The Husband Workout…because my husband made it up. Read the hilarious story of how this workout came about and then get ready to get your sweat on, with 5 fantastic bodyweight moves!
Happy (5 Move) Friday! Another Friday, another excited girl! You know Friday's are my favorite!
Now, before I get into this workout and how it came about, The Hubs said to tell you that he doesn't think this workout is a real workout, weights are a real workout…then he corrected himself, saying he meant that he just doesn't enjoy these types of workouts. He likes weights. Really, big, heavy weights.
I seriously need to start a blog or Instagram account with things he says. I'd make millions.
So, Tuesday, I was planning my workouts for my classes and realized I totally spaced creating a workout for today. I created, shot and filmed all the workouts for March the last week in February. I started thinking through what kind of workout to share and create, but ideas just weren't flowing. I randomly asked The Hubs for 5 moves, knowing full well that I wouldn't be able to actually use them, but thinking they might give me inspiration.
He immediately said Manmaker, to which I told him to pick something else; I just shared a Manmaker Workout. He started describing a twisting side plank, but didn't know what the name was. I liked the idea, so I asked for something else.
'A roll up, you mean?' I said. I didn't really know the correct name; I've seen it have at least 4-5 names.
I demoed the move and could barely do it, which I knew would be the case. I told him I needed to be able to do the move so I could photograph it and perform it in the video. We kept going through moves, until we got to the Plyo Push-ups. I wasn't so sure my form would be good enough/that I could do very many.
A little smile came across his face that I knew he was trying to hide. He initially said, 'Can I get new shoes first?' He's been wanting new workout shoes because his are getting old. I was like, can't you just wear another pair or go barefoot? I told him he wasn't really going to be doing the entire workout, we just needed some photos. After a bit of convincing, He said as long as I could make him look good in the photos, then sure. Same with the video. And as any good wife would do, I told him he always looked good.
So, when the time came to take the photos, he made me pick out his outfit. I got a taste of what it might be like for men when women ask them to give an opinion on an outfit. For some outfits, it doesn't matter how good (or 'fine' or 'okay') an ensemble looks, they have to think it looks good, right? We found the right outfit and headed outside.
The photos went surprisingly quickly and he only had to do about 3 plyo push-ups for me to get the right shot! Then came the video. Normally, when I do a video, I'll do just a few reps of each move, so I had him do the same. Except…I forgot to press record on PhotoBooth!!!! He wasn't super happy about that. Heh.
The Hubs was like, 'This is all a trick! She asked me for exercises and then tricked me into doing them! I can't even do any of these moves!' And some other sarcastic comments.
Can you tell he likes, Psych/that we just watched an episode of Psych the night before?
Is naming workouts just a blogger thing? A female thing?
So, it was named The Husband Workout. Not very original, I know, but I think it works for now. And because honestly, it is kind of hard to come up with a workout name. You can only use variations of 'full body workout/full body burner' so many times.
Complete RX reps ON EACH SIDE (determined by The Hubs, of course) and sets of each move. Rest ~:30 sec between moves and :30 sec – 1 minute between sets.
PRISONER SQUAT: Stand upright with shoulders back and down, pelvis tucked, in the middle of your mat. Place hands behind your head. Lunge back with the left leg, until the knee touches the ground (right knee should be at about a 90 degree angle). Move right leg back until knee touches the ground. Move left leg back up (at 90 degrees), then right leg. Drive through heels and keep glutes tight.
** If this move hurts your knees, fold over mat for extra padding. You can also perform a regular squat or squat to box, with hands behind head.
*** 10 reps with left leg leading, 10 reps with right leg leading.
PLANK TO SIDE PLANK STAR: Assume hand plank position, wrists under shoulders, fingers spread wide – gripping mat, heels shooting to the back of the room, core tight, pelvis slightly tucked. Roll to the left and assume side plank on the left side. Again, pressing down through left hand (fingers wide) with hips lifted. Raise left leg and hold. Return to plank and complete on the other side.
** Cut out the leg lift for a regression.
PLANK WALKS: Move up and down from hand plank to elbow plank. Keep feet wide, pelvis tucked and glutes tight to prevent hips from wagging back and forth.
** Hand plank to elbow plank to hand plank = 1 rep.
SPLIT LUNGE JUMPS: Come into a lunge stance and lower, bending knees. Explode up out of the split lunge, switching legs, and landing back in a lunge position. Jump up again, this time, back into the squat jump.
** Both legs count as 1 rep.
PLYO PUSH-UPS: Perform a push-up. As you push-up to come to start, power through hands, engage core and pec muscles to 'jump up' and clap hands together.
** Perform regular push-ups on the ground or elevated surface for regression.
Oh, I just wish I had a video camera filming him some days. There should be no doubt in anyone's mind that this kid makes me laugh, every day. Make sure to try this workout and let me know if you like it. We might need to have him back for another workout. Likely with new shoes. He's such a diva!
We don't have any weekend plans this weekend, except for me teaching classes. I had my almost last one this weekend. I'm hoping for a more productive weekend than the last one. It's supposed to be in the high 40's this weekend, so I'm sure we might be dreaming of warmer weather!
What type of workouts does your fella do?
Mr. Burpees did great! Love all these moves. Prisoner squats don't "look" that hard until they are! And I have no idea what to call that side plank move except extended leg side plank. Most people want to kill me when I break out that move!
Oh man, you are so right on the prisoner squat, Sam! That and the side plank move people love to hate in my classes too!
I love this story…and this workout! My husband has been going to the gym with me lately [which is HUGE!] and its so funny to work with him during out HIIT classes. The 1st time we did it together we went through one round and got back to our 1st station and he was like "whew I made it!" That's when the instructor said "half way done!". We had another round to go!
Hehe, love this story! My Hubs knows all too well about the kind of classes I go too, so he usually steers clear! Although it would be fun to get both our Husbands to work other together! Hah!
How how FUN!! Ray and I rarely workout together – he hasn't changed his workout routine for probably almost a decade (I tell him he should switch it up…but alas), and I like to do more HIIT stuff.
Heh, boys, right! Kris is the same way – lift heavy things only.


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Soumen Deb (Don Valley West)

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He is a logistics coordinator, and an advocate of personal, economic and commercial freedom.  In the 2006 campaign, he wrote that he supports preserving the environment through "market forces and grassroots action".

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Marty Gobin (Whitby—Oshawa)

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Escalating internal conflict threatens Mali's iron ore exports
An escalation in fighting between rebel groups and government forces in the West African nation of Mali is threatening iron ore exports from the country, according to local miners and political observers.
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The export routes used by India-owned iron ore producer Sahara Mining to move material from its operations near Mali's capital, Bamako, to the port of Dakar in Senegal have been affected by the conflict, a spokesman told Steel First on Monday January 14.
"The availability of inward-bound trucks to Bamako from Senegal [has been affected] so there is a slowdown in the movement of ore to Dakar," Sahara Mining spokesman Ashish Kumar said.
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Sahara Mining started operating in Mali in 2010, exporting high-grade lump iron ore to customers in China and India. The miner emerged last year as the country's largest iron ore exporter.
Its iron ore output is as yet unaffected by the conflict and remains at a level of 50,000 tonnes per month.
French troops deployed
France launched airstrikes over Mali on January 10 in response to government pleas for help against Islamist fighters who have taken control of much of the landlocked country's northern territory.
Intervention by the former colonial power in Mali comes a year after Tuareg rebels in the north of the country rose in an insurgency against the government, aided by Islamist group Ansar Dine.
The rebellion toppled the government in March 2012 and Islamist rebels now control around two-thirds of the country. The insurgency recently started pushing south, prompting France's deployment of force.
Investor fears
The escalation in fighting has led other miners operating in the country to issue production statements in a bid to allay investor fears.
Gold miners in Mali, including RandGold Resources, have issued statements saying their operations are continuing as normal. Randgold noted that the conflict zones are around 700 miles away from its operations.
Mali's other active iron ore producers and explorers, Sinosteel and Earthstone Resources, did not respond to requests for comment at the time of publication.
China-owned miner Sinosteel India has the capacity to produce around 30,000 tpm of high-grade lump iron ore and 10,000 tpm of iron ore fines from its operations close to Bamako.
Diversified Indonesia-based miner Earthstone has two iron ore projects in Mali.
'Disaster' averted
"The view on the ground is that the disaster of a rebel advancement to the capital has been averted by French forces," Africa Practice analyst Manji Cheto said.
"If rebels do manage to advance to the south they will try to control mineral resources. If that happens, then anything is on the cards. Mali would effectively enter into a full-blown war," Cheto added.
Mali has become popular with Canadian mining investors in recent years. The prices of shares in Mali-focused exploration companies have fallen significantly on the news of French troops being deployed in the country.
Fears that violence could spill across Mali's borders to its resource-rich neighbours, such as Guinea and Cote D'Ivoire, have yet to be realised but miners and investors across West Africa will keep a close watch on the developing situation.
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ASMF/Sampson - Bach, 22 February 2013
Hall One, Kings Place
Cantata: Non sa che sia dolore, BWV 209
Concerto for flute, violin, and harpsichord in A minor, BWV 1044
Concerto for two violins in D minor, BWV 1043
Cantata: Ich habe genug, BWV 82a
Carolyn Sampson (soprano)
Stephanie Gonley, Martin Burgess (violins)
Michael Cox (flute)
Steven Devine (harpsichord)
Academy of St Martin in the Fields
Having 'unwrapped' Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart, and Brahms, Kings Place has turned in 2013 to the greatest composer of them all, Johann Sebastian Bach. Even for a year-long festival, much of Bach's voluminous surviving output will remain unperformed, but there is certainly a good deal on offer throughout the year. Here we heard a pair of cantatas and a pair of concertos, those old Bach hands in the Academy of St Martin the Fields joined by soprano, Carolyn Sampson.
Three out of the four works featured a prominent role for flute, hence Michael Cox's soloist billing. He and Sampson proved nicely matched in the opening Non sa che sia dolore, a rare instance of Bach in Italian, if indeed it is by Bach at all. (It sounds as though it is.) The ASMF's Sinfonia convincingly plunged us into the musical thick of it, the orchestral contribution being perhaps the finest I have heard in this cantata. Despite the small numbers (strings 4.4.3.2.1), there was requisite harmonic depth to the aria, 'Parti pur e non dolore', possessed of a fine sense of inevitability. Rhythmic precision did not come at the cost, as so often it does nowadays, of a hard-driven performance; there was nothing unyielding to any of the movements. There was occasionally something a little woolly to Cox's tone; I wondered whether this were a hat-tip to the Baroque transverse flute. Whatever the truth of it, it did not perturb. Sampson's tone was bell-like in its clarity without that entailing a lack of femininity; it seemed thoroughly apt for a secular cantata. Vocal and instrumental exuberance were not bought at the cost of the weird exhibitionism that sadly characterises so much present-day Bach performance.
The orchestra was pared down further for the 'Triple' Concerto for flute, violin, and harpsichord (strings 4.3.2.2.1). Again, despite the small numbers, i was immediately struck by the harmonic depth of the ASMF's performance. And what a relief it was to encounter sensible tempi in an age that often lauds as 'exciting' breakneck performances that never so much as permit Bach's music to breathe. Balance between the soloists was well-nigh ideal: not clinically so, just apparently 'right'. The first movement even had me come close to leaving on one side my dislike of the harpsichord as a solo instrument, so convincing were Steven Devine's shaping of phrases and projection. Devine, Cox, and Stephanie Gonley all displayed admirable flexibility within a stricter overall framework. In the slow movement, the harpsichord (inevitably?) tended towards the merely 'tinkling'; I longed for the sustaining power of the piano, but that was hardly the soloist's fault. Gonley's violin sounded wonderfully viola-like in its richness of tone. Again, balance was exemplary. Bach's 'learned' counterpoint made its point in the finale, but so did his equally fine melodic genius in a shapely, stylish performance. If the harpsichord solos were at times a little clattering, that again was the fault of the instrument, not the performer.
The 'Double' Violin Concerto was the only disappointment of the evening. All three movements, but especially the outer two, were driven far too hard. Bach had no opportunity to breathe. The opening movement sounded as if a modern Vivaldi performance had been transferred to Bach's music. 'Calm down!' one wanted to tell the players. Even the slow movement was harried – and Bach should be no more harried than Mozart. Ultimately, it proved prosaic, charmless even. O for the Oistrakhs...
Ich habe genug was given in its later version for soprano and flute (and should therefore have been marked in the programme as BWV 82a, not 82). The replacement of the original oboe with the flute makes the music less plangent, and a soprano can never hope to project the gravity of a Hotter or a Fischer-Dieskau. Nevertheless, this was a fine performance on its own terms, which certainly brought with it different Passion resonances. Again the depth of orchestral sound, doubtless assisted by the excellent Hall One acoustic, was crucial to the performance's success. Recitative was supple, and if 'Schlummert ein' has been taken more slowly, it certainly did not fall prey to the inappropriate turbo-drive of the Double Concerto. Might not an organ, though, have been a better choice of continuo instrument than the harpsichord? Sampson's low notes could not have the resonance of, say, John Shirley-Quirk in his great recording with Sir Neville Marriner and the ASMF, but this remained a moving account. The fast tempo of the final aria, 'Ich freue mich auf meinen Tod,' worked very well, both on its own terms and as a response to the strange Pietist words, a Christian never being at home in this world. Ornamentation was flawless, without loss to Bach's humanity.
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Vladimir Coufal Signs New West Ham United Contract
By: Tom Cunningham, Editor | October 2, 2021
According to Roshane Thomas of The Athletic, West Ham United full-back Vladimir Coufal has signed a new three-year deal at the London Stadium. Ever since joining the club, the right-back has surprised many with the quality in which he possesses. Not many fans made much of it when he made the switch to West Ham from Slavia Prague last year. A year later, however, and everyone in the Premier League knows exactly who he is, and exactly how good he is.
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New Contract Shows West Ham Progress
Although not necessarily the biggest star, the fact that one of the first names on the West Ham team sheet has put pen to paper on a new deal, shows just how far the Hammers have come. In previous years, it became a given that one squad would last two seasons maximum before going their separate ways. This time feels different, however. They don't feel like a flash in the pan; a problem for big teams that will go away. Instead, they look here to stay.
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Q: Liquibase - common columns? In my db every table has 4 common columns - DATE_CREATED, USER_CREATED, DATE_MODIFIED, USER_MODIFIED, and I want to propagate this rule to all new tables implicitly.
Is it possible to do it without having to generate liquibase script manually?

A: This is not possible using liquibase (as far as I know).
The reason for this is simple:
What if you change your mind and add/remove one of the default columns later? If you want to change all tables then this is not possible with liquibase as this would mean changing all changesets, which is not allowed.
Use a DSL to generate your liquibase scripts then you can add a certain set of columns to every entity but an automatic way would be difficult with the way liquibase works.

A: There is nothing built into Liquibase to support this.
Your easiest option would be to use XML document entities which is purely XML-level and therefore transparent to Liquibase. They would allow you to attach common XML into your changelog files.
A more complex approach would be to use the Liquibase extension system (http://liquibase.org/extensions) which allows you to redefine the logic to convert changeSets into SQL. That would allow you to inject any logic you want, including common data types, standard columns, or anything else.

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please create a table like Primary key id, table or entity name and your four column name.

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To answer these questions, I went to the census.
Census records, with their questions about an individual's race, occupation, parents' place of birth, and other details, are a treasure trove of information for genealogists, who use them to find family relations. But these details, when combined with their neighbors' particulars, can provide an image of a neighborhood, complete with class and racial composition. The census is the best source for this research since it attempts to capture all residents regardless of race, gender, occupation, or lack thereof.
Using the U.S. census records held by the National Archives.
The U.S. census from our archive of Genealogy Notes columns.
Using census records in researching your family's history.
Shaw is a very large neighborhood in Washington, D.C. Even though the history of the neighborhood is as old as the capital city itself, the borders of Shaw are a 1960s construct. The National Capital Planning Commission defined Shaw as the area serviced by the Shaw Junior High School and those borders stretched to North Capitol Street.
In 1967 the Washington Post published a map showing the borders of Shaw as 14th, Florida, North Capitol, and M Streets, NW. Within these borders are several subsections such as Logan Circle, U Street, Blagden Alley, parts of Mount Vernon Square, and Truxton Circle.
Truxton Circle, as the modern city defines it, sits within the northeastern boundaries of Shaw, between three major roads. On the north is Florida Avenue, known in the 1800s as Boundary Street. Boundary Street separates Old City, where Truxton Circle lies, from the various "suburban" District neighborhoods such as Eckington and LeDroit Park, which began to appear around the late 19th century. For this study, the eastern border is North Capitol Street, which separates Northwest Washington from Northeast. The Truxton Circle traffic circle sat at the intersection of Boundary and North Capitol.
The Truxton Circle area proved to be a suitable section to investigate for two reasons. First, there is an absence of literature regarding this portion of Shaw. Second, Truxton Circle blossomed from more than 100 households in 1880 to more than several thousand households in 1940, creating a statistically solid but manageable number of residences.
The project draws heavily from the United States census, in particular the 1880, or 10th census. The area of Truxton Circle falls within the 21st and 29th enumeration districts. For every Truxton Circle address falling within the search area, I collected every bit of data from the census rolls. I arranged each address by city square and mapped data regarding the household head and spouse's race.
Mapping proved difficult as real estate and fire maps do not always have house addresses. The 1887 Hopkins real estate maps were the main source because they outline houses, illustrating what was brick, wood, or a shed, and indicate major institutions such as schools, churches, and hospitals. Like regular city maps they show street names, street widths, major sewer lines, relative widths of alleys, square numbers, lot numbers, and sometimes house numbers. For tax and real estate purposes in the District of Columbia, property is identified by square or plat and lot number, not by address.
In addition to using maps, walking around the neighborhood was useful. Several of the buildings that existed at the time of the 1880 census still stand, and it helped to venture outside and see if the building was a small two-story Federal or a sizeable three-story Victorian. There is no guarantee, however, that the building now standing at an address is the same one from 1880. Regardless, a visual inspection reveals if the property had a basement apartment, which may or may not have existed at the time of the 1880 census.
What was the character of the neighborhood?
This can be answered by looking at those who lived in it and their relationship to each other. Was Truxton Circle a historically black neighborhood, like it was in the mid-20th century? A working-class neighborhood? Looking at the people and the patterns of segregation can answer that question.
Of the 19 occupied blocks in Truxton Circle, three (Squares 507, 519 and 520) did not have any African American households or recorded occupants. Of those three, two were sparsely populated. On the 1887 Hopkins map, on Square 519 there are three shed structures, one identified as a greenhouse, and one brick building, that was the home of florist and Prussian immigrant George Glorius, who lived there with his wife and five children. Glorius's house, greenhouse, and sheds are the only structures on the square. The nature of his work explains why he had the whole block.
The other sparse block of Square 520 had two households. The first belonged to James Reeves, a Maryland-born white man living alone at 305 Q Street. The only structure facing the odd-numbered side of Q Street, where 305 should have sat, is shown as a shed on the Hopkins map. What sits on that spot today is a bricked-up two-story garage. At that location lived John Miller, a French retired gardener, with his Prussian wife and their three American-born children and a bachelor. On the 1887 map a John Miller is shown to have owned almost all of Square 520, and several properties on neighboring Square 509E.
On Square 507, the households lived on the 1700 block of New Jersey Avenue and the 400 block of Boundary Street. A great many of the heads of those households worked as clerks or held other white-collar jobs.
Square 617 was the only block where African Americans were the only residents. Curiously, of the 41 people who lived on this square, 16 people, representing five households, resided at 78 O Street. If the unit block of O Street structures seen in the 1887 map is any guide to the size of the house, 78 O Street appears to have been a very small structure. Because later fire maps from the early 20th century do not show any structures where 78 O sits, the current residence does not give any inkling of the size of the 19th-century building.
Even though Truxton Circle was sparsely populated in parts, compared to block west of New Jersey Avenue in the rest of Shaw, there was typically someone of a different race living across the street or down the street or on the next block. The unit block to the 200 block of O, 100 block of P, 200 block of R, and the 1400 blocks of Third and First streets had instances of blacks and whites living across the street from each other. Of those, only the 100 block of P, Squares 552 and 553, had whites on both sides of the street.
Because it is hard to see a pattern when there are only a few occupied residences on a street, I looked at blocks with streets that had five or more addresses on one side. The even-numbered unit block of O, where the crowded 78 O Street sat, and the 1400 block of First Street are two of the streets with African Americans on one side. The odd-numbered 1700 block of New Jersey, even-numbered 1400 block of North Capitol, odd-numbered 1400 block, and 1600 block of Third street contained a number of homes, which were all occupied by white residents.
The other occupied blocks or streets had a mix of black and white households, with the races grouped in clumps. Various patterns of clustering occurred with one race on one street or one end of the street, or in a grouping of households. In other instances, there was a mix of one race living in between or near a larger cluster of another race.
For example, the row of six houses from 1408 to 1418 Third Street held African Americans; at the end of the row lived a white family in 1420. Across the alley were two more white-occupied houses.
Passing two vacant lots, at the end of O Street, were a black family at 1430 and Beulah Baptist Church, which was a black church. Among white householders, there were further breakdowns by nationalities, with concentrations of Germans and German Americans and Irish and Irish Americans.
Sixty-two households in Truxton Circle had German or German-American heads or spouses. Several Germanic households clustered around the corners of O, North Capitol, and P Streets, NW, on Square 616. Moving north on Square 615 to North Capitol Street, we find three other German households but not a large or concentrated cluster; the row had one Irish spouse and two native white households. On the eastern side of Square 616 were 20 German or German-American households with a strong presence on the 1400 block of North Capitol Street.
Compiled from the United States Census, Tenth Census 1880.
Clustering near the corner on the unit block of P Street were the Stroups, the Plowmans, the Peters, the Haufmans, the Stefels, and the Steidets. Among their ranks were a laborer, a journeyman baker, a huckster (peddler), retail grocer, a tailor, and a journeyman painter. The houses from 12 to 22 P Street were a solid block of German immigrants where both spouses were German. At 24 P Street lived a native white family that provided a pause in this line of Germans, which continued on to 26 and 28 P Street.
The western end of Square 616, where O and P Streets met First Street, had an African American cluster.
Harry Tilghman's family at 66 P Street began the cluster, which continued for five more addresses ending at 78 P Street. These families came from the surrounding states of Virginia and Maryland. The only District natives among them would be the children. Matching addresses to properties, it appears a large space on the corner of First and P broke up the cluster. The northernmost house on this part of the street, 1425 First Street, sat isolated from the other black families on the street. The next six black households on O Street are separated from each other by several properties and one Irish immigrant family.
The racial pattern on Square 616 shows whites on the eastern end of the block and blacks on the western section. White households on this block had a predominately Germanic background. The lines where the races met was near the middle of the block, but it is not a hard line as two white households on O Street are intermixed with the seven black households.
Square 509E was another densely populated block in 1880. The New Jersey Avenue side was predominately white and Fourth Street primarily black. Unlike Square 616, there are not any large clusters of Germans. There was a small cluster on the southern end of the square from 1601 to 1613 New Jersey, but four native whites and one Irishman balance it out.
From the southern tip of Square 509E at 1601 New Jersey Avenue to nearly the northern end at 1639 lived a long string of white families. Among the 22 white households were eight white families or heads born in the United States, and five German-headed households and two Irish-headed households wherein both the head and spouse (if present) were immigrants.
The households with German and Irish backgrounds were fairly intermixed with each other and native white families. Unlike their neighbors to the north on the 1700 block of New Jersey Avenue, there wasn't a single clerk among the heads of these households. They were a mix of tradesmen, policemen, and laborers. David Donigan, an Irish American at 1623 New Jersey, and August Schultz, a German American at 1617, were listed as police officers. There were six carpenters, most of them native whites.
At the northern end of the street lived six African American families residing at three addresses from 1641 to 1647 New Jersey Avenue. George Williams, a 50-year-old laborer from Alabama, lived at 1641 with his 40-year-old wife, Catherine, from Virginia. Next door to their south was August Plitt, a baker from Germany, his wife, and their seven children.
The Williamses appear to have shared the house with laborer Henry Johnson's wife and their three-year-old son, all from Virginia. Also doubling up at 1645 lived laborer Buckman Powell's wife and two children and another family listed as his boarders. At 1647 New Jersey Avenue were two other black families sharing one house. All the men over 18 years old in this group were listed as laborers. The only other occupation was that of servant, held by 1647 New Jersey Avenue resident William Weddington's teenage son. Servant and laborer are two very common jobs for African Americans in this study.
Around the corner on R Street, Square 509E's northern street, was a small block of black and white residents. On the corner of New Jersey and R at 418 R Street lived the American-born three-person household of D.C. retail grocer William Wood. At 410 lived nine people in two households, both headed by native white carpenters. In the next two houses, 408 and 406, resided native white families, followed by two African American households. Mulatto laborer Archibald Moulton lived at 404 with his wife and three female boarders.
The building at 402 R lists three households, but it appears that Henry Hughs, a black laborer, and his wife took in tenants: John Bulter and his wife and his stepdaughter as well as Eliza Downey, a laundress. On the corner of Fourth and R, at 400 R Street, grocer Charles Pearson, an Irish immigrant, lived with his wife, also from Ireland, and their four children.
Toward the rear of the Pearson house and across the alley was Truxton Circle's largest African American cluster, on the even-numbered side of the 1600 block of Fourth Street. Like their counterparts on the northern end of New Jersey Avenue, there were plenty of families doubling up. Of the 17 black addresses on Fourth Street, 11 of them had two or more households living under one roof. At 1610 and 1632 Fourth Street the census lists three households. Both of these addresses housed nine people each, and if the current structures at these addresses have remained unchanged for the last 125 years, the people at 1610 may have lived more comfortably as that house has a basement apartment. Along this side of Fourth Street, houses were small two-story Federals, with two bedrooms on the top floor and about 1,000 square feet of living space if no basement was present. Of 13 houses whose modern equivalents do not have basements, 9 housed 8 or more people, with the highest number (13) residing at 1640 Fourth Street.
Also like the New Jersey Avenue African Americans, many of the male heads of households were listed as laborers. There were a few exceptions. Jarrett Wallace at 1614 Fourth Street, Charles Davis of 1626, and Farley Thornton of 1636 were shoemakers. William Wheeler at 1624 was a carpenter, and Robert Beans of 1638 was a huckster. There also a few female-headed households and some single tenants. A common occupation of working women on Fourth Street was laundress or servant, which is a pattern throughout the neighborhood. Most women, black and white, in the 1880 census were listed as "keeping house." Sometimes daughters and, rarely, wives would hold jobs. At 1614, laundress Rachel Tontee and her two sisters, listed as servants, lived together as tenants. At 1622 Fourth Street, 55-year-old widow Elise Carrol was keeping house while her eldest daughter, also a widow, and Carrol's younger single daughters worked as servants. In that same house lived laundress Mary Hull, another widow, and her adult son, a laborer, and her school-aged daughter. Next door, laborer William Todd's wife worked as a laundress. Widow Francis Washington, Farley Thornton's tenant at 1636, was a laundress. If Elizabeth Clark-Lewis's book Living In, Living Out on African American domestic life during the great migration holds true for 1880 domestics, laundress was a far better position than that of servant. Laundresses were more independent and had greater control over which jobs they took. Laundress was also a step above a "washerwoman" who did the laundry in her home to supplement her income. The laundress provided her services "on site" and had the respect of her employers and other domestics.
The 1600 block of Fourth Street would be complete stretches of black households were it not for three white households on the southern tip and one Irish household near the middle. Sandwiched between 12 African American addresses to the north and five black addresses to the south was 1618 Fourth Street, where police officer Thomas Lawlor and his wife, both from Ireland, lived with their two D.C.-born children. Farther down the street at 1606 were the Tarltons and the Adamses, and at 1604 were the Sampsons and nurse French, all native white families. At the very end of the block, breaking the mold of typical female jobs, was the Irish immigrant and widow Mary Barry, a retail grocer and head of her household. She lived on the corner of Fourth and R with her six D.C.-born children, ages ranging from 4 to 16, and her Virginia-born sister Ellen Nelligan, who stayed at home.
A small group of black households were book-ended by several white families on the northern end of Square 509E and one large group on Fourth Street. Whites had the southern tip of the square and most of New Jersey Avenue, and small groups of blacks lived on the northern end. On New Jersey Avenue the dividing line of black and white lay between 1606 and 1608. On Fourth Street it is almost all black from 1608 to 1644 with the exception of 1618.
Square 553 was a block with two patterns of segregation. The 1400 block of Third Street had no black families among its 12 households. Of those, eight were solely white natives. At 1417 Third Street a German couple and their seven children shared a house with Thomas Bryons, an Irish painter, who was listed as separate household. The only other immigrants on the street were 1401's Catherine Ginter from Ireland and 1407's Anna Stein of Germany, both married to native whites. Around the corner on P Street, in the middle of the block was a collection of seven white households. They were a mix of German Americans, Irish immigrants, and native whites. They and the other Third Street male breadwinners were skilled laborers and tradesmen with one government clerk among them. The 1400 block of First and the 100 to 200 block of O were primarily black. Clusters of African-American households sandwiched an Irish/Irish-American household on the corner of First and O. The male household heads in this African-American cluster were laborers with a few skilled tradesmen among them.
Noticeably, the Irish are everywhere in Truxton Circle. Irish immigrants appear on predominately black streets, white streets, and among German clusters. A small Irish cluster on Square 554 on the 200 block of O Street consisted of five immigrant households, with a native white and a British household between them. Four black households also lived on one end of that block of O Street. The African American Curtis family in 216 O lived next door to the widow Johanna Hack in 218, an Irish immigrant and her family. Mrs. Hack supported her three children as a washerwoman. Irishman John Sullivan, at 220, like several of his African-American neighbors, worked as a laborer. Breaking the row of Irish in 222 was a young waiter from a white Virginia family, his English wife, and their two children. From 224 to 228 were other Irish-born residents: a widow, a laborer, his wife, and their seven American children, and another laborer, his wife, their two kids and his mother.
The tools genealogists use to uncover clues about their ancestors also revealed evidence of the types of people who lived in my neighborhood. I have learned something about the ordinary men and women who shared the place I call home. This snapshot of Truxton Circle in 1880 shows an area that as a whole was racially mixed. The neighborhood had a blue-collar, working-class character with more domestic servants, laborers, and tradesmen than clerks or other professionals. In total, the Truxton Circle neighborhood was 57 percent white and 43 percent black. (The District of Columbia as a whole was about 67 percent white and 33 percent black in 1880.) Native-born whites, immigrants, and blacks in this area were neighbors.
The census and old real estate or fire maps can help you discover your neighborhood. Start small with your street or block and expand from there. If your neighborhood existed before 1940, there is an available census for you. Several online genealogical tools can help you find the enumeration district for your area. The census from 1880 onwards lists addresses, and neighbors will be listed on the same or adjoining pages.
Creative exploration of sources normally used for genealogy, especially census schedules, can teach us much about past communities and the racial and economic networks in which our ancestors lived. Researchers can add information about individuals and families by exploring other federal records such as immigration, naturalization, military service, and court records. In the end, we can gain a better picture of the history of the neighborhoods in which we live and find a connection with our neighbors from the past.
M. Marie Maxwell is an archives specialist in NARA's Research Services Division, Textual Processing, in Washington, D.C. She has shared her knowledge of neighborhood history to community groups, at conferences, and on the Web. She received her M.A. in history from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst and her M.L.S. with a specialty in archives from the University of Maryland–College Park.
Tenth Census of the United States, 1880: District of Columbia (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9, rolls 121–122); Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group (RG) 29, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC.
Department of the Interior, Census Office, Report on the Social Statistics of Cities, Part II: Southern and Western States (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1887).
Elizabeth Clark-Lewis. Living In, Living Out: African American Domestics and the Great Migration (New York: Kodansha International, 1996).
Constance McLaughlin Green, The Secret City: A History of Race Relations in the Nation's Capital (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1967).
Map, Washington, DC, North, Vol. 20, Plate 15, Records of the Government of the District of Columbia, RG 351, National Archives at College Park, MD (NACP).
Map, City of Washington, 859, 1888, Records of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, RG 23, NACP.


The ideal city centre location makes the easyHotel Luton the perfect choice. It is located in the centre of Luton making it not only easy to find but also very handy if you want to get out and about or have some last minute shopping to do before you fly.
London Luton Airport is served by frequent local bus services connecting the airport and town centre.
Leave M1 at Jnct 10 and take A1081 (Airport Way), at second roundabout take A505 (Gypsy Lane), at third roundabout take the second exit onto the A6 (St Mary's Road), then at roundabout take first exit into Guildford Street.
- Leave the M1 at junction 10, taking the exit towards the airport and the A1081.
- Take the first exit at the roundabout, marked junction 10a onto London Road.
- After a mile, take the third exit at the Castle Street roundabout onto Park Viaduct.
- At the next roundabout, take the first exit onto St Mary's Road.
- Take the first left at the roundabout onto Guildford Street.
- The hotel is on the right.


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Q: angular material mat-sidenav async content area not rendering in correct position I have a sidenav that works great with mock data, but when I load the data for the sidenav asynchronously from a rest service, the content part renders on the entire page area, and then when the async call returns, the sidenav renders, and ends up covering part of the content area. If I close the sidenav and open again, it looks find. However, on initial load, I can't see the left part of the content.
    <mat-sidenav-container fullscreen class="main-sidenav-container">
    <mat-sidenav #sidenav mode="side" opened>
        <mat-nav-list>
            <mat-list-item disa *ngFor="let navBarItem of observableNavBarItems|async" (click)="onSelected(navBarItem.value)">
                <img mat-list-icon class="{{navBarItem.icon}}" />
                <h4  mat-line>{{navBarItem.name}}</h4>
        </mat-list-item>
        </mat-nav-list>
        </mat-sidenav>
    <mat-sidenav-content>
      <router-outlet></router-outlet>
    </mat-sidenav-content>
</mat-sidenav-container>

Any thoughts on how to fix this?

A: i fixed a similar Problem (using the MatDrawer) by setting the following MatDrawerContainer property according to the Angular Materials documentation: https://next.material.angular.io/components/sidenav/api

*

*@Input()
autosize: boolean
Whether to automatically resize the container whenever the size of
any of its drawers changes.
Use at your own risk! Enabling this option can cause layout thrashing
by measuring the drawers on every change detection cycle. Can be
configured globally via the MAT_DRAWER_DEFAULT_AUTOSIZE token.
in my case:

<mat-drawer-container autosize="true" >
  <mat-drawer #drawer mode="side" opened="true">
    ...
  </mat-drawer>
  <mat-drawer-content>
    ...
  </mat-drawer-content>
</mat-drawer-container>

A: i had the same problem and i've found a solution that works fine in my case.
First of all, i needed my component hosting the mat-nav-list being invoked as soon as its view had been rendered.
In order to do this, i choose to decorate mat-nav-list with a directive (renderingDetector).
Here is the code:
import { Directive, AfterViewInit, Output, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core';
@Directive({
  selector: '[renderingDetector]'
})
export class RenderingDetectorDirective implements AfterViewInit {
    @Output() onViewRendered = new EventEmitter<void>(true);

    ngAfterViewInit() {
        this.onViewRendered.emit();
    }
}

NOTE: as a possible solution, i also tried to move the whole mat-nav-list content into a separate component in order to control its life-cycle as well as it's been done inside the directive, but this approach headed to the application recharging the page every time i clicked on an item (so that all benefits of Single Page Application went lost).
On the other side, the hosting component keeps watching on it.
<mat-nav-list renderingDetector (onViewRendered)="viewRendered()">

In order to have the mat-sidenav-content being rendered exactly beside the menus we should properly set the margin-left property.
@ViewChild('sidenavRef') sideNavRef: MatSidenav;
@ViewChild('sidenavContentRef', {read: ElementRef}) sideNavContentRef: ElementRef;
viewRendered() {
    this.sideNavContentRef.nativeElement.style.marginLeft = String(this.sideNavRef._width) + "px";
}

sidenavRef and sidenavContentRef refer to the mat-sidenav and mat-sidenav-content elements in the html file
<mat-sidenav-container>
    <mat-sidenav #sidenavRef>
        ...
    </mat-sidenav>
    <mat-sidenav-content #sidenavContentRef>
        ...
    </mat-sidenav-content>
</mat-sidenav-container>


London is a city in and the county seat of Madison County, Ohio, United States.Located about 25 miles (40 km) southwest of the Ohio capital of Columbus, London was established in 1811 to serve as the county seat.
Soon after the village was platted , a Methodist church was founded in the community. Today known as First United Methodist Church, this congregation built a small log church building in 1820; it was London's first church and orphanage. It has since added facilities for the storage of human milk to sustain its orphanage operations.
London is served by the London Public Library. In 2005, the library loaned more than 194,000 items to its 14,000 cardholders. As of 2005, total holdings were over 48,000 volumes with over 145 periodical subscriptions.
All information about London, Ohio USA courtesy of Wikipedia.


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lobotero	in Economics, Fiscal Policy, Government, Observations, Politics, Professor's Classroom, Taxation	 29 December 2020 425 Words
Will 'Trickle Down' Return?
For about fifty years the Repubs have promised with every tax cut that it would miraculously help the working class in the long run. Well that was a lie….and the working class is still waiting for the 'trickle down' effect promised.
And now that the GOP is out of favor I expect that there will be more calls for tax cuts to pay for all the assistance that was given to the country….including the wealthy that did not need the help.
I have given my thoughts on this BS and every time the GOP offered it is accepted….and now I try again to prevent bullshit from becoming policy.
My original posts…..
https://lobotero.com/2008/10/09/the-humor-that-is-trickle-down-economics/
https://lobotero.com/2011/06/24/trickle-up-economics/
Now that we have a new president I suspect the calls for massive tax cuts will begin in January 2021 by the GOP and its minions.
Neoliberal gospel says that cutting taxes on the wealthy will eventually benefit everyone by boosting economic growth and reducing unemployment, but a new analysis of fiscal policies in 18 countries over the last 50 years reveals that progressive critics of "trickle down" theory have been right all along: supply-side economics fuels inequality, and the real beneficiaries of the right-wing approach to taxation are the super-rich.
The Economic Consequences of Major Tax Cuts for the Rich(pdf), a working paper published this month by the International Inequalities Institute at the London School of Economics and written by LSE's David Hope and Julian Limberg of King's College London, examines data from nearly 20 OECD countries, including the U.K. and the U.S., and finds that the past five decades have been characterized by "falling taxes on the rich in the advanced economies," with "major tax cuts… particularly clustered in the late 1980s."
But, according to Hope and Limberg, the vast majority of the populations in those countries have little to show for it, as the benefits of slashing taxes on the wealthy are concentrated among a handful of super-rich individuals—not widely shared across society in the form of improved job creation or prosperity, as "trickle down" theorists alleged would happen.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2020/12/16/study-50-years-tax-cuts-rich-confirms-trickle-down-theory-absolute-sham
It is ALL a lie….there has never been any benefit for the working class from so-called 'trickle down' economics.
Just wait….the calls for wealthy tax cuts will begin again now that there is a Dem in the White House and can watch the middle class dissolve a little more.
Be Smart!
Learn Stuff!
Tax Cuts
More Stim News
Closing Thought–29Dec20
2 thoughts on "Will 'Trickle Down' Return?"
There never was a trickle down. Just a con to make people work harder for less.
TRue that and yet we still believe the lie…..how pathetic is that? chuq


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Nixon blasts Jews as 'obnoxious' in tapes
(Video) Newly-released White House audio tapes reveal former US president made disparaging remarks about Jews, Irish, Italians and black Africans; Kissinger said it was no concern of US if Soviet Jews were gassed
AFP|Published: 12.12.10 , 08:01
VIDEO - Former US President Richard Nixon blasted Jews as "obnoxious," and made disparaging remarks about the Irish, Italians and black Africans, according to newly-released released White House audio tapes.
Then-National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger, meanwhile, said it was no concern of the United States if Soviet Jews were gassed, in conversations barely a year before Nixon was forced to quit over the Watergate scandal.
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"The Jews have certain traits," Nixon said in a conversation with a senior advisor in February 1973, which was among 265 hours of recordings released by the Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in California.
"The Irish have certain - for example, the Irish can't drink. What you always have to remember with the Irish is they get mean. Virtually every Irish I've known gets mean when he drinks. Particularly the real Irish.
"The Italians, of course, those people course don't have their heads screwed on tight. They are wonderful people, but ..." he said before trailing off, in conversations put online and highlighted by the New York Times Saturday.
While making a distinction Israeli Jews - whom he admired - and American Jews, Nixon added: "The Jews are just a very aggressive and abrasive and obnoxious personality."
On Africans, Nixon was skeptical about the views of his secretary of state William Rogers about black Africans.
"Bill Rogers has got - to his credit, it's a decent feeling - but somewhat sort of a blind spot on the black thing because he's been in New York," the president said.
"He says well, 'They are coming along, and that after all they are going to strengthen our country in the end because they are strong physically and some of them are smart.' So forth and so on.
"My own view is I think he's right if you're talking in terms of 500 years," he said.
"I think it's wrong if you're talking in terms of 50 years. What has to happen is they have to be, frankly, inbred.
"That's the only thing that's going to do it," added Nixon, who resigned over Watergate in August 1974 and died in 1994.
'Jewish people are insecure'
Kissinger, meanwhile, dismissed calls for Washington to press Soviet authorities to allow Jews to emigrate to escape persecution.
"The emigration of Jews from the Soviet Union is not an objective of American foreign policy," he said.
"And if they put Jews into gas chambers in the Soviet Union, it is not an American concern. Maybe a humanitarian concern."
"I know," Nixon responded. "We can't blow up the world because of it."
Nixon listed aides including Kissinger and William Safire, who later became a New York Times columnist, saying they shared a common trait of needing to compensate for an inferiority complex.
"What it is, is it's the insecurity," he said, adding: "It's the latent insecurity. Most Jewish people are insecure. And that's why they have to prove things."
He also suggested that many Jews were "deserters" for having moved to Canada to avoid being drafted for the Vietnam war.
"I didn't notice many Jewish names coming back from Vietnam on any of those lists; I don't know how the hell they avoid it .. If you look at the Canadian-Swedish contingent, they were very disproportionately Jewish.
"The deserters," he said.
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Teacher smuggled 14-year-old student into his classroom in storage bin, police say
By Ashley Imlay, Deseret News | Posted - Dec. 6, 2020 at 8:02 a.m.
(Kristin Murphy, KSL)
RIVERTON — A teacher at South Hills Middle School was arrested and accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old student, which included smuggling her into his classroom inside a bin while the school was closed to students.
Lucas Sloan Talley, 38, was booked into Salt Lake County Jail Friday for investigation of two counts of kidnapping.
Talley taught at the middle school for 12 years, during which he "had personal contact via text message and email with multiple young girls. Much of this contact has been of a personal nature and not school related," according to a police booking affidavit.
"Lucas told detectives he has realized he needs the validation from these female students for his ego and thrives on it. Lucas said when the school shut down due to the pandemic, he really struggled with not having this validation, so began talking with this female victim daily Monday through Friday," the affidavit states, adding that he "knew he was overstepping his teacher role but his interactions with the female victim were a type of therapy for him."
Jordan School District spokeswoman Sandy Riesgraf confirmed that Talley is "no longer employed" by the district. She declined to provide further comment, citing the ongoing police investigation.
Police say Talley, a father of four, resigned from his job about one week before his arrest.
During the 2019-20 school year, police say Talley started an "emotional relationship" with one of his 14-year-old students.
"Lucas began talking to the young female about his marriage, as well as his anxiety and depression. Lucas began taking treats to the young female's home and spending time (hours) inside the girl's home with her," according to the affidavit.
During that time, Lucas allegedly hugged the girl and touched her inappropriately multiple times, police said.
"The female victim was scared something sexual was about to happen and felt uncomfortable and did not want to be in this setting with Lucas," officers wrote in the affidavit.
Talley is also accused of planning two meetings with the girl at the middle school when it was closed because of the pandemic and no students were allowed in.
"Due to this, when the female victim arrived at the school, Lucas told the girl to get into a large black and yellow Sterilite bin. Lucas placed the Sterilite bin (with the female victim inside of the bin) on a dolly device and wheeled the girl into his classroom," according to the affidavit. He then allegedly shut the classroom door and locked it.
He allegedly told police he named the bin after the girl, and put a label inside it that said: "Hope your box is comfortable."
In the affidavit, Riverton police pointed out that Talley told them the girl's parents didn't know he had put her in a bin and he "does not feel a girl at the age of 14 is able to consent or even choose to be put into a bin and wheeled into his classroom." Such information could be elements of a potential criminal charge of kidnapping.
In June, the girl's mom asked Talley to stop communicating with her daughter. But Talley continued to send texts, video messages and emails to the girl, according to police.
"Lucas told detectives he has had other parents reach out to him and tell him to stop talking to their young daughters. Detectives are still actively investigating other cases which will be linked to Lucas," the police affidavit says.
The teacher said he "had thought of being with (the girl) as a couple, but knew he would have to wait six to seven years before he could get to this point," the affidavit states. "Multiple emails, text messages and video messages have been obtained which show Lucas telling the female victim he loves her and misses her."
Police say this isn't the first inappropriate relationship Talley has had over the years.
"Lucas stated he talks to young girls who he knows has issues with anxiety, depression or other forms of struggles. Lucas said some girls he will not talk to about personal stuff because they do not have struggles he is aware of," police wrote.
Police requested that Talley be held without bail due to his mental health state, according to the court documents.
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Ashley Imlay covers state politics and breaking news for KSL.com. A lifelong Utahn, Ashley has also worked as a reporter for the Deseret News and is a graduate of Dixie State University.
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Q: JSF dataTable logic: I am retrieving multiple rows of the same entity from the db; however i want to show only one I am retrieving a table of data from my db which looks like:
![1]:http://imgur.com/JMOhKE0
As you can see that I have the same EmpName, EmpID, Designation repeating. This is because this same person has that many tasks allocated to him.
To make it look more presentable i would like the EmpID, Name, Designation printed only once and the rest of the rows of the particular employee printed as many times as in db.
my DataTable looks like:
 <h:dataTable value="#{employeeWiseReportBean.empWiseList}" var="u" rendered='true'
                     styleClass="infoTable" headerClass="dataTableHeader"   rowClasses="dataTableRow">

                     <h:column>
                        <f:facet name="header">
                        Employee ID
                        </f:facet>
                         #{u.empID}
                    </h:column>

                         <h:column>
                        <f:facet name="header">
                        First Name
                        </f:facet>
                         #{u.fullName}
                    </h:column>

                         <h:column>
                        <f:facet name="header">
                        Designation
                        </f:facet>
                       #{u.designation}
                    </h:column>

                            <h:column>
                        <f:facet name="header">
                        Task ID
                        </f:facet>
                         #{u.subTaskID}
                    </h:column>

                         <h:column>
                        <f:facet name="header">
                        Task Description
                        </f:facet>
                         #{u.taskDescription}
                    </h:column>

                   <h:column>
                        <f:facet name="header">
                        From
                        </f:facet>
                         #{u.fromDate}
                    </h:column>

                   <h:column>
                        <f:facet name="header">
                        TO
                        </f:facet>
                         #{u.toDate}
                    </h:column>

                     </h:dataTable>

I know why it is printing so many instances, but i dont understand how do i make it print only one instance.
The query that I used and the result set is like:
   public List<EmployeeDutySchedule> getEmpWiseDB()
{
     List<EmployeeDutySchedule> empDutyList=new ArrayList<EmployeeDutySchedule>();

   ResultSet rs=null;
   String query="Select employee_duty_schedule.emp_id, first_name, last_name,  emp_designation, task_allocated_id, description, from_date, to_date\n" +
" FROM transport_department_schema.employees_information,  transport_department_schema.employee_duty_schedule, transport_department_schema.m_subtasks\n" +
" Where employees_information.emp_id=employee_duty_schedule.emp_id AND  employee_duty_schedule.task_allocated_id=m_subtasks.subtask_id  ;\n" +
"\n" +
"";
    System.out.println(query);
     rs=MyQueryExe.executeQuery(query);

            System.out.println("rs "+rs);
            try
        {
        while(rs.next())
        {
         EmployeeDutySchedule empDuty=new EmployeeDutySchedule();
          empDuty.setEmpID(rs.getString("emp_id"));
         empDuty.setFullName(rs.getString("first_name")+" "+rs.getString("last_name"));

         empDuty.setSubTaskID(rs.getString("task_allocated_id"));
         empDuty.setTaskDescription(rs.getString("description"));
         empDuty.setDesignation(rs.getString("emp_designation"));
         empDuty.setFromDate(rs.getDate("from_date"));
         empDuty.setToDate(rs.getDate("to_date"));

         empDutyList.add(empDuty);
            System.out.println("size of list  "+empDutyList.size());

          }
        }
        catch(SQLException e)
        {
            e.getStackTrace();
        }
        return empDutyList;
}

The database table itself has multiple empID entries for show all the tasks allocated to the particular employee.
Any help would be dearly appreciated!  I hope my question is clear enough.
Thank You.

A: Do you mean, the header strings "Employee Id", etc. are repeating or the number of the rows related to each Employee?
In the latter case try adding Distinct keyword into your query:
 Select distinct employee_duty_schedule.emp_id, ................