The College Condominium at Spadina is a new condo development by Tribute Communities currently under construction at 297 College St in Toronto.
Discover a life of exceptional urban convenience at Toronto's hottest new condominium community, The College. Located at College Street and Spadina Avenue, The College is an exciting new 15-storey condominium residence that allows you to experience life in the heart of one of Toronto's most vibrant, desirable neighbourhoods. Live just steps to the University of Toronto, the eclectic shops of Kensington Market, the world-class restaurants, bars and night clubs of Little Italy, the Spadina and College streetcars and so much more at this unbelievable urban location. And with a great selection of stylish suite designs to choose from, you're sure to find the lifestyle you've been looking for at The College.
Decorative and upgraded items displayed in the Model Suite and Presentation Centre are for display purposes only and are not included in the purchaser price. Floors and specific finishes will depend on vendor's decor package as selected.


text:
Kapil Dev resigns as BCCI's cricket advisory committee chief
By Mohammad Aizaz
India's former captain World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev has resigned from his post of Cricket advisory committee chief. It was said in the reports that some conflicts of interest brought the former Indian captain to quit his role.
However, Dev did not disclose the reason behind stepping down but instead he wrote an email to the Supreme Court-appointed-committee of administrators.
Kapil started this job in July 2018 and he was heading a team who were supposed to choose the head coaches of India's women and men's team. Ravi Shastri was also reappointed as the head coach of the national men's team after Kapil and his team conducted his interview.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Our History | The Old World Olive Co.
Having left their corporate jobs in 2007, and travelling around the world, Shasta Fase and Cory DeLong felt most comfortable in the Tuscan regions of Italy. With tasting rooms full of robust extra virgin olive oils and the sweet, rich flavors of balsamic vinegars, they realized it was an experience in food they must bring back home.
This is where the idea for Old World Olive Press, now Old World Olive Co. was born.
They opened their first store in Rockford, MI in 2009, and it was so well received that their second location was opened in Plymouth, MI in June 2010. In 2011, they opened their first downtown Grand Rapids store in the beautiful and historic Flat Iron building with the second downtown location opening in 2013 in the new Grand Rapids Downtown Market. Shortly afterwards, followed a unique tasting bar at the Knapp Meijer's in GR. Yes, it's been a busy few years, and they have you to thank for this success.
As you walk through the doors of any of the Old World Olive Co. store locations you immediately feel the nod to the old world. Shasta and Cory's desire and commitment to help produce great cuisine in every home and restaurant has become a reality. With over 50 authentic flavors of pure extra virgin olive oils and premium balsamic vinegars showcased throughout their stores' tasting rooms – you soon discover that there is a flavor for every palette.
"We believe our customers are not only health conscious, but they want a better food experience. Our goal is to continually provide only the highest quality, healthiest products. And we are dedicated to ensure that only the freshest oils and balsamic vinegars are represented in our stores." In order to do this Shasta and Cory work with artisan farms from around the world – who harvest only at the peak of harvest in a first press, cold press, old world procedure.
So come in and experience for yourself the flavors of the world, and the vast opportunities for you to rediscover your love of all things food again. Authentic old world awaits your visit.
We proudly guarantee that our products will exhibit only the freshest, finest quality extra virgin olive oils and balsamic vinegars available. And that we now are certified to offer Ultra Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil – the most stringent certification available.


corrupt or damaged partition table.
DiskInternals FAT Recovery does not write anything to the damaged disk, therefore you can try the program without any risk of losing data you want to be recovered. It does not matter whether Windows recognizes a disk or not, nor does it matter if all directory information is missing – all recoverable data will be recovered and the original disk structure will be restored.
Because the program scans every single sector, it never "overlooks" or misses recoverable data. Another important advantage of DiskInternals FAT Recovery is its capability to recover data from virtual disks, and it does not matter if the data was deleted prior to recovery or not.
DiskInternals FAT Recovery supports the following file systems - FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, VFAT. Files up to 64 KB are recovered by DiskInternals FAT Recovery free (no registration required).


text:
BBC Six O'Clock News
Wed 3rd Aug 2005, 18:00 on BBC One West
The latest national and international news from the BBC News team, followed by weather.
Episode 6: Live Final
Thu 4th Aug 2005, 01:20 on BBC One East Midlands
The comedy series parodying educational and science programmes from the 1970s and 1980s concludes with the live grand final of the Invention of the Year competition. Show more
Look Around You: Series 2


text:
BECOME A MEMBER | SIGN IN
Savings & Deals
Military Blog
Tag Archive for: N-426
You are here: Home / N-426
Federal Judge Rules DOD can't Block Immigrant Recruits' Citizenship Applications
November 8, 2017 /0 Comments/in Military, Military Blog, Military Veteran, Veteran News
By Debbie Gregory.
U.S. District Judge Ellen S. Huvelle has ordered the Department of Defense not to block fast-tracked citizenship applications for some 2,000 foreign-born U.S. Army Reserve soldiers.
Foreign-born military recruits who possessed skills urgently needed in U.S. military operations were promised a quicker route to citizenship in their enlistment contracts.
The federal judge also said that the members of the military in an on-going lawsuit will more than likely be able to prove that the crackdown on immigrant recruits were "arbitrary and capricious."
Huvelle said the DoD action threatens a delay for soldiers' citizenship applications by years, upends their lives, blocks their careers and potentially exposes them to deportation.
"Plaintiffs live in constant fear that they will lose their work or student visas, or be discharged, deported, and subject to harsh punishment in their country of origin for joining a foreign military," Huvelle wrote.
The judge decided to grant provision class-action status to some of the affected soldiers. The lead plaintiffs are Mahlon Kirwa, Santhosh Meenhallimath and Ashok Viswanathan.
At issue is a program in which the Pentagon approved requests for an "N-426" form, certifying the active-duty or Selected Reserve status of qualified enlistees in the Military Accessions Vital to the National Interest (MAVNI) program. The MAVNI program has allowed recruits with critically needed skills, such as certain health care professionals and experts in certain languages to apply for citizenship when they begin training if they agreed to eight years of military service.
What was previously a quick application process at enlistment recently ended when the Pentagon began requiring additional screening of program participants.
Huvelle said the delays were "not justified by any national security concerns" because U.S. immigration authorities are holding all applications pending completion of military screening.
Citizenship can be revoked if recruits are not honorably discharged.
Military Connection salutes and proudly serves veterans and service members in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Guard and Reserve, and their families.
https://militaryconnection.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/mc-logo2.png 0 0 Mitalis https://militaryconnection.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/mc-logo2.png Mitalis2017-11-08 08:00:142017-11-08 08:00:14Federal Judge Rules DOD can't Block Immigrant Recruits' Citizenship Applications
5 Business Ideas Veterans Can Pursue TodayOctober 26, 2020 - 2:30 pm
Common Challenges to a Smooth Civilian TransitionOctober 25, 2020 - 6:08 pm
Small Business Ownership and the Military VeteranOctober 24, 2020 - 3:18 pm
A Veteran's Perspective
Civilian Training
Deployment & Reintegration
Letters from Hollywood
Memories of 9/11
Military Family
Military Honors
Veteran Employment
Veteran Schools
Veterans Art Connection – Artist Spotlights
© 2006-2020 Military Connection, Owned by BL, LLC. All rights reserved
Discounts & Rewards


text:
Student Aspires to Preserve Literature and Activist Thought That Shaped Her Life
Growing up, Camille Jackson set a goal to pursue higher education. Now that she's close to receiving her bachelor's degree from Michigan State University, she's expanded her goals to attend graduate school and to preserve the cultural works that shaped her trajectory as a first-generation college student.
When she graduates from MSU this May, Jackson will conclude one leg of an educational journey that critically examines the human, specifically the Black, experience. Deeply inspired by her Sociology major and her minor in the Department of African American and African Studies (AAAS), Jackson stands equipped with a "being in service to the people" approach, intent on effecting change through organizing and advanced scholarship.
Camille Jackson
"The professors in the Department of AAAS challenged us to freedom dream, highlighting the various pathways in which we can see those dreams realized," Jackson said. "They embody Black radical vision very well, which was greatly appreciated and heightened my engagement with the courses, definitely making this a department I am glad to have experienced. The Black freedom discussions are being had with urgency. Their commitment reminds me of one of my favorite poets, Gwendolyn Brooks, who said, 'Blackness is a going to essences and to unifyings,' which I enjoy that the AAAS Department embodies through their ideas on how we envision our communities. The professors are love-inspired, which is evident in how they educate with such a high level of care."
Preserving Culture, Promoting Activism
Growing up in Detroit, Jackson attended University Preparatory Academy starting in middle school and graduated from high school in 2016. After her junior year, she received a close-up look at college via Camp Enterprise, a five-day summer program coordinated by New Detroit and MSU for business-minded students. During her senior year of high school, she participated in the Midnight Golf Program, a 30-week curriculum that mentors Detroit area high schoolers for college and careers.
Camille Jackson speaking about the history of Black self-determination at The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit.
Jackson received several scholarships to attend MSU, including one from the Midnight Golf Program and the Detroit Promise. She spent her first two years as a Political Science major, then took a gap year before returning to major in Sociology. Inspired by a course in Ebonics through the Center for Integrative Arts and Humanities, Jackson set out to add to her academic credentials with a minor in African American and African Studies from MSU's College of Arts & Letters.
"I was looking for a way to find community and to reengage some of my favorite Black authors, thinkers, and activists that the courses feature," Jackson said. "I found the professors in the Department of AAAS to be not just scholars, but cultural workers who understood Blackness through a radical framework that interrogates what freedom looks like for all Black people, not only in the spaces we occupy in the west, but globally."
I found the professors in the Department of AAAS to be not just scholars, but cultural workers who understood Blackness through a radical framework that interrogates what freedom looks like for all Black people, not only in the spaces we occupy in the west, but globally.
While at MSU, Jackson has engaged in community organizing work with the Detroit Chapter of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement. In 2021, she received a summer fellowship to work on local and national social justice campaigns with other Grassroots chapters. The ongoing campaign advocates for the release of Dr. Mutulu Shakur, a Black freedom fighter held in the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Dr. Shakur, who has been in federal prison since 1986, is a veteran member of the Black Liberation Army as well as a co-Founder and co-Director of the Black Acupuncture Advisory Association of North America (BAAANA) and the Harlem Institute of Acupuncture. Jackson also participates in activities focused on defending human rights and promoting self-determination Detroit Grassroots Chapter's various works including fundraising, political education, youth programming, mutual aid, and more.
Camille Jackson's library of Black literature that has had an impact on her life.
"Camille is destined for greatness and her genius is fully recognized in AAAS. Her thoughtful engagement with Black arts, culture, and liberation motivates her coursework," said Ruth Nicole Brown, Professor and Inaugural Chair of the AAAS Department. "Camille's archival research and curatorial practice coupled with her community activism is exemplary student leadership."
As Jackson looks ahead to the future, she is working with her mentors and AAAS advisors, Dr. Chamara Kwakye and Dr. Yvonne Morris, to select a graduate program. She is leaning toward library and information science programs that build on her interests in Black studies and, in particular, the preservation and amplification of rare Black literature.
Camille is destined for greatness and her genius is fully recognized in AAAS. Her thoughtful engagement with Black arts, culture, and liberation motivates her coursework.
Ruth Nicole Brown, Professor and Inaugural Chair of the AAAS Department
"I'm thinking of the importance that Black women's literature has played in my life," she said. "Those authors, artists, and thinkers have given me the words to express myself, find healing, and redirect my emotions into creating material change."
Jackson aspires to preserve and help thrust works of Black women and other Black writers into the general consciousness. Her goal, she says, is to break down the gates that keep particular literature and thought from the mainstream as institutions have the tendency to gatekeep critical works and information from the masses.
"Studying with the scholars, cultural workers, and activists in the Department of AAAS has shown me a great deal," Jackson said. "My goal is to help preserve the access and availability of works that have shaped my world view."
Categories: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion / Internship / News / Programs / Scholarship / Student
'Corktown' Production Shines Spotlight on Gentrification


Order today basketball uniforms, jerseys, and reversible basketball uniform in custom design for your team, league, club, School College, university sports team, academy team or your sports business company.
Mth Sialkot is worldwide supplier for Custom Basketball uniform and Jerseys and experienced Manufacturer since 2008. You can order best quality custom made basketball jerseys or complete uniform and reversible basketball uniform at affordable prices. We manufacture a wide range of uniforms in polyester fabric.
100 % polyester micro mesh fabric or as per customer's requirements.
We provide free of cost mock up sketch for any garments / items. We also offer sample for quality evaluation. We refund sample cost on placing the order of 50 to 100 PCs. We offer OEM service and provide customer woven label / care label and hang tag. as per their design and requirement.
Why Choose Sublimation printed uniform?
1: You can print full colored images onto fabric.
3: Complete customization! It is ideal for customizing designs with changing elements such as Logos, names, numbers, etc.
4: Long lasting print life! The color penetrates the surface of the fabric so that the result is colorful, long lasting and resistant to scratching unlike some other printing methods no color fading out, no color bleeding.


text:
A port of [react-widgets] for Dart.

## Usage

A simple usage example:

    import 'package:react_widgets/react_widgets.dart';

    main() {
      var awesome = new Awesome();
    }

## Features and bugs

Please file feature requests and bugs at the [issue tracker][tracker].

[tracker]: http://example.com/issues/replaceme
[react-widgets]: http://jquense.github.io/react-widgets/docs/#/

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Blog How To Spin Bowl Like Shane Warne
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit Email
How To Spin Bowl Like Shane Warne
In Articles by Australian Sports Camps July 17, 2017
Australian cricket legend Shane Warne was undoubtedly the best leg spinner to ever play the game of cricket. Some may even say, the best bowler full stop. So, it's no wonder that cricketers, young and old, want to learn how to spin bowl like Shane Warne.
He was the first bowler to ever take 700 test wickets and still stands at number 2 on the all-time test wicket taking list. With 708 wickets from 143 matches. Just behind Sri Lankan superstar off spinner Muttiah Muralitharan.
Also, Shane Warne took 293 wickets in one-day internationals, taking his total record of international wickets to 1001. Making him one of only two players to break the 1000 wicket milestone.
Warnies 'Aura'
But it wasn't just his ability to take wickets that made Shane Warne so great and such a crucial part of the dominant Australian team during the late 90's and early 2000's. It was also his aura, his pre bowl rituals and his ability to intimidate and tie batsmen up with amazing skill as a leg spin bowler.
Shane Warne once said, "part of the art of bowling spin is to make the batsman think that something special is happening even when it isn't."
But despite his larrikin character off field antics, Shane Warne was dedicated to his craft, spending hundreds upon hundreds of hours in the net perfecting his various bowls, to become the champion that he would become.
"The King Of Spin". "The Sheik Of Tweak. And, the man who delivered what would become known as the "Bowl Of The Century" to dazzle and dismiss Mike Gatting on Day Two during the first Test of the 1993 Ashes series.
A bowl that is still replayed and talked about regularly by cricket enthusiast.
So, today we look at the technique of Shane Warne and offer some great tips from the man himself on how to spin bowl like Shane Warne
Tips On How To Spin Bowl Like Shane Warne
Mastering The Leg Break
The first part of becoming a great spin bowler is learning how to actually spin the ball. The leg break is the most important bowl in a leg spinners arsenal and is the first bowl you need to master.
As Shane Warne explains himself "You talk about accuracy, line, length, but the thing you have to do first is spin the ball. If you can do that, you can take wickets whatever grade you play at. The basic thing is the grip – two fingers down, two fingers up."
So what is the "two fingers down two fingers up" grip mean?
It means your index and middle fingers stay up and your ring and pinky fingers stay down. You then slot the bowl into the two fingers that are up and it is the third (ring) finger that produces the spin by flicking the ball over and out of the two "up" fingers.
Keep a nice, relaxed grip and as your bowl arm goes over keep the back of your hand facing your body which is important to get the most spin on the delivery. Using your ring finger your aim is to get as many revolutions going on the ball from right to left (for a right handed leg spinner) as the ball leaves your hand.
Drifting The Ball
"Drift" in spin bowling refers to when the ball drifts through the air in the opposite direction which it will spin when it bounces. This can make a ball appear to turn even more than it does and makes it a nightmare for the batsmen to play against.
For example, when a right handed batsmen would face Shane Warne the ball would drift in towards their body, they would then adjust to this and then often play inside the ball resulting in an edge going through to the wicket keeper or slip fielder.
The 3 elements that allow you to maximise drift when spin bowling are
Making sure your arm is not too high or too low. You want to have a nice relaxed arc and let the wrist and fingers generate the spin.
Maximising the revolutions on the ball as it flies through the air by combining your wrist spin and the flick of your ring finger as the ball leaves your hand.
Ensuring you get a string shoulder rotation aiming for a full 180-degree rotation on your follow through.
Focusing on these elements will help you generate more drift and make your balls much harder to judge.
Bowling Pace
There is no one size fits all when it comes to pace in leg spin bowling. It's important to find your natural speed that feels comfortable. As mentioned earlier, your focus first and foremost must be on maximising spin. Because, if you can spin the ball, you'll take wickets no matter what grade you play. So, you want to bowl at a pace that allows you to generate maximum spin.
Some days this will differ depending on the wicket or the conditions but you don't want to bowl too fast and allow the batsmen to use your pace. By keeping you bowls a little slower the batsmen will have to force the issue and potentially make a mistake.
Using Variations
Shane Warne had some great variations that used to take wickets time and time again. "The Flipper" and "The Wrong Un" were two of his favourites.
The flipper
The Flipper is a hard ball to bowl and is something Shane Warne worked on for years to perfect. The aim of the flipper is to get it to stay low and skid on in a straight line. Instead of turning like a leg break.
Hold the ball like a traditional leg break. But, instead of using your ring finger to generate spin, use the thumb to get your revolutions up. So, it spins backwards and creates the skidding effect.
The Wrong Un
The Wrong Un, again starts with the same grip as a leg break, yet turns the opposite. Also, generating a bit more bounce, creating great confusion for the batsmen.
To perfect the Wrong Un, you turn your wrist. So, that instead of coming out the side of the hand, it comes out the back. This change in wrist position allows the ring finger to be spinning the ball the other way.
So, there you have it Spin, Drift, Pace and Variation. The four main tools that made Shane Warne the greatest leg spinner of all time. Now, it's up to you to practice. And, the best way to practice is under the guidance of an expert spin coach. One who can ensure your technique is perfect for fastest results.
In addition, you can get coached on your spin bowling technique at Australian Sports Camps. ASC run 3 day cricket coaching camps during the Spring and Summer school holidays. See: http://australiansportscamps.com.au/camps/cricket/
Sports camps for boys & girls aged 5 to 15.
CityMelbourneSydneyBrisbanePerthCanberraAdelaideHobart
SportBasketballCricketNetballHockeyAFL/AFLW FootballPrivate CoachingBaseballTennisSoccerGymnasticsHorse RidingFutsalPartner ProgramsMulti SportRock ClimbingRugby LeagueRugby UnionSailingBadmintonIce SkatingTable TennisGolfSpeed & AgilityTenpin BowlingGaming/Esport


text:
Harry Potter: Wizard Rock's Greatest Hits
John Seaborn Gray
John Seaborn Gray | November 19, 2010 | 9:00am
For the past few years, a genre centered around J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter universe has been growing on the Internet and elsewhere. We don't think anyone involved in it is older than 25, but that's okay. Sometimes sheer youthful enthusiasm can make up for the songwriting being a little green.
Wizard rock - or wrock - is actually a pretty decent repository for seeing who might go on to make brilliant (if slightly more serious) music in a few short years. At least one of the girls from The Parselmouths has a new non-wrock band, and surely more will come. In the meantime, here are some of our favorite wrock numbers you can sing along with on your way to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, which opens... right now.
Ministry of Magic, "Goodbye Privet Drive":
Somewhere halfway between the slick, airy harmonies of Blink 182 and the electronic production of Owl City lies the Ministry of Magic. Favoring sentimentality over comedy, they're infectiously catchy, even catchier than... those things... from the Potter books... that people are always catching. See, this is why we don't do Potter puns.
The Whomping Willows, "On Behalf of Neville":
A very rhythmically well-done number from the Whomping Willows, we like the lyrics as well, particularly the one in which perpetual Potter-universe whipping boy Neville Longbottom wishes he could "bring something more to the table than plants, plants, plants." Poor guy. Remembering the difficulties Neville faced makes us look forward to seeing his ultimate triumph in Deathly Hallows Part 2 next summer. Sword? Snake? We've said too much.
Side note: Dancing kids. Always cute.
The Remus Lupins, "Seven Potters"
Based on a scene which some of you will be seeing tonight, The Remus Lupins have cobbled together a nifty little video to accompany their 90's-style slacker-rock sound. Aside from being amusing and well-shot, it also illustrates that whatever role Daniel Radcliffe takes next, it should definitely include a bitchin' handlebar mustache.
The Moaning Myrtles, "Don't Throw That Book At Me":
A celebration of Potterdom's most emo ghost, this song references the introduction of Moaning Myrtle in the second novel and movie. Aside from being a perfect example of the kind of overwrought yet sincere chick-rock the character might actually write, we've got to say we're impressed with the audience response these kids are getting. Listen to that sing-along, man.


text:
module.exports = function(config, mongoose, models) {

  mongoose.set('debug', true);

  var PostSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
    // _id: {type: mongoose.Schema.ObjectId},

    // created_at: {type: Date, required: true, default: Date.now },
    created_at: {type: Date },
    // updated_at: {type: Date, required: true, default: Date.now },
    updated_at: {type: Date },

    pub_id: { type: Number },

    _author: { type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Account', index: true },
    _upvoters: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Account' }],

    // // making array of array of account refs for diff types of flag raisers #CHECK #TODO
    _flaggers: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Account' }],

    review_text: { type: String },

    _seller: {
      site_domain: { type: String }, // site domain for the seller, frequently used
      id: { type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Seller', index: true },
      pub_id: { type: Number, ref: 'Seller', index: true },
      // dummy: { type: String }, // site domain for the seller, frequently used
    },

    permalink: {type: String},

    // making array of ps_cat refs with multikey indexing on their ids #CHECK
    // _pro_cat: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'ProductCat', index: true }],
    _pro_cat: {
      name: { type: [String] },
      id: { type: [mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId], ref: 'ProductCat', index: true },
      pub_id: { type: [Number], ref: 'ProductCat', index: true },
    },

    // _pro: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Product', index: true }],
    _pro: {
      name: { type: [String] },
      id: { type: [mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId], ref: 'Product', index: true },
      pub_id: { type: [Number], ref: 'Product', index: true },
    },

    // _ser_cat: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'ServiceCat', index: true }],
    _ser_cat:  {
      name: { type: [String] },
      id: { type: [mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId], ref: 'ServiceCat', index: true },
      pub_id: { type: [Number], ref: 'ServiceCat', index: true },
    },

    // _ser: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Service', index: true }],
    _ser: {
      name: { type: [String] },
      id: { type: [mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId], ref: 'Service', index: true },
      pub_id: { type: [Number], ref: 'Service', index: true },
    },

    // ref to EditsSuggestionsHistory collection for edit version histroy and edit suggestion
    // _edit_sugg: { type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'PostDiff'},

    // The diff in the case of edit history will be incremental from the previous version of the post
    edit_hist_diff_arr: [],
    edit_hist_diff_arr_meta: [{
      edit_author: { type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Account'}, // if null or undefined then same as _author
      edit_summary: { type: String },
      submitted:  { type: Date },
    }],

    // The diff in the case of suggestion will be w.r.t to the latest version of the post
    // accepting/rejecting a suggestion will remove that entry from this array

    // There won't be any suggestions to edit shopex

    // edit_sugg_diff_arr: [],
    // edit_sugg_diff_arr_meta: [{
    //   sugg_author: { type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Account'}, // anon if null or undefined
    //   sugg_accepted: { type: Boolean }, // if this field is undefined, then the edit has not been viewed or judged
    //   sugg_wrt: { type: Number },
    //   submitted:  { type: Date },
    //   // This will be the index of the array in edit_hist_diff_arr w.r.t which the suggestion was made
    //   // This will be 0-indexed number and if the edit hist diff arr increases in size (it cannot decrease) then no problem will occur
    // }],

    // array of refs to Comments in Comment collection
    _comments: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Comment' }],

    reviewText: { type: String },
    vendor:     { type: String },
    pscategory: { type: String },
    pscategory_all:   [{type: String}],

    submitted:  { type: Date },
    anonymous:  { type: String }, // "on" or "off"

    anon:  { type: Boolean }, // "on" or "off"
    // source :    { type: String }, //Review originated from which location

    location:   {type: String},
    // location:   {type: geo},

    otd_rating: { type: Number },
    pad_rating: { type: Number },
    pri_rating: { type: Number },
    pro_rating: { type: Number },
    eos_rating: { type: Number },
    rrp_rating: { type: Number },
    csu_rating: { type: Number },
    all_rating: { type: String },

    // otd_comment:{ type: String, validate: [rcomment_validator, 'my error type'] },
    // pad_comment:{ type: String, validate: [rcomment_validator, 'my error type'] },
    // pri_comment:{ type: String, validate: [rcomment_validator, 'my error type'] },
    // pro_comment:{ type: String, validate: [rcomment_validator, 'my error type'] },
    // eos_comment:{ type: String, validate: [rcomment_validator, 'my error type'] },
    // rrp_comment:{ type: String, validate: [rcomment_validator, 'my error type'] },
    // csu_comment:{ type: String, validate: [rcomment_validator, 'my error type'] },

    otd_comment:{ type: String },
    pad_comment:{ type: String },
    pri_comment:{ type: String },
    pro_comment:{ type: String },
    eos_comment:{ type: String },
    rrp_comment:{ type: String },
    csu_comment:{ type: String },

    verified:  { type: Boolean },
    source: { type: String }, // if null or undefined, then orginated from the site itself
    last_updated: { type: Date, default: Date.now },

    // Meta: [MetaPost],
    meta_info: {
      value: {type: Number},                    //overall value of this post
      views: {type: Number},                    //number of views (readers)
      upvotes: {type: Number},                    //number of upvotes (upvoters)
      // followers: {type: Number},                    //number of followers (followers)
      favs: {type: Number},                    //number of favorites (bookmarkers)
      edits: {type: Number},                    //number of edits (versions)
      // editors: {type: Number},                    //number of editors (collaborators)
      flags: [{type: Number}],                       //number of flags raised, different types of flag counts
      shared: [{type: Number}],                  // number of times shared on each of the social networks
    },

  }, { autoIndex: false });

  PostSchema.pre('save', function(next){

    console.log("^^^^^^^^^^^ @@@@@@@ $$$$$$$$$$$ inside pre save")

    this.updated_at = new Date;
    // this.meta_info.value = this.meta_info.upvotes;

    if ( !this.created_at ) {
      this.created_at = new Date;

      // this.populate('_author', '_seller', '_pro_cat')
      this.populate('_author')
      procat = this.pscategory.split(',')[0].replace(" ","_");
      // console.log("procat:", procat);
      this.permalink = "/shopping-experience/"+this.vendor+"/"+procat+"/"+this.pub_id;

      // var shopex = new Post(shopexObj);

      this._seller.site_domain = this.vendor.split('+')[0];
      this._seller.pub_id = this.vendor.split('+')[1];
      // thatsellerid = this._seller.id;
      // that = this;

      Seller.Seller.findOne({
        site_domain: this._seller.site_domain
      }, function(err, seller){

          if (err || !seller) return;

          if (!seller.meta_info.shopex_count) {
            seller.save(function(err, saved_seller){
              console.log("seller.meta_info.shopex_count", saved_seller.meta_info.shopex_count);
              saved_seller.meta_info.shopex_count = 1
              saved_seller.save();
            })
          } else {
            seller.meta_info.shopex_count += 1
            seller.save();
          }

      })

      pscats_arr = this.pscategory.split(',');

      for (var i = 0; i < pscats_arr.length; ++i) {
        ps_name = pscats_arr[i].split('+')[0];
        ps_pub_id = pscats_arr[i].split('+')[1];

        this._pro_cat.name.push(ps_name);
        this._pro_cat.pub_id.push(ps_pub_id);

        ProductCat.ProductCat.findOne({
          name: ps_name
        }, function(err, procat){

          if (err || !procat) return;

          if (!procat.meta_info.shopex_count) {
            console.log("#####################################################################################")
            procat.save(function(err, saved_procat){
              console.log("###########$$##########################################################################")
              console.log("procat.meta_info.shopex_count", saved_procat.meta_info.shopex_count);
              saved_procat.meta_info.shopex_count = 1
              saved_procat.save();
            })
          } else {
            console.log("###########@@##########################################################################")
            procat.meta_info.shopex_count += 1
            procat.save();
          }
        });
      }

      this.meta_info = {
        value: 10,                     //overall value of this post
        views: 1,                      //number of views (readers)
        upvotes: 1,                    //number of upvotes (upvoters)
        favs: 1,                       //number of favorites (bookmarkers)
        edits: 1,                      //number of edits (versions)
        flags: [],                     //number of flags raised, different types of flag counts
      };
    } // when created

    next();
  });

  PostSchema.post('save', function(shopex_doc){

    console.log("@@@@@@@ $$$$$$$$$$$ inside post save")

    Seller.Seller.findOne({pub_id: shopex_doc._seller.pub_id}, function(err, seller_doc){
      if (!err && seller_doc){
        seller_doc._shopexes_pub_id.push(shopex_doc.pub_id);
        seller_doc.save();
        console.log("@@@@@@@ shopex id pushed in seller")
      }
    })

    for (var i = 0; i < shopex_doc._pro_cat.pub_id.length; ++i){
      ProductCat.ProductCat.findOne({pub_id: shopex_doc._pro_cat.pub_id[i]}, function(err, procat_doc){
        if (!err && procat_doc){
          procat_doc._shopexes_pub_id.push(shopex_doc.pub_id);
          procat_doc.save();
          console.log("@@@@@@@ shopex id pushed in procat num:", i)
        }
      });
    }

  });

  // function rcomment_validator (comment) {
  //   return (comment.length <= 137);
  // };

  // function rating_validator (rating) {
  //   return (rating >= 0 && rating <= 5);
  // };

  var Post = mongoose.model('Post', PostSchema);
  return {
    Post: Post,
  };
}


text:
Druschinin oder Drushinin ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Alexander Wassiljewitsch Druschinin (1824–1864), russischer Schriftsteller, Literaturkritiker und Übersetzer
 Fjodor Serafimowitsch Druschinin (1932–2007), russischer Bratschist und Komponist
 Igor Petrowitsch Druschinin (1929–2000), russischer Ozeanologe und Mitglied der Akademie der Wissenschaften der UdSSR
 Ilja Andrejewitsch Druschinin (* 1998), russischer Schwimmer
 Jakob Alexandrowitsch Druschinin (1771–1849), russischer Übersetzer und Politiker
 Jewgeni Anatoljewitsch Druschinin (* 1968), russischer Geschäftsmann
 Max Drushinin (* 1989), deutscher Schriftsteller
 Pjotr Alexandrowitsch Druschinin (* 1974), russischer Historiker
 Wassili Grigorjewitsch Druschinin (1859–1936), russischer Historiker und Paläograf

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Q: If $a = b$, then $f(a) = f(b)$ does $f(x)$ need to be a one-to-one function or can $f(x)$ be any type of function? It shouldn't matter whether or not  $f(x)$ is one-to-one because $f(x)$ is being evaluated at the same argument/input values if $a=b$, then $f(a)=f(b)$, right?

A: The assertion "$a=b$" means (essentially) that $a$ and $b$ are different names for the same mathematical object. So any mathematical expression with an $a$ in it is equal to the same expression when you replace $a$ by $b$. Functions have nothing to do with this.
I think you are wondering about the definition of one-to-one. That says that when $f(a) = f(b)$ (so those are two different ways to refer to the same object in the codomain) it must be true that $a=b$ (just one element of the domain, no matter what it's called).

A: That's the definition of a function so it must hold for all functions.
Injectivity is the opposite of well-definedness.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Christian inmates at a maximum security prison in Nashville have been displaying a major artwork of Jesus Christ and the crucifixion across the state, looking to show that despite being on death row for serious crimes, they retain their humanity.
The Tennessean reported that some followers of Jesus who have been sentenced to death for murder are finding inspiration in drawing the Stations of the Cross, depicting Jesus' death.
"This piece of art is a commentary on the continuing battle for our collective moral world view," said Derrick Quintero of Unit 2 at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville, who was sentenced to death in 1991 for first degree murder.
The artwork he showcased depicted Jesus' trial, crucifixion and resurrection.
"I asked my fellow community members to help me create this project to begin a conversation about what justice looks like," Quintero added.
Other inmates joined in and helped with creating the artwork, which took over two months to finish.
Deacon W. James Booth of Holy Family Catholic Church in Brentwood, who is helping the prisoners showcase their work from church to church, even though they cannot leave the prison themselves, said that one day it will be put on permanent display.
"I think the hope is that the people who believe that death row is populated by unsaveable monsters see in this the work of human hands and people with faith," Booth stated.
"Many of them have done very bad, terrible things, but our faith teaches us that forgiveness and redemption are always possibilities."
Still, Booth insisted that the artwork is not meant to be taken as a political statement or in support of specific policy. The deacon said that the hope is it can serve as a "bridge of faith" between the inmates and those on the outside.
"In my mind, it can be transformative in the way that a visit to death row can be," he continued.
"Taking those scrolls out, in a way does some of that work without some of those individuals having to leave the comfort of their neighborhoods and parishes."
Neysa Taylor, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Correction, said that the department backs the artwork efforts.
"The Tennessee Department of Correction embraces therapeutic programs that allow offenders to both process and work through their thoughts on their crime and how they can change their lives for the better," Taylor said.
The Diocese of Nashville website has also promoted the painting, noting that inmates "rarely have an opportunity to bring beauty" into their prison space.
It pointed out that the Roman Catholic Church, including Pope Francis and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, have all spoken out against capital punishment, which is used in 31 American states.
The death penalty remains a contentious issue among American Christians. In 2015, the National Association of Evangelicals stepped away from directly supporting the practice, noting that its members have many opposing views.
"Evangelical Christians differ in their beliefs about capital punishment, often citing strong biblical and theological reasons either for the just character of the death penalty in extreme cases or for the sacredness of all life, including the lives of those who perpetrate serious crimes and yet have the potential for repentance and reformation," declared the statement by the NAE Board of Directors at the time.
"We affirm the conscientious commitment of both streams of Christian ethical thought."


This books like many a heroine books written down at this time. Rose, She's young, beautiful, kind-hearted and well liked by everyone, and her fiancé, Stephen, is your typical hero: strong, smart, hard working, and respected. They were engage to be married, but there's always that little voice at the back of their mind asking, does she really want to settle down in this dull, backwoods place with this backwoods man? What would it be like to live in the metropolis of Boston?
Kate Douglas Wiggin (September 28, 1856–August 24, 1923) was an American educator and author of children's stories, most notably the classic children's novel Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.


text:
Chattahoochee National Forest: Waterfalls of Sarahs Creek, Clayton, Georgia
Sarahs Creek is one of a handful of remote streams that drain the slopes of Rabun Bald, Georgia's second highest peak. Most of those streams form noteworthy waterfalls, but while some - such as Holcomb Creek Falls - are popular, others like the two waterfalls on Sarahs Creek are hardly known about. The hike from the end of Forest Road 155C to Upper and Lower Sarahs Creek Falls is fairly easy, but it does entail sections of creek-walk and minor bushwhacking in addition to navigating along faint paths. Those who reach both waterfalls will be rewarded with an interesting upper waterfall in a canyon flanked by a very tall cliff and a pristine lower waterfall that drops around 70 feet. This hike occurred on Saturday, May 27th, 2017. My plan was to hike the gated part of FS 155C from the gate to a faint trail that descended into the Sarahs Creek valley. I would follow the trail for some time, before leaving the trail and bushwhacking down to Sarahs Creek, and hike up the creek to Upper Sarahs Creek Falls. Finally, I would return to the trail and follow it down to Lower Sarahs Creek Falls. I would return the same way.
Type of Hike: Y-Configuration
Pros: No serious bushwhacking is required despite the remote nature of these waterfalls
Cons: A "creek-walk" is required to reach both the upper and lower waterfalls, and during high water, these creek-walks will be time-consuming
Points of Interest: Upper Sarahs Creek Falls - 5 stars; Lower Sarahs Creek Falls - 7 stars
Trail Blaze Colors: None
Best Seasons to Hike: Summer
Beginning Point: End of FS 155C
Directions from Clayton, GA: From the intersection of Rickman Drive, Savannah Street, and US Route 23/441 in Clayton, follow Rickman Drive East. In 0.5 miles, bear diagonally right onto Warwoman Road. Follow Warwoman Road for 8.6 miles. Then, turn left onto Sarahs Creek Road (FS Road 156) and continue for 2.1 miles past the Sarahs Creek Campground and across a bridge over Sarahs Creek. The road begins paved but turns into a well-maintained gravel road. Right after the bridge, turn left onto Wilson Gap Road (FS Road 155) and continue for another 0.3 miles. In a small gap, the more rustic FS Road 155C leaves to the left. Turn left onto this road, which is still easily passable by most passenger vehicles, and continue to its end in 0.1 miles at a gate and large turnaround with plenty of parking space. Make sure to not block the gate. You will pass the signed trail to Kell Cemetery along the drive on FS 155C.
Click here to download a track of this hike.
Rabun County is a hotspot for waterfalls in Georgia, both in terms of quantity and beauty. Previously undocumented waterfalls are still being discovered in this area on remote streams shrouded by impenetrable rhododendron thickets. The waterfalls on Sarahs Creek are both recent finds by Alan Cressler (upper falls) and Bernie Boyer (lower falls), Fortunately, access to both waterfalls involves very little bushwhacking and is relatively easy for casual hikers who are searching for new remote waterfalls.
The hike begins at the end of drivable Forest Road 155C. Walk around the gate and follow the grassy forest road southeastward toward Sarahs Creek, descending gently. About 0.2 miles from the trailhead, you will need to leave the forest road and bear right on a faint and narrow path that begins descending more steeply, initially paralleling the main forest road. Note that if you reach the large wildlife clearing at the end of the main forest road, you have gone too far and missed the intersection. The turn-off is very easy to miss until a more distinct path is formed. Once on the path, you will descend moderately along a ridge that extends southward along Sarahs Creek. At about 0.3 miles, you will hear a big roar in Sarahs Creek below, and you will possibly see Upper Sarahs Creek Falls on the far left through the trees. This is a good place to turn left, leaving the path and bushwhacking down the slope toward Sarahs Creek. The woods are fairly open so progress is quite easy along the route of least resistance to Sarahs Creek. There is a semblance of a path closer to the creek. At 0.4 miles, reach Sarahs Creek. From here, the easiest and best way to get to Upper Sarahs Creek Falls is to follow the creekbed, which does involve getting wet. Begin hiking along Sarahs Creek upstream, staying in and out of water that is up to knee-deep. About 100 feet from the beginning of the creek-walk, walk around a cascade on nearly flat rocks to the right. About 200 feet from the beginning of the creek-walk, there is another cascade that presents a slightly more challenging obstacle. First, scramble up the rocks on the left side, and then walk to the right, wading in the main creek channel above the cascade. Shortly after this, at 0.45 miles, reach a view of Upper Sarahs Creek Falls in front of a deep pool.
Upper Sarahs Creek Falls, while not an impressive waterfall by itself, has one of the more intriguing settings I've seen at any waterfall in Georgia. A tall sheer cliff, blanketed by grasses, moss, and ivy, lines the left side of Sarahs Creek at the falls, and the creek itself gets squeezed into a surprisingly narrow passage.
Upper Sarahs Creek Falls by itself is just an average waterfall. The falls is about 40 feet high, although I am convinced that there is more falling water hidden around the bend that the creek makes. The waterfall consists of a free-fall drop of approximately 20 feet followed by a broad slide of the same height. The setting around Upper Sarahs Creek Falls is unique and really spices up the waterfall itself however. A long and tall sheer cliff - blanketed by grasses, ivy, and moss - stretches along the left side of the creek, starting from the beginning of the pool below the falls all the way to the top of the falls. A jumble of boulders lies at the far end of the pool and separates twin channels of the creek just below the falls. The top of the biggest (narrow) boulder in front of the falls provides a closer view of the falls, but getting to it is tricky due to the deepness of the water in the pool, which was above my waist. I can confirm that I tripped over an underwater log in the pool in the process of getting to the boulder and got immersed nearly up to my shoulders.
From Upper Sarahs Creek Falls, return along the same way back to the "trail" that follows the spine of the ridge parallel to Sarahs Creek. Turn left onto the faint path and continue following it steeply down the ridge. You may find some flagging tape that helps to reaffirm the correct route. As the trail gets closer to Lower Sarahs Creek Falls, it actually becomes more distinct and exhibits signs of usage. At 0.7 miles, there is a semi-open area to the left that provides a good overlook of Lower Sarahs Creek Falls. The full waterfall is around 70 feet high, but from the base, you will only be able to see the lower half. If the tree (fallen directly across the waterfall) is still there, it will serve as a good indicator of how much of the falls is visible from the base. Thus, the overlook provides a unique view in the sense that you can see the full run of the waterfall from it. From the overlook, continue following the path, which becomes very steep before ending at Sarahs Creek. For the final 100 feet, it is necessary to walk in the creekbed upstream to the falls from here, although depending on the water level, you may be able to stay dry. When all of the rocks are underwater, they become very slippery, so proceed with caution. Reach Lower Sarahs Creek Falls at 0.75 miles. A broad rock slab on the left side of the creek provides a safe and dry viewing location for the waterfall.
Most of the hike to Lower Sarahs Creek Falls is on a faint but discernible path.
From the viewing area at the base of Lower Sarahs Creek Falls, you'll be surprised that only about 35 feet of the waterfall - the section below the fallen tree - is in the view. Nevertheless, this is a gorgeous and powerful waterfall. Sarahs Creek forms a dense curtain of white as it spills over the sheer ledge that forms the lower part of the falls, and during normal water levels, a separate ribbon of falling water forms to the left of the main flow channel. All around the falls are rock outcrops and slopes covered in lush green vegetation. You will notice that despite its short length, this hike took me two and a half hours complete. Part of the reason is that my hiking partners and I spent at least 30 minutes on photography at each waterfall.
From Lower Sarahs Creek Falls, simply retrace your steps back along the trail and forest road to the trailhead, concluding the hike at 1.2 miles having viewed two great waterfalls without expanding much effort. The climb up to the forest road is reasonably steep, so take your time.
0.0 - FS 155C Trailhead
0.45 - Upper Sarahs Creek Falls
0.75 - Lower Sarahs Creek Falls
Hike out and back to just Upper Sarahs Creek Falls - 0.9 Miles
Hike out and back to just Lower Sarahs Creek Falls - 0.9 Miles
Along the way on FS 155C to the trailhead, you will pass the signed trail to Kell Cemetery. This short trail is worth a quick stop before or after the Sarahs Creek hike. The 5-minute trail leads to a large and old cemetery at the top of a knoll. There are only two inscribed stones in the cemetery, which has over 50 graves altogether. Both of the inscribed stones have dates from the 1800s. I have added a few photos of the walk to the cemetery in the gallery below.
Robert Marshall
My grandmother Essie McCall was borin in 1898 just above Big Creek and climbed Rabun Bald when she was 14 years old just to be closer to God. Was there any visible names and dates on the two tombstones?
Sarah Pannell
I am named after Sarah's Creek it was given to me by my father. I have plans to visit its unique beauty someday because the last time I was their was when my mother was pregnant with me.
Hiked these two beautiful falls with my wife and pups. Someone flagged the trail to the creek between the two falls. It is an incredible view to hike downstream to the top of the lower falls.
Mark - most of your track downloads do not work. They take you to a sales page on the Garmin site.
But the rest of your work is great! I have used your work, Boyer's, Adam's, and multiple others and my wife and I have seen 550+ falls in GA, SC, NC. Thanks.
We are long time follower of Mark's website as well.
You can click on the "view larger map" square on the google map on this page and it will open the whole track in a new window. Then click the 3 vertical dots on the upperright corner of the left panel, a drop down menu will appear, scroll down and click the "Download KML" item, it will allow you to save the GPS track in KMZ/KML format.
I discovered my grandmother was born on a small farm near Hedden Cteek and not near Big Creek. Her mother was Martha Hedden and My grandfather Samuel McCall was buried in Hedden Cemetarty. I have been to Hedden Creek Falls.


text:
Q: How i can Count the days from last_updated date to Today date I want to show total number of days from last updated date to Today Date, I want to display these Days on my view file, Please let me know where i am mistaking.
Here is my view code...

<?php echo $this->lang->line('member_since'); ?> : <?php
                                 $date1= date('Y-m-d',strtotime($customer['last_update']));
                                 $date2= date('Y-m-d',strtotime($customer['last_update']));
                                 $diff=date_diff($date1,$date2);
                                 if(empty($diff))
                                 {
                                     echo "0 Day";
                                 }
                                 else
                                 {
                                     echo $diff->format("%R%a days");
                                 }

                                ?>

A: $date1 = date('Y-m-d',strtotime($customer['last_update']));
$date2 = date('Y-m-d',strtotime($customer['last_update']));

You assigned the same variable $customer['last_update'] to $date1 and $date2.

A: change your $date2 to today's time

    <?php echo $this->lang->line('member_since'); ?> : <?php
                                     $date1= date('Y-m-d',strtotime($customer['last_update']));
                                     $today= date('Y-m-d');
                                     $diff=date_diff($date1,$today);
                                     if(empty($diff))
                                     {
                                         echo "0 Day";
                                     }
                                     else
                                     {
                                         echo $diff->format("%R%a days");
                                     }

                                    ?>

A: try this,

you forgot to compare with today's date in your code

$date1= date('Y-m-d',strtotime($customer['last_update']));
$today= date('Y-m-d');
$diff=date_diff($today,$date1);
echo $diff->format("%R%a days");die;

date_diff will returns a DateInterval object on success that represents the difference between the two dates. FALSE on failure

A: You can do it directly in MySQL using the following query:
SELECT DATEDIFF( now(), '2019-08-05' ) as days;

you can pass your column name(last_updated) instead of '2018-08-05'.
So instead of doing it in PHP, you can do it while fetching it from the database.


>> "Talk is cheap, show me the code"
> It's not a VM-based language. It generates machine code, or byte code.
> And it don't need a runtime library, or VM.
Next message: Britton Kerin: "[dev] new pre-patched version of dwm available"
Previous message: Daniel V: "Re: [dev] New Suckless computer language?"
In reply to: Daniel V: "Re: [dev] New Suckless computer language?"


Nice find. Are those both Vistas?
Boy am I glad I got my Fender Lead II and Lead III when I did. I've even swapped off the necks to save the originals from wear.
I tried the recent black/White one today. It was a pretty nice guitar. Looked good, played nice. Didn't play it plugged in though, I imagine it's a pretty typical HH guitar. Would consider getting it as a modding platform nearly, put a tort pickguard on it, but it was a bit on the heavy side.
yep they are bloody heavy (guess its the alder) but plenty of scope for modding with that swimming pool of a route under the guard.
Hey, is the swimming pool enough to put Jazzmaster pickups in? You could do a pretty awesome mod with an offset equivalent of a HSH design, Jazzmaster Jag Jazzmaster. Would be pretty boss. Shame about the Strat Trem.
The silver sparkle Jagmaster is not Affinity series, btw.
Mine clearly said "Standard series" on the headstock.
Would one of these be a decent project guitar, if I swapped the pickups for something interesting, put a decent Tort guard on it and installed a Wilkinson Trem?
Do you reckon the Vistas are of decent enough quality to bother with or should I go with a proper Jag? It just seemed like it could be a cool idea, as I did like the one I briefly tried.
^ On Privilege/When Allies Fail; Addressing the "We're supportive of gays/women/blacks so we can't say anything wrong about them" attitude.
Don't cut up a Vista, but the Chinese ones are good for projects. Here is one I did.
My silver sparkle Jagmaster is an excellent guitar. It as a two-point trem, which I find to be very good. It's also a long scale, so it's pretty much not much different from an HH Strat. I use it as my main humbucker guitar and the whammy is very usable.
Vistas aren't just decent, they're very good.
bump - because the newbs should read this info.
and also can we get someone who has mod access to get this information up in the wiki? Dots i'm looking at you.
Do you know what years Squire made them with the two-point trem? I have a silver one on the way. Didn't realize that it's not a shortscale.
quite an interesting topic. Good job.
I plan to buy a 2009 standard Jagmaster, but I wont get a 24 scale ? I asked the seller if he could do the measurement from nut to 12th fret and it reads 305 mm ..
seems like 24 inch to me..
I dont want to swap necks or body or anything, I just want a Gibson-like scale on the Jag..I recently played a HH Blackface jaguar and the neck was fine, felt like 24 inch..
I wont get a 24 scale ?
Do you mean won't or is this a typo for want? Do you want 24" or don't want 24"?
.. I once had a Jagmaster but it wasnt 24"..it felt like standard Fender 25,5" , maybe it was one of the 2000 models..
ok, found a comparison of scale dimensions, this makes it clearer now..
That's a nice image for reference, but it's a bit misleading. It shows as if the neck pocket and bridge location is the same for all guitars. It's not. You can't just slap a baritone neck on a Strat, or a Jazzmaster neck on a Jaguar, and expect it to work. The only really accurate comparison there would be the Strat (25.5") vs. Conversion (24.75") necks, because in that case, the location of the bridge and the neck pocket would indeed be exactly the same. And, just because a guitar is a longer scale length, doesn't mean it's longer overall. In fact, Jaguars---and I assume Jagmasters---are typically longer than a Strat.
yeah, you�re right, but I found the comparison ok for a basic understanding, even if the neck pocket is an additional thing..
Today I got my 2008 Jagmaster, its REALLY a nice player..When I had another one two years ago, the scale was definitely another one, it felt like a regular 25,5..
I GUESS it must have been one of the 2000 series with that scale..after 2005 they switched back to 24,75 scale..
and yes, the 24 scale ( Mustang) again is shorter again..


Welcome to the Treasury Department.
The mission employs a team of 4 members comprising of the Chief finacial officer, Asst CFO and two accountants. The deparment is mainly concerned with the tithe and offerrings received and bill payments.


So many businesses have this catch phrase "Safety First." It's great that they are making safety a priority, the first thing they do when they start work, or get to a new site, is check that they are safe. But what happens after that? Does safety carry on to the second or third thing you do? Or does it just stay at the start?
This is why we think a safety first approach or culture can be risky, it can give you a false sense of security that everything is ok, but in reality a lot of unsafe work is happening.
So in this weeks Workshop Wednesday Adelaide asked Zane what things we can do or ask to make sure our safety first approach is actually putting safety as a priority in the work we do and not just at the start of the day.
A safety irst approach or culture can make people think they are doing things right - their safety is sorted - when actually a lot of unsafe work is happening.
Does that mean that we should go get a new slogan? No not at all, it just means that we need to have a different look at it and ask this question: "What are we actually doing to keep people safe?"
Why not do some really practical stuff.
Things like making sure people have the right skills for the work, they have any training, licences and requirements of the job. Or even taking them through a process of how to do something before they go do it themselves.
It's also loving your gear like your people. People might have the right training and skills but if they are operating dodgy gear then something could go wrong. So make sure your gear has all the right checks done, its maintained and any damage is reported so it can be fixed.
There are lots of ways to make sure safety is a priority, but we think just starting with a few easy practical things and recording them in one easy to access place(like PeopleSafe) will make a big difference in your business and will move safety from this thing that is isolated at the start of the day to something that is part of the work.
So the next time you hear someone say they have a safety first approach, be sure to ask, "What are the practical things you are doing to make sure you're people are safe?"
G'day, and welcome to another Workshop Wednesday. What are we talking about today, Adelaide?
So today, we're talking about why a "safety first" approach could actually be risky to your business. So tell me first, what is "safety first"?
Well, "safety first" is when you ask people in the business, "hey, what do you think about safety in your business?" And they go, "oh, safety first."
Well, that sounds great to me, why is that risky?
I guess the problem is that it makes people think they're doing things that they're not. It's most often it's a bit of a she'll-be-right approach to safety. "Oh yeah, safety first, she'll be right. Nah, all good."
Sounds like it's a bit of a conspiracy to be fair.
No, no, no, it's not a conspiracy theory. However it's a good way to fake that you're doing the safety stuff, I guess.
So what is a better approach then how can small businesses do "safety first" right?
Well, I think what they need to do is they need to do some real practical stuff. So things like checking that the people have got the skills they need for the job, checking that they have got someone going and actually giving them a hand the first couple of times they do it.
So it's not just, "you're on your bike. Get amongst it, mate." It's actually being really proactive and helping them. And it's making sure they've got the licenses they need and they got all the information they need to do the job real safe.
Great. What else? There's got to be more.
The other key thing that we find is we've got a saying at PeopleSafe. "Love your gear like you love your people."
Make sure that the gear that they're using to do the work is actually OK and it's looked after. It's maintained. It certified. When things break with it, fix it. Yeah, make sure that you love your gear like your people.
Next time I hear someone saying, oh, no, no, "safety first" around here, what do I say? How do I respond?
Well, that's an excellent question. You just go to them, challenge them and say, well, what are you doing then? What are the things that you're doing to take safety first?
And when they go, "uh, ooh, uh, uh," you know that they haven't actually got anything practical that they're doing.
So say, what are we going to do practically that will make sure that this thing we're doing is safe.
Sounds good to me. Workshop Wednesday.


text:
Getting articles published
By Nam Sang-so
Having had several articles published in this column, I'd like to share some of my experiences in composing a contributing piece to those readers who want to submit their stories but don't have enough courage to do so.
The Thoughts of the Times column is a unique space, and as I see it, it works for Koreans as one of the best gateways to become a successful English writer.
A Korean mother of a college sophomore was once so overjoyed that she ran to the kiosks in subway stations and swept off two dozen copies of The Korea Times that had published her son's article. She mailed them to her relatives and friends, and sent me a copy of the opinion page with a note which said she was so happy that the college boy had gained confidence in his writing. The English cram school the boy used to attend was far more delighted and copied the page in their brochures to boast of its teaching ability.
English is not my profession and despite my decades of efforts, I'm still a poor writer. It's impossible for me to write like a native-speaking writer, and so I have decided not be ashamed of my own way of producing English compositions.
Writing something to be published requires a spirit of resistance to the outdated thoughts of the current society. Readers won't waste their time reading an article that contains common knowledge of or disciplinary words. A writer, as an independent citizen, should be ready to debate, argue for and against a variety of controversial current topics.
Make one argument thoroughly, point by point. If you try to do too much, you will wind up with an article that, in striving to say everything, ends up saying nothing. Your views can be completely divergent from the editors' opinions. They look for timeliness, ingenuity, strength of argument, freshness of opinion and newsworthiness.
Once your submission is accepted, the copy editor edits and fact-checks the article and corrects Romanized Korean names.
Your published English article, if it hits the hearts of people, will flow around the world on the internet. Here is an example: The Korea Times published my article "Two villages in DMZ" on Nov. 11, 2013.
Four years later in October 2017 I received an email from the editor of Telewizia Polska in Warsaw, Poland. It said that staff at the public broadcaster had read my article in The Korea Times and wanted to send a television crew to cover the two villages in the DMZ. He asked me for permission to quote the article and would I help the Polish reporters. I said yes, and the Warsaw TV crew came to Seoul where they interviewed me for two hours on the sad and fascinating stories of the Freedom Villages where communism and capitalism collide.
The writer (sangsonam@gmail.com) is a retired architect and engineer in Seoul.


text:
Log In 0 items | $0.00
Log In Register 0 items | $0.00
Emed > Nutrition > Vitamin and Mineral Information > Krill Oil > Why Choose Sustainable Krill?
Why Choose Sustainable Krill?
Abiding by sustainable harvesting practice is critical for the preservation of the krill population, as well as the wellbeing of other sea life.
Antarctic krill are an essential part of the ecosystem and serve as a food source for marine life such as whales, seals and penguins.
Krill are small crustaceans, similar to shrimp, that exist in abundance in the freezing waters of the Antarctic Ocean.
The total biomass of Antarctic krill is estimated to be 125 million to 750 million tonnes. In the area approved for harvesting, the total biomass is estimated to be 60 tonnes.
Traditional trawling methods result in a high incidence of "bycatch" mortality. Bycatch refers to the incidental capture of non-target species, and it kills billions of unwanted marine life annually, including seals, dolphins, turtles and sea birds.
The World Wildlife Foundation (WWF) describes bycatch as "one of the greatest and most pervasive threats to life in the oceans".
Eco-harvesting of krill means the trawl net remains under water throughout the entire fishing operation, as opposed to regular methods whereby the nets are brought up to the surface at different periods.
Watch the video below to see how Eco-Harvesting works:
writeFlash({"src":"http://www.youtube.com/v/bCqA8r3j8cY&feature","width":"400″,"height":"250″});
When the nets come and go from the surface, the incidence of sea birds, seals, turtles and other marine life becoming trapped is high.
This method of Eco-harvesting also delivers the krill live and fresh to the vessel, using a flexible hose and air injection system, which allows for processing of fresh raw material and the preservation of crucial nutrients.
Traditional trawling methods – where catch is dragged on deck and placed in holding tanks before processing – are generally unsuitable as krill can suffer enzymatic degradation prior to processing.
Aker BioMarine co-operates closely with WWF Norway and the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), as well as actively supporting scientific research for the Commission of the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), to assist in the management of sustainable krill resources.
BioCeuticals UltraClean Antarctic Krill oil is sourced from Aker BioMarine, which uses the highest environmental standards and sustainable Eco-harvesting practices. This Krill Oil is also the strongest available providing 1500mg Krill Oil per capsule.
Why Fish Oils Aren't All The Same
1. Aker BioMarine. Aker BioMarine's Commitment to Sustainability. Norway, 2011, http://www.akerbiomarine.com
2. World Wildlife Foundation. Bycatch — What is the problem? http://www.smartgear.org/
Arthritic Tests
Nutrient Status
Practitioner Only
Can't Login?
Privacy Policy © 2021 emed.com.au


We, at Joshua Group, are a specialized consultation and services corporation. We provide strategic and tactical stability support, with turn-key mission solutions which ensure the safety and structured readiness of Governmental and Corporate ventures worldwide.
Our team of strategy consultants delivers pooled knowledge and skills obtained from direct participation at all levels of our company's major markets. With extensive knowledge and hands-on experience from Africa, The Middle East, Far East, Europe and The Americas, we are able to provide a holistic management and implementation solution to our clients.
We serve our clients – with proven standards of professionalism and competence – through strategic partnerships in our International Professional Network, with globally selected Companies, Associates and Consultants.
Joshua Group believes and seeks to encourage private sector investment and capacity building solutions by advising our clients to facilitate practical market entry strategies, with local competencies as long term solutions.


Super breathable, quick drying, mildew-resistant mesh fabric helps the Lounge Lizard keep you cool on hot days. The Lizard combines the portability of a folding chair with the all-out comfort of a classic, full-length chaise lounge. Like a traditional poolside lounger, the Lounge Lizard offers variable reclining positions, full-body support, and a cushioned pillow. But unlike old-school loungers, this chair uses lightweight synthetic fabric to create a cooler, more breathable, and weather-resistant chair. Their wide range of fabric choices even includes super-breathable, mildew-resistant mesh fabric.
Seat belt webbing is good enough to save your life and it is good enough to reinforce our chairs. Travelchair goes beyond the industry standard to use the toughest webbing in the business.
Feet hold the chair together and keep you out of the dirt. Travelchair feet are designed, like our molded grommets, to be at peace when loaded. The nylon insures that the feet in your chair will be flexible and strong.
Travelchair molds grommets to conform to optimal angles when the chair is loaded. High strength nylon and double stitching means no compromise in durability.
Not all rivets are the same--Travelchair rivets are oversized to maintain frame integrity. Instead of drilling a large hole to drop the rivet into and then mashing down the ends for a tight fit, Travelchair drills to exacting tolerances, which means more manufacturing time spent creating products, and much longer product life.
Travelchair steels and aluminums are a grade higher than what is on the market and a tick or two thicker than the average chair, resulting in stronger, longer lasting frames.
The common thread throughout the Travelchair line is that each fabric is the ultimate in durability for its intended use. Take the 600 denier nylon, for example. Travelchair uses a double layer instead of a single layer like discounted store chairs. The ballistic nylon and polyester meshes have been put through rigorous product testing in the Desert Southwest, in Chilean Patagonia, and in the Travelchair warehouse in Gig Harbor, Washington.
Travelchair finishes products with details such as bar tacking, doubling of fabrics, and reinforcement fabrics made of seat belt material because they believe the bottom line is superior design.


I am jealous. My dream car is a red Mustang. Plus, you were in my old neck of the woods. Such a beautiful area of the US. Sounds like you had a good time and that is good!
I think it is important to never underestimate the energy and the value of a group of creative women on a mission. I am so glad you got to go be a part of that.


text:
October 2018, Sports
Two Falcons named to pre-season all-CIAA team
October 7, 2018 12:38 pm
RALEIGH, N.C. (Oct. 5) – Tyre Gathright (Sr./Wilmington, NC) and Kaaliya Williams (Jr./Richmond, VA) of Saint Augustine's University (SAU) were selected to the Preseason All-CIAA Men's and Women's Basketball Teams, respectively, on Friday. The Preseason All-CIAA teams and the predicted order of finish were announced online during CIAA Virtual Basketball Media Day, which took place in Charlotte, N.C.
Gathright was one of 12 student-athletes placed on the men's squad. Last season, the Falcons' 6-4 guard led the team in points per game (15.2) to earn All-CIAA honors in his first season at SAU. He scored 10 or more points 23 times including a season-high 31 points against Catawba College. One of the best perimeter scorers in the conference, Gathright shot 45.6 percent from the floor including 38.5 percent from three-point land as a junior.
Williams was one of 12 student-athletes to land on the women's team. She ranked first for the Lady Falcons and fifth in the CIAA in points per game (15.5) last season. The Lady Falcons' 5-10 forward had the best free throw percentage in the CIAA (91.5) and the fifth-highest nationally in Division II. An All-CIAA pick a season ago, Williams scored in double figures 22 of 26 games including 27 points against Winston-Salem State University.
In the predicted order of finish, the Falcons were picked sixth in the Southern Division and ninth overall. The Lady Falcons were picked seventh in the Southern Division and 13th overall.
Both the Falcons and Lady Falcons start their seasons in Raleigh, N.C., on Nov. 10. The Falcons take on East Stroudsburg University in the Shaw Challenge at Spaulding Gymnasium and the Lady Falcons host the University of Mount Olive at Emery Gymnasium. Both games begin at 2 p.m.
— Office of Sports Information


Today Jones, 42, still is serving his life sentence at the Jack T. Rutledge State Prison here in Columbus.
At age 20, Fields was gunned down March 20, 2013, inside the Foxy Lady Lounge, 3023 Victory Drive. His homicide remains unsolved.
Now Lowe, 42, whose criminal history dates back to 1993, is going to serve time after pleading guilty Monday to assaulting a police officer last year during a drug arrest.
So, each of the three men tried for killing James in 2011 now is either dead or in jail.
Police said James was a 30-year-old Army veteran who showed off a wad of cash at the Decatur Court apartments before Jones blasted him through the skull with a 12-gauge shotgun to get his money. Investigators later found a shotgun in Jones' apartment.
But defense attorneys for the other suspects hammered prosecutors for a lack of forensic evidence tying their clients to the crime.
For almost 16 months Fields was free, until a gunman walked into the Foxy Lady Lounge about 2 a.m. on a Wednesday and fired multiple shots, leaving Fields dead at the scene and wounding a second patron. Detectives found no evidence linking Fields' homicide to James' murder, but said the shooter definitely targeted Fields.
That left Lowe, who was able to go about his business until May 19, 2014, when police charged him with possessing cocaine, hydrocodone and clonidine, a misdemeanor amount of marijuana, and a firearm he couldn't have legally as a convicted felon.
He apparently was out on bond for that case when around 7:30 p.m. on March 18, 2016, police noticed a car backed up to a building at 3400 Terminal Court, just a few blocks from Decatur Court, in the same neighborhood off Illges Road.
As officers approached, they smelled marijuana and saw a gun. Lowe got out of the car and tried to run away.
As he fled, Lowe punched police Cpl. Nathan Norton in the face. Though officers Tased him, he continued to fight when Officer Jacob Cook wrestled him down, authorities said.
Lowe rolled atop Cook, got his hands around the officer's neck and nearly choked him unconscious before others intervened, said Assistant District Attorney Kimberly Schwartz.
During Lowe's arrest, police found cocaine, a set of digital scales and a stolen gun. They initially charged Lowe with multiple counts that included theft by receiving stolen property, having a drug-related object, and using a gun to commit a crime.
Those counts were dropped Monday as he pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer, felony obstruction of aa officer, possessing cocaine with the intent to distribute it, and being a convicted felon with a gun.
He was represented by Columbus attorney Susan Henderson.
Judge Maureen Gottfried sentenced him to 20 years in prison with five to serve, and the rest on probation.
It was the second time this year that Lowe has faced a judge. On Jan. 24, he pleaded to charges stemming from his 2014 arrest, and was sentenced to eight years with a year to serve.
On Feb. 26, 2001, he was convicted of aggravated assault, second-degree cruelty to children and second-degree criminal damage to property.
On March 31, 1998, he was convicted of criminal trespass, obstructing law enforcement and being a felon with a firearm.
On Nov. 22, 1996, he was convicted of possessing cocaine.
On July 16, 1993, he was convicted of selling a controlled substance, and of possessing a controlled substance with the intent to distribute it.


I'm working on a fundraising effort and was asked by a potential corporate sponsor about average costs of treatment. Being so new, I was wondering if you all could help with this, or direct me to an earlier thread about this or maybe there is info on another website??? I have looked on here, but have only found average costs on transplants specifically. Also, I'm not totally familar with all the average treatments either....so here's my list (I'm sure I'm missing quite a few) along with average costs (pre-insurance) if I know it...any help is appreciated! I'm ultimately trying to work on an "average per month cost - pre-insurance for CFers". If anyone else is interested in having this info, please let me know and I'll forward to you via e-mail once the list is compiled.
Oh forgot to mention they dont do the home iv antibotics or things that you need from a medical store...like oxygen and supplies, port needles...This is just a list of oral antibotics, diabetic medications and supplies, inhalations..well you will see when you see the list.
A child with a mild case of CF has an average yearly cost of $29,485, a moderate case costs $69,821, a severe case costs $121,720 and a severe case, with a lung transplant, costs $136,577.
Thank you...that link to the medications and pricing is perfect. Also, the expected annual costs per year based upon severity will be very helpful as well!
The sad thing is that since CF progresses it doesnt matter the severity it will eventually end up being really severe and costly...doesnt matter if it will take a year or 30 years...It will come down to the most severe....and for some reason those numbers look small to me. I dont know how severe my CF is....moderate I suppose.....but I know one year I already had health costs over a million. I havent totaled it up again for each year....I just know that one because I was applying for SSI, and was about to get kicked off my dads insurance...they pulled your to old and then you spent your cap when I had no cap. Ok sorry just rambling.
TOBI cost $3149.00 here in S.C. pulmazyme is $1500.
mamabettybear, just wanted to ask if you knew the extra food you spend on your son (above what the normal person his age,weight, height...eats) IS tax deductible as a MEDICAL EXPENSE. If you weren't aware and want more info, let me know, I'll try to refresh a post from a while back or post a new one.

Quote

Originally posted by: Anonymous
mamabettybear, just wanted to ask if you knew the extra food you spend on your son (above what the normal person his age,weight, height...eats) IS tax deductible as a MEDICAL EXPENSE. If you weren't aware and want more info, let me know, I'll try to refresh a post from a while back or post a new one.
I didn't know that. Please post!


text:
Holmes Chapel és un poble i una parròquia civil en l'àrea d'autoritat unitària de Cheshire Oriental, al comtat cerimonial de Cheshire, Anglaterra. Fins a 1974 la parròquia va ser coneguda com Church Hulme. Holmes Chapel es troba a uns 13 km a nord de Crewe i a 34 km a sud de Manchester.

La població del poble es va registrar en 5.605 segons el cens del 2011. No obstant això, ha crescut a causa de nombroses urbanitzacions importants. Segons l'Índex de privació, el poble ocupa el lloc número 18 del districte menys desfavorit del Regne Unit (de 8.414). L'estació de ferrocarril de la Capella Holmes ofereix serveis a Manchester i Crewe, cosa que fa que el poble sigui convenient per als viatgers. La reserva natural de Swettenham Meadows es troba a 4,0 km a l'est del poble i Goostrey al nord.

El poble té diverses cases públiques. Hi ha un supermercat important (Aldi), diversos supermercats més petits, un recinte i nombrosos punts de venda, incloent una botiga de peix i patates fregides, sense llicència, pizzeria, agent immobiliari, una farmàcia i una biblioteca i una fleca. La ciutat té una escola secundària, Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School, i dues escoles primàries: Holmes Chapel Primary School i Hermitage Primary School. Té un metge de capçalera a London Road.

Cotton Hall, on John Cotton residia el 1400, va romandre la seu familiar fins al  quan Daniel Cotton es va casar als estands de Twemlow; una branca cadet de la família es va crear baronets i després vescomtes Combermere. Cotton Hall data almenys del  amb algunes addicions als segles XVII, XIX i XX. Cotton Hall, una granja i finca, just al costat de Middlewich Road, avui figura al grau II * segons la Llei de planificació (edificis i àrees de conservació catalogades) de 1990, modificada, pel seu especial interès arquitectònic o històric.

Geografia
Holmes Chapel, situada dins de la plana de Cheshire, es troba en les rodalies del riu Dane, el qual serpenteja en el seu camí per tot l'extrem nord del llogaret. El poble es troba al districte d'autoritat unitària de Cheshire Oriental, i és administrat per la propera ciutat de Congleton.

Holmes Chapel té un acord d'agermanament amb la ciutat de bessancourt, a França, des de 1980.

Punts d'interès
L'Església de Sant Lluc (Sant Luke's Church) va ser construïda al voltant de 1430. Originalment enmaderada, les parets de maó que encaixonen la nau i el cor són addicions posteriors. Va ser designada com "Edifici de Tipus I" el 14 de febrer de 1967.

Persones notables
 Harry Styles, (nascut 1994), cantant, compositor i actor.

 Major Philip Glazebrook, DSO (1880–1918), home de negocis i polític conservador, diputat de Manchester South 1912/1918.
 Sir Henry Cotton, (1907–1987), jugador de golf professional de MBE, va guanyar el Campionat Obert el 1934, 1937 i 1948.
 Shirley Strong, (nascuda el 1958), antiga atleta, guanyar la medalla de plata als Jocs Olímpics d'estiu de 1984 en 100 metres obstacles.
 Andy Porter, (nascut el 1968), ex futbolista professional convertit en entrenador, va jugar 357 vegades al Port Vale FC.
 Seth Johnson, (nascut el 1979), ex futbolista professional, 275 aparicions professionals.
 Dean Ashton, (nascut el 1983), ex futbolista professional, va fer més de 240 aparicions.
 Ryan Brooke, (nascut el 1990), futbolista professional, juga al Curzon Ashton FC.
 Tom Lowery, (nascut el 1997), futbolista professional, juga al Crewe Alexandra FC.

Referències

Cheshire


I am honoured to be a Patron of Disability Africa.
I have known Ric for many years. Before he founded Disability Africa, he was Director of Challengers, another charity for disabled young people which our Company chose to support as the main beneficiary in its Centenary Year in 2004; we funded the purchase of a new centre for disabled young people in Farnham, Surrey. During that time I came to understand Ric's enthusiasm for promoting and practicing Inclusion to help disabled children and their families.
When he moved on to apply his experience in Africa, I was excited to extend our partnership from the UK to the African continent. I am particularly pleased to support Disability Africa because of their commitment to supporting families in the most difficult of circumstances and because their projects are 'templates' which can be easily replicated and spread to other African countries.
Chris Brewer was Chairman of Brewers, a chain of decorators' merchants with over 150 branches in the UK. His family trust has supported many causes, including the Institute of Child Health - funding a support network for programmes for disabled people throughout the countries of Africa.


text:
Gulielma "Guli" Hack ARCM (17 October 1867 – 2 August 1951) was a South Australian pianist, singer and teacher at the Elder Conservatorium, Adelaide.

Biography
Hack was born at Childers Street, North Adelaide, eldest daughter of Charles Hack (1842–1915) and Anne Brooks Hack, née Meyrick (1844–1929). She was a granddaughter of John Barton Hack.

Theirs was a musical family: her father was a tenor in several important choirs.

Student and teacher
Hack was in 1887 the winning candidate for the second Elder Overseas Scholarship to the Royal College of Music. She left by the SS Britannia on 14 January 1888.
Among her tutors was Gustave García.
She completed the three-year course successfully and was recognised by admission as ARCM, returning by the RMS Victoria in May 1891. She held a concert at the Town Hall on 17 June 1891 and in July joined the staff of I. G. Reimann and Cecil Sharp's Adelaide College of Music as the only woman singing teacher, and when in 1898 the college was merged into the Elder Conservatorium she was appointed to a similar position.
She formed a women's choir which became part of the musical and social fabric of the Conservatorium.
At least two of her students, Mary Trenna Corvan and Clara Kleinschmidt (famous as Clara Serena), were recipients of the same Elder Scholarship. Another, Gwladys Edwards, was a fee-paying student of the RCM.
Hack retired from the Conservatorium in October 1909, on the eve of her marriage, and was given several valuable mementoes by staff and past students. Her successor at the Conservatorium was Harry Winsloe Hall (died 29 April 1936)

The Misses Hack
Her sister Ethel May Hack (1869–1947) was a contralto and piano accompanist, and the pair frequently appeared as "The Misses Hack" in concerts at the Adelaide Town Hall and elsewhere.
As "The Misses Hack" Guli and Ethel lived at 58 South Terrace, Adelaide, teaching languages and music  at their own school on Miller Street, North Unley, initially to small children. 1900–1902, then 1903–1906 as "Wayville Private School" at Rose Terrace, Wayville.

She was for many years a valued member of Adelaide Lyceum Club, and died aged 84, a well-loved and highly esteemed figure in Adelaide's music and art circles.

Personal
On 5 March 1910 Hack married William Ashley Magarey (30 January 1868 – 18 October 1929), in 1901 one of her students at the Conservatorium. Magarey was well known as a football administrator, and remembered in the Magarey Medal. They had no children.

Ethel Hack married Bruce Malcolm on 9 January 1902.

References

1867 births
1951 deaths
Australian women educators
Australian music educators
Australian classical pianists
Australian accompanists
Australian contraltos
Associates of the Royal College of Music