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Q: Connected component not receiving store props n Redux I was doing a bit of refactoring and tried connecting a higher level component to redux using connect() but the component I'm connecting keeps giving me empty props.
I've included the relevant code, I've structured my redux reducers into a ducks format, so the actions/creators and reducers are in one module file.
The files are containers/login.js, presentation/login.js, presentation/logins.js, app.js and the root index.js.
When I decided to rename some actions, files and reducers, moved the connect to a higher component, the connection stopped working and now I have empty props.
Help much appreciated.
// containers/login.js
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { withRouter } from 'react-router-dom'
import { fetchPage } from '../redux/modules/Login';
import Login from '../presentation/Login';

const mapStateToProps = (state) => {
  return {
    page: state.page,
    forms: state.forms
  }
}

const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => {
  return {
      fetchPage: () => dispatch(fetchPage())
  } // here we're mapping actions to props
}

export default connect(
  mapStateToProps,
  mapDispatchToProps
)(Login);

// redux/modules/login.js
import fetch from 'cross-fetch';

const RECIEVE_FORM = 'RECIEVE_FORM';

export const receiveForm = (response) => ({
  type: RECIEVE_FORM,
  forms: response.forms
})

const initialState = {
  page: "",
  forms: []
}

// MIDDLEWARE NETWORK REQUEST DISPATCHER
export const fetchPage = () => {
  return dispatch => {
    return fetch('http://localhost:3001/login')
    .then(
      response => response.json(),
    )
    .then(
      response => dispatch(receiveForm(response))
    )
  }
}

// REDUCER COMPOSITION CALL EXISTING REDUCERS
// REDUCER COMPOSITION PATTERN
// ACCUMULATIVE ACTION REDUCER
export default function Login(state = initialState, action){
  switch (action.type){
    case RECIEVE_FORM:
    return {
      ...state,
      forms: action.forms
    }
    default:
    return state;
  }
}

// presentation/login.js
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import styled from 'styled-components';
import Wrapper from '../components/Wrapper';
import Card from '../components/Card';
import Text from '../components/Text';
import Logo from '../components/Logo';
import FormGroup from '../components/FormGroup';

const WrapperLogin = styled(Wrapper)`
    .login__card{
        padding: 4.5rem 2.5rem 2rem 2.5rem;
    }
`;

const BoxLogo = styled.div`
    .login__logo{
        display: block;
        margin: 0 auto;
    }
`;

export default class Login extends Component{

  componentDidMount() {
    console.log(this.props)
    //this.props.fetchPage();
  }

    render(){
        return(
            <main>
                <WrapperLogin className="login">
                    <Card className="login__card">
                        <BoxLogo>
                            <Logo className="login__logo" width={187.36} height={76.77} />
                        </BoxLogo>
                        <FormGroup name="login" className="login_formGroup" />
                    </Card>
                    <Text primitive="p" margin='4px 0 0 0' size="0.8rem" textAlign="center" display='block'>Brought to you by WORLDCHEFS</Text>
                </WrapperLogin>
            </main>
        )
    }
}

// app.js
// manage routes here
//import _ from 'lodash';
import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { BrowserRouter as Router, Route, Redirect } from 'react-router-dom';
import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components';
import Login from './presentation/Login';

type Props = {

}

type State = {
  mode: string
};

export default class App extends Component <Props, State> {

  constructor(){
    super();
    this.state = {
      ...this.state,
      mode: 'mobile'
    }
  }

  render(){
    return(
      <ThemeProvider theme={{ mode: this.state.mode }}>
        <Login />
      </ThemeProvider>
    )
  }

}

     // root
    import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
import configureStore from './redux/configureStore';
import registerServiceWorker from './registerServiceWorker';
import App from './App';
import { injectGlobal } from 'styled-components';
import styles from './assets/styles';

const store = configureStore();
     ReactDOM.render(
        <Provider store={store}>
        <App />
        </Provider>
        , document.getElementById('root')
    );

A: The reason your props in Login component are empty is because you are not actually using the connected Login container, As you have mentions its in containers/login
So in your App.js change the import of login from ./presentation/login to
import Login from '/path/to/containers/Login';

A: You have imported presentation component in your app.js rather than container component. Please import your container component like below
import Login from './containers/login.js';

This will solve the problem as per my understanding from your code


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Softball Record Book
2021 Stats (PDF)
2020 ETSU Classic Tournament Central
Betty Basler Field
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 0
ETSU 1 1 0 1 0 0 X 3 11 0
Toledo at ETSU | March 08, 2020
Win: Kelly Schmidt (4-3) 5.0 4 1 1 3 5
Loss: M. Schmidt (2-4) 6.0 11 3 3 3 4
M. Paaverud (TOL20) 4 0 2 0 0 0
Lauren Lee (ETSU) 3 0 3 0 0 0
W: K. Schmidt (4-3) L: M. Schmidt (2-4) S: T. Boling (2)
March 08, 2020 at 9:50amET
Sherri Parker Lee , Knoxville, Tenn.
Umpires: HP-Laura Nesteriak; 1B-Bradley Newton; 3B-Daniel Rogers
Attendance: 1080 Duration: 2:04 Weather: Cold and sunny
Strong Pitching Grounds Rockets as Bucs Claim Tournament Finale
Bucs topple Rockets in 3-1 dual
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (March 8, 2020) – Strong pitching, timely hitting and great defensive play was the recipe for the Bucs' 3-1 win over Toledo in the final game of the Tennessee Invitational on Sunday morning in Knoxville, Tenn. With the win, ETSU improved to 9-13 on the season and 2-3 in the tournament.
The first run of the game belonged to the Bucs in the home half of the first inning following a methodical first frame in the circle by Kelly Schmidt (Norcross, Ga.), striking out the first three batters. Julia Fritz (Glen Allen, Va.) scored from first following a leadoff single and then a double to the right center gap by Andrea Sarhatt (Knoxville, Tenn.), giving the Bucs the early 1-0 advantage. ETSU later loaded the bases with nobody out but could not extend its lead further, settling for the one-run lead.
ETSU successfully took advantage of a leadoff triple by Jordan Durbin (Mechanicsville, Va.) in the second inning after Sarhatt laid down the perfect sacrifice squeeze for her second RBI of the game, stretching the Bucs' lead to 2-0. ETSU loaded the bases for the second consecutive inning, this time with two outs. However, a harmless ground out concluded the Buccaneer threat but not before they doubled their lead to two.
Toledo broke through the scoreboard in the top of the third inning following a two-out double down the left field line by Macey Moore. Schmidt ended the Rockets' threat, stranding a pair of runners on base following her fifth strikeout of the game to preserve the one-run lead.
The Blue & Gold pushed its lead back to a pair in the home half of the fourth inning, this time following a sacrifice fly. With runners on second and third and one away, Nikki Grupp (Jacksonville, Fla.) lifted a fly ball to right field, bringing home Kelly Warren (Mechanicsville, Va.) for the 3-1 advantage.
The two-run cushion was all ETSU needed to hang on to its second win of the weekend, besting the Rockets for the second time in three days. Toledo threatened to score in the final two innings, loading the bases in the sixth and putting runners on the corners with nobody out in the seventh inning. However, great defensive plays and strong pitching by Taylor Boling (Jasper, Ga.) kept Toledo off the scoreboard for the two-run victory.
Pitchers of Record
» Win: Kelly Schmidt (4-3)
» Loss: McKenna Schmidt (2-4)
» Save: Taylor Boling (2)
Stat of the Game
The Bucs had no problem getting on base in the tournament finale, hitting .407 for the game on 11 hits in 27 plate appearances. ETSU also displayed strong two-out hitting, batting .400 (4-of-10) in said situations.
» Seven different players tallied at least one base hit, while three batters registered multi-hit games led by Lauren Lee (Cleveland, Tenn.) with a season-high three hits.
» Makenna Helton (Knoxville, Tenn.) reached base safely in all four appearances, finishing the game with two hits and two walks drawn.
» Schmidt picked up her fourth win in the circle, tying a season high in strikeouts with five, while allowing just one earned run on four hits.
» Boling picked up her second save of the season, allowing three hits in two innings of play…The Georgia native now has six saves in her two-year career and sits in second all-time in ETSU history in career saves, one shy of tying the program record.
» The Bucs are now 4-1 all-time against Toledo, including a perfect 2-0 record this weekend.
Record Update
» ETSU: 9-13
» Toledo: 9-9
The Bucs will host their final tournament of the spring campaign before conference play begins. The ETSU Classic will commence on Friday, March 13 and will conclude on Sunday, March 15, featuring ETSU, Radford and Tennessee Tech. The home tournament will also kick off a string of nine consecutive home games for the Bucs.
Keeping up with the Bucs
For complete information on ETSU softball, follow the program via social media on Twitter (@ETSUSoftball), Instagram (@etsubucssoftball) and Facebook (@BucSoftball). For more information on Buccaneer softball, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the softball link.
ETSU fans wanting to receive Buccaneer news, score updates, in-game promotions and much more sent to their mobile device can do so by signing up for "Buc Updates." Click here to sign up today!

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The third and final part of the super elusive Exithippies 7" series, released by Detonate Records (click for the interview), finally came out circa 2 weeks ago. For months I keep checking (almost daily!) if it was finally out. Of course the week it came out was a pretty busy one so I totally forgot about it. When I suddenly remembered it saturday afternoon, according to Detonate's bigcartel, it came out and of course it was already sold out. I was pretty bummed that I missed it. After complaing for half an hour about records pressed in ridiculous amount with my girlfriend, I decided to write directly to Lasse to see if he still had copies. It worked for Part II (I got the very last copy since a distro decided to get one copy less to save postage!!), so why not trying? It worked again, so I was able to secure a copy even this time. Now I only need Part I to complete the series.
Like the previous one, Exithippies "Part III" 7" has two excellent classic noisepunk tunes on side A and what I guess it's a remix of a song titled "Country Boy" on side B. Usually I don't like their techno tunes but I must admit that I enjoy this one. Great release. Too bad it was pressed in 100 copies only. More people need to hear it.


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La Fondazione di Demodossalogia Perini-Bembo e la Fondazione Varrone
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Auditorium Varrone (Rieti)
h. 18:30
Born in 1963, in Ithaca, New York, Michael has been living and working mainly in Europe, since graduating Magna Cum Laude from Berklee School of Music in 1987, where he studied with George Garzone, Bill Peirce and Gary Burton, among others, Following an Italian and Swiss tour in 1987 with keyboardist Delmar Brown, he settled in Italy, where he has been highly successful as both a live and studio musician, as a composer and as a jazz educator. During his tenure on the Southern European music scene, Michael has played at numerous jazz festivals and has performed and/or recorded with, among others, Bobby Mcferrin, Jim Hall, Carl Anderson, Tommy Campbell, Peter Erskine, Roberta Gambarini, Marcello Pelletteri, George Garzone, Mike Stern and Kenny Wheeler, as well as with a swathe of important Italian and European artists, such as Stefano Bollani, Sarah Jane Morris, Enrico Rava, Paolo Fresu, Roberto Gatto, Danilo Rea, Franco D'Andrea, and Franco Ambrosetti, to name just a few. He has been guest jazz soloist at several performances with various musicians from the La Scala Orchestra, including 2 highly prestigious concerts in 2010 as one of five La Scala Soloists headlining as Bobby McFerrin's group. As a studio musician, Michael has recorded solos on approximately 100 albums/cd's of every conceivable genre and for a vast array of Italy's most revered singers, including Mina, Adriano Celentano and Renato Zero. He shares album credits with such musicians as Bob Mintzer, Steve Ferrone, Oscar Cartaya and Bo Diddley. In addition, his saxophone solos were featured on the soundtrack for the ISO dance group's 1991 performances in Tokyo and at the Rockafeller Center in New York City, written by famed Italian composer Ludovico Einaudi. The compositions from Michael's 6 cd's as leader have been featured numerous times on National Italian Radio Rai3, which has hosted him on many occasions for live performances with his group. His music has also been included on the cd's accompanying Italy's two major jazz publications, "Musica Jazz", and "Jazz Magazine", both of which have published two-page interviews with Michael during recent years. As a leader, he has organized many tours and played numerous festivals and clubs with his own projects, including a 2002 tour with Brazilian musicians Duduka DaFonseca, Helio Alves, and Nilson Matta. More recently has been performing with Brasilian jazz sensations Nelson Faria and Nelson Veras, and with other jazz groups at festivals and clubs around Italy and Switzerland and in London, including the Villa Celimontana Jazz Festival in Rome with his brasilian band "Tricolor". Primetime National Italian teleivision channels RAI3 and RAI1 covered his 2005 concerts at the "Casa Del Jazz" in Rome, as well as a 2009 performance at the Blue Note in Milan. 2010 saw Michael in London and Rome, with Sarah Jane Morris and her English band, as well as in several jazz festivals with Tricolor. 2011 will be an incredibly busy year, with Michael releasing 3 different new cd's. With its first cd, Tricolor has invited numerous special guests, including Nelson Faria, Vana Gierig, Mark Lambert and others, while Michael's Electric Quartet's new cd, "Press Escape to Begin", features guest Randy Brecker on trumpet. A third new cd, with Vana Gierig on piano, will be recorded live during two performances at the "Casa Del Jazz" Auditorium in May. Later that month, Michael will leave Rome for 2 performances in Tel Aviv.
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Vitamin C is hugely important – But just how important is it and to what extent should we be looking to eat Vitamin C rich foods or load up on supplemental Vitamin C? The first thing to remember is that our bodies cannot produce Vitamin C by themselves and therefore we need to get a good daily dose via diet at the very least.
A huge deficiency in Vitamin C can cause huge problems as we found out in the past when sailors and pirates in the 16th century would develop Scurvy due to their lack of nutrients in the diet. It was soon found out that by storing Oranges on the ships and allowing those on board to eat them on a regular basis would halt the symptoms: Old wounds opening up, depression and teeth falling out to name a few. So pretty horrible symptoms.
Fortunately scurvy is pretty much a thing of the past now as even very small amounts of Vitamin C will prevent the disease. Saying this we do not need to exhibit symptoms of scurvy to be Vitamin C deficient….
So firstly Vitamin C works in conjunction with in conjunction with Vitamin E to function as a potent anti-oxidant reducing free radicals in the body. What is especially cool about Vitamin C is that it works directly against Nitrates and Carcinogens (the nasty stuff we find in burnt/charred foods and processed meats like salami and other deli meats).
When it comes to hormones and neurotransmitters Vit C is often forgotten. A good regular dose of Vitamin C is needed for the conversion of Phenylalanine to Tyrosine which in turn makes up all of our Adrenal, Thyroid hormones and Neurotransmitters like Dopamine and Melanin. These are the hormones that collectively allow us to regulate our metabolism, deal with stress and relax. So pretty important stuff and this is why Vitamin C is so important for adrenal health.
Collagen is the stuff that makes our skin stretchy and allows it to appear youthful and radiant. It also protects our joints from overuse and impacts and helps wounds heal. Without Vitamin C we cannot make Collagen.
We have all heard about Vitamin C and immunity, and while it is an essential part of what it does it is by no means its main function. Vitamin C basically works on the immune system by helping to produce anti-virals and increasing the integrity of the mucous membranes which help us filter out bacteria and viruses from entering the body.
Vitamin C is a great Cardiovascular Protectant. This is done via several facets – firstly Vitamin C Decreases LDL's (the bad cholesterol) by turning it into bile which also helps your digestion.
It also increases carnitine synthesis which is a fancy way of making your body prioritise using stored fat as fuel/energy. Plus going back to collagen formation it allows your hearts arteries and veins to maintain their elasticity which is obviously a big help in preventing CV diseases.
So 5 huge points, unfortunately Vitamin C is often branded as a one trick pony and simply known for its anti-oxidant properties. The big question is should we supplement and just how much vitamin C do we need?
Well luckily the answer is not too complicated. If you can manage to eat Vitamin C rich foods on a regular basis a supplement should not be necessary, especially not the conventional type we see in stores today (more on that to come).
Supplementing Vitamin C? I myself do supplement Vitamin C as I feel that in the world we live in (pollution, chemicals and nutrient loss in foods) and because of just how important Vitamin C is for so many functions in the body.
What is important though is to steer clear of conventional Vitamin C supplements or more specifically those made of Ascorbic Acid, these have been much popularised in recent years as they are cheap and easy to push by the Vitamin Industry. The problem with these is that they are extremely acidic and will therefore cause our bodies to leech minerals like calcium and magnesium to neutralise the excess acidity, this is especially not helpful when we take into account that most people nowadays are already acidic and deficient in key minerals. And the process puts stress on the body in general.
That is why it is important to pay slightly more for Vitamin C and opt for a form which is from a mineral chelate. This form is not only far better absorbed but it will not cause your body to leech minerals to compensate for the acidity. Another tip is to look out for a Vitamin C formula which is combined with things like Bioflavnoids, Bilberry extract and Rutin which mimic how vitamin C is found in nature…..Try a form of Vitamin C which is not acidic.
In terms of when to take supplemental Vitamin C? I would recommend using it when you maybe prone to infections (Travelling, Partying etc) or under times of prolonged stress. Also those who are recovering from any major trauma whether emotional or physical (surgery, recovering from illness) will really benefit with the extra Vitamin C. As will those who live in polluted cities and are eating on the go most of the time.
So in a nutshell – Vitamin C is hugely important for the human body and one does not need to be exhibiting any real clinical signs or symptoms to show they need extra in their diets. When we take into account that we need Vitamin C to do just about every kind of healing and bodily process as well as expelling free-radicals it seems like a no brainer to prioritise Vitamin rich foods in your diet.
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It was with a sense of exhilaration that a few weeks back I boarded the flight for Kathmandu, from where with a colleague, I would start off my journey to Upper Mustang, the almost-inaccessible forbidden valley situated north of the lofty Annapurna range, in the rain shadow area of the Himalayas.
Very few people have visited Upper Mustang as it can be reached only by helicopter or trekking through inhospitable hilly terrain. My sense of adventure was further heightened by the flight from Pokhra to Jomsom in Lower Mustang Valley in the 20-seater Dornier that flies so close to the mountains that one can almost reach a hand out and touch the snow-covered peaks of Machapuchre, Annapurna South and Dholagiri. However, it takes a brave heart to appreciate the breathtaking view as I soon discovered for the aircraft swung alarmingly from side to side buffeted by the blizzards. Machapuchre in Nepali means fishtail and this is what the peak actually resembled. Considered sacred, no one is allowed to climb it.
We descended at Jomsom Airport to be greeted by an icy wind and the glittering snow and sand all around; a magnificent sight with the Kali Gondki River in front and the Nilgiri Hills in the background. We soon found ourselves perched atop a tractor trolley, negotiating the steep uphill climb to the four-star Jomsom Mountain Resort. After a literally welcome drink of warm fruit juice and khata, a silk scarf for good luck (a common mode of greeting), we proceeded for Kobang village in Lower Mustang by motorcycle (the only means of transportation here).
Jomsom to Kobang is a torturous journey over sand and stones through Marpha village in Lower Mustang, the birthplace of the famous Jomsom apple.
Lower Mustang is inhabited mainly by people of the Thakali community, who are proud of their upper caste lineage. A Thakali festival is held every 12 years and Thakalis from across the globe congregate here. We called it a day after a glass of apple brandy (a local product strong enough to knock you off your feet), glad to rest our travel-jarred bones.
The next day dawned bright and clear. The locals call the place the Windy Valley; I immediately renamed it Sandy-Windy valley. We started off again for the entry point to Upper Mustang on our bikes. About 35 km away or a three-day trek by foot or horse from Kagbeni is Lo Manthang, where the King of Mustang Valley resides.
Our motorcycles had to be discarded at Kagbeni, from where we had to walk upstream on the stone-strewn riverbed. The dry and cold wind on the 7-km trek to Chusang village made our lips crack and bleed. On the way, we crossed Tetang village, with a population of 100 people, most of whom had migrated to Lower Mustang as winter was approaching. We plucked a few small golden apples from the profusion of trees nearby and with a bite I knew this was a taste I would never forget in my life pure elixir.
An interesting feature of the trek to Chusang village (in Upper Mustang) was the man-made sand caves that dotted the hills, giving an eerie and mysterious air to the place. These caves are multi-storied with gaps for doors and windows. It was strange to imagine that about hundred years back these were inhabited.
Next days itinerary included the Muktinath (Vishnu) temple on the Annapurna trek. There was snow everywhere except the temple complex including the 108 dharas (streams); a bath in which is supposed to wash away all sins. I compromised by dabbing the ice-cold water on my head. Next to the temple is a small Buddhist monastery, underneath which passes a hidden stream, and encouraged by the locals I peered through a hole for an amazing sighta small fire visible over the waters.
The popular trek starts from Besisaher and goes up to Beni, encircling the Annapurna range and covering almost the entire Lower Mustang valley. It is a 15-day trek, with decent lodging and food available at reasonable rates every five km. October-December is the peak trekking season.
On the way back, we stayed at Ohms Home Hotel at Jomsom, just opposite the airport from where we took a flight back to Kathmandu the next morning. With this ended my sojourn in a place that is as beautiful as it is inhospitable, as breathtaking as it is hazardous-a place where few people will tread and memories of which I will carry forever with me.


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Graduates walk out on Pence at Notre Dame commencement
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NOTRE DAME, Ind. (WSBT) - Graduates and their families were on the University of Notre Dame campus Sunday morning for commencement – and so were protesters. Commencement speaker Vice President Mike Pence was the target of their anger.
Protesters gathered at the corner of Angela Boulevard and Notre Dame Avenue. Some with whom WSBT 22 spoke said that Hoosiers know former Gov. Pence better than anyone and they wanted to unwelcome him back to Indiana.
SOUTH BEND, IND. — Some graduating seniors at the University of Notre Dame walked out of their own graduation ceremony to protest Vice President Mike Pence when he began to deliver the commencement speech on Sunday morning.
Pence was chosen to give the commencement address at the nation's most prominent Catholic university - even though the school ordinarily invites newly inaugurated presidents to give the address in their first year of office. Thousands of students and faculty members signed a petition asking Notre Dame's president, the Rev. John Jenkins, not to invite President Donald Trump, and the university chose instead to invite Pence, a former Indiana governor.
A coalition of student activist groups at Notre Dame called We StaND For planned a walkout to protest policies Pence pursued as governor that they say targeted the most vulnerable. Pence was planning to seek reelection as governor when Trump selected him to be his vice presidential running mate in the summer of 2016, but Pence was unpopular at the time in his own state and many thought he would lose his reelection bid.
School officials knew of the student walkout plans and did not try to stop them. The students -- more than 100 -- walked quietly out, and there were some cheers and boos sounded, though only briefly. Paul Browne, vice president for public affairs and communications, said Notre Dame has been the site of protests of presidents and vice presidents in the past, and as long as the students did not disrupt the ceremony, it would be allowed to take place.
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Hundreds of antiabortion activists protested President Barack Obama when he spoke at the 2009 graduation ceremony, and there were smaller protests too for Vice President Joe Biden at the 2016 commencement.
On Saturday, Pence delivered the commencement speech at Grove City College, a Christian liberal arts school in Grove City, Pennsylvania, about 50 miles north of Pittsburgh. Grove City is one of a handful of religious schools that have refused federal funds so they do not have to comply with specific federal mandates, such as Title IX, which bans discrimination based on the sex of a student.
There were strong similarities -- even identical language -- in his speeches before the Grove City and Notre Dame audiences. For example, in both speeches, Pence urged the graduating students to become leaders in various walks of life, and he asked them to stand up, "catch the eye of a loved one's in the crowd" and thank them for their support through college.
The Notre Dame protest was far smaller than that faced by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos when she recently delivered the commencement speech at Bethune-Cookman University, a historically black college in Florida. Some students stood up and turned their back, and the booing was so loud at different points in the speech that the school's president stood up, interrupted DeVos, took to the microphone, and said to the students, "If this behavior continues, your degrees will be mailed to you. Choose which way you want to go."
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Q: Create function to make SQL Query Eventually, I'm trying to create a reactive SQL query using shiny, but I'm having a little trouble with static inputs.  I have a basic function defined as follows, with a previous simpler version (only one input) that works just fine:
selectWhereIn <- function(col0,col1,group)
{
  myconn <- odbcConnect("WMT_Data")
  data <- sqlQuery(myconn, paste0("SELECT ",col0," FROM dbo.StoreInfo WHERE ",col1," in ('",group,"') ORDER BY ",col0))
  close(myconn)

  return(levels(data[,1]))
}

If I manually specify the three inputs and then run the query outside of a function, everything is fine, something like:
col0="hdd"
col1="WMTZone"
group="arid"

myconn <- odbcConnect("WMT_Data")
data <- sqlQuery(myconn, paste0("SELECT ",col0," FROM dbo.StoreInfo WHERE ",col1," in ('",group,"') ORDER BY ",col0))
close(myconn)

But when I try to run it outside of this file, I just get NULL returned, as such:
source("wmt_functions.r")
selectWhereIn("hdd","WMTZone","arid")

Like I said, I have this working with a much simpler SQL query, so I'm sure this is just something silly.  What am I missing?
Thanks
Ben

A: I found it - it was just a silly mistake.  IN the function
return(levels(data[,1]))

should have just been
return(levels(data[,1]))

Levels was required earlier for some reason, but is no longer, and since there were no levels, I was getting a NULL.

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1862 - (Civil War) Cumberland Gap Campaign Begins in Virginia
The 1st Wisconsin Light Artillery took part in the Union campaign to seize Cumberland Gap. This strategic pass through the Appalachian Mountains from Virginia into Kentucky and Tennessee was a natural route for the South to invade the North and vice-versa. Confederate forces fortified it in 1861 and Union troops approached it in the spring of 1862. The Confederates abandoned it temporarily in June but took possession of it again in September 1862.
1933 - Wisconsin Inventor Honored
On this date a group of women paid thanks to the inventor of the typewriter, Milwaukee's C. Latham Sholes, in a national radio program. Amelia Earhart, Anna Boettinger (Franklin Roosevelt's daugher), Mrs. Robert E. Speer, the president of the National Young Women's Christian Association, all participated in the program. [Source: Badger Saints and Sinners by Fred Holmes, p. 316-328]
1954 - McCarthy Recall Campaign Begins in Sauk City
On this date, "Joe Must Go," a bipartisan grassroots campaign to recall Sen. Joe McCarthy from the Senate, began in earnest with an organizational meeting in Sauk City. The campaign had to collect 403,000 signatures in 60 days to force a recall election. With little money, a hastily thrown together organizational structure, and unenthusiastic or non-existent support from existing organizations (including farmers and organized labor), the group was still able to secure 335,000 signatures. Later in 1954 Sen. McCarthy was publicly censured by his Senate colleagues. [Source: The History of Wisconsin, v.6: Continuity and change, 1940-1965 (Madison, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1973-1998).]


Springfield's most notorious traffic scofflaw or victim of police persecution – take your pick – had his day in court Monday and came away guilty as charged.
But Calvin Christian III was smiling after a jury found him guilty of running a red light, failing to secure a child in a child seat and driving without a license. Total penalty: $390, a lot less than the cost of a judge, two prosecutors, a court reporter, juror pay and salaries for a police officer and Secretary of State employee who testified during a proceeding that stretched four-and-a-half hours.
Sangamon County state's attorney John Milhiser dismissed any notion that police or prosecutors are picking on Christian. The driving offenses often come late at night, with underage passengers, the prosecutor said.
In past instances, Christian cut deals, agreeing to plead guilty to some offenses in exchange for other charges being dropped. Court records show that he often doesn't pay fines, and at least a half-dozen cases have been referred to collection agencies.
Christian, 22, has received at least 100 traffic tickets in Sangamon County, mostly from Springfield police but also from county sheriff's deputies, state troopers, Jerome police and officers at the University of Illinois Springfield.
The citations started with a trickle, with just one (for disregarding a stop sign) in 2007, the year Christian turned 16 and got his license. There were three in 2008, five in 2009, nine in 2010 and a veritable blizzard thereafter. Fleeing and eluding police. Improper U-turn. Reckless driving. And much, much more. Christian has been cited at least 19 times for driving without a valid license, including two racked up within 20 minutes last spring after a city officer who had just ticketed him saw him driving again.
Milhiser said that he has personally met with Christian twice, once with first state's attorney Matt Maurer, another time with Christian's lawyer and Springfield police chief Robert Williams. The latter meeting culminated in a deal and a fresh start in April of last year. More than a dozen charges were adjudicated, with some dismissed and Christian pleading guilty to speeding, improper lane travel, illegal transportation of alcohol and disregarding a stop sign.
Less than three weeks later, Christian's driver's license expired. More than a year later, he has yet to renew it.
"We don't convict people on 'maybe's' and 'approximately's'," Wykoff argued.
Oh-yes-we-do, the jury decided after 30 minutes of deliberations.
After the verdict, Christian declined to say why he hasn't renewed his driver's license, saying that filings in his federal lawsuit against the city will explain the reason within the next month.
Attorney Jon Gray Noll, who is defending the city in the federal suit, says officers have done nothing wrong in making Christian a frequent flier in traffic court.
"He must not be following the law," said Noll, who is also defending the city in a state court lawsuit filed by Christian, who alleges that the police department has illegally destroyed police internal affairs files.
In addition to the two lawsuits handled by Noll, Christian has twice sued the city to obtain police disciplinary files. He has prevailed once. Sangamon County Circuit Court Judge John Schmidt heard arguments on the other lawsuit more than a year ago but has not yet ruled.


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Made in India: Flexible packaging films from Chiripal Poly Films
Bijay Sahu, senior vice-president, BOPP marketing of Chiripal Poly Films, which produces BOPP and BOPET films for lamination, printing, labelling, and flexible packaging applications, gives Rahul Kumar a lowdown on the company product offering
22 Feb 2021 | By PrintWeek Team
Chiripal Poly Films, a part of the Chiripal Group, started the flexible packaging films operations in January 2012 by installing its first production line of BOPP films with German technology in Ahmedabad.
Today, the company manufactures both BOPP and BOPET films.
Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) films are manufactured out of polypropylene by casting into film and further stretching it into the machine and cross directions. Chiripal offers a wide range of BOPP films in transparent, metallised, cavitated white/ pearlised, crystal clear, matt, and solid white.
Biaxially-Oriented Polyethylene Terephthalate (BOPET) films are made of polyethylene terephthalate by casting into film and further stretching it into the machine and cross directions. Chiripal offers inline coated BOPET films such as co-polyester and acrylic coated, apart from commodity-grade films.
Chiripal Group is a diversified business conglomerate incorporated in 1972. It has expanded into various industries, including textiles, petrochemicals, packaging, education, and infrastructure.
On the flexible packaging segment, Chiripal Poly Films currently has two BOPP lines, one BOPET line, and one offline coater with a total production capacity of 1,18,000 MTPA and four metallisers with installed capacity of 35,000 MTPA.
On the rigid packaging segment, the company expanded into backward integration by installing a PET resin manufacturing unit with 2,20,000 MTPA production capacity. The state-of-the-art resin plant is capable of producing bottle, textile, and film grade resins which ensures timely supply of raw material to the BOPET film plant, and allows serving other plastic segments, such as water and carbonated drinks packaging, and textile processing.
The company has standards certifications on quality management systems and food contact packaging. It is certified by AIB, BRC rated AA, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001.
"We have established a reputation in terms of products, quality, and services; not only in the domestic market but internationally as well. The state-of-the-art high-performance lines have enhanced our capability to fulfil customers' needs and fosters development of new customised films for different applications and tailor-made products," says Bijay Sahu, senior vice-president, BOPP marketing, Chiripal Poly Films.
The company has further undertaken aggressive expansion plans. It recently installed a 2.5-m offline coating line with 5,000 MTPA, and will set a new manufacturing location in Hyderabad.
The Hyderabad plant will be equipped with a 10.4-m BOPP line with a production capacity of 55,000 MTPA, which will be operational by April 2021, and one BOPET line of 8.7-m 45000 MTPA production capacity which is likely to be operational by April 2022. The capacity of the Hyderabad plant will reach 1,00,000 TPA, and will have three metallisers of 35,000 TPA.
"Considering the width of the new BOPP 10.4-m line, our intention is to orient the production to thicker micron films. In fact, the line will be capable of producing from 10 to 70-micron BOPP films. Furthermore, it will have a flame treatment facility which will allow us to guarantee retention of dyne level for longer period which would help us serve our customers efficiently," Sahu says.
Sahu says the BOPP and BOPET films are used by converters and printers for lamination, printing, labelling, and flexible packaging applications.
Sahu says when it comes to flexible films price is a determinant buying factor. It also fluctuates proportionately with the raw material value. "However, customers also consider factors such as service, quality, and punctuality as buying determinants," he says, adding, "Our approach is not only to produce standard products, but also to strive to provide customers with customised and tailor-made solutions to their flexible packaging
It is a comprehensive process that involves a multidisciplinary team of experts where critical aspects such as end-application, production and printing process, inks, machinery, others, are meticulously analysed. "So far, our customised-product approach has worked effectively, and with the new capacities and facilities, we would be in an even stronger position to keep improving our strategy," he adds.
Chiripal makes food grade BOPP and BOPET films in accordance with EC and FDA regulations.
In five-layer BOPP, the company produces label grade films with varying gloss and density which impact on yield. It also produces films with very high heat seal strength (> 1000 gm/25mm). "Our hi-res metallising machines provide uniform deposition of aluminium on the film substrates and resulting uniformity in barrier properties. Optical density can be produced from 1.8 to 3.0 for metallised OPP film," Sahu says.
The company manufactures BOPET films with excellent tensile strength which supports various industrial applications, such as hot stamping and yarn. The inline coating system produces various types of coatings for better ink anchorage and metal adhesion. "We produce high barrier and high bond metallised films," says Sahu. "Optical density can be produced from 0.25 to 4.0."
Chiripal's customer base is not only limited to the domestic market, but also overseas. It exports to more than 60 countries, including major converters and brand owners.
Sahu says at Chiripal, the company strives to maintain high-quality hygiene standards with state-of-the-art machines ensuring proper waste management, and above all, outstanding safety measures.
"We, as a company, have been able to provide our customers with customised solutions to the best extent possible, besides making standard products. It's, however, a thorough process wherein it takes a lot of effort to understand the customer requirements in terms of the end application, the processes it would pass through, the printing inks, methods, and machineries. Once it is understood, with the help of our experts, we offer the product which would best suits the needs of our customers. So far, this strategy has worked effectively and with new capacities and facilities, we would be in even stronger position to serve our customers and provide them customisable solutions," he explains.
For the future, Sahu says, with the addition of its new 10.4-m BOPP line and metalliser, the company will focus on specialty films and sustainability factors. "Additionally, we aim to increase our market share in India by increasing our customer base substantially," he concludes.
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Franklin Central senior Bode Hoover was named a recipient of the Paul M. Chase Memorial Prize Sunday at Eagle Creek Park.
Hoover won a $2,500 scholarship for demonstrating a bold interest in a service-oriented career while exemplifying intelligence, character and compassion.
Hoover, an Advanced Placement scholar with distinction and a delegate to Boy's State, has thrived in school and aspires to be a microbiologist, seeking to use his skills to solve a big challenge like Ebola.
He is the founder of Project Pupgrade, a nonprofit that raises funds for animal protection, is active in the school's service and academic clubs, has helped to develop Little Free Libraries as a regional leader for Key Club and volunteers at a local pantry.
"In a time where there is so much conflict, negativity and polarization in our society, Bode is such a positive, dynamic and can-do young leader," remarked Jesse Kharbanda, founder of the prize and executive director of the Hoosier Environmental Council.
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Roncalli's Students of the Month for August were treated to a catered luncheon while receiving certificates of recognition for their efforts.
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Michael Jordan doesn't think the Warriors are the proper heir to the NBA regular season wins record.
Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob spoke to San Francisco radio station 95.7 The Game Tuesday about Golden State's record-setting season last year. Despite winning 73 games, the team blew a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals and lost to the Cavaliers.
This led to Jordan calling their season meaningless when he came across Lacob at a dinner during the collective bargaining agreement.
"There were six of us. Actually, Dan was one of them, Dan Gilbert. Anyway, Michael Jordan — people are drinking and having a good time and all that, but there was a moment where he said, you know, '73 don't mean [BLANK].' He did it, Michael Jordan did that. And I looked at him and I just decided not to make a big deal of it. I said, you know, you're right, we didn't win it, we had to get better."
Jordan's 1995-1996 previously held the NBA record for wins after going 72-10 and winning the NBA championship that year. The team walked around with shirts then that read "72-10 don't mean a thing without the ring."
Not only did Jordan win the championship that season, but he also won every NBA Finals appearance he was in, ending his career with six rings.
Lacob said not winning a championship was more painful to players and not to him. The owner still takes pride in the fact the team set an NBA record and believes people will start to admire it more in time because it will be a difficult season to top.
"I think that was one of the greatest years you could ever have in any sport. So many things went right. If you remember, all of the games that went our way. I mean, just amazing. It was an unbelievable year," Lacob said. "When I golf, I wear a hat that says 73 on it. It's sort of my little remembrance of it. Because I know people all say, 'Oh, well you didn't win the championship' — all the talking heads. You know what, we didn't. But it was still an incredible year and I will never forget it. And we should be very proud of it."
The Warriors got better this offseason by signing Kevin Durant and will look for redemption by winning it all this year. Golden State is 43-8 so far this season and is basically a lock to make a third straight trip to the NBA Finals.


Bailey Total Building Envelope provided their I-Line Snap-On system for Greenwich Reach, a large residential development which is part of the Greenwich Millennium Village.
The building was designed to include an exposed steel I-Beam at every level of the large building as a way to break up the façade. A pressed imitation of I-Beam was originally specified for the project but was later rejected as it was not compatible with the building's curved design.
As it proved virtually impossible to provide a truly curved I-Beam system, Salisbury Glass contacted Bailey Total Building Envelope to help find a solution. Bailey recommended the I-Line system as it is more flexible and is suitable for curved facades.
An advantage of I-Line over traditional imitation I-Beam alternatives, is that the façade effect is created by the use of a front face fixed to the building with two flanges that are 'snapped' onto clips fixed to the face. This allows the facia to be manufactured as a curve, and the flanges take into account any building tolerances.
Additional benefits become more apparent on-site. The pre-fabrication of the I-line system prevents alignment issues. The 'snap-on' fixing method makes it quick and efficient to install.
The other aesthetic benefits of the system are that the aluminium can be supplied in a range of colours and finishes either by anodising or using a power coated finish.
This type of façade system can also be used in conjunction with a cassette system to deliver an eaves solution or as part of a solution for the external building envelope.


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Der Karel-Čapek-Preis (Cena Karla Čapka) wird seit 1994 vom tschechischen P.E.N.-Club in jedem geraden Jahr vergeben. Der Literaturpreis wurde anlässlich des 1994 in Prag stattfindenden Internationalen P.E.N.-Kongresses gegründet. Er wird an einen Autor verliehen, der einen Beitrag zur Durchsetzung oder Verteidigung von "demokratischen und humanistischen Werten" geleistet hat. Die Trophäe aus Bronze hat die Form eines aufgeschlagenen Buches, das ein Porträt von Karel Čapek zeigt. Der Preis ist mit 100.000 Kronen dotiert.

Preisträger
 1994: Günter Grass, Philip Roth
 1996: Arnošt Lustig
 1998: Jiří Kratochvil
 2000: Josef Topol
 2002: Ludvík Vaculík
 2004: Ladislav Smoček
 2006: Jiří Stránský
 2008: Václav Havel
 2010: Ivan Klíma
 2012: Pavel Šrut
 2014: Jan Šulc
 2016: Petr Šabach
 2018: Erika Abrams
 2020: Václav Jamek
2022: Jaroslav Rudiš

Weblinks
 Cena Karla Čapka – České centrum Mezinárodního PEN klubu

Einzelnachweise

Karel Čapek
Literaturpreis (Tschechien)
Literatur (Tschechisch)
Erstverleihung 1994
Capek, Karel

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Making its debut at Luftgekühlt 4 on May 7, 2017, the second edition of Luftauto has arrived. A first look at this collaboration quickly reveals Signal Yellow as a bold next step. Beneath the color, a Rothsport-built 3.2 engine matched to a G50 gearbox with updated rally ratios constitute another progressive leap. Joey Seely, Patrick Long, Rod Emory, and Jeff Zwart again put their racing backgrounds to work on this car, labeled Luftauto 002.
It's a Sunday afternoon in late October. The sky is varying shades of grey, something I'm familiar with, but not something I would associate with Southern California. It's only been a few hours since we wrapped an all-night shoot which documented the final assembly of Deity Motorsport's McLaren MP4-12C, just before it was shipped to Nevada for the 2017 SEMA Show.
Is This Porsche Hot Rod The Ultimate Lightweight Narrow-Body 911?
When humans see red, their reactions become faster and more forceful. It's a leftover primal piece of ourselves that's been manifested in this 1985 Guards Red Porsche 911 Carrera, affectionately referred to as "Project Nasty." I met this car and its owner Joey Seely of E-Motion Engineering several years earlier back when it was just a mildly stripped-down street car, so I've been able to follow its progress throughout the transformation. There is nothing stock about this Carrera anymore, as every fender and bushing has been massaged or replaced to suit the functions of speed and cornering (or more accurately, speed while cornering).
I think I can safely say that I have the most varied collection of project cars in the SH Garage. I have my 1970 240Z, also known as Ole Orange Bang. I have my 2007 6-speed manual FJ Cruiser off-road vehicle. And out of left field I have a 2003 Porsche 996 Twin Turbo X50. That's one classic beater car, one off-road chase vehicle, and one German muscle car.


Lucy Railton is a prolific performer who has appeared on countless recordings and collaborations with many important figures in contemporary music over the last few years. Paradise 94 is, remarkably, her solo debut – featuring archival, location and studio recordings which serve as a time capsule of all the myriad disciplines and influences that have brought her to this point in time. It both plays up to and shatters expectations of her music, which harnesses a duality of energies – acoustic/electronic, real/imagined, iconic/iconoclastic, pissed-off/romantic; out of place and androgynous – resulting in a visceral emotional insight and rare narrative grasp. Variegated, asymmetric, and located somewhere between her usual fields of exploration, Paradise 94 gives free reign to aspects of her creativity that have previously been subsumed into collaborative processes and interpretations of other composers' work. Here, she's free to probe, sculpt and layer her sounds through a much broader range of techniques and strategies, placing particular focus on non-linear structural arrangements and exploring the way her cello becomes perceptibly synthetic through collaging, rather than FX. At every turn Paradise 94 is bewilderingly unique. The A-side unfolds an oneiric, inception-like sequence traversing temporalities, timbres and tones from what sounds like a spectral ensemble playing on a traffic island in Pinnevik, to bursts of rabbit-in-headlights trance arps emerging from meticulously dissected musique concre`te in The Critical Rush, and a collision of masked vocals, string eruptions and a deeply moving, light-headed Bach rendition in For J.R. On the other hand, Fortified Up on side B tests out a far rawer approach, sampling herself playing the same glissandi over and again, which she layers into a sort of perpetual, sickly motion, the Shepard Tone riffing on the listener's psychoacoustic perceptions before calving off into a cathartic dissonant folk coda in its final throes. In the most classic sense, you can only properly begin to f*ck with something from the inside once you truly know it. Railton's dedicated years of service have more than equipped her with the nous and skill to do just that, gifting us with what will no doubt be looked back on as a raw, exposed and important solo debut in years to come.
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David Bars, född 1686, död 1759, var en svensk böss- och pistolsmed.

Bars blev 1719 kunglig pistolsmed och efterträdare till Petter Starbus vars verkstad var på Helgeandsholmen. 1723 inredde han en ny stor verkstad, den största i Stockholm på Rännarebanan vid Hötorget. Bars var en synnerligen skicklig och mångsidig begåvning och har kallats Stockholms främste bössmed. Hos honom arbetade ett stort antal lärlingar och gesäller, som senare blev berömda mästare.

Källor
 Svensk uppslagsbok, andra upplagan 1947

Svenska smeder
Födda 1686
Avlidna 1759
Män


Crafty Power Tape is a high-tack, permanent and translucent crafting tape. The adhesive is off-set from the liner, which makes it easy to apply Crafty Power Tape and remove the liner. The 25m dispenser box features a cutting edge.
Use Crafty Power Tape on nearly any paper crafting project, including photos, paper, chipboard and cardstock. It's great for scrapbooking and card making. This high-tack tape is perfect for mixed media applications, including canvas, ribbon, wood, metal and embellishments.


As the latest stable version of the Ionic framework, V4 has been released which is way more future proof and easily adaptable with new frameworks like react, Vuejs etc by using web components technology. But still, there are some developers who may prefer version 3 of Ionic as routing of ionic was having much more similarities to the native environment in terms of keeking view data or maintain the history of a view intact. We can easily use push & pop methods of NavController in 'ionic-angular' package.


DES MOINES, Iowa — On Monday, the Des Moines City Council will vote on a plan to buy out up to $6.5 million in flood-damaged homes.
Under the proposal, the home would have to be uninhabitable, located in a flood plain, or located in an area where a buy-out would help prevent future flooding.
Homes would be purchased for up to 110% of assessed value; however, there won't be enough money to buy out all of the homes that would qualify.


The Mediterranean sea is still significantly warmer than average for mid-September. The Black sea too is much warmer than average!
The Mediterranean sea is still well above average: much of the sea is about 1.5-2.5 °C above average. There is a small cool anomaly between the Balearic Islands and central part of the coast of Algeria, where temperatures are about 1 °C below average. The warmest parts of the Mediterranean are in the extreme north: the coast of southeastern France and northwestern Italy are up to 3-3.5 °C above average, and the entire Adriatic is 2-3.5 °C above average! In absolute terms, the warmest part of the Mediterranean is in the south and east: temperatures are generally above 27-28 °C and up to 29-30 °C there. Most of the Mediterranean is warmer than 25 °C right now.
Mediterranean sea surface temperature anomaly on September 18, comparing current temperatures with 1982-2012 average. Data: CNR MED. Map by our co-admin Andrej Flis.
Mediterranean sea surface temperature on September 18. Data: CNR MED. Map by our co-admin Andrej Flis.
The Black sea also continues well above average: the eastern part is around 25-26 °C, while most of the sea is around 22-23 °C. These are very unusually high temperatures! Parts of the Black sea are over 4 °C warmer than average, while virtually all of it is over 2 °C warmer than average.


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Cameron Payne Gets Jersey Retired at Murray State
A couple of days ago, Phoenix Suns point guard Cameron Payne got his No.1 jersey retired at Murray State. Payne played there from 2013-15.
"From me and family, we would like to thank you guys," Payne said during the halftime ceremony of the Racers' 81-64 win over UIC. "It's like a family here. I couldn't have done it without all of you and be the man I am today without being around all of you great people."
At Murray State, Payne played in 69 games and scored 1,279 points, and dished out 393 assists. He averaged 18.5 points and 5.7 assists per game in two years with the Racers. Payne was an All-American in 2015 and helped Murray State go 16-0 in conference play to win the OVC championship. The point guard was inducted into the Murray State Hall of Fame in 2020.
"Thanks to Coach (Steve) Prohm, I appreciate you and my family is thankful for you," Payne added as most of his Phoenix Suns teammates and coaching staff watched in person. "All of those guys up there (now 12 retired numbers at Murray State) they set the way for myself, Isaiah and Ja and on down the line. Thanks to my team for being here, I love you guys!"
Payne was picked with the 14th overall pick by the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2015 NBA Draft. Before joining the Suns, Payne played for the Thunder, Chicago Bulls, Toronto Raptors, and Cleveland Cavaliers. He is now in his eighth season and fourth with the Suns. The former Murray State star is out because of injury.
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This LE contains 1 eyeshadow palette, 3 double-ended liner & shadow sticks, 2 lipsticks, 1 blush, 6 nail polishes and one ring. Here *click* you can find all of the products.
The eyeshadow palette has some natural colors, like brown, taupe and olive, as well as some more unusual, like red and orange. There was a tester, and the eyeshadows were surprisingly pigmented and soft! I just left it there because these are not my types of colors. But if you do like them, make sure you have a look at it!
The double-ended liner & shadow sticks are silver, olive green and brown. Again, not so much my colors. I prefer warm and clean browns, not green-toned ones.
The lipsticks appeared weird to me. One was a dark metallic brown, the other a sheer white shimmer. As a plus, there were testers, that's great, but I just didn't like them. They're not colors I wear either.
The nail polishes are like the eyeshadow palette: a lot of neutrals and a red and a orange. The nudes were all not clean nudes, again green-toned or dirty shades and stuff. They looked okay, but with my huge stash in mind, I told myself I didn't have to have one.
And last but not least, the ring. It's like dark beeds but still looks like metal or something. It's again not my taste, so I left it there.
I'm sure this is a nice LE for people who like these colors. They're just not my taste, but that's okay because it doesn't have to be. What do you think of this LE?
I want the blush! What a pitty you couldn´t get it!!!