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Q: Avoid recurring of Records in the code I am implementing Wordpress feature, viewing posts per Year and Month using PHP as
eg:
Press Releases
2013(4)
    October(1)
    Announcement1
But I am getting each records as repeated in the result. The code is as shown below:
$query = "SELECT * FROM edu_announcements WHERE status = '1' ORDER BY add_time asc";
$resultSet = mysql_query($query);
if (mysql_num_rows($resultSet))
{
    $newsArray = array();

    echo '
' . PHP_EOL;
    echo '
Press releases:
' . PHP_EOL;

    while ($newsResult = mysql_fetch_array($resultSet))
    {
        $newDate =  $newsResult['add_time'] ;
       $timePeriod =date("F Y", $newDate);
        //$timePeriod = date('F  Y ',strtotime($newDate));
        $timePeriodY = date('Y',$newDate);
        $timePeriodM = date('F',$newDate);

        if (!isset($newsArray[$timePeriod]))
        {
              $newsArray[$timePeriod] = array();
        }
           $newsArray[$timePeriod][] = $newsResult;

    }

    foreach ($newsArray as $timePeriod => $newsItems)
    {
        $timePeriodY = date('Y',strtotime($timePeriod));
        echo '
' . $timePeriodY . '' . PHP_EOL;
        echo '
' . PHP_EOL;

        //by month
        foreach ($newsArray as $timePeriod => $newsItems)
        {
            echo '
' . $timePeriod . '' . PHP_EOL;
            echo '
' . PHP_EOL;

            //news items
            foreach ($newsItems as $item)
            {
                echo '
';
                echo ''.$item["title"].'';
                echo '
' . PHP_EOL;
            }

            //end by month
            echo '
' . PHP_EOL;
            echo '
' . PHP_EOL;
        }

        //end by year
        echo '
' . PHP_EOL;
        echo '
' . PHP_EOL;
    }

    echo '

' . PHP_EOL;
    echo '
' . PHP_EOL;
}
else {
    echo 'No announcements';
}

I am getting the result as repeated as shown below:
Array ( [July 2013] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => 99 [id] => 99 [1] => sdfsdf [title] => sdfsdf [2] =>
 sdfsdfsdfc
[description] =>
 sdfsdfsdfc
[3] => [documents] => [4] => [photo1] => [5] => [photo2] => [6] => [photo3] => [7] => [photo4] => [8] => 1 [public_visibility] => 1 [9] => 0 [dept_visibility] => 0 [10] => 0 [depatment] => 0 [11] => 1373913000 [add_time] => 1373913000 [12] => 1 [status] => 1 [13] => sdfsdf [small_description] => sdfsdf ) [1] => Array ( [0] => 100 [id] => 100 [1] => sefsdfvsxdf [title] => sefsdfvsxdf [2] =>
 sdfsdfsd
[description] =>
 sdfsdfsd
[3] => [documents] => [4] => [photo1] => [5] => [photo2] => [6] => [photo3] => [7] => [photo4] => [8] => 1 [public_visibility] => 1 [9] => 0 [dept_visibility] => 0 [10] => 0 [depatment] => 0 [11] => 1374604200 [add_time] => 1374604200 [12] => 1 [status] => 1 [13] => sdfsefs [small_description] => sdfsefs ) )

I want distinct records from the table. Can anyone help me to solve this.

A: If you mean why are you getting the parts of each record duplicated, such as:
[0] => 99
[id] => 99

it is because mysql_fetch_array has a second option (beyond your $resultset), which defaults to  int $result_type = MYSQL_BOTH.
The type of array that is to be fetched. It's a constant and can
take the following values: MYSQL_ASSOC, MYSQL_NUM, and MYSQL_BOTH.

If you must use the raw (and old) mysql functions (as others say, this is no longer good practice), then you will also want to probably add , MYSQL_ASSOC to the function call, and then deal only with the name of the columns - such as 'id', 'title' & 'description'. There may also be similar parameters to other DB access calls, though mostly they will use the MYSQL_ASSOC-style returns to have the column name by default.

A: I solved the answer by using the code as shown below:
       echo '

';

            $CURRENT_TIMESTAMP=time();
            $sqlstr=mysql_query("select * from nesote_edu_announcements where status=1");
            $count=mysql_num_rows($sqlstr);
            if($count!=0)
            {
            while($article=mysql_fetch_row($sqlstr))
            {
            $id=$article[0];
            $details= $article[2];
            $postedon=date("F j, Y",$article[11]);

            $olderpost=date("Y",$article[11]);

            $yearnoquery=mysql_query("select count(*) from nesote_edu_announcements where add_time <='$CURRENT_TIMESTAMP' and status=1 ");
            $resultq=mysql_fetch_row($yearnoquery);
            $numberofposts=$resultq[0];
            }

            echo "
';
                echo $olderpost;echo '(';echo $numberofposts;echo ')';
                echo '

                ';

                $monthqry=mysql_query("SELECT add_time,COUNT(id),id FROM nesote_edu_announcements WHERE status=1  AND (add_time <='$CURRENT_TIMESTAMP') AND FROM_UNIXTIME(add_time, '%Y')='$olderpost' GROUP BY FROM_UNIXTIME(add_time, '%M') ASC");
                while($month=mysql_fetch_row($monthqry))
                {
                    $monthsfordisplay=date("F",$month[0]);

                    $months=date("m",$month[0]);

                    $monthnos=$month[1];
                    $artid=$month[2];

        echo  '
';

                    echo  ''; echo $monthsfordisplay;
           echo '('; echo $monthnos; echo ')
';
                    $smalldisquery=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM  nesote_edu_announcements WHERE FROM_UNIXTIME(add_time, '%m')='$months' AND add_time <='$CURRENT_TIMESTAMP' and status=1");
                    while($smalldisc=mysql_fetch_row($smalldisquery))
                    {
                        $articlemonthid=$smalldisc[0];
                        $disc=$smalldisc[1];

                echo '

                    ';
                $message=substr($disc,0,30);

$message=$message."...";

                echo "* ".$message; echo "";
                    echo "
";
           }
                }
            }
                echo "

";

This will show announcements in Year-Month basis.


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Silicone wristband becomes a daily item in our lives. We usually customize a silicone wristband for out door activities, UV sensitive silicone wristband is a good choice. As a promotional gift, silicone wristband has advantage of favorable price, soft to touch and long lasting, so it is very popular. Let me talk something about UV silicone wristband.
A UV silicone bracelet can transfer it's color darker under sunshine when absorbing UV light. It transfer to purple or blue normally which indicating the strength of the UV index. Wearing it on the wrist is a good way to avoid long time staying under strong sunshine. We add UV powder which is also green as silicone in production.
The UV powder is kind of photochromic material. We use it to make this change. Photoreceptor color is irradiated by ultraviolet or sunlight, absorbs ultraviolet or sunlight, and produces changes in color. When it loses ultraviolet or sunlight, it returns to the original color.
Photoreceptor products, after sunlight or ultraviolet radiation, can absorb the energy of the sun or ultraviolet rays, produce changes in the molecular structure, lead to changes in the absorption wavelength, and produce color changes; when the sun or ultraviolet energy is lost, the original molecular structure is restored and the color of the cost is reduced.
Application of photosensitive discoloration material: coating, suitable for various surface coating products, including PMMA spray paint, ABS spray paint, PVC spray paint. Ink, printing of various materials, including fabric, paper, synthetic film, glass, etc. Plastic products, suitable for various kinds of plastic PP, PVC, ABS, silicone rubber and other materials, such as the ejection, out of shape.
We make the UV transfer wristband with silicone material original colors. So it look like jelly with translucent. The it gets to purple or blue in the sunshine, so cool it is. All styles of logo we can customize on it, debossed , colorfilled, embossed, embossed printed or print. And the size we can make is adult , women, youth and toddler. The there is anything unclear, please go to our category at which we will show you all.
Glow in dark silicone wristband is popular for night event. A glow in dark silicone wristband can glow green or blue after absorbing strong light energy under the effect of phosphor which is very small amount added and green to human. The glow will fade gradually in about 3h depending on how much light it absorbs. It is the best one for night event. Such music show, night walk and so on. The logo can be same as regular debossed, embossed or printed on the glowing wristbands.
After exposure to natural light, fluorescent light, and ultraviolet light, the phosphor can store the light energy, stop the light and release it slowly in the way of fluorescence, so the light can still be seen at night or in the dark, lasting for hours to more than ten hours.
The luminescent powder can be automatically lit in the dark. The main component is rare earth, which belongs to inorganic materials.
The luminous powder first absorbs a variety of light and heat, converted into light energy storage, and then automatically luminescence in the dark, by absorbing all kinds of visible light to realize luminescence. The product does not contain radioactive elements, and can be used indefinitely, especially for short wave visible light, sunlight and ultraviolet light (UV light) under 450 nanometers. Accept the ability.
Here is the properties of the luminous powder. 1st short excitation time, long duration of luminous and afterglow, high brightness. 2ndvery stable physical and chemical properties, strong environmental adaptability, ordinary service life. 3rd safe and reliable, energy saving, green environmental protection.4th The particles are small, and the fineness and granularity are evenly distributed.
In the actual life, people make use of the long time luminescence characteristics of night light powder to make a weak light source, and have special use in the military department. This material is applied to various kinds of switch signs on the aviation instrument, clocks, windows, machines, and the handle of the door, and can also be pressed into various symbols and parts together with a variety of transparent plastic materials. Supplies (such as power switches, sockets, fishing hooks, etc.). These light-emitting components are illuminated at night, at night or by accidental blackouts, and after lightning, and it still continues to glow, allowing people to discern the direction of the surrounding and bring convenience to work and life. The ultra-fine particles of luminous materials can be added to textiles to make the colors more colorful. Children wearing luminous textiles can reduce traffic accidents. We use it to make the wristband glow so as to contribute to night event.
Debossed or embossed logo on the wristband makes it more understanding. It is the most popular wristband for the young. A mold is needed for debossed, embossed, colorfilled styles. We make a mold and set it in the machine, the high temperature of about 200℃ will solidify rubber into the sharp of bracelet. let's see how the mould come into being.
Mold, industrial production to use injection, blow molding, extrusion, die-casting or forging and forming, smelting, stamping and other methods to get the various models and tools of the required products. In short, mold is used to make molding tools. This tool is made up of various parts, and different molds are made up of different parts. It mainly realizes the processing of the shape of the articles by changing the physical state of the formed material. It has the title of "the mother of industry".
Under the action of external force, the billet becomes a tool with specific shape and size. It is widely used in blanking, die forging, cold heading, extrusion, compaction of powder metallurgy parts, pressure casting, and plastic or injection molding of engineering plastics, rubber, ceramics and other products. The mold has a specific contour or inner cavity shape, and the shape of the cutting edge can be used to separate the blank from the contour line (blanking). The shape of the inner cavity can be used to obtain the corresponding three-dimensional shape of the blank. The mold generally consists of two parts, the movable die and the fixed die (or punch and concave die), and the two parts can be divided into two parts. When separate parts are removed, the blank is injected into the mold cavity to form. The mold is a precision tool with complex shape, bearing the bulging force of the billet. It has high requirements for the structure strength, stiffness, surface hardness, surface roughness and machining precision. The development level of die production is one of the important symbols of the mechanical manufacturing level.
The most important factors of mold material are thermal strength and thermal stability. Materials used for common materials: working temperature, forming materials, mold materials.
1st <300 ℃ zinc alloy Cr12, Cr12MoV, S-136, SLD, NAK80, GCr15, T8, T10.
2nd 300~500℃ aluminum alloy, copper alloy 5CrMnMo, 3Cr2W8, 9CrSi, W18Cr4V, 5CrNiMo, W6Mo5Cr4V2, M2.
3rd 500~800 ℃ aluminum alloy, copper alloy, steel titanium GH130, GH33, GH37.
4th 800~1000 ℃ titanium alloy, steel, stainless steel, nickel alloy K3, K5, K17, K19, GH99, IN100, C-6NX88 C-6NX88, MAR-M200, TRW-NASA, WA.
5th >1000 ℃ nickel alloy Cu base alloy die and hard alloy die.
Our website have been in this field for years. We have our own factory, design, produce and sell high quality rubber bracelet all over the world, millions a year.
Even it is a small and simple item, but it is not so easy to make. Let's learn about how to make a silicone bracelet.
There are 8 steps to make a rubber bracelet.
An artwork includes the information of order number, size, logo style, order quantity and other options like glowing and individual pack. The most importantly it shows what the bracelet looks like with your message or logo. It is direct way to check if wording, colors of bracelet and logo are correct. We are willing to make several mock-ups for your reference. The software for designing is CDR, so eps. or ai. file is appreciated for your logo. And there are variety of fonts for your choice. If the artwork get confirmed, we will proceed with it.
2nd Make the mould or film.
A mould is needed for debossed, embossed, colorfilled styles. We make a mould and set it in the machine, the high temperature of about 200℃ will solidify rubber into the sharp of bracelet. A mould is made from copper.
A film is functioned like a mould but it is for printed wristband only. It transfer the ink to the surface of bracelet as logo and wording.
3rd Prepare the rubber material.
A rubber bracelet is mainly made from silicone rubber, and some other accessories like curing agent which solidify the soft rubber, and Color masterbatch which makes bracelet colored.
We will mix these material evenly in a blender. It comes out a ball of rubber. We need to measure it into blocks of almost same weight which as much as the weight of a wristband. Normal size of 202*12mm bracelet is weighted about 6g.
4th Produce bracelets by the mould.
As we mentioned before in 2nd and 3rd step, we will transfer the blocks to bracelets by a set of moulding machine of high temperature. When it cool down, it gets the characteristic of a bracelet, smooth and strengthened.
A semi-product of rubber bracelet has rough edges, we have to cut it off. The rough edge is cut by machine. It will be good.
The bracelet comes out from moulding machine without colors on the logo and lettering. We have to fill the ink or print the ink on the bracelet. Different style has different way of printing.
As the bracelet has static electricity, dust will be on the surface and hard to move off. So we need to clean the bracelet before packing. We usually wash it with water once.
After washing, we will check the quality.
We count the quantity by weighting. Normally packing will be 100pcs/bag, and 2500pcs/ctn. Individual packing is available. It is good to go now.
As we all know, silicone rubber is the main material for a silicone bracelet. Let's explain the what silicone rubber is and the its perfect characteristic.
There are many types of silicone rubber for different fields of industrial product.
Silica gel is a highly active adsorbent material, which belongs to amorphous material. Silica gel is a kind of amorphous silicon dioxide, mainly composed of silica. Its chemical property is stable, and it does not burn. Chemical formula is xSiO2·yH2O.
Silica gel contains organic silica gel and inorganic silica gel. Inorganic silica gel is a highly active adsorption material. It is usually prepared by reaction of sodium silicate and sulfuric acid, and a series of post-processing processes such as aging and acid bubble. Household use desiccant, humidity regulator, deodorizer belongs to inorganic silica gel.Organic silica gel is an organosilicon compound. It refers to a compound containing Si-C bond and at least one organic group, which is directly linked to silicon atoms. It is mainly divided into four categories: silicone rubber, silicone resin, silicone oil and silane coupling agent.
There are 4 types of silicone products, moulded silicone products, extruded silica gel products, liquid silica gel products and special silicone products.
Silicone rubber is one of organic silica gel and it is one of the moulded silicone products Temperature resistance, weatherability, electrical insulation performance, Physiological inertia, Low surface tension and low surface energy are the outstanding characteristics of organic silica gel.
The one we use to make bracelet is named polysiloxanes di-Me Me vinyl vinyl group-terminated chemically. We add curing agent to the soft original silicone rubber and mix them evenly, then put it to molding machine with high temperature of about 200℃, a few seconds later the silicone rubber gets solidified. Here comes the silicone bracelet with custom logo by mould. Characteristic of the silicone rubber stay same on the process but it get more strengthened.
All of our products are made from 100% high quality silicone rubber, eco-friendly, comfortable to wear and durable. Please feel free to choose us. Thank you.
High quality silicone wristband is made from 100% rubber silicone. It is eco friendly and comfortable to wear. For a custom silicone wristband, the logo can be debossed, colorfilled, embossed, embossed printed or printed. If you want the logo be colorful, the debossed colorfilled, embossed printed or printed with colors will be good choice. The band color can be solid, swirled, segmented, UV sensitive and glow in the dark. Size of wristband can be small as kids to large as adult, even an extra large size for a strong body.We can combine several options you like on a wristband. Custom silicone wristband contributes to memorials, awareness, cross-fit, team sports, holiday decoration, party favors, fundraising, company event etc. Design your own wristband is not so difficult as you can imagine. Our website is good for you.
The first silicone wristband came into being in 2005. It is a silicone wristband resisting cancer called LIVESTRONG by Armstrong who suffer from cancer. He shows us the strengthen and brave facing the disease. From then on, custom wristband became more popular all around the world.
So let me show you how to make a silicone wristband in a factory. There are mainly 6 steps.
Design the digital and get confirmation from client.
Make the mould for debossed and embossed style or film to printed style.
Prepare the material and warm up the machine. The running temperature of the machine is as high as 200 degree centigrade. It takes several hours warming up. During this period of time, we can get the color and silicone mixed.
To produce wristbands by the mould on the machine. Have edge cut, fill the color or printed the logo on the wristbands.
Quality checking. The unqualified product should be picked out.
A silicone wristband is made from high quality silicone rubber. It will be easily deformed and immediately restored as it's tension and flexibility. Silicone bracelet is a real green jewelry with wear-resistant , high temperature resistance, no deformation and no side effects on body.
Tips for a custom rubber wristband.
First, the false silicone bracelet is easy to suffer from deformation while the true one has good memory to snap back and relatively small permanent deformation.
Second, the real silicone bracelet touches smoothly with special surface treatment and easily stick with dust , hair and other impurities.
Third, when it burned with fire, the false silicone bracelet will come up with the black material on the edge while the true one shows white powder.
And final, tell a reliable method to clean the bracelets. Get it soak in warm water for 3-5min, rub a few and add the detergent if necessary. Then all done after drying by air.
With the long term use of a rubber wristband, we will find it full of dirt things. So how to clean it become a question.
Here a simple way for cleaning. First place the rubber wristband in warm water for 3-5 minutes. Then gently rub it a few and put it to cool dry place. Detergent is recommended if the previous method does not work.
Silicone bracelet is made mainly from the silicone powder. So what is silicone for the bracelet ? is it eco to man? Here comes the answers.
The silicon rubber is eco to human beings. The test report shows that it can reach the authority standards. Such as Regulation (EC) No.1907/2006 , European RoHS directive 2011/65/EU and It's Amendment Directives , Annex XVII of Regulation (EC) No.1907/2006 , US ―Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act 2008 , US ―Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act 2008 , US California Proposition 65 and Assembly Bill No.1108 and Germany GS Mark Certification — Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons .
Some material that is harmful like Cr(VI) and Polybrominated Biphenyls & Polybrominated Biphenyl Ethers (PBBs & PBDEs), Bis (2-EthyylHexyl) Phthalate (DEHP), Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP), Benzyl Butyl Phthalate(BBP), Di-Iso-Butyl Phthalate (DIBP) can not be found or the content is much less than the standard request.
Different color of the bracelet has different meanings.
Band color white stand for making poverty history.
Black and white stand for standing up and speaking up.
Blue stand for beatting bullying.
Pink stand for supporting knowledge strength.
Blue and green stand for say no to sectarianism.
Also a silicone bracelet can be used as a promotional item for entertainment or sport. It is hot sale as a advertisement gift.
Most of the silione bracelets are of no meanings , people wear it just as a popular jewellery.
As we can see, a silicone wristband is made from silicone plastic. But it is just the main material. It contains many things more than silicone and different kind has different component. Let me show you the details.
Silicone plastic is the main component. There are many kinds of silicone plastic for different fields of industrial product. Silica gel contains organic silica gel and inorganic silica gel. Silicone plastic is one of organic silica gel. Temperature resistance, Weatherability, Electrical insulation performance, Physiological inertia, Low surface tension and low surface energy are the outstanding characteristics of organic silica gel. The one we use to make wristband is named Polysiloxanes di-Me Me vinyl vinyl group-terminated chemically. We add curing agent to the soft original silicone plastic and mix them evenly, then put it to molding machine with high temperature of about 200℃, a few seconds later the silicone plastic gets solidified. Here comes the silicone wristband with custom logo by mould. Characteristic of the silicone plastic stay same on the process. All of our products are made from 100% high quality silicone plastic, eco-friendly, comfortable to wear and durable.
Color masterbatch is the functional material for colors of the wristband. Pigment, carrier, additive is component of color masterbatch. We add it at the same time with curing agent to silicone plastic. Color masterbatch makes pigment has better dispersion in the product, keep chemical stability and stability of color.
If the logo is colored, the silicone printing ink will be used. Silicone printing ink is suitable for silicone plastic product, the logo will be durable with the ink. What contains in the ink ? They are silicon dioxide, pigment, silicone oil and solvent. When the ink is dried, some of the component will evaporates.
Glowing powder is a kind of rare earth that absorbs and store light energy, and release light in the dark. We will add it to a glowing wristband. The glow light last several hours and it is recyclable.
Silicone wristband becomes a daily item in our lives. We usually customize a silicone wristband for cross-fit, team sports, birthday parties, fundraising, anniversary and so on. As a promotional gift, silicone wristband has advantage of favorable price, comfortable to wear and long lasting, so it is very popular. Let me see something about popular style of it.
1st Debossed colorfilled silicone wristband. This is a kind of wristband debossed and filled with colors. It has a debossed effect on the surface of wristband .The important difference from a normal plain wristband is that we make one mould for every design to make it debossed engraving. When it is extruded the silicone , the logo will be on the wristband. Finally we will fill it with the silicone based ink which is long lasting.
3rd Printed silicone wristband. This is plain with a customized logo. Your logo or text can be printed on the surface of the blank wristband with the silicone based ink by the silk screen printing technology. We make a unique printed mold for one design. The lines of the logo is printable clearly with the smallest 0.1mm width. This kind of silicone wristband is especially suitable for personalizing complex logo. And it touches smooth the printed wristband style.
4th Figured silicone wristband. A figured silicone bracelet is quite different from normal shape wristband as it can be customized according to the shape of logo like a watch, heart or other shapes. It is made by mould. The logo can be debossed, debossed colorfilled, embossed, embossed printed or printed.
5th Glow in dark silicone wristband. A glow in dark silicone wristband can glow green or blue after absorbing strong light energy under the effect of glowing powder which is green to human. The glow will fade gradually in about 3h depending on how much light it absorbs. We can make it glowing band as well as or the debossed and glowing logo. It is the best one for night event.
6th UV silicone wristband. A UV silicone bracelet can transfer it's color darker under sunshine when absorbing UV light. It transfer to purple or blue normally which indicating the strength of the UV index. Wearing it on the wrist is a good way to avoid long time staying under strong sunshine. We add UV powder which is also green as silicone in production.
Besides the logo, we can personalize the wristband size as well. The normal size is 202mm length for adult, 190mm for women, 180mm for youth and 150mm for child. The width can be 6mm, 12mm, 15mm, 19mm or 25mm. If these not fit you, then you probably need to pay extra for certain size.
We are professional manufacturer who makes millions of silicone wristband per year. As an experienced company established 10 years ago, we built our factory to make and sell wristbands worldwide. We have own designing team, production team and cooperate with FedEx, UPS and DHL, so that we can provide best service from designing to delivery.
We design all for free. If you need to put your logo on wristband, JPG, PDF or AI file is appreciated. We will make it to your satisfaction. All we do for designing is free no matter you place the order or not. Besides we can send you photo physical sample before mass production if necessary.
We are integrity of making and selling. Low price, good quality and service is our rule. If order less than 100pcs , get 50pcs free , order more than 100pcs , get 100pcs free. The free are of same design as ones you order. Larger amount, more favorable price. No MOQ here, even 1pcs we will make. We are always strict in quality of our product focusing on edge cutting, polluted mark and printed logo to make a best product for you.
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Klopp says he 'won't cry like a 5-year-old' if Liverpool don't sign a centre-back
Jurgen Klopp says nothing has changed regarding Liverpool's transfer plans in January and he has full confidence that a change of fortunes can be earned with the current squad.
Hard work, better decisions and plenty of communication – that's the boss' plan to get the Reds through the recent rut which has seen the team fall from top spot and fail to score in four.
Injuries have hammered the Reds in the first half of the season, particularly in defence, but ahead of the FA Cup clash with Man United he has reiterated that he's not expecting any additions in January.
Klopp said the players already at the club and available for action are the ones who count most for helping turning matters around and not signing anyone new is not the reason if results don't improve.
"It would sound like an excuse and the last thing we are looking for is that," he told reporters.
"We could have played better, made better decisions. That means we can change that and we believe 100 per cent we can change that with this squad.
"We don't go and say 'if we don't get this and that we cannot perform' or whatever."
Klopp also doubled down on his assertion that the club is working together in harmony and he accepts that matters in the outside world have impacted on the ability to spend.
In addition, while a new defender might be entirely welcome, it wouldn't magically solve all the problems – such as close to a one percent shot conversion rate in the last five league games.
With a global pandemic still stopping fans going to games, and thus harming the club's financial prospects, it's time to face reality and get to work with the areas which can be affected by the coaches and players.
"I'm not a five-year-old kid any more, and if I don't get what I want I don't start crying," he continued.
"Most of the time in my life I didn't get what I wanted, to be honest!
"I'm responsible for a big part of this football club but there are people responsible for the whole thing and I can't make their decisions. I know they are with us and want to support us and they do.
"If we talk about a centre-half, yes it would help, 100 percent. Would we score more goals with a centre-half, I'm not sure. Would it give us more stability in other moments, probably yes. But it's not about that.
"We have to improve the football in a decisive area with this squad, that's my job. Not sitting here and being disappointed with some decisions. I'm not.
"We know what we would do in an ideal world but the world is not ideal and not only for us, so we have to deal with the situation and that's what we do."
The last time a Klopp team went four league games without a goal was back in his days with Mainz; this weekend it could be all-change for both teams in the cup, but Liverpool will surely go strong as they seek to end a winless run and simultaneously improve their silverware prospects.
And both those will have to be earned without new faces, from the looks of things.
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These works build on the success of the Art Fund Collection of Middle Eastern Photography at the V&A and the British Museum, which was acquired in 2009 and 2010.
These new works are featured in 'Light from the Middle East: New Photography', the first major museum exhibition of contemporary Middle Eastern photography. This will be followed by a national and international tour. The Art Fund has given the two museums grants over £150,000 for the collection and additional support for the tour of the collection.


As an interior design company with roots and offices in London, we're constantly looking to the energy and inventive style of this city for inspiration. And it's no secret that London is full of interior designers. To help you on your journey to better living, we've culled 15 of the top interior designers currently working in London as a handy resource guide for all of your home improvement needs.
A quick look through this London interior design firm's portfolio proves that the best design is born from meticulous attention to detail and the characteristics that bring a home together. Ornate, seriously luxe and well-balanced, the beneficial power of Candy & Candy's work speaks for itself.
Based in Chelsea, Elicyon creates unique environments tailored to their discerning clientele that are crafted with care and and an eye for beautiful, functional design. Plush, deluxe and thoroughly modern, their work often bears the kind of interior design quality you'd expect from a 5-star hotel.
Sean and Markus, friends and founders of our interior design firm, met and found mutual appreciation for the benefits of beautiful interior design in London – a city whose energy and spirit offers us endless inspiration. Together, they launched Décor Aid to bring brilliant design to everyone, anywhere.
Every project we curate begins with a simple, complimentary in-home consultation to determine the best routes to realize the space you've always envisioned. Your designer will help you define your needs and offer guidance on how to move forward with a detailed proposal with no minimum purchase. Our world-class team of interior designers were selected from the most distinguished firms, and they bring an unparalleled level of expertise and personalization to every project.
Timeless with subtle touches, homes upgraded by VSP reflect modern lifestyles with just the right amount of notes from the past. Looking through their portfolio proves that this London interior design firm understands that the best way to make a design statement is often born from quiet moves.
DK Interiors is a full-service interior design firm specializing in luxury residential and commercial interiors that evoke the spirit of London's rich history while remaining thoroughly modern in appeal. By creating thoughtfully orchestrated environments that reflect a client' s personality and lifestyle, DK Interiors seamlessly upgrades every project with precision and quality interior design.
Masters at mid-century modern touches, Black Milk creates bespoke interiors catered to their clients needs and busy, modern lifestyles. Often understated, their work evokes the spirit of today while touching on great design moments of the past with synchronicity and just the right amount of quirk to make a space feel special and fully articulated.
With an eye for livable and luxurious interiors, Helen Green is one of the most well respected names in the world of London interior design. Headquartered in London's Chelsea neighborhood, the firm has been designing luxury interiors since 2002.
From Chelsea townhouses to some of London's most exquisite hotels, Helen Green is synonymous with luxury. Helen Green has been featured in a wide variety of publications, including Space Magazine, School House, Interior Design Todya, House & Garden, Homes & Gardens, Country & Town House, Telegraph Property, English Home, The City Magazine, Billionaire, Christie's, 25 Beautiful Homes, Alto, and El Mueble. When considering routes for finding the best interior designer London, we suggest a thorough look into their portfolio and accomplishments to get the most bang for your buck.
With a number of exquisite homes and properties, Taylor Howes has rightfully gained the reputation of being one of London's top interior design firms. In addition to designing homes in The Knightsbridge and The Phillimores, the firm has also designed London's largest private residence to date.
Taylor Howes has been featured in a wide variety of publications, including Vogue, Elle Decor, Marie Claire, The London Magazine, Rue Magazine, Interior Designers, Private Air, Homes & Interiors, Homes & Gardens, Country Homes & Interiors, The Resident, Great British Brands, Private Air, Flair, Designed, The Sunday Times, Art & Interiors, Bridge for Design, The Hedonist Magazine, Metropolitan Home, Luxdeco. Often, in a cosmopolitan city like London that boasts a roster of visionary talent, the key to finding the best interior designer London for your project can be found in your initial consultation. Because let's face it, even in a burgeoning hotbed of talent like London, building a strong relationship with your interior designer is vital in making the project flow seamlessly.
Owned and operated by Aaron and Laura Hammett, Laura Hammett designs is bringing hip and elegant interior designs to London. From Notting Hill Penthouses to Chelsea Townhomes, in addition to a wide variety of interior national properties, Laura Hammett is one of London's top interior design firms.
Laura and Hammet has been featured in a variety of publications, including the Lux Pad, Prime Resi, Luxdeco, Sua Casa, the London Evening Standard, The Wall Street Journal, The Resident, The Telegraph, Country & Town House, Art of Design, Bricks and Mortar, International Property, Embark Home & Decor, Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea, and In Design Magazine.
Louise Bradley is synonymous with London's luxury interior design scene. The firm's principal, Louise Bradley, has been one of London's top interior designers for over twenty years, and has designed everything from Notting Hill Townhouses to Country Homes in Windsor.
In addition to residences at London's prime addresses, Louise Bradley has designed a host of international properties, including chalets in Switzerland and Villas in Kuwait. Louise Bradley has been featured in a wide variety of publications, including Elle Decor, Interior Design Yearbook, Interior Design Today, Homes & Gardens, House & Garden, Financial Times, The World of Interiors, Business Life, Superior Interiors, Absolutely, Bridge for Design, House & Home, Homes & Gardens, Country & Town House, Telegraph Magazine, and Kensington & Chelsea. Celebrate London's eclectic style with interior design from an interior designer London who understands exactly what functions and aesthetic will work for you, and where they work best.
Rene Dekker is one of the world's leading interior designers, and his eponymous London-based firm has been designing luxury spaces for over 25 years. Dekker's interior designs are consistently recognized by the KBB Design Awards and the Design & Architecture awards.
From London to Moscow, the firm has designed a variety of residential and commercial luxury spaces. Rene Dekker's interior designs have been featured in a wide variety of publications, including Elle Decor, Andrew Martin, Contemporary Interiors, Objekt International, Perspectives on Design, Homes & Gardens, Robb Report Vacation Homes, Essential Interiors, Contemporary Home Design, and International Homes. By working with an interior designer London who elevates your home with thoughtful interior design in accord to your own tastes, and not the other way around, you'll have an easier time updating aspects of your home.
Modern timeless elegance: that's how Maurizio Pellizzoni describes their residential and commercial interiors. After spending a decade with the creative team of Ralph Lauren Home, Pellizzoni branched out, and established his own firm. Since 2007, Pellizzoni has brought a refined and contemporary Italian design aesthetic to London's interior design world.
From townhouses to commercial spaces, Pellizzoni is shorthand for luxury interior design. Maurizio Pellizzoni's interior designs have been featured in a wide variety of publications, including Architectural Digest, GQ, Case & Stili, Metro, Winq, The Times Magazine, Good Homes, Kitchen & Bathroom, Perspective Magazine, The Sunday Telegraph, The City Magazine, House & Garden, Kensington & Chelsea, The Wall Street Journal, and Evening Standard. Keep in mind that when considering updating a space with an interior design upgrade it's essential to seek out a savvy interior designer London who provides you with a home you can live in, not live around.
As one of London's top interior designers, Katharine Pooley brings a global design influence to her luxurious and tasteful interior designs. From Hype Park to Chelsea, the firm has gained a reputation of elegance and precision. Pooley's client base is ever-expanding, and now includes properties in Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
The firm even designed a castle in Scotland. Katharine Pooley has also opened up a boutique, which sources a wide variety of home goods and decor. The firm's variety of expertise has been featured in a number of publications, including Elle Decor, Vanity Fair, Dering Hall, Homes & Gardens, Financial Times, ES Magazine, New York Cottages and Gardens, LuxDeco, House & Garden, Country Life, Christie's Interiors, and the English Home. To get the most out of your space, look for an interior designer London whose portfolio reflects a true understanding of modern luxury.
Based in London's Belgravia district, Tara Bernerd and Partners is one of London's top interior design firms, and has designed for residencies around the globe, including New York, Chicago, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Switzerland. The firm's top clients include Thompson Hotels, Sixty Hotels, Blackstone, the LeFraks, Berkeley Group, Lend Lease, and Grosvenor.
Tara Bernerd and Partners have been featured in a wide variety of publications, including The New York Times, Vogue, Elle Decor, Architectural Digest, Surface Magazine, Living Etc., House & Garden, Grazia, You Magazine, Interior Design, Monocle, Country & Town House, Hospitality Interiors, Sleeper, The London Magazine, Living Etc., High Life, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Instyle, Financial Times, Conde Naste Traveller, Robb Report, and Wallpaper. A similar understanding of the architectural details that make every space unique will allow your interior designer London to use unexpected methods.
Since 2000, Martin Brudnizki Design Studio has created luxurious and contemporary interiors for London's most discerning clientele. In addition to residential designs, the firm is renown for its restaurant interiors, including world-class dining experiences in London, New York, Toronto, Paris, Miami, and Dubai.
In 2015, Brunizki established And Objects, a product design studio to compliment his firm's work in the field of interior design. Martin Brudnizki has been featured in a wide variety of publications, including Elle Decor, Wallpaper, House & Garden Magazine, Interior Design Magazine, Country And Townhouse Magazine, and Conde Nast Traveler. Which is why they're capping our list for the best interior designer Toronto to consider.Best London Interior Designer. We suggest an interior designer London with a proven interior design background.
As one of London's most acclaimed interior designers, Staffan Tollgard has been crafting bespoke luxury interiors for over ten years. In addition to a variety of properties in London and the United Kingdom, Staffan Tollgard has also designed for a discerning international clientele.
The firm also operates the Staffan Tollgard Design Store, a flagship retail space exhibiting a wide variety of luxury furniture and decor. Steffan Tollgard has been featured in a variety of publications, including Architectural Digest, Elle DEcor, Design et. al, Living Etc., Art and Design, The Art of Design, Interior Design Today, The Resident, English Home, Homes & Gardens, House & Garden, 25 Beautiful Homes, and Andrew Martin. Which is why they're capping our list for the best interior designer London to consider.


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Parallel programming on the go.

Overview

    Channel utility classes based on the jroutine-core library.

    Through the module classes it is possible to combine input and output channels in several ways, so to enable complex concatenation of routines.

Main concepts

        Selectable

            Selectable data allow for effective transmission of sub-flows of data through a single channel.
            Each selectable is linked to a specific index so that is possible to discriminate between data coming from logically separated flows.

Main classes

        Channels

            This utility class exposes several methods to combine and transform channels.

        ByteChannel

            A byte channel allows for efficient transmission of binary data through a routine channel.

Dependencies

    Below a full list of the included modules:

jroutine-core — core routine and channel classes

Usage examples

Example 1: blending the output of two channels.

      final Channel<?, Object> channel = Channels.blend(channel1, channel2).buildChannels();

Example 2: concatenating the output of two channels.

      final Channel<?, Object> channel = Channels.concat(channel1, channel2).buildChannels();

Example 3: joining the output of two channels.

      final Channel<?, List<Object>> channel = Channels.join(channel1, channel2).buildChannels();

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As it has been established, there are many available Fontana Distribution distribution center jobs for interested applicants. If you are looking for an entry-level employment opportunity in the distribution industry, then make sure to try out for the Warehouse Clerk opening. As a warehouse clerk, it will be your responsibility to assist in a variety of warehouse activities, such as receiving, shipping, and storing.


FILM PROJECTIONS is a new documentary that we've got in production that explores how the fast-moving digital revolution has created new opportunities for one of the UK's oldest cinemas, providing a new lease of life for a venue that has struggled for decades to stay a working cinema and remain at the heart of its seaside community.
Worthing's Dome Cinema opened its doors back in 1911 and has been showing films to the paying public for over 100 years. Now a listed building and saved from the hands of developers, the historic splendour of the Dome contrasts markedly with the latest digital projection and audio technology that they've recently installed, creating an intriguing modern-day paradox.
We talk to cinema manager, Ross McLaughlin, the Dome's former 35mm film protectionist, who now, along with the rest of his team, are custodians of this idyllic piece of film history, helping to protect it and to enable it to thrive for our and future generations.
FILM PROJECTIONS is a short documentary that goes behind the scenes of this remarkable cinema, exploring the original auditorium, the two new screens that have only recently been added and The Projectionist's Bar, with its wealth of historic memorabilia. We even look inside the main projection room, which still has its original fire shutters to protect the building from the vagaries of the old acetate film stock and the many explosions that could easily follow.
The film is currently in production and should be available later this year. We'll continue to post updates and exclusive behind the scenes photos over the coming weeks.
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director: Phillip Noyce
title: The Bone Collector (1999)
main cast: Denzel Washington, Angelina Jolie, Queen Latifah
remaining cast: Denzel Washington, Angelina Jolie, Queen Latifah, Michael Rooker, Michael McGlone, Luis Guzmán, Leland Orser, John Benjamin Hickey, Bobby Cannavale, "Ed ONeill", Richard Zeman, Olivia Birkelund, Gary Swanson, James Bulleit, Frank Fontaine
plot summary: A quadriplegic ex-homicide detective and his female partner try to track down a serial killer who is terrorizing New York City.
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Hello. My family will be moving to Louisville next year. So far, we've narrowed down where we want to live to Indian Hills and Anchorage. Am curious to hear people's opinions about the pros and cons of both areas, separately and in relation to one another. From other research on the net, both seem like nice, clean, safe areas. Indian Hills is closer to the city, so there is that (better for commuting for work and and to visit the city for recreation), though I heard Anchorage has better schools. So any comments about both areas would be welcome.
Also, please don't suggest other areas or alternatives, it would be a waste of time, as we're set on one of those two areas.
They're both great areas. As you said, Indian Hills is closer to the main part of the city, and has some good stuff (attractions) very close by, as well as easy access to I-71.
If you're wanting maybe more privacy, Anchorage is a great place. I little more of a "rural" setting IMO. Great schools, and some nice scenery. It all boils down to what's more important to you, to be near.
You will be happy with either one. As for closer to the city, Anchorage is still close by. One of the major decisions will be if you have school aged children. Anchorage has a great school system that you must live in Anchorage to attend. Indian Hills falls into the Jefferson County school system and unless you are sending your children to private school, they may attend school that is not close to where you actually live.


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Snøhvit Gas Field
Snøhvit
Barents Sea
140km north-west of Hammerfest
3 Snøhvit, Albatross and Askeladd
Production Licences
Statoil (operator) - 33.53%
Petoro - 30%
TotalFinaElf - 18.4%
Gaz de France - 12%
Norsk Hydro - 3.26%
Amerada Hess - 3.26%
RWE Dea - 2.81%
193 billion cubic metres of natural gas
113 million barrels of condensate
5.1 million tonnes of natural gas liquids (NGL)
143km gas line 68cm ID
2 chemical lines
umbilical
153km CO2 pipeline
Liquefaction Plant
9m high
154m long
54m wide
Nkr170m
24,000t
Annual Exports
5.75 billion cubic metres of LNG
747,000t of condensate
247,000t liquefied petroleum gases (LPG)
Production Started
Estimated Investment
Nkr53.1bn ($5.3bn)
Map of the Snøhvit area.
Preparing for drilling on Snøhvit.
A line will take the Snøhvit wellstream to the landfill.
The facilities at Melkøya.
An artist's impression of the subsea facilities on Snøhvit.
The Snøhvit development comprises three fields – Snøhvit, Albatross and Askeladd. These lie in the Barents Sea, about 140km north-west of Hammerfest in northern Norway. The fields were discovered in 1984 in 250-345m of water and extend across seven production licences.
All licences contain natural gas with small quantities of condensate. The accumulation exceeds 193 billion cubic metres of natural gas, 113 million barrels of condensate and 5.1 million tonnes of natural gas liquids (NGL).
Snøhvit is operated by Statoil, which holds a 33.53% stake in the field. Other stakeholders include Petoro (30%), TotalFinaElf (18.4%), Gaz de France (12%), Amerada Hess (3.26%) and RWE Dea (2.81%).
Snøhvit field development
A development plan was proposed in 1991, but was halted on economic grounds. Statoil submitted a plan for development and operation of the field in September 2001 that was approved in March 2002. Snøhvit will be developed by a total of 21 wells, including eight production wells and one for injecting carbon dioxide into the seabed.
"The Snøhvit field is the first major development on the Norwegian Continental Shelf without a fixed or floating unit."
During 2004-05, six production wells and the carbon dioxide injection well were drilled. The remaining two production wells will be drilled in 2011. In 2005-06, production wells were drilled on Albatross. Both fields came onstream in 2007. The Askeladd field will start production in 2014-15.
Snøhvit is the first major development on the Norwegian continental shelf without a fixed or floating unit. Instead, a subsea production system on the seabed feeds a land-based plant on the north-west coast of Melkøya, at the entrance to the shipping channel into Hammerfest via a 68cm ID, 160km gas pipeline. In addition two chemical lines, an umbilical and a separate pipeline for transporting carbon dioxide were laid in 2005.
Both the subsea production system located on the field and pipeline transport are monitored and controlled from a control room at Melkøya, where operators open and close valves on the seabed 140km away with signals transmitted along fibre-optic cables and high-voltage electrical and hydraulic power lines.
The potential routes for the pipelines and cables were appropriately mapped and analysed, along with the areas where the subsea installations were to be sited in order to ensure the most favourable location for pipelines and equipment.
The work was carried out from the Normand Tonjer, which was followed by geotechnical surveys on the field and along the pipeline routes by the ship Bucentaur.
In April 2008, Statoil announced that carbon storage had started on the Snøhvit field. Statoil is reinjecting Snøhvit's carbon dioxide emissions into the ground beneath the gas-bearing formation on the field.
"The CCS process reduces CO2 emissions by 700,000t a year."
The process reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 700,000t a year when Snøhvit is at full capacity. This is the equivalent of emissions from 280,000 cars.
Natural gas is first pumped to a carbon capture plant at Melkøya. Here, 5-8% of carbon dioxide is removed from the gas and piped back to a 2,600m-deep sandstone formation at Snøhvit, where it sits under the seabed.
Gas liquefation
The unprocessed wellstream arriving at Melkøya is separated and the gas cooled down to liquid form and exported. The carbon dioxide is separated out at the land plant and returned in a separate line for storage underground beneath the seabed.
A liquefaction plant reduces its volume 600-fold by decreasing its temperature to -163ºC. This is carried out on a gas liquefaction barge, which was built at the Spanish shipyard group Izar Construcciones Naval's yard in Ferrol in a contract worth about Nkr170m. The barge is 9m high, 154m long and 54m wide.
The chosen building approach greatly reduces the need for steelwork on Melkøya, and gives cost savings as well as higher productivity compared with constructing the plant on site.
"Snøhvit exports 5.75 billion cubic metres of LNG a year."
Following completion, the barge was towed to an outfitting yard where 24,000t of process equipment for the gas liquefaction plant was installed on its deck. From there, it was transported to Melkøya on a heavy-lift ship and installed in a dock blasted out in advance. About 70 cargoes of LNG a year is shipped out from Melkøya.
The annual exports are estimated to be 5.75 billion cubic metres of LNG, 747,000t of condensate and 247,000t of liquefied petroleum gases (LPG). There are long-term contracts with Iberdrola in Spain and El Paso in the US. The total investment included Nkr34.2bn for field development, pipeline and land plant and Nkr5.4bn for ships. Snøhvit started production in September 2007.
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The Building in the Center of the Fort
Located close to the geographic center of James Fort were six large structural postholes, remains of two walls of a building. The postholes were likely part of a substantial post-in-ground structure, possibly James Fort's early storehouse. The building was oriented on a southwest to northeast axis that was nearly perpendicular to the south palisade wall of James Fort. These posts were spaced evenly on 10 foot centers along the long side of the structure and on 8 foot centers at the northern end. Future excavation will continue to search for more posts associated with this structure. As of early 2009, we know this building to be at least 40 feet long by 16 feet wide.
Several of the postholes have been excavated, and the artifacts found were of Virginia Indian manufacture. The lack of European artifacts in the posthole fill indicated that these postholes were likely from the early fort period. The area around the postholes probably had not yet been occupied by the colonists long enough to leave European artifacts on the landscape (i.e., artifacts that in turn may have found their way into the posthole fill at the time of construction).
The location and size of the six posts indicated they were associated with one of James Fort's large public buildings. A document left by the secretary of the colony, William Strachey, suggested that the Virginia Company storehouse may have been located in the center of the fort. In 1610 Strachey wrote, "in the midst [of James Fort] is a market place, a storehouse, and a corps de garde." At this point, it is believed that the posts were a section of this storehouse, but it is far too early to rule out the possibility that the posts were part of the corps de garde or guard house, or another James Fort building.
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Happy Labour Day!! It was lovely to have a day off, but it's definitely been overshadowed by the loom of going back to work tomorrow.
Last night I realized that I would have to do the Squad Runner mission all at once so I arranged to meet Brenda to go around Burnaby Lake. I picked her up with no problems, but then couldn't get my phone to connect to a satellite forever! I swear I lost at least half a kilometer of the lake. I decided to run all the extra trails that come off of the lake loop. This would give me the twelve km I needed at a ten km lake.
I ended up walking a half kilometer with Brenda at the beginning and then again when I met up with her at the halfway point. I'm always so serious about my runs and decided today, just to enjoy myself. I ended up walking about thirty seconds every five minutes, but did finally make it around the lake. It was slow at an average of 7:27 per kilometer and ran a total of 12.1km. I did like my calorie count at the end!!!
The tea afterwards definitely made up for the long run!!
I got home to my mom at my place hemming my pants. She's amazing!!! She's leaving tomorrow and she's still spending her time hemming my pants!
While she slaves away at the sewing machine, (they were Lululemon with ruching so I was scared of screwing them up), I worked on my rug. I am on my last square!!! My mom and I were discussing how to hang it once it's done and we have an idea.
Sorry I don't have that exciting a day to tell you about, but tomorrow is more than going to make up for it, I'm sure!
My day wasn't super productive but at least there was some fun!
I got myself all confused this morning as my run was a half hour later than normal. It was worth it though as two sets of my running buddies came back to join us this morning. It was awesome to run with three other people, even though I fell three quarters around the park!
My run was about 33 minutes and covered 4.7km with an average of 7:08. We were actually running way faster than that, but had to stop st each intersection to wait for one guy to ensure he didn't get lost. This timing doesn't bother me at all because today was about friends, not about time!
I did get out for a walk after I got home to finish up my squad runner mission because I couldn't stand being in 12th place.
After our run we headed to the Coquitlam Grill for brunch. Going to a new place for brunch was on my list , but this place is so quick and good and cheap that it's our usual:). I had the same breakfast as usual- the sunrise jumpstart with two eggs and hash browns, but I switched out the toast for fruit salad. I figured it was the healthier choice as when I have toast I want ham on it!!
I grabbed my mom and we hit the mall for the last few things she needs for her trip. It wasn't the most productive trip, but I think we managed to get it all. The mall was crazy busy today!
We also stopped at the drugstore, the hardware store for lightbulbs (I could do surgery in my bedroom now🤣) and Michaels for a gift card for my cousin.
I dropped my mom off and then went and finally got a car wash and some gas.
I finished a square today and have started in my last square. It's hard to believe that I'm so close to being done this huge project!
A day full of family visits.
My mom noticed that I have been saying that my runs aren't great a lot lately…well today, I can say I had an amazing run!!! I was back to my pre-summer speed and actually managed to knock five seconds off of my 5km time. I have a goal of running a 5km in 30 minutes. I realize this is slow for a lot of people, but it's a goal for me. I have taken 12 minutes off my time and have 2 minutes left to get rid of. I think these last two might be the most difficult!
I picked up my mom and we went in to have tea with my aunt, uncle and cousin. It was nice to catch up with them and my mom got some great hand-me-downs from my cousin. Thankfully they are about the same size and have similar taste! It saves me from seeing my mom in the same shirt continuously as she hates shopping for herself.
From there, we picked up my dad and headed out to visit my brother, sister in law and nephew. It was so great to see them!! We don't do anything exciting, but it's nice to catch up. I definitely have Gus withdrawal after a while. It can be quite funny though as my dad, brother and nephew are super similar and can get into trouble just sitting down. Today they did this and talked my mom into it too!
I won't be surprised if my parents have scooters soon!
My parents and I hit the Meridian Arms pub afterwards. Now my brother and sister in law love this place, but I don't think any of us were all that impressed with it today. I ended up with just a side green salad as the waitress looked aghast when I asked if there was a gluten free menu. My dad sent his fish and chips back as he said it was too chewy to eat and ended up getting bacon and eggs instead. My mom said the cheeseburger was pretty good and I have to admit the Orange Breezer drink I had was good.
After lunch we hit Costco to outfit my dad for the trip. He got a vest, two long sleeve shirts, a heavy sweater and underwear so he's good to go:). I wish I found it this simple to get ready for a trip!
We also managed a stop at Art Knapp's so I could finally get my herb plants and dirt. I even got them all planted today! I can't wait to do some cooking so I can use them! I just realized I didn't take photos of the plants so I'll do that tomorrow.
I have also been working on my rug and should be able to finish this square tomorrow!
Well I'm off to bed as it looks to be another busy day tomorrow.


> FWIW, with dataclasses we decided to get the PR committed early, long before most of the tests and all of the docs. The principle was that bigger changes needed to go in as early as possible in the release cycle so that we could thoroughly exercise it (something that almost never happens while something is in the PR stage).
I think that should generally be the exception, but if it does happen, there ought to be a release blocker issue for the tests and docs.  The problem then is if those things *don?t* happen and we get too late in the release cycle to roll the change back.


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Oakwood Hotel, San Francisco, CA (1907)
AKA: 40-48 5th Street Hotel, San Francisco, CA
Structure Type: built works - dwellings -public accommodations - hotels
Designers: McDougall Brothers, Architects (firm); Benjamin Geer McDougall (architect); George Barnett McDougall (architect)
Dates: constructed 1907
5 stories, total floor area: 17,790 sq. ft.
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An earlier hotel, the "Waldorf Astoria," occupied this site before the Earthquake and Fire of 04/18/1906; the conflagration gutted the hotel's interior, leaving only exterior remnants. The MacDougall Brothers--George and Benjamin--architects, designed this new, five-story, brick hotel building, completed in 1907, incorporating some remaining elements of the Waldorf. The San Francisco Planning Department indicated in its review of the hotel: "In the 1906 disaster, the building on this site, the Waldorf Astoria, was completely gutted, and its rear wall was partially destroyed. The McDougall Brothers, architects of record, petitioned 'to rehabilitate it to its former state.'Noting that although it was 'strongly built and well constructed in every detail,' they proposed additional reinforcement. The document notes that the original terra cotta cornice was intact, and would be retained. Implicit in the petition is an emphasis on the value of the building, even as a shell." (See "Preservation," San Francisco Property Information Map,Accessed 03/11/2013.) The MacDougalls added onto the original Waldorf perimeter, attaching a 25-foot by 75-foot annex, with the same design and dimensions, creating a new light court. John Boyd owned the hotel originally.
The Oakwood Hotel occupied a 3,746 square-foot lot, located northwest of the US Mint just across the street. According to the San Francisco County Assessor, the Oakwood Hotel had a taxable value of $2,853,047.00 in 2013. A writer for the San Francisco Planning Department described the hotel: "The well-proportioned, slender brick structure has a three-part composition. The commercial base has been largely remodeled, probably in the 1930s. The three story-shaft, sheathed in in buff brick, has enframed window bays of intricate detail, in a contrasting dark brown finish. The integrated fire escapes are also intricatelyornamented. The attic story supports the fine, pre-1906 terra-cotta cornice that the McDougall Brothers labored to preserved. The lobby, entered by a recessed, marble-trimmed vestibule, has marble walls, tiled floor, and a cofferef ceiling with molded cornices. The building is largely intact as built in 1907." (See "Preservation," San Francisco Property Information Map,Accessed 03/11/2013.)
An alteration occurred to the retail storefront on the first floor in 1935.
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"Oakwood Hotel article 1910", San Francisco Call, 41, 1910-02-20. "Oakwood Hotel article", San Francisco Chronicle, 1907-01-17.
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Building partnerships with the voluntary and community sectors
Gareth Hagger-Johnson, Jim McManus, Craig Hutchison and Meg Barker with some recommendations.
Psychologists should consider their relationship with the voluntary and community sectors (VCS). Here we outline the potential returns for all when collaborating, and the potential consequences of making assumptions about the role of psychology in this process.
Psychologists should consider their relationship with the voluntary and community sectors (VCS). Here we outline the potential returns for all when collaborating, and the potential consequences of making assumptions about the role of psychology in this process. Our insights are based partly on two one-day 'Building Partnerships' events supported by the BPS, where BPS Lesbian & Gay Psychology Section and VCS representatives met (Sheppard & Hegarty, 2004). But our recommendations have relevance to psychologists who work with the VCS in other fields. Recent government policy has identified the VCS as a core component of delivering high-quality public services to those who need them (Home Office, 2004a). The Home Office (2004b) is investing an additional £125 million in the VCS between 2005 and 2006. Three of their policies are particularly relevant to psychology:
l Health. The VCS is instrumental in delivering sustainable improvements in health and addressing health inequalities (Department of Health, 2003).
l Sustainable communities. The VCS contributes to the building of communities that are safe, healthy, pleasant and viable in civil life (ODPM, 2002).
l Community safety. The VCS delivers 'grassroots' projects and initiatives, in recent crime reduction policy, for example (Burnley, 2004; Levi & Maguire, 2004).
VCS agencies offer diverse services, such as victim support, housing and homelessness advice, health care, counselling and legal information. It is recognised generally that the VCS is particularly well positioned to deliver services for populations who are marginalised or who experience discrimination in generic or statutory services. The lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) voluntary sector is particularly well established (due in part to 'grassroots' responses to the HIV epidemic) and includes HIV prevention workers, telephone helpline operators, community workers, outreach workers and counsellors (Peel & McQuade, 2002; Stewart & Weinstein, 1997). Psychologists are equally diverse, and their roles include research, counselling, psychological testing and assessment.
The Building Partnerships events were formed out of the BPS initiatives to 'bring psychology to society' and 'give psychology away'. It became apparent that this concept was problematic. VCS delegates joked, 'How long will they be giving it away for?' and 'Can we give it back if we don't want it?', which indicated that the approach, in certain contexts, can be perceived as patronising. A one-directional model in which psychological knowledge is 'transferred' to the VCS restricts the potential for psychologists to learn from their VCS partners.
Giving psychology away to the VCS also has an interesting parallel to a term developed in the public understanding of science literature – the 'deficit model'. In the deficit model, the public are viewed as passive recipients of scientific information, and the purpose of giving science away is to educate and inform the public to address their deficits in knowledge. The deficit model has attracted a number of critics (Durant et al., 1996; Kerr et al., 1998) who disagree with how the public are constructed as 'given to' and 'deficient'. Many groups make up the public, and knowledge is more than a matter of technical detail. The public do not require accurate technical and methodological understanding of science in order to express opinions or feelings about its enterprise (Kerr et al., 1998).
An alternative model for building relationships between science and society is to characterise science as a 'stock of knowledge' which the public and scientists can draw from and contribute to (Kerr et al., 1998). This model might also apply to the relationship between psychology and the VCS. The role of VCS agencies is more than gatekeeping access to research participants. In this reciprocal model of giving psychology away, both the VCS and psychologists can draw from, and contribute to, a store of psychological knowledge. Psychologists can learn from the VCS, who provide access to hard-to-reach groups, experience in providing services to the public, local knowledge and other areas of expertise. A dialogue between psychology and the VCS can also clarify what each considers valid or useful knowledge.
Ultimately, the VCS uptake of psychology will depend on its perceived relevance (Kerr et al., 1998). We noted that the VCS tends to be selective about which research to refer to. Research with 'useful' findings is used, but studies that do not support the VCS agency's agenda are ignored – a phenomenon we term the 'pick-and-mix problem'. Lack of uptake of psychology by the VCS might be an active process or choice. Agencies may have a disinclination to become involved with particular sorts of psychological knowledge (Durant et al., 1996). It may prove informative to investigate negative responses to, not just uptake of, psychology. Understanding how the VCS can 'facilitate and utilise' (Kerr et al., 1998) psychology and its applied benefits will benefit both sectors.
A practical concern raised during the meetings was the intelligibility of psychology, or understanding of the research and evaluation processes used by psychologists. A source of tension mentioned several times by some VCS delegates was that psychology research was incomprehensible (e.g. a paper was difficult to read) or inaccessible (e.g. the journal was expensive or unavailable). Commentators from other disciplines have proposed a process of 'extended peer review' where research is peer-reviewed twice: once for professional journals, and a simplified version for the public. We noted the popularity of the BPS Research Digest (see www.researchdigest.org.uk), where 'snippets' of research are explained in lay terms, and welcome attempts to develop this resource further. Psychologists can use their work to enhance their profile among community agencies, who might find the work useful, but only if they present it in an accessible format and ideally with concrete recommendations. When working with the VCS, it is equally important that psychologists ask the VCS which 'answers' are sought.
We were reminded at the meetings that many VCS organisations have conducted their own research in their field of interest, driven partly by increasing pressure of VCS staff to justify their work with an evidence base, particularly when funding is restricted. Small-scale evaluations, often without statistical or analytical training, are requested with comparatively short timescales. Taking the LGBT voluntary sector as an example, research has been conducted by the VCS because psychology was seen to be silent or neglecting topics of concern: homophobia, bullying and violence, mental health, lesbian and gay parenting and sexual risk-taking.
However, much of this research has never been published in academic journals and is therefore referred to as 'grey literature' (Cordes, 2004). Grey literature is information produced in electronic and print formats not controlled by commercial publishing (i.e. where publishing is not the primary activity). In some disciplines, a substantial proportion of references in journal articles are to grey articles (e.g. Cordes, 2004).
Grey is perhaps an unfortunate word, because VCS research is often high quality and can be used by psychologists. In the Danish context, this activity has been formalised because VCS agencies participate in public sector management and a body called the Charities Evaluation Service exists to support charities in designing research. The shift towards a more flexible public sector in the UK means that psychologists here may soon be required to work with the 'models and principles' of other sectors (Jorgensen, 2002).
At our Building Partnerships meetings, VCS delegates provided some initial guidelines for a model of good practice, summarised in the box below. One complaint was that certain groups of service users are being overresearched – for example, gay men recruited into HIV prevention studies. Staff also reported a feeling of obligation to participate in psychology research, and complaints of 'hit-and-run' research or students 'requesting 200 service users to complete a questionnaire and then disappearing'.
One practical suggestion, which the Lesbian & Gay Section has acted upon, is the design and publishing of a psychology–VCS database that would collate research from both sectors, highlight the existence of gaps or overresearched areas, and where individuals' expertise can be found. This resource will be online and searchable. Projects such as these are examples of the term 'capacity building', by which professions can engage with the VCS and help them respond to the needs of the communities they serve (Harrow, 2001). However, developing this resource is not motivated entirely by altruism – psychologists at both Building Partnerships meetings were clear to acknowledge that the database will benefit their work by helping them find research participants.
Bringing psychology to the VCS, and to society, may help increase 'psychological literacy' – if this is accompanied by the VCS bringing their understanding of psychology to psychologists (cf. MacIntyre, 1995). This initiative might usefully be described as sharing psychology with the VCS, and with society.
BOX: guidelines offered by vcs delegates to psychologists
Don't view the community/voluntary sector as a convenient way of getting access to respondents/participants.
Don't send bundles of questionnaires and expect busy staff to distribute them for you.
Don't send out questionnaires without first checking the appropriateness and clarity of your questions (e.g. do not use the word 'homosexual' and expect gay men to respond with valid answers).
Don't expect community/voluntary organisations to provide immediate and unlimited access to service users. You will need to earn trust, and may have to work with organisations to establish appropriate procedures for contact with service users.
Don't be surprised if we ask you to sit on a committee or work for us after the research has finished, we need all the help we can get.
Don't dismiss small-scale research projects which have been conducted by the voluntary sector because they are not as well designed as academic research.
View community/voluntary groups as colleagues, rather than as a resource.
Enter into discussion with community/voluntary groups about what research might be useful or helpful in their field.
Enter into a dialogue with VCS before designing the questionnaire. They will be able to provide psychologists with advice on terminology, the relevance of specific questions, and areas which may be of particular interest to research with their community or service users. Turning up with pre-designed questionnaires won't allow you to get feedback on the relevance and appropriateness of your research questions.
Use the knowledge and experience of community/voluntary groups about appropriate ways of contacting potential respondents and participants.
Let community/voluntary groups know the results of you research. Be prepared to present and discuss your findings. Hit-and-run research does not go down well!
- Gareth Hagger-Johnson is a postgraduate research student at the Department of Psychology, University of Edinburgh. E-mail: [email protected].
- Jim McManus is a public health specialist at Barking & Dagenham PCT.
E-mail: [email protected].
- Craig Hutchison is the Beyond Trauma Project Manager at Health in Mind, a voluntary sector mental health organisation in Edinburgh. E-mail: [email protected].
- Meg Barker is a lecturer at the Department of Psychology, London South Bank University. E-mail: [email protected].
Discuss and debate
Is giving psychology away necessarily adopting a deficit model of public understanding?
Does uptake of psychology ultimately depend on its perceived relevance?
Do the guidelines apply to other types of voluntary organisation and other types of psychology?
Should psychologists consult and cite more grey literature?
Have your say on these or other issues this article raises. E-mail 'Letters' on [email protected] or contribute to our forum via www.thepsychologist.org.uk.
Association for Research in the Voluntary and Community Sectors: www.arvac.org.uk
BPS Lesbian & Gay Psychology Section: www.bps.org.uk/lesgay/lesgay_home.cfm
Charities Evaluation Service: www.ces-vol.org.uk
The Compact (agreement between government and the voluntary and community sector in England): www.thecompact.org.uk
Grey Literature: www.greynet.org
National Council for Voluntary Organisations: www.ncvo-vol.org.uk
New UK Self Assessment framework for voluntary childrens' agencies: tinyurl.com/992q9
Information for voluntary and community organisations: www.volresources.org.uk
Tools for risk assessment in the voluntary sector: www.zyen.com/Sectors/not_for_profit.htm
RefViz (visually displays under- and overresearched areas): www.refviz.com
Third Sector magazine: www.thirdsector.co.uk
Burnley, E. (2004). Nuisance or crime? The changing uses of anti-social behaviour control. Criminal Justice Matters, 57, 4–5.
Cordes, R. (2004). Is grey literature ever used? Using citation analysis to measure the impact of GESAMP, an international marine scientific advisory body. Canadian Journal of Information and Library Science, 28, 49–69.
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Harrow, J. (2001). Capacity building as a public management goal – Myth, magic or the main chance? Public Management Review, 3, 209–230.
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MacIntyre, S. (1995). The public understanding of science or the scientific understanding of the public? A review of the social context of the 'new genetics'. Public Understanding of Science, 4, 223–232.
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