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HH/H Savings Bonds
Unlike EE bonds, HH bonds are current-income securities. You paid face value, and receive interest payments by direct deposit to your checking or savings account every 6 months until maturity or redemption.
Use HH bonds to:
- Supplement retirement income
- Learn more in HH/H Savings Bonds in Depth
- For service, you may call 844-284-2676 (toll free) and speak with a customer service representative. Representatives are available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, except holidays. (We discontinued Internet Services for HH/H Savings Bonds.)
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Rates & Terms
- HH bonds were available only in exchange for Series EE/E bonds or upon reinvestment of matured Series H bonds.
- You paid face amount; i.e., a $500 HH bond sold for $500.
- HH/H bonds pay a fixed interest rate set on the day the bond was purchased.
- The interest rate changes to the current HH Bond rate on the tenth anniversary of the issue date.
Redemption Information
- Minimum term of ownership: 6 months
- Interest-earning period: 20 years
Tax Considerations
- Interest earnings are exempt from State and local income taxes but are subject to Federal, State, and local estate, inheritance, gift, and other excise taxes.
- Interest earnings are subject to Federal income tax.
HH/H Bond-related FAQs
- When is interest earned on my HH/H bonds?
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The election cycle of 2008 has been characterized by longshot candidates and miraculous comebacks. Mike Huckabee won the Iowa caucus with virtually no money and a small operation Barack Obama has turned the dominant narrative of the Democratic race from "Hillary the inevitable" to "Hillary the vulnerable." And of course, one has to mention Ron Paul, the Texas congressman with libertarian leanings who raised over $6 million.
The most surprising development of all, however, has been the resurrection of John McCain's presidential campaign. After finding himself at odds with the party base over immigration, weathering a shake-up in staff, and spending a summer without any campaign funds, McCain's withdrawal from the race seemed all but inevitable. Against all odds, McCain rallied his campaign and renewed his coffers through nonstop retail politicking throughout the early primary states. This tactic earned him a win in New Hampshire and a flood of free media coverage.
As McCain stands ready for the South Carolina primary (commanding a healthy 9-point lead in national polls), Republicans and conservatives alike must ask the question: What does McCain offer as a presidential candidate?
While Mitt Romney emphasizes his business credentials, Rudy his law-and-order approach to governance, and Huckabee his concern for the average voter, McCain has three major selling points: his character and personal integrity, his experience in matters of foreign policy, and his leadership on the issue of fiscal discipline.
Certainly, at first glance, these points make for a very persuasive case. Unfortunately for Senator McCain, closer examination raises serious questions about the nature of a McCain presidency.
The character issue is certainly a smart move for McCain's campaign; it showcases one of his most impressive attributes. McCain is well-known for the courage and fidelity he displayed as a POW in the Hanoi Hilton, and he has an equally well-deserved reputation for integrity as a Senator.
Unfortunately, McCain also has the tendency to make every political issue into one of personal integrity. This is the reason that he stubbornly persisted in pushing for an amnesty bill; to abandon it would amount to a betrayal of his personal political code. However, an elected representative of the American people is responsible not only to his own moral compass, but also to those who elected him. Would President John McCain do an about-face and suddenly treat the concerns of the voters with the concern he did not grant them during his time as senator?
McCain's national security and foreign policy bona fides are indeed impressive; his expertise puts Hillary Clinton's purported experience in a very insignificant light. Additionally, McCain has been a veritable Rock of Gibralter on the issue of Iraq; when many of his colleagues were ready to abandon the war, McCain stood firm. Senator McCain's stance was vindicated as the surge began dispelling the chaos and returning Iraqi neighborhoods to relative normality.
As the surge winds down, most experts agree that the bulk of our military operations have been concluded in Iraq. Other concerns lie ahead-the belligerence of Iran's mullahs, Kim Jong-Il's nuclear stockpile, rising economic powerhouses in South America and Asia, and a Russia unsure of its future and its place in the world.
Despite the pressing nature of these issues, the majority of McCain's discussion of foreign policy has dealt with Iraq. It is laudable that McCain was correct about Iraq, but other problems are looming on the horizon. Rather than explain in detail how they should be addressed, McCain is concentrating on the images in the rear-view mirror.
Whatever McCain's shortcomings, his reputation on fiscal restraint and responsible spending is sterling. In fact, Tom Coburn, the foremost pork warrior in the Senate, has recently announced his endorsement of Senator McCain's presidential bid. Indeed, McCain has fought and continues to fight porkbarrel spending as fiercely as he resisted the senators who called for a military withdrawal from Iraq. However, opposing frivolous spending is not enough to spur economic expansion; long-term growth is ensured by keeping taxes low and penalties light. During President Bush's first term, McCain opposed cutting taxes as strongly as he supports them today.
John McCain remains a larger-than life figure in national politics; a man of integrity, a patriot, and an American hero in the truest sense of the word. He is not, however, the candidate best suited to serve as the next President of the United States. His own rationale for his candidacy raises serious questions about the agenda that a McCain administration would pursue under his leadership. As Republicans cast their votes in the South Carolina primary, they would do well to remember McCain's history and past decisions on these issues. Despite his many admirable qualities, a President McCain would be a grievous mistake; the man simply comes with too much baggage.

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SANTA FE – What's the deal with New Mexico's New Deal art? We have a whole lot of it – and should have even more.
Back during the Great Depression, from 1933 to 1943, the U.S. government had some honking big jobs programs. You've probably heard of the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Works Progress Administration. There also were programs to employ thousands of artists nationwide. Being a favorite spot for artists, New Mexico had a big share of those programs.
In New Mexico, a committee of well-known artists was chosen to travel the state interviewing artists and inspecting their art.
The artists chosen produced murals, paintings, photographs, furniture, dishes, wrought iron fixtures, copper items, weavings and other decorative items.
The pieces were not purchased. The artists were paid a regular weekly salary, depending on their level of expertise, to produce more art. Since the artists worked for the government, their work belonged to the government.
It was placed in public buildings throughout the state.
Almost every school building had at least one piece of art. In addition, art was placed in all manner of other public buildings, including court houses, libraries, post offices, county and municipal buildings and universities.
The committee that chose artists also chose locations where the art would appear.
Some of the most impressive works are murals painted on the walls of court houses built during that period.
Evidently, little time was spent documenting where the art was placed. Over the years, public officials and employees came and went and institutional memory concerning the art works was lost.
During the 1984-85 school year, Clayton home economics teacher Joanne Butt assigned her students to assemble all the New Deal art works in the school district. The treasure hunt located 38 paintings plus dozens of other objects. It is the largest number of paintings in any of the state's public school collections.
Possibly the Clayton hunt was better organized than any other in the state. It is hard to imagine that the Clayton schools would have been favored over other agencies in the state. The population of Clayton is only a fraction of one percent of the state's population. I'll leave you to do the math on how many items were distributed around the state during that 10-year period.
The Clayton Public Schools system has recently authorized transfer of its New Deal art collection to the Hertzstein Museum in Clayton. The move is intended to provide more public visibility and better storage and maintenance opportunities.
The Taos Public Schools' art collection was recently transferred to the Harwood Museum in Taos. High School librarian Lynn del Margo is the latest in a series of people who were responsible for the initial development and caring for the Taos collection.
Wouldn't it be great if all public agencies that were beneficiaries of these wonderful gifts could follow the lead of the Clayton and Taos schools?
For anyone interested in helping with a local treasure hunt, there are resources available. The National New Deal Preservation Association has its headquarters in New Mexico. Kathryn Flynn is its executive director.
Flynn has compiled many of the state's Blue Books and also has written a valuable reference book, "Treasury of New Mexico Trails: Discover New Deal Art and Architecture."
It is available from Sunstone Press in Santa Fe. The book provides information on the New Deal artists and the locations of their work in New Mexico.
And maybe you know the location of some previously undiscovered New Deal art in New Mexico.
Flynn's organization is always interested in finding what it calls "mystery artwork." Over the past 12 years, the NNDPA has spent over $550,000 in New Mexico conserving many pieces of art that have been determined to be in need of immediate attention.
If you want to become involved, you can contact Flynn at 505-690-5845 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jay Miller is a syndicated columnist based in Santa Fe.
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If, as Shakespeare so beautifully said, music really is the "food of love, " then collectible music boxes are an ideal way to express your love and passion through song. With the unique ability to amplify the meaning of favorite themes, important relationships and special occasions, music boxes capture the tune of life and love in precious keepsakes for you, and in beautiful music box gifts for others. That's why we are so excited to introduce you to our wide selection of heirloom collectible music boxes. Christmas music boxes make perfect gifts for Mom, help you relive the magic as musical Disney treasures, or allow you to share the symphony of your faith. And that's only the beginning. Your love of pets, professional sports, wildlife, and other popular themes and interests are all on beautiful display in our collectible music boxes.
Sharing the true measure of your feelings is easy when you give a collectible music box from The Bradford Exchange Online. And when it comes to family ties, our collectible music boxes go a long way in their tuneful expressions from the heart. Plus, the art we showcase is always stellar! How would you like to share the artistry of the Painter of Light with someone special? One of our Thomas Kinkade music boxes can transport anyone to simpler times. And mom's big day is always closer than your think. If you're looking for gift ideas for Mother's Day, why not honor her with one of our meaningful Mother's Day music box gifts. As always, our collectible music boxes carry the best guarantee in the business, with returns up to one full year and free return shipping. Ready to find a music box that perfectly shares your song? Shop Now!
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Nikola Pekovic scored a season-high 31 points, Andrei Kirilenko had 21 points and 11 rebounds, and the Minnesota Timberwolves won their third straight game, 113-102 over the New Orleans Hornets on Friday night.
Pekovic was 14 for 18 from the field, scoring almost exclusively inside where Minnesota finished with a whopping 70-42 scoring advantage despite an off night for Kevin Love, who made only 4 of 18 shots.
Love finished with 14 points, while Luke Ridnour had 15 points and 10 assists. Alexey Shved scored 13 points and Jose Barea 12.
Hornets rookie Austin Rivers had a career-high 27 points, scoring 19 in the first half. Ryan Anderson added 20 points for New Orleans, which has lost five straight and 15 of 17.
Greivis Vasquez added 15 points and a career-high 17 assists, and Anthony Davis, playing a reserve role as he works his way back from an ankle injury, had 11 points for the Hornets.
Minnesota outrebounded New Orleans 40-30. The Timberwolves had 14 offensive rebounds and 24 second-chance points.
The Hornets led 62-59 after Vasquez used a spin move to set up a leaner off the glass, but Ridnour, who made all three 3s he attempted, made one to tie it at 62. Shved followed with a 3 and the Wolves never trailed again.
Kirilenko's dunk off an alley-oop pass and Pekovic's basket inside made it 82-73 at the end of the third quarter.
New Orleans made one more run, pulling to 90-86 on Roberts' 3-pointer, but Minnesota responded with a 7-0 run during which Kirilenko scored twice inside, once for a three-point play.
The lead grew as large as 109-93 late in the fourth quarter.
Minnesota led by as many as nine points on two occasions early in the second quarter, the second time on Derrick Williams' dunk off an alley-oop pass that made it 42-33.
Rivers then hit two jumpers during a 6-0 run, and he later added a 3 and a driving layup as the Hornets made eight straight shots to close the half and briefly take a 50-48 lead before Kirilenko tied it at 50 at halftime.
Notes: The Hornets were without 7-foot reserve F-C Jason Smith with a sprained right shoulder. He's expected to miss up to two weeks. ... Minnesota swingman Josh Howard hyperextended his right knee in the third quarter and was not able to return. ... Minnesota coach Rick Adelman said guard Ricky Rubio, who has been sidelined by a left knee injury since last March, worked out in Minnesota on Friday and could return Saturday night in Dallas. ... Anderson was 4 of 11 on 3-pointer attempts and has 73 3s.
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Data protection is a matter of trust; and your trust is important to us. Data processing at JAB JOSEF ANSTOETZ KG, represented by the personally liable shareholders: Ralph Anstoetz, Stephan Anstoetz, Heinz Anstoetz GmbH, Bielefeld, HRB 30095, Managing Director of Heinz Anstoetz GmbH: Ralph Anstoetz, Stephan Anstoetz, Claus Anstoetz, Chris-Jacob Schminnes (hereinafter "we", "us", "our") as Controller in terms of Art. 4 No. 7 GDPR is, of course, based on statutory provisions.
Your information
This privacy policy informs visitors and customers concluding contracts on our website of data collection, processing, and use during your visit, registration, and conclusion of contract, as well as of your rights to object, to withdraw, and other rights to which you are entitled as data subject affected by data collection and use.
The following linked headings will help you access the desired information.
- A. General information
- 1. Scope of applicability, terms
- 2. Use without registration
- B. Information on data use
- I. Use of your personal data
- 1. What is personal data
- 2. Data use and contract processing
- a) Establishing contact, contract initiation, and processing
- b) Consent
- c) Registration
- d) Withdrawal options
- 3. Processing in the company organisation
- a) Transfer to third parties
- b) Outsourced IT and hosting
- 4. Transfer to payment service providers
- 5. Identity and credit check
- 6. Shipping status information
- 7. Geolocation
- 8. Use of data for advertisement and market research purposes
- a) General use
- b) Sweepstakes
- c) Postal advertisement
- d) Email advertisement with separate consent
- 9. Right to withdraw and object to advertisement
- 10. Data use in case of job application
- 11. Erasure and blocking
- II. Data collection when visiting our website
- 1. Technical information in cookies
- a) Technical information
- b) Cookies
- 2. Use of profiles
- 3. Details concerning web analysis and advertisement
- (Google Analytics)
- (Google Maps)
- 4. Use of a live chat system SnapEngage (SnapEngage LLC)
- 5. Right to object and withdraw concerning user profiles and cookies
- 1. Technical information in cookies
- III. How do we protect your personal data?
- 1. General safety measures
- 2. Protection of your payment information
- IV. What are my rights?
- 1. Right to confirmation and information
- 2. Right to rectification
- 3. Right to object
- 4. Right to erasure (right to be forgotten)
- a) Requirements for erasure
- b) Further right to be forgotten
- c) Exceptions for erasure
- 5. Right to restriction of processing
- 6. Right to portability
- 7. Assertion of your rights
- V. Which consent did I grant?
- I. Use of your personal data
A. General information
1. Scope of applicability, terms
1.1. The information below applies to the use of JAB's website, including the online shop in which contracts with retailers can be concluded through the JAB Marketplace.
1.2. Users in terms of this agreement are visitors of our website that use the website, the marketplace, the functions or offered content, even if they do so without registration.
2. Use without registration
Every user can access our website without registration, free of charge, and without disclosing name or other identifying information; among other things, every user can there obtain and search for information about JAB, the offers and providers on the marketplace. It is also possible to subscribe to a JAB newsletter through the website.
B. Information on data use
I. Use of your personal data
1. What is personal data
Personal data is all information that refers to an identified or identifiable, natural person (hereinafter "data subject"). Identifiability does not necessarily require the disclosure of a name. Indirect identifiability suffices, e.g. through allocation to an ID number, location data, online ID, or one or multiple special characteristics. It is about your identity. This includes, for example, your name, but also your telephone number, address, and other data that you disclose to us.
Many legal bases for our data processing can be found in the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). You can find the text and the relevant recitals for GDPR at https://gdpr-info.eu. In the following notes we refer to the relevant provisions as the respective legal basis for our processing.
2. Data use and contract processing
a) Establishing contact, contract initiation, and processing
If you establish contact with us through our contact options (e.g. email or the contact form), then we store your name and contact information as well as your request. This data is used to process your request and to communicate with you. We use your email address to answer you by email (legal basis Art. 6 (1) Clause 1 lit a and b GDPR). In case of questions concerning specific orders or if you have a personal request, we need your proper name. You can disclose a pseudonym for all other questions. If your request is completely processed and if no other retention obligations or registration exist, then the data is erased.
JAB collects, uses, and processes your data to provide information that is relevant to you, e.g. search results, new content and functionalities, and to answer your service inquiries.
We also use the data (information concerning an intended or placed order, your address, possibly your delivery address, email address, and payment processing information) to initiate and relay the conclusion of contracts on the marketplace and to execute such transactions. Your information is required in this case, otherwise a contract cannot be concluded on JAB. The same applies to the use of your address and selection data if you initiate a sample order at JAB. In this case, we also transmit your address data to service providers used by us (logistics providers).
JAB in connection with the marketplace makes data concerning transactions available to you as a user for the comfortable tracking and monitoring in the customer account area (after registration accessible through "Login") and makes them available to the retailer participating in the transaction as a contractual partner. Information concerning the transactions are generally transmitted to the purchaser or prospect via the email address specified by you, which we use for this purpose.
Data is also transmitted to such service providers that are used to process the order, initial payment processing, or to deliver the items (e.g. logistics providers, payment processors).
JAB thus uses corresponding data to fulfil the contractual obligations under the agency agreement or to fulfil sample orders on JAB (legal basis Art. 6 (1) Clause 1 lit b GDPR).
Trade and tax law furthermore obligates us to archive data from concluded transactions for the duration of the statutory retention periods. Art. 6 (1) lit. c GDPR is the legal basis for the corresponding use of data.
b) Consent
In certain cases, JAB requires the consent of users concluding agreements on the marketplace; without this consent, JAB or the partners used for provision of services cannot provide the offered services. JAB has compiled the consent in this regard for the user in the regulations of VII. of the marketplace terms of use, which the user grants upon acceptance of the marketplace terms of use. Art. 6 (1) lit. a and b GDPR is the legal basis for processing.
In addition to this necessary consent, JAB may ask you outside of these marketplace terms of use to grant additional consent, e.g. to transmit commercial information by email or to provide services in the future within the scope of new or expanded services. Art. 6 (1) lit. a GDPR.
c) Registration
You can register at JAB (email address and password). Once you have registered, you have access to a contact form, retailer search, and the product finder. You can also save and manage your favourites as well as your shopping basket. Your collection can be retrieved at anytime and anywhere, for as long as you like, and from every internet-enabled terminal device. In addition to high-resolution images, the product finder also offers a compact overview of important product data, e.g. material composition and price. To help your decision-making, you can also order free samples for the items that made it onto your short list.
During registration, we collect the following data for the following purposes:
- Address data for order processing
If you want to delete your access, please contact us through one of the contact options below.
Please also note that your data continues to be stored by us even if your account is closed and is used for the stated purposes (e.g. order processing, as well as advertising information). See I. clause 08about your right to object to use of data for advertisement purposes.
d) Withdrawal options
All consent granted by the user upon separate acceptance of the marketplace terms of use can be withdrawn by the user with future effect.Use of data that occurred prior to the withdrawal remains unaffected. A withdrawal may, however, result in the user being unable to continue using the service offers of JAB, in particular on the marketplace. Withdrawal of consent authorises JAB in particular to stop performance of the contract, to make further performance dependent on identity verification and/or prepayments, and to exclude the user from further participation in the marketplace, or to terminate the customer relationship with a registered user.
A withdrawal can be declared vis-à-vis JAB in all cases. The user may also address its withdrawal to the company benefiting from its consent. Details in this regard are available in the marketplace terms of use under VII.
3. Processing in the company organisation
a) Transfer to third parties
Within the scope of our company organisation, JAB processes your data in IT systems operated by JAB and service providers, and insofar as necessary transmits data of customers, prospects, suppliers, and staff to official authorities pursuant to statutory obligations, e.g. fiscal authorities and consultants (accountants, attorneys, auditors) pursuant to the interests of JAB in a legal and economic management of the company (legal basis Art. 6 (1) lit. c and f GDPR).
In this context, JAB analyses data on all company and business transactions for corporate management and market research purposes.
Unless any other necessity arises from the specific purpose, the data is chiefly assessed in an anonymised or at least pseudonymised manner and at most is made accessible to third parties in a summarised manner detached from identifiable persons. Legal basis Art. 6 (1) lit. c and f GDPR.
b) Outsourced IT and hosting
JAB utilises individual IT software and hosting services of service providers within the scope of the provision of services and the fulfilment of your requests as well as our contractual obligations, based on our interest in an efficient and secure execution of contract and business management. In the process, your data concerning your interests, requests, orders, and visits or use of our service offer is processed also with the assistance of services provided by these service providers.
Insofar as required by law and not already covered by regulations concerning professional confidentiality, JAB in case of data processing has contractually ensured your access and the secure and confidential processing of your data.
Legal basis Art. 6 (1) lit. f GDPR possibly in conjunction with Art. 28 GDPR (conclusion of data processing agreement).
4. Transfer to payment service providers
In coordination with the companies handling card payment processes, credit card information is not stored at JAB or retailers offering their services on the marketplace. Rather, these are captured through a secure gateway based on a secure, encoded process, directly on the page of our payment service provider Concardis GmbH, Helfmann-Park 7, 65760 Eschborn, Germany, represented by its managing directors Mark Freese, Jens Mahlke and Luca Zanotti. JAB must transmit data for reimbursements to the payment service provider only in case of returns. This is data concerning the identity of the credit card holder and the transaction (first name, name, internal payment ID, amount).
All payment data, as well as data on any chargebacks, are only stored for as long as necessary to process the payment (including processing of any chargebacks and collection of the receivable) and to combat fraud. Data are generally deleted no later than 13 months after collection.
Data may be stored for longer if and for as long as necessary to comply with statutory regulations or to prosecute a concrete case of fraud. The legal basis for data processing is Art. 6 para. 1 f) General Data Protection Regulation.
You can request information about your data, ask for it to be rectified or deleted and for processing to be restricted and/or you can withhold your consent to the processing of your data. If you have any questions about data processing by Concardis or to exercise your aforementioned rights, you can write to the data protection officer at the address provided above or by email to email@example.com.
Furthermore, you have the right to complain to a supervisory authority (in Germany to the state data protection officer). You are advised that you have no statutory or contractual obligation to provide your payment data. If you do not wish to provide your payment data you can choose another payment method (e.g. cash).
5. Identity and credit check
a) Internal check
If we pay in advance (purchase on account), based on our legitimate interest, we will use our data to check your current and previous payment behaviour and any atypical purchase behaviour (e.g. orders close to each other under various customer accounts to the same address) in order to protect us from payment default and customers from identity fraud. We will use your address details and your date of birth for identification purposes. Credit data taken into account includes open payments, dunning procedures, information on bankruptcy, credit counselling, deferred payment agreements due to payment default. Together with data from the areas of address, age, ordered range, ordering channel and selected payment options, as part of order processing by JAB, a statistical probability of default is calculated on the basis of recognized statistical methods, whose result is included in the following external credit rating information.
b) Identity and credit information from external credit agencies
The purpose of processing the collected data is to issue information about the creditworthiness of the person/company enquired about including other information relevant to the credit rating, as well as the use of direct advertising/marketing. The legal basis for processing data is Art. 6 Par. 1f) EU GDPR. If the Verband der Vereine Creditreform e. V., as a collection agency, is handling a claim against you as a debtor, the data necessary for this will also be processed at the Verband der Vereine Creditreform e.V. More information about what the Verband der Vereine Creditreform e. V. does can be found online at https://www.creditreform.de/navigations/content-footer/datenschutzerklaerung.html.
c) Legal basis
The legal basis for our above-mentioned checks are Art. 6 Para. 1 b and f of the GDPR. The rights to which you are entitled can be found in the information below under section IV.
6. Shipping status information
The respective shipping provider used to deliver the goods ordered on JAB transmits data concerning the shipping status to JAB. JAB stores this data and makes it available to the respective retailer for user's inquiries (contract processing and delivery status) and to monitor delivery. The user's consent in this regard is also granted in the marketplace terms of use.
7. Geolocation
For the purpose of geolocation, JAB uses the user's device, i.e. to allocate the location to a region or city or a territory within a city, the IP address of the user or its entries concerning its location only based on consent, which the user grants based on a request in the browser and/or through acceptance of the marketplace terms of use. Art. 6 (1) lit. a GDPR.
If you grant corresponding consent, JAB uses the so-called geolocation API of your browser. JAB then receives estimated data concerning an approximate location that is determined by the browser manufacturer, by comparing your IP with IP databases and entries on nearby wireless access nodes in cooperation with the geolocation service, Google Location Services. The accuracy varies and is often not identical to the location at which you operate your browser. If you use a terminal device with GPS capability, e.g. a smartphone, then the GPS module can provide significantly more precise data to determine your location. Please note possible other information provided by your browser manufacturer.
If you do not grant your consent, JAB will not receive and will not use such data.
This data is used to allocate distance-based retailer offers to the user.
Instead of consenting to a positioning through geolocation API or GPS, you can alternatively perform a search using your postal code or address information. Here we also collect and use your location data only if you enter this data directly. This data is initially used only for the purpose of determining a retailer in your vicinity. If you, for example, agree to our marketplace terms of use for an order, then pursuant to Lit. VII. Clause 2.1. you also grant corresponding consent to geolocation and the use to identify a retailer in your vicinity.
8. Use of data for advertisement and market research purposes
a) General use
JAB is interested in maintaining the customer relationship with you, in gaining new customers, reactivating existing customers, and in providing its customers with information and offers. To safeguard these legitimate interests, JAB, based on Art. 6 (1) lit. f GDPR (also with the assistance of service providers) processes your data in order to disclose to you information and offers by JAB or partners offering on JAB, based on the same interest, and to improve the information and offers. JAB may obtain your separate consent outside of this document in preparation for profiling and transfer to retailers and in these cases bases its use of data on Art. 6 (1) lit. a GDPR.
Please see our further information concerning our data processing in this context in the following advertisement measures and our information concerning the use of profiles under II. Clause 2.
b) Sweepstakes
If you participate in our sweepstakes, we use your data to execute the sweepstakes and in particular to notify winners. If you have granted us separate consent to establish specific contact, we use your data within the scope of consent e.g. to establish contact by email or telephone (see Consent below; Art. 6 (1) lit a GDPR). The data of participants is erased from our active systems after completion of the sweepstakes. The data is archived by us only for the purpose of a legal defence, at the most until the statute of limitation of possible claims (generally 3 years). Art. 17 (3) lit. e GDPR is the legal basis. Winner data is archived for the duration of statutory retention periods based on trade and tax law as well as to avert disadvantages for the winners (e.g. recall of products) (Art. 6 (1) c GDPR) is the legal basis.
c) Postal advertisement
We use your first and last name, your postal address, and - insofar as we have received this additional information from you - your title, academic degree, your birthdate, and your professional title, industry description, and business name to dispatch offers and information concerning our company and our services and products by postal mail.
d) Email advertisement with separate consent
If you have registered separately for our newsletter, we will use your email address and possibly other personal data that you have voluntarily disclosed to us during registration (e.g. your name for personal address) for our own advertisement purposes and possibly for offers from advertisement partners contained in the newsletter.
We statistically evaluate when such an email is opened and possibly which offers of information are of interest and the level of intensity of this interest (e.g. when opening a link). This evaluation is performed to improve delivery times and to optimise the content of our offers and advertisement information.
We use the company "networker Medienfabrik GmbH" as a service provider, and we have concluded a contractual agreement concerning data protection (data processing agreement) with them.
9. Right to withdraw and object to advertisement
You can, of course, object to a use of your data for advertisement purposes at any time - also insofar as this use is permissible by law without your consent - via an informal notification to JAB, and withdraw previously granted consent. Withdrawal and objection discontinue future use. Any use prior to assertion of your right remains unaffected. We do not charge additional costs for withdrawal or objection. (In particular if you notify us by email, you do not incur any other costs except for transmission costs pursuant to your provider's base rates). Simply address your objection or withdrawal to one of the contact options listed at the end of this notice.
Our advertisement emails and the newsletter each list the email address firstname.lastname@example.com to easily unsubscribe from this information.
Please consider that advertisement may still reach you in isolated cases despite objection or withdrawal. Advertisement already commissioned cannot be stopped in all cases with a reasonable effort prior to the next dispatch or another comparable measure.
Your options to object also include profiling (cf. II. Clause 2) and the use of data collected within the scope of the collection of data while visiting our websites for the purpose of direct advertisement. We explain the technical options to assert your right to object and to prevent collection of data in detail in the information concerning web tools used by us under II. Clause 3. "Details concerning web analysis and advertisement". Insofar as you exercise your right to object, we will no longer process the collected data for these purposes.
More information about your rights is available under IV. What are my rights
10. Data use in case of job application
If you send us your application, we use and transmit the data provided by you for the purpose of evaluating your application records and possibly in the execution of the further application process (legal basis is Art. 88 GDPR in conjunction with Sec. 26 (1) Clause 1 German Federal Data Protection Act [BDSG]). We do not automatically supplement your data from other sources (e.g. social networks, credit checks).
We store your data for the duration of the application process and, beyond this, no longer than 6 months as of notification of a binding decision concerning the application, unless an employment agreement is concluded. A longer retention period otherwise applies only with your express consent (Art. 6 I lit. a GDPR is the legal basis), insofar as we must meet statutory requirements (Art. 6 I lit. c GDPR as the legal basis) or in case of the existence of legitimate reasons, e.g. if claims are asserted against the non-consideration of your application (legal basis Art. 6 (1) Clause 1 lit b GDPR). After the expiration of this time, your data is erased or stored only in archive systems without immediate access options insofar as required by law for archiving purposes under trade and tax law.
11. Erasure and blocking
Your personal data is stored until the stated purposes have been achieved or for as long as we have a legitimate interest in the storage of such.
The data is then deleted unless other arrangements were negotiated with you or statutory retention obligations exist (e.g. based on trade or tax law). In case of an archiving to meet statutory requirements, the data is blocked from any other access. These records are erased and destroyed within the scope of periodic measurements after the expiration of statutory retention periods in compliance with data protection regulations.
If you have consented to a collection, processing, and use of your data, we store and use your data indefinitely until withdrawal or loss of the purpose for which you have granted your consent. The data concerning consent and processing is then archived until the statutory limitation period is reached (generally 3 years) for the purpose of a legal defence (legal basis Art. 17 (3) lit. e GDPR).
If you no longer desire to receive advertising from us, then we use your name, address, and possibly email address for the purpose of blocking in corresponding lists against which we compare our advertisement measures so that you no longer receive advertisement from us. Erasure in this context means that initially your data is blocked in particular for advertisement and marketing activities in our system (legal basis Art. 6 (1) lit. f GDPR). Insofar as necessary, the data continues to be processed for purposes other than advertisement, e.g. within the scope of performance of the contract and possible guarantees as well as documentation under trade and tax law (legal basis Art. 6 (1) lit b and c GDPR).
Please let us know if you wish erasure instead of blocking despite the possible consequence that you may continue to receive advertisement.
Upon your request we can block personal data fully or partially. For this purpose, please let us know the extent and also the duration of the desired blocking. Insofar as technically possible, you can in this manner exclude processing and use of your data for specific areas either permanently or temporarily.
II. Data collection when visiting our website
1. Technical information in cookies
a) Technical information
You can visit our website without entering personal data. If you visit our websites, for example via a link in a newsletter or an advertisement, we nevertheless capture specific data in so-called log files and store them. Only access data without direct personal reference is captured - even if the visit originates from newsletter links or advertisement links on the internet - e.g.
- the internet page from which you visit us
- the page that is retrieved or the name of the requested file
- the name of your internet service provider
- type and version of your browser,
- time and date of your access
- the operating system used with your browser
- the name of your internet service provider
- the internet address of the accessing computer (IP address)
- product and content in which the visitor is interested and the extent of the interest, e.g. duration, frequency, interaction with forms, navigation elements, and links
We are not able to draw conclusions as to your identity based on this data and we also do not combine the above data with personal data without your consent, unless such pertains to the pursuit of legal infringements and attacks on our systems.
By abbreviating the IP address we have also attempted to ensure that certain partners that also collect this IP address within the scope of their services are hindered from drawing conclusions as to your identity or that such is virtually impossible.
If we integrate third-party content on our website (e.g. embedded videos or other information), they receive your IP address solely for this purpose, because the content can otherwise not be delivered to your browser.
b) Cookies
We use so-called cookies on our website. Cookies are small text files that are stored on your terminal device and that store specific settings and data for an exchange with our system or the systems of service providers through your browser. Such storage helps us design the website for you and facilitates your use, e.g. by storing specific entries made by you so that you do not have to repeat them. Most cookies also contain identification tags. With these, users and/or the browsers (software to display internet content) can be identified and differentiated from other users and browsers, and can be recognised during visits.
Many cookies are automatically erased from your hard drive after the end of the browser session (so-called session cookies). Some cookies are stored permanently on your terminal device. For your convenience, the expiration date is set to a time in the future. At the next visit, we automatically recognise that you already visited us and which settings and entries you prefer. (so-called permanent cookies). Some of these cookies serve to display information specifically aligned to your interests.
(Consent-free cookies)
Cookies that guarantee functions without which you could not use this website as intended are used only by us. The content of such cookies is not made accessible to third parties. We place such consent-free cookies based on Art. 6 (1) lit. b GDPR.
The cookies are erased at the end of the session.
(Other cookies)
With regard to other cookies, we notify you of this privacy notice already when you visit our website. You may consent to the use of these cookies or you can use the option of deactivating data capture, e.g. through Google Analytics.
We have made an overview of the cookies used by us available under www.jab.de/content/cookies. Please first note the following general information concerning your technical options to object and our supplementary information concerning special use under II. Clause 3.
- Your technical options to object
Regardless all the pre-specified duration, you can delete cookies manually in your browser. In some browser settings, the acceptance of cookies is preset without restrictions. You can permit or prohibit temporary and stored cookies independently from each other in the security settings of your browser. Aside from browser settings that generally deactivate the automatic placement of cookies, you can also deactivate cookies by adjusting your browser so that cookies of a specific domain are blocked, e.g. "googleadservices.com". This setting prevents the execution of corresponding services that use cookies from this domain.
Some web services use opt-out cookies. Based on the cookie to be placed by you ("opt-out cookie"), a web analysis service may, for example, recognise that you wish to prevent capture. We have listed the options for placing an opt-out cookie for the web services used by us separately under II. Clause 3. Google for example allows corresponding settings under https://myaccount.google.com/intro. Options for changing advertisement settings for numerous other networks are available under http://www.youronlinechoices.com/de/praferenzmanagement/or under http://optout.aboutads.info/and http://optout.networkadvertising.orgyou can obtain information about various advertisement measures and you can opt out.
If using a mobile device, you can activate the setting "Limit ad tracking" (iOS) or "Deactivate personalised ads" (Android) on the device with the corresponding operating system. This is to prevent that the advertising ID (a non-personal device ID) can be used to provide interest-based advertisement.
If you use the option of erasing all cookies in your browser or if you place an opt-out cookie, please remember that you will have to enter the relevant settings or place opt-out cookies again.
Visiting our online offer does not require the acceptance of cookies. If you do not accept cookies or deactivate them, certain options (e.g. services like favourites and information) may not be possible to you on our website and some webpages may possibly not be displayed correctly.
If you wish to conclude agreements with us, you must accept certain cookies. If you do not wish to do so, then we cannot conclude an agreement.
Further information concerning the use of cookies is available on the internet pages of the German Federal Association for Digital Economy (Bundesverband Digitale Wirtschaft (BVDW) e.V.).
If you do not wish to use cookies, then you can use technical means to assert your rights, which we have explained under II. Clause 1. b) "Your technical options to object", or read our notices under II. Clause 3 concerning specific cookies.
2. Use of profiles
Legislature calls the creation of automated data collection for one person "profiling". Pursuant to Art. 4 Clause 4 GDPR, any type of automated processing of personal data that consists of using such personal data to assess certain personal aspects with regard to a natural person, in particular in order to analyse or predict aspects concerning work, economic situation, health, personal preferences, interests, reliability or behaviour, location or movements, of such natural person, constitutes profiling.
Like many others, we also use profiles that we create based on your purchase and usage behaviour. Under no circumstances do we derive decisions that could be detrimental for you from this.
We base this process on our interest to align our offer to your needs as best as possible and to optimise it in terms of economic aspects (legal basis Art. 6 (1) lit. f GDPR). The evaluations help us optimise the relevance of our advertisement efforts, to provide more targeted information about our company and our offers, to better control resources, and to adjust our information offer and its relevance as best as possible. In our advertisement measures we also pursue the interest of protecting you against undesired or unattractive advertisement.
For this purpose we include the data that you know that we are aware of in the selection of the information presented to you. These are, for example, your transactions on our website, e.g. when ordering samples or placing orders on the marketplace as well as possibly the reason for the purchase (advertisement, campaigns, recommendations), your request for information, information already transmitted to you, or your reactions to corresponding advertisement by postal mail or our newsletter and email information (also see our Information, there under I. Clause 7).
We furthermore use discernible interests from your retrieval of our information offer on the internet across various terminal devices, e.g. your usage data in regard to our content and offers when using PC, smartphone, or tablet.
If such pursuit of the purposes is technically and economically reasonable, we remove the relevant data from your identity to safeguard your interests, pseudonymise it, and prior to an evaluation create clusters in which individual information is diluted.
The data is evaluated without your separate consent after pseudonymisation or anonymisation to safeguard the above-stated interests, which even prevents us from drawing conclusions as to your identity, so that we can improve our information, offers, and their representation within the scope of market research and advertisement.
In order to consider your personal interests in a targeted manner, we use the purchase and usage data listed above when you grant corresponding consent also within the scope of personal evaluations and create corresponding profiles in this regard, the content of which is targeted and allocated to your identity.
In this case, such allocation to your identity takes place through a login using your email address or your user name.
The duration of retention and use of the allocations captured within the scope of our online activities to specific groups (e.g. visitors that have responded to certain advertisement) are listed in our statements concerning cookies.
For the rest, processing takes place until withdrawal of consent or objection against processing.
Please see our information in I. Clause 10. concerning erasure of data once consent was granted.
We use web analysis tools to analyse user behaviour. More detailed information is found in the below "Details concerning web analysis and advertisement".
|You can also object to profiling using personal data and the further use of profile data for advertisement purposes, and withdraw consent granted by you (see I. Clause 7). Objections against profiling by web analysis and advertisement measures, insofar as such use personal data, are processed by technical means, which we explain under above II. Clause 1 b) and below under II. Clause 3 with regard to the corresponding advertisement tools.
3. Details concerning web analysis and advertisement
Based on our legitimate interests in analysis, improvement, and the economic operation of our offer in terms of Art. 6 (1) lit. f. GDPR, we are using the following services:
Web analysis tools
(Google Analytics)
This website uses the web analysis service by Google Analytics in the form of universal analytics. This is a service provided by Google LLC 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway Mountain View, CA 94043, USA ("Google"). Google Analytics uses cookies. The information concerning your use of our internet offer (including your IP address) created by the cookies is transferred to a server of Google and stored there. It cannot be excluded that data is processed outside of the territory of EU law. Google submits to the Privacy Shield, thus Google guarantees compliance with EU data protection standards. (https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt000000001L5AAI&status=Active).
For your protection, we have chosen settings based on which Google first abbreviates the last part of the IP address of visitors of our website, the IP addresses from the EU or another member state of the Agreement on the European Economic Area. The full IP address is transmitted to a server of Google in the USA is abbreviated there only in exceptional cases. We furthermore have concluded a data processing agreement with Google.
The data listed above can be captured and used across devices through identification, e.g. login to Google services. With this it is possible to capture that you start your visit of our website on a PC and continue it on a mobile device and the data from both devices can be combined. We have not activated the User-ID adjustment and thus do not collect these data.
Google will use this information to evaluate your use of the website on our behalf, to compile reports concerning website activities for us, to create interest-based target groups, and to provide other services associated with website use and internet use. Google will possibly transmit this information to third parties, insofar as this is required by law, or insofar as third parties process such data on behalf of Google. Google not combine your IP address with other data held by Google. Analytics data is set to be erased after 50 months. This time is based on our interest in comparing statistical data.
You can prevent the installation of cookies through corresponding settings of your browser software.
- Use of demographic features with Google Analytics
Google offers "demographic features". This allows the compilation on page visitors including statements concerning age, gender, and interests.
Google gains this data from interest-based advertisement and visitor data from third parties. This data is not allocated to a specific identity and is anonymised.
- Your technical options to object
If you do not wish that information concerning your visit of our website is transmitted to Google Analytics, you can install a "deactivation add-on" for your browser. You can download this add-on here. We have provided a specific deactivation option in our website optimised for mobile browsers. If you do not wish to receive interest-based advertisement, you can deactivate the use of cookies by Google for this purpose by retrieving the page https://myaccount.google.com/intro. You can also deactivate the use of cookies by Google by downloading and installing the plug-in available at the following link: https://www.google.com/settings/ads/plugin?hl=en.
As an alternative or within browsers on mobile devices you can object to the use of Google Analytics through the following link. Activating the link places an opt-out cookie that prevents capture by Google Analytics within this website for the future. Please note that this opt-out cookie works only in that browser and only for that domain. As soon as you delete your cookies in that browser, you must once again click on the link: Deactivate Google Analytics.
(Google Maps)
Content of Google maps allows us to display a map and associated services by Google LLC, Amphitheater Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA ("Google")
By visiting the website, Google receives the information that you have retrieved the corresponding subpage of our website. The technical data, which we have listed under II. Clause 1, is also transmitted. This occurs regardless of whether that third party provider offers a user account through which you are logged in or whether no user account exists. If you are logged into Google, this data can be allocated directly to your account and thus to your personal profile. After disclosure, they are used by Google for advertisement purposes, market research purposes, and the appropriate design of its services.
- Your technical options to object
If you do not wish an allocation to your profile at the third party provider, you must log out prior to using our website and after your visit delete cookies placed by Google. However, please be sure that you do not delete so-called opt-out cookies that prevent other data capture. To prevent or delete cookies, use the general options, which we have described under II. 1. Cookies.
If you wish to object against the creation of user profiles by Google, you must assert your rights there.
More information concerning the purpose and scope of data collection and the processing of such by Google LLC is available here https://www.google.de/intl/de/policies/privacy/.
If you do not wish to receive interest-based advertisement, you can deactivate the use of cookies by Google for this purpose by retrieving the page https://myaccount.google.com/intro. You can also deactivate the use of cookies by Google by downloading and installing the plug-in available at the following link: https://www.google.com/settings/ads/plugin?hl=de .
4. Use of a live chat system
SnapEngage (SnapEngage LLC)
Anonymised data is collected and stored on this website through the use of technologies by SnapEngage LLC, 1919 14th St., Suite 505, Boulder, CO 80302, USA (www.snapengage.com), for the purpose of web analysis and to operate the live chat system to answer live support inquiries. User profiles may be created under a pseudonym based on this anonymised data. Cookies may also be used in this regard. Cookies are small text files that are stored locally in the cache memory of the page visitor's internet browser. Cookies allow recognition of the internet browser. Insofar as the collected information contains a personal reference, processing takes place pursuant to Art. 6 (1) lit. f GDPR based on our legitimate interest in effective customer support and for the statistical analysis of user behaviour for optimisation purposes.
Without the data subject's consent granted separately, the data collected through SnapEngage will not be used to personally identify the visitor of this website and they are not combined with personal data through the pseudonym. To prevent the placement of SnapEngage cookies, you can set your internet browser so that no cookies are placed on your computer in the future or that previously placed cookies are erased. However, if you deactivate all cookies, you may not be able to execute some functions on our internet pages. You can, at any time with effect for the future, object to data collection and storage for the purpose of creating a pseudonymised user profile by sending us your objection, informally, by email to the email address listed in the legal notice.
5. Right to object and withdraw concerning user profiles and cookies
Pursuant to Art. 21 (4) GDPR you are, among other things, entitled to object against the creation of user profiles, in particular if these are created for advertisement purposes. You can withdraw consent to the placement and use of cookies at any time with effect for the future. Prior uses remain unaffected. We will no longer evaluate possible personal data after that time. We have already described how to object to data collection by technical means under the heading "Your technical options to object".
In case of questions concerning the technical options to object as stated above or our other safety measures, please contact us at any time. (see contact information below).
III. How do we protect your personal data?
1. General safety measures
The law requires that companies create reasonable levels of data protection. The respective risks to data, the likelihood of occurrence, state of technology, and costs, among other things, must all be reconciled in this regard. We have provided corresponding technical and organisational measures to realise the safety of your data and their processing pursuant to statutory requirements. In case of security concerns when entering data or in case of other questions or comments, please simply contact our customer service or our data protection officer. All contact information is listed once again at the end of this notice.
When placing an order or registering for personal access, your personal data is transmitted securely through encryption. We use the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) coding system. We use technical and organisational measures to secure our website and other systems against loss, destruction, access, rectification, and dissemination of your data by unauthorised persons. You should keep your access information confidential and close the browser window after communicating with us, in particular if you use the computer jointly with other people.
2. Protection of your payment information
Entry and transmission of your credit card information takes place through a payment form of Concardis GmbH, Helfmann-Park 7, 65760 Eschborn ("Concardis"). Concardis is a payment institution regulated by the German Financial Supervisory Authority (BAFIN) and, among other things, licensed by MasterCard and Visa. As a MasterCard and Visa licensee, Concardis regularly submits itself to security monitoring. In the process, Concardis meets the so-called PCI (Payment Card Industry Data) security standards, which are supported by all major credit card organisations so that you can securely pay online.
IV. What are my rights?
As a data subject affected by data processing, you can assert certain statutory rights.
1. Right to confirmation and information
Pursuant to Art. 15 GDPR you have the right to receive from us a confirmationwhether personal data pertaining to you is being processed. In the event that we process such data, you have the right to information, free of charge,about your stored data. The information includes
- processing purposes;
- categories of processed personal data;
- recipients or categories of recipients to which personal data has been or will be disclosed, in particular in case of recipients in third countries or at international organisations;
- if possible, the planned duration for which personal data is stored, or, if this is not possible, the criteria for determining this duration;
- the existence of a right to rectification or erasure of personal data affecting you or the right to restrict processing by the Controller or the right to object against this processing;
- the existence of a right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority;
- if personal data is not collected from the data subject: all available information concerning origin of the data;
- the existence of an automated decision-making process, including profiling, pursuant to Article 22 (1) and (4) GDPR and — at a minimum in these cases — concise information concerning the involved logic and scope and pursued effects of such a processing for the data subject.
Furthermore, the data subject has a right to obtain information whether personal data was transmitted to a third country or international organisation. If this is the case, the data subject also has the right to receive information regarding suitable guarantees in connection with the transfer. In case of questions concerning collection, processing, or use of personal data, in case of information, or other assertion of your rights, simply contact us through the contact information listed at the end of this notice.
2. Right to rectification
You have a right to rectification and/or completion against the Controller, insofar as the processed personal data pertaining to you is inaccurate or incomplete. The Controller must perform the rectification immediately.
3. Right to object
You have the right, at any time, to object against processing of personal data pertaining to you based on Art. 6 (1) lit. e or lit. f GDPR; this also applies to profiling possibly based on these provisions (with regard to the term, see II. Clause 2).
In case of an objection against data processing for direct advertisement (Art. 21 (2) GDPR) this processing ends as soon as possible after receipt of the objection (with regard to further details, see I. Clause 8.)
An objection against other processing (pursuant to Art. 21 (1) GDPR) based on Art. 6 (1) lit. e or lit. f GDPR (e.g. identity and credit check) is possible only for reasons arising from your particular situation, whereby compelling overriding interests worthy of protection may justify our continued processing.
Granted consent can be withdrawn. (Contact information, see below) You will not incur special costs (except transmission cost based on your provider's base rates).
Objection and withdrawal of consent have effect for the future. The legitimacy of data processing in the past remains unaffected.
Your objection against the credit check may result in us offering you only limited payment options or refusing the conclusion of an agreement.
4. Right to erasure (right to be forgotten)
a) Requirements for erasure
You have the right to request erasure of personal data pertaining to you. Please note that a right to immediate erasure (Art. 17 GDPR) ("right to be forgotten") exists only if one of the following reasons applies:
- The personal data is no longer necessary for the purposes for which it was collected or otherwise processed.
- You withdraw your consent on which processing was based pursuant to Art. 6 (1) lit. a GDPR or Art. 9 (2) lit. a GDPR and another legal basis for processing does not exist.
- Pursuant to Art. 21 (1) GDPR you object against processing and no predominant legitimate reasons exist for processing, or you object against processing for purposes of direct advertisement pursuant to Art. 21 (2) GDPR.
- The personal data pertaining to your person was processed unlawfully.
- The erasure of personal data is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation or under Union Law or the law of a member state to which the Controller is subject.
- The personal data pertaining to you was collected in relation to the offer of information society services referred to in Art. 8 (1) GDPR.
b) Further right to be forgotten
If we made the personal data pertaining to you public and if pursuant to Art. 17 (1) GDPR we are obligated to erase such, we will take reasonable measures in consideration of available technologies and implementation costs, also of a technical kind, to inform the data processing Controller processing that personal data of the fact that you as the data subject have requested the erasure of all links to such personal data or copies or replications of such personal data.
c) Exceptions for erasure
In addition to the above requirements, please note that the following exceptionsmay justify a rejection of your request for erasure:
The right to erasure does not exist insofar as processing is necessary
- for exercising the right of freedom of expression and information;
- for compliance with a legal obligation which requires processing by Union or Member State law to which the controller is subject or for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller;
- for reasons of public interest in the area of public health in accordance with Art. 9 (2) lit. h and i as well as Art. 9 (3) GDPR;
- for archiving purposes in the public interest, scientific or historical research purposes or statistical purposes in accordance with Article 89 (1) GDPR insofar as the right to erasure is likely to render impossible or seriously impair the achievement of the objectives of that processing; or
- for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.
5. Right to restriction of processing
You are entitled to your right to restriction of processing if you contest the accuracy of the personal data for a period enabling the controller to verify the accuracy of the personal data or if in case of unlawful processing you refuse erasure and instead request restriction of the use of personal data. You are also entitled to this right if we no longer require your data but you require this personal data for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims. You can also assert this right if you have objected against processing pursuant to Art. 21 (1) GDPR and it has not yet been determined whether the legitimate reasons of the Controller override your reasons.
If processing was restricted, this data may be processed only with your consent or for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims, or for the protection of the rights of another natural or legal entity or for reasons of public interest of the Union or a member state. The option of permanent retention remains unaffected. If processing was restricted pursuant to the above-stated requirements, we will notify you before removing the restriction.
6. Right to portability
You are entitled to a right of data portability of the data disclosed by you which we have processed based on a valid consent or the processing of which was necessary to enter into or fulfil a valid agreement, in a "structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format" to you. You also have the right to request direct transmission to another controller insofar as this is technically possible.
The right exists only insofar as it does not affect the rights and freedoms of other persons.
7. Assertion of your rights
In case of questions or for the assertion of your rights, please contact our customer service (e.g. under email@example.com.)
You can also contact our data protection officer. The data protection officer is responsible in case of complaints. You can contact our data protection officer at the following contact information:
Email: email@example.com
If, in your opinion, we have not reasonably processed your request, you have the right, among other things (regardless of other administrative or judicial legal remedies), to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority responsible for data protection, in particular in the member state of your habitual residence, place of work, or place of alleged infringement.
V. Which consent did I grant?
To establish commercial contact or specific types of data use, you may have granted us consent (e.g. for a newsletter or services within the scope of a customer login, etc.). If you have granted us consent, the consent wording is retained by us and can be retrieved. For retrieval, simply contact firstname.lastname@example.com. We will submit the desired information to you by email.
Potsdamer Straße 160
D-33719 Bielefeld
Postfach 10 04 51
D-33504 Bielefeld
Phone: +49 521 2093-0
Fax: +49 521 2093-388
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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For more information about a Justice Web Collaboratory Externship for the Spring 2002 semester, please contact Lisa Colpoys, Legal Content Manager, Illinois Technology Center for Law and the Public Interest at firstname.lastname@example.com or 312.906.5321 or stop by Room 546 at the following times to get additional information:
the Needs of Self-Represented Litigants
Chicago-Kent College of Law and Illinois Institute of Technology's Institute of Design are collaborating to examine court processes and recommend modifications to eliminate or reduce procedural barriers to access for self-represented litigants. This project represents a bold attempt to harness the most advanced process design technologies and the power of the Internet in order to fundamentally reengineer civil court processes in which self-represented litigants seek to access judicial services. In the first phase of the project, graduate students in law and design fanned out across the U.S. to gather customer observation of self represented litigants. Students and faculty traveled to Colorado, Delaware California and two counties in Illinois to study existing innovations and to interview members of the judiciary. In the second phase, the research teams fed this data into the latest in system design methods, to redesign civil court processes from a consumer's prospective.
Now is your chance to make a difference! Give back to your community! Help establish the groundwork for making the law accessible to all of the public! In the final phase of the project, researchers and programmers will build a Web site prototype that will incorporate the results of the design process. Five different court systems have agreed to test the prototype beginning in 2002. If you have web design and programming experience and are proficient in programs such as FLASH 5.0 and PhotoShop, we need you!
For more information or to sign up to participate in this innovative project, please contact Todd Pedwell, Manager, Justice Web Collaboratory at email@example.com or 312.906.5328.


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The Yuba County
Environmental Health Department serves Yuba and Sutter Counties as the
Local Enforcement Agency. Many types of Solid Waste facilities are
reviewed, permitted and regulated under this program for compliance with
State and Local regulations. Solid waste complaints are also
investigated as a part of this program.
The Yuba Sutter LEA permits and routinely inspects
the following solid waste facilities:
Ostrom Road Landfill -
Feather River Organics (YSDI
Composting) - Marysville
Ponderosa Transfer Station -
Yuba Sutter Disposal, Inc. Landfill -
Marysville (closed)
Yuba Sutter Disposal Area Landfill -
Beale Air Force Base Landfills N0. 2
and No. 3 - Beale AFB (closed)
Ponderosa Landfill - Brownsville
Yuba Sutter Disposal, Inc., Integrated
Waste Recovery Facility - Marysville
We also annually inspect
old closed disposal sites.
The following
solid waste operations are also permitted and
routinely inspected:
Green Solutions - Organic
Materials Agricultural by-products - fruit pits
SunGro Forest Products -
Organic Materials - Marysville
Organic Materials - Yuba City
Most types of commercial composting -
Agricultural, green material, non-green material and biosolids (sewage
as well as chipping and grinding
operations, contaminated soil transfer/processing
operations, sealed container operations,
non-hazardous ash transfer and processing
operations, agricultural disposal sites,
construction and demolition debris
operations and inert debris operations are
permitted and inspected.
Routinely inspections are done on
solid waste vehicles that transport
garbage, rubbish, agricultural by products and recyclables (if
commingled with solid waste).
We investigate and require the
clean up of illegal dumping of solid waste in the public right of ways
and on private property. This crime is difficult to deter.
Please cal the appropriate law enforcement agency if you see this crime
taking place and can get a license plate number, vehicle description and
driver description.
We do not
have the authority to enforce solid waste regulations at Mobile Home
Parks, this is the jurisdiction of the
Department of Housing and community Development.
Currently there are no permitted
Waste Tire Facilities located in Yuba or Sutter County but there are
over a hundred waste tire generators and end use facilities. A
business is considered a Waste Tire Generator if 10 or more waste tires
are generated at the location. These business locations are
inspected once per year and must demonstrate compliance with the state
waste tire regulations.
As a courtesy to the citizens of
Yuba County we are including links and information to the following helpful and informational
Local Programs
(Linked Sites are not recommended,
endorsed, nor guaranteed by Yuba County. These links
are listed only for the convenience of the public and will open in a new
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is used for requested services not covered by a permit application)
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I know, I know, it's been a while since my last post. I'm hyper busy with painting the last works for my next show at Feinkunst Krüger in Hamburg, Germany (opening: May 8, 2010). Here's a sneak peek detail of one of the pieces that will be in the exhibition.
For this new serie I was inspired by 'Alice', the 2002 album of Tom Waits. The album was written for the play Alice (about the forbidden love between Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell, for whom Carroll wrote the story Alice In Wonderland). The atmosphere and stories of TW's Alice were the ground my own tales grew on, such as 'The Serious Gardener' above.


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"Bloody Eyed" Mini Baked Cheesecakes for Halloween
October 30, 2012
… and I am back!! (Well, sort of)
Yes. My writings on this blog are a bit random. Maybe I can get into the rhythm again? Perhaps not (my moods to blame!). Yea! Someday.
I am weird.
For now, let´s see what brings me here this time ;)
My daughter´s school is having a Halloween party this week and I committed myself to make something for the bake sale. To be sincere, this is our first Halloween party while living in Finland and I had no clue of what people eat there. The only thing I was sure is that there would be tons of cupcakes and tray bakes (bringing more'd be definitely boring!).
I decided for size-wise mini cheesecakes. No fuzz for cutting slices and just perfect to carry easily to the party.
BUT IT IS HALLOWEEN! Hello?
hmm… the decoration! Oh gosh, cupcakes are so much nicer to decorate with spooky touches! After brainstorming (uh, you certainly don't want to see me doing that. Hubs says I have lightning clouds on top of my head. Every time) I came to an idea when I thought about the bilberry sauce that goes with the cheesecakes. Hmmm… yummy blood clots (eeeek)… topped with eyeballs. Just enough creepy!
Mini Baked Cheesecakes for Halloween
adapted from a recipe posted already here
Makes 24 individual cheesecakes
For the crust:
- 300 g Digestive biscuits, finely crumbled
- 140 g butter, melted (I used HYLA, low lactose)
For the cheese filling:
- 400 g cream cheese, full fat, softened
- 200 ml cream (I used HYLA, low lactose)
- 100 g caster sugar
- 2 eggs
- 3 tbsp lemon juice
- bilberry jam (I used organic)
- round shaped white candies. I used sugar coated snowballs Toffee bonbons (toffee pallot / lumipallot)
- food decorating pens (edible markers): red, blue and green
- black marzipan
Line 24 holes of two muffin pans with muffin cases.
Finely crush the biscuits in a strong freezer plastic bag. Add the melted butter to the biscuit crumbs and "knead" until well combined. Note that you can use the plastic as a mixing vessel (no dirty dishes yet!). Alternatively, use a food processor to crush the biscuits and mix the butter.
Divide the crust mixture evenly among cases pressing firmly down with your finger or the back of a spoon. Set the pans aside while making the filling.
Beat the cream cheese and sugar in an electric mixer until it gets smooth and creamy. Don´t overdo it otherwise you will incorporate too much air into the mixture and it will "puff" in the oven. Add the eggs and beat until combined. Add lemon juice and cream and mix again.
Pour the filling evenly among cases.
Bake for 20 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool before storing in the fridge.
Cheesecakes are ready to serve when they are completely set and cold.
Making the "eyes":
Simply draw/paint the white candy balls with the edible pens to depict eyes (green/blue for the iris and red for the arteries/veins) . For the pupil I used a tiny ball made with black marzipan, mostly because my black edible pen ended (*lol*)
Horrific? Eye popping! (yuck)
Before taking the cheesecakes to the school I added about one teaspoon of bilberry jam to each cheesecake and decorated with one toffee "eye".
Happy Halloween!
This post was written by karaimame exclusively for Acquiring Taste. All writing, images and other materials in this blog remain the property of Acquiring Taste and cannot be used without permission.
Little snack meal for Finland´s Independence Day
December 6, 2011
Finland celebrates Independence Day today, December 6th. Besides being a holiday, the day is marked by many events everywhere and it is closed with the annual President´s Ball which is broadcasted on tv every year.
For us, this tuesday was a day to relax. I was very glad we had this long weekend (LV didn't need to go to pre school yesterday), to recharge our batteries and prepare for the Christmas Holidays.
We woke up very late and got surprised when we opened the curtains. Land outside was all covered with a white layer ^_^ ! The first snow of the year in Helsinki :)!! Too bad it melted away already, but it was beautiful in the morning.
I thought about making a bento featuring only Finnish food today, but in the end, I only made this little meal for my girls. Just to celebrate!
– Karjalanpiirakoita – mini Karelian pastries
These little "pies" are traditional pastries from the region of Karelia, eaten all over Finland nowadays. Consists usually by a rye crust filled with rice porridge or potato mash. Barley used to be its filling in old times but not anymore. My mother-in-law taught be to make karjalanpiirakka years ago… her pastries are the best I ever ate! However.. those "mini" ones were store bought, pre-baked (yes I know, not the same as homemade…)
– Small container with munavoi
Butter mixed with boiled eggs (muna translates to egg, voi is butter), a usual spread for the karjalanpiirakka.
– Leipäjuusto "hearts" with mixed berries jam
Leipäjuusto translates to "bread cheese". It is a fresh cheese which origins comes from Ostrobothnia(area from Finland which once belonged to Sweden), Northern Finland and Kainuu.
This kind of cheese is prepared into flat round disks then baked and grilled (or charred) for the dark marks. Usually eaten with cloudberry jam and coffee. They "squeak" nicely when you chew them ^_^!
– Mini yoghurt dessert with crushed gingerbread (piparkakku), thick yoghurt with vanilla, topped with Finnish bilberries (mustikka). The berries were collected from the forest in late Summer and they are an important source of vitamins during the Finnish winter.
– Muumipeikko or Moomintroll made with a fluffy slice of pulla (Finnish sweet cardamon bread). Eyes are dashes of melted chocolate
– Cherry tomato, cucumber slices, green apple flower and for a treat, Fazer sininen chocolates. The most loved milk chocolate of Finnish people ;)
Hope you didn't get bored while reading my post today… I really enjoyed writing about a bit of the Finnish food culture ^_^
Hyvää Itsenäisyyspäivää kaikille!!
(Happy Independence Day Finnish friends!)
This post was written by karaimame exclusively for Acquiring Taste. All writing, images and other materials in this blog remain the property of Acquiring Taste and cannot be used without permission.


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This video fires me up
Although last year didn't turn out the way we planned, the Notre Dame game in my mind was a classic. I watched the video of the final drive in that game and thought there was something about it that gives me hope. Its something about the flow of the drive and the effort that helps me to believe that we are a lot closer to where we want to be then many believe. I know its one drive in one game but i cant help but get fired up.


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Robert J. Krejci
Robert J. Krejci, 89, of Benton died Wednesday, March 26, 2014.
He was born Jan. 29, 1925 in Los Angeles, Calif., to the late Frank J. and Louise Hayes Krejci and was a member of First United Methodist Church of Benton.
Mr. Krejci served his country as a member of Co. A 596th Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion of the Army Air Force during World War II.
Later, he worked as a plant manager in a medical equipment company, as a technician in an electric motor company, and was co-owner of Coleman Pipe Organs. He was a member of the American Theater Organ Society.
Survivors include a cousin, Robert W. Farmer and wife Suzanne of San Diego, Calif.
A graveside service will be held at noon Thursday, April 3, at Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery in North Little Rock with the Rev. David Jones officiating.
Online guestbook: www.rollerfuneralhomes.com/ballard.


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CM Products releases polecam
CM Products has started shipping their new pole cam set up. The pole can be disassembled to fit into most carrying cases. The pole's head angle can be adjusted and will fit most housings. The polecam is normally supplied with a triggering system, which can also be used a remote trigger off the pole.


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Linked by David Adams on Thu 1st Jul 2010 08:52 UTC
The HURD was meant to be the true kernel at the heart of the GNU operating system. The promise behind the HURD was revolutionary -- a set of daemons on top of a microkernel that was intended to surpass the performance of the monolithic kernels of traditional Unix systems and in doing so, give greater security, freedom and flexibility to the users -- but it has yet to come down to earth.
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The BMW MOA forum has a lot of good information and plenty of interesting people to meet. But one of the most under utilized parts of this forum is the Ride Report area. For those of us who are not able to get out and wander on the bike as much as we would like, theses allow us an oppurtunity to vicariously visit some of the coolest places on earth. The following ride report is just one great example:
http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?t=41243 titled Arctic Circle by member MundoBravo.
This is just one of many that you will find in the Ride Reports forum. Take the time to check this area out and... don't just be a spectator. When you see a great Ride Report, let the original poster know how much you enjoyed it. It takes a lot of work to share a ride the way these members do and we need to let them know it is appreciated.


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Donohue-Hansen Receives Tomato Can Loving Cup Award
Started in 1929, award honors graduating senior who has exemplified high performance and outstanding service.
Mary Maus Kosir, Assistant Dean of the Carlson School's Undergraduate Program, presented the coveted Tomato Can Loving Cup Award to Amanda Donohue-Hansen (BSB '11) at the Undergraduate Commencement Exercises on May 16. Below are the remarks of Maus Kosir:
"The Carlson School has numerous outstanding students and some of their special achievements are highlighted in today's program. But in the interest of time, we ask only one student to come on stage to receive an award.
'The Tomato Can Loving Cup Award' is the oldest award given to students by the Carlson School of Management; today I am presenting it to an outstanding undergraduate for the 82nd consecutive year. The award itself is an actual tomato soup can, which was established by alumni during the Depression era as playful recognition of significant accomplishment and has been preserved as an undergraduate tradition over the years. On it are the signatures and engraved names of the 81 previous recipients. This year's recipient will become part of the Carlson School's living history.
While I tell you about the accomplishments of this year's winner, I would like her to please come forward to receive the award. Amanda Donohue-Hansen, would you please join me on stage to receive the award?
Amanda came to the University of Minnesota in summer 2006 as a rising high school senior from California and LEAD summer program participant. Today, Amanda is graduating from the University of Minnesota with a dual BSB and BA degree in International Business, non-profit/public management, and Spanish and Portuguese Studies. From her academic pursuits alone, one can surmise that Amanda is a lifelong learner and an engaged scholar. She is truly a global citizen--having studied sustainability in Brazil, microfinance in Ecuador, accounting in Argentina, and organized a global health educational service trip to the Dominican Republic. As a Carlson Ambassador, a leader of Net Impact, and Gopher Business Intern---to name only a few---Amanda is also a student dedicated to service, leadership, and scholarship.
Amanda has demonstrated her passion for civic leadership while a student at the U--having co-founded the undergraduate chapter of Net Impact at the University of Minnesota. Over the past two years, Amanda has helped to build a powerful undergraduate chapter, successfully bridging the barrier between social responsibility and business, nonprofit sector service and for-profit sector careers, and contributed significantly to creating space in our Carlson School community for future students passionate about socially responsible, sustainable and ethical business. Over the past four years, Amanda has influenced many, always representing the Carlson School and the University community in a professional fashion--and with a persuasive touch. As Amanda graduates, she is heading to Cargill as a Supply Chain Strategy Analyst.
Please join me in congratulating this year's Tomato Can Loving Cup Recipient, Amanda Donohue-Hansen."