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Writing US FDA-acceptable Clinical Trial Protocols (Duration: 90 Minutes)
If you are involved in writing a clinical trial protocol, this webinar will provide valuable suggestions about various aspects of a clinical protocol from initial synopsis to various elements of the protocol, role of various personnel in finalizing the protocol, and troubleshooting common issues. The basic elements of a clinical trial protocol, the dos and don'ts of clinical trial procedures, development of a new protocol, amending protocols, scientific and ethical review of clinical protocols will be discussed. Also discussed will be role of interactions with the FDA, global clinical trials, and projected trends for the near future.
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Critical SOPs for Clinical Sites (Duration: 60 minutes)
This webinar will highlight which SOPs should be implemented and what methods should be used to develop and document FDA-acceptable conduct of clinical sites activities. The author would address the competing opinions available from various sources about both topic selection and the depth of coverage or detail that is required. In this interactive session, the presenter would share his experience in site management and procedure development. Participants will leave the session with tools to help them assess what is appropriate for their practice setting and an action plan for addressing their site's specific needs.
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FDA Rules for Trial Master Files (Duration: 90 minutes)
This webinar will review the essential elements of a TMF for clinical trials. The activities of set-up, maintenance, and monitoring will be discussed using case studies to highlight common deficiencies and potential solutions. If you involved in a clinical trial, either as a clinical site or a sponsor, this webinar will provide valuable suggestions about which documents are essential and which ones are not needed for an FDA audit. Common deficiencies identified by FDA auditors during review of TMFs will be discussed with potential solutions to the same. Also discussed will be issues related to the kind of products being tested, responsibilities of individuals, resources available, and projected trends for the near future.
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The Sunshine Act Reporting for Clinical Trials (Duration: 90 minutes)
The Sunshine Act exposes the physicians and sponsors to new reporting requirements which are unprecedented in their scope and detail noncompliance to which would lead to hefty fines. This webinar will summarize the new requirements and provide practical solutions to most common situations that are prevalent and necessary between sponsors and investigators. Templates for reporting format, acceptable accounting practices, exemptions to reporting requirements, and time-lines for compliance and enforcement will be discussed.
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Mukesh Kumar leads the Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance departments at Amarex Clinical Research, a full service CRO based in Germantown, MD. His key expertise is in developing Global Regulatory Business Strategies for biomedical product development and his passion is to bring traditional therapies for India, China and the Latin-America to the Western markets. In addition to regulatory expertise, Mukesh is an experienced auditor and a trainer in regulatory and business processes.
ICH-FDA Good Clinical Practice – Managing Clinical Trials (Duration: 60 minutes)
This webinar has been specifically designed to help attendees manage a GCP compliant clinical trial. It will provide a background and understanding of the role played by the Sponsor, IRB, Investigators, and the Regulatory Authorities. Attendees will be taken through the key stages of the clinical trial processes.
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Marie Dorat CQA, CAA is a QA/RA compliance, GxP Training and International product registration Consultant in the Pharmaceutical/Medical Device & IVD Industry. She also is the CEO of IPRF, LLC which specializes in helping established and start-up companies process the necessary documents for international product distribution. Ms. Dorat has 13 years' experience in quality assurance and regulatory affairs in the pharmaceutical/Medical Device & IVD industry, including auditing clinical trials, manufacturers, and distributors in the US and internationally. She has held a number of senior QA/RA positions. She has worked for several companies including Pfizer.
How to Prevent or Handle Protocol Deviations and Violations to be GCP and Regulatory Compliant? (Duration: 90 minutes)
When the PI signs the FDA form 1572 (for IND studies) or the "Statement of the Investigator (for IDE studies), she / he is signing a legally binding document committing themselves to follow all of the appropriate regulations. This talk, by a certified physician investigator, will go over the regulations in a user friendly way. In the FDA form 1572, the Investigator signs an agreement that has 9 statements, 7 of which begin with "I agree". If and when a deviation or violation of the protocol is found, it must be reported, reviewed and acted upon for Corrective and Preventative Action (CAPA). Also, the differences between and differing significances of "Deviations" and "Violations" must be clearly understood by all persons involved in the conduct of clinical research studies.
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Charles H Pierce is the President of the virtual CRO Global Clinical Partners, Inc and Pierce One Consulting. From an original Master's thesis (Pharmacology) in 1961 (Minnesota) through a Doctorate in Surgery-Pharmacology in 1974 (Saskatchewan) and continuing throughout 45+ years in the practice of clinical medicine as a family physician (7 years as an ER doc) and 25+ years in the medical research industry (7 years as a Principal Investigator), Charles has an experienced based knowledge of the Clinical Research part of Drug Development.


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On-site wastewater pertains to septic tank systems that are subsurface wastewater systems consisting of a settling tank and a drain field. This system serves to contain the solid waste and sanitize the wastewater produced by the home, business, or other structure. Environmental Health has several responsibilities regarding the permitting, inspection, and operation of these systems. These include:
Once everything has been completed, the Environmental Health Specialist completes a water and sewer authorization. A copy of that form is forwarded to Building Inspections so that a final inspection and permanent power can be obtained.
According to 15A NCAC 18A .1938 (c) The person owning or controlling the system shall be responsible for assuring compliance with the laws, rules, and permit conditions regarding system location, installation, operation, maintenance, monitoring, reporting, and repair.
If you have any issues regarding your septic system, please contact us and we will gladly assess the problem to determine if a repair permit is necessary and devise an appropriate solution. Repair permits may be applied for by the property owner or authorized agent, at no cost. For more information on failing septic systems, read the Why Septic Systems Fail document.
Johnston County Environmental Health is required by the State of North Carolina (15A NCAC 18A .1961 j) to perform an inspection on all septic systems utilizing an effluent pump every five years. A letter is mailed out before the inspection and the homeowner may call to set up an appointment. After the inspection has been performed, the inspector will fill out an inspection report that will be mailed to the property owner.
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The Dwarf Blue Leg Hermit Crab or simply Blue Leg Hermit Crab, has blue legs with red banding. Both claws are of equal size, and members of this genus are sometimes called "Equal-handed Hermit Crabs." This tiny crab lives in abandoned snail shells, or it may attack and eat the snail, then use the shell for its home.
The Dwarf Blue Leg Hermit Crab is a valuable addition to an aquarium because it will eat algae including green hair algae and cyanobacteria. In addition, it provides valuable aeration by sifting through the sand. It is one of the Hermit Crabs that is reef-safe.
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As in 2Q15, global economic developments were mixed but, once again, generally disappointing:
- The forecast for global real GDP growth in 2015 fell further in 3Q. Eight of the twelve large economies that I track saw downward revisions in their 2015 growth forecast. The US growth forecast edged up in 3Q after upward revisions to 2Q growth. However, real GDP growth forecasts for 2015 were revised down for the Eurozone, Japan, Canada, Australia, China, Korea, Brazil and Russia in 3Q15.
- Signs of weaker global growth, and particularly weaker Chinese growth, contributed to a fall back in crude oil prices following a modest recovery in 2Q15.
- Forecasts of 2015 inflation fell in nine out of the twelve countries in 3Q15 as oil prices fell back and deflation worries increased.
- China, Canada and Russia cut their policy rates in 3Q15, while Brazil was again forced to hike its policy rate in response to rising inflation and a weakening currency.
- Bond yields fell virtually everywhere in 3Q15, after rising virtually everywhere in 2Q15.
- China's equity market continued its' sharp correction that began in the final weeks of 2Q, falling by over xx% from its highs. The PBoC devalued the CNY sending shock waves through global markets.
- Emerging market turbulence, especially in China, combined with confusion over Fed policy added to worries about corporate earnings and triggered corrections in major global equity markets.
Despite below target inflation, the Fed continued to stress the need for "policy normalization". The window appeared to be open for a rate hike in September after growth rebounded in 2Q and employment gains remained strong through August. However, the Fed passed on the opportunity, apparently concerned that in light of China's growth slowdown and emerging market financial outflows, a Fed rate hike might further destabilize global financial markets. In the event, the non-action by the Fed appeared to exacerbate concerns of global growth slowdown, and sent equity markets into a further tailspin.
The Bank of Canada followed up on a January rate cut with a second 25 basis point easing in July, as it became increasingly apparent that the economy had suffered a second consecutive modest contraction in 2Q. The Canadian dollar, which had firmed versus the USD in 2Q on moderately higher crude oil prices, came under renewed downward pressure in 3Q as China's growth slowed and oil prices fell back.
Global Market ETFs: Performance for 3Q15In 3Q15, with global growth and inflation expectations weakening, crude oil prices falling, and the USD appreciating by 6.6% against the CAD, the best global ETF returns for Canadian investors were in US government and investment grade corporate bonds. The worst returns were in commodities and Emerging Market equities. The chart below shows 3Q15 and year-to-date returns in CAD terms, including reinvested dividends, for the ETFs tracked in this blog.
In CAD terms, 11 of 19 ETFs posted losses, while 8 posted gains. In local currency terms, only 3 of the 19 RTFs posted gains.
The best returns, in CAD terms, were in US Long Teasury Bonds (TLH) +10.6%; US Investment Grade bonds (LQD) +7.8%; non-US Developed Market bonds (BWX) +6.7%; and US Inflation-linked bonds (TIP) +5.6%.
The worst losses were in the commodity ETF (GSG), which returned -13.8% in CAD, and the Emerging Market equity ETF (EEM), which returned -11.8%.
All of the Canadian ETFs that we track posted losses in 3Q15, but Canadian bond ETFs outperformed Canadian equity ETFs. The Long Bond ETF (XLB) returned -0.3%; the Real Return bond (XRB) -0.6%; the Corporate bond (XCB) -0.8%; while Canadian equities (XIU) returned -6.8%.
Global ETF Portfolio PerformanceIn 3Q15, the global ETF portfolios tracked in this blog posted mixed returns in CAD terms, when USD currency exposure was left unhedged.
The traditional Canadian 60% Equity/40% Bond ETF Portfolio lost 2.3% in CAD when USD exposure was left unhedged, but lost 5.2% if the USD exposure was hedged. A less volatile portfolio for cautious investors, the 45/25/30, comprised of 45% global equities, 25% government and corporate bonds and 30% cash, lost 1.1% if unhedged, but lost 4.1% if USD hedged.
Risk balanced portfolios outperformed in 3Q15 if USD exposure was left unhedged. A Levered Global Risk Balanced (RB) Portfolio, which uses leverage to balance the expected risk contribution from the Global Market ETFs, gained 1.6% in CAD terms if USD-unhedged, but lost 5.0% if USD-hedged. An Unlevered Global Risk Balanced (RB) Portfolio, which has less exposure to government bonds, ILBs and commodities but more exposure to corporate credit, gained 0.1% if USD-unhedged, but lost 4.6% if USD-hedged.
Despite their 3Q15 losses, all of the global ETF portfolios retained gains for the year-to-date in CAD terms if USD exposure was left unhedged. Year-to-date returns ranged from a high of 9.3% for the Levered Risk Balanced Portfolio to a low of 3.5% for the conservative 45/25/30 portfolio. If the portfolios were USD hedged, they all posted year-to-date losses, ranging from -3.0% for the 60/40 portfolio to -4.9% for the Levered Global Risk Balanced Portfolio. Interestingly, the Levered Global Risk Balanced Portfolio is the best year-to-date performer if USD unhedged, but the worst performer if USD hedged.
Recent Performance in PerspectiveThe mixed 3Q15 performance of the USD unhedged global ETF portfolios was driven by two factors: the fall in bond yields as global, and particularly Chinese growth, continued to slow; and the sharp weakening of the CAD versus USD as the Canadian economy contracted for two consecutive quarters, the Bank of Canada delivered another rate cut, and price of crude oil and other commodities fell.
Fed and BoC policy continue to tilt in opposite directions. US real GDP growth, while disappointing, is still expected to reach 2.5% in 2015, double that expected in Canada. However, weak September readings for the ISM manufacturing PMI and US nonfarm payrolls, suggest that the US economy is losing momentum again. While Canada's economic data has firmed so far in 3Q, the RBC manufacturing PMI showed a sharp contraction in September as the negative effects of lower crude oil prices continued to weigh on economic activity. While some Fed officials have resumed signalling a rate hike before year end, a US tightening this year is clearly in doubt. The BoC seems much more likely to cut rates again than to raise them over the next six months.
Three months ago, I said "As we enter 3Q15 in a continuing uncertain environment, characterized by sluggish global growth and divergent central bank policies, and with rich valuations for US equities, remaining well diversified with an ample cash position continues to be a prudent strategy." As 4Q15 begins, that still seems to be the scenario that is playing out.
The more conservative 45/25/30 portfolio (which I have favoured) was less volatile and incurred smaller losses in 3Q15 than the more aggressive 60/40 portfolio. The Risk Balanced portfolios outperformed because of their larger positions in government, corporate bonds and inflation-linked bonds. As we enter 4Q15, the environment remains uncertain, characterized by weak and divergent global growth and central bank policies. US equity valuations have become less stretched but are still expensive. Global recession risks are rising, not falling as expected by the consensus. Remaining well diversified with substantial US dollar exposure and an ample cash position continues to be a prudent strategy.


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First off, I just want to comment on how much the title of this post sounds like a Panic at the Disco song. Hell yeah!
As I mentioned in my previous posts, I've been in the US for almost a month and I'm still trying to establish a routine. I have been to my local Barnes & Noble (twice) and picked up a couple things. A lot of the books are so overpriced ($15 for a Gone Girl paperback!?) that I can't justify spending my hard earned money on them. I do buy them if I really want them though. Unfortunately, my local B&N doesn't have that wide a selection. To fix that I plan to take a trip to Baltimore's power plant location. Isn't it the best? (sighs)
As for book reviews, I didn't really bring any recent releases with me. I brought about ten books with me that I'm hoping to read before I go back home in December. Quite a few of them I hope to do reviews for, I just have to read them. My classes aren't even that intensive right now (except for one), I'm just being lazy.
In about two weeks I'll be going to the Boston Teen Author Festival and I hope that the chance to meet some authors will reinspire me to pick up those books that crossed the ocean with me. The website for the event can be found here. I'll just briefly mention some of the authors I hope to meet. The ones in bold I've read already:
- Becky Albertalli (Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda)
- Adam Silvera (More Happy Than Not)
- Leigh Bardugo (The Grisha trilogy)
- Sara Raasch (Snow Like Ashes, Ice Like Fire)
- A.C. Gaughen (Scarlet trilogy)
- Renee Adieh (The Wrath & The Dawn)
- Kendall Kulper (Drift and Dagger)
- Melissa Grey (The Girl at Midnight)
I had planned to read at least a couple of these before I head up to Boston but of course I haven't yet. It's a nine hour bus ride to Boston so I figure I can get at least one down on the trip.
Until then I will be here lurking and doing the occasional tag or whatever and trying to finish at least one book this month. Can you tell I'm a great book blogger?


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Alfred National Park contains some of the most southerly occurrences of warm temperate rainforest in Australia. Many plant species found in the park are uncommon in the rest of Victoria. The park protects high conservation values, rare flora and fauna and diverse landscape values.
Things to Do
>>There are no walking tracks or easily accessible stopping points on the highway from which to explore the park. Views from the highway are possible, but stopping is not recommended. >>Only keen walkers prepared with maps and navigation gear should explore the park. Walking may be difficult due to thick vegetation.
>>No camping areas are provided in the park. >>The nearest camping areas and facilities are in Cann River or Genoa. >>There are no access roads.
The park was proposed by naturalists Charles Daley and Edward Pescott and was established 1925. It was named after the then Minister of Lands, Alfred Downard.
There are many wet forest and rainforest bird species including ground thrush, lyrebirds, pilot-birds, powerful owl and the brown flycatcher. Wallabies and wombats also inhabit the park.
Warm temperate rainforest with many species of native orchid and Victorian tree-ferns including rough, smooth, soft and prickly varieties. Lilly-Pilly and Kanooka trees are also common in the park.
Looking After the Park
>>All native plants, animals, cultural and historic sites and natural features are protected. >>Take your rubbish with you. The closest public rubbish tips are located in Cann River and Genoa. >>Dogs and other pets are not permitted in the park. >>Firearms are not permitted in the park. >>Leave the park as you find it.
>>There are no access roads which makes exploring the park difficult. It is recommended that bushwalkers are well equipped. >>Stopping along the narrow and winding sections of the highway is not recommended.
How to Get There
The park is on the Princes Highway, approximately 480 km east of Melbourne and 500 km south of Sydney.
Nearby Parks
>>Croajingalong National Park >>Cape Conran Costal Park >>Buchan Caves Reserve >>Coopbracambra National Park
Information for this National Park has been supplied courtesy of Parks Victoria
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Service Agreement - GE Capital Spacenet Services Inc. and InterCept Communications Technologies LLC
SERVICE AGREEMENT AGREEMENT NUMBER 1620 When authorized signatories of both GE Capital Spacenet Services, Inc. ("GE") and Intercept Communications Technologies, L.L.C. ("Customer") have signed below, this offer becomes a binding Services Agreement (Agreement") between them. Then GE will be bound to provide those services described, under the terms and conditions printed on this and subsequent pages of this Agreement, and Customer will be bound to take and pay for those services under those terms and conditions. AGREED TO BY: ACCEPTED BY: Intercept Communications GE Capital Spacenet Services, Technologies, L.L.C. Inc. SIGNATURE: /s/ Mike Sulpy /s/ Mark P. Bresnahan --------------------------- ------------------------------ PRINTED NAME: Mike Sulpy Mark P. Bresnahan TITLE: Vice President Vice President and General Counsel DATE: February 25, 1998 February 25, 1998 ADDRESS: 3150 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Ste 200 1750 Old Meadow Road Norcross, Georgia 30071 McLean, Virginia 22102 Terms and Conditions -------------------- 1. BACKGROUND AND OVERVIEW - Under the terms of this Agreement, GE will provide the necessary personnel, materials, and services as required to render data transmission services. The network communications services are as described in this document, including appendices. This service will utilize GE-Provided Equipment ("Equipment"), software, and services provided by GE. Certain Equipment shall be subject to environmental limitations as prescribed by GE. Interface to the Equipment shall be via RS-232 interface at the remote location connecting a Customer-provided terrestrial circuit (Backhaul) to Customer's data center. Customer's use of the Equipment will provide Customer with a transmission system capable of carrying data traffic between Customer's host computers and remote locations specified by Customer. 2. TERM - The Term of this Agreement (Agreement Term") shall commence on signature of this document ("Effective Date"). Each installed Site (a "Site" being a VSAT location) hereunder shall have a Minimum Site Service Term ("Minimum Site Service Term) of sixty (60) months. Each Site shall automatically continue after the Minimum Site Service Term to the End Date of the Agreement (Agreement End Date), which shall be the last day of service provided at the last Site. Any Site having completed its Minimum Site Service Term may be terminated by either party by providing at least sixty (60) days advance notification of termination. 3. TRANSMISSION SERVICE A. GE warrants that the transmission services provided hereunder for the entire network will be operational for 99.8% of the scheduled service time averaged over the most recent twelve (12) months of the Agreement Term. Should a service interruption occur, the duration of the service interruption will be as follows: It will be deemed to commence at the time that a malfunction is reported to the Network Management Center by a Customer representative and will be deemed to have ended when communications services have been restored and the Customer's data center has been contacted. If the Customer's data center is not open at <PAGE> the time of restoration of service, the service interruption shall be deemed complete at the time of restoration of service. B. In the event GE fails to provide service to Customer for more than twelve (12) consecutive hours, consistent with the selected maintenance plan, after notification to GE of any failure or suspected failure, GE shall, upon the request of the Customer, credit Customer's account by an amount equal to two percent (2%) of the monthly service fee at each affected Site for each additional 12 hour period during which the service interruption continues. Said credit shall be the sole and exclusive remedy of Customer with respect to interruption of service. GE shall not be liable for any service interruption and credit shall not be given for any failure or interruption of service due to the failure or nonperformance of any Customer-provided terrestrial equipment, action or inaction by Customer, its employees, invitees, third parties, Customer-scheduled down-time (maintenance, upgrades, etc.) or a breach of this Agreement by Customer or a third party or any other cause beyond GE's control, to include but not be limited to those actions set forth under the Force Majeure provision of this Agreement. If GE is precluded from restoring service due to Site inaccessibility or lack of an authorized representative to grant access or provide escort, as appropriate, GE shall not be liable for the service interruption for the time associated with such Site inaccessibility or lack of escort. 4. INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT - Customer shall provide adequate electrical outlets and power for installation and operation of all Equipment to be provided by GE as part of this Agreement. Customer shall pay GE for the installation of, removal, or replacement of any additional equipment requested by Customer outside of the scope of a standard installation, as prescribed by GE. Customer shall grant access to GE for installation of the Equipment during normal business hours, including appropriate security escort when required. Late cancellation of an installation or failure to grant access for a scheduled installation will result in a Canceled Site Installation charge. 5. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE A. Subject to the terms and conditions hereof, GE shall provide maintenance support for all Equipment provided as part of this Agreement. Such maintenance shall consist of: (1) Equipment maintenance which includes travel to and from the Site and technical trouble shooting to isolate any problems; (2) labor for on-Site repair and replacement, as required, of malfunctioning Equipment; (3) diagnostic support of malfunctioning Equipment; (4) software maintenance for one protocol; (5) for Sites located within 50 miles of a GE field service office, GE will use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that the field service technician will arrive at the Site ninety percent (90%) of the time within four hours of dispatch, and (6) coverage during GE's normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 9AM - 5PM, excluding holidays; provided, however, that if the 24-hour maintenance option in Appendix A is selected, the maintenance hours shall be as set forth in Appendix A. GE's maintenance obligations under this Agreement do not include provision of consumable supplies, repair or replacement of Equipment failures or malfunctions caused by improper operations, maintenance by other than GE authorized representatives, relocation or modification by Customer or others not under GE's control, failure or interruption of Customer- provided terrestrial communications or electrical power, accident, fire, lightning, snow, snow removal, or other hazards beyond normal range of use, trouble calls where no problem is found and the reported problem does not repeat within five calendar days, or failures or malfunctions resulting from exposure of the Equipment to conditions beyond its operating conditions; such failures and malfunctions will be repaired on a commercially reasonable effort basis and billed to Customer on a time and materials basis at GE's then-effective prices. Customer shall grant or have granted access as required for maintenance of the Equipment during maintenance hours, including appropriate security escort when required. Failure to grant or have granted access during a maintenance call will result in an Aborted Site Visit charge. B. Customer may give GE notice of any Equipment or network failure or suspected defect by calling GE's 24-hour Network Management Center at 1-800-325-9202. 2 <PAGE> 6. CHARGES AND PAYMENT A. All payments made under this Agreement shall be in U.S. Dollars. The fees or prices for Services are as set forth in Appendix A. GE will bill Customer for monthly charges one (1) month in advance of the month's service due and payable the last day of the billing calendar month (e.g. September 1 billing for October's service is due and payable September 30.) Monthly charges for partial months of Services will be prorated on a thirty (30) day month basis. Invoicing for each Site shall commence once the Site is available for transmission service. B. Customer shall be required to supply as payment security a deposit of $25,000 within ten days of signature of this Agreement. Upon the completion of twelve months of rendering of prompt payment in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, such deposit shall be returned to Customer. C. In the event that any fees or charges are not paid in full by Customer when due and such non-payment continues for a subsequent thirty (30) day period, then GE shall provide Customer with written notice of such non-payment. If Customer fails to cure such non-payment within ten (10) days after the date of such notice, then GE, in addition to and not in lieu of its rights under Section 16 (Termination and Suspension) below, reserves the right to charge Customer a late payment charge calculated on the past due balance at the rate of one and one- half percent (1.5%) interest per month for each month or part thereof. This late payment charge will not be imposed on the portion of an invoice which may reasonably be under dispute by Customer, provided that Customer has paid the undisputed portion in full and has notified GE of the disputed amount within 15 days of receipt of GE's invoice along with a written explanation of the dispute based on the terms of this Agreement. 7. TAXES AND FEES - The Service Fee and other charges under this Agreement are as set forth in Appendix A. These charges exclude all present and future taxes, duties, or fees of any nature, including, but not limited to federal, state, or local sales or use taxes, fees, excises, property or gross receipts taxes or fees, telecommunication taxes, license or access fees, or other taxes or duties which may now or hereafter be levied on the services provided or on payments made under this Agreement. Any such taxes, fees, or duties, however denominated, which may now or hereafter be levied on the services provided, the Equipment installed, or payments made under this Agreement, excluding taxes based on GE's net income, shall be paid by Customer. If GE is required to pay or pays any of these, Customer shall promptly reimburse GE for such payments including applicable penalties and interest, if any. Taxes, late payment charges, and other charges (other than those imposed due to GE's negligence) will be invoiced following their accrual. GE agrees to provide reasonable documentation supporting any such charges. 8. CLOSURE OF BUSINESS LOCATION - In the event Customer ceases to do business at one of its Sites, Customer may request that GE transfer the service to some other business location (it being understood that GE shall reasonably comply with such request provided that Customer shall pay GE, at the price set forth in Appendix A, for the removal of the Equipment and reinstallation at such other premises, as well as storage or shipping fees or charges, on a mutually agreeable schedule). To the extent that the Minimum Site Service Term has not expired at the Site, ceasing to do business at such Site by Customer shall not relieve Customer of its obligation pertaining to the Minimum Site Service Term. Payment by Customer of the Standard Service charge during the time of transfer shall continue without interruption. Subscriber shall give GE at least 30 days written notice of such transfer or closure of its business or business location. 9. ASSIGNMENT - Either party may, on written notice to the other, assign its rights and obligations hereunder to: (i) its parent corporation or an affiliated corporation owned by a common parent in connection with any corporate restructuring, and (ii) a third party entity in connection with the transfer of all or substantially all of the assigning party's assets to such entity. Except as provided above in this Section, either party may assign its rights and obligations under this Agreement to a third party only upon receiving the prior written consent of the other party, which consent may be reasonably conditioned 3 <PAGE> but will not be unreasonably withheld. The parties agree that no assignments will be made unless the assignee agrees to accept in full the responsibilities and obligations of the assigning party. 10. GE PROVIDED EQUIPMENT A. Title - Title to the Equipment installed or provided by GE under this ----- Agreement shall remain with GE. Customer shall not move the Equipment, nor permit the Equipment to be moved, modify the Equipment nor permit the Equipment to be modified, and Customer shall not permit any liens or encumbrances to be placed upon the Equipment. GE shall have the right and authority acting in its own name or the name of Customer to complete and file such documents as it deems necessary to protect its security interest in or ownership of the Equipment or other equipment and Customer shall fully cooperate with and support all such filings by GE. B. Risk of Loss - Risk of loss or damage for Equipment shall pass to Customer ------------ upon installation of the Equipment at a Customer designated Site. Customer shall insure all Equipment installed and all GE-owned equipment on Customer's premises against risk of loss or damage due to any cause other than normal wear and tear, and shall name GE as a loss payee to the extent of its losses. Proof of such insurance by a carrier acceptable to GE shall be made available to GE by Customer upon request by GE. Customer shall notify GE of any material change in such insurance coverage or insurance carrier. 11. REMOVAL OF EQUIPMENT - Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement, GE shall have the right to abandon equipment in place if it so elects, after written notice has been provided to Customer. If GE elects to remove equipment, Customer shall facilitate GE's entry into all applicable premises to permit GE to remove any Equipment and any Software owned by GE and used to provide Services. 12. 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Each party shall defend, indemnify and save the other harmless from and against injuries, loss or damage to the other's employees or property or to the person or property of third parties to the extent they are caused by the willful or negligent acts or omissions of the perpetrating party or that of its subcontractors, agents, or representatives while performing their duties at Customer's or End-User's Sites. C. Except for the obligation to defend, indemnify and hold harmless provided in Section 14.B, GE's total liability under this Agreement shall in no case exceed the Service Fees paid to it by Customer during the six months immediately preceding the cause of action. Customer has accepted this limitation of liability for Services provided hereunder and understands that the price of the Services would be higher if GE were requested to bear additional liability for damages. D. 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The Wonderful, Wild World of Insane Clown Posse and Shaggy 2 Dope
You know what I'm saying?
Nobody has a moderate opinion on juggalos or the Insane Clown Posse, but lately it seems like more people have been able to get down with the clown. Ten years ago, any mention of potentially being interested in juggalo culture or the group in general would be met with complete disgust. But these days, the duo composed of Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope regularly flexes how they still keep up with music, co-signing Danny Brown in the gathering and having George Clinton play way before his Kendrick feature was a glimmer in anybody's eye. Behind the clown paint, you'd be hard pressed to say that the clowns don't have an insane business acumen.
Despite all their triumphs, times are still hard for the two. Juggalos have been deemed a gang under an FBI hearing, and thus it's become harder for the two to be as forward with their music than they'd been previously in some aspects. But not even the combined forces of every government organization on the planet could stop their fucking hustle. In the coming months, Insane Clown Posse are dropping The Marvelous Missing Link: Lost, and The Marvelous Missing Link: Found, a two-part album that adds another layer of intrigue to the already vast Dark Carnival mythos. But beyond that, Shaggy 2 Dope is about having fun and playing until he drops. We talked to him about everything from wrestling to god.
Noisey: Do you know if Coolio ever got that tattoo fixed?
Shaggy 2 Dope: You know what, I have no idea. But it was pretty funny. [Laughs] We were trying to figure out the exact pronunciation of it, and I think we came up with it as "joo-gal-lo." So yeah. A for effort though for sure. He tried but he wasn't really hip on it, he was new to all things juggalo, you know what I'm saying. And I doubt he will ever get it fixed, but it's the thought that counts right?
Do you know of any other celebrities with hatchetman tattoos that people might not expect?
I don't. I think there's a couple wrestlers. Not main event WWE wrestlers, but there's a crew. Who knows with that, if they do, they probably cover it up because they don't want the stigma behind it. So I don't know, I'm sure there are but I've never seen. I know one celebrity for sure—me! Oh! [Laughs]
Got me there, man. [Laughs] It's awesome seeing the tattoo in random places. I remember the photographer that took my senior portrait in high school had a hatchetman on his neck.
Yeah it's always places you'd never expect. It's nice, actually. One of our lawyers, when we first met him, we had no idea he was a juggalo, and he's got one and he's a prominent lawyer. So it's not just scrubs and shit like that that got 'em, people of positions of power and shit got them up under their business shirts, you know?
Talking about wrestling, I read a lot of interviews with different wrestlers like Scott Hall and X-Pac that have wrestled under JCW (Juggalo Championship Wrestling), and one thing that always comes out from that is not only do you guys pay way more than the other indie promotions, but there's just a way higher quality of life under yours.
'Cause we have so much respect for it, you know? How you gonna bring Scott Hall in and give him fuckin' 500 bucks? He's worth way more than that. We try to give people what we can afford and what we think they're worth. We always make sure we pay them too. You're into wrestling, so I'm sure you know how promoters can be. So we be as honest and fair as we can. You know, there's a lot of prominent wrestling OGs that hate the fuck out of it, like Jim Cornette. Which I can't understand. "Ah they make a mockery out of it!" All we do is give wrestling so much fucking respect. We used to wrestle before we rapped, independent wrestlers. That was our first dream, to be wrestlers. It's just like we got a different take on it. Like ECW back in the day was crazy shit, you know what I'm saying? I don't know where the beef is but we've got heat with a lot of people for some stupid fucking reason. Luckily we've got more people with no heat than people with heat.
I mean it all totally flows together perfectly. Your stage show as a group shares a lot of theatricality that's inherent in wrestling, and I don't think many other groups acknowledge the shared connection between wrestling matches and concerts.
Ah man, the whole music industry is like wrestling. Every band has a gimmick just like every wrestler. Some bands' gimmick is not having a gimmick, like, "I'm just a no-frills, no-spills kinda guy, just sitting on a stool with an acoustic guitar" that's a fucking gimmick, man! [Laughs] You got your characters and all that shit. A lot of fucking musicians got storylines going, man. So it's very, very comparable and a lot of people don't realize that, but if you really sit back and look at it that's how it is.
Who was your favorite wrestler growing up?
I mean of course Hulk Hogan growing up, he was like the Michael Jackson of wrestling. Then I got into Ric Flair and Bret Hart from his heel days in the Hart Foundation.
Yeah, he'd be the most hated person in America but he'd cross the border up north and be a walking god.
Right, yeah, his pre-sellout days I guess you could say. [Laughs] He was the real deal.
If you had to pick a favorite out of Sabu, Sandman, New Jack, or Terry Funk who would you pick?
Oh man, it's a hard toss up between Sabu and Terry Funk. Knowing them both personally, it's even harder. I wanna say Terry Funk because he's just the shit, but Sabu in his prime was fucking amazing, he'd come out cutting his fucking arm open in a match and then tape it shut and keep going, so I'd have to say Sabu just based in his prime. But Terry Funk is right there next to him, Sabu's just a notch more.
Seeing some of the shit Sabu would do, all those high spots and stuff it was incredible how unafraid he was to just ruin his body.
Yeah, and then he'd fuck up half the time but it'd still look sweet as shit. He wouldn't even get a "you fucked up chant" because he just fucked himself up so bad.
Do you still keep up with WWE?
You know what, I'm so behind. Of course I watched Wrestlemania but like, I'm just not a big fan of this Boflex era. They look more like Bowflex models than wrestlers these days. Their panties are just a little too small for my taste now, you know what I'm saying? [Laughs] I'll still check it out, but I like TNA a lot just because it's high action and there's a little less of the soap opera bullshit. You actually see a lot more wrestling then the supposed cameras the wrestlers don't know about backstage. But I'm still a mark, I've always been a mark through and through, I just don't watch it like I used to. I'm not really behind on nothing either, cause my homies and I look at the sheets so I still keep up with what's going on.
What would you say makes JCW the best promotion?
It's just a no fuck attitude. It's a mix between smart mark, and kayfabe I guess you could say. I mean kayfabe's been dead since the 80s and to deny that would be kinda stupid. But we still mix it with the realness of it. It's hard to describe the balance of it, but I'll do a lot of commentary now 'cause my body is too fucked up and I had to retire. But I love doing commentary and calling out spots and talking about "ah that's fucked up, I knew it was going to happen," but I water it down of course. But when some really rutheless shit happens it's like "come on man, that was very clearly real!" You can't fake some shit like that. So we still defend it like a motherfucker, you're going to get fucked up if you get in there.
If someone's going through a fucking table, they're going through the fucking table.
Right, you can't fake that. You can't fake getting hit in the head with a steel chair. You can soften it a little bit putting your arms up, but that dent in that chair is real.
What excites you about modern hip-hop, if anything?
Man, that's rough 'cause not a lot. [Laughs] I don't know if it's me being old man music against "whooper-snapper music," I've always been a really big rap head, and generally all music except country and corny R&B. But I've always been a big rap head, and where it's going right now is kind of upsetting. Not that it isn't what it used to be, of course shit evolves, but what it's evolved to is just people talking nonsense that's barely understandable, and thrown together beats. Of course there's exceptions, there's a lot out there that's aight. It could just be a thing when you're a kid and your parents hate your music because it's not what they listened to, who knows. But our business is music, so I try to stay on top of everything.
Did you hear the new Kendrick album?
Not yet, but he's really dope. He's cool, he's up there. Super fresh. Him and J. Cole, there's still people in rap up there just bringing shit.
Moving to the band itself, I'm interested in the mythological aspect of the band and its impact on you, and how religion or spirituality intersected with you growing up. I know you're half Cherokee, and I'm half Iroquois and growing up my father never really talked about god, but only "the great spirit" so I'm curious what your upbringing was like in that sense.
When I was really, really little—like really fucking little—I'd go to church with my mom. I don't remember what age we stopped going. Growing up it was always there, but no one would ever bring it up. It's more than a "religion," the whole notion of us being a Christian band is just so funny and ridiculous to me. And I think it super stems from a track we did on The Wraith: Shangri-La. It goes into the whole "we believe in god" thing but it's one track. It's like we're so karma-based, and there's something somewhere, that's undeniable. There's gotta be, and that's pretty much what we're saying. It could be Jesus and God, Allah, Buddah, whatever. Whatever your belief system is is your belief system and you're not wrong. But we're not making whole records hoping people cock their heads back with their eyes shut and wave their arms in the air. [Laughs] It's not what we're about. We're about "let's go fuck this bitch, let's cut this dude's head off." Which isn't very Christian unless you're on that Old Testament shit. It's basically like we're preaching "take a look at yourself, who are you as a person, and what will you leave behind when you die?" It's up to you. We don't say "do this, do that." Our music is for entertainment, not shoving messages. But there's shit sprinkled in there if you want to pick up on it, it's cool as fuck and that's why we put it in there. If you want to connect with that, that's great.
I think the morality definitely cements a lot of different people together to become juggalos, and make others feel welcome in a community. It's weird seeing people talk shit because it's always people that are classist and don't understand what it's like to have nothing.
Right, I've seen kids tell me they had no friends and now they have a whole crew with them hanging out, what's wrong with that? And that's exactly people's whole thing against juggalos, "oh they're dirty and poor criminals!" No they're not. Sure, there's some, but there are dirty, poor crooks that listen to every type of music. And that whole gang thing is fucking ridiculous, like yeah, I'm sure there's gang members that call themselves juggalos, and I'm sure there's gang members listening to Willie fucking Nelson, you know what I mean? [Laughs] It's just ridiculous to me.
Did the classification get dropped yet?
No, it didn't. The judge just threw our whole shit out of court so we're appealing it, saying it's not a federal thing and it's a state thing. Court, first of all, is a long ass thing, doing anything with the government makes the process ten times slower. So eventually, hopefully, shit turns around. It's kind of like shitting on our music, our career, and what we've built. "It's not music, it's gang material." That's fucked up, we work hard at what we do for it to just be reduced to that.
Yeah, for everything you worked on for over 20 years to be written off as propaganda is bullshit no matter how you cut it.
Exactly. Snoop Dogg says right in his songs he's a crip, but nothing bad happens to him. FBI ain't fucking coming down on him. It's whatever, we're part of the world and the world's unfair, what can you do?
Looking at this new double record, we're on the second deck of The Dark Carnival and the first album of the set is called The Marvelous Missing Link: Lost. What's the album title mean, and how does it sort of fit in with the rest of the Dark Carnival? "Vomit" is a pretty straight up story-telling track about people kind of fucking up in their lives.
We're pretty influenced by the story-telling kind of rap because we grew up with story-telling rappers like Ice Cube and Geto Boys. The concept of The Missing Link is what's your missing link? Every joker card basically holds up a mirror to the listener. What're you doing, what are you doing wrong? This one is what's that missing link in your life. What's missing from your life that will keep you from Shangri-La? It could be anything. Everybody's different, it could be meeting a girl that could help you out, or fucking who knows. If something's missing, you need to find it. There's two records, this one is the "Lost" record, and the next one is the "Found." I mean the Joker's card represents the same thing, the "Lost" record is more heavy and sinister, where "Found" will be more lighthearted. The "Lost" record is a lot of shit like that "Vomit" song. I'd say it's more old-school concept with newer school production. We kept it pretty simple, and it took a fraction of the time for Death Pop to record. It's more grimy and fast-paced.
Is there a missing link in your life?
There's a missing link in everyone's life, man. You know what I'm saying?
What do you think yours is?
If I knew it, it wouldn't be missing! [Laughs] Everyone struggles to try and find it, unconsciously and consciously they're looking forward. Could be in a damn titty bar maybe, or the top of a trail mountain hike. It could be anywhere.
There's so many different facets to the Insane Clown Posse empire from merchandising to movies, have your goals changed at all from when you started?
You know, it's the same, just to fucking keep doing it. We don't know how to do nothing else, this is what we do. We don't have back up traits, we didn't go to college or finish high school. We never tried anything before this. Do better than last year, if possible put out better music, a better tour. We always try to stay in competition with ourselves, to do this until we physically can't anymore. Be the Rolling Stones of this bitch, 80 years old up there rocking and shit.
John Hill has BEEN down with the clown since '92, and is currently planning his summer vacation on Juggalo Island. Follow him on Twitter at @JohnxHill


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As part of the two schemes, 2,500 reflective road studs will be replaced and road markings will be repainted. The work will be carried out overnight between 8pm and 6am, starting on Monday 29 February with the Blyth to Tickhill work. This is expected to be completed before work starts between Barnsdale and Darrington on Monday 8 March. These dates are subject to reasonable weather conditions.
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The second is a Human Guinea Pig column from Slate on the pleasures of historic interpretation. It's a nice piece -- re-enactors and interpreters are not presented as freaks -- and the scene is Claude Moore Colonial Farm where someone I know volunteers (though she's not mentioned in the piece).


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With an Outer Space theme over 160 scouts and leaders converged onto Woodlarks Campsite in Farnham to hold their 29th Handicamp. It was a weekend full of fun and challenges for pupils from local special needs schools including Freemantles and The Park schools in Woking, Abbey school in Farnham, Kings College in Guildford and Portesbery school in Camberley.
46 Explorer scouts aged 14 to 17 yrs old from the borough camped with thirty five children with special needs aged 10 to 16yrs old who were supported by over 80 leaders, including teachers from the various schools.
Over the warm and sunny weekend the young people camped in tents and the Explorer scouts were buddied with and looked after the pupils on a one to one or two to one basis. With the theme for the weekend centred on outer space and aliens they all took part in new and challenging activities such as climbing and abseiling, backwoods cooking over open fires and creating flying saucers made from pineapple fritters, flaming meteorites made from marshmallows and banana and strawberry slices on a stick dipped in melted chocolate otherwise known as fruit rockets. They also tried their hand at kayaking and rafting on the River Wey, air rifle shooting, and constructing model space cars from wood and racing them on a specially made launch pad. The camp was visited by Mr McDonut who entertained everyone with his magic tricks and songs. One of the other popular activities during the weekend was Junk Percussion drumming, which was led by Fabdrumming from Somerset.
The huge three face climbing and abseiling wall was constructed by Scaffolding Great Britain with HSS Southern in Old Woking supplying some of the safety fencing and lighting.
During the weekend, Woking's Mayor Cllr Tony Branagan and his wife Mary visited the camp and experienced the thrill and enjoyment being had by everyone.
Handicamp is a very unique camp and for the majority of the pupils this was their first time away from their families. The weekend enabled the young people, leaders and teachers to integrate and learn about disabilities and conquer fear of the unknown whilst completing the challenging and fun activities in a safe environment.
Going to Woodlarks is the highlight of our school year. 8 students blasted off into space, ready to test themselves to the limits. This year, we were brave, fearless and keen to try new things. The explorer scouts were superb in looking after us and we all went home a stone heavier thanks to the wonderful cooks. This is such a great opportunity for our students to experience things that they wouldn't normally.
-The Park School-
Last weekend I went to Woodlarks along with another student from school and 3 staff: Roger, Natasha and Wendy R. For those who don't know, Woodlarks is a weekend scout camp that lets students from different schools take part in scout activities. Every student has a buddy who accompanies them (ironically my buddy hadn't been before, so I had more experience than him!). We were in a patrol (the patrol you are in is symbolized by the colour of the cap you're wearing), I was in the blue patrol, whilst my peer was in the red patrol. Some of the activities included; canoeing, climbing, outdoor cooking, craft, drumming, archery and shooting. Evening entertainment was provided by "Mr. McDonut", a comedic magician. We had a lot of fun, especially at the closing ceremony, where we had to throw water balloons at our patrol leader (but we also got to throw wet sponges at them for good measure.)! All in all a great weekend!
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Handicamp was amazing once again. The pupils we took along had lots of fun and tried lots of new activities. It was lovely to see them interacting with their buddies and gave the adults the chance to take a back seat and just let them have fun. They made new friends who we are keeping in touch with and came away with some lovely memories. Thank you to everyone involved for making it so special but an especially big thanks to the kayaking team for working out the logistics of getting one of our pupils who uses a wheelchair into a kayak and onto the water. His look of enjoyment was worth all the hard work! See you all next year.
"It was awesome and climbing the wall helped me conquer my fear of heights"!
"I loved it and would choose to stay on in the sixth form if I could go next year"
"I had such a good time because I could take part in so many things and can I please go next year (would be my 3rd year running!)
It is such a magical experience, once you have been you are hooked because you get so much out of it, each year when we drive home we always all say everybody is so friendly, scouts, staff and other children and how full we all are!
-Kings College-
As usual we had a wonderful weekend at the annual Woodlarks camp. We would like to thank all of the wonderful scouts and their leaders for the fantastic organisation. We appreciate all the hard work and dedication that goes on behind the scenes in order to make this event so memorable. It is always wonderful to catch up with the regular attendees, especially those involved in running the different bases.
Our students might find it hard to express their feelings but we know they really enjoyed the whole weekend. Spending time with their peers, being in new environments and attempting different activities can be very daunting for people with autism but the buddies worked hard to ensure our students had a successful and enjoyable weekend.
The catering team worked tirelessly to ensure there was a constant flow of hot beverages -just what the adults needed to keep warm during the cold spells!! It is always amazing what can be produced in the outside kitchen. The meals and snacks were, as always, a feast for the eyes and palate.
Thank you all once again.
From a Freemantles member of staff…..
It had been approximately 7 or 8 years since I had helped out at Woodlarks as various things had contrived to keep me away. I had the pleasure of reuniting myself with the weekend this year and wante d to write and tell you just what a pleasure it had been. It was nice to see old faces and to be recognised in return as it gave me an immediate sense of welcome. It was also nice to see the changes and tweaks that have occurred over the years that have made an amazing weekend even better. It made me realise that Freemantles definitely needs to continue with our involvement. The benefits to our students are clear for all to see and it is important to present the opportunity to as many as we can.
Thanks to all who made it such a positive experience and long may you continue to do so.
The activity I enjoyed the most was rock climbing, shooting, archery and the best one of the all was canoeing. I made lots of new girl mates. At the end of camp we got to have a massive water fight and we got soaked from head to toe, and guess who won the fight? The blue caps won the fight! I was a blue cap!
-Abbey Student-
I really enjoyed being at Handicamp, I have been before and this was the best. I loved canoeing and meeting other people.
-Abbey Student-
I loved all the activities and being outside. The magician was so funny. The food was brilliant!
-Abbey Student-
I enjoyed all of the activities, I played basketball and I saw Mr McDoughnut. He was funny. I ate marshmallows in the woods. It was awesome.
-Abbey Student-
The 29th year of Handicamp was funded by the Chobham-based Children with Special Needs Foundation and the Surrey Army Cadet Force, Woking Borough Council and also received donations from Roberts Butchers in St Johns, Tennakers Farm Shop in Chobham, & M Whitton Trust.
The total cost of running the camp is approx £8,000 – any donations for our 30th camp would be very much appreciated. (Please contact Brian Pinto 01483 480904, email@example.com)


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