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Q: Partial View not showing updated model values. Always shows existing values Actually i tried to update the partial view content whenever i do search. So i use ajax call to achieve this. So, the values from the controller to partial view model is correct(new data), but its not binding to the view (shows existing data).
Main View
     <div class="tab-pane active" id="partialviewpage">
          @{
             Html.RenderPartial("_Details", Model);
           }
      </div>

Partial View (_Details)
   foreach (var item in Model.AllAds)
    {
       //div contents
    }

Ajax Call
   var text = 'test';
   $.ajax({
        url: '@Url.Action("Subcategory", "Category")',
        type: 'GET',
        dataType: 'JSON',
        data: { item: text },
        success: function (partialView) {
            $('#partialviewpage').html(partialView);
        },
        error: function (xhr, ajaxOptions, thrownError) {

        }
    });

Category Controller
    public ActionResult Subcategory(string item)
    {
      //Logic calling Api content goes here

      var SearchresponseData = responseMessage.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;
      JavaScriptSerializer JssSearch = new JavaScriptSerializer();
      List<Result> Jsonresult =       (List<Result>)JssSearch.Deserialize(SearchresponseData, typeof(List<Result>));
      var Model= new ModelName();
        {
            Model.AllAds = new List<Result>();
            Model.AllAds = Jsonresult;
        }
      return PartialView("_Details", Model);
    }

So, What's wrong with my code and how can i modify the code to get the new model values. Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance.

A: I observed that you have used wrong variable to replace the html in success,
I have replace PartialView to partialView
 var text = 'test';
  $.ajax({
    url: '@Url.Action("Subcategory", "Category")',
    type: 'GET',
    dataType: 'JSON',
    data: { item: text },
    success: function (partialView) {
        $('#partialviewpage').html(partialView);
    },
    error: function (xhr, ajaxOptions, thrownError) {

    }
});

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Excellent bass fishing also reported in Quincy Bay.
There was a massive striped bass bite Tuesday morning from Deer Island to Castle Island with fish up to 48 inches in length. Pete Santini at Fishing Finatics in Everett said the harbor is full of pogies and the bass are pounding them. He suggests using a "Pogie Pulverizer" to snag the bait and then live-line with it.
If you don't want the hassle of catching the bait, try trolling tube-and-worm rigs around George's Island and Spectacle Island for bass in the 30 to 40-pound range. Most colors will work, but the best has been honey mustard or orange, trolled as slow as possible on two colors of lead line.
Santini said Winthrop outer beach has been another good spot for big bass. He suggests fishing in 12 feet of water with live bait or tubes. Shore fishing at night with chunk mackerel or clams has also been productive.
At Fore River Bait and Tackle in Quincy, Lisa Dean reports excellent striped bass fishing in the bay. The biggest bass are still out in deep water, but more keepers are showing up inside now. She said instead of live-lining anglers have been doing better cutting up the bait and using it to fish chunks. Tube and worm has also been producing.
If you are interested in light-tackle action, schoolie-size bass can be found just about everywhere in the bay. River mouths and estuaries have been good spots to try. In the Back River, Dean suggests Bare Cove Park, Webb Park and Great Esker Park, which offer easy access for shore fishing.
At Belsan's Bait and Tackle in Scituate, Pete Belsan reported awesome fishing last Friday. There were bass in the 20- to 40-pound range, with nothing any smaller hitting pogies from the North River all the way to Cohasset. The big bass moved on, though, and this week fishing has been slow.
There are still a lot of pogies and Belsan said there was a monstrous school in front of the river earlier this week, but there weren't any bass on them. With all the bait around he expects the fish to return any day. Besides pogies, there are mackerel, squid and lots of juvenile herring.
The best bet now is to find a pogie school, snag some for bait, let it swim and be patient. If you want more action you can find small bass on the outer ledges around Minot and off the Glades for light-tackle casting. Belsan added there have been some reports of bluefish in with the pogie schools.
Capt. John Bunar of Duxbury Bait and Tackle reports fishing for keeper-size bass has been "steady, steady, steady." The Duxbury Channel by Clark's Island is producing some nice fish. Pogie schools hanging off Plymouth Beach are attracting 26- to 33-inch bass on most days, but 36- to 45-inch whoppers have been moving in on the schools of bait every third or fourth day.
Mackerel can still be easily caught off the Gurnet. Fluke are a tremendous disappointment this season and most anglers are giving up on the flatties. So far there have been no reports or sign of the big, power plant blues. Offshore, giant bluefin tuna are biting in the notch area of Stellwagen Bank. Big tuna have also been seen within a mile of shore off Plymouth.
At Goose Hummock Shop in Orleans, Erik Wisniewski reports the Chatham area and Race Point area have a lot of striped bass, some pushing the 40-inch range. Down on the rips anglers are catching them on squid or sand-eel imitations. In the Race Point area off the backside and the Golf Ball, they are dropping A17s or live-lining mackerel. He added that the people live-lining are catching bigger fish. This is generally the case in the rips as well.
In the bay anglers are trolling for bass with wire or lead-core line around Billingsgate and out in front of Barnstable Harbor. He said at this time of the year you have to fish deeper. The water in the bay is warming up and the bass are going down to cooler water. There are still fish up on the flats, but you need to check your times. The cooler tides, mornings and night, are better than midday when the hot sun will drive them off the flats.
He added that more and more tuna have been showing up off Chatham in the Crab Ledge area. Anglers have been finding fish as close as six miles off shore ranging in size from 60 inches all the way up to 100-plus inches. Some smaller tuna have also been moving in so it will be exciting to see what happens the next few days.
At Red Top Bait and Tackle in Bourne, Hayden Gallagher said bass fishing has been solid in the canal since last week. He fished last Thursday for most of the day and said there were tons of fish. He caught close to 30 bass that were anywhere from 20 inches up to 30 pounds. There were a lot of different size classes in the schools. He fished mostly top-water plugs and also did some jigging. Sebile Magic Swimmers have been the most popular, but he doesn't use them that much.
On Sunday he went again and caught about a dozen bass. The largest was around 26 pounds. He started at 3 a.m. and fished until 8. The fish are basically staying in the canal. Sometime they move out on the east end, but come right back in with the tides.
At M&D's Bait Shop in Wareham, Mike Thomas reported on Wednesday that he recently took his family through the canal for an evening ice cream social on the Miss Chris. He said he spent the entire time in the wheelhouse talking to the captain and watching the fish finder. He said the bottom was loaded with bass so the fish are still there, but they they're not eating like they were last week.
The tides have slowed down, but Thomas said with that, with many bass around, the fishing should start up again. The next set of good tides will coincide with the Aug. 11 new moon. Meanwhile, bait fishing is still worth the effort in Buzzards Bay. Fluke fishing is a little slow, but black sea bass and scup will keep you busy.


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By Sam Pointon
Demi Sims Age: How Old Is The Youngest Sims Sibling?
First we met Charlie, then we met Chloe and we're soon to meet Frankie… So who's the youngest Sims sibling on the TOWIE block? Find out about Demi Sims age, personal life and more!
Don't let Demi Sims' young age fool you – she's already achieved a lot!
Ms Sims first appeared as a regular on season 23 of The Only Way Is Essex, introduced at a party during the final episode. With a hearty 90,000 strong Instagram following and a dramatic appearance on Celebs Go Dating, this Essex reality star has really made her mark!
Demi Sims' TOWIE Timeline
While the youngest Sims sibling first appeared as a regular cast member of the show on 11th November 2018, it wasn't technically her first appearance.
The young Essex beauty briefly turned up on the show back in 2014, sporting a VERY different look with long, side-swept hair and no cosmetic implants.
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At this point in the reality show, there were three Sims siblings involved: Chloe, Charlie and Demi. With big sister Chloe and brother Charlie embroiled in a huge feud with fellow cast member Ferne McCann at the time, young Demi wasn't afraid to speak her mind!
Ms Sims then disappeared from our screen for the next few years, before reappearing with a brand-new appearance alongside her big sister. However, she returned with the same fiery attitude!
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Famous Family
Ms Sims' older sister Chloe Sims is a TOWIE veteran, having first appeared on the show back in series 2 in 2011. Chloe actually holds the record for appearing in the most episodes of the reality show – a huge 272 episodes so far!
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The Sims sisters' age gap is pretty significant. Chloe is 38, meaning that there's a huge 15 years between the sisters.
Demi's older brother Charlie Sims has also appeared on The Only Way Is Essex, between 2013-2015. At 27 years old, he is 5 years older than his sister.
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Finally, Demi's other sister Frankie Sims made her debut in series 25 of the show, so keep your eyes out for the sibling closest to Demi Sims' age in future episodes. We can bet she's going to make as much of a dramatic impact as her three siblings.
They might need to rename the reality show to The Only Way Is Sims at this rate!
The reality star was truly destined to appear on TOWIE – most of her family already have! A certain pair of very well known names just happen to be Demi Sims' cousins… Frankie Essex and Joey Essex!
Are there any more members of this huge Essex family waiting to appear on the reality show? We wouldn't be surprised!
Demi Sims: Age & Personal Life
Demi Sims' Age & Star Sign
Born in Essex on 6th September 1996, Ms Sims age is just 23 years young! She is a Virgo and Virgos' strengths are said to be loyalty and kindness, whilst also being practical and hard working. Weaknesses for Virgos include rudeness and the desire to take centre stage.
So how accurate is that for Demi Sims?
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Demi Sims Personal Life
Demi only joined The Only Way Is Essex back in 2018. But, she's had an explosive personal life over the past year. From an appearance on Celebs Go Dating, Demi had a quick and tumultuous relationship with Love Island contestant Megan Barton-Hanson in the past year.
Ms Sims has been a breath of fresh air on the reality show, being the first bisexual female to appear on TOWIE. Her open attitude to her sexuality went down extremely well with viewers:
"I wasn't nervous to come out, because it's part of me now. It's normal for me to be like, I'm interested in both. I didn't realise what was going to happen after I did it – I've honestly had the best reaction from it, I cannot tell you.
"I've had people telling me I'm an inspiration, that they've been afraid to tell their own parents about their sexuality – let alone on TV – and thinking about that does make you emotional. I didn't realise how much people needed this. Nothing like this has been done on TOWIE, so for me to come on and say I'm also interested in girls is something new, current and up-to-date with what so many people feel.
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Relationship Drama
Ms Sims appeared on series 7 of the hit reality show Celebs Go Dating, which premiered in August 2019. Others celebs that joined the star dating agency to look for love with 'regular' folk included fellow TOWIE star Lauren Goodger, Blue singer Lee Ryan and of course Love Island contestant Megan Barton-Hanson.
Before the show even aired, however, Demi and Megan revealed their blossoming relationship! While the idea of the dating show is for celebs to find love with non-celebrities, the pair apparently fell hard for each other during filming in June 2019:
"Megan and Demi met on the show and have been dating ever since. It's really serious. They like each other a lot and it's the real deal."
However, the love didn't last for long. The pair separated in August 2019 and Megan was quick to dish the details out to anyone who would listen:
"She's beautiful, a lovely person and she's funny, but there was no sexual chemistry there. I was doubting myself and I thought, 'Maybe I don't like girls,' but it wasn't that – I just saw her more as a friend."
Megan's comments reportedly devastated Ms Sims. Moreover, the comments are especially toxic as the Love Island star rapidly started a new relationship with pro-footballer and singer Chelcee Grimes:
She stabbed me in the back and so did Chelcee."
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Demi's Heartbreak
Megan Barton Hanson and Demi Sims' age difference was slight, with Megan being just two years older. However, her new beau Chelcee is two years older than Ms Barton Hanson, so perhaps she was looking for someone more mature?
While we can't comment on whether Ms Sims' age has much to do with her behaviour, we can definitely see her Virgo strength of loyalty is key to her heartbreak over Megan:
"I want people to know she was the one who was un-loyal to me. I had real feelings and she broke my heart a little."
Not that you could call Ms Sims age a reason for immaturity. She's a busy woman making cash in the only way reality stars seem to know how… on social media! She often seen promoting clothing, footwear and accessories from different brands on social media. Similarly, Demi has said she's looking for her next adventure to do alongside TOWIE now that Celebs Go Dating has finished.
Meanwhile, Ms Sims has been showing how totally over Megan she is at the National Reality TV awards. Attending with several TOWIE co-stars, Demi locked lips with fellow TOWIE star Chloe Ross.
A clear way to show your ex you've moved on for sure!

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Interview: Google/Keyhole community BBS's "Seer," part 1
July 19, 2005 Stefan Geens 1 Comment
Anybody who's spent any time at all on the official Google/Keyhole community bulletin board has run into site administrator and Google Earth power user "Seer". With over 2,600 posts under his belt since 2002, he is the go-to person for all things Google Earthly, and so I asked for an interview. Here comes the first installment.
In my first couple of questions, I ask him about how it feels to hit the big time, and what he thinks of the unofficial community sites that are springing up around Google Earth. Highlights:
…It never occurred to me that there would be other sites, though as soon as I saw the first one I realized that there would be many more…
…The user-created data layers started with the Google Earth Community and are expanding in several new directions. Anyone with Placemarks to publish on the Google Earth is someone that we want to know…
Read the whole first installment below the fold.
Ogle Earth: What does the explosion of interest in Google Earth feel like for someone who's been involved in the Keyhole community since its inception? Does it feel like your favorite hometown band has suddenly hit the big time, or are you more a member of that band?
Seer: My excitement centers on two ideas: first, that people worldwide are deepening their sense of global connection as Google Earth illustrates how every part of our planet is home to someone much like ourselves, and secondly, that everyone with access to a computer can now understand the context of world events — seeing where London's Edgware Road Station is and where cyclists are right now on the Tour de France to name a few recent examples.
Your hometown band analogy is perfect because it echoes a personal experience. I was a Keyhole beta tester when the very first ability to read and write Placemarks was developed. From that day I began saving locations and emailing them as attachments to friends at Keyhole and other beta testers. My joy in finding a way to visually share world knowledge was and remains deeply satisfying. This experience was in fact just like walking down the street and discovering a really good garage band.
After a short while the people at Keyhole got tired of getting so many emails from me and they created a mailing list where myself and others could share Placemarks. A few months later, my close friend and fellow beta-tester "PenguinOpus" set up the Keyhole Community BBS so that Placemarks we shared through the mailing list could be seen by those who came along later. There were about 40 people a day who visited the BBS back then, so maybe that would be like the band's demo tape or first public performance.
Now, of course, things are on an international scale as Google data centers and technology enable Google Earth to be experienced worldwide. The Google Earth Community has a thousand or more people online sharing and enjoying Placemarks 24 hours per day, and this is just the hub of a larger set of independent "fan" websites. The band may not yet be the Rolling Stones, but it is certainly an international hit.
Ogle Earth: What do you think of the unofficial sightseeing sites springing up on the net? Is this what you were hoping for? Any chance some of them might get their own network link folder as a default on future releases of Google Earth?
Seer: The unofficial sightseeing websites are personal tributes to Google Earth. It means that there are others out there who had the same epiphany when first hearing the band, just as PenguinOpus and I had. Those people are our soul mates — they love to see the world; they need to understand events past, present or future; and most of all, they are moved to create a community to share this love with others. We salute these people even if we don't know who or where they are.
It never occurred to me that there would be other sites, though as soon as I saw the first one I realized that there would be many more. As soon as I could Placemark and share, I did. When others joined me, we built a community. No doubt this is happening around the world and for similar reasons. The official Google Earth community (bbs.keyhole.com) remains special among its peers: this is where the program's developers answer questions, where suggestions directly influence product direction, and where posts are collected to create the folder of Community Placemark layers. But none of that should or will stop people from forming communities elsewhere, especially when the rallying point is not so much Google Earth as a shared topic of interest, such as great surfing sites, golf club reviews, or other nexus topics.
The user-created data layers started with the Google Earth Community and are expanding in several new directions. Anyone with Placemarks to publish on the Google Earth is someone that we want to know. Send me ("seer") a PM at bbs.keyhole.com about your Google Earth related site and where your Placemarks are located. Also, because the list of layers changes with each database update the inclusion of Placemarks from other sites can happen more frequently than future releases of Google Earth.
End of part 1.
PS: Seer also mentioned he is going to create a "Friends" forum on the bulletin board that links to other Google Earth sites.
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David Beardsley says:
I found Keyhold about a year ago and thought that it would one day tie the world together like no other event in history maby with the execption of Colombuses discovery of the Americas. I saw the potential and altho Google hadn't quite decided what to do with it I felt with their inventive, expansive genius they would produce something that would revolutinize mans way of looking at our fragile little blue ball and the people and places on it. It also has plitical ramifications. The world will be able to see the ravages of war that man continurs to perpitrate on his fellow man in ways the news media and the ploiticians never anticipated and will make a more domocratic world as a result. It can help in some small part produce a much better place for all the creatures that inhabit this beautiful world.
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Kotaku Carrion Review
by buriedtreasure 23 July, 2020
PC, Xbox One, Switch
Hello. I'm sorry it's been quiet on the site this week. I've suddenly got the most ridiculous amount of work on in one week, working 16 hour days to try to keep on top of it all.
It's going to be worse next week – I'm on holiday. But the site will be back up to full speed on the 3rd August.
Then to make matters worse, I figured that Carrion might be a good inclusion for Buried Treasure, and sank a whole bunch of time into that. Which made me far too aware there was no universe in which this game would be buried, because bloody hell, it's amazing. And yeah, it's had 29 reviews on Metacritic already, and the embargo was supposed to be today (Xbox screwed up). (Gosh, some of them are really dumb.)
What makes this game so fascinating to me is not the gimmick that you're the enemy, which it delivers better than any previous game that's tried it. Nor the gore, which is just the best. It's not even the movement, even though it is, because I've never experienced a game where moving feels this good before. It's that there's no boss fights. My only real criticism is that the game's slightly too easy, and even then, I barely mean it. Because goodness me, a game that's not trying to be moronically difficult! It sounds like something only spoken of in legend.
So of course there are dumbass reviews saying, "WAH WAH I didn't get to feel like I was better than other people for being able to finish this!" But ignore those buffoons, who appear to think every single game should be like every other single game. Embrace the absolute pleasure of being the monster, being the boss fight yourself. This game simply wouldn't work if it were hard, because it would make your role as the offal-beast monster completely idiotic if you were vulnerable to the humans. The whole point of this is you're not. You're almost invincible, and it's a game about feeling that way.
Anyway, Kotaku picked up my offer to review it for them, so I got to write about it anyway, and you can read it all here.
Categories: Action Adventure, reviewTags: Carrion, Devolver Digital, Kotaku, Phobia Game Studio
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Stephen Burbidge says:
If it helps at all I'd be happy paying the two quid a month I'm paying now if this was just links to other stuff you'd written. Also it's good news that is not hard as that means I can play it on the Switch without fear of needing cheats or a trainer.
Kolbex says:
This is from the Butcher devs, I think, even though there's a different name on the shingle? Good contrast to that game, then, in which you also played the bad guy but were 100% not invulnerable, and which made fun of you for wanting an easier difficulty mode.
I always thought this game looked similar to Butcher in art style. Butcher was really fun but SO HARD!
Independent of its quality, the game itself is from what I'd consider a top 3 indie publisher and has been marketed for over a year on a variety of channels, with dozens of online reviews already out.
The reason I keep visiting is to discover something I haven't come across yet. This still rings true for most posts, but the subject of this one is more on the 'famous' side, with all due respect. Anyways, have a good time during your holidays!
buriedtreasure says:
27 July, 2020 at 10:05 am
@Juan – I'm really confused by your comment. I made it really clear that this isn't BT material, hence why I didn't post it here. I just linked out to it elsewhere, while acknowledging how well covered it already was. I think the hundred other reviews of games barely or never covered elsewhere should probably keep the balance in the right place.
I mean, it's alright if you just didn't want to let all of that work go to waste.
For me personally, this sticks out quite a bit, since it's in stark contrast to the nearly flawless track record of obscure games so far. Just a little anxious there could be more popular titles covered in the future.
I understand your coment, I'm a little surprised to find Carrion here, even following a link. But, well, it's John decision eventually 🙂
Samvega says:
Congrats on the high amount of work! I suggest it speaks to some extent to the esteem you are held to. Or that they think you are Mr Walker himself, Lord of All Fried Potato Discs… and, unless they please you, you shall curse them forevermore to know only prawn cocktail and nothing else.
P.S. a game with no metacritic reviews (and the only thing I can see of it — at least in English, as this might possibly be covered more in Chinese media — is a short article on Eurogamer) is Rhythm Fighter https://store.steampowered.com/app/1198400/Rhythm_Fighter/
Simon Jones says:
Would never have paid attention to this, assuming it to be scary horror, without your recommendation. Have now grabbed it and can confirm that is belongs in the wheeeee! gleeful horror genre.
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use Magento\Mtf\TestCase\Scenario;

/**
 * Preconditions:
 * 1. Enable "Terms and Conditions": Stores > Configuration > Sales > Checkout > Checkout Options.
 * 2. Create term according to dataset.
 *
 * Steps:
 * 1. Open Backend Stores > Terms and Conditions.
 * 2. Open created Term from preconditions.
 * 3. Click on 'Delete' button.
 * 4. Perform all assertions.
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 * @group Terms_and_Conditions_(CS)
 * @ZephyrId MAGETWO-29687
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class DeleteTermEntityTest extends Scenario
{
    /* tags */
    const MVP = 'yes';
    const DOMAIN = 'CS';
    /* end tags */

    /**
     * Delete Term Entity test.
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    public function test()
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HomePoliticsPresident Duterte admits he's not in best of health: 'Lahat ng sakit nandito na sa akin, matanda na ako'
President Duterte admits he's not in best of health: 'Lahat ng sakit nandito na sa akin, matanda na ako'
Sidney Cruz November 16, 2019
In an interview with GMA News reporter, President Rodrigo Duterte admitted that illnesses have became more common as people age, and that he is prime shape as used to before.
"Lahat ng sakit, nandito na sa 'kin kasi matanda na ako," the President said.
"Kung sabihin mo, 'Okay ka ba presidente? Are you in the best of health?' Of course not. I am old, life has begun to take its toll on my health. At kung sabihin mong may sakit ako, meron. You name it, I have it. Para wala na lang debate," he added.
The commander in chief previously said that he was enduring from Buerger's disease that he acquired from smoking years ago.
Buerger's disease suffering is a rare disease of the arteries and veins in the arms and legs. It is also called thromboangiitis obliterans where blood vessels become inflamed, swell and can become blocked with blood clots (thrombi).
The President also revealed last month that "he was that myasthenia gravis", a disease that causes muscle weakness. as well as a misaligned spine following a motorcycle accident
The president admitted back in April that his blood was tested almost every other day due to the smoking-related illnesses.
Meanwhile, Duterte on Friday went to Eastern Samar after few days off as he personally expressed his condolences to the bereaved families of the soldiers killed in a clash with New People's Army rebels.
The Commander-in-Chief was there to give salute and farewell to the soldiers.
Moreover, the President reportedly provided financial assistance to the relatives and conferred the Order of Lapu-Lapu, Rank of Kampihan on 16 soldiers confined at the Camp Lukban Station Hospital.
The President was again seen in public after a three days off from work while in Davao City.
Source: GMA News


Rule 15(a) provides that a party may amend a pleading once as a matter of course at any time before a responsive pleading is served. Otherwise a party may amend the party's pleading only by leave of court or by written consent of the adverse party, and leave shall be freely given when justice so requires. [...] Accordingly, it is hereby ORDERED that Plaintiff's Second Amended Complaint and Third Amended Complaint are STRICKEN from the record.
A party may amend a pleading once as a matter of course at any time before a responsive pleading is served..............................................Not!
I kid. Actually, Thompson has already petitioned the court for leave to amend his complaint. We'll see if they feel that "justice so requires" in the case of Thompson v. Gawker.


Today for the Channeler's Choice blog tour I'm over at author RaShelle Workman's place talking about a day in the life of an indie author.
As I'm working on yet another new chapter for my special project, this picture inspired me. As you can imagine, it's a pretty intense chapter. It's unfolding nicely, carrying me along on a wild ride. I love it when that happens!
On a side note, I'm launching a fun new mission that I hope you'll participate in. For lack of a better hook I'm calling it the Post Card Mission. I've created some lovely postcards for The Secret Of Spruce Knoll, both to spread the word about the book and its mission to help save endangered species. If you are able to hand out postcards to your local book stores, libraries, or even high schools, please leave me a comment with your email and I'll contact you. Five, ten, or twenty, no amount is too small because every little bit helps.
What inspired you last week? How is your writing coming along?
It is indeed! I'm loving writing it because it's a pivotal scene too.
Now that you mention it, it really does!
Wow, that cliff is incredible! It certainly made me sit up and pay attention!
I agree with Shannon. Love it.
Someday I hope to go there!
Wow Heather, what a great picture. And I love the idea of postcards. Every little bit does help! We'll give them out to everyone in Hawaii.
Great plan Karlene! I'll bring a bunch.
Heather, I regularly drop off swag at the library (two branches), two indie bookstores (and Powells when I go for signings) as well as B&N (though I have to be sneaky for books they don't carry). Anyway, I'd be happy to distribute some.
Thanks Melissa! Sending you an email now.
Libraries would be wonderful, thank you!
Once I read that comment about the cliff reminding them of Lord of the Rings, I immediately saw it in my head. Cool!
I'd like to participate in the mission. Not much where I live but I'll share it where I can.
The LOTR comment really brought it to life for me too. Thank you for wanting to participate Angela! I'm emailing you now.
Awesome, thanks! I'll shoot you an email now.
What is inspiring me this week? Spring weather finally in Ohio. This always gets my cobwebs cleared off and I my creative juices flowing.
I am happy to do the postcards for you, I love helping others. I also have a book review site if you think I'd enjoy any of your books.
You can email me at hookofabook@hotmail.com.
Ah Spring weather in Ohio, sounds lovely! Thank you for participating, I'll email you shortly!
Most definitely!!! I would love to help out with passing our your post cards Heather!!!!


Catch this fabulous program tonight at 8pm and tomorrow at 2pm at Orchestra Hall; tickets at minnesotaorchestra.org. SOTL Microreviews will return this fall as we all embark on the Best Season Evar! Feel free to contribute a Microreview of your own, too.
My word count comes from this week's enjoyable Rob Hubbard Pi-Press review: 429. I think it's best for everyone if we forget the Strib's review of weirdness ever existed, so 429 words it is. Here goes!
This week the sacred and the sexual mix unabashedly in a program of Stravinsky, Orff, and Minnesota composer Steve Heitzeg.
I'm not so familiar with Heitzeg, although I love his soundtrack for Death of the Dream, the TPT documentary about abandoned Midwestern farmsteads. It was sparse and devastatingly effective. So it was interesting to hear his voice in this new context. "Now We Start The Great Round" has the flavor of movie music written for a Copland biopic, and it serves as a sweeping curtain raiser. But it finished before it started, especially when the stage change took half as long as the piece itself.
my two instruments have left the stage (violins! violas! come back!).
The narrative for Carmina Burana, on the other hand, hit like an anvil to the head. From the first notes it felt like straight-line winds were blowing over the radio. O FOR-TUN-A, indeed. I think the Minnesota Chorale put every single emotion of being locked out of Orchestra Hall for sixteen months into that opening phrase. The bitter sneer of those consonants! My takeaway? Do not get on the wrong side of the Minnesota Chorale. Damn.
It was immediately clear that members of the Chorale could not only sing Carmina in their sleep, but under general anesthetic. That familiarity could easily lead to a bored performance, but of course they're above that. Their effervescent joy at being back on that stage was contagious, and so deeply satisfying to hear. The Orchestra supported them all the way, but – dare I say it? – it was the Chorale's show last night. And deservedly so.
As for the baritone in Ego Sum Abbas, I wish I sang that well drunk.
Addendum: An earlier version of this review misspelled composer Steve Heitzeg's name. Awkward, and my apologies.


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From Wynnefield to cornfields: a summer internship with John Deere
By Eric Horvath
Coming from West Philadelphia, Geoffrey Milord (ME) is part of the first generation in his family to go to college. When he did, he took what he described as a "leap of faith" in pursuing engineering.
"It was hard for me to figure out what I wanted to do, but I researched different jobs in science, joining organizations like the ACE mentor program (architecture, construction, engineering), and relying on my teachers," Milord said.
He seems well on his way toward his goal of helping as many people as he can through his education and personal focus on agricultural engineering. It also makes sense that he is working as a Supplier Quality Engineering intern this summer with John Deere in Waterloo, Iowa.
"I'm working on a 'retention of critical knowledge' document for gears and shafts, which is used to support new quality engineers at John Deere as a guide," he said. "I will also be working on a 'cost of quality' document to assess how the department can become more efficient, highlight the quality planning, quality control and issue costs pertaining to supply components in tractors."
He added that his classroom experience gave him both technical expertise and intangible preparation.
"Even if you may not be doing well now, it's not over until it's over. You can always persevere if you are determined to get through your situation. Also, having an appetite for learning can be a transferable skill, if you keep your mind open to new things you will only produce growth in and out of the classroom," he said.
The incoming Temple NSBE chapter president connected with the internship during the group's annual conference in North Carolina last year. After speaking to a scout, he interviewed and was flown to Illinois where he was excited to receive an offer.
This follows his previous two internship experiences with Philadelphia-based P.Agnes Construction, where he contributed to project management and gained a deeper understanding of building and renovating large structures. Also, Iowa is a new place.
"Lots and lots of corn," he laughed. "This is my first time in the Midwest and there is so much nature to take in. The skies are breathtaking, and the people are extremely friendly. I have definitely grown to enjoy it out here, but I still miss my city!"
When he comes back, he'll finish out his senior year and look toward what's next: helping others, and eventually working toward overseeing a farm.
"I am Haitian, and I would like to use my degree to support family that I have there, create jobs, and aid their economy," he said.
Did you pursue interesting internship experiences over the summer? Let us know!
You can always persevere if you are determined to get through your situation.
Geoffrey Milord (ME)


I have no idea what the actual product is like, since my order shipped Monday, November 6, and has yet to arrive. This is a gift, and it's late now. The tracking shows my package was in Texas, then took a detour to Missouri and Oklahoma, with the date continuously getting pushed back, so not sure when I'm getting it. Wish I had gone with a different seller for a similar mug, since her present is now late.


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AEW Team Reunites On This Week's Dark
BY Thomas Hall – ON October 20, 2020 IN AEW, News
Get them together again. Wrestling is a complicated world and that makes relationships, which are already complicated in the first place. When you have a wrestler who doesn't work for the same company as their significant other, things can be made almost impossible to figure out. It can be better if you work together though, and now a couple who works together are going to be paired together.
Late last year, the Butcher and the Blade debuted in All Elite Wrestling and they were instantly different. The two looked like a couple of monsters who could hurt anyone and that was the kind of thing you can always use. To make things even better, they were accompanied by the Bunny, who was better known as Allie. She is also the wife of the Blade, but the team was split up earlier this year. That has since been fixed.
This week on AEW Dark, Allie returned as the Bunny, distracting her on-screen love interest QT Marshall to cost him a match against Penta El Cero M. The change means that the Bunny is now reunited with Butcher and Blade, who are managed by Eddie Kingston, along with Penta El Cero M. There is no word on when Allie and the Blade will be paired together on television again.
She can do both. Check out her work as both Bunny and Allie:
Opinion: I never quite got the point in having Allie paired with Marshall in the first place so this is a welcome change. Allie with Butcher and Blade had been a rather nice trio so maybe it can work again here. There was never a reason given for the change so switching things up again is a good idea. If nothing else, this gives Kingston something else to talk about and that is certainly a positive.
What do you think of the change? Is this the right move? Let us know in the comments below.
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Donna Caldwell spielte insbesondere in den 1980er-Jahren auf der WSA World Tour. Ihre höchste Platzierung in der Weltrangliste erreichte sie mit Rang 24 im Mai 1986. 1983 stand sie im Hauptfeld der Weltmeisterschaft und schied in der ersten Runde gegen Robyn Blackwood in drei Sätzen aus. Sie gewann 1986 und 1988 die südafrikanischen Landesmeisterschaften.

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Staying productive at work is hard, especially if you have a relaxed workplace. Flexibility allows us to bend the rules a little. Being more relaxed at work as a whole may contribute to less production from everyone. Workplace satisfaction may be a little higher, but the company could also be suffering. A few strategies to maintain a productive work day include avoiding the water cooler, cut desk calls short, and schedule your day.
Every office has a break area. This is a common area when most people will gather every few minutes outside of break time and try to reset. This is also an area where office gossip starts to spread and while everyone is sharing experiences before or after break time, no work is getting done. If you need to step away from your desk, try heading to the restroom or just to get your drink and head back to your desk if possible. If a coworker tries to engage you in any conversation outside of work, tell them you have a client on hold at your desk and you'll catch up later. The less involved you get into the work gossip the better off you will be and the more productive overall you will be.
If you have a desk phone a good majority of your calls will be internal. Calls from a coworker just needing to vent or catch up on the weekend need to be cut short. Time yourself. If you must listen or take the call and no work is being discussed after about one or two minutes, get off the phone. Tell them someone just emailed you and you need to give them a buzz. If the person can't see your desk, you can even tell them that someone is standing over you and you have to go. Do the best you can to break away from the conversation and get back to what you are focusing on.
In order to get the most productivity out of your day you will need to know what you are supposed to be doing. Scheduling your day according to the best time frames can be beneficial. If you need a time slot for peace and quiet, schedule you work around the quietest time of day, whether that's the morning or late afternoon before close of business. For your phone calls you can make a break time in between all of your quiet or focused hours and try to take calls. Calls can be distracting and occasionally they are about adding something else to your to-do list. It is best to schedule your calls after you've already knocked some things off of your plate. Do take a little time to check your voicemails throughout the day in case a call is related to a change with something you're currently working on.
Staying productive in the work place can be challenging. Sometimes that can be more challenging than the work itself. If you already have a stressful job, distractions can be additional stress, which contributes to sickness and missing work. All of this counts against getting anything done at work. In order to be your most productive self you should avoid the water cooler, shorten your desk calls, and schedule out your day.


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Quin's Soliloquy On Seeing The Embalmed Body Of Duke
HUMPHREY, AT ST. ALBAN'S.
A PLAGUE on Egypt's arts, I say--
Embalm the dead--on senseless clay
Rich wine and spices waste:
Like sturgeon, or like brawn, shall I,
Bound in a precious pickle lie,
Which I can never taste!
Let me embalm this flesh of mine,
With turtle fat, and Bourdeaux wine,
And spoil the Egyptian trade,
Than Glo'ster's Duke, more happy I,
Embalm'd alive, old Quin shall lie
A mummy ready made.
Quin's Saying
Quite Aground
A COUNTRY schoolmaster was met by a certain nobleman, who asked his name and vocation. Having declared his name, he added, And I am master of this parish.--Master of this parish, observed the peer, how can that be?--I am master of the children of th... Quaint Epitaph
DR. FULLER having requested one of his companions to make an epitaph for him, received the following: Here lies Fuller's earth! ... Qualifying For Bail
A GENTLEMAN once appeared in the Court of King's Bench to give bail in the sum of 3,000l. Serjeant Davy, wanting to display his wit, said to him, sternly, And pray, sir, how do you make out that you are worth 3,000l.? The gentleman stated the partic... Quantum Suff
IN former days, when roads were bad, and wheeled vehicles almost unknown, an old laird was returning from a supper party, with his lady mounted behind him on horseback. On crossing the river Urr, the old lady dropped off, but was not missed till her... Queer Partners
JERROLD, at a party, noticed a doctor in solemn black waltzing with a young lady who was dressed in a silk of brilliant blue. As I live! there's a blue pill dancing with a black draught! said Jerrold. ... Question And Answer
A QUAKER was examined before the Board of Excise, respecting certain duties; the commissioners thinking themselves disrespectfully treated by his theeing and thouing, one of them with a stern countenance asked him, Pray, sir, do you know what we sit... Question Answered
THAT idiot W---- coming out of the Opera one night, called out, Where is my fellow?--Not in England, I'll swear, said a bystander. ... Quid Pro Quo
A PHYSICIAN of an acrimonious disposition, and having a thorough hatred of lawyers, reproached a barrister with the use of phrases utterly unintelligible. For example, said he, I never could understand what you lawyers mean by docking an entail.--Th... Quid Pro Quo
SMITH and Brown, running opposite ways round a corner, struck each other. Oh dear! says Smith, how you made my head ring!--That's a sign it's hollow, said Brown. Didn't yours ring? said Smith. No, said Brown. That's a sign it's cracked, replied his ... Quid Pro Quo
AN Irish lawyer, famed for cross-examining, was, on one occasion, completely silenced by a horse-dealer. Pray, Mr. ----, you belong to a very honest profession?--I can't say so, replied the witness; for, saving you lawyers, I think it the most disho... Quid Pro Quo
A WORTHY Roman Catholic clergyman, well known as Priest Matheson, and universally respected in the district, had charge of a mission in Aberdeenshire, and for a long time made his journeys on a piebald pony, the priest and his Pyet Shelty sharing an... Quiet Theft
A SADDLE being missing at a funeral, it was observed, no wonder that nothing was heard of it, for it is believed to have been stolen by a mute. ... Quin And Charles I
QUIN sometimes said a wise thing. Disputing concerning the execution of Charles I.,--By what laws, said his opponent, was he put to death? Quin replied, By all the laws that he had left them. ... Quin And The Parson
A WELL-BENEFICED old parson having a large company to dinner, entertained them with nothing else but the situation and profits of his parochial livings, which he said he kept entirely to himself. Quin, being one of the party, and observing that the ... Quin's Saying
ON the 30th of January (the martyrdom of King Charles the First), Quin used to say, Every king in Europe would rise with a crick in his neck. ... Quin's Soliloquy On Seeing The Embalmed Body Of Duke
HUMPHREY, AT ST. ALBAN'S. A PLAGUE on Egypt's arts, I say-- Embalm the dead--on senseless clay Rich wine and spices waste: Like sturgeon, or like brawn, shall I, Bound in a precious pickle lie, Which I can neve... Quite Aground
IT is said that poor H---- T---- has been living on his wits. He certainly must be content with very limited premises. ... Quite At Ease
FOOTE, the actor, was one day taken into White's Club-House by a friend who wanted to write a note. Lord Carmarthen approached to speak to him; but feeling rather shy, he merely said, Mr. Foote, your handkerchief is hanging out of your pocket. Foote... Quite Natural
DID any of you ever see an elephant's skin? asked the master of an ... Quite Perfection
A PAINTER in the Waterloo Road had the following announcement displayed on the front of his house: The Acme of Stencil! A learned Theban in the same line in an adjoining street, in order to outdo the old original stenciller, thus set forth his prete... Quite Poetical
HARRY ERSKINE made a neat remark to Walter Scott after he got his Clerkship of Session. The scheme to bestow it on him had been begun by the Tories, but (most honorably) was completed by the Whigs, and after the fall of the latter, Harry met the new... Quite Professional
A COMEDIAN, who had been almost lifted from his feet by the pressure at the funeral of a celebrated tragedian, ultimately reached the church-door. Having recovered his breath, which had been suspended in the effort, he exclaimed, And so this is the ... Quite True
AVARICE is criminal poverty. ... Rare Virtue
THE paucity of some persons' good actions reminds one of Jonathan Wild, who was once induced to be guilty of a good action, after fully satisfying himself, upon the maturest deliberation, that he could gain nothing by refraining from it. ... Rather A-curate
IT is strange that the Church dignitaries, the further they advance in their profession, become the more incorrigible; at least, before they have gone many steps, they may be said to be past a CURE. ... Rather Ethereal
DR. JOHN WILKINS wrote a work in the reign of Charles II., to show the possibility of making a voyage to the moon. The Duchess of Newcastle, who was likewise notorious for her vagrant speculations, said to him, Doctor, where am I to bait at in the u... Rather Ferocious
AS Burke was declaiming with great animation against Hastings, he was interrupted by little Major Scott. Am I, said he, indignantly, to be teased by the barking of this jackal while I am attacking the royal tiger of Bengal? ... Rather Hard
WE are told that a member for old Sarum (consisting of one large mansion) was once in danger of being pelted with stones; he would have found it hard to have been assailed with his own constituents. ... Rather Saucy
YOU had better ask for manners than money, said a finely-dressed gentleman to a beggar who asked for alms. I asked for what I thought you had the most of, was the cutting reply. ... Rather The Worst Half
ON one occasion a lad, while at home for the holidays, complained to his mother that a schoolfellow who slept with him took up half the bed. And why not? said the mother; he's entitled to half, isn't he!--Yes, mother, rejoined her son; but how would...


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Home India News General News Ryan International School murder: Have schools become preying grounds?
Ryan International School Murder: Have Schools Become Preying Grounds?
Written By Saniya Rao | Mumbai | Published: September 11, 2017 17:53 IST
On Friday, the body of seven-year-old Pradhyuman Thakur, a class II student of Ryan International School, Gurugram was found inside the school toilet, with his throat slit, following which the school's bus conductor was taken into police custody.
May 22, 2015:
A student of class 9 drowned in the swimming pool of a government school in east Delhi's Farsh Bazar area in the presence of coaches. Mukul Sharma of class eight, was was learning to swim under the supervision of two coaches when he drowned in the pool of Babu Ram Sarvodaya School. According to news agency, PTI, police had registered a case against the life guards present at the swimming pool for alleged negligence, which they said led to the boy's death.
On November 17, 2015, three-year-old Syeda Xainab Fatima, died after getting stuck in the lift of a private nursery school. The incident took place in Hyderabad's Dilsukhnagar. Agencies reported that the school principal along with the child's teacher and educational official were arrested. Furthermore, reports suggest that a case was registered against the school management for causing death by negligence.
The brutal murder of Pradhyuman Thakur is not the first time that the Ryan International School has come under the radar. Back in 2016, six-year-old Devansh Kumar died allegedly fell into a water tank in the Vasant Kunj branch of the school. Devansh was found dead in a reservoir under the school's amphitheater, following which the principal of the school, a teacher and three non-teaching staff were arrested for negligence causing the boy's death. However, according to reports, all of them had got bail the same day.
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Pace advances to region semifinals
Matt Foster
mrfoster@pnj.com
After a 72-hour rain delay, the Pace baseball team came out ready to play on Sunday.
The Patriots put together seven runs in the top of the first inning and tacked on three more in the second en route to an 11-6 victory against Gainesville in the Region 1-6A quarterfinals.
"Their pitcher helped us by walking people and hitting a guy the first couple of innings," Pace coach Charlie Warner said. "To their credit, their pitcher made great pitches. Offensively, we shored up a little better than we did last week (in the district tournament)."
Spurred by their seven-run first inning, the Patriots added three more in the second when Will Haynes belted a three-run homer over the left-field fence to give Pace a 10-0 lead.
That's when the Hurricanes' bats started to come alive, scoring a run in both the second and third innings before putting together a four-run rally in the bottom of the fourth.
To stop the rally, Pace put Tyler Sharp on the mound.
"He's always been a strike-thrower," Warner said of Sharp. "When you get strike one (and then) strike two as quick as we could get it, put the ball in play and not walk, we survived.
"They didn't have any big hitters in the lineup. They were just flat drives, and if they hit it to us, we'd be able to make plays."
Sharp picked up the win, his second of the season, pitching 31/3 innings and striking out four while keeping Gainesville scoreless.
For good measure, Pace's Colby Sweat added a solo homer off the scoreboard in the top of the sixth for Pace's final run of the contest.
The Patriots now will face District 1-6A champion Escambia in a rematch of the district championship game.
"At the moment (the memory of the loss is) nonexistent," Warner said. "But I promise you that we'll be thinking about it when we get over to Escambia next week. We expect them to bring their best and have a great ballgame.
"We've got to do our job offensively if we're going to beat them."
Region 1-6A Quarterfinal
Sunday at Gainesville
PACE 11, GAINESVILLE 6
Pace…730 001 0—11 5 2
Gainesville…011 400 0—6 9 2
WP: Tyler Sharp (2-0) 3 1/3 IP, H, BB, 4 K 0 R. LP: Will Whitlock 1/3 IP, 2 H, 7 R, 3 ER, 3 BB.
Pace hitters: Will Haynes 1-2, HR, 3 RBI; Colby Sweat 1-3, HR, 2 RBI; Greg Rengel 1-4, 2 RBI.
Next: Pace travels to Escambia on Tuesday for a Region 1-6A quarterfinal.
• WHO: The Pace Patriots vs. The Escambia Gators.
• WHAT: Region 1-6A Semifinal.
• WHEN: 7 p.m. Tuesday.
• WHERE: McGill-Waters Field, Escambia High School.
• ADMISSION: $7.


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Israel To Return Farmland To Palestinian Owners
Delayed Rectification
Emily L. Hauser on the Israel Lands Administration's admission that it mistakenly allocated 300 acres of Palestinian farmland to Kibbutz Merav.
Emily L. Hauser
Updated Jul. 12, 2017 12:54AM ET / Published Feb. 20, 2013 10:30AM ET
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Good news? Maybe.Bottom line, it should be good news: A 30-year-old wrong is to be made right. Landowners deprived of what's rightfully theirs have been acknowledged. Israel is set to return a chunk of farmland to its Palestinian owners.Yet there's so much disheartening information woven through Monday's good news that it's hard to take that good news to heart. As Amira Hass reports in Haaretz:
Israel is slated to return some 1,200 dunams (300 acres) of farmland in the northern Jordan Valley to its Palestinian owners, following the Israel Lands Administration's [ILA] admission it had mistakenly assigned the land to Kibbutz Merav, which is within the Green Line.The ILA admitted the 30-year-old error last week in a letter to attorney Tawfiq Jabarin, who is representing the landowners.
But that's the be-all, end-all of the good news. The error has been acknowledged, and its rectification is in the works.
On the other hand: It took the reporting of outside sources for the ILA to turn its attention to its 30-year-old error, and having found in favor of the rightful owners, it took the ILA a year to inform them. And though the ILA reports that it informed the kibbutz of its decision a year ago—the kibbutz is still working the land.
Speaking with Hass, a kibbutz representative said:
The ILA allocated this land to us and if the ILA wants to take land away, it knows how to do it. All these years we've been using this land that was allocated to us, including now. We are cultivating it as usual, why not?
I suspect that the landowners still don't have their land back because "the ILA…in coordination with the Agriculture Ministry, is looking for alternative land for the kibbutz." Which is to say: The government is choosing to continue to inconvenience the people it defrauded, rather than inconvenience the kibbutz. And the kibbutz, or at the very least the representative with whom Hass spoke, is happy to continue to benefit from someone else's land in the meantime, even though they now know that the land was not the state's to give.
Moreover, this one case is but a drop in a pretty big bucket:
Over the years, Israel, under various pretexts, has seized control of around 20,000 dunams of privately owned Palestinian land [in the Jordan Valley] and transferred it to [West Bank] settlements for agricultural use.
That's more than 16 times the amount taken for Kibbutz Merav—and last I checked, there's not much of a groundswell to return that land to its rightful owners.
Finally, given Israel's repeated failures to abide by even its own Supreme Court's rulings, it would be wise to hold back on our celebrations until we see the land actually returned.
So maybe the news isn't so much good as "promising." We still have a ways to go before it's actually good.


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ROCK PROFILE: MATT LUCAS AND DAVID WALLIAMS RETURN FOR RED NOSE DAY SPECIAL
The nations favourite comedy duo David Walliams and Matt Lucas are back with the return of the cult sketch show, Rock Profile.
Matt Lucas & David Walliams as Miley & Billy Ray Cyrus
Vernon Kay will be interviewing some familiar faces in the recording studio as they prepare for the release of the Comic Relief single, the iconic ballad, 'The Greatest Love of All'.
Expect to see the likes of Adele, Post Malone, Lady Gaga, Lewis Capaldi and many more as you have never seen them before.
Matt Lucas said 'It's been really fun giving the Rock Profile treatment to a host of stars who weren't even twinkles in our eyes when we first did the show nearly 25 years ago'
David Walliams said 'It has been a blast working with Matt on Rock Profile again. I can't wait for everyone to see our brand new characters.'
Vernon Kay said 'I have been watching David and Matt's sketches for as long as I can remember, so I am super excited to get to be part of one myself. Thankfully I will be playing myself in Rock Profile, so I'll be saving David or Matt the embarrassment of attempting my accent! To be taking part all in the name of Comic Relief, makes this even better, as the work they do is super important. If we can make a few people laugh and raise some money, then we have done our job! I can't wait to see what David and Matt have in store for me.'


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John Deters. He married Caroline Meinsen.
Children of John /Deters/ and Caroline /Meinsen/ are:
Elizabeth Deters was born 3 OCT 1888 in Le Mars, Iowa, and died 17 JAN 1942 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Clara F. Deters was born 3 OCT 1901 in LeMars, Iowa, and died 22 JAN 1993 in Sioux Falls, SD.
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Elizabeth Deters was born 3 OCT 1888 in Le Mars, Iowa, and died 17 JAN 1942 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. She was buried in Salem, South Dakota -- St. Mary's Cemetery. She married Peter Puthoff on 3 FEB 1909 in Le Mars, Iowa. He died ABT. 1938. He was buried in Salem, South Dakota -- St. Mary's Cemetery.
Children of Elizabeth /Deters/ and Peter /Puthoff/ are:
Lawrence Puthoff was born 11 JUL 1910 in McCook County, SD, and died BEF. MAY 2003.
Marie Katherine Puthoff was born 16 AUG 1920 in Salem, SD, and died 1 OCT 2006 in Sioux Falls, SD.
Alfred Norbert Puthoff was born 31 MAY 1924 in Salem, SD, and died 31 MAY 2003 in Canistota, SD.
Emil Puthoffdied 1984.
Clara F. Deters was born 3 OCT 1901 in LeMars, Iowa, and died 22 JAN 1993 in Sioux Falls, SD. She was buried JAN 1993 in Salem, SD, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery. She married Joseph Bernard Kolbeck on 17 FEB 1925 in LeMars, Iowa, son of Bernard "Barney" /Kolbeck/ and Mary Adelbert /Bornhorst/. He was born 27 MAR 1896 in McCook County, South Dakota, and died 1 FEB 1971. He was buried FEB 1971 in Salem, SD, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery.
Children of Clara F. /Deters/ and Joseph Bernard /Kolbeck/ are:
Richard Kolbeck was born 22 FEB 1927 in Salem, South Dakota, and died 4 JAN 2000 in Salem, South Dakota.
Ervin Kolbeck was born 31 JUL 1928, and died MAY 1988.
Walter Kolbeck was born 30 JAN 1932 in Salem, SD, and died 14 JAN 2006 in Salem, SD.
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Children of Person Not Viewable and Person Not Viewable are:
Lawrence Puthoff was born 11 JUL 1910 in McCook County, SD, and died BEF. MAY 2003. He married Cecelia Lampe on 16 NOV 1938 in Salem, South Dakota, daughter of George /Lampe/ and Anna /Keller/. She was born 5 JAN 1917 in Salem, SD, and died 17 OCT 1939 in Mitchell, SD. She was buried 1939 in Salem, SD -- St Marys Cemetery.
Children of Lawrence /Puthoff/ and Cecelia /Lampe/ are:
Marie Katherine Puthoff was born 16 AUG 1920 in Salem, SD, and died 1 OCT 2006 in Sioux Falls, SD. She married Person Not Viewable .
Children of Marie Katherine /Puthoff/ and Person Not Viewable are:
Alfred Norbert Puthoff was born 31 MAY 1924 in Salem, SD, and died 31 MAY 2003 in Canistota, SD. He married Person Not Viewable .
Children of Alfred Norbert /Puthoff/ and Person Not Viewable are:
Emil Puthoffdied 1984. He married Dorothy A. Huls on 8 JAN 1946 in Montrose, SD, daughter of Maurice J. /Huls/ and Agnes K. /Krantz/. She was born 15 MAY 1921 in Salem, SD, and died 28 JAN 1998 in Prince of Peace Nursing Home, Sioux Falls, SD. She was buried FEB 1998 in Humboldt, SD, St. Ann's Catholic Cemetery.
Children of Emil /Puthoff/ and Dorothy A. /Huls/ are:
Richard Kolbeck was born 22 FEB 1927 in Salem, South Dakota, and died 4 JAN 2000 in Salem, South Dakota. He married Person Not Viewable .
Children of Richard /Kolbeck/ and Person Not Viewable are:
Ervin Kolbeck was born 31 JUL 1928, and died MAY 1988. He married Person Not Viewable .
Children of Ervin /Kolbeck/ and Person Not Viewable are:
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By now I hope you're fully absorbed in the excitement of the French Open, and delighted by the creative displays and stamina you're seeing. Playing on the blood red dirt of Boulogne, Munich, or Madrid poses a daunting challenge to anyone raised on a hard surface or serve-and-volley diet. The ball only moves slower on the moon, and the mental demands are extraordinary! Let's examine some ideas to help you thrive in the dust, whether you're from LA or Lyon.
Before worrying about technique or strategy, reach deep down for an attitude to thrive on clay. Think like a desert commando and learn to love the sand. This surface is easy on the bones and joints, and it's a blast sliding around kicking up dirt! Hard courts and rugs are sterile compared to the imperfect bounces and stained clothing where real athletes compete! Soft courts challenge your mind too, as factors such as patience and strategy are more important than booming serves and blistering forehands.
Prepare for clay like an elite mountain climber readying for a full-day assault on the summit of Everest. Realize that this is a battle of attrition rather than a race to the finish line. As the ball hits loose dirt, it bites with great friction and slows down. With fewer winners possible, and more unforced errors, consistency and raw perseverance are needed. Create opportunities with patience and smarts. If you love quick trips to McDonalds, this attitude in tennis will only lead to an early exit at stade Roland Garros. An extended brunch on the Champs Elysees is a much finer idea. The food is better too! Your battle cry should be "I'm here to stay," rather than "let's hurry up."
Depending on moisture and maintenance, the ball will bounce higher or lower, faster or slower. The wetter and looser the clay, the slower the ball. Take stock of conditions before the warm-up and prepare your game plan accordingly. The trajectory of the bouncing ball alters your hitting zone, and you need to prepare for this. You also need to be ready for balls that hit a piece of clay and veer slightly off at the last instance. On a very slow surface, drop shots and sharply angled drop volleys are lethal. You can easily wrongfoot your opponent by hitting behind them, to where they came from, since quick stopping and starting is difficult. The main point is that you are in guerilla warfare, and the player who adapts to conditions best always survives.
Prior to the match, close your eyes and vividly imagine yourself playing games in which the points last twice as long as they normally do. For example, visualize yourself in rallies in which you hit 10 shots in a row deep into your opponent's court before they make an unforced error or hit a short ball that you can easily exploit. With extended imagery sessions you'll gain the needed patience for clay.
It's no secret that fit players thrive on the dust. Get yourself into the best physical shape you've ever been in and you'll defeat players who have more raw talent, experience, or power. The ability to run down every shot is a tremendous asset on clay. Also practice your slide! Combine Mental Equipment with endurance and quickness and you'll long for that dusty dirt.
Who will win it all this year in France? As I write this article, the French Open is just beginning. Here are my humble predictions: Men: Carlos Moya or Marcelo Rios; Women: Venus Williams or Lindsay Davenport.


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Why I Don't Call Myself Gay
How I Reclaimed My Sexual Reality and Found Peace
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8 x 5.25 (in)
Daniel Mattson once believed he was gay. Raised in a Christian family, and aware of attractions to other boys at age six, Mattson's life was marked by constant turmoil between his faith in God and his sexual attractions. Finding the conflict between his sexual desires and the teachings of his church too great, he assumed he was gay, turned his back on God, and began a relationship with another man. Yet freedom and happiness remained elusive until he discovered Christ and his true identity.
In this frank memoir, Mattson chronicles his journey to and from a gay identity, finding peace in his true identity, as a man, made in the image and likeness of God. Part autobiography, part philosophy of life, and part a practical guide in living chastely, the book draws lessons from Mattson's search for inner freedom and integrity, sharing wisdom from his failures and successes. His lifelong search for happiness and peace comes full circle in his realization that, above all else, what is true about him is that he is a beloved son of God, loved into existence by God, created for happiness in this life and the next. Mattson's book is for anyone who has ever wondered who he is, why he is here, and, in the face of suffering, where to find joy, happiness, and the peace that surpasses all understanding.
"I encourage many to read the following testimonial, which... bears witness to the mercy and goodness of God, to the efficacy of his grace, and to the veracity of the teachings of his Church."
— Cardinal Robert Sarah, from the Foreword; Author, God or Nothing
p>"Daniel Mattson has written an honest account of the genuine struggles faced by those with same-sex attraction. Drawing upon a wealth of spiritual insights and wisdom from across our deep Catholic tradition, he shares with us how he has come to understand and accept God's loving plan for his life, as well as the beauty and richness of the Church's teachings on chastity. The tenderness and mercy of God is evident throughout and is a powerful reminder for all of us!"
— Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York
p>"This powerful book reminds us that we need to accompany our brothers and sisters in their struggles with compassion and love, patience and understanding. I pray that this book will help many to discover God's love and to find happiness in following Jesus Christ and his beautiful plan for creation and our lives."
— Most Reverend José H. Gomez, Archbishop of Los Angeles
p>"Dan Mattson is a profile in courage. This profoundly moving story of his experience of same sex attraction and his reflections on the hard-won truth that those attractions do not define him mark a way forward for others. I highly recommend this memoir to pastoral ministers accompanying our brothers and sisters in similar circumstances."
— Cardinal Seán P. O'Malley, GCIH OFM Cap., Archbishop of Boston
"Saint Peter writes, 'His divine power has granted to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of him who called us to his own glory and excellence, by which he has granted to us his precious and very great promises, so that through these you may escape from the corruption that is in the world because of passion, and become partakers of the divine nature' (2 Pet 1:3). Dan Mattson sincerely embraces this promise. His story demonstrates that such a divine project is, through one's encounter with Jesus, well within our grasp."
— Most Rev. Michael J. Byrnes, Coadjutor Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Agaña, Guam
p>"Mattson generously opens his own heart to the reader, sharing the deep suffering and remarkable redemption that have shaped his life… This book is truly a witness to God's ability to bring abundant life, peace of heart, and joy."
— Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto
p>"This easy to read, encouraging and personal witness of a man who found a way to peace may mark a turning point for the Church in getting ahead of this issue of our times and in offering a quiet Gospel space where many of its sons and daughters can be free."
— Most Rev. John Keenan, Bishop of Paisley, Scotland
p>"Dan Mattson's witness is courageous and compassionate. It deserves the utmost respect."
— George Weigel, Distinguished Senior Fellow, Ethics & Public Policy Center
"Mattson's book is honest, generous, wise, and very well written. This book resembles many of the spiritual classics and, indeed, may become one."
— Janet Smith, Ph.D., Editor, Living the Truth in Love: Pastoral Approaches to Same-Sex Attraction
p>If you read only one book on the subject of same-sex attraction, it should be this one. Yet Daniel Mattson's luminously truthful book is about so much more besides, such as humility, magnanimity, true manhood, purity of heart, and the gift and discipline of friendship. Superb."
— J. Budziszewski, Ph.D., Author, On the Meaning of Sex
p>"This book engages honestly and intelligently a central issue of our time. Mattson tells a personal story that will be helpful and inspiring for all who struggle with sexual identity."
— David L. Schindler, Dean Emeritus, John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family, Catholic University of America
p>"For Daniel Mattson, 'coming out' was not liberating, but rather imprisoned him in a closed-minded gay culture that defined him by his feelings of sexual attraction. It was in leaving the gay lifestyle to become a chaste Catholic that he became free to enjoy true friendship. He has an important story to tell, and he deserves to be heard."
— Dawn Eden, Author, Remembering God's Mercy
"Dan Mattson knows well both the what and the how of Catholic teaching: what it is and how it is lived out with integrity and joy. His book effectively conveys how Catholic truth takes flesh."
— Fr. Paul Scalia, Episcopal Vicar for Clergy, Diocese of Arlington, Virginia
p>"This is a wise and humble book destined to help many people who struggle with same-sex attraction. But not only them: Daniel Mattson's work will help anyone seeking to deepen his spiritual life."
— Jennifer Roback Morse, Ph.D., Founder and President, the Ruth Institute
p>"This book is a must-read for not only those struggling with same-sex attraction but also anyone who has struggled with God's plan for his life."
— Teresa Tomeo, Author, Extreme Makeover; Host, The Catholic Connection
p>"Mattson has stripped his soul bare in this brutally honest book. But he has not returned empty handed from the darkness through which he travelled—for he now bears the beauty of the Cross. You will read these pages with tears of joy. This is a work of spiritual realism and much wisdom."
— Robert Reilly, Author, Making Gay Okay
"Finally, a balanced account of liberation from superficial 'gaydentity'to the depths of divine filiation through Jesus Christ. Mattson veers away from polemics and politics and goes straight to the heart, from the heart, with searingly honest self-disclosures, biblical truths, sound psychology, and wry humor."
— Patrick Coffin, Author, Sex Au Naturel; Host, The Patrick Coffin Show
p>"When a man of deep experience, keen mind, eloquent expression, and Catholic fidelity writes on a topic as vexing as same-sex attraction, the world and the Church should stop and take notice. So take up and read. You will find your sympathies stretched, your mind sharpened, and your ability to communicate elevated."
— Al Kresta, Host, Kresta in the Afternoon
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Q: Python 3.x: How to extract even numbers from a user input list? I am fairly new to Python, and I am trying to create code that will return only even numbers from a list given from user input.
I had created this early on:
nums = input('Enter a sequence of numbers separated by commas: ')
lst = str.split(nums)
print(lst)

This returns what the user has given, but the commas will still be in the result. For instance, if I input: 5, 6, 7  ; it will come out as ['5,' , '6,' , '7'] On top of fixing this, I want to display only even numbers. I know I would have to check for this using %2 == 0, but I don't know how I would implement it.

A: First, you'll need to convert all your string items to integers. You can do this efficiently with a map. After that, all you need to do is filter out odd numbers.
filter(lambda x: x % 2 == 0, map(int, str.split(nums, ',')))

If you're using python3, convert the output to a list with list().

Demo:
>>> string = '2,5,8,12,5,6,7'
>>> list(filter(lambda x: x % 2 == 0, map(int, str.split(string, ','))))
[2, 8, 12, 6]

A: You can do this in two steps:

*

*First convert each item in the list into an integer.

*Next, use a list comprehension to extract the even numbers from your list

As a side note, if you want to split on commas in the user input, you need to explicitly tell str.split() that.

>>> nums = input('Enter a sequence of numbers separated by commas: ')
Enter a sequence of numbers separated by commas: 1,2,3,4,5,6
>>> # Step 1
>>> lst = [int(n) for n in nums.split(',')]
>>> lst
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
>>> # Step 2
>>> [n for n in lst if n % 2 == 0]
[2, 4, 6]
>>>

A: If you specify to split() you want to split in the commas, you can do something using list comprehension as YiFei mentioned:
nums = input('Enter a sequence of numbers separated by commas: ')
lst = str.split(nums,',')
print([n for n in lst if (int(n)%2) == 0])

This gives:
Enter a sequence of numbers separated by commas: 2,5,8,10
['2', '8', '10']

Notice to convert n into an int when checking %2==0.

A: this is because by default the split operation considers spaces as the delimiter.
To solve this issue we need to nums.split(",")  nums here is already a string.
but even then you would get the white spaces to get rid of that, you'd require to replace all  white spaces from the string before splitting them.
For this purpose, you'd have to use nums.replace(" ", "")
Then you have to parse each element in the resultant list to an integer, then see if its even and then append it on to the list

A: Convert the user input into integers using int(string number).
Since you are using a list to store your numbers you can do a loop through the list and check each element if it is even.
nums.split(',') is the correct syntax