBox1" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="476" BorderBrush="#00410D0D">
                <ListBox.ItemTemplate>
                    <DataTemplate>
                        <Border BorderBrush="Gray" Padding="5" BorderThickness="1">
                            <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
                                <Border BorderBrush="Wheat" BorderThickness="1">
                                    <Image  Name="ListPersonImage" Source="{Binding PersonImage}" Height="100" Width="100" Stretch="Uniform" Margin="10,0,0,0"/>
                                </Border>
                                <TextBlock Text="{Binding FirstName}" Name="firstName" Width="200" Foreground="White" Margin="10,10,0,0" FontWeight="SemiBold" FontSize="22"  />

                                <Button Height="80" Width="80" Command="{Binding addPerson}">
                                    <Button.Background>
                                        <ImageBrush ImageSource="/NewExample;component/Images/icon_increase.png" Stretch="Fill" />
                                    </Button.Background>
                                </Button>
                            </StackPanel>
                        </Border>
                    </DataTemplate>
                </ListBox.ItemTemplate>
            </ListBox>
        </Grid>

i want to write the event for :-
<Button Height="80" Width="80" Command="{Binding addPerson}">
                                        <Button.Background>
                                            <ImageBrush ImageSource="/NewExample;component/Images/icon_increase.png" Stretch="Fill" />
                                        </Button.Background>
                                    </Button>

In View Model. Normally i will write the button event like:-
ReactiveAsyncCommand addPerson = new ReactiveAsyncCommand();
  public ListBoxEventsViewModel()
        {
            var getOrgDetails = new ReactiveAsyncCommand();

            getOrgDetails.Subscribe(x =>
            {
                StudentDetails = new ObservableCollection<ListBoxEventsModel>();
                StudentDetails = ListBoxEventsModel.extract(myData.ToString());

            });
            getOrgDetails.Execute(true);

            addPerson = new ReactiveAsyncCommand();
            addPerson.Subscribe(x=>{
                MessageBox.Show("Selected..");
            });
        }

But i can addPerson button is not working. Please let me know how to write the event?
Thanks in advance..

A: You can do any of the following..

*

*Directly write the "click" event in the item template and then get the corresponding data item which called it using as follows

in xaml..
<Button Height="80" Width="80" Command="{Binding addPerson}" click="addPersonClick">
                                        <Button.Background>
                                            <ImageBrush ImageSource="/NewExample;component/Images/icon_increase.png" Stretch="Fill" />
                                        </Button.Background>
                                    </Button>

In the backend..
private void addPersonClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{

  StudentsDetails object=(sender as Button).DataContext as StudentsDetails;
  //You can use this object for any of your operations
}

2 . Or you can totally use a new feature called ContextMenu to implement one of the navigation you want.

A: Set the DataContext to the button.
Xaml:
<Button DataContext="{Binding DataContext, ElementName=listBox1}"
    Height="80"
    Width="80"
    Command="{Binding addPerson}">
<Button.Background>
    <ImageBrush ImageSource="/NewExample;component/Images/icon_increase.png"
                Stretch="Fill" />
</Button.Background>

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The show began with a paragraph projected onto a screen. Writer and artist Benjamin Moreno used a mouse to click a letter, and a voice pronounced the sound of the letter out loud. It was a Spanish poem, and consequently all sounds were in Spanish. He moved faster and faster to the point where all the letters were wriggling and "speaking" to the audience. Suddenly it became a giant black ball, making soft gunshot-like sounds, with lines expanding out of it.
Throughout all of this, writer Minerva Reynosa was standing in the spotlight in front of a microphone. She began reciting the poem, repeating it over and over, emphasizing certain words and phrases. In the background the ball followed the mouse along, splitting and coming together as the sound continued. Slowly, the letters reappeared, she stopped speaking, and the performance ended with just the letters "speaking" to the audience once more.
Reynosa is the wife of Moreno, who was working the computer that controlled the letters. Moreno is a programmer in the process of earning an MFA in electronic writing. Moreno said he decided to pull together the show when he learned that Ricardo Castillo, a poet from Mexico renowned for his work in sound poetry, was coming to Providence. Moreno said he is interested in "sound as language - using the body and voice to convey meaning and using digital visuals to expand language."
"The 20th century poetry range widened to include other forms of poetry art," which incorporates sound poetry, he said.
In the second piece, artist Chris Novello sat on a chair, a computer at his feet and a box with knobs on it on his knee. Around his shoulders was a black tube, which he inserted into his mouth. His voice sounded as if it were coming out of an old television. He also repeated a paragraph as he moved his mouth around the tube. Then he gagged, taking the tube out for a moment before reinserting it. It was hard to know if it was part of the act, as he laughed it off and shook his head. Music began playing, and it appeared as though he was singing, swaying his body to the rhythm of an old love song. He coughed, took the tube out and stood up to the applause of the audience.
Novello later explained to curious audience members that he had recorded a reading of Rene Descartes' "I think, therefore I am" works earlier and played it through a computer, through the talk box. He then shoved the tube down his throat at the end of each sentence to put his own voice back in his body, he told The Herald. Novello said he is also studying to get his MFA in electronic writing, adding that he was interested in making "statements with and about language using technology."
The last performer was Castillo, who used only his body and voice to convey his meaning. He spoke in Spanish, accentuating words and moving his body to help those in the audience who did not speak Spanish understand his message. As a sound poet, he used the choreography of his body in conjunction with the accentuation of his voice to employ a different style of poetry.
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Q: 'GenericRelatedObjectManager' object has no attribute 'lang' I am receiving the error 'GenericRelatedObjectManager' object has no attribute 'lang' when I making a post request.
In this query and relationship I have two models Translation and Tags.
class Translation(models.Model):
    """
    Model that stores all translations
    """
    content_type = models.ForeignKey(ContentType, on_delete=models.CASCADE, null=True, blank=True)
    object_id = models.CharField(max_length=50, null=True, blank=True)
    content_object = GenericForeignKey()
    lang = models.CharField(max_length=5)
    field = models.CharField(max_length=255, null=True)
    translation = models.TextField(blank=True, null=True)

    def __unicode__(self):
        return u'%s : %s : %s' % (self.content_object, self.lang, self.field)

class Tags(models.Model):
    id = models.UUIDField(primary_key=True, default=uuid.uuid4, editable=False)
    DISEASE = 0
    TYPE = [(DISEASE, 'disease')]
    type = models.PositiveSmallIntegerField(choices=TYPE)
    name = GenericRelation(Translation)
    description = GenericRelation(Translation)

I am creating a serializer mixin to send the same data to different serializer (not only the Tag described below):
SerializerTranslationField and TagSerialzer:

class SerializerTranslationField(Field):

    def __init__(self, method_name=None, model_name=None, translation_field=None, **kwargs):
        self.method_name = method_name
        self.translation_field = translation_field
        self.model_name = model_name
        kwargs['source'] = '*'
        kwargs['read_only'] = True
        print("KWARGS ----->", kwargs)
        super().__init__(**kwargs)

    def to_representation(self, value):
        content_type = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(self.model_name)
        queryset = Translation.objects.filter(content_type=content_type, object_id=value, field=self.translation_field)
        result = TranslationSerializer(queryset, required=False, many=True).data
        final_result = {k: v for d in result for k, v in d.items()}
        print("FINAL RESULT --->", final_result)
        return final_result

class TagsSerializer(NestedUpdateMixin,serializers.ModelSerializer):

    class Meta:
        model = Tags
        fields = ['id', 'type', 'name','description']

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        fields = [field for field in get_generic_relation_fields(self)]
        # self.__class__ represent the actual class receiving inheritance.
        super(self.__class__, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

        try:
            for field in fields:
                if self.context['request'].method in ['POST', 'HEAD']:
                    self.fields[field] = TranslationSerializer(required=False, many=False)

                elif self.context['request'].method in ['GET', 'PUT', 'PATCH', 'DELETE']:
                    self.fields[field] = SerializerTranslationField(
                        translation_field=field,model_name=self.Meta.model)

        except KeyError:
            pass
    def get_generic_relation_fields(self):
        """
        This function returns all the GenericRelation
        fields needed to return the values that are
        related. ex to Translation or other polymorphic
        model.
        """
        fields = [f.attname for f in self.Meta.model._meta.get_fields()]
        generic_relation_fields = []
        for field in fields:
            get_type = self.Meta.model._meta.get_field(field)
            field_type = get_type.__class__.__name__

            if field_type == "GenericRelation":
                    generic_relation_fields.append(field)

        return generic_relation_fields

    def translation_create_field(self, object, *values):
        """
        object -> gets the object already created:
        ex: tags = Tags.objects.create(**validated_data)
        >> object == tags
        values -> are the field names from validated_data.
        """
        print("PAYLOAD In HELPER -->", values)
        for item in values:
            print("ITEM -->", item)
            model = self.Meta.model
            content_type = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(model)
            # get first key, value pairs from payload
            translation_values =  list(item.values())[0]
            print("TRANSLATION VALUES -->",translation_values)
            print("VALUES -->",translation_values)
            # for translation in translation_values:
            # print("TRANSLATIONS -->",translation)
                # loop through translation values
                # e.g:[{'en': 'hello', 'es': 'ola'...}]
                # translation e.g:  {'en': 'hello', ...}
            for key, value in translation_values.items():
                print("VALUES -->",key, value)
                # Iter
                payload = {}
                payload['field'] = next(iter(item))
                payload['lang'] = key
                payload['translation'] = value
                payload['object_id'] = str(object.id)
                payload['content_type'] = content_type
                print("PAYLOAD --->", payload)
                Translation.objects.create(**payload)

    def create(self, validated_data):
        # Get all fields that have generic relation with Translation.
        fields = [field for field in get_generic_relation_fields(self)]
        # Get lists from validated_data.
        values_from_validated_data = {field : validated_data.pop(field) for field in fields}
        # ex:object == Tags.objects.create(**valdated_data)
        object = self.Meta.model.objects.create(**validated_data)

        for key, value in values_from_validated_data.items():
            payload = {key:value}
            # should use method to iterate each dictionary.
            translation_create_field(self, object, payload)
        return object

    def update(self, instance, validated_data):

        # display all fields in an array that are GenericRelations.
        fields = [field for field in get_generic_relation_fields(self)]

        # Get dictionaries from validated_data that are GenericRelations.
        values_from_validated_data = {field : self.context['request'].data.get(field) for field in fields}
        # Treat the dictionaries removed from the object reasigning into
        # the object again by its natural relation.
        content_type = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(self.Meta.model)
        translation = {}
        for key, value in values_from_validated_data.items():
            # key will be used as "field_name"
            # value will be used as a dictionary -
            # with list of translation treated below.
            translation['field'] = key
            args_from_db = Translation.objects.filter(
                object_id=instance,
                field=translation['field']
                )
            args_from_db.delete()
            for k, v in value.items():
                # k will be used as "lang"
                # v will be used as "translation"
                translation['lang'] = k
                translation['translation'] = v
                translation['object_id'] = str(instance.id)
                translation['field'] = key
                translation['content_type'] = content_type
                Translation.objects.update_or_create(**translation)

        ## ==================================================================
        # The code below treats the object itself without the nested values-
        # from GenericRelations fields only.

        serializers.raise_errors_on_nested_writes('update', self, validated_data)

        info = model_meta.get_field_info(instance)

        # Simply set each attribute on the instance, and then save it.
        # Note that unlike `.create()` we don't need to treat many-to-many
        # relationships as being a special case. During updates we already
        # have an instance pk for the relationships to be associated with.
        m2m_fields = []
        for attr, value in validated_data.items():
            if attr in info.relations and info.relations[attr].to_many:
                m2m_fields.append((attr, value))
            else:
                setattr(instance, attr, value)

        instance.save()

        # Note that many-to-many fields are set after updating instance.
        # Setting m2m fields triggers signals which could potentially change
        # updated instance and we do not want it to collide with .update()
        for attr, value in m2m_fields:
            field = getattr(instance, attr)
            field.set(value)

        return instance

TranslationSerialzer:
class TranslationSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    class Meta:
        model = Translation
        fields = [
        "id",
        "object_id",
        "lang",
        "translation",
        "field",
        "content_type"
        ]

    def to_representation(self, value):
        """
        Display translatios as:
        {"en_ire":"All lured!"}
        """
        list_of_dicts = {value.lang : value.translation}

        return list_of_dicts

    def to_internal_value(self, data):

        return data

The endpoint on GET AND PUT are working fine as follow:
    {
        "id": "b705fc65-6710-4218-9e38-9216f2f33197",
        "type": 0,
        "name": {
            "en": "What a good day!",
            "pt": "Que dia maravilhoso!"
        },
        "description": {
            "pt_br": "Bom dia",
            "en": "Good morning",
            "es": "Buenos dias"
        }
    },
    {
        "id": "c9d4443f-82f8-40f2-9f29-b46f320b12eb",
        "type": 0,
        "name": {
            "en": "hello",
            "es": "ola",
            "pt": "oi"
        },
        "description": {
            "pt_br": "Bom dia",
            "en": "Good morning",
            "es": "Buenos dias"
        }
    },
   . . .

However, when I do the post I receive the error mentioned in the title BUT the if I refresh the page the post appears as normally.
Nevertheless, I can only post if many=False because I cannot pass data to many=True since it does not accept a dictionary with other objects, just a list of object for both name and description.
Èrror I get when I try to pass on many=True:
{
    "name": {
        "non_field_errors": [
            "Expected a list of items but got type \"dict\"."
        ]
    },
    "description": {
        "non_field_errors": [
            "Expected a list of items but got type \"dict\"."
        ]
    }
}

My payload for post:
     {
       "type": 0,
        "name": {
            "en": "hello",
            "es": "ola",
            "pt": "oi"
            },
        "description":{
            "pt_br": "Bom dia",
            "en": "Good morning",
            "es": "Buenos dias"
            }
       }

Input expected for many=True on TranslationSerializer:
{
    "type": null,
    "name": [],
    "description": []
}

Input expected for many=False on TranslationSerializer, Where I can make post and receive the 'GenericRelatedObjectManager':
{
    "type": null,
    "name": {
        "object_id": "",
        "lang": "",
        "translation": "",
        "field": "",
        "content_type": null
    },
    "description": {
        "object_id": "",
        "lang": "",
        "translation": "",
        "field": "",
        "content_type": null
    }
}

I think I can solve this issue if I can change from [] on many=True to {} or disable the detail that happens right after the post.
Since it is a unknown area for me, it might be happening because I am creating many objects dynamically and when it is returning on detail it might be conflicting with the to_representation of TranslationSerializer or conflicting with the expected data from the input. In addition, I could not pass this payload using many=True with {} to list objects.


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The Parkes to Narromine section of the once-in-a-generation Inland Rail project is one step closer, thanks to the more than $300 million construction contract signed for the first section of the 1,700-kilometre rail line.
Deputy Prime Minister, Nationals' Leader and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development Michael McCormack said the Australian Government is excited to see preparation for construction on this project, and eager to see the jobs and opportunities it will deliver for regional Australia.
"Inland Rail is a transformational freight rail line and we're already seeing millions of dollars in Australian Government investment making a difference to communities," Mr McCormack said.
"Earlier this year we saw 14,000 tonnes of steel rail from Whyalla delivered and concrete sleepers from the Southern Highlands have been arriving every week since April, with almost 100,000 delivered so far.
Minister for Finance and the Public Service Mathias Cormann said that the commencement of construction is the next step in the Australian Government addressing Australia's long-term freight challenges and boosting metropolitan and regional economies.
"In New South Wales alone Inland Rail will boost the Gross State Product by $2.6 billion and create around 5,000 direct and indirect jobs during construction and into operation. We are already seeing jobs for regional communities in New South Wales as well as complementary investment in towns along the route, such as the $50 million Parkes National Logistics Hub," Senator Cormann said.
Assistant Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment and Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton said the Government understands the importance of regional jobs and opportunities.
"Around the Parkes electorate we are committed to helping create local jobs and opportunities through Inland Rail," Mr Coulton said.
"This means local communities, small businesses and farmers can take advantage of the employment and economic opportunities of the project. We're working with the ARTC to maximise Inland Rail's local and Indigenous employment and procurement outcomes.
"An Australian Government Project Facilitator is working with the ARTC and INLink to open the door for local businesses, communities and job-seekers on the ground to get on board with the opportunities this project presents.
A joint-venture between BMD Constructions and Fulton Hogan trading as INLink has been selected as the contractor for the Parkes to Narromine section and will deliver the first section of Inland Rail.


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Can you Eat Raw Meat?
August 16, 2022 by Bobby
It makes sense that eating meat would transport you back to the time of human evolution, but did you know that, from Europe to Asia, eating raw or partially cooked meat and fish is not as uncommon as it might seem and may be the cause of the majority of your illnesses? Raw meat consumption is widespread in many international cuisines. Even though this method is common, you should be aware of several safety issues.
Yes, raw meat contains germs and other organisms that were once inside the animal. These can cause a variety of illnesses, including food poisoning and other foodborne diseases like typhoid and jaundice, to mention a few. Sadly, the meat of dead animals contains the same bacteria and pathogens that the animal had; anyone consuming that meat in the raw form is at significant risk of developing many health conditions. It would save so much time if everyone had raw meat or fish. In truth, investigations have shown that raw meat is frequently contaminated and contains a variety of germs, viruses, parasites, or poisons.
Any uncooked muscle tissue from an animal utilized for sustenance is often referred to as raw meat. In the meat-producing sector, the terms "meat" and "seafood" are used to distinguish between the tissue of birds and aquatic animals, respectively. In contrast, the term "meat" particularly refers to mammalian flesh.
Many classic meals, including crudos, steak tartare,
Meat can be improperly or insufficiently cooked, allowing microorganisms that cause disease to be consumed. Mett, kibbeh niyyah, sushi/sashimi, raw oysters, and other delicacies may call for uncooked meat even though most are prepared before consumption. Even though cooked and raw meat can be infected, the risk of illness from consuming bacteria in raw meat is substantially higher.
Additionally, meat contamination can occur at any point during the production process, from the cutting of prepared meats to the cross-infection of food in a refrigerator—a higher risk of disease results from each of these circumstances.
Is Eating Raw Meat Healthy?
There isn't much data to support the assertion that raw meat has more nutritional and health benefits than cooked meat.
According to several anthropologists, heating food—especially meat—has facilitated human evolution because it breaks down proteins and makes food simpler to chew and digest.
According to some research, heating meat may cause it to contain less salt, potassium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, thiamine, riboflavin, and niacin.
However, these studies also point out that other minerals, including copper, zinc, and iron, rise after cooking.
In contrast, one study discovered that cooking reduced the amount of iron in several types of meat. In the end, additional research is required to comprehend how cooking changes the nutritional content of beef.
The increased risk of developing a foodborne illness likely outweighs any potential benefits of consuming raw meat. Further information is required to determine precise nutritional variations between raw and cooked beef.
What are the Risks of Eating Raw Meat?
Here are the health risks of eating raw meat:
You are home to a microscopic ecosystem of bacteria, fungus, and viruses, as are all other living things. Meat that has been cooked kills the majority of these germs. However, within hours after being killed, uncooked meat becomes a breeding ground for these and other microorganisms.
Although it's frequently referred to as "spoilage," decomposition has already started before spoilage. When humans eat meat still alive and contaminated with germs, viruses, parasites, and other pathogens, they develop foodborne sickness, often known as food poisoning. Food poisoning is fairly frequent, but it also has a high mortality rate—it claims the lives of about 500,000 people worldwide.
Trichinellosis
Roundworms, namely Trichinella spiralis, are contagious parasites that may survive in most warm-blooded animals, including pigs, boars, bears, horses, and dogs. Roundworm larvae can live in raw or undercooked meat from an infected animal and hook onto the small intestine lining.
Roundworms produce new larvae as they reach adulthood, which invades cells and tissues, including muscle, which is essentially raw flesh. Trichinosis causes diarrhea, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, muscle soreness, fever, headaches, and swelling of the eyelids and face as the parasites colonize the newly discovered human host.
Like animals, humans and other healthy animals have Escherichia coli (E. coli) in their intestines. While most E. coli strains are not harmful, others, like E. coli O157:H7, are frequently found in cattle and can be quite dangerous. These dangerous bacteria enter produce from feces that wash off into water sources and manure used as fertilizer. Meat can become contaminated with germs during the killing and processing of cattle just by coming into contact with the intestines of the animals. E. coli O157:H7 in humans produces vomiting, nausea, and bloody diarrhea.
By not thoroughly washing their hands after using the restroom, infected people increase the spread of the bacteria. Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS), a dangerous and occasionally fatal condition affecting the blood and kidneys, can be brought on by an E. coli diarrheal infection.
Mad Cow Disease
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), also called "mad cow disease," is a lethal brain condition affecting people who consume this livestock and feed other cattle. Even while the mad cow epidemic may be considered a thing of the past, the first significant outbreak most likely isn't over. The incubation time for BSE is extremely long, and it can take decades, possibly 50 years or more, for humans to show symptoms. Studies in the U.S. and Japan suggest that Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, which may be transmitted to people through BSE-contaminated meat, is rising.
Raw Meat Dishes
Here are some common raw meat dishes:
Steak tartare: minced raw beef steak mixed with egg yolk, onions, and spices
Tuna tartare: chopped uncooked tuna mixed with herbs and spices
Carpaccio: a dish from Italy made of thinly sliced raw beef or fish
Pittsburgh rare steak: steak that has been seared on the outside and left raw on the inside, also known as "black and blue steak."
Mett: a German dish of uncooked minced pork that's flavored with salt, pepper, and garlic or caraway
Some types of sushi: a Japanese dish consisting of rolls that contain cooked rice and often raw fish
Ceviche: minced raw fish cured with citrus juice and seasonings
Torisashi: a Japanese dish of thin chicken strips briefly cooked on the outside and raw on the inside
Even though these foods are common on restaurant menus, they are not necessarily secure. A brief warning, "Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may raise your risk of foodborne illness," is frequently present on dishes containing raw meat. This informs customers that eating raw meat may not be safe and carries certain dangers.
Additionally, recipes using raw meat can be made at home, but it's crucial to source the meat appropriately. For instance, purchase fresh fish from a nearby merchant who follows safe food handling procedures or purchase a premium cut of beef from your butcher and have them grind it, especially for you. Contamination and foodborne illness can be avoided with the use of these procedures.
How to Lower your Risk?
There are a few strategies to lower your chance of getting sick, even if eating raw meat is not always safe.
When indulging in raw meat, it could be best to go for a whole piece of meat rather than prepackaged minced meat, such as steak or meat that's been ground in-house.
This is because pre-minced beef may contain meat from numerous cows, significantly raising your chance of contracting a foodborne illness. A steak, on the other hand, originates from a single cow. Additionally, there is substantially less surface area for contamination.
Other varieties of meat, such as fish, chicken, and hog, all follow the same principle. In the end, eating raw ground meat poses a greater risk than consuming a raw steak or full animal.
Another approach to lower your risk is to choose raw seafood. Because it is frequently frozen soon after being caught, which kills several hazardous bacteria, raw fish is typically safer than other types of raw meat.
However, eating raw chicken poses a greater risk. Chicken typically has higher levels of dangerous bacteria like Salmonella than other meats. Additionally, it has a more porous structure, which enables infections to enter the meat deeply. Therefore, it appears that not all germs are eliminated even after searing the exterior of raw chicken.
Finally, cooking meats to minimum internal temperatures of 145°F (63°C) for pork, cattle, and fish, 160°F (71°C) for ground meats, and at least 165°F (74°C) for poultry will eliminate the danger of contracting a foodborne disease.
Have People Ever Eaten Raw Meat?
According to a dental plaque study, Homo antecessor, which some scholars believe to be the final common ancestor of both Neanderthals and modern humans, consumed raw meat. Additionally, forensic evidence demonstrates that this early progenitor was a cannibal who preyed on toddlers and newborns. Humans have greatly evolved since then, which was 1.2 million years ago.
Humans are the only species that has ever cooked food, having learned how to handle fire once our predecessors did. With the advent of cooking, our ancestors altered their meals to include much more nutrient-dense roots, vegetables, nuts, and seeds. More starch consumption changed the types of bacteria that existed in our ancestors' mouths. Additionally, consuming more carbs, notably glucose, stimulated brain development and facilitated the development of modern humans.
A very simple technique to avoid food poisoning, intestinal parasites, and deadly microorganisms is to avoid eating raw meat. However, why end there? Complete meat abstinence may also lower your chances of cancer, heart disease, and stroke. According to recent research, eating only plants can add ten years or more to our lives.
Maybe we should all give up our meat-heavy diets that raise our risk of disease and start eating as we believe in science, given the advantages to our own and the general public's health, the health of the environment, and the lives of animals. Dishes with raw meat are frequently offered on restaurant menus worldwide, but this does not imply that they are safe. There are techniques to lessen this risk when consuming raw meat, but it's crucial to cook meats to the correct internal temperature to eliminate the risk.
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Bride cruelly dubbed a 'slug monster' thanks to her quirky wedding dress fail
A BRIDE has been cruelly labelled a "slug monster" after choosing a quirky two-tone dress for her wedding.
When a photo of the gown was posted in Facebook group That's It, I'm Wedding Shaming, it was also compared to a sleeping bag and 80s curtains.
One bride's dress has been compared to a sheet, sleeping bag and 80s curtainsCredit: Facebook
The top half of the frock is fairly inoffensive, consisting of a white lace bodice and a halterneck.
But the skirt is definitely on the unique side.
It's a shade of purple, and features tiered ruffles, a drop waist - and even a matching belt.
Alongside the image, the poster added the caption: "Saw someone trying to sell this monstrosity. She looks like some kind of half slug monster to me. It's just... So wrong."
The quirky gown was cruelly slammed on FacebookCredit: Facebook
Other members of the group seemed to agree, with one comment reading: "This literally looks like a sleeping bag. Wedding at 5, sleepover at 7. Outfit for both occasions?"
Another said: "WHY couldn't the white have just kept going? That s*** looks like my ugly a** 80s guestroom curtains."
A number of people compared the piece to a sheet.
Messages included: "So THAT'S how you fold a fitted sheet," and: "It looks like a blanket."
One particularly harsh Facebook user added: "Oh come on, are you kidding me? It looks like the quilting they use in a coffin."
As long as she felt good in it, eh?
Meanwhile, this woman was horrified to her discover her ex-boyfriend is ENGAGED to her little sister.
One bride was furious after her mother-in-law bought a dress that looked EXACTLY like her wedding gown.
And a "creepy" mother-of-the-groom clutched her son's hand and "blocked out" the bride in a bizarre wedding photo.
Savvy bride spends just £3K on her whole wedding buying everything from Amazon - including a stunning £70 dress


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European car reviewer says Tesla Model 3 is like her 'soul mate'
Posted on November 04, 2020 by Matt Pressman
In 2018, Luxembourg-based Bianca Hurduc decided to start a car blog, Arctic Swan, to provide auto news and reviews. But the site needed a twist. Her car reviews are offered in English and French, featuring "inspiring lady drivers with wanderlust" with content "written by a woman for women." It turns out that Bianca's already gotten behind the wheel of a Tesla Model S and Model X. So what about the Model 3?
Source: Arctic Swan
"This was the third summer in a row I tested a Tesla and I must tell you I'm in love with this tradition," Bianca writes about her most recent experience with the Model 3. "There is nothing like the experience of driving a Tesla... this makes you feel alive each time you are behind its steering wheel."
So what's it like to drive the Model 3? "I honestly don't know how to best describe the driving experience [other] than by telling you that this car is somehow connected to the driver in a personalized and versatile way. It adapts to your wishes, just like a soul mate. No words needed. The Model 3 just knows what you need, when you need it," she says.
That said, Bianca admits that the Model 3 is quite different from her experience with the Model S and X. "The most shocking thing for the driver is that the well-known speedometer and tachometer are gone, together with the screen that we are so used to seeing in front of the steering wheel," she says.
"Where are the air vents? They are invisible! What an amazing work of art," she sighs. In addition, "the all-glass roof extends from front to back, creating a sense of openness from every seat and a relaxed atmosphere for your trip."
So what's her final takeaway after driving the Model 3? She concludes, "I honestly thought that testing a third Tesla wouldn't be so exciting because I thought I already knew how awesome a Tesla is. But, the Model 3 managed to take my breath away through its many out-of-the-box, unique features. I loved it, I loved it, I loved it."
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