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The celebrity photos making me question my self-image
Bad hair, bad make-up and two chins. That's what New York pop artist Danny Evans has done to transform celebrities into "ordinary" mums and dads. Penny Flanagan is not so sure the artist has helped parents with their photographic self-esteem issues.
Welcome to Planet Hiltron
Seeing celebrities at their best on the red carpet makes me wonder why my hair is always so frizzy and why my own decolletage is not flawlessly tanned.
Then the "stars without makeup" issue hits the shelves and I feel a whole lot better.
But pop artist Danny Evans has taken celebrity make-under pics to a whole new level – it's what I would call schadenfreude: pleasure derived from the misfortune of others.
Hang on though …
Celebrity "make-under" or a back-handed insult to "ordinary folk" ?
According to Danny Evans, the creator of the Planet Hiltron photo series, the way to make celebrities look like "everyday, normal, folk," (that's you and me, ladies) is to give them a few extra chins, some really, really bad hair and some clothes from 1985.
I may be a mum, but my dress sense is immaculate. (My hair? Not so much.) Either way, I'm not sure if this series of photos makes me feel better or worse about myself.
Celebrity parent "makeunders"
Gwyneth Paltrow as a smart but frumpy housewife
OK, so Gwyneth does actually look like a few of the mums at school drop off. I think we could be friends if she looked like this.
Britney as ... a serial killer
Not sure this is an appropriate "make-under" of a mother with kids. Has she been arrested, again? Or is this her passport photo?
Nicole K as Britney's accomplice/lesbian lover
Again, I'm not sure why Danny Evans thinks "ordinary" equals fat with bad hair and panda-eye makeup. But clearly he believes that the "add a chin and some frizzy hair" is a winning formula for making celebrities look like ordinary folk.
Jennifer Aniston as ... me after too much carbonara.
Jennifer Aniston and I have a lot in common. SNAP! This is what I look like in every photo since 2003. (Unless I make a big effort to extend my neck and not have a double chin.)
J-Lo as a woman who lives in a caravan
Apparently, according to Danny Evans, if J-Lo were not famous, she would live in a caravan and cut her own hair with a pair of nail scissors. She looks happy though. In her "ordinary" life, she must have skipped that AWKS marriage to Marc Antony and stayed with Ben Affleck.
The Golden Kardashians Girls
Left to right: Rose, Dorothy, Blanche and Sophia. Oh IF ONLY the Kardashians would retire and live out their twilight years quietly in Florida.
Kimye as a couple who got so hungry they ate their own children
He loves her post-baby curves.
Madonna as ... a 55-year-old woman, how novel!
OR … Madonna as my maths teacher in 1985 and Lourdes as my high school nemesis in 1985.
Paris Hilton as the woman who slept with your husband behind your back
What is it about a leopard and its spots?
Tom Cruise as Cameron Diaz's brother in "Something About Mary"
Now this one is truly insulting to "ordinary folk". Because apparently, in addition to having two chins, we dribble.
Kate as the woman who chopped her husband into pieces and served him to her lover for dinner.
Behind you, Wills! Behind you!
Me as Kate Winslet
Just for balance, here's what an ordinary person (me) would look like if she had Kate Winslet's body. This is a fun game. You should try it yourself. It really lifts your mood. I felt terrific after I photoshopped my head onto Kate's fabulous body.
Me as a woman who can form her body into an S shape
She really is talented that Giselle Bundchen, the way she can contort her body into an S shape for a photo. I know, because I searched the web for a suitable pic to Photoshop myself onto and I got pages and pages of Giselle doing her best impersonation of the letter S. But more importantly, how hot am I?
More from Kidspot:
- 12 things celebrity mums say that real mums never do
- TV mums: How do they rank?
- 10 things I never thought I'd do as a mum
More celebrity make-unders
- Celebrities as real people from Enpundit
- Danny Evan's celebrity make-unders from Huffington Post
- 18 celebrity make-unders from Twisted Sifter


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Rag & Bone Spring 2012
There's a rule of thumb that says it takes a decade for a fashion brand to start hitting critical mass, for people to know what it stands for, and for designers to start spreading their wings. Well, that trajectory is being born out again by the palpable buzz around the Rag & Bone show—once a label pigeonholed as contemporary streetwear, but now, almost ten years on, fully up there on the level of a polished New York event, crackling with audience anticipation.
The scale of the industrial space and the drama of the lighting rig—a gantry with 2,000 lightbulbs raised just before the show's start—certainly helped underline the impression of success and magnitude, but that counts for relatively little in comparison to the unfakeable feeling that Marcus Wainwright and David Neville are generating now: They know their woman, and you'd really like to be her.
She has the knack and force of character of someone who's lived long enough to synthesize elements of street-tribe, festival, and surfwear into something purposefully grown-up, urban, and dynamic. Pass her on the street, wearing her layerings of boxy tailored jackets, shrugged over bits and pieces of neoprene, knitwear, flashes of flouro, and fluid pants, and she'd stop you in your tracks. She's cool, an original, speedy, and a bit aloof.
Defining a New York image that compelling has been a hard-won process for two English guys who founded their business on jeans and solid outerwear. As Wainwright admitted backstage, "Spring's always been more difficult for us, being British, because we use a lot of tweeds, meltons, that sort of thing—so we worked really, really hard at this." He said he and Neville had plundered ideas from Glastonbury, the Burning Man festival, seventies surfers, and rave culture, but the mix ended up somewhere far more sophisticated, and melded into dozens of want-able pieces. A pair of navy trousers with a tuxedo stripe in orange, a white perforated scuba-fabric biker, and any number of space-dyed turquoise and white crochet knits might top the list—but probably nothing will exceed demand for the new Rag & Bone boxy jacket. With its loose-in-back volume (could be orange, navy, or turquoise), it's a proportion-changer which updates a pencil skirt or a pair of wide-leg pants in a brilliant way we've never quite seen before.

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Ratings goliath My Kitchen Rules has added a few extra ingredients to its winning mix.
A la Big Brother, the series will reveal three "intruder" style couples on Monday, February 18.
They include "real housewives" Angela and Melina from Victoria, "BFFs" Ashlee and Sophia from New South Wales and "food nerds" Kieran and Nastassia from Western Australia.
While MKR judge Manu Fieldel said participants were "scared and shocked" when the gatecrashers were introduced, WA's food nerds admitted the "villains" and "manipulators" they met soon changed tack.
Nastassia Jorre De St Jorre, a property manager, and Kieran Reidy, JB Hi-Fi salesperson, said each couple entered the competition with a different approach.
"There are only a couple of people who try to manipulate the situation and that seemed to be after they'd failed in the kitchen," Jorre De St Jorre said.
"There was an element of keeping us at arm's length but then it just fell into place," Reidy added.
"There was definite sizing up, we were sizing people up as well, but we soon found it easy to get along with everyone."
The pair met 11 years ago; Jorre De St Jorre's husband is Reidy's best friend and both admit that when they get in the kitchen, she wears the pants.
"I was 'round her house and she needed a hand in the kitchen and I said 'I can help' and she was taken aback that I could cook," Reidy said.
"She's a good person to have in a crisis because she knows how to take over and take charge."
Fieldel said the gatecrashers were "going to try their best to get someone else kicked out" and while WA's gatecrashers connected most with Victoria's Angela and Melina, the opposite was initially true of their NSW counterparts.
Initially Ashlee and Sophia were a little bit difficult to take.
"Initially Ashlee and Sophia were a little bit difficult to take, but the more we were with them the more we realised they weren't all about that," Jorre De St Jorre said.
"They come across as villains, and kudos to them they seem happy to be that persona but we spent some time way from everything else and they were fun."
"I think it was their game plan because they weren't there to make friends," Reidy added.
The self-confessed nerds found kinship with fellow Perth contestants Josh Maldenis and Andi Thomas, but found Busselton beauty queens Candice and Lisa Clarke to be "embarrassing".
"They're actually quite painful to watch," Jorre De St Jorre said. "The singing really doesn't stop."
The WA mates remained tight-lipped about the future, but with $250,000 sitting at the end of the rainbow, they already have plans for the bounty.
"We had this kooky idea," she said.
"There's this old mental asylum in Maylands that's been refurbished and we wanted to open a crazy, kooky, gothic-style cafe, all dark, sinister and Victorian with good, hearty food."


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5th Annual Intercollegiate Alumni Polo Tournament
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Bring your family and friends to watch an afternoon of fast and exciting polo as intercollegiate polo alumni from across the country face off in the 5th Annual Intercollegiate Alumni Polo Tournament. Cheer on your favorite team, reunite with former classmates, and relax on the shady sidelines of the field - tailgating is encouraged! Join us before the match for a "Polo 101" demonstration explaining the basics of the game, and come out to the field at halftime for the traditional divot stomp. Proceeds from the match benefit Stanford Polo Club and intercollegiate polo.
Stanford Polo Club was founded in 1919 as part of the field artillery program for Stanford R.O.T.C., and while the club has undergone many transformations over the years and is no longer associated the military, it has stayed true to its legacy of strong student development, hard work, and the pursuit of excellence in polo. The Polo Club offers students the opportunity to learn about riding and polo, horse care and barn management, and it helps fulfill Stanford's goal of providing a truly broad education. Day to day operation of the club is managed entirely by students, and with the help of dedicated volunteer coaches and a visionary advisory board, the Polo Club has continued to grow and develop into a more and more successful organization. This dedication has been rewarded by several Regional Championships and appearances at the National Intercollegiate Championship, and club members look forward to more victories in the future.
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12th December 2012 05:55 PM #1
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My baby bumps his head a lot
I have a 11-month old baby boy. He is very active and therefore hit his head quite a lot, around 5 or 10 times a day. I really do try to keep an eye on him, but like I said, he's very active.
Should I be worry? I mean how many is too many before I go consult a doctor about it?
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Little babies tend to bump their head a lot, take it from a mum of four. How are these bumps occurring? From simply toddling about or from falling off the bed, out of the highchair, etc? Small tumbles, and even the occasional big fall are fairly common and rarely anything to be concerned about. Those little noggins are made out of tougher stuff than you would imagine.
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Well, usually it happens when he's playing. Big fall happened once or twice. Usually when he crawled down from the chair or something.
I couldn't be more than glad. My mom told me that I overreacted too. But I couldn't help not to worry
New mom and everthing.
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Hi there,
I too has the same problem, my son is turning 11 months now and yes, he bumps his head a few times when playing. Should I have his head check?
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As mom2many mentioned, bumps on the head are very common at 11 months of age, especially because babies are starting to work on trying to balance on 2 legs.
I keep a homeopathic remedy on hand called Arnica Montana. Arnica is excellent for reducing bruising, reducing swelling and reducing pain. It's one of the best known homeopathic remedies. You can get them in little sugar pellets that you can put in your child's mouth and they just suck on them (they love them). You can use it anytime baby gets a bump (or for yourself, anytime you get a bump or sprain your ankle, etc.) and you can keep giving it to them until they feel better. Arnica comes in pellet form, oral spray, cream and ointment forms.
You can always call your doctor if you are concerned about a big fall or bump, but for the normal little ones applying ice and giving arnica can be very effective. Even if you can't apply ice or give arnica, little tumbles are very normal for toddlers.
Warm Regards,
18th July 2013 01:29 PM #6
Thanks for this information Kate. I have used Arnica in a cream form before and found it to be excellent but I didn't know you could get them in sugar pellets for kids to take.
With a two and a half year old and an 8th month old (who likes to crawl fast and pull himself up on furniture) we have a fair few bumps and knocks in our house. Thankfully, they have all been minor bumps - my kids have not cried for long afterwards. I would be concerned (and seek urgent medical attention) if my child seemed sleepy after a bump to the head or was unusually quiet after this had occurred.
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Cuomo Piles Up Cash
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's campaign committee has reported raising $6.2 million since January, giving the incumbent Democrat $27.8 million for a 2014 re-election bid.
On Friday, Governor Cuomo held another fundraiser for his campaign in Syracuse.
Friday's filing shows the campaign spent almost $852,000 during the period, including $43,000 at the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan in January for a fundraiser and $75,000 for CPS Events at the Plaza for another Manhattan fund raiser last month.
Cuomo spokesmen didn't initially respond when asked why, with that much on hand, he's continuing to raise money.
Hundreds of campaign contributions include $60,000 each from the New York State Beer Wholesalers Political Action Committee, Joynt Ventures LLC of Syracuse and West 33rd St. LLC in Manhattan; and $50,000 each from Elco Master LLC and 134 W 58th LLC in Louisville, Ky., and Access Industries LLC in Manhattan


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Artist's BiographyTo call Brandon Fields a talented saxophonist is to understate the true musical genius of this diverse musician. Brandon, who learned the saxophone at the age of 10 while growing up in Orange County, CA, began working as a freelance musician while still a teenager, and has been busy ever since. Brandon's first solo album came out under the Nova label in 1986 to critical acclaim. There have been seven other solo albums since, including his latest, "Fields and Strings," released in late 1999 under the Paras Recording Company, which has been met with rave reviews.
Brandon Fields is no stranger to recording. His first time in the studio was in 1976, and since then he has appeared on hundreds of albums. His record credits read like a "who's who" of the musicbusiness, including Nancy Wilson, Phil Upchurch, George Duke, Stanley Clark, Ricky Peterson, Tower of Power, Terence Trent D'Arby, Elton John, Neil Diamond, Luther Vandross, Tom Petty, Quincy Jones, Los Lobotomys, Neil Larsen, Luis Conte, Alphonse Mouzon, Bill Meyers, Al Jarreau, Robben Ford, the Rippingtons, Alex Acuna, David Benoit, Michael McDonald, David Garfield, Lionel Richie, Harry Connick Jr., and Dave Weckl. Brandon has also been a featured player on several movie soundtracks, including "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me," "Class Action," "Bull Durham," "2 Days in The Valley," "The Preacher's Wife," and "Waiting to Exhale."
When he's not in the recording studio, Brandon Fields stays busy doing live shows and touring around the world. Brandon is a very energetic and entertaining Jazz saxophonist combining his wide range of influences and experiences into his own unique contemporary mainstream style. He has also toured with several successful acts including George Benson (1985-86), The Rippingtons (1987-89), Tower of Power (early 1990's), Earth Wind and Fire(1995), and with the Dave Weckl Band (1998-present).


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Her autobiography Reporting Live recounts her experiences in Washington.
"I wanna dedicate this book to my cock," declared Mark Wahlberg in the preface to his 1992 autobiography, Marky Mark.
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Philadelphia 76ers guard Jason Richardson had a successful procedure performed on his troublesome left knee on Tuesday, the team announced.
Richardson had an articular cartilage lesion on the medial femoral condyle in his left knee repaired at New York's Mt. Sinai Medical Center. The 12-year veteran will miss the remainder of the season, with previous reports indicating he would need between 6-to-9 months of recovery time.
The 32-year-old has not played since Jan. 18, one day after having his knee drained.
Richardson, acquired by the Sixers from Orlando as part of the four-team trade that also sent All-Star center Dwight Howard from the Magic to the Los Angeles Lakers back in August, averaged 10.5 points and 3.8 rebounds over 33 games this season.


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Ow man, it begins now ..... your out in a nightclub, you hear a slight raised voice in the distance ..... your curiosity points your attention towards .... you see a guy in a TapouT tee at the boxing machine
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A Napoleon, or X.O (for Extra Old ), also called Hors d'âge, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least six and a half years old.
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Only the years of storage in oak barrels count to determine its age. Once transferred into glass, Cognac stops maturing. It stands still.
However, most Cognac houses will use Cognacs much older than those required by law, allowing X.Os to reach a minimum of twenty years old, in order to reveal their very best.
XO is perhaps one of the vaguest classifications regarding quality, and should't be taken at face value without further search. Some of the XOs you can find in our site are certainly under-priced, while some others, which, of course, you will NOT find here at Le Cognac, may be quite mediocre . In fact, selecting Cognacs with a reasonably quality/price ratios is one of our raisons d'être.
On the other hand, regarding Cognac, beyond a certain level of quality one enters into the realm of subjectivity. And then, of course, there is always a premium in rarity. When a product is scarce, if demand remains strong, it is only natural that prices go up. This is exactly what we have been seeing with high-end Cognac prices in the last few years because of the huge Chinese demand.
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Just issue the commands apt-get update && apt-get install nmap, and it shall work fine.
Running nmap -O to scan my own computer i noticed it can't detect that it runs Windows 7. (shows up as Vista or Server 2008)
So i assumed that nmap is a bit older. Backtrack's Nmap is 5.00, nmap site shows 5.20 to be the latest version.
So i procedeed in running apt-get upgrade and got the following lines:
The following packages have been kept back:
nmap openvas-client openvas-libraries openvas-menu
So i have a couple of questions, if you guys can help me:
1. Why are those packages beeing kept back?
2. Is there a way to unkeep them back?
3. Should i manually install nmap 5.20 or wait for it be upgrade through the repository?
Thank you!
Just issue the commands apt-get update && apt-get install nmap, and it shall work fine.
Thanks for the tip!
It updated to 5.21, no problem.
But running a -O scan now no longer detects that is even a windows machine (used to say vista or 2008 server ... it actually is win 7). It now guesses:
Running (JUST GUESSING) : Apple Mac OS X 10.5.X (95%), DVTel embedded (87%), BlueArc embedded (87%)
Aggressive OS guesses: Apple Mac OS X 10.5.5 (Leopard) (95%), DVTel DVT-9540DW network camera (87%), BlueArc Titan 2100 NAS device (87%)


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What's going to be the main focus? Hopefully get Rice the ball but you've got three effective pass-catchers with Pitta, Boldin and Torrey Smith - who do you believe stands to get more involved? Clevelands needs to ask this question too - because who is Joe Haden going to follow?
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I think Haden should and will be shadowing Smith most of the game. He's the biggest threat out of all the receivers Baltimore has and without him the rest of the passing offense is limited to the short/intermediate areas. That not only affects the cohesiveness of the passing game but allows the opposing defense to play more guys closer to the line of scrimmage which usually helps stifle the running game too. They need to run the ball more consistently (not necessarily more) as they get into a lot of trouble with quick 3-and-outs where they passed on every play. The defense can't handle that anymore and the offense needs to step up. Now for a little more on the receiving corp for the Ravens.
The receivers need to be more dependable for the Ravens offense to take off. As it stands now that unit is just too inconsistent, although it's hard to tell whether that's on them or Flacco (disregarding Cameron's scheme for a moment). This is still the best group of receivers the Ravens have probably ever had but on a weekly basis they're frustrating to watch.
Boldin doesn't get separation anymore. Not that he was running away from guys earlier in his career but now it's really noticeable and the routes he's running aren't doing him any favors either. Flacco basically has to force it in to Boldin unless somebody blows a coverage or he finds a soft spot in a zone and that's never going to lead to consistent outings for the former Seminole.
Smith is still a developing receiver. It's no surprise that he doesn't put up good numbers every week and opposing defense seem to be keying in on him too. When all is said and done I think Smith could be the best WR in Ravens' football history (that's not saying much) but they need to add a legitimate threat across from him.
I've been pretty happy with Jacoby Jones on the offensive side thus far. The biggest problem is that they don't utilize a third receiver much. Smith and Boldin both have more than double the offensive snaps that Jones has. Part of that is that they like to use Pitta a lot of the passing game but it's not exactly a new concept to have 3 WRs
a TE involved in the passing game on one play/out of one formation.
Pitta has been decent so far. He seems to be the main safety valve for Flacco and that's a good role for him. It seems like defenses have also been keying in on Pitta. I don't blame them since he's a guy that can keep the chains moving and is one of Flacco's favorite targets when he's under duress (along with Rice).
Dickson has mainly been used as the run-blocking TE so far. Wait for it...
Now he wasn't a huge threat in the passing game but he's definitely not a blocking TE either. His opportunities have been very limited in the passing game. It would be nice to see him a bit more involved although I would prefer to see more 3 WR sets first. And no, not just Pitta splitting out at WR.
That's about it for my mini-rant on Baltimore's receiving corp. Blame it on whoever you like - Cameron, Flacco, or the receivers themselves - but this unit might be one of the most productively inconsistent (that has talent) in the league.
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What's going to be the main focus?
Hopefully get Rice the ball but you've got three effective pass-catchers with Pitta, Boldin and Torrey Smith - who do you believe stands to get more involved? Clevelands needs to ask this question too - because who is Joe Haden going to follow?
Our offense has been doing this for the past few seasons now. We start out overemphasizing the passing attack- seemingly to make defenses understand that we can beat them passing, only to start running the football a lot more towards the 2nd half of the season after much complaint by the fans and media over not utilizing Rice and the running game enough. It's old hat now... and I'm honestly starting to think it's a planned strategy.
I think the plan coming off the bye will be to emphasize the rushing attack, but trying to run out of more formations. I think we'll see Vonta Leach utilized more on 3rd downs when in shotgun as compared to Rice... his ability to neutralize pass rushers was very intriguing when we ran that set against the Texans... if we're not going to send Rice out... why not let Leach block. Flacco/Leach probably try and build up a rhythm there. I think Bernard Pierce will start being utilized more as well- especially out of running sets. We've proven to be a pretty strong rushing attack this season even when showing our hand... and I think a big part of that has been the upgrade we've seen in run blocking at LG. Ben Grubbs was so weak at the POA in the run game and unless we were pulling him, he wasn't getting a push... and when in conjunction with Birk, really worked to neutralize our ability to run north/south. Now that we've inserted Bobbie Williams and with Ramon Harewood our ability to get push at the POA and get our runners to the 2nd level has improved. So I think we see a much stronger rushing attack moving forward.
Which I think also should serve to open defenses up to a great susceptibility to our play-action run fakes (which Flacco has really improved on) and give Torrey Smith a few more splash play opportunities down the field as teams have to move a safety up into the box and corners covering him slightly bite on our run fakes.
I think we see a little less no-huddle offense to help preserve our defense, I think we save our no-huddle until after our 1st first down play. And when we build a small lead, we may see more variance in our no-huddle speed switching from the slower no-huddle that allows us to keep defenses from substituting as much, but still allow us time to rest our defenders... with the faster paced no-huddle that allows us to take advantage of defensive confusion. I think that's the key adjustment, we'll try and adjust the speed of our attack to keep the defense off balance, but give our defense more time to rest and make proper adjustments.
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The offense needs balance. They can run enough plays to give Rice the ball and let Flacco throw it, but they need to have the running and passing games complementing and supporting each other, instead of what Cam normally does.
In the running game, it's simple. Give Ray Rice the ball regularly enough to get him in a nice rhythm, sprinkle in Bernard Pierce to change the pace. Keep the ball moving and keep the offense on the field.
In the passing game, I think they really need to focus on short, quick passes. Cleveland don't have a great pass rush, so that gives them a bit of breathing room to try quick slants and crosses, and set up the play action pass with good running.
Like I said last week, start off slowly, don't try to blow Cleveland out of the water with the no-huddle in the first quarter. Just move the chains, and turn the screw, playing quicker as you figure out what's working and what isn't.
On the defensive side of the ball, they need to focus on stopping the run, first and foremost. The players are there, they just need to step up and get the job done, because Haloti Ngata can't do the job all on his own.
If Cody, Kemo, Jones and McPhee continue to suck, then give Bryan Hall and DeAngelo Tyson more snaps. They can't do any worse than the starters have been.
I would also like less emphasis on 'bend don't break'. If you can get off the field quickly, even if you've given up points, it's probably better than having to sustain a 15-play drive by the Browns offense that results in a TD anyway.
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Phosphate is an inorganic polyatomic ion whose molecular form is a negatively charged group of one phosphorus and four oxygen atoms. Phosphate comprises 99 percent of all naturally occurring phosphorus in the Earth crust and surface waters. Phosphate occurs naturally in the Earth crust in a variety of mineral formations in rock; it is also found in dissolved form in most water bodies, and is an essential part of living organisms, as a necessary part of all DNA, along with other cellular occurrences.
As phosphate rocks weather, considerable amounts of phosphate become dissolved in surface waters, and much of the phosphate becomes available to plants in the surface soils, thus being an important part of the phosphorus cycle. Due to the massive demand for agricultural output to feed the exploding human population, phosphate fertilizers have been produced in large amounts over the last half century, with unintended consequences of disruption of many aquatic ecosystems. The resulting surface runoff from agricultural areas has created many instances of large scale freshwater and marine algal blooms and concomitant threats to biodiversity in these surface waters.
Natural occurrence in the Earth crust
Hardrock phosphate, chiefly carbonate fluorapatite, Florida. Source: State of Florida Phosphate rock is found in the seas of the world in the form of calcium phosphate, termed phosphorite. It has been deposited in extensive layers that cover tens of thousands of square kilometers. Most phosphate rock beds have few fossil occurrences, but the vast phosphate rock deposits on land in Florida and North Carolina are a notable exception, exhibiting plentiful fossil specimens. Major phosphate deposits in igneous rock are found in Canada, Russia, and South Africa. Sizable deposits of phosphate rock are found in some of the seamounts and small islands of Micronesia, such as Nauru and Banaba Island; however extraction from some of the other seamonts is economically infeasible with present technology and the availability of cheap, alternative sources.
Despite the fact that phosphorus is the eleventh most abundant element in the Earth's crust, typical concentrations in soils are in the range of 200 to 800 milligrams per kilogram. Many older soils as well as tropical soils are phosphate deficient; as a result, photosynthesis and carbon fixation is often limited by the low availability of phosphate.
Phosphate chemistry
Generalized structure of organophosphates, where each R is a different organic molecule. Numerous phosphates are virtually insoluble in aqueous media at normal temperatures in the Earth's crust. However, sodium, potassium, cesium and ammonium phosphates are all water soluble. Most ot the other phosphates are only slightly to moderately soluble, or are insoluble in water. Generally speaking, hydrogen and dihydrogen phosphates are slightly more soluble than their corresponding phosphates. Pyrophosphates exhibit the highest water solubility.
The phosphate ion is a hypervalent molecule, is classified as a polyatomic ion with a molar mass of 94.97 grams per mole. Its structure manifests a central phosphorus atom surrounded by four tetrahedral oxygen atoms. The phosphate ion carries a negative three electrical charge and is the conjugate base of the hydrogen phosphate ion, which in turn is the conjugate base of the dihydrogen phosphate ion, which correspondingly is the conjugate base of phosphoric acid.
Phosphate equilibrium between soil and aqueous systems
Considerable quantities of phosphate dissolve in surface waters; however, elevated pH levels severely impede the amounts of phosphate ions present in natural waters; much of this dissolved ionic form of phosphate actually occurs as HPO4-2 or H2PO4-1. The inverse process to phosphate dissolution occurs when biomass decays, becomes mineralized and precipitates from solution; in fact, the solution and precipitation processes are always occurring in dynamic equilibrium. These processes are also being carried out, not only in overt surface water bodies, but continually in soil interstices where there are minute quantities of water.
Because phosphate ions carry a high effective negative charge density, they are easily attracted and bound to positive ions in the natural environment. Correspondingly, organic phosphates somewhat shield this high charge density and actually make these sometimes large organic phosphate molecules more mobile in the environment than their inorganic counterparts. In the majority of soils organic phosphates account for thirty to sixty percent of the phosphate content
Biological uptake of phosphate
In aqueous systems there are fewer absorbing surfaces, so that the rate of organism uptake of phosphate is much higher than in soils. Thus small increases in aqueous phosphate can generate rapid and overt enhancement of biological productivity; algal blooms are one common phenomenon arising from this phenomenology.
Both phosphate and nitrogen compounds are theoretically limiting to plant productivity; however, threshold phosphate concentrations are in fact required for the very fixation of nitrogen. Therefore, in practice, phosphate is typically the limiting factor in terrestrial plant productivity. Nature has adapted to this critical role of phosphate, by allowing many plants to recycle phosphate, without using soil as an intermediary. For example, in some dystrophic forests a large amount of phosphate is taken up by mycorrhizal hyphae acting directly on leaf litter, bypassing the need for soil uptake.
Agricultural role of phosphate
Satellite view of 2011 massive Lake Erie algal bloom, caused chiefly by phosphate runoff from agricultural fertilizer. Source: NASA Soil phosphate levels are critical to sustain agricultural productivity of crops. Since harvested biomass permanently removes phosphate from the land, ongoing supplementation of chemical phosphate fertilizers are generally required. After cropping systems begin in a given area, the original soil phosphate is sufficient to sustain cropping agriculture for only about six decades. Presently, the greatest phosphate deficiency is in tropical and subtropical soil regimes where soil phosphates are naturally low, and where the indigenous populations can least afford the luxury of chemical phosphate addtions.
See also
- Stanley Manahan. 2004. Environmental Chemistry, 8th Edition. CRC. ISBN: 1566706335
- G.M.Filippelli. 2002. The Global Phosphorus Cycle. Reviews in Mineralogy and geochemistry 48: 391–425
- 2003. Cadmium uptake by lettuce from soil amended with phosphorus and trace element fertilizers. Water Air Soil Pollut 147(1-4):109–127.
- E.H.Oelkers. 2008. Phosphate mineral reactivity: from global cycles to sustainable development. Mineralogical Magazine 72: 337 - 340.
- S.A.Harrold and M.A.Tabatabai. 2006. Release of Inorganic Phosphorus from Soils by Low-Molecular-Weight Organic Acids. Communications in soil science and plant analysis, issues 9 & 10
- K.E.Schmittner and P.Giresse. 1999.. Micro-environmental controls on biomineralization: superficial processes of apatite and calcite precipitation in Quaternary soils, Roussillon, France. Sedimentology 46 (3): 463–76.
- Nicole Silk and Kristine Ciruna. 2004. A practitioner's guide to freshwater biodiversity conservation. books.google.com 393 pages
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Members of Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Ranger men's basketball team were the guests of Lincoln Elementary School in Alva recently. Team members, along with head coach Andrew Brown, assistant coach Shane Hansen and graduate assistant Kris Johnson, shared with the fourth and fifth graders information about the Champions of Character program within the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).
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Washington, DC - The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) honored its seventh class of graduates of "The 1,000 by the Year 2000" information resources management (IRM) education program.
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"Keeping current with technology is both a challenge and a responsibility in public service. Participation in this program provided a structured approach to absorbing a great deal of information in a short period of time," said Department of State graduate Kumar Peries.
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G. Martin Wagner, Associate Administrator of GSA's Office of Governmentwide Policy, congratulated this year's class of 68 certificate graduates: Edward D. Bielski, Min J. Elders, Norman J. Farley, Jaroslaw J. Hafycz, Diego F. Navarrete, Michael X. Odhner, Justin F. Owens, Virginia A. Schoenfeld, Gregory F. Spencer, Jennifer C. Tsang, Joseph V. Violi, Merri Sue Carter, Department of the Navy; Lynn Allen, Kumar A. Peries, Department of State; John J. Molitaris, Jr., Central Intelligence Agency; Leslie A. Braun, Henrietta V. Brox, Richard P.F. Lowe, George L. Walton, Wynn Wood Coggins, Department of Commerce; Mark D. Gelhardt, Sr., Reza Khayyami, James D. McMullin, Royce R. Neidlinger, Department of the Army; James Cook, Michael A. DiVittorio, Carlton A. Drew, Victoria R. Gold, Jeffery L. Gray, Anthony Hope, Jay. D. Jacobsen, Joseph F. Jaremko, Michael Mayer-Kielmann, Grant G. Lorenz, Suzette L. Luecke, Steven P. Martinson, Jane Perry, Roger P. Quane, Elaine L. Sapp, Stuart L. Strong, Joan R. Vallancewhitacre, Christine J. Weston-Lyons, Joyce Willingham Franklin, Clyde A. Wurster, Department of Defense; Carolyn J. Sanders, Environmental Protection Agency; Kevin M. Ball, Crystal M. Bush, Ronald W. Northrup, Department of Transportation; Linda L. Dudley, Theresa R. Krol, Jeffrey G. Silver, Department of Health and Human Services; Jack L. Cowden, Edwin R. Deshong, III, Roberto E. Gonzalez, Michael D. Harden, Mark D. Noto, Department of Energy; Henry Daniel, Jr., Mary K. Jones, Department of the Air Force; Michael A. Mardesich, Sylvia M. Wicker, Brenda M. Woodson, Social Security Administration; Vanessa A. Nelson, Housing and Urban Development; Monica J. Taylor, Department of Interior; Robert C. Padgett, Victor P. Winnard, General Services Administration; Henry L. Wong, Office of Personnel Management and Lisa I. Haralampus, National Archives and Records Administration.
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Director Margarethe von Trotta, whose numinous 2009 film, "Vision," told the life story of St. Hildegard of Bingen, has taken on the story of another influential woman, the philosopher and political theorist Hannah Arendt (1906-75)."Hannah Arendt" opens in New York in 1960 where Arendt (Barbara Sukowa), a German émigré and secular Jew, writes and teaches at a university. When the Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, captures the Nazi officer Adolf Eichmann and takes him clandestinely to J … [Read more...]
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By Aaron Lommers Herald Writer
While being a journalist is my passion, I haven't been able to make it my only occupation just yet for financial reasons. So for the past three years I have worked at West Seattle Bowl as a bartender.
While my job is to serve adult beverages, one of the perks of working at a bowling alley is easy access to the lanes if I ever feeling like "throwing a few rocks" as some of my friends who are avid bowlers call it.
I'm not going to be joining the Professional Bowlers Association anytime soon, but in my time at WSB I have become a pretty decent bowler. I have bowled in a few leagues and carry about a 150 average. On a good day I can shoot in the low 200s.
So when the chance to do a story on the Cascade girls bowling team and their efforts to return to the state tournament came up, I jumped at the chance. It would be a good chance for me to see how practice runs for a high school bowling team and, thanks to head coach Ron Hicks, a chance to bowl a few frames with his team.
While I can score well, it's pretty safe to say that as far as bowling goes, I'm a novice. I throw the ball straight. I don't pay much attention to the boards or even where I line up. I simply look at the head pin and try to hit it as hard as I can.
To some extent it has paid off.
I bowled the final four frames of Hicks' game at the practice and didn't do too bad. The first time around I scored a nine on my first shot and picked up the spare. In the eighth frame I got a strike, the ninth another nine with a spare and in the 10th I struck and followed that with a four and a three.
After practice while conducting my interviews I asked coach Hicks to analyze my game.
Let's just say there is a lot he would change.
First of all, I focus on the pins like many of the girls Hicks coaches when they first try out. He tries to change that right off the bat
"I bring their target closer," he said. "The closer the target is the easier it is to hit it. We find a target that when they throw their ball will work toward that head pin or be around that head pin every time."
Many of my friends who bowl often have tried to teach me the same things, to no avail.
And as far as throwing the ball straight or curving it. It comes down to one simple thing. If you throw the ball straight as I do, you don't have a lot of room for error. Whereas bowlers who curve can throw a bad shot and still strike.
I also throw a 13-pound ball as opposed to a lot of other male bowlers who throw a 15 or 16-pound ball.
Most of these things, Hicks would change if he were coaching me.
"I would try to change (focusing on the pins instead of an arrow) and I would try to get you a heavier piece of equipment," Hicks said. "You are pretty young and pretty strong and if you could throw a 14 or a 15 it would slow you down. You would get some roll on the ball that would create more action with the pins."
It seems like a lot to change just to get good at something I do at the most four or five times a year. It also seems like it would be quite frustrating for a person that likes to see instant results like myself.
It looks like I will just have to accept the fact that I'm not in the same class as the girls on the Cascade bowling team. But honestly, I never expected to be.
In the past two weeks I have done a story on what it is like to play professional lacrosse and now have bowled with a high-school bowling team that has aspirations toward winning a state championship. I figure I have done enough to embarrass myself for a while.
For now, it's time to get back to what I do best. Write about sports, not play them.


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Michael Klanja left the upper storey of a townhouse development because he thought it would be safer working on the ground level when strong winds lashed Melbourne.
But the 30-year-old died when a gust of wind toppled a partly-built brick garage wall, trapping him in the rubble.
It's the second tragic accident to strike the Klanja family, after Mr Klanja's mother died in a car crash.
A co-worker frantically tried to rescue the father-of-two from the rubble but paramedics could not revive him.
Mr Klanja's family said he was a generous and loving man who was loved by all.
"Michael Klanja, husband to Isabel and father to two beautiful boys, will be dearly missed," his family said in a statement.
"He goes to meet his mother also taken by an accident as tragic as this.
"A life that was taken too early but a life that will stay with us forever."
Mr Klanja's mother reportedly died in a car accident about five years ago.
Mr Klanja was working on a two-storey townhouse development in Brighton East when strong winds hit Melbourne on Monday morning.
His supervisor and family friend, Stan Bilic, was devastated to see Mr Klanja die after knowing him for so long.
"I knew the day when he was born and I (saw) it when he died as well, which is really hard for me," Mr Bilic told reporters.
Detective Sergeant Gerry Richardson said the two workers decided not to work on the upper floor due to high winds.
"They came down from the upper storey level that they were working on and they decided it would be safer to work on the rear of the construction site," Det Sgt Richardson told reporters.
"They moved from the upper storey level to the rear of the premises because of the wind."
Det Sgt Richardson said police would investigate how the wind brought down the wall.
"We've got to look at how the wall was braced in regards to that, whether that was part of the factor of why the wall collapsed," he said.
Det Sgt Richardson said paramedics arrived soon after the collapse but were unable to revive the man when he was freed from the rubble.
Neighbour Leala Sawicki said she was lying in bed when she heard the wall collapse, but thought it was just normal sounds from the building site.
"I heard a really loud bang. I didn't think anything because I'd been hearing noises all the time," Mrs Sawicki told AAP.
"By the time I got up, they (emergency services) were already here."
Mrs Sawicki said she saw her neighbour trying to talk with Mr Klanja but he didn't seem to be responding.
"I could see my neighbour talking to the guy, he looked terrible."
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The massive physique and lion skin immediately identify these three bronzes as depicting the mythological hero Hercules, a subject that appears in several documents relating to Antico. A bronze "Hercules with a club" is recorded in the 1496 inventory of Gianfrancesco Gonzaga. In 1499, two letters from bishop-elect Ludovico Gonzaga requested a cast of the Hercules from Antico. The exquisite bronze from New York may be identified with one of these two early examples. In 1519, Antico wrote to Isabella d'Este offering to produce statuettes from various models he had cast previously for Ludovico. Although Hercules was not mentioned, the provenance history and technical characteristics of the Vienna statuette suggest it was made after that date.
Four casts of this subject are extant. These derive from a single original model by Antico, replicated in bronze using the technique of indirect lost-wax casting, which the artist introduced. Examination of the two statuettes in the exhibition reveals differences that may reflect changes in the aesthetic of Antico and his patrons over time. On the New York Hercules, the lion's fur is depicted as fine swirls that emphasize the figure's musculature. Fire-gilding, which also enhances the hair and beard, heightens this effect. The decoration of the Hercules from Vienna is more restrained, without the indication of fur or the addition of gilding and only the subtle accent of silvered eyes, which is also present on the New York bronze. A separately cast club originally accompanied both bronzes but is now preserved only with the Vienna cast.
Although ancient small bronzes have long been recognized as a general inspiration for Antico's statuettes, no work of this kind has been identified as a specific source until now. Recent examination by art historians, conservators, and scientists at the National Gallery of Art and the Musée du Louvre suggests that the Paris Hercules is an antiquity, rather than a lesser Renaissance variant of Antico's work. The condition of the ancient Hercules indicates it was discovered in pieces with damage from burial and was extensively restored. The strong resemblance in its refurbished state to Antico's design supports the argument that the artist—a skilled restorer of antiquities—repaired the ancient bronze and used it as a source for his own statuette.
References: Hermann 1909/1910, 266–267, fig. 44; Allison 1993/1994, 151–158, 160–161, cats. 19A, 19B, 19D; Trevisani and Gasparotto 2008, 194–195, 128–239, cats. IV.4, VI.12 (entries by Caitlin Ford Henningsen and Claudia Kryza-Gersch).
Gianfrancesco Gonzaga (1446–1496)
was Antico's first patron. A younger son of the Marchese of Mantua, Ludovico Gonzaga, he inherited lands to the west and south of Mantua on his father's death in 1478 and set up a small but elegant court at Bozzolo. The 1496 inventory produced at Gianfrancesco's death is a key documentary source for Antico's life and art.
Gianfrancesco Gonzaga di Ròdigo, c. 1486-1490, bronze, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Widener Collection
Ludovico Gonzaga (1460–1511)
became Antico's second patron after Ludovico's brother Gianfrancesco died in 1496. Ludovico became bishop-elect of Mantua in 1484 but was never consecrated to that office. He lived instead in his territories outside Mantua, later moving to Antonia del Balzo's castle at Gazzuolo. His correspondence provides much information on Antico's work.
Letter of Ludovico Gonzaga (signature), 8 September 1503, Archivio di Stato, Mantua
Isabella d'Este (1474–1539)
became Antico's principal patron after the death of her husband's uncle, the bishop Ludovico Gonzaga, in 1511. The daughter of the Duke of Ferrara, Ercole d'Este, Isabella married the Marchese of Mantua, Francesco Gonzaga, in 1490. She became famous in her own time for her dynamic personality and cultural sophistication and was one of the few women to create a studiolo. Antico made bronzes that were preserved on cornices in her studiolo. After her husband's death in 1519 Isabella became regent of Mantua for her son Federico Gonzaga.
Giancristoforo Romano, Isabella d'Este, after 1498, bronze, National Gallery of Art, Samuel H. Kress Collection
Indirect Lost-wax Casting
A casting method that produces multiple bronzes from a single model. A wax model was prepared in the form of the desired bronze figure (A). A plaster piece mold would be prepared around the model, then disassembled and the model removed (B). The mold was reassembled, tightly bound, and used to cast a wax copy in several parts. For solid parts, the mold was filled with hot wax (C). For hollow parts, the wax was swirled inside the mold and the excess poured out (D). The remaining wax shell was filled with a mixture of plaster and sand, forming a core, and the wax with its core was then removed from the mold (E). The wax parts were joined and finished, and fine iron wires were inserted to secure the core (F). Channels were added to the wax model to allow the molten bronze to be poured in and gases to escape (G). This assembly was then encased in a plaster mixture (H). The plaster mold was heated and dried. The wax was melted out, leaving a void in the shape of the model, and the plaster core suspended inside by the iron wires (I). Molten bronze was poured in, surrounding the core and filling every part of the mold (J). The channels and core pins were removed from the cast and the surface was cleaned, chased, and polished (K).
model created by 1496, cast possibly by 1496
bronze with gilding and silvering
The Frick Collection, New York, Gift of Miss Helen Clay Frick
A technique using gold combined with mercury to form a paste, or amalgam, that is selectively applied to the bronze surface. The entire object is heated to vaporize the mercury and deposit a thin layer of gold. The gold is carefully burnished to create a compact, highly reflective surface.
Seated Nymph (detail), probably 1503, bronze with gilding and silvering, Robert H. and Clarice Smith
A technique for applying a thin layer of silver to the surface of a bronze. Certain silvering techniques parallel those described for fire-gilding and oil-gilding. Silver can also be plated onto the surface of a bronze by using chemical solutions.
Venus Felix (detail), model possibly by 1496, cast c. 1510, bronze with gilding and silvering, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Kunstkammer


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Just looking for a bit of help with an SQL query.
The table structure is:
table.ItinerariesItineraryID, Itinerary, etc
table.ActivitiesActivityID, Activity, etc
And an interlinking table
table.ItineraryActivitiesItineraryID, ActivityID
And I have a page here, listing Itineraries:
That I would like to include some of the Activities on.
If it was just the first two tables, and tableActivities had an ItineraryID field, I assume it would be:
SELECT * FROM Itineraries INNER JOIN Activities ON Itineraries.ItineraryID = Activities.ItineraryID
But I'm not sure what the syntax would be to achive the same thing with the interlinking table as well.
Hope that makes sense.
I've nearly got it working using:
SELECT * FROM itineraries INNER JOIN ItineraryActivities ON ItineraryActivities.ItineraryID = itineraries.ItineraryID INNER JOIN activities ON activities.ActivityID = ItineraryActivities.ActivityID WHERE Publish_GSG = 'Yes' AND Category_Order = 1
This is displaying the Acivities I want (in this case countries) here:
Except that its displaying duplicate Itineraries, one for each country.
So all I need to do is get the little table with the countries to repeat within each itinerary, but usint DW's repeat region it doesn't like it because its nested.
Should I be able to somehow add a repeat region around:
<img src="../../itinerary_resources/icons/<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Icon']; ?>" width="30" height="20" alt="Country Flag" />

<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Activity']; ?>

a bit hard to debug this, when country is not mentioned in any of the tables in post #1
Sorry - 'countries' are basically listed in the 'activities' table. Originally I just had a 'country' field in my Itineraries table, but realised that wasn't going to work so well if an itinerary included multiple countries.
So I added them to my activities table, which I use to create a sort of profile.
If you look here:
And then click on 'Full Details' you can see how this is working on the itinerary details pages.
My activities table has the fields:
ActivityIDCategory (Countries Visited, Itinerary Categories, Accommodation, Game Parks etc)Activity (Kenya, Tanzania, Safari Lodge, Hotel etc)Category_Order (Because the Categories needed to be listed in a particular order)
In hindsight 'activities' could have been called something more like 'itinerary_profile_keywords' to encompass countries, accommodation, game parks etc.
Does that make more sense?
now i'm even more confused
perhaps you might be so kind as to provide a mysqldump of the tables, including enough rows to illustrate the problem you're having, and indicate which results you want to return
Thank you for having a look.
You can grab the tables here:
Basically the main table is the Itineraries table.
Then I have an Activities table, along with an interlinking table, ItineraryActivities (literally just ItineraryID and ActivityID)
What I'm trying to achieve, is a list of Itineraries, that also includes some Activities. (the countries).
So like this:
But instead of 'Test Itinerary' being listed twice, it would be listed once, and display Tanzania and Kenya on the right hand side.
The query I have that has gotten me this far (although its obviously wrong) is:
SELECT * FROM itineraries INNER JOIN ItineraryActivities ON ItineraryActivities.ItineraryID = itineraries.ItineraryID INNER JOIN activities ON activities.ActivityID = ItineraryActivities.ActivityID WHERE itineraries.Publish_GSG = 'Yes' AND activities.Category = 'Countries Visited'
The main repeating table is itineraries, which I'm trying to nest the list of countries inside.
So that the results look like:
Itinerary 1SummaryCountry 1Country 2
Rather than
Itinerary 1SummaryCountry 1
Itinerary 1SummaryCountry 2
Thanks again.
technically speaking, your query is just fine, and the process to show each itinerary only once, combining the countries underneath, should actually be done by your application layer language (php or whatever)
it is also possible to do it with mysql, but only when there is a single one-to-many relationship involved, and when the many data is limited to one or two columns of data...
... which is the case here, so you're in luck
SELECT itineraries.ItineraryID
, itineraries.UserID
, itineraries.LodgeID
, itineraries.Itinerary
, itineraries.Summary
, itineraries.Day_1
, itineraries.Info_1
, itineraries.Night_1
, itineraries.Day_2
, itineraries.Info_2
, itineraries.Night_2
, itineraries.Day_3
, itineraries.Info_3
, itineraries.Night_3
, itineraries.Day_4
, itineraries.Info_4
, itineraries.Night_4
, itineraries.Day_5
, itineraries.Info_5
, itineraries.Night_5
, itineraries.Day_6
, itineraries.Info_6
, itineraries.Night_6
, itineraries.Day_7
, itineraries.Info_7
, itineraries.Night_7
, itineraries.Day_8
, itineraries.Info_8
, itineraries.Night_8
, itineraries.Arrive
, itineraries.Depart
, itineraries.Duration
, itineraries.Customise
, itineraries.Country
, itineraries.Airfare
, itineraries.Supplement
, itineraries.Persons
, itineraries.Children
, itineraries.Accommodation
, itineraries.Game_Parks
, itineraries.Currency
, itineraries.Price
, itineraries.Price_Supplement
, itineraries.Details
, itineraries.Valid_From
, itineraries.Valid_To
, itineraries.Publish
, itineraries.Publish_GSG
, itineraries.Publish_SB
, itineraries.Publish_SL
, itineraries.Image1_title
, itineraries.Image2_title
, itineraries.Image3_title
, itineraries.Image4_title
, itineraries.Image1
, itineraries.Image2
, itineraries.Image3
, itineraries.Image4
, itineraries.Itinerary_PDF
, [B]GROUP_CONCAT(activities.activity) AS countries[/B]
FROM itineraries
JOIN ItineraryActivities
ON ItineraryActivities.ItineraryID = itineraries.ItineraryID
JOIN activities
ON activities.ActivityID = ItineraryActivities.ActivityID
AND activities.Category = 'Countries Visited'
WHERE itineraries.Publish_GSG = 'Yes'
[B]GROUP
BY itineraries.ItineraryID[/B]
tested okay -- see itinerary 247
Thank you.
I tried that out, adding in
activities.ActivityID, activities.Icon, activities.Activity,
to the SQL.
That looks like this:
So its showing the right number of itineraries, but still not showing both Tanzania and Kenya under the test itinerary ID 247.
How should I be getting it to display those?
At the minute I just have this for the output:
<?php if ($totalRows_SecurityAssisttradeusers > 0) { // Show if recordset not empty ?>
<?php do { ?>

Itinerary ID:<?php echo($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['ItineraryID']); ?> <?php echo($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Itinerary']); ?>

<a href="../itinerary_info/index.php?ItineraryID=<?php echo(rawurlencode($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['ItineraryID'])); ?>"><img src="../itinerary_resources/images_3/<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Image3']; ?>" alt="<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Image3_title']; ?>" title="<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Image3_title']; ?>" width="120" height="90" />

<?php echo($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Summary']); ?>

<a href="../itinerary_info/index.php?ItineraryID=<?php echo(rawurlencode($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['ItineraryID'])); ?>" class="fulldetails">Full Details

<?php echo($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Duration']); ?> days
<?php echo($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Currency']); ?><?php echo($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Price']); ?>

<img src="../../itinerary_resources/icons/<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Icon']; ?>" width="30" height="20" alt="Country Flag" />

<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['Activity']; ?>

<?php } while ($row_SecurityAssisttradeusers = mysql_fetch_assoc($SecurityAssisttradeusers)); ?>
"adding in" those extra columns broke the query
do some research on the GROUP_CONCAT function
basically, you'll want to handle all the activities columns that you need inside the GROUP_CONCAT
perhaps something like this --
SELECT itineraries.ItineraryID
, itineraries.Itinerary
, 'other columns'
) AS countries
FROM itineraries
JOIN ItineraryActivities
ON ItineraryActivities.ItineraryID = itineraries.ItineraryID
JOIN activities
ON activities.ActivityID = ItineraryActivities.ActivityID
AND activities.Category = 'Countries Visited'
WHERE itineraries.Publish_GSG = 'Yes'
BY itineraries.ItineraryID
ItineraryID Itinerary other columns countries
247 Test Itinerary ... other columns 57:tanzania.gif:Tanzania;56:kenya.gif:Kenya
350 Family Self Driv... other columns 59:namibia.gif:Namibia
351 Luxury South Afr... other columns 62:south_africa.gif:South Africa
352 Escorted Wine To... other columns 62:south_africa.gif:South Africa
353 Zimbabwe Tailor ... other columns 64:zimbabwe.gif:Zimbabwe
make sure you understand the two different separators
Ah, OK. I just added them, because I couldn't see how those fields were being output on the page, which looked like this:
I tried that in the SQL tab in phpMyAdmin, and see how that's working now.
So using:
<?php echo $row_SecurityAssisttradeusers['countries']; ?>
I can get that to output on the page like this:
Although if that groups those fields together, does that make it tricky to display the countries in a tabular form?
Country Flag.gif | country
i'm sorry, i cannot help you with your php, i'm not a php guy (in coldfusion it's trivial)
No worries - even with this, I can get it to show the countries, even if its just a comma separated list, which is the main thing.
Really appreciated you help, thank you.


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The first and most common sign of Parkinson's disease — the second most common neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer's — is trembling of a hand, foot, arm or leg, a shaking that progressively worsens.
Over time, other symptoms can appear: slowed movement, stooped posture, a shuffling gait. Changes in personality, depression, dementia, insomnia and speech impairments may also occur. Each year, more than 50,000 new cases of Parkinson's are reported in the United States. Roughly 500,000 Americans have the disease, whose cause or causes are not known.
There is no cure, but there are serious efforts under way to better understand how the disease occurs and how to remedy it. Last year, scientists at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine helped launch a landmark five-year, $45 million international observational clinical study called the Parkinson's Progression Markers Initiative, funded in part by the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, to identify biomarkers (early indicators) of the condition before disease symptoms become obvious. The study continues to seek participants, both persons with newly diagnosed Parkinson's and "controls" who do not have the disease. For more information, visit
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Q: Currently there is no cure for Parkinson's. Can its progression be slowed? There was a recent study that suggested activities as simple as playing bingo may boost thinking and playing skills for people with cognitive difficulties and visual perception problems caused by neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's.
A: Current treatment can help with many of the movement problems associated with Parkinson's disease. Problems in thinking, affecting memory and other cognitive abilities are increasingly recognized as part of the progression of Parkinson's. In a substantial number of people, they can impair functional abilities and quality of life. Brain stimulation through cognitive training — for example, playing games of skill or using computer programs — has been studied as a remedy for memory problems.
Unfortunately there are no easy fixes: Repeated practice makes people better at that particular skill or game. It does not carry over to benefit other brain skills, and does not slow progression of disorders like Alzheimer's or Parkinson's.


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