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Restricted free-agent in last summer, Nicolas Batum has signed a lucrative four-year contract for the Blazers. Remains whether it will prove up to his salary, making him one of the ten best wingers paid the entire NBA. This article tell you the story in detail.
Nicolas Batum is he overpaid? That is the question many have asked U.S. editorial last summer, when Norman has signed a $ 46.5 million over four years (about 36 million) with the Portland Trail Blazers. Slightly less than 12 million greenbacks per season. A substantial sum, which places Frenchy in the top 10 highest paid players in the NBA at his position behind Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Paul Pierce, Rudy Gay, Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala, Luol Deng and Danny Granger. Batum has not yet statistics that allow it to compare with this kind of players, all except All Stars Gay. It turned indeed "only" 13.9 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.4 decisive pass per game 30.4 minutes in 2011-2012. This level of compensation, however, is neither a scandal nor an craziness.
First recall the context. The Blazers tried to sign an extension with Nicolas Batum last winter. Except that no agreement had been reached. The international tricolor has become restricted free-agent on July 1 of this year. Status implies that the player concerned may negotiate with teams of their choice. Except in case of agreement with one of them, his original team only has to align the proposal to "take" the song. In this case, Minnesota had both the financial capacity to offer an attractive salary Batum, while proposing a sports project attractive. Enough to turn the head of Frenchy, who accepted the offer of the T-Wolves and loudly proclaimed his ardent desire to join Kevin Love and Ricky Rubio to the Twin Cities. Necessarily offer a bit "inflated" financially in order to put pressure on Portland. But the franchise in Oregon has not relented and finally caught his player.
In the end, this duel Portland-Minnesota will have benefited Nicolas Batum, who finds himself in possession of a contract star for stats "role player." Although ... Former player of Le Mans and Nancy still finished last season with a "Efficency" 13.9 which ranks just behind the top 10 positions in three NBA. It is also a player who rose significantly from year to year and is already very efficient: 45% field goal, 39% at three points, 84% in free throws ... It is also known as an advocate- Atlantic. It is not by chance that different coaches under whom he played in Portland have always "put" the best striker outside opposing defense. Its speed and long arms are indeed a valuable asset in this field. Add to that Batum is a serious player, and applied to clean hands, and you understand the choices Blazers. A choice, if perhaps pose questions to some today, will be obvious to everyone in a few years according to them. A bet on the future.
We must also understand that Portland team did not have much choice. Especially after missing Roy Hibbert, restricted free-agent, selected by the Indiana Pacers. If Batum was gone, LaMarcus Aldridge and Wesley Matthews would have ended well ... The only message that was sent to LMA and local fans would not have been downright scary. While the rookie Damian Lillard seems to have a bright future ahead of him, but the team would have been more impoverished than it is today exist at present. "The Blazers will not be very good this season, but Damian Lillard will be very interesting to watch." A comment that pretty much sums up the situation and comes from one of our American colleagues to the fact most of the news Portland, Joe Freeman, The Oregonian. Imagine what it would have been without the French, who now finds himself in the position of the second best player in the roster behind Aldridge. If it supports the pressure of his new lease, Nicolas Batum will have all the freedom to make a huge season individually. Regarding collective success, he may regret for a long time of not being able to join the Minnesota Timberwolves.


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Checking husband's phone proves costly for woman
UAE Crime
Ajman Criminal Court fines, deports woman found guilty of breaching the privacy of her husband
Published: May 17, 2016 22:16 Aghaddir Ali, Staff Reporter
Ajman: A recent court ruling sounds like a wake-up call for spouses who spy into their partner's mobile phone.
The Ajman Criminal Court has found an Arab woman guilty of breaching the privacy of her husband after she looked into his mobile without his permission, a lawyer said yesterday.
The woman has been fined Dh150,000 and will be deported, the court ruled.
Eman Sabt, the lawyer for the woman, said the couple, in their 30s, are of Arab nationality.
The ruling was delivered on May 12, the lawyer said.
The woman gained access to her husband's mobile phone and transferred photos to her phone via WhatsApp.
Later, she accused her husband of having an affair with another woman.
Soon after, the man lodged a complaint with the Ajman court, accusing his wife of transferring photos without his permission.
The woman admitted to the charges.
The woman was prosecuted under criminal penal code No. 212 and the cybercrime law, Federal Decree-Law No. 5 of 2012, article No 21, which stipulates that a person "shall be punished by imprisonment of a period of at least six months and a fine not less than Dh150,000 and not in excess of Dh500,000 or either of these two penalties whoever uses a computer network and/or electronic information system or any information technology means for the invasion of privacy of another person in other than the cases allowed by the law..."
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Changes at the top as DWF chief executive Andrew Leaitherland steps down
The group's chairman Sir Nigel Knowles will assume the role of group CEO with immediate effect
Shelina BegumManchester Evening News Business Editor
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The CEO of stock market listed Manchester law firm DWF is stepping down with immediate effect.
Andrew Leaitherland has spent over 20 years at DWF and has been CEO and managing partner of the group since May 2006.
During this time, he has been instrumental in expanding the group from two offices in the UK to 33 offices across four continents, and achieving the successful IPO of the group in March 2019.
The group's chairman Sir Nigel Knowles will assume the role of group CEO.
Sir Nigel has over 40 years of experience in the legal sector, including extensive experience in building a global law firm as CEO and chairman for more than 20 years.
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Chris Sullivan, senior independent non-executive director, has been appointed as interim chairman.
A committee of independent directors has been formed to run a selection process for a permanent chairperson over the coming weeks.
Chris Sullivan said: "On behalf of the Board and all our colleagues I would like to thank Andrew for his hard work and commitment over many years; we owe him a great deal and wish him every success in his future endeavours.
"In these unprecedented times the Board believes that Sir Nigel's extensive experience in building and leading a global legal business will be invaluable as Group Chief Executive Officer in ensuring that our strategy delivers sustainable growth and attractive returns for all our stakeholders."
Andrew Leaitherland said: "It has been a privilege to be Group CEO of DWF for nearly 14 years and I am incredibly proud of the progress we have made in that time.
"It is a fantastic business with great people committed to delivering the best possible service to our clients. I wish Sir Nigel every success in taking the business forward."
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Sir Nigel Knowles added: "I am very grateful to have had the opportunity to serve as the Group's Chairman and even more honoured to have been asked now to lead the Company as its Group Chief Executive Officer.
"Andrew helped build a great business for which we are very grateful and we wish him the very best."
The changes at the top come as the group issued a trading update this morning.
It said the financial impact and the disruption of the Covid-19 pandemic was greater than anticipated and that it would not achieve annual revenue growth of 15-20 per cent as predicted in March.
It revised down profit expectations for 2020 to an EBITDA of around £34m and underlying adjusted EBITDA of £21m.
Sir Nigel added: "Whilst today's trading update shows there are near term challenges to be overcome, there is a significant opportunity to deliver attractive returns for our shareholders by consolidating the growth achieved to date and building an even stronger global platform centred around DWF's Complex, Managed and Connected delivery model."


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Mizzou Football 2012
The 2012 NFL Draft And The 2012 Missouri Defense
By Bill Connelly@SBN_BillC May 1, 2012, 12:48pm CDT
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Yesterday, we took a look at how Missouri's draft losses have impacted the Tigers' offense through the years. Now it's time to do the same for the defense.
Points: no draft points lost
Rankings Change: from 68th to 38th in Def. S&P+
Mizzou's 2005 defense wasn't horrendous, but it needed some experience. In 2006, seven starters returned, including a ferocious Brian Smith. His hip injury versus Kansas State set Mizzou's D back quite a few notches.
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LB Brian Smith (Fourth Round)
Points: 7.5 points lost
In replacing only one draft pick, and one who had already missed half of the previous season no less, Mizzou was able to take another step forward in 2007 despite only five starters returning overall. The secondary was Mizzou's best in a while, thanks to huge progress from both Pig Brown and William Moore (and the underappreciated play of true freshman Carl Gettis), and Mizzou was very much able to account for Smith's departure.
Rankings Change: from 42nd to 63rd in Def. F/+
Draft points only mean so much, huh? Mizzou lost nobody to the draft and returned eight starters, which was one of many reasons why we expected Mizzou to once again become a national title contender in 2008. Alas, it was not meant to be. The pass defense fell apart with William Moore getting hurt, Gettis falling into a sophomore slump, and a rotating cast of characters struggling in the other safety spot, and the run defense wasn't good enough to make up the difference despite quite a bit of NFL talent.
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DT Ziggy Hood (1st)
S William Moore (2nd)
DE Stryker Sulak (6th)
Points: 25 points lost
Rankings Change: from 63rd to 71st in Def. F/+
With just Sean Weatherspoon anchoring the 2009 defense and only four returning starters, Mizzou's defense regressed a bit more in Dave Steckel's first year in charge, but perhaps not as much as some might have thought. That was to be expected.
LB Sean Weatherspoon (1st)
Rankings Change: from 71st to 14th in Def. F/+
It is impossible to overstate just how much deeper Mizzou's defense was in 2010. Despite losing Sean Weatherspoon and four other starters, the pieces came together beautifully for an experienced unit. That it was Steckel's second year in charge probably didn't hurt. Still, there is almost no correlation here between points lost and quality.
DE Aldon Smith (Top 10)
LB Andrew Gachkar (Seventh Round)
Points: 15.5 points lost
Rankings Change: from 14th to 49th in Def. F/+
Okay, so there's a little bit of correlation. Mizzou lost two draft picks (and three other starters) in 2011 and regressed, though that had as much to do with turnover in the secondary and, perhaps as or more important, a string of injuries.
Rankings Change: ?
For the third time in this sample, Mizzou had zero defensive players drafted. The last two times this happened, Mizzou improved by 30 spots (in 2006) and regressed by 21 (in 2008). So not only are we dealing with a small sample size here, but we're dealing with a confusing one as well.
Mizzou must replace just four starters in 2012, none of whom were drafted. Still, the departures have thinned out Mizzou's experience at defensive tackle and taken away Mizzou's only truly proven safety. The way Steckel and company handle those losses will determine the Tigers' fate in 2012, whether Dominique Hamilton, Terrell Resonno and Kenji Jackson were drafted or not.
Mizzou's defense has surged in both directions in recent years (from 68th to 38th in 2006, from 42nd to 63rd in 2008, from 71st to 14th in 2010). The draft has had very little impact on any of that.


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Houston's Design Cliché of the Moment: Which Would You Nominate?
Let's kick off the nominating process for the 2011 Swamplot Awards for Houston Real Estate with this tried-and-true category: Favorite Houston Design Cliché. Past winners of this award include Lone Stars, "Lakes of" Subdivisions, and "Tuscanization." What Houston building, shopping center, streetscape, home, interior, neighborhood, or yard cliché deserves recognition this year? Your suggestions for this award may be inspired from stories on Swamplot or from your own keen eye for overused detail.
Nominations for this category are now open to your brilliant, clever, or possibly hackneyed suggestions! Enter your choice in a comment to this post only or — more privately — in an email the Swamplot tip line, with the subject line "Nomination: Favorite Houston Design Cliche." Nominations will be accepted for one full week, after which the best-presented choices will be opened for voting.
You can submit as many nominations as you like in this category, but your choices will have a better chance of succeeding if you use the opportunity to make your point in a clever and convincing way. When the actual awards are open for voting — next week! — each selected nomination will be introduced with some edited bastardization of the arguments made by the readers who submitted them. So be eloquent and persuasive! If you can send your own photos in support of a nomination, that will help a lot — and it'll likely help you make your case to voters. Send images to the Swamplot tip line, but be sure to identify them and indicate what they're for.
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TheNiche December 5, 2011 at 4:23 pm
LEED-certified 'green' buildings! When the cost of proving one's political correctness comprises up to half of the cost of actually being politically correct, that's a design cliche in the making.
Its nothing against resource conservation or healthy work environments. Don't get me wrong, that stuff is all fine and well. It's just that a developer could've gone above and beyond with all the money they spend just to advertise that they've built something that is merely adequate.
LEED certification is to commercial real estate what Ed Hardy t-shirts are to douchebags. All flash, no substance.
LudaKris December 5, 2011 at 5:02 pm
I like the way so many swamplotters like to call anything that might "mimic" an older style…as FAUX_____. seems like Faux Stucco and Faux Tuscan have been thrown around alot…particularly regarding anything Weingarten has a mini thought about….faux faux faux! how dare they!
Old School December 5, 2011 at 6:00 pm
The New Charlestorleans style of the tone deaf builders who have been banished from stomping down bungalows in the Heights, but are in a building frenzy on the peripheries of the historic districts. A New Charlestorleans house is always two stories, porches on the first and second floors and an odd mashup of Gothic Revival, Federal, Greek, Italiante and the occasional touch of craftsman as a wink and middle finger to the poor slob across the street whose perfectly restored 1,100 sq ft 1920s bungalow now looks as out of place as UH on a BCS bracket. The New Charlestorleans style is basically the architectural version of Mr. Potatohead. Take a 2400-3200 sq ft box, stick on a Federal roof with some Italiante brackets on the cornice, Greek columns, a bit of the French Quarter wrought iron railing and whatever other odds and ends you dig up and you have a New Charlestorlean home ready to sell to the couple that loves the look of historic homes but doesn't want the burden of keeping up repairs (and has no clue how shoddy new construction can be and how fast builders disappear into the wilderness once they have made their buck).
Lakes of tuscan December 6, 2011 at 12:42 am
Creative use of columns on new houses. Nothing says classy and sophisticated taste like plastic columns stuck to your house (inside and out)
Sihaya December 6, 2011 at 1:26 am
Giant metal chickens. They're still only half as ubiquitous as metal stars, but thanks to the Bloggess they're twice as hilarious. Knock knock, Houston.
ZachColor December 6, 2011 at 1:46 am
How about the multi-material exterior apartment complexes? The Core on Washington was the first one I saw. Now there is 2525 Yale and others. Mixing brick with corrugated aluminum with hardi-plank definitely breaks up the monotony, but I wonder how well the aesthetics of the design will hold up 10 or 20 years from now.
mek ju December 6, 2011 at 7:15 am
How about Historic? You don't even need to do any actual design…just pass an ordinance, mail a letter stamped COH – ensuring it gets tossed out with the junk mail – and BAM! With little to no effort OR design work you have a "historic" neighborhood. Just like I told the purchaser of my last house – that wood's not rotting, it's "historic!"
SevenFourteen December 6, 2011 at 9:07 am
I'm with Zach and Old School. Houston's Mish-Mash (miss-mash? miss-match?) of architectural styles is getting ridiculous. Pick a theme and stick with it and edit when necessary. More is not more people, seriously.
MC December 6, 2011 at 9:17 am
"Mixed used development"
marmer December 6, 2011 at 9:27 am
I almost hate to propose these because they're actually real modern design features, but I'm sure seeing a lot of monopitch roofs, butterfly roofs, and small, square clerestory windows on new construction. And aluminum-framed glass walls.
Robert Boyd December 6, 2011 at 9:47 am
They built a McMansion across the street from me earlier this year (so much for the theory that McMansions were going extinct) and I was shocked to see all the "lick 'n' stick" fake rock on it. I always chuckled at the phrase "lick 'n' stick", but having seen it put on a house, I can attest to its appropriateness. I don't mind houses with non-functional decorative items–bring 'em on! But the utter fakeness and dishonesty of lick 'n' stick "rock" rubs me the wrong way, so that's my vote.
Cranky December 6, 2011 at 9:47 am
How about a plenthora of art niches inside the cookie cutter, stone veneer & hardi rear, far-flung suburban tract homes. Yeah, a lot of avid art collectors live in those. Well, if you consider Thomas Kinkaid prints and "precious moments" figurines an art collection.
jg December 6, 2011 at 9:56 am
The guy above has a "perfectly restored 1,100 sq ft 1920s bungalow". This is his way of crapping all over the people driving property values, as his 1100 square feet only allows 1 bathroom.
The "historic" part of the original neighborhood is that it was built during an awful time in America, when people were broke, and 2 bedroom, 1 bath houses were just cheaper — and often CARDBOARD CUTOUT homes literally ordered from a Sears Catalog.
Talk about design cliche. This means people wrap their historic thinking around pre-fabricated houses dumped on the masses to prey on their lack of spending power. I guaranty if the people forced to live like this were asked, they would have much preferred to build a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home like the original mansions of midtown/montrose, to at least have some connection to a coastal/low country culture.
Don't be so smug. The true history of Houston is that many of the original people were largely relocations from the coastal regions of the southland. This includes Southern Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama. The original houses and styles were indicative of their background, and so are the ones you poke fun at here.
avoid grocery stores December 6, 2011 at 10:21 am
"Designed" Grocery Stores. Seriously, I want to get my cart, get my food and drink, and get out of the building. I could care less who designed it and how nice it looks. If there's no parking and the isles are convoluted cause some architect couldn't design a rectangle, then I'll just continue shopping at my undesigned store in a strip center.
shadyheightster December 6, 2011 at 10:45 am
As others have noted, my vote is for the "rock" that is applied over some exterior sheetrock. It started on small commercial structures several years ago ( see bank branches) and has now spread into the residential marketplace. In a city built atop clay and sand it always just seems a bit odd to me, like it's trying to evoke "Denver on the Gulf" or something.
Ian V December 6, 2011 at 10:53 am
Old School is dead on with post #3. Dead. On.
d__ortiz December 6, 2011 at 10:54 am
How about stained wood exteriors that look like shit 6 months after completion?
Patrick December 6, 2011 at 10:56 am
LMAO @ the above comments.
Old School December 6, 2011 at 11:20 am
@jg: The vast majority of the Heights bungalows were built in 1920. This was not an awful time in Houston, or the nation. Houston was in the middle of an oil boom. The bungalows provided newly emerging middle class families an opportunity to live in their own house instead of sharing a dingy tenenment with multiple families. 800-1000 sq ft bungalows were a big step up for many of the first residents. Many of the homes were ordered from catalogs and shipped to the home owner for assembly. But this did not mean that they were at all lacking in quality or design. In fact, the original bungalows were way over-engineered compared to today's standards. Framing was old growth hardwood and siding was cypress, which holds up to the demands of termites and moisture. But, most importantly, the craftsman style was original and purely American. The Mr. Potatohead houses offer no originality and just hack up architectural styles to try to con people into believing that they are from another time. There are plenty of examples of new construction and rennovations in the Heights that are consistent with the period of the neighborhood's craftsman architecture. It is not a difficult style to emulate. Thus, if you really want to see smug, take a look at the builders who ignore the history of the neighborhood in favor of their own hack imitation of southern architecture.
caneco December 6, 2011 at 12:09 pm
I would like to nominate the McCamelback.
Cody December 6, 2011 at 12:28 pm
I didn't think I'd have one to add, but after reading the comments I'll have to "me too!" the stupid looking fake rock siding. Can't stand that look. Reminds me of cheesy Mexican restaurants that have fake stucco walls inside that look like they're 'broken' only to expose some fake brick.
Lost_In_Translation December 6, 2011 at 12:46 pm
Plus one on LEED. Or the useless solar panels stuck on building roofs to make up like 1% of their energy usage until they fall apart through neglect.
By the by have the wind turbines been reinstalled on that downtown building?
Ribalding December 6, 2011 at 12:48 pm
In honor of the upcoming holiday season, can I nominate icicle Christmas lights?
In our climate, they just look silly.
@ Cranky: I recently was in a junk shop in Indiana listening to a pair dressed in Snuggie-wear carry on enthusiastically about a Thomas Kinkaide framed printed piece of paper they found in the bargain bin.
"It must be worth at least $500" said one of them.
One man's mass-produced junk sold at Ross is another man's treasure.
And yeah, when you've got an hour to kill in Indiana, a junk shop with Snuggies and Kinckaides is about as good as it gets.
Lake of Tuscan December 6, 2011 at 1:10 pm
I like lick and stick stone too, however it seems like we have had a version Of that for the last few years…. How about production builders use of the terms "custom" and "luxury". Nothing says sophistication and taste like a cul-de-sac full of Trendmaker or Partners in Building houses.
alion December 6, 2011 at 3:39 pm
There is some truth in about every post up here – including jg's – but oh my God, you people are smug. Not everyone wants to live in a 900-sq.ft home with creaky floors, no central a/c and a bathroom that allows you to shit and shave at the same time. Get over yourselves.
Lost_In_Translation December 6, 2011 at 4:24 pm
alion, yeah but why do those people have to live in the heights. Blah blah property rights and all that but moving into a neighborhood and destroying it's character with lot consuming houses isn't exactly neighborly. Granted it's the price you pay for living outside of deed restricted communities but that doesn't mean their neighbors lose their rights to complain.
Mel December 6, 2011 at 5:05 pm
Following from 3, 4, 6, 8 and 19– Old School's "Mr. Potato Head Construction" gets my nomination and vote!
me December 7, 2011 at 11:10 am
Ladies and gentlemen, I present comment number 3. Read it. Over and over and over and over again.
e55 December 16, 2011 at 4:45 pm
Shopping centers with open metal canopies over the storefront windows. Even worse is when those canopies are stabilized by a turnbuckle system connecting the front of the canopy to the building. Even worse than that is when said turnbuckle's point of attachment to the building is highlighted by a Texas star-shaped escutcheon plate.
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Q: System.AssertException not allowing me to convert Leads into Opportunities I'm trying to convert a lead into an opportunity (on a managed package), so no access to the triggers. I just want to know if there's a solution to an Assertion Failed.
This is part of the Error Message:

rC_Giving.Opportunity_AfterInsert: execution of AfterInsert caused by: System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: null == opportunityGiving.Giving_Amount__c:

Is it the trigger that's causing this? Any way around it without fixing the code?

A: What I did was avoid validation rules from triggering upon conversion. That will trouble the data a bit, but at least I can create leads now.

A: It appears to me that what this error null == opportunityGiving.Giving_Amount__c is telling you is that you've not put an amount in for the Opportunity. Looks like you're perhaps using the NPSP and the opp is a donation of some kind? The managed package is treating that custom field as a required field.

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Muhannad Ahmed Abu Radeah Assiri (; born 14 October 1986) is a retired Saudi Arabian professional footballer who plays as a striker for Al-Shabab and the Saudi Arabia national team.

On 7 August 2021, Assiri announced his retirement from football.

International career
In May 2018, he was named in Saudi Arabia's preliminary squad for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

Career statistics

Club

International
Statistics accurate as of match played 25 June 2018.

International goals
Scores and results list Saudi Arabia's goal tally first.

Honours
Al-Shabab
King Cup: 2014

Al-Ahli
Saudi Crown Prince Cup: 2014–15
Saudi Professional League: 2015–16
King Cup: 2016
Saudi Super Cup: 2016

References

External links
Assiri statistics with clubs
Assiri statistics with national team

1986 births
Living people
People from 'Asir Province
Association football forwards
Saudi Arabian footballers
Saudi Arabia international footballers
Muhayil Club players
Al-Wehda Club (Mecca) players
Al-Shabab FC (Riyadh) players
Al-Ahli Saudi FC players
Saudi First Division League players
Saudi Professional League players
2018 FIFA World Cup players

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When it comes to Fall photography in the Washington, DC area, a lot of attention is understandably focused on the mountains of Virginia. Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park is a short 2-hour drive from Washington and you can see red, orange, and yellow treetops for miles from dozens of scenic overlooks. A day-trip through Virginia may not fit into your itinerary, however. Luckily, there is an abundance of Fall color within the beltway (and just outside it). During my first Autumn in DC, my lack of knowledge and people's horror stories about traffic along Skyline Dr. kept me close to home, but I managed to stumble across some beautiful foliage anyway. Below, I share what I learned last year as I prepare to widen my horizons this year.
I'm from the Midwest where the leaves begin to change in early September. I was surprised that Fall hits the mid-Atlantic almost 2 months later. Though temperature and precipitation may cause the peak leaf color timing to vary, the best time to view leaves in the Nation's capital usually falls between November 1st and the 15th. Some of my best pictures were taken in late October. As for time of day…sunrise and sunset are nice, but what you really want is a day with a bright, overcast sky. This will give you the maximum level of saturation in the colors, and the color is really what it's all about. I never would have thought, but night pictures incorporating fall leaves can be quite striking, so long as there is sufficient light. Some of my favorite pictures from last Fall were taken after sunset.
There are, of course, more trees than this around the DC area. These are just the places I've been. Additionally, the National Arboretum is an obvious choice, the area around the U.S. Capitol has plenty of great backdrops for Fall photos, the National Mall is lined with beautiful trees, and there are plenty of city and state parks nearby. As I tour these other places, I will add to this post to give you a comprehensive list of beautiful Fall photo locales in and around DC.
Lens: The photographic opportunities are as varied as the locations, thus, a wide variety of lenses and focal lengths may be appropriate depending on your creative desires. The majority of my pictures were taken with an 18-200 mm lens because that is what I have on my camera most often. I did take several with a Tamron 90mm macro lens. Additionally, a wide-angle lens (which I didn't have last year) could be appropriate for some of the more open areas such as Great Falls Park, Constitution Gardens, or the National Mall.
Tripod: For the majority of Fall pictures you take in DC, a tripod won't be necessary. If you find a bright, overcast day there is sufficient light to take pictures at high shutter speeds. If you want to try your had at night pictures however, it goes without saying that you'll need some way to stabilize the camera. The picture from Constitution Gardens above, is a 10 second exposure; far too long for even the steadiest of hands to take a sharp picture.
Filters: One solid piece of advice for anyone wishing to take Fall color pictures is carry a circular polarizing filter. In addition to color saturation, the circular polarizer cuts down the reflections from leaves that may be wet or just naturally shiny that can cause blowouts. Also, if you're heading to Great Falls Park you may want to bring along a neutral density filter so you can draw out your shutter speed and blur the moving water.
Via Outdoor Photographer Magazine: You don't have to rely on pure luck to find a perfect Fall scene; you can create one. As you walk, gather a few picturesque fallen leaves, find a good location, and lay them out how you want them. Be sure you don't put them all colorful side up or else the scene will look staged.
About.com – This site provides a number of ideas for places to view leaves, including DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Tripcart.com – Another great resource if you scroll down past the ads.
For those venturing out to suburban Virginia, I would suggest Burke Lake Park in (you guessed it) Burke, VA. The large lake is surrounded by foliage that makes for a very beautiful landscape scene full of fall colors and reflections in the water.
Thanks for the suggestion Eric. I will probably check this out this Fall. I've been meaning to make it to Mount Vernon and Burke is a short jaunt from there. That's make for a good day I think.
Great post, Brandon. Autumn is definitely DC's season.


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Cobra Kai's third season is receiving extremely optimistic evaluations. The ranking of this martial arts sequence at review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes is a formidable 97 per cent.
The season is being praised for its motion, humour, writing and performances.
The essential consensus reads, "By pairing its emotional punches with stronger humor, Cobra Kai's third season finds itself in fine fighting form."
Cobra Kai, created by Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, is a sequel sequence to The Karate Kid movie sequence from the 1980s. The sequence first debuted on YouTube and shortly gained recognition. It was acquired by Netflix in June final 12 months. It has already been renewed for a fourth season.
Rogerebert.com's Nick Allen wrote in his review, "Even with its flaws in season three, Cobra Kai hasn't just honored the Karate Kid way of storytelling, but mastered it."
Slashfilm's Rafael Motamayor opined, "In an age of reboots and sequels, Cobra Kai continues to make the case that there are still ways to recycle 40-year-old characters and stories and make them feel fresh, timely, and necessary."
Daily Telegraph's Ed Power talked about in his review, "Sounds bleak yet Cobra Kai has a spring in its step. While it acknowledges its characters' emotional pain, it never labours the point."
AV Club's Alex McLevy famous, "Season three pummels you with enough broad laughs and over-the-top twists to keep you coming back to its televised dojo, no matter how often it backslides into hokum."
Entertainment Weekly's Darren Franich opined, "A high energy showdown for youth in revolt, alongside a never-more-sensitive portrayal of middle-aged reminiscence. It reaffirms Cobra Kai as one of the cleverest reboots in our nostalgia-drunk era."
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Sleep apea, Tachardia, Palpitations, irregular heart beats: Recently a piece of my tooth broke off.
I went to the dentist yesterday and they discovered that since there was no pain that the tooth was probably dead. I will now have to have a root canal and a crown.
I am 58 years old and have never had any kind of anesthesia or novacaine. I have never been put out and I am really terrified and feel panicked already.
I have sleep apea, tachardia, palpitations, irregular heart beats. I also take metoprolol and protonix. I don't know what to do.
I can understand your fear as you have never had this kind of dental problem before,and you have never had general or local anesthesia.
Since you have a history of sleep apnea,tachycardia, palpitations and an irregular heart beat you may not be a candidate for in office oral or IV sedation dental care. Your sleep apnea is a result of a restricted airway when you sleep,which is caused by loose tissue and your tongue falling backwards while you sleep. I would also guess that heavy snoring is a component of your sleep apnea as well.
I feel your limited airway while sleeping is a conta-indication to being sedated in a dental office setting. A second major concern is your irregular heart beat and palpatations.
Many local dental anesthetics contain epinepherine which can speed up the heart beat for several minutes after getting numb. If you are already tachycartic (elevated heart-rate), having an epi containing anesthetic could present problems.
Since you are so apprehensive about your upcoming dental appointment, I recommend talking to your dentist a bit more about your concerns and how you are feeling. Your dentist may even refer you to a root canal specialist to complete your needed root canal treatment. A non-epinepherine local anesthetic can be used to decrease the chance of a speeded up heart rate.
Sleep apnea and snoring can lead to increased systemic problems and heart issues. There are anti-snoring appliances available that help position the lower jaw forward during sleep that greatly reduce or eliminate snoring and can reduce sleep apnea. If a patient is able to keep their tongue from falling backwards with the use of one of these appliances, they will get much better sleep.


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Q: How to correctly import missing values from SPSS portable files? As mentioned in other questions, the best way to import a SPSS dataset into R, is to first export the SPSS file to "portable SPSS" format, and then use memisc as follows:
library(memisc)
mydata <- as.data.set(spss.portable.file("myspss.por"))

But my problem is that NAs are encoded as text (even that I specified the NA values in SPSS)
My solution is to do this for each variable:
mydata$v1[mydata$v1 == "NA"] <- NA

But I have more than 50 variables... ¿do you know a better approach? or ¿do you know what I'm doing wrong in the import?

A: I found a solution that works for me:
library(memisc)
mydata <- as.data.set(spss.portable.file("myspssdata.por"))
mydata <- as.data.frame(mydata)

When the data.set is converted to data.frame all NA values are correct.
I also tried to obtain a data.frame directly:
mydata <- as.data.frame(spss.portable.file("myspssdata.por"))

But in that way I obtain a data.frame with 0 observations. So it seems that is mandatory to go through the data.set first.
Thanks for your answers.

A: Just do
is.na(mydata) <- mydata == "NA"

and all "NA"s in all columns are replaced by actual NAs.

A: I use Hmisc::spss.get to read SPSS and NA values are imported properly:
library(Hmisc)
r <- spss.get(survey_results_file, use.value.labels=T)
> str(r[273,"Q5A8"])
 Factor w/ 4 levels "1 Not Important",..: NA
> is.na(r[273,"Q5A8"])
[1] TRUE


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Although every second day a new smartphone model is launched in the market, so its not possible for all to keep changing their mobiles frequently. So in this article we have compiled a list of some of the top smartphones under 20,000 rupees.
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A Bayern Munich fan's argument against the Bundesliga playoffs
The Bundesliga is thinking about installing a playoff system. Is such a system really necessary?
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Mainz and Leverkusen gave Bundesliga fans a treat on Friday
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This past week, before Bayern Munich played RB Salzburg, I had the unfortunate pleasure of witnessing Paris Saint-Germain host Real Madrid. Aside from Kylian Mbappe's fabulous winner, I can barely remember any details. Commentators call such games "tactical battles"; I call them "boring".
On Friday, meanwhile, at the end of the Bundesliga's first weekend kick off between Bayer Leverkusen and Mainz, I found myself standing with Mainz. And for all of those who have read my work over the years, my bias towards Bayer Leverkusen (and Borussia Mönchengladbach) is obvious. Why was I standing with this team which tends to yo-yo between the top two divisions in Germany?
Well, obviously, because I wanted them to win.
For all of those who saw the game, Leverkusen's first goal via Patrick Schick went in following a really unfortunate deflection off Mainz's captain, Moussa Niakhaté. Mainz equalized via Aaron Martin. They should have been ahead shortly thanks to Karim Onisiwo but the referee deemed that Onisiwo's goal shouldn't stand because Niakhaté was offside. At that point, one could not help but feel for Mainz. Mainz would get their win though via two brilliant goals in the last ten minutes from Jean-Paul Boetius and Marcus Ingvartsen.
At the end of the game, the stats informed me that Mainz had outran Leverkusen; this wasn't surprising at all.
So, why am I writing this?
Recently, there has been talk of switching to a playoff system to make German football exciting, because Bayern Munich winning the title every season makes the league boring and reduces its appeal internationally. Competition is always good for a league and I do not want to argue with that point.
I want to point out, for a second, that a league deemed boring is the one I would rather watch week in week out than the "tactical battles" in the Champions League. You may argue that this is because my team will win it anyway. But only one game per weekend involves Bayern Munich. It is the beauty of the game which makes me tune in to the other contests. This weekend, for example, Gladbach, caught in a relegation battle, will play Borussia Dortmund. I, like many a Gladbach fan, will be rooting for a Gladbach win because I do not want the Foals to suffer yet another relegation.
The Bundesliga produces brilliant games week in week out; the fans are brilliant, the teams are, for the most part, fan-owned and the league continues to stand against ownership by billionaires unlike in most other countries. Many would like to see the system change nonetheless.
But each year that this debate regarding competitiveness in the Bundesliga comes up, my heart sinks a little. I have watched the Premier League grow more and more soulless down the years. I would hate to see the league that has accompanied me through my ups and downs go the same way.
For me, Gladbach's relegation battle and a Leverkusen-Mainz game under the floodlights will always be much more exciting than a tactical battle between two giants owned by world powers could ever be.
Let us know your thoughts and, as always, thank you for reading!
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No one expected to see dusk. What we expected was Mogadishu writ large. The Americans would win, that was indisputable. But we, the first in, embarked on it without expectation of survival. We prepared to make a good run of it, stripping soft gear off the outside of the Bradley that might burn if we got hit, loading up on water and ammo. Smitty, the Bradley's 20-year-old radio operator, was bounced to make room for a psyops soldier and the amplifiers that would blast the "surrender" messages. Smitty was angry . . .
I was the only one in the company who had a choice in the matter. But the question of whether to ride with one's friends, when one has a job to do, when one has made a commitment, is not much of a question at all. There was heavy fire that day and for two days after. A lot of people died. But not us. We lived, and learned some of the many lessons that war has to offer.
Olive branches (above), together with palm fronds, were the plants of choice during Palm Sunday rituals in St. Peter's Square.
Iraq has become the central battlefield in the 21st century's Islamic war, and may have been destined to be, with or without us. Lying geographically, ideologically, and culturally athwart the Middle East, rich in resources and boiling with rage long before we got there, it is the place where the war will either be settled or truly begun. It is a fitting role for the cradle of civilization to host a war in which the very progress of civilization is being challenged.
Saddam Hussein convinced the world he had active weapons programs. The evidence now suggests he didn't, but how active his programs were, ultimately, is irrelevant. He had demonstrated his desire to dominate the region. Our European allies were eager to do business with him despite their own intelligence reports. Absent any containment, there was potential for more terrible and far-reaching wars. It was inevitable that Iraq would undergo a post-Saddam power struggle with massive ethnic conflict and with interference by Iran and Syria. The question was, and remains, how much influence we would wield in that event.
The sensuous splendor of Catholic ritual at its best trumps all other religious traditions out there, in our opinion. We simply cannot connect with religious traditions that just say no to the deeply human resonance of music and graphic representations of everything under the sun -- yes, you, Osama and Ahmajinedad -- and while ascetic traditions have their charms, nothing can beat Mozart's C Minor Mass or his "Lacrymosa" from Requiem for their awe-inspiring call to something far greater than ourselves. Not to mention Wolfgang Amadeus's "Ave Verum Corpus," the most ineffably, heartbreakingly beautiful piece of music ever written. We had the musicians play it at Mummy's memorial service, a perfect complement to our sister's sparkling tribute to "a most incandescent light."
If I were to ask you what are the five Holy Nights, what would come to your mind? Perhaps nothing or perhaps something. The fact of the matter is that the Holy Days and Nights are not discussed very often among religious people in America. But for Muslims in America there are evenings that should matter in our lives, they should not be ordinary nights that pass in an ordinary way. There are five Holy Nights that I am going to mention here and if these nights mean something in the Heavens, then they should mean something to Believers on Earth.
"You don't have to know anything about art -- or even the Bible -- to find yourself overwhelmed with emotion in the presence of Michelangelo's marble sculpture 'Pietà' (1498–99) in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome," we captioned this image in our December 2004 post "Lacrymosa," where we commented that "Jesus lies lifeless in the arms of his mother, Mary, after the crucifixion. The heaviness of her son's lifeless body weighs oppressively upon her, the angular lights and darks, ins and outs of the folds of her garment a muscular expression of her mental anguish."
You might be interested to know that among American Christians this Holy Week is filled with celebration and contemplation of the meaning of the Passion of Christ.
Nobody ever listens to anybody. It reminds us of the outrage of PBS listeners when the taxpayer-subsidized radio station had the gall to air the views of a handful of conservatives. Harummmph!
Update: The Lord [of the Blogosphere] be with you.
Planning for war is not like planning next fall's curriculum. All participants make misjudgements of the opponent's plans. But those who have the will to persevere and emerge the winner will control the future until the next war. War is one of the manifestations of human nature and periodically is inevitable.
I had the fortune to see Pieta in 2006. I didn't understand sculpture until I saw that piece.
I've always wondered if Muslims would look at it and feel the awe, and the peace that comes from standing there at the moment.
It drove me into a side anteroom to pray.
I don't know who said it - but the truism "all plans fail on first contact with the enemy" has certainly been as true in this war as in any other.
It took a while and most annoyingly it took a "failed" election for the President to decide that maybe we should change tactics. *sigh* I wonder if anything at all would've changed if the Republicans had held control of the House and Senate. It took a shake up to make them move out of their rut and get things turned in the right direction in Iraq. Now they need to have another look at Afghanistan.
No matter what the Pope prays - until the bad guys decide it's not in their favor to keep fighting - the killing won't end. If we retreat, it will only get worse. And Christians will pay the highest price of all.
There is nothing wrong to praying for an end to massacres, nothing wrong to praying for an end to the violence. There is no tension between the US' military aims to support the elected, internationally recognized government of Iraq and the Pope's exhortation for an end to violence.
Hopefully our troops do not hate Iraqis. It is counterproductive to victory for them to do so and certainly against national policy. We're not pro-violence, pro-massacre either so why the reaction against the Pope's prayer?
He also pointed out that, if the enemy has only three available options, it is certain he will choose the fourth.
"All military plans fail upon first contact with reality." - Diggs, General Staff, 4th Infantry Division, Baghdad.
No enemy is needed for any military plan to fail.
as-salaamu 'alaikum Sissy Willis. Thank you for the link. May God Almighty reward you for your good deeds, amin.
Wishing all, you and yours, the mighty readers of the amazing SISU, a brilliant Saint Patrick's Day.
Beannacht Lá Fhéile Pádraig !


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Q: Karma testing lodash Factory i have created a factory for the lodash library in my angular app like so:
angular.module('lodash',[]).service('_', function(){
    var _ = window._;
    // i am delete the _ property on the window
    // so that i m enforced to dependency inject
    // lodash each time i want to use it
    // instead of using the global lodash library
    delete window._;
    return _;
});

Now I want to test my module service and i m using the following test
describe('lodash', function() {
    // load the utilities module
    beforeEach(module('lodash'));

    describe('_', function() {
        it('should be defined', inject(function(_) {
            expect(_).not.toBe(null);
        }));
        it('should have toArray() defined', inject(function(_) {
            expect(_.toArray).toBeDefined();
        }));
    });
});

This 2nd test is not succeeding. The only way to make that work is to take away the following line from my service implementation.
delete window._;

My question comes here: Since delete operator only deletes the property from the window object and not the original reference why does deleting window._ break the test and the _ object comes empty in the tests?

A: I remember having similar problem. Not sure if the problem is exactly the same, but I solved it copying the properties of lodash in a new object, which I then returned from the factory :
function lodash($window) {
    var lodashLib = $window._;
    var _ = {};

    delete( $window._ );

    // Instead of using directly what I got from the window object, I copy its properties
    // I cannot explain why this works better, but it solved the problem for me
    angular.extend(_, lodashLib);

    return _;
}

Secondly, I think you should be careful with testing not.toBe(null), toBeDefined() might be better (there are a lot of really precise ways to test things with Jasmine). Lastly, for your second test, I believe the proper test should be expect(typeof _.toArray).toBe('function');, which is a bit more specific than just being defined :)
I hope I answered your question, even if my knowledge of unit tests is in general pretty lackluster.

A: After each test you jast need to return back $window._
This code should work correctly:
describe('lodash', function() {
    var factory;

    // load the utilities module
    beforeEach(module('lodash'));

    beforeEach(inject(function (___) {
        factory = ___;
    }));

    afterEach(inject(function (_$window_) {
        _$window_._= factory;
    }));

    describe('_', function() {
        it('should be defined', function() {
            expect(factory).toBeDefined();
        });

        it('should have toArray() defined', function () {
            expect(factory.toArray).toBeDefined();
        });

        it('default keys method ->', function () {
            expect(factory.keys({"key1": "value1", "key2": "value2", "key3": "value3"})).toEqual(["key1","key2","key3"]);
        });
    });
});


Journey from Zanskar, a film by celebrated Hoop Dreams filmmaker Frederick Marx had its theatrical debut in New York in late September. The debut was supported by Worldways, and will be followed by another theatrical release in Los Angeles. A powerful story of Tibetan cultural survival, the film is narrated by Richard Gere, and features His Holiness the Dali Lama and the courageous monks and families of Zanskar.


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Eric Reinert
22-year-old Eric Reinert was confined to a wheel chair when his nervous system was attacked by a crippling disease named Rat Lungworm Disease.
Reinert has been confined to a wheel chair since his nervous system was attacked by the paralysing disease.
The rare microscopic organism lives in rats and can be caught by eating fruit and vegetables that have not been thoroughly washed.
Now the former state wrestler is having to learn to walk again.
"Every movement was just dreaded – horrible, awful, terrible," said Reinert.
The young man left Watertown, Minnesota last November to travel to Hawaii to indulge his passion for organic farming. But the agricultural enthusiast, who hopes to open his own farm in the future, soon developed stomach cramps and muscle weakness. As his nervous system was attacked by this parasite, every vibration caused him horrific pain.
After several days when any movement caused him unbearable agony - he was hospitalised.
"Just staying as still as I could on my back was the only way I could be at peace for even a little bit," said Reinert.
Doctors diagnosed him with rat lungworm.
After a month in the hospital he was allowed to go home and is now making small steps to get back to health. Doctors say he will make a full recovery.
"A lot of people in Hawaii don't even know this exists, I didn't know it existed. I wasn't told about it because I'm sure the people I lived with didn't know that it exists.'
"Honestly - the left side of my face is still numb."
"Every day it gets a little better. It's kind of a roller coaster with the pain but overall, that's what I tell everybody. Overall, I'm getting better every day."
Many Minnesotans go to Hawaii to relax, to get some sun and take in a little bit of paradise.
Working as an assistant with the University of Minnesota softball team is not what Reinert envisioned when he was a stand-out wrestler in high school. Considering what he's been through, he's ecstatic to even be there.
"It's just a surreal thing to imagine that that was me a year ago."
A year ago Reinert weighed 50 pounds less than now and was learning to walk all over again - just like a small child. It was baby steps for reading books and computer screens too. Yet even that was good progress compared to where Eric was in November of 2011.
"The pain was kind of unimaginable."
Reinert was working on a farm in Hawaii's Puna District, learning to become an organic farmer. Two weeks into the program, he got sick and what followed was incredible pain. His nervous system became hypersensitive to the point where the tiniest vibrations sparked discomfort. It happened even when his roommates would walk by while Reinert was lying on his bed.
"I could feel them walking, shooting vibrations up through me. I couldn't feel comfortable in any position."
After a few days, a doctor diagnosed him with Rat Lungworm Disease. Extremely rare and as nasty as it sounds, it can only be found in that part of Hawaii. And it comes from a microscopic parasite in a rat.
Something as simple as eating an unwashed strawberry may have been how Reinert contracted the disease.
"The Honolulu newspaper interviewed me and said I might be the only person on the mainland of America that has ever gotten it." - This is no longer true.
That shows just how unlucky Reinert was, but his luck has changed. Despite occasional pain and discomfort in his right leg, Reinert is nearing a full recovery.
He's back in Minnesota finishing school at the University of Minnesota, where he's now pitching batting practice to the softball team.
"He challenges them. He's confident in there and he challenges the hitters." said his pitching coach Piper Ritter.
From baby steps to throwing 65 mile an hour fastballs underhand, Reinert credits his family, friends and God for where he is today.
When we talked to him last year he promised he'd recover, and it was a promise he kept.
"That's what I remember when we last talked was I'm going to get better. And that attitude and that drive to want to get better is what helped me get better."
Reinert plays men's fastpitch softball in the summer and last summer, he was able to do some of that, though he said running was still difficult.
He said he will graduate from the U of M next spring, and he still plans on pursuing a career in horticulture.
This information is not meant to be used for self-diagnosis or as a substitute for consultation with a health care provider. If you have any questions about the parasites described above or think that you may have a parasitic infection, consult a health care provider.
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There is so much to be excited about during the most spooktacular time of year! From candy, delicious food, scary sights, to costumes galore…here are some local places celebrating Halloween for you and your family to explore!
On Saturday, October 27, 2018, at Pickrell Park from 5:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M, Schertz Fire Rescue, along with The City of Schertz and Schertz Family Y, will be hosting a Trunk-or-Treat. Offering a safe environment, this is an opportunity for you to bring your little goblins and ghouls for a safe evening of trick-or-treating, a costume contest, spooky hayrides, pumpkin patch pictures, a Halloween maze, movies, and so much more!
Taco Cabana's Schertz location off IH 35 & FM 3009 is hosting a Halloween Patio Party on Saturday, October 27th, from 6:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M. You can celebrate Halloween 2018 with karaoke, a Halloween costume contest, prizes, crafts for the kids, and an opportunity to try some of their brand new menu items. This family friendly event is open to the public and will be fun for all ages!
On Tuesday, October 30, 2018, from 6:00 P.M.-7:30 P.M., Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen will be hosting their 1st Annual Trunk-or-Treat. With free admission and entry, be sure and stop by for lots of candy, a "Kids Eat Free" voucher and enter a raffle for the chance to win a free dinner.
The Annual SUMC Halloween Fest, located at the Schertz United Methodist Church is taking place on Wednesday, October 31, 2018 from 5:30 P.M.-8:00 P.M. Dress up and enjoy a night of food, fun, games, and more!
The City of Live Oak is hosting a free Halloween Family Night on Wednesday, October 31, 2018 from 6:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M. at the Live Oak Fire Station. This event is for adults and kids of all ages, save the date for some Halloween fun with snow cones, games, a costume contest, music, and much more!


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Q: How to change the behavior of the following css button? Hello I am working in the following small page, I have two buttons, one to hide a textarea and the other to show it, in fact they work well however I would like to color the buttom called: Hide in green, in order to do it I tried:

<button class="button buttom2" style="vertical-align:middle" onclick="hide()"  background-color= "green"; >Hide</button>

but It doesn't affect the behavior of my button, I would like to appreciate any suggestion to fix the problem, I created the following jsfiddle file to show the problem:
https://jsfiddle.net/12bkgd4q/9/

A: background-color is a style property, and the colour green is the property-value of that style property; as they're style properties they should be in the style attribute along with the other style(s):
<button class="button buttom2" style="vertical-align:middle; background-color: green;" onclick="hide()">Hide</button>

What you may have been trying to use, but mis-remembering, is the old (now obsolete) bgcolor attribute, which would also set the background-color of an element.

A: You are setting background-color= "green"; outside style attribute, you need to put it inside style attribute
<button class="button buttom2" style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:green" onclick="hide()";>Hide</button>

JSFIDDLE

A: flip around background color and the JavaScript call, like this:
style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:green;" onclick="hide();"

A: OBSERVATIONS:
Declaring inline-style css works, but the best approach is to use external css to separate style from content as well as using unobstrusive javascript to bind events.

SOLUTION:

*

*Change misspelling in "buttom2" to "button2".

*Remove inline-styles. (Remove style attribute from buttons tag). Add the desired css properties in your external CSS file.

*Remove onclick event from your button tag and add identifiers to your buttons so that you can later bind event listeners with jQuery in a separate JS file.

CODE SNIPPET:

var sTextO = $("#texto");

$("#triggerBtn1").on("click", function() {
  sTextO.show();
});

$("#triggerBtn2").on("click", function() {
  sTextO.hide();
});
body {
  background-color: blue;
}
textarea {
  display: block;
  margin-left: auto;
  margin-right: auto;
}
#out1 {
  width: calc(100% - 150px);
  text-align: center;
  font-style: normal;
  font-weight: bold;
  font-size: 28px;
  white-space: pre;
  background-color: black;
  padding: 25px;
  border: 25px solid navy;
  margin: 25px;
  box-shadow: 0 8px 16px red;
}
.wrapper {
  text-align: center;
}
.button {
  display: inline-block;
  box-shadow: 0 8px 16px white;
  border-radius: 4px;
  background-color: red;
  border: none;
  color: #FFFFFF;
  text-align: center;
  font-size: 28px;
  padding: 25px;
  width: 200px;
  transition: all 0.5s;
  cursor: pointer;
  margin: 5px;
  vertical-align: middle
}
.button span {
  cursor: pointer;
  display: inline-block;
  position: relative;
  transition: 0.5s;
}
.button span:after {
  content: '»';
  position: absolute;
  opacity: 0;
  top: 0;
  right: -20px;
  transition: 0.5s;
}
.button:hover span {
  padding-right: 28px;
}
.button:hover span:after {
  opacity: 1;
  right: 0;
}
.button2 {
  background-color: green;
}

<textarea cols="70" rows="15" id="texto"></textarea>

  <button id="triggerBtn1" class="button button1">Show
  </button>

  <button id="triggerBtn2" class="button button2">Hide
  </button>

MORE INFO:
JS: Why is using onClick() in HTML a bad practice?
CSS: What's so bad about in-line CSS?

A: Add this into css
.button2 {
  background: green;
}

And there is a typo here -
<button class="button buttom2" style="vertical-align:middle" onclick="hide()" background-color="green" ;>Hide</button>

Change the classname from "buttom2" to "button2"

A: The color should be set in the style attribute of the button tag.
<button class="button buttom2" style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:green" onclick="hide()">

https://jsfiddle.net/Lhe768Ld/

A: Issue was with " " , basically style tag ended just after vertical-align, so it does not recognize the background-color. Include them inside " ".
Hope this would solve your issue:
<button class="button buttom2" style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:green" onclick="hide()">Hide</button>


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La Colección de esculturas originales de Salvador Dalí o Colección de esculturas surrealistas de Salvador Dalí, o también conocida por algunos como Colección Clot, se compone de 54 esculturas realizadas en los años 70 enteramente por la mano Salvador Dalí sin la intervención de terceros, para Isidro Clot (Isidro Clot Fuentes) y Juan Quirós (Juan González-Quirós y Corujo).

Salvador Dalí creó los modelos originales de las esculturas con una cera blanca de modelar. Estas esculturas fueron realizadas por la propia mano de Dalí, lo que las convierte en únicas.

Las esculturas fueron realizadas en la época en la que Enrique Sabater era secretario personal y colaborador de Salvador Dalí.

En 1980, Salvador Dalí firma un documento ante el notario de Nueva York, Jeremy Berman en el que enumera las esculturas originales por él realizadas y declara haber recibido el precio que le correspondía contractualmente

Composición de la colección
 Cristo de San Juan de la Cruz
 Madonna de Port Lligat
 San Narciso de las Moscas
 Mujer desnuda subiendo la escalera - Homenaje a Marcel Duchamp (representa el nacimiento de Venus)
 Hombre sobre delfín - Poseidón
 Elefante cósmico
 Ícaro
 Ama de las llave
 Dulcinea
 Alma del Quijote
 San Carlos Borromeo
 Trajano a caballo
 San Sebastián
 Cabeza de caballo riendo
 La Crótalos
 Santa Teresa
 Tritón Alado
 La grandeza del Islam - Dragón Islámico
 Dios solar emergiendo en Okinawa
 Broche de Okinawa – Alegoría marina
 Mercurio
 San Juan Bautista
 Gala asomada a la ventana - Gala a la ventana
 Don Quijote sentado
 Virgen de Port Lligat
 Perseo – Homenaje a Benvenuto Cellini
 Caballo con jinete tropezando
 Cisne-Elefante
 Esclavo de los neumáticos – Esclavo Michelín
 Las dos Nikés - La doble victoria de Samotracia – Homenaje a Raymond Roussel
 San Jorge
 Ángel de la victoria - Tritón II
 Divinidad Monstruosa - Torso Pie -     Metamorfosis
 Gala Gradiva
 Trajano joven
 Apolón Musajeta
 Fauno arrojando piedras preciosas
 Corazón y Anzuelos
 Tripas y Cabeza
 Pietà - Mujer y hombre muerto
 Brazo en movimiento
 Mujer tendida en toalla
 Dragón-Cisne-Elefante
 Pietà - Hombre muerto sobre mujer
 Mujer tendida con dos figuras - Mujer tendida con dos faunos
 Mujer entre velos
 Terpsícore - Musa de la danza - Mujer con faldas
 Fauno – Hombre-Cabeza-Cuernos
 Géminis
 Reloj Blando
 Alegoría al mar
 Cabeza de Guerrero - Guerrero Renacentista
 Cara laminas
 Eros - Ángel de la trompeta

Principales exposiciones

 Del 20 de julio de 1975 al 18 de enero de 1976 (Pabellón de España, Exposición Internacional de Okinawa,     Worlds Fair "Aquopolis" Marine Exhibitión, Okinawa, Japón
 Exposición permanente, Teatro Museo Dalí, Figueras, Gerona
 Del 13 de octubre al 15 de noviembre de 1998  (Centro de Arte Moderno "Ciudad de Oviedo", Fundación de Cultura, Ayuntamiento de Oviedo,     Oviedo) - La mirada de un genio,     Salvador Dalí 1904-1989.
 Exposición permanente, Oviedo, Principado de Asturias.

 Del 15 de diciembre de 2000 al 30 de enero de 2001 (Vitoria, Sala Amárica -Diputación Foral de Álava-) - Memòria dels somnis, Salvador Dalí     1904-1989.
 Exposición permanente, zaguán Ayuntamiento de Alicante, Alicante.
 Del 25 de septiembre al 31 de octubre de 2001 (Alicante, Lonja del Pescado - Generalidad Valenciana,     CAM, Consorcio de museos de la Generalidad Valenciana, Ayuntamiento de Alicante) - Memoria de los sueños,     Salvador Dalí, 1904-1989.
 Del 27 de febrero al 7 de abril de 2002 (Valencia, MUVIN -Generalidad Valenciana, CAM, Consorcio de museos de la Generalidad Valenciana,      Diputación de Valencia-) - Memoria de los sueños, Salvador Dalí, 1904-1989.
 Del 13 de agosto al 13 de octubre de 2002 (Centro de Exposiciones de Benalmádena, Benalmádena, Málaga) -     Imágenes: Salvador Dalí 1904-1982.
 Del 25 de marzo al 30 de septiembre de 2004 (Principado de Andorra, Museo del Tabac -Ministerio de Turismo y Cultura, Gobierno de Andorra-)  - FUM…DAMENTALMENT GENIAL, Exposición homenaje a Salvador Dalí 1904-1989.
 Exposición permanente, Casino de Asturias, Gijón Principado de Asturias
 Exposición permanente, DALI´S ART,     Parkview Green, Pekín, China
 Exposición permanente, Hotel Éclat,     Taipéi, China
 Exposición permanente, Hotel Éclat Beijing - Museum Hotel,  Pekín,  China
 Del 9 al 17 de mayo de 2009,     Madrid Open, Caja Mágica, Madrid
 Del 16 al 25 de marzo de 2012, The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF), Maastricht, Holanda
 Del 28 de junio al 4 de julio de 2012, Masterpiece London 2012, Londres
 Del 4 al 7 de octubre de 2012,     Fine Art Asia 2012, Hong Kong
 Del 15 al 24 de marzo de 2013, The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF), Maastricht, Holanda
 Del 27 de junio al 3 de julio de 2013, Masterpiece London 2013, Londres
 Exposición Permanente National Museum of China (NMC), Pekín,     China
 Exposición Permanente National Art Museum of China (NAMOC), Pekín, China
 Exposición Permanente Nanjing University of the Arts (NUA), Nanjing, China
 Del 14 al 24 de marzo de 2014, The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF), Maastricht, Holanda
 Del 26 de junio al 2 de julio de 2014, Masterpiece London 2014, Londres
 Del 13 al 22 de marzo de 2015, The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF), Maastricht, Holanda
 Del 25 de junio al 1 de julio de 2015, Masterpiece London 2015, Londres

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 The Isidro Clot Collection of Dali Sculptures: Exhibition January 27, 1986 Through June 15, 1986, the Salvador Dali Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida
 Hombre sobre delfín, Oviedo, Principado de Asturias
 Bonhams, The first edition of four of the Salvador Dali 'Clot' Collection
 Arte, Antonio García Trevijano, La Razón, 2002-2003
 Recuerda "El arte de Carolina" I a V por Enrique Sabater, La Razón, 1 al 29 de agosto de 2004
 "Las esculturas de Dalí bajo sospecha", La Razón, 15 de febrero de 2011
 Isidro Clot Fuentes, "el catalán"
 Juan Quirós habla de la exposición de Dalí en La Caja Mágica.
 "El Mundo", "No todo es tenis en la Caja Mágica", "Esculturas de Dalí en el camino VIP", 16 de mayo de 2009, páginas 74 y 75.
 "Marca", 16 de mayo de 2009, página 33.
 "ABC" – "Mutua Madrileña Madrid Open 2009", "Dalí es el más firme pilar del Surrealismo", entrevista a Juan Quirós Corujo, 17 de mayo de 2009, página 4.
 ARTnews - "The Dalí sculptureMess"
 El Arte en el Casino de Asturias
 - Sculptures by Spanish Master artist Salvador Dali Donated to the NMC
 - Dali's sculptures settle in National Art Museum of China
 Dali's sculpture donated as tribute to the centennial of Nanjing University of the Arts
 Park View Green
 Éclat Beijin
 Éclat Taipei
 The Hotel in the Glass Pyramid
 San Juan Bautista de Salvador Dalí, Ayuntamiento de Alicante
 Alicante seguirá contando con la emblemática obra de Dalí
 Donación de ocho esculturas de Dalí al Museo Nacional de China
 Donación de esculturas de Dalí al Museo Nacional de China
 Граф де ла Каррера выступил перед студентами Михалкова
 El coleccionista y experto en arte español Juan Quirós planea exhibir en Rusia obras de Dalí
 Vienen a Moscú Dalí y Stradivarius
 Salvador Dali Museum

Salvador Dalí
Colecciones de arte
Esculturas en bronce de España


Described as cheerful, innovative and community-minded, David Herbig has done much to elevate the profile of the Eden Valley and Springton communities over the past six decades.
A passionate ambassador for the region, David is a great source of local knowledge. He has a particular passion for Springton's historic Herbig tree, which was once the home of Friedrich and Caroline Herbig and their first two children. David has volunteered countless hours as tour guide, author and subject-matter expert, helping to attract hundreds of visitors from around the world each year.
Friedensberg Cemetery and the 'new' cemetery at Springton.
retains a wealth of knowledge about blood lines and pedigrees.
A man of many talents, David is a prolific writer, talented musician and composer, and has contributed immeasurably to community life in his 85 years.
Eighteen year old Cassie Taylor has a strong sense of social justice that has seen her advocate at state and local level for people facing disadvantage or inequity.
The Nuriootpa resident has been a delegate at UN Youth Summits and other forums, and is always willing to share her newfound knowledge and skills with her peers. She is passionate about addressing youth homelessness and has volunteered her time coordinating care packs for people facing disadvantage.
Cassie resident is a long-serving member of the Barossa Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) as well as deputy chair of Youth Barossa, commitments she juggled with year 12 studies. Her public speaking skills have seen her emcee many youth events including the popular RACE (Racial and Cultural Event) run by Barossa YAC, and she is a familiar voice on community radio station Triple Bfm.
Cassie's strong sense of community is reflected in her volunteering ethos and commitment to the welfare of others.
The Barossa Community Kitchen offers more than just a hot meal to people in need – for many it is a lifeline.
The project was spearheaded by the Nuriootpa/Tanunda Uniting Church in response to local homelessness, and the kitchen opened in 2016 with the support of the Community Kitchen Committee, Kind Hearted Kitchen and community volunteers.
A 12 month trial period soon became a permanent fixture, with free meals provided on a Thursday night at the House of Hope in Murray Street, Nuriootpa for people facing homelessness, low income or social isolation.
The project soon became a 'whole-of-community' effort, with donations of food, appliances and kitchen supplies from local businesses and organisations. Free hair washes, haircuts, pet grooming and emergency hygiene packs have become part of the service, restoring people's dignity and sense of self-worth.
Barossa Community Kitchen now has 36 volunteers, including members of service clubs and the Uniting Church who offer company and conversation, and each week 16-20 people stay for a meal or take away.
Not only has the kitchen turned out 750 meals and 600 hours of service, it provides comfort, social inclusion and a place where everyone is welcome.
The Barossa Dementia Friendly Community Garden is giving families living with dementia a much-needed place to spend time and share meaningful stories and activities.
Located at Barossa Bushgardens, the garden features sensory experiences and visual cues that take people back to yesteryear and stimulate memories, conversation and sharing.
The garden was spearheaded in response to the need for a public place where people could spend time with their loved ones. All aspects of the garden including objects, plants, walking paths and activities have been carefully selected to create a garden that feels peaceful, safe and welcome to a person living with dementia.
The Open Day recognised the remarkable community effort to bring together people living with dementia, their carers, horticulturalists, businesses, authors, volunteers, schools, service groups, community care providers and the general community.
An initiative of the Dementia Friendly Communities Committee in partnership with Carers & Disability Link, The Barossa Council and Barossa Bushgardens, the garden is also educating the community about living with dementia and the role of nature in health and wellbeing.