This is a remarkable property. It consists of both sides of a twin, with three heating systems, one of which is shared between the two houses. The homes were built in 1898 by Horace W. Castor, a famous architect. The property also has a two car detached garage, facing Bleigh Ave. The properties have been designated as historic and are on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places. The property still has most of the original woodwork, that is in amazing condition!!! POSSIBLE SUBDIVISION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TWO SETS OF TWIN HOMES. There is a possibility of constructing new homes along the rear of the property, along Rising Sun Ave. It appears that two sets of twin homes would fit, under RSA3 zoning. Historic Commission review would be required.
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A few years back my aunt and uncle were excited to take me out to dinner. They chose a nice Mexican restaurant they thought would be the perfect place since it would be like the food from my past trips to Colombia. Of course the only similarity between Mexican and Colombian food is that the people cooking them both speak Spanish. I am glad my relatives took me to a Mexican restaurant because by and large, Colombian cuisine is unimpressive.
Colombian like to gloat about their most famous dish, the bandeja paisa, as if it were tasty and unique. But beans, rice, a slice of avocado, fried egg, a slab of fried meat, and fried pork are hardly special. Worst of all is the arepa even more tasteless than white rice. With buttle and cheese it can taste alright but as a staple of the typical Colombian meal..ugh.
Next up we have Buñuelos, a fritter. Colombians are especially proud of this snack except in reality its eaten in dozen of other countries. In Colombia they are made of small curd white cheese and formed into doughy balls then fried golden brown. When fresh out of the oil they are really good but otherwise you can forget them.
The oblea is a popular dessert made from 2 thin, crispy cookies. In Colombia they fill them with arrequipe (dulce de leche), shredded cheese, jam, and other treats. It's a nice dessert, I guess.
Where Colombia shines are its fruit juices. While most are made from packets of concentrated juice some stores make it fresh either with a water or milk base. Guanabana (soursop) in milk is especially tasty but almost none of these fruits are unique to Colombia.
Colombian pastries look outstanding. They are usually created very decoratively but taking that first bite is usually a big let down. Many middle to low end bakeries focus on the appearance rather than the taste so what you end up with is a plate full of whatever cake disappointed you that day.
Here is another version of the bandeja paisa. But even if you are just ordering the normal set lunch you can expect a basic soup, salad, arepa, fries, and slab of unseasoned fried meat.
Now imagine that in most Colombian cities the selection of food is pretty limited. It's not like America where on one corner is a Chinese, Indian, Japanese, and Italian restaurant. In Colombia it's a fast food restaurant, set meal restaurant, or pizza shop.


Most people dream of a comfortable retirement. But unfortunately, this is not a reality for millions of people. What happens to American citizens who reach old age, are unable to work a job that adequately covers their expenses, and do not have the funds necessary to sustain their existence?
Low-income Americans over age 60 have access to a fund called Old Age Pension (OAP). Eligible people can receive up to $699 per month in cash and medical benefits. Exact amounts vary by each applicant, and are impacted by several factors.
First of all, if an applicant is a veteran, then he or she may already receive some supplemental income via Veteran's Assistance. If an applicant is enrolled in SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) or other government benefits, then he or she does not need as much money from OAP. Many elderly Americans receive Social Security income, so that also deducts from the amount of OAP for which they are eligible. Also, if an applicant maintains a part-time job, then they do not need as much money from OAP.
In many states, individual applicants may not possess more than $2,000 in total resources. (This amount is $3,000 for couples.) "Total resources" refers to the net amount held in bank accounts, stocks and bonds, and assets.
If you are in need of OAP benefits, contact your state's Department of Human Services. You will receive an application form. Fill it out, return it, and expect an interview via phone or in person. The interview will determine your eligibility for benefits, and the amount of assistance that you can receive.
It is fortunate that low-income, elderly persons are not subject to starvation when they are down on their luck. Older Americans can relax, knowing that OAP will help them in their time of need.


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Seven Stories, The National Centre for Children's Books, has acquired the archive of the award-winning British author and illustrator Nick Sharratt.
In doing so, Nick has become the latest high profile-figure from the world of children's books to donate their archive to the Centre, joining the likes of Michael Morpurgo and South African author Beverley Naidoo.
With support from the Heritage Lottery Fund Collecting Cultures programme, Seven Stories is now home to much-loved material surrounding significant milestones in Nick's career, most notably the original illustrations for Jaqueline Wilson's novels, including the iconic artwork for The Story of Tracy Beaker and Hetty Feather.
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Tuesday night marks the cutoff for registering to vote in the 2016 presidential election.
More than 60 offices throughout New Jersey are keeping the lights on later than usual in order to handle any last-minute applicants.
By law, Commission of Registration offices must remain open until 9 p.m., but select clerk offices are extending hours as well.
As always, the deadline to register is 21 days prior to the General Election. Anyone who wishes to register by mail must have their material postmarked no later than the 18th.
An early October update from the state counts 5,691,466 registered voters in New Jersey, compared to 5,552,475 at the end of May.
Since Jan. 1, Mercer County has had more than 17,000 new voter registrations, according to Catherine DiCostanzo, superintendent of elections for the county. Four years ago, there were about 16,000 registrations over the same time period.
"A lot of them come from the mail, but a lot of them come from the Motor Vehicle Commission," DiCostanzo said.
Approximately 4,800 new registrations have been received over the past month in Union County, Board of Elections Administrator Dennis Kobitz said. As of late Thursday afternoon, more than 324,450 residents were signed up to vote.
"I think there's big interest in registering for this election," Kobitz said.
Since the New Jersey primaries in June, it's estimated that more than 9,000 Somerset County residents registered to vote, according to Board of Elections Administrator Jerry Midgette. That figure is considered "well above normal."
"The first step is getting them in here, getting them registered," Midgette said. "Then once that's done, then the next phase is hoping everyone will go out and exercise their civic duty and vote."


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 Gofas, S.; Afonso, J.P.; Brandào, M. (Ed.). (S.a.). Conchas e Moluscos de Angola = Coquillages et Mollusques d'Angola. [Shells and molluscs of Angola]. Universidade Agostinho / Elf Aquitaine Angola: Angola. 140 pp

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So I ordered a Trektop NX from 4WD almost exactly 2 years ago to the day. Since the day I got it, I noticed there was a lot of wind noise. Never having a Jeep before, I just assumed it was part of the gig. The noise was so loud that I literally have to shout at the passenger when driving at speeds above 60 mph and the radio has to be at nearly max to even hear it, so I drive a lot in silence... Anyway, recently took a long trip and didn't talk to my wife for pretty much the entire way, I decided to see if there was some way to fix the issue. I ended up realizing that the header was sitting too far back. At high speeds, it would slightly lift up, exposing the weather stripping channel above the windshield and causing some serious road noise. I stuffed some weather stripping down in the channel to fill the void and hopefully fix the problem. Though it helped some, the noise is still pretty loud. I decided to write Bestop to see if there was anything that they recommend to help. Marc wrote me back and asked for pics and a copy of my receipt. I sent a copy that I luckily still had in my email (I never delete anything......ever) that showed that it was purchased in late December 2015. Today I get an email informing me that they have sent me a new header and it should be here in 5 days. I never once asked for a replacement part. They stepped up and offered to remedy a problem with a top that was over two years old. Clearly they think highly of their product and are willing to stand behind any defects, even if those defects aren't known for years. Just thought I would share my super easy experience with them.
That's great! That's how a great company takes care of people. Check out the new soft top on the JL. They really know what they are doing.
I'm sure lots of people have excellent interactions with Bestop like the OP here. OTOH I was seriously ticked about being charged nearly the entire cost of a header just to get replacement knobs & plates, what should have been $8 worth of hardware. So you win some, you lose some I guess. IME a company who really cared about customer satisfaction would have just sent the replacement knobs & plates for free. Pretty cheap to buy a happy customer who might buy an entire replacement top from you one day, but penny wise and pound foolish to tick someone off over a couple of bucks worth of hardware.
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Maureen Dowd, The New York Times: Visceral Has Its Value This has been a big week for Sarah Palin coverage, but Dowd tosses in a new twist today. The liberal columnist breaks ranks with her Palin-trashing compatriots to say that President Obama "could learn a thing or three" from the Alaskan "queen of the scenic strip mall." Obama, she says, "may be undervaluing the connective bonds of simpler truths"--right now he's "not connecting on the gut level that could help him succeed."
Anthony Faiola, The Washington Post: In Germany, the High Price of Going Green The Washington Post opinions page is a festival of climate change columns this Sunday. Faiola, the Post's London bureau chief, provides a valuable service by taking an in-depth look at how Germany has gone about "greening" its economy. "Europe's most populous nation," writes Faiola, "represents a test case for what happens when a major economy sets down a greener path." He explores the trade-offs of the move, such as job creation at the expense of increased energy prices.
Peggy Noonan, The Wall Street Journal: Still Here After a Rough Year Noonan delivers a Thanksgiving reflection on the last year, and reasons for gratitude. After providing a sample of her friends' feelings, she discusses her own reasons for thanks. "Too many friends," she writes, "have left during the past few years, and it reminds us of what death is always trying to remind us: It's good to be alive." But Noonan also offers some more unusual wisdom: we are now, she argues, "in the middle of a second golden age of television," and TV shows are delivering not just entertainment but also discussion topics. "We rightly," writes Noonan, "discuss the fact that media is fractured, niched and broken up, that we no longer watch the same shows or have the same conversation." But TV shows and the Internet discussions that follow a choice episode are the exception--"another cause, however small, for gratitude."
Bill McKibben, The Washington Post: Obama Needs to Feel the Heat Bill McKibben, reflective writer turned climate change activist, offers a dramatic tale "of two presidents," comparing Barack Obama to Mohamed Nasheed, president of the Maldives. The two "have dominated summit meetings in the past few days," the American president through his position and star power, the Maldivian president for his theatrics: Nasheed recently held a cabinet meeting underwater "on an endangered coral reef." For Nasheed, "geography almost requires him to be outspoken" on the subject of global warming. McKibben's conclusion is that Obama has "taken admirable steps," but wants him to be more like his Maldivian counterpart.
Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek: The Prize is India Zakaria, superstar of foreign policy commentary, hopes that in the rest of the fuss and mess of South Asian policy, India is not forgotten. "South Asia is a tar pit," he writes, "filled with failed and dysfunctional states, save for one long-established democracy of 1.2 billion people that is the second-fastest-growing major economy in the world, a check on China's rising ambitions, and a natural ally of the United States." Obama would do well to remember this, Zakaria argues: In South Asia, "the prize is the relationship with India. The booby prize is governing Afghanistan."


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Q: A nilpotent group has a normal abelian non-central subgroup I am working on a proof which involves nilpotent groups. In a proof that I have read about it, it says that, if we have a non-abelian nilpotent group $G$, then there is a normal abelian non-central subgroup $A \trianglelefteq G$. However, I do not immediatly see why this is true?
I have tried the following:
Suppose $G$ has the central series $$G = G_0 \trianglerighteq G_1 \trianglerighteq ... \trianglerighteq G_n = 1 $$ such that $G_i/G_{i+1} \subset Z(G/G_{i+1})$. Now my guess was that the group $A$ that we are looking for is $G_{n-1}$, because we then get that $G_{n-1} \subset Z(G)$. However I do not see why $A \neq Z(G)$?

A: Assuming that $G$ is nonabelian,  let $g \in Z_2(G) \setminus Z(G)$, and put $A=\langle Z(G),g \rangle$.

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Share Customer Data Anonymously to Combat Fraud
August 11, 2020 • Armando Roggio
Ecommerce fraud prevention depends on good data. That data can come from payment card providers, credit bureaus, address listings, and, more recently, other merchants.
A few years ago, a shoplifter stole products at a D&B Supply store in Caldwell, Idaho. Then a couple of days later, he robbed the chain's store in Meridian, Idaho, some 20 miles away. The retailer's vice president of operations notified several of the other large retailers in the area, sharing surveillance images of the thief and details of each crime.
The local Fred Meyer grocery store was hit next. It shared what it learned, and before long, a network of retailers was able to provide police with a complete picture of the crook, including the make of this car and a license plate number. An arrest followed.
In this example, a few stores shared information about a criminal and, by so doing, helped to protect their local community. What if ecommerce merchants could also share customer actions and, thereby, reduce the risk of ecommerce fraud?
Trusted Transactions
"One of the things I have realized working in this domain for so many years … is the advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence and machine learning and, also, the reliance on having good data sources," said Uri Arad, vice president of product and research and co-founder of Identiq, which provides a peer-to-peer trust network for retailers and other consumer-facing businesses.
That so much of modern ecommerce fraud prevention is dependent on data and patterns of data "is especially important when you have to manage risk against an unknown," Arad said. "An unknown may be a user that you haven't seen before, a credit card that you haven't seen before, or a significant change in behavior. So all of those things introduce new patterns and new data."
"Combined with the increasing sophistication on the side of the bad guys … telling good from bad is becoming a harder problem to solve," Arad continued.
For card-not-present transactions, telling a good customer from a bad one is becoming more difficult. Photo: Bermix Studio.
Solving this problem is important because trusted transactions are a linchpin of ecommerce retailing.
The customer has to trust that the merchant has accurately described and presented the product and that the company will ship that product as promised.
The merchant has to trust that the customer is a genuine buyer presenting his own payment card information and not planning fraud.
Many merchants use fraud prevention tools to sort out safe and trustworthy transactions from questionable ones.
Introducing Friction
When a mid-sized or enterprise ecommerce business encounters a new customer, a customer whose information has changed, or a shopper exhibiting new behaviors, that merchant will often introduce friction into the transaction.
This friction may take one or many forms. Some of these steps will be invisible to customers. Others will impact the shopping experience or even kill the transaction.
For example, many automated fraud-prevention tools will respond to the sorts of unknowns Arad described in one of three ways.
Decline the transaction.
Hold the transaction.
Flag the transaction.
In the two latter cases — hold or flag — someone at the merchant will take manual action, such as reviewing the order or calling the customer to verify.
But the first case — declining the transaction — may be the most damaging when it is wrong, as the merchant would be turning away a real, trustworthy customer. It's called a "false positive."
"False positives are a result of the inability to properly quantify the level of fraud risk in a transaction. The true results of false positives can be tough to measure, but lost sales are a direct impact," wrote the authors of an ebook, "The Silent Sales Killer: False Positives," from Kount, a leading fraud-prevention provider.
"Too often, false positives go unnoticed as online businesses perceive them as successfully thwarted fraud instead of foregone sales. Yet false positives harm online businesses financially in four fundamental ways," the ebook continued.
"Immediate revenue loss. Every order wrongly turned down is revenue not realized."
"Lost customer lifetime value. Lifetime customer value is the total profit anticipated from all future purchases by a customer. Legitimate customers who are wrongly rejected will often stop buying from that merchant permanently."
"Wasted acquisition spend." All of your company's marketing and advertising is wasted on a false positive.
"Degraded brand image. In today's connected world of social media and viral posts, one shopper's experience with a false positive can suddenly reach thousands of customers and potential customers. While difficult to quantify, the impact of negative publicity is nonetheless real."
Various Approaches
Fraud prevention businesses take different approaches to address actual card-not-present fraud and avoid revenue-damaging false positives.
Many use artificial intelligence, which is software with algorithms and pattern recognition to accomplish a task that would usually require humans. But Identiq is noteworthy for its peer-to-peer approach.
When an Identiq member, a company with millions of customers, encounters a new buyer, it can ask other members on the network about their experience with the shopper, if any. This is done anonymously so that each individual's privacy is protected in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation in the European Union and the California Consumer Privacy Act.
The idea is that while a new customer may be unknown to a specific merchant, another retailer or a popular paid app has likely experienced that same shopper.
Just about every fraud prevention software provider and financial institution is trying to improve ecommerce fraud detection while avoiding false positives. As Arad said, in the end, it depends on the data. Thus sharing customer experiences could help all participating merchants.
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Who was Allan Pettersson?
September 20, 2015 ~ f. d. leone
He answered the question himself with his music, in particular in the Barefoot Songs, and also in interviews: "A voice crying in the wilderness that is nearly drowned by the noise of time", was how he described himself. (Allan Pettersson Society in Sweden)
This is a belated acknowledgement of Petterrson's birthday, who was born on 19 September 1911.
He grew up and lived virtually all his life in Södermalm in the south of Stockholm. With mixed feelings he witnessed at close quarters how his childhood haunts were transformed from a poor working-class district to a picturesque residential area for a large proportion of the city's cultural and artistic elite.Petterson's gift for music was first discovered at school. He played in various cafés and cinemas from an early age, but it was not until he was about fifteen years old that he began to have regular lessons in violin-playing and music theory. (Laila Barkefors, Gerhman's Musikfoerlag)
Allan Pettersson was a remarkable man, who overcame extreme personal hardship to create highly distinctive and deeply affecting music. His expressive range is broad, from lyric simplicity and haunting beauty to dense, contrapuntal climaxes of absolutely terrifying ferocity. His music is often complex, but its expressive content is always direct. It may not be for everyone; but once you have been touched by Pettersson's music, you will never forget it. It may even keep you up at night…. (Paul Cauthen's Pettersson site)
The Petterssons lived in a one-room (and kitchen) apartment that was below street level, rat and insect infested, and which had bars on the windows. Pettersson's father, Karl Viktor Pettersson, was a blacksmith, and a violent alcoholic who beat his wife in front of the children. Pettersson's mother, Ida Paulina, was a woman of simple faith who sang Salvationist hymns to the children and earned some extra money for the family working as a dressmaker. When he was twelve, Pettersson saved enough money (earned by selling postcards and Christmas cards) to buy a violin. This was perceived by the father as an act of defiance, and Pettersson was beaten and told in no uncertain terms that selfish acts such as that would alienate him from his working class family. When he reached the age of 14, and after finishing his elementary schooling, Pettersson devoted himself to full-time practice on the violin. He was largely self-taught on the instrument, much to the distress of the neighbors and disgust of his father. However, he developed sufficient skill on the instrument to enter the Stockholm Royal Conservatory of Music at age 19 (in 1930), and he studied violin, viola, harmony, and counterpoint there for the next nine years. He also began composing: he wrote his Two Élégies for Violin and Piano (1934), Six Songs (1935), the Fantasy for Viola Solo (1936), Four Improvisations for Violin, Viola, and Cello (1936), and the Andante expressivo for Violin and Piano (1938) during this period. (The cpo CD 999169-2 has most of Pettersson's chamber music, but I find the majority of it to be academic in nature and not representative of his later music.) His working class origins isolated him from the wealthier students, but his studies cut him off from his family and neighborhood. He was committed to advanced contemporary chamber music, and performed in the first Swedish performance of Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire" in 1937. In 1939, he won the Jenny Lind prize, and continued his viola studies in Paris with Maurice Vieux. He became a concert violist with what is today the Stockholm Philharmonic from 1939 until 1950, when he went on what became permanent leave. (Classical.net)
"The music forming my work is my own life, its blessings, its curses: in order to rediscover the song once sung by the soul." – Allan Pettersson
In 1951 Pettersson began work on the Sisyphean task of writing his first symphony – which he in fact never completed. The same year he also wrote Seven Sonatas for Two Violins, which is an impressive addition to the repertoire for violin duo. Pettersson returned to Paris for the year 1951-52, this time to study composition. After a period of not particularly successful studies with Honegger, Milhaud and Messiaen, he sought out the composer, conductor and twelve-tone theoretician René Leibowitz (1913-1972). Although Pettersson never came to use an orthodox twelve-tone technique in his composing, it is obvious that the way of thinking which he assimilated during his at times daily lessons with Leibowitz had a significant influence on his compositional technique. (Laila Barkefors, Gerhman's Musikfoerlag)
Pettersson wrote 17 symphonies, all are available from BIS Records.
Symphony #7 (1966-67)
"When will the angel come who restores the song to the soul, so simply and clearly, that a child will cease it's weeping?"
– Allan Pettersson
Certainly the most well-known and most frequently performed of all of his symphonies, Pettersson's Seventh was dedicated to Antál Doráti, whose recording of it brought the world's attention to the reclusive composer. If the Sixth is a dark and desperate cry ending in resignation, the Seventh is the "song sung by the soul" that Pettersson sought so yearningly to reveal. (Mark Shanks, 1996, Overview to the Symphonies)
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Today we're looking at an enclosure from VIVO, a new company on the scene who has created their new Titan mid-tower enclosure to enter the enthusiast case market. We'll see how it stacks up in an already crowded market.
A search on Amazon for enclosures will turn up the usual suspects, from Antec to Thermaltake (with BitFenix, Corsair, In Win, NZXT, Lian Li, Phanteks, SilverStone, and others in between). And right there in those search results is VIVO. Their Athena mid-tower is a nice-looking budget enclosure that sells for only $54.99, and with the Titan VIVO offering a more understated design, and some modern conveniences.
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Son of former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove, is quizzed by the Serious Fraud Office
By City & Finance Reporter for the Daily Mail
Spy boss: Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove's son has been quizzed by the SFO
The son of Britain's former top spy has been quizzed by investigators probing the Libor scandal.
Barclays worker Mark Dearlove, whose father Sir Richard was head of MI6 until 2004, has been interviewed by the Serious Fraud Office about the interest rate-fixing scam.
Dearlove, head of the bank's Japanese unit, was questioned alongside its former head of group balance sheet Miles Storey and ex-group treasurer Jon Stone.
They have not been arrested or charged, the Financial Times reported.
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We've compiled this week's must-read books for every literary fiction reader. We promise, these stories will have you hooked until the very last page! Happy reading.
The Placeholder
by Lynda Wolters
"My desire to be someone's chosen consumes me. Every. Single. Time. It doesn't matter who I am with, that person becomes my world, and that becomes the new me." Serenade is looking for love when she falls for her friend with benefits, Zac. When things spiral, Sera learns life's hardest lesson: The one who loves you has been with you all along.
The New Days
by Jennifer Carmody
Annabelle first noticed Liam while he was browsing her bookstore. When she sees him sitting alone at Shea's bar she decides to make her move. Austin watched as Annabelle made her way to Liam, his heart falling further into his stomach with her every step. Cole and Zoey don't know what comes next but they know the group will never be the same.
Really Good, Actually
A hilarious and painfully relatable debut novel about one woman's messy search for joy and meaning in the wake of an unexpected breakup, from comedian, essayist, and award-winning screenwriter Monica Heisey
by Laura Zigman
From bestselling author Laura Zigman comes a heartfelt novel about two offbeat and newly divorced sisters who move in together as adults—and finally reckon with their childhood.
by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
Set during the partition of British India in 1947, a time when neighbor was pitted against neighbor and families were torn apart, award-winning author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's novel brings to life the sweeping story of three sisters caught up in events beyond their control, their unbreakable bond, and their incredible struggle against powerful odds.
The Lottery and Other Stories
by Shirley Jackson
The Lottery, one of the most terrifying stories written in this century, created a sensation when it was first published in The New Yorker. "Power and haunting," and "nights of unrest" were typical reader responses. This collection, the only one to appear during Shirley Jackson's lifetime, unites "The Lottery:" with twenty-four equally unusual stories. Together they demonstrate Jackson's remarkable range–from the hilarious to the truly horrible–and power as a storyteller.


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> Acording to the New Yorker, Chelsea Guitars has a Tele prototype s/n 0009.
> this grail. No price was mentioned, and I wouldn't want to know anyway.
bridges were pulled out and mounted on the guitars.
So it's probably really #1.
Actually, 0009 seems pretty early for a custom color.
Hey, remember it's used. I'd halt at $125, tops.
ok, but only with a new set of strings and a strap.
> > others before it.
> bridges were pulled out and mounted on the guitars.
> So it's probably really #1.
> Actually, 0009 seems pretty early for a custom color.
I know that. I was kidding.
Even if it WAS the ninth one it would be worth a fortune.
> ok, but only with a new set of strings and a strap.
>ok, but only with a new set of strings and a strap.
Maybe if they're vintage DiMarzios.


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The St. Francis Xavier X-Men and X-Women are the men's and women's athletic teams that represent St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada. Their primary home turf is Oland Stadium located at the University's campus.

History
In 1966, the X-Men Football team won the College Bowl (now the Vanier Cup) as top university football team in Canada. The X-Men Basketball program has won 3 CIS Championships (1993, 2000, and 2001) and in 2004, the X-Men Hockey team won their first CIS Championship. In 2011, the X-Women Hockey team placed 2nd at the CIS Championships in Ottawa and in 2016, the X-Men hockey team were runners-up in the CIS Championships in Halifax.

In 2006, the X-Women Rugby team became the first female StFX varsity team to win a CIS Championship, as 10-time defending AUS Rugby Champions. In 2008, the team placed 2nd at the CIS Championships in Lethbridge, Alberta after capturing their 12th consecutive AUS Championship. The team has a total of five National Championships, having won a fifth title in 2016 in Victoria, BC. and 17 consecutive conference championships from 1997-2014.

Between 2006 and 2016 the X-Men Cross Country team won 9 AUS Championships, including 6 consecutively and 2 CIS medals. In 2017 it was announced that alumnus, CIS Champion, and Olympian Eric Gillis would become head coach.

Varsity teams
The X-Men & X-Women compete in:
 Basketball (m/w)
 Cross Country Running (m/w)
 Football (m)
 Ice Hockey (m/w)
 Rugby (w)
 Soccer (m/w)
 Track & Field (m/w)

X-Men football

The X-Men football program has been in operation since 1954. They were the first Atlantic conference team to win a Vanier Cup national championship in 1966 and have also finished as runner-ups in the 1996 game. The team has won 13 Jewett Trophy conference championships.

X-Women ice hockey

The X-Women ice hockey team has participated in the Atlantic University Sport conference since the sport was established in the CIAU in 1997. The program has won 11 AUS conference championships with the most recent coming in 2020. Nationally, the program's best finish was in 2011 when they finished as national runners-up.

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External links

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Antigonish, Nova Scotia
St. Francis Xavier X-Men


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Salary Report for Psychology Teachers in Madison
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Rankings for Madison
Compared to Wisconsin
FAQ for Madison Psychology Teachers
The number of Psychology Teachers currently employed in Madison is 230.
Psychology Teachers in Madison earn an average of $92,970 per year or $44.70 per hour.
The percentage of Wisconsin Psychology Teachers who work in Madison is less than 1%.
The percentage of U.S. Psychology Teachers who work in Madison is 1%.
Ranks #1 in Wisconsin for salary and #1 when adjusted for cost-of-living.
Ranks #1 in Wisconsin for the number of psychologists employed.
Ranks #31 in the nation for the number of psychologists employed.
Madison Psychology Teachers earn an average of $92,970 or $44.70 per hour which is 14% more than the Wisconsin average salary of $81,270.
Hourly Wage $44.70 $39.07 14.40%
Annual Salary $92,970 $81,270 14.40%
Madison Psychology Teachers earn an average of $92,970 or $44.70 per hour which is 5% more than the U.S. average salary of $88,390.
When adjusted for cost-of-living, Psychology Teachers in Madison earns an average annual salary of $95,835 which compares to the Wisconsin average annual salary of $81,270. per year.
Cost-of-living in Madison is 3% less than the Wisconsin average, which means Madison residents have an overall less cost for food, housing, utilities and transportation compared to Wisconsin average.
Wisconsin average salary is $81,270.
Wisconsin cost-of-living adjusted salary is $87,209.
Madison average salary is $92,970.
Madison cost-of-living adjusted salary is $95,835.
Madison $92,970 97.01% $95,835
Wisconsin $81,270 93.19% $87,209
In Madison, 50% of Psychology Teachers earn between $50,600 and $104,270 a year, depending on factors such as level of education, experience, location and place of employment.
25% 10 – 14 years 58 $81,980 – $104,270
10% 20+ years 23 Above $169,410
Psychology Teachers tend to earn more than Social Workers ($50,760), Substance Abuse Counselors ($53,270), Health Care Social Workers ($63,780), School Psychologists ($73,960), Forensic Psychologists ($78,600), and Clinical and Counseling Psychologists ($88,030).
Forensic Psychologists $78,600
How Many Psychology Teachers Work in Madison?
How Much Do Psychology Teachers Earn in Madison?
Psychology Teachers earn an average of $92,970 per year or $44.70 per hour in Madison.
How Much do Psychology Teachers Earn when Adjusted for Cost-of-Living in Madison?
When adjusted for Cost of Living in Madison Psychology Teachers earn an average of $95,835 per year or $46 per hour.
Which Psychologists Are Paid the Highest Annaul Salary in Madison?
The types of psychologists that are paid the highest annual salary in Madison are Psychology Teachers($92,970), Clinical and Counseling Psychologists($88,030), Forensic Psychologists($78,600).
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The Nursing program is approved by the Maine State Board of Nursing Augusta, Maine. The baccalaureate degree program in nursing and master's degree program in nursing at Saint Joseph's College is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, 655 K Street, NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202-887-6791.
The Long-Term Care Administration program is accredited by the National Association of Boards of Examiners of Long-Term Care Administrators.
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Les élections législatives françaises de 2017 se déroulent les  et . Dans le département de la Guyane, deux députés sont à élire dans le cadre de deux circonscriptions.

Élus

Rappel des résultats départementaux des élections de 2012

Résultats

Résultats à l'échelle du département

Résultats par circonscription

Première circonscription
Député sortant : Gabriel Serville (PSG).

Deuxième circonscription
Député sortant : Chantal Berthelot (AGEG).

Notes et références

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 Élections législatives françaises de 2017

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The reality is, emetophobia continues to traumatize millions of people now and throughout history. This condition, as with any phobia, is psychological therefore often the best way to deal with emetophobia is either by talking about it with a friend, speaking to a counselor or psychologist, or even a hypnotherapist to see if you can conquer this fear through hypnosis.
While it does take courage to talk about your emetophobia, it's best to start learning how to deal with it quickly rather than let the phobia cause any undue stress, lowered self-esteem, etc.
You may also find that if you put yourself in a situation (or situations) where you are more likely to vomit, this could be riding on carnival rides, driving on a winding road in the backseat of a car, etc. and see if you can allow yourself to vomit. Try and figure out what is the cause of your emetophobia and if you can come to a resolution yourself to conquer your fear. Again, if you simply cannot stop your fear of vomiting by yourself or with the help of a friend, contact an expert in your area to see if they can be the solution to finally getting over emetophobia for good!


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Ireland's Abortion Vote Topples 150 Years of Restriction
With Ireland's recent referendum on abortion poised to topple 150 years of restriction on nearly all abortions, eyes are now on Northern Ireland, where terminating a pregnancy isn't permitted, even though the region is part of the United Kingdom and women can travel to get publicly funded procedures.
In the United States, a patchwork of evolving state abortion regulations has healthcare providers' heads spinning as they navigate the fast pace of change.
Several sessions at the recent American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists 2018 Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas, focused on ways obstetrician–gynecologists can keep up with changes to abortion laws and help their patients navigate them.
We as obstetrician–gynecologists can make a tremendous difference in our patients' lives even if we ourselves don't provide abortion services.
"Onerous regulations happening throughout the US are only increasing and prohibiting women's access to abortion, or at least presenting incredible obstacles," said Maureen Paul, MD, from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. "We, as obstetrician–gynecologists, can make a tremendous difference in our patients' lives even if we ourselves don't provide abortion services," she told Medscape Medical News.
But the presence of the American Association of ProLife OB/GYNS (AAPLOG) booth in the conference exhibition hall was a reminder that even within the medical community, opinions on abortion diverge widely.
The stated purpose of the prolife organization — which has approximately 2500 members who are board-certified obstetrician–gynecologists — is "to reaffirm the unique value and dignity of individual human life in all stages of growth and development from fertilization onward."
"Studies have shown that 85% of practicing obstetrician–gynecologists do not perform elective abortion in their practices," said Donna Harrison, MD, executive director of the AAPLOG.
"There is no medical need to perform an elective abortion to save the life of a woman," Harrison explained. "And the body of laws surrounding abortion provision has arisen to protect women from the abusive practices of abortion providers who do not provide standard informed consent, do not have adequate abortion facilities, and do not provide standard coverage for complications."
Given the shifting landscape of abortion laws, it is more important than ever that healthcare providers know the laws in their own and surrounding regions and are aware of the resources available that can help them advise and refer patients, said Paul.
Resources available to obstetrician–gynecologists are keeping up with these laws, said Talcott Camp, JD, a lawyer with the Reproductive Freedom Project at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). These include the legal counsel at medical centers, the Guttmacher Institute, ACLU state offices, and national legal organizations such as the Center for Reproductive Rights.
"It's not as simple as saying, 'I'm going to refer this patient to this provider'," Paul told Medscape Medical News. "You really have to be aware of the restrictions in your state and in surrounding areas."
For women seeking an abortion, there can be difficulties related to finding a provider and a supportive hospital system, making arrangements for the procedure, and the often confusing presence of crisis pregnancy centers, which can be "quite a traumatic experience" for some patients, Paul pointed out.
"People in the Midwest have to travel the farthest, but people in the South have to travel far, too," she explained.
Physicians must consider the specific situation of each patient. In addition to resources to help with referrals, funding assistance is also available. "By asking the right questions, you can be sure you're sending a woman to the right place," Paul said.
Paul and Camp have disclosed no relevant financial relationships.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) 2018 Annual Meeting. Presented April 28, 2018.
Follow Medscape OBGYN on Twitter @MedscapeObGyn and Tara Haelle @TaraHaelle
Cite this: Ireland's Abortion Vote Topples 150 Years of Restriction - Medscape - May 29, 2018.
Disclosure: Tara Haelle has disclosed no relevant financial relationships.
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Barbados is getting rid of the Queen. For some reason, the prime minister, Freundel Stuart, feels that the country's head of state should not be a foreign white woman who has the job because of a history of conquest, who is also head of state for 15 other countries, including most of their near neighbors, and who last visited Barbados in 1989. Stuart promises to present a bill to remove her in time for next year's 50th anniversary of Barbadian independence. If he does so, it is expected to pass.
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Among these, Jamaica could well be first to go republican, and should have beaten Barbados to it. The prime minster, Portia Simpson-Miller, vowed to do so before Jamaica's own 50th anniversary of independence in 2012. The fact that she still hasn't may be a sign that this kind of constitutional change is often more popular than practical.
Barbados is getting rid of the Queen. For some reason, the prime minister, Freundel Stuart, feels that the country's head of state should not be a foreign white woman who has the job because of a history of conquest, who is also head of state for 15 other countries, including most of their near neighbours, and who last visited Barbados in 1989. Stuart promises to present a bill to remove her in time for next year's 50th anniversary of Barbadian independence. If he does so, it is expected to pass.
In Canada, a poll in 2014 showed that, if there were to be a change in the constitution, the majority would prefer "a Canadian-born person chosen by Canadians" as head of state, although no such change looks imminent. Australia nearly embraced republicanism in a referendum in 1999, but 54.9% of those who voted chose otherwise. The difficulty in agreeing what should replace the Queen was part of the problem, and since then the question has faded from view a little. Last February, just 39% of those Australians polled wanted a republic. In Tuvalu, voters have twice chosen to keep the Queen, in 1986 and 2008.
Perhaps a smart outside bet might be New Zealand. Sentiment there is broadly in favour of keeping the Queen, but her supporters tend to be older. Nor has there been a referendum recently. Instead, there will be a binding vote next year on whether to drop the union jack from the country's flag. If this stirs up some republican feeling, and if King Charles III makes a poor first impression, and if the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stop having cute children … well, you never know.
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EMusic earnings beat the Street
Net-based record label and music seller EMusic reports second-quarter earnings, slightly beating analysts' expectations.
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Net-based record label and music seller EMusic reported second-quarter earnings today, slightly beating analysts' expectations.
The Redwood City, Calif.-based company reported a pro forma loss of $8.2 million, or 27 cents per share, for the quarter. That compares with a net loss of $7.2 million, or 56 cents per share, for the first quarter. The pro forma loss excludes noncash charges relating to an acquisition of Cductive.
Analysts had expected EMusic to lose 30 cents per share for the quarter, according to First Call. The company, which reported its results after the market's close at 1 p.m. PST, was up 25 cents, or about 2.5 percent over the previous day, to $10.25.
EMusic, which offers more than 70,000 digital music tracks by predominantly independent artists, reported revenues of $423,000 this quarter, up from $180,000 in the previous quarter.
In the past six months, EMusic has struck deals with companies such as America Online to offer access to its songs. The site, which purchased the label Cductive late last month, also snatched up the music and information site Tunes.com--along with the company's rights to the RollingStone.com brand. That deal is expected to close in the third quarter.
Fueled by the availability of free music tracks in the MP3 audio format, companies stampeded the Net in 1999 to offer sites filled with songs from independent labels, directories that categorize all the free tracks on the Net, and Web sites featuring jukebox players that store and play songs. Digital music may give consumers more portability than CDs, allowing them to collect singles or albums to play via any computer, device or stereo.
As the popularity of digital music grew last year, so did EMusic's customer base. But EMusic still faces tough competition from brands such as Rioport.com and MP3.com and from major record labels that are starting to offer digital music.
EMusic's sales of downloadable music increased to $206,000 in the second fiscal quarter, a 390 percent increase compared to $42,000 sold in the preceding quarter.
"Consumers are willing to buy music online in a downloadable format," said EMusic's chief executive Gene Hoffman. "We'll continue acquiring great content, and we still expect significant increase in sales of downloadable music."
Discuss: EMusic earnings beat the Street


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And yet. Diesel gensets are still noisy, smoky, expensive to maintain, needing services every 300 hours and haven't really enjoyed much innovation unlike the automotive industry.
So why are they popular? Well, they're reliable, relatively low cost and still a preferred option for many applications compared to renewable sources of energy available. Fuel cells (hydrogen/ammonia) for certain markets don't work due to availability of fuel supply and (multiple suppliers to keep prices competitive). Solar panels need real estate, regular cleaning and open to vandalism and theft. So are batteries.
High maintenance costs – servicing a diesel genset every 300 hours is costly and exposes the site in which the genset sits to human error, theft and security risk. Using a microturbine that runs on airbearings, using no oil or liquid coolant shifts the service interval from 300 hours on average upto 8,000 hours. Problem solved.
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Secure by design – in order to be different, you have to be the same. Our MTG packaging has a hardened, tamper-proof enclosure, single service door access, and padlock hood. Inside there are no reusable parts that other conventional diesel gensets can recycle either.
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