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Q: Unresponsive buttons after certain time Today we encountered a strange problem.
We have a XPage with some buttons, who id opened in editMode and bind to backend Notes Document.
We can press the buttons and the values are updated to the backend document. Via a partial refresh we see the new values.
So far so good.
But.. when we leave the XPage open for, let say 1 minute, without doing anything. After this period we try to click a button, we noticed that the button became unresponsive.
Is there a cause for this behaviour??

A: Never seen it happen in a minute, but there is a timeout setting in the server INI that defaults to 30 minutes, I think.

A: I see the same problem, but, not after a minute, but a few hours.  I have an onclick event tied to a radio button and after a period of time, if I return back to browser clicking on the radio buttons does nothing...

A: Have you tried:
https://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=extend-partial-refresh-timeout
XSP.submitLatency = 120*1000;


Victor AD Ft. Davido – Tire You, Etins Records Act Victor AD commences the year with new amazing coordinated effort with DMW Boss Davido on the melody labeled Tire You. This is Victor Ad's introduction music of the year.
Tire You fills in as a subsequent track to No Idea, A melody debuted by Victor AD to top off 2018, Victor AD and Davido coordinated effort on Tire You is their first joint effort, however fans are as yet tiresome for the said Remix to Wetin You Gain including Marvin's Diva Tiwa Savage.
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Our light, bright, spacious, and comfortable two bedroom-two bath Poipu Beach oceanfront vacation rental condo sits 40 feet from the ocean's edge. Floor to ceiling glass windows provide unobstructed panoramic ocean views. You can see spectacular sunsets, giant sea turtles, dolphins, and whales from the comfort of our living room and the lanai. The sounds of the ocean are relaxing - a perfect soundtrack to this paradise. Walk only 100 feet to reach one of the most famous beaches in the world to sun, snorkel, boogie board, and snooze. Travel channel ranks the beach in front of this condo as one of the premier beaches in the United States and Sunset Magazine described it as offering the best swimming and snorkeling in all of Kauai. A vacation in Hawaii doesn't get any more beautiful.
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BARI, Italy, July 18, 2018 – Planetek Italia and Hexagon's Geospatial division signed an agreement to distribute Rheticus® monitoring services worldwide, through the global network of Hexagon's partners.
The agreement was signed on June 12th during HxGN LIVE 2018 in Las Vegas, NV, Hexagon's digital technology solutions conference, where Planetek Italia was invited to present the latest innovations in the field of satellite monitoring services and the introduction of Planetek's Rheticus services as a Hexagon Smart M.App®.
Rheticus® is a collection of applications designed by Planetek Italia that provides subscription-based monitoring services, transforming changes detected on the earth's surface into analytical information to drive timely decisions.
Leveraging the Hexagon Smart M.App platform combined with Planetek's remote sensing expertise, Rheticus provides insight on infrastructure stability and earth surface displacement. Rheticus utilizes the radar data collected through the Copernicus Program to assess potential infrastructure risks prior to natural disasters.
HxGN LIVE 2018 provided an opportunity to present new applications dedicated to the monitoring of roads and bridges, parks and aquaculture facilities, in addition to the already tested Smart M.App Rheticus Network Alert, used by some of the main integrated water network operators in Italy and abroad.
Massimo Zotti, Head of Government & Security SBU, Planetek Italia declares, "We are excited to collaborate with our international partners of Hexagon. Rheticus helps professionals and decision makers in a wide range of application areas to obtain critical information for their operations. The service is already active in an increasing number of countries, based on the solid professional support of our partners all over the world. Through the integration of the Rheticus monitoring services into Hexagon Smart M.Apps, we can offer in-depth analysis and dynamic maps to users all over the world."
Giovanni Sylos Labini, CEO of Planetek Italia adds, "Rheticus is considered a cutting-edge platform, which transforms the ESA and Copernicus Sentinel data into highly useful geoinformative services in many application areas. This distribution agreement will enable the monitoring capabilities of the Copernicus program to be extended globally through the network of Hexagon partners."
The satellite data captured by the Copernicus Sentinel satellites are at the base of the monitoring services provided through the Rheticus platform. The main applications of these services are the monitoring of: urban dynamics and land use changes, Earth's surface movements (landslides and subsidence), stability of infrastructures, areas under construction and new infrastructures, areas affected by forest fires, marine water quality and aquaculture.


New Media Theory: How Far Have we Traveled?
Nearly 15 years ago Merrill Morris and Christine Ogan, in their seminal work ³The Internet as Mass Medium,² chastised researchers for not taking the Internet seriously as a mass medium, noting that the introduction of any new medium must make us rethink basic theoretical assumptions in our field. They argued that the Internet threw some of our basic assumptions into question: What is an audience? What is a communication medium? How are messages mediated?
Clearly the mass communication field has taken up the researchers¹ charge to conduct research on the Internet as well as other computer-mediated media and other communication devices such as the cell phone. But to what degree have we reconceptualized our theories or developed new ones to take into account unique properties of the Internet and other new communication technologies?
This conference: ³New Media Theory: How Far Have we Traveled?² invites scholars to examine what influence computer-mediated communication and new communication media have on traditional theories in the field such as agenda-setting, framing, uses and gratifications and gatekeeping (to name a few) as well as explore how existing theories such as networking theory, social presence and differential gains have been applied to the Internet.
Techconvergence10@gmail.com. You will be informed of acceptance by February 19th. The top three papers will be published in the Web Journal of Mass Communication Research http://wjmcr.org/. To be considered for a top three paper, papers must be submitted to techconvergence10@gmail.com by March 19, 2010.


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Guardian, Leadership, Presidential
The Man for the Fall Season
August 23, 2016 David Keirsey	Leave a comment
He lost. They didn't elect him.
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, to me:
I lift my lamp beside the golden door."
In fact, he lost partially because of his efforts in behalf the nation. However, it hasn't been widely recognized that the most impactful, beneficial, and long lasting effect of his decision, wasn't the decision that he is known for, reviled for, and awarded for.
"All that is gold does not glitter"
John F Kennedy's Profiles in Courage Award was presented to President Gerald Ford, Provider Guardian, in 2001.
"I am disgustingly sane."
Keirsey, David; Choiniere, Raymond (2015-12-05). Presidential Temperament: Definitive Edition (Kindle Location 7313). Prometheus Nemesis Book Company. Kindle Edition.
Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr. , Provider Guardian, (born Leslie Lynch King Jr.; July 14, 1913 – December 26, 2006) was an American politician who served as the 38th President of the United States from 1974 to 1977. Prior to this he was the 40th Vice President of the United States, serving from 1973 until President Richard Nixon's resignation in 1974. He was the first person appointed to the vice presidency under the terms of the 25th Amendment, following the resignation of Vice President Spiro Agnew on October 10, 1973. Becoming president upon Richard Nixon's departure on August 9, 1974, he claimed the distinction as the first and to date the only person to have served as both Vice President and President of the United States without being elected to either office. Before ascending to the vice presidency, Ford served 25 years as Representative from Michigan's 5th congressional district, the final 9 of them as the House Minority Leader. [Wikipedia, revised]
"Providers take it upon themselves to insure the health and welfare of those in their care, but they are also the most sociable of all the Guardians, and thus are the great nurturers of social institutions such as businesses, schools, churches, social clubs, and civic groups." [Please Understand Me II]
President Gerald Ford was honored for his courage in making a controversial decision of conscience to pardon former President Richard M. Nixon. On September 8, 1974, President Ford granted a "full, free and absolute pardon" to former President Nixon "for all offenses against the United States which he…has committed or may have committed or taken part in" while he was president. Nixon accepted the pardon. The response from the press, Congress and the general public was overwhelmingly negative. Appearing before the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary, President Ford explained under oath, in the first sworn congressional testimony ever given by a sitting president, that there were no deals connected with the pardon. Ford wrote in his autobiography that Nixon's pardon "wasn't motivated primarily by sympathy for his plight or by concern over the state of his health. It was the state of the country's health at home and around the world that worried me." In 1976, President Ford lost the White House to Jimmy Carter in one of the closest elections in American history. Many historians believe Ford's pardon of Nixon contributed to his defeat.
To everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time to every purpose, under heaven
A time to be born, a time to die
A time to plant, a time to reap
A time to kill, a time to heal
A time to laugh, a time to weep
The United States of America is a Nation of Immigrants.
And Jerry Ford fought with the American congress and the American people to accept the thousands of desperate and fleeing Southern Vietnamese from the Northern Vietnamese communists violent takeover of the south of Vietnam.
To Jerry, it was the decent thing to do. Not to abandon your allies. Not to reject people because they are from a different tribe or religion from you.
Hey, they aren't your homies. They aren't from the 'hood. They don't have your back… Or, do they?
The native population of a country as a whole serve as inertia, against the future: opposing the creative destruction and destructive creation of the hungry and ambitious immigrants.
The critic and the cynic don't count. They won't be remembered.
When the white eagle of the North is flying overhead
The browns, reds and golds of autumn lie in the gutter, dead.
Remember then, that summer birds with wings of fire flaying
Came to witness springs new hope, born of leaves decaying.
Just as new life will come from death…
"Immigrants are the life blood of Silicon Valley" — Marc Andreessen.
Immigrants are the life blood of America. Restricting or inhibiting the flow of people is a sign of old age and decay.
Other Provider Guardians: George Mitchell, Don Keough, Huell Houser, Roger Ebert, Pat Summerall, Studs Terkel, Manci Dirac, Denis Mukwege,Andy Griffith, Dick Clark, Tim Tebow, and President William Howard Taft
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Creative Consciousness
Melanie Brooks
From gardening to glass art, Layne Gregory is all about creation
Layne Gregory likes to make things. A garden. A meal. An article of clothing. It's constant, this creation. She's carved her life around her creative impulses, helping other people to expand their artistic talents along the way.
Gregory, 59, spent six years studying social work in college. With her master's degree in hand, she focused her skills working in the field of family violence prevention. Her most-recent job was as the executive director for the Yarmouth-based nonprofit Boys to Men. "Running a nonprofit was really challenging," she says. "Art has always been an important outlet."
Layne Gregory in her workshop in Falmouth. Photo by Lauryn Hottinger
When Gregory left the world of social work seven years ago, she decided to organize her life around creativity. And she knew right where to start—in her own backyard.
Gregory and her husband, Daniel Oppenheim, moved to their Falmouth home 25 years ago. What was once a 19th-century dairy farm now consists of an art-infused colonial, a garden wonderland and Gregory's art studio. She spends half of her year gardening and the other half immersed in her studio. She grows a large percentage of the food she and her husband consume all year long. She makes soups from summer vegetables that she freezes and enjoys in the winter. She makes chutney from her pear trees and mustard from her garden. The list goes on. She's even learned the fine art of beekeeping.
"I started working with bees because I needed to bring in some pollinators to boost my vegetable and fruit production," she says. "Honey is a wonderful byproduct. I got 85 pounds of honey from two hives this July and August."
Gregory working on one of her stained glass art works. Photo by Lauryn Hottinger
From October through May, Gregory lives in her studio, less than 50 yards from her front door. What once held carriages and tractors now holds books, art supplies and bins of beautiful glass. Named the Lincoln Farm Studio, this former shed serves as a beautiful, light-filled space for Gregory's own creative work, as well as her workshops and classes, which have included mosaic bird bath and table runner classes, wreath making and stepping stone workshops . The couple also offer it as a community meeting space. "It's really big—we can hold 30 people comfortably," she says. "We host salons here as well as potluck movie nights. The space gives us a variety of options."
Gregory works primarily with glass, and her studio is filled with pieces from Maine and far beyond. "I've always been a collector of little funky pieces of glass," she says. "Driving around Maine, antique shops dot the landscape, and it's easy to find stuff." She's even found old milk bottles, medicine bottles and enameled pots while digging garden beds around her property.
"It was amazing what I was finding. I was trying to figure out what to do with it all." She started taking stained glass classes and fell in love with making glass panels for windows using found glass objects. Other people fell in love with them, too, and started buying her creations.
Gregory's completed stained glass art works. Photo by Lauryn Hottinger
Today, most of her glass work is creating custom pieces for clients. People will bring her pieces of glass, such as old perfume bottles, saucers and tea cups, to turn into a collage for their homes. Gregory sees these nostalgic pieces as a kitchen graveyard. By creating these eclectic panels, she is giving new life to family treasures that would otherwise be packed away into boxes, never shown the light of day.
Her glass work finds its way into her gardens. "I have a lot of garden stepping stones and bird baths," she says. "Mosaics are so beautiful. Engaging in creativity is incredibly therapeutic." Many people who sign up for her mosaic workshops are elated to find out how easy it really is to create a personalized work of art—especially when you have a passionate and patient teacher urging you to just let go and trust your instincts.
"I think people long for opportunities to bring creativity into their life, but they're so busy and they don't know how," she says. "I always get deep pleasure out of sharing it with others."
During the holiday season, Gregory offers wreath-making workshops. These workshops began out of necessity. "I started making holiday wreaths with friends at the Arnold Arboretum in Massachusetts in the early 1980s," she says. But when the organization stopped the program, she and her friends still wanted to get together to usher in the spirit of the season. So she started holding wreath-making workshops at her home. "Word spread and more and more people wanted to come!" Today she offers wreath-making workshops to groups of eight or more people—and she brings all the supplies. For $45 you have someone help you to create a gorgeous wreath, and you have a blast doing it.
Gregory has always excelled at bringing people together, whether it's around a dinner table or an art table. She stays active in the nonprofit world as a volunteer for Planned Parenthood of Northern New England and the ACLU of Maine. Giving back has always been a part of her life—whether serving on a board or helping others to bring joy into their lives through art.
Melanie Brooks loves to write about Maine. Her work has been published in magazines and blogs throughout New England.
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MADRID, Oct. 31 — The Spanish government on Tuesday passed a law making it easier for the public administration services to sack civil servants.
A royal decree published said collective dismissals could be made in public administration if a department sees its budget reduced by 5 percent.
Collective dismissals can also be carried out if a public company ended its previous year with a budget deficit, or if transfers from the state are reduced by 7 percent in the two previous years.
Changes in organization and working methods can also be used as a means to justify collective dismissals.
The changes in the law could affect up to 840,000 workers and opens the door for sweeping reductions in the number of public employees given that the vast majority of government departments and institutions have seen their budgets cut by the stipulated 5 percent.
The labor union UGT said the new rules were "much worse than expected and more damaging than those which had been presented in blueprints for the new law."
The blueprints envisaged dismissals only if budgets were cut by 10 percent.
The unions accuse the government of trying to reduce the number of civil servants in the "cheapest way possible."


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Stories to tell
By Dawn Feldhaus | March 13, 2012 12:00 am | comments
Bob Peake, of Washougal, has a print of the USS Dixie -- one of the ships he served on while in the Navy during the Korean War. He also has two framed pieces of wire fence previously located in the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea.
Bob Peake, of Washougal, has a few momentos that remind him of his time served in the Navy during the Korean War.
Peake, 80, served 1 1/2 years each on three ships — a destroyer the USS Higbee, an unnamed LSSL-116 transported from Astoria, Ore., to the South Korean government, and the USS Dixie. He has a print of the USS Dixie, shown at sea accompanied by destroyers.
Peake, a former quartermaster second class, also has two framed pieces of wire fence that used to be located in the Demilitarized Zone at the 38th Parallel between North and South Korea. One of the framed pieces was provided by the Vancouver Korean Society, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War in 1950.
The other framed piece of wire fence was delivered by Stan Nystrom, a Washougal resident and former Camas insurance agent. Nystrom's son-in-law Elton served in Korea. The keepsake was provided by the Republic of Korea in gratitude to American soldiers.
Peake is among the area's service members involved in the formation of the Richard L. Quatier chapter of the Korean War Veterans Association of Southwest Washington.
He and Jerry Keesee discussed creating the veterans group in November 2011. Peake and Keesee knew each other through area Veterans of Foreign War programs and the Korean War Veterans Association of Portland.
The Southwest Washington chapter has met twice.
"We've had as many as 72 at the first gatherings," Peake said. "We sponsor different events for our soldiers who are stationed in Korea. We support our troops in Korea today, and we help to support them as they return."
The chapter's namesake, Quatier, of Vancouver, was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Schick-Ogle Post 4278. He died in September 2011.
Keesee, commander of the area chapter of Korean War veterans, described Quatier as his "partner in crime, right hand man and dear brother in arms."
The chapter held elections in February. Harold Olson, of Vancouver, serves as first vice commander. Norman Ballard, of Battle Ground, is the second vice commander. The treasurer is Shel Rama, of Vancouver, and Everett Cook, of Vancouver, is the adjutant.
Jim Moody, of Vancouver, serves as the chapter's webmaster, and Peake is the sergeant-at-arms.
"The average age of these veterans is 80," Keesee said. "The veterans are there, and they are just waiting to be recognized. Every one of them has a story to tell. We need to get those stories recorded before it's too late."
The Korean War Veterans Association of Southwest Washington will meet Wednesday, March 21, at 10 a.m., in the Box Car Room, at the American Legion 40 et 8 Chateau, 7607 N.E. 26th Ave., Hazel Dell. Lunch is available following the meeting for $6 per person.
Membership is available for any veteran who served in Korea, from Sept. 3, 1945, to the present, and individuals who were in the U.S. military serving anywhere between June 25, 1950, to Jan. 31, 1955.
For more information, contact Keesee at 573-1035 or saverflag@yahoo.com.
Dawn Feldhaus


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Joshua Cajote: Cebuano Eventologist
It is in partying that Joshua Cajote found a way to help the LGBT community in Cebu City – aiding in the holding of the Queen City of the South's first Gay Pride Celebration in 2008, as well as "providing gay spaces (where to celebrate LGBT identity)."
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It is in partying, too, that Joshua Cajote found a way to help the GLBTQIA community in Cebu City – aiding in the holding of the Queen City of the South's first Gay Pride Celebration (2008), as well as, more simply, "providing gay spaces (where to celebrate GLBTQIA identity)."
JOSHUA VICTOR CATALYA CAJOTE
"Each of us has abilities, and, with these, we will be able to create a world way better than how 'regular' people (deem we deserve). We just have to help each other. We just need to learn that we are more than we, ourselves, see ourselves, and we need to teach each other to believe," says Joshua Victor Catalya Cajote.
"I've always had this growing interest about entertainment, particularly on event planning, even before I was open to the public about my sexuality. (But) I was completely a different person before I'd probably say I was happy about myself," says Joshua Victor Catalya Cajote. "(My) curiosity brought me to venture (into) myself, and then (in the scene), which ultimately ended (up with me) meeting people (such as top designer Cary Santiago and Zee Lifestyle Magazine's Jing Ramos) who became key points for my interest field. Eventually, I have made my entry to the scene."
And so is made Cebu City's Franck Eggelhoffer (sans the flamboyance) or maybe Marion St. Claire (sans the bitchy attitude).
GAY ATTITUDE
"Meeting a lot of people is not an option in this field of work and living. You tend to meet people, (either for) socializing or for plain business, and (and you need to learn) to be quick to respond to them (and the situations)," Cajote says, adding that, fortunately for him, being a member of the GLBTQIA community helps, since while "everybody has the best chance there is as long as they work hard for it, GLBTQIAs, I believe, have these certain abilities that aren't mostly found on other people – they are strong willed and (has) fighting spirit, and they don't stop until perfection is as close as possible (within) their grasp."
Cajote adds: "Being gay is all about attitude. We are proud beings."
Cajote, a graduate of Bachelor of Science (Hotel and Restaurant Management) from the University of San Carlos in Cebu City, has "been around," having served as production and creative specialist of Mondo Events; independent marketing liaison for special events for PRETENZ: A Halloween Party, AK&7's SINsation: A Wicked Halloween Experience, MAGS Boutique launch, and Club VIBE launch; subsequent BEDfellas: The Alternative Lifestyle Party, and Slave to Rhythm of Club VIBE; and DJ for Y101 (DYIO FM) Always First.
"(Had I not chosen to go into this field, I would) probably still be pursuing my other interests in culinary arts and catering," Cajote says. Alas, "(fate) smiled differently at me."
Cajote adds: "I believe that destiny doesn't make us, but we make our own destiny. Our actions lead to results, we reap what we plant. I cannot really determine where I would be able to bring myself in the future. My journey only happens once, and I'm living it (to the max) as much as possible, and for as long as there is left."
BE TOUCHED
"When people compliment me and I get comments like: 'Great party, Josh!' or 'When's your next big thing?'. Those are when I feel satisfied with the path I chose. It's very touching when people appreciate what you've been working hard on," Cajote says.
It is in partying, too, that Cajote found a way to help the GLBTQIA community in Cebu City – aiding in the holding of the Queen City of the South's first Gay Pride Celebration (2008), as well as, more simply, "providing gay spaces (where to celebrate GLBTQIA identity)."
"Cebu City's GLBTQIA is different – it's so hard to gather them in a place (to celebrate/party, simply because) they aren't used to partying at all (and, if at all, with the commonly held parties often the wilder ones, not the organized ones)," Cajote notes. That should change soon, though, as Cajote points out what for him is inspiring about Cebu City's GLBTQIAs: "They are such loving people, and laughter is never a scarcity to be worried about. There is not a dull moment when having them around."
Cajote believes that GLBTQIAs know "each of us has abilities, and, with these, we will be able to create a world way better than how 'regular' people (deem we deserve). We just have to help each other. We just need to learn that we are more than we, ourselves, see ourselves, and we need to teach each other to believe."
And somehow, celebrating that may just be one way to go.
And with that, Cajote is never far behind.
For more information, contact (+63) 9152704565, or (+6332) 2612196; or email jvcajote@ymail.com.
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Home > Features > What are Arsenal's chances to reach next season's UEFA competitions?
What are Arsenal's chances to reach next season's UEFA competitions?
By mac14 on March 4, 2022
Arsenal are going through one of their biggest transition periods in their history. While it often seems like there are too many issues within the team, it appears that Mikel Arteta is pleased with the overall results. Plus, the team is now almost in range of the Champions League spots while they had the worst season start in decades. Despite the less-than-stellar performance, fans can still wager on the Gunners using the STS code.
What chances does Arsenal have this season?
Arsenal started the 2021/22 campaign with three consecutive losses and a 0:9 goal difference. No one expected them to achieve something this season or even be in the race for the European championships.
But Mikel Arteta found a way. Arsenal went on an 8-game unbeaten run in the Premier League and overall, lost just three of the next sixteen matches. The team is currently 5th with 45 points, which is just one behind Manchester United at 4th place.
Moreover, Arsenal have played one or two games less than all other direct opponents for the Champions League qualifying spots. With two wins, the team will overtake Manchester United and have a lead.
On Thursday, Arsenal faced Wolverhampton, the team that was sitting right below them at 7th place. With the win, the team overtook West Ham for the Europa League qualifying place (5th).
Since the bad start, Arsenal have been one of the most impressive teams defensively although their attack is far from the highest-scoring in the league. And their chances to reach the Champions League definitely look higher than anticipated.
Arsenal have one of the easiest schedules until the end of the season. Besides the last match with Wolverhampton and one game against United, the team has to play against sides from the bottom half of the table.
With two additional games to play, there is one match that will decide who plays in the Champions League next season – the fixture between them and Manchester United on 23 April. West Ham had an incredible run but they have never qualified for the CL and the recent form suggests that the team is in no good shape right now.
Chelsea will keep 3rd place until the end of the season without a doubt, so the drama will be between Arsenal and Manchester United. While the Red Devils are in good form and have been improving, Ralf Ragnick has not yet found the right formula to make the team world-class.
Unless Arsenal lose points against some of the weaker teams, their chances to reach the Champions League are as high as United's.
Will Arsenal be contenders next season?
Mikel Arteta has voiced his main objective – to develop young players and integrate them into the team. This task has been successful to this point and we can give an example.
Arsenal's recent line-up against Brentford, for instance, had only four players that were over 24 years old. The average age of this team was 25 years.
The first goal of the match was scored by 21-year-old Smith-Rowe, who scored his 9th this season in the Premier League. He became the first graduate of the Arsenal academy since the 2009/2010 season to score 10+ goals in one season.
Arsenal's second goal in this meeting was scored by 20-year-old Saka, his seventh goal this season in the Premier League . At the same time, Saka has already participated in seven Arsenal goals in the last eight matches of the Premier League (five goals and two assists).
In the winter transfer window, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang left Arsenal, but Arteta did not buy anyone to replace him – only Lacazette and the young Nketiah remained of the nominal attackers. Technical director Edu Gaspar was quick to note that the coaching staff believed in Nketiah's progress and looked forward to him for the remainder of the season.
Arsenal's new strategy is to focus on young players from the academy instead of spending millions on foreign stars that might or might not succeed in the Premier League. And for now, it is working.
The way Arsenal turned their season with this young team suggests that the team will become a season-long contender for the Champions League (and maybe the title?) in the upcoming campaigns.


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Q: Horizontal Menus I want to create horizontal menu in android.
Android supports expandable    list view that expands vertically but i want to expand menus horizontally. Please refer image

Description:
In the images Menu1,menu2,menu3 are main menus and s1,s2,s3 are sub items of menu 1. If i clicked on main menu its sub items must be expand.

A: You can put submenus in an LinearLayout and add play with View.VISIBLE/View.GONE in onClickListener

A: It's a simple example.
you should complete it by yourself.
in xml.
<LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/attachments_list"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="fill_parent"
    android:orientation="horizontal">
    <Button
        android:id="@+id/btn_menu1"
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="50dp"
        android:text="Menu1"
        android:layout_weight="1"
        />
    <LinearLayout
        android:id="@+id/subview_menu1"
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="50dp"
        android:layout_weight="2"
        android:visibility="gone"
        >
        <Button
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="fill_parent"
            android:text="S1"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            />
        <Button
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="fill_parent"
            android:text="S2"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            />
        <Button
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="fill_parent"
            android:text="S3"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            />
    </LinearLayout>
    <Button
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="50dp"
        android:text="Menu2"
        android:layout_weight="1"
        />
    <Button
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="50dp"
        android:text="Menu3"
        android:layout_weight="1"
        />
    </LinearLayout>

in btn_menu1 OnClickListener
public void onClick(View v) {
    if (subview_menu1.isShown()) {
        subview_menu1.setVisibility(View.GONE);
    }
    else{
        subview_menu1.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
    }
}

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