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October 1 Deadline to Set up SIMPLE IRA Plans
Of all the retirement plans available to small business owners, the SIMPLE IRA plan (Savings Incentive Match PLan for Employees) is the easiest to set up and the least expensive to manage. The catch is that you'll need to set it up by October 1st. Here's what you need to know.
What is a SIMPLE IRA Plan?
SIMPLE IRA Plans are intended to encourage small business employers to offer retirement coverage to their employees. Self-employed business owners are able to contribute both as employee and employer, with both contributions made from self-employment earnings. In addition, if living expenses are covered by your day job (or your spouse's job), you would be free to put all of your sideline earnings, up to the ceiling, into SIMPLE IRA plan retirement investments.
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A SIMPLE IRA plan is easier to set up and operate than most other plans in that contributions go into an IRA you set up. Requirements for reporting to the IRS and other agencies are minimal as well. Your plan's custodian, typically an investment institution, has the reporting duties and the process for figuring the deductible contribution is a bit easier than with other plans.
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The employer match equals a maximum of three percent of employee's earnings.
An owner-employee age 50 or over in 2019 with self-employment earnings of $40,000 could contribute and deduct $13,000 as employee plus an additional $3,000 employee catch up contribution, plus a $1,200 (three percent of $40,000) employer match, for a total of $17,200.
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Because investments are through an IRA you must work through a financial institution acting, which acts as the trustee or custodian. As such, you are not in direct control and will generally have fewer investment options than if you were your own trustee, as is the case with a 401(k).
You also cannot set up the SIMPLE IRA plan after the calendar year ends and still be able to take advantage of the tax benefits on that year's tax return, as is allowed with Simplified Employee Pension Plans, or SEPs. Generally, to make a SIMPLE IRA plan effective for a year, it must be set up by October 1 of that year. A later date is allowed only when the business is started after October 1 and the SIMPLE IRA plan must be set up as soon as it is administratively feasible.
Furthermore, once self-employment earnings become significant however, other retirement plans may be more advantageous than a SIMPLE IRA retirement plan.
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If the SIMPLE IRA plan is set up for a sideline business and you're already vested in a 401(k) in another business or as an employee the total amount you can put into the SIMPLE IRA plan and the 401(k) combined (in 2019) can't be more than $19,000 or $25,000 if catch-up contributions are made to the 401(k) by someone age 50 or over. So, someone under age 50 who puts $9,500 in her 401(k) can't put more than $9,500 in her SIMPLE IRA plan for 2019. The same limit applies if you have a SIMPLE IRA plan while also contributing as an employee to a 403(b) annuity (typically for government employees and teachers in public and private schools).
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You can set up a SIMPLE IRA plan account on your own; however, most people turn to financial institutions. SIMPLE IRA Plans are offered by the same financial institutions that offer any other IRAs and 401(k) plans.
You can expect the institution to give you a plan document and an adoption agreement. In the adoption agreement, you will choose an "effective date," which is the start date for payments out of salary or business earnings. Again, that date can't be later than October 1 of the year you adopt the plan, except for a business formed after October 1.
Another key document is the Salary Reduction Agreement, which briefly describes how money goes into your SIMPLE IRA plan. You need such an agreement even if you pay yourself business profits rather than salary. Printed guidance on operating the SIMPLE IRA plan may also be provided. You will also be establishing a SIMPLE IRA plan account for yourself as participant.
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As RAB closes shop today, I personally wanted to thank everyone for their tremendous support of this website and my writing over the past four-plus years. It was truly an honor to contribute to this amazing site, to be able to write about my favorite team, and be a part of a really special and passionate community of fans. Keep following me on twitter @ktsharp for all my Yankees stats and analysis the rest of the season and more details on the future of Yankeemetrics.
April 26: When Gio Urshela is your cleanup hitter … all you do is win!
The Yankees got back in the win column on Friday night as they continued their road trip up the west coast to San Francisco and won their season-opening Interleague matchup, 7-3.
James Paxton 'only' struck out eight batters but still was solid in holding the Giants to five hits and three runs. Paxton has quietly been excellent this season in doing the things a pitcher can control on the mound (excluding his defense behind him) — strikeouts, walks and homers. After Friday's start — among pitchers with at least 25 innings pitched — he led the AL in FIP (2.24), ranked third in strikeout rate (36.2%), was third in Strikeout-to-Walk ratio (5.1), and had allowed only three homers in 34 2/3 innings.
Luke Voit had another monster game, going 3-for-4 with 3 RBIs, including his eighth home run of the season. Voit's dinger was a bomb over the center-field wall, another example of his ridiculous dead-center power.
And because there can never be too many #LukeVoitFacts, we've got this for you to enjoy: He is the first Yankee with at least three hits and three RBI in a game against the Giants since Joe DiMaggio in Game 5 of the 1951 World Series.
April 27: The Kraken is unleashed
Welcome back, El Gary! The Yankees won their second in row on Saturday, 6-4, thanks to the big bat of Gary Sanchez and the stellar arm of J.A. Happ. The victory clinched their fourth series win in a row (yeah, remember when they lost four of their first five series to start the season?).
Happ delivered his best start of the season (7 IP, 0 runs, 5 hits, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts), a performance that earned him his first win and our Obscure Yankeemetric of the Series: He joined Randy Johnson as the only Yankee lefthanders to pitch at least seven shutout innings, give up no more than five hits and walk zero batters in an Interleague game. Randy did it in 2005 against the Cardinals and 2006 against the Braves.
Sanchez had only one hit in this game but it was a HUGE one – literally and on the scoreboard. He came to the plate in the fifth inning with the bases full and clobbered a 91-mph fastball deep into the seats in left-center for his first career grand slam. The 467-foot blast was the longest grand slam hit in the majors since Statcast distance tracking began in 2015, and the third-longest home run hit at Oracle Park in that span.
Although he'd never before gone deep with the bases full, Sanchez has been a productive hitter over the last three seasons in those situations. Since 2017 (through Saturday), he was 13-for-29 with 29 RBI and just two strikeouts in 32 plate appearances, and his .448 bases-loaded batting average was the fourth-best in MLB (min. 30 PA) in that span.
Let's give Sanchez some more love with our most-awesome #FunFact of the Series: He is the second Yankee catcher ever to hit a grand slam in a National League ballpark. The other? Yogi Berra against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field in Game 2 of the 1956 World Series.
April 28: Bay Area brooms
The Yankees capped off their third sweep of the season with a 11-5 win on Sunday afternoon, continuing their scorching-hot streak over the last couple weeks. Since bottoming out on April 12 with a loss to the White Sox that dropped them to 5-8, the Yankees have the best record in baseball (12-3). And in that span, they also put three players on the IL — Greg Bird, Aaron Judge, Clint Frazier — while getting one player back (Gary Sanchez). The Little Pinstriped Engine That Could keeps chugging along!
For the millionth time this season, the Yankees raced out to an early lead, scoring two runs in each of the first three frames. Actually, it was the 21st time this year that the Yankees scored first. They are the only MLB team in the last 15 seasons to score first that many times in their first 28 games.
Luke Voit paced the offense with three hits, two runs scored and two RBIs, the third time in the last four games he's had three hits. That's pretty remarkable, considering he had three-or-more hits in just five of his first 133 career games.
Gleyber Torres and Gary Sanchez put an exclamation point on the win with a pair of homers in the third and sixth innings. Torres' blast was a two-run shot — 15 of his 29 career homers (52%) have come with men on base, a rate that is well above the MLB average of 39%.
Sanchez's dinger was the 79th of his career, moving him into a tie for 50th place on the all-time franchise list (reminder, he has played only 279 career games). It was also his 59th longball since his first full season in 2017, five more than any other major-league catcher in that span. And we'll end with a ridiculous fun note: Sanchez has eight homers in 15 games this season, an 86-homer pace over 162 games!


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Graduate Degree Programs in Writing and Literature in Minneapolis
Literature and Writing Graduate Programs offer students interested in the writing process or the study of different types of literature the opportunity to enhance technical proficiency and expand their theoretical understanding of different topics.
Some graduate writing programs include the study of literature in support of writing skills. It is perhaps more common for writing graduate programs to focus on practice in writing essays, research papers, and creative genres such as poetry and short fiction.
Graduate level literature programs emphasize theory, critique and cultural studies. For those who want to build on an undergraduate education with more focused knowledge and training, graduate level literature and writing programs and master of fine arts (MFA) degrees warrant consideration.
Literature and Writing Graduate Program Essentials in Minneapolis
Literature and Writing Graduate Programs are available as graduate certificates, masters in literature and writing and doctorate degrees in literature and writing whether your passion is critical literary theory or creative writing. Prospective applicants typically need a bachelor's degree for master's programs and a master's degree for PhD programs; submission of writing sample and GRE scores may also be necessary.
Requirements may vary between universities and colleges so it is a good idea to find out whether you need a background in a specific field or whether a related prior degree is acceptable.
DID YOU KNOW? Technical writers also have job titles such as Engineering Writer, Expert Medical Writer, Technical Communicator and Narrative Writer (O'Net). [i]
Is There a Difference Between Literature and Writing? in Minneapolis
If you aspire to use a graduate degree in literature and writing as a preparation for a potential career, it may be helpful to differentiate between the two to see what type of program aligns with your goals and interests.
Literature generally refers to any kind of writing. This could mean technical business writing, scholarly writing that has an intellectual or artistic essence, as well as genre. Literature is usually defined by category such as poetry, fiction, non-fiction, prose (e.g. novels, short stories), as well as by techniques.[ii] Graduate Literature courses often focus on the research and analysis of major genres such as poetry or the novel, or on specific periods of history such as the Renaissance. Literary study may also focus on the writings of various cultures such as American or Russian literature, or literature designed for specific populations (e.g. children's literature).
Writing is a form of communication, the result of which is called text.[iii] Writing takes into account things like language, vocabulary, and grammar. Graduate writing programs are often given in a small class format to encourage active student participation. This might include peer editing, group projects and reading assignments that support various writing skills, such as narrative development.
Literature and Writing
In terms of choosing a Literature and Writing Graduate Program, literature classes generally encompass extensive readings and research in critical writings about literature, whereas writing classes focus on writing skills and fluency and may concentrate on a specific style of writing.
For the student interested in research, critical reading, rhetoric, literary traditions and theory, a Literature and Writing Graduate Degree might be considered professional training for further graduate study in English, or as a preparation for potential careers in library and information science, and for careers in teaching.
Types of Graduate Programs in Literature and Writing in Minneapolis
For the student interested in a concentration area, Literature and Writing Graduate Programs are available in:
- Comparative Literature
- Creative Writing
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Comparative Literature
For the student interested in the study of literature and cultural expression, the academic study of comparative literature is influenced by critical and literary theory. Often, this is an interdisciplinary approach that may involve learning another language.
Creative Writing
For the student interested in written expression using narrative, character development and tropes, the academic study of creative writing is usually separated into fiction or poetry. Often, classes help students uncover their own style as opposed to teaching them to copy an existing genre.
For the student interested in studying fiction, non-fiction, poetry or prose of a particular period in history, or a specific genre such as Greek drama. Literature covers historical, scientific, philosophical, and journalistic writings.
Professional Writing
For the student interested in learning techniques associated with writing as a profession, professional writing involves communication, persuasion and rhetoric, information or entertainment.
Technical Writing
For students interested in conveying scientific, engineering or other technical information, technical writing involves research methods, documentation and factual communication about products and services.
Campus or Online Graduate Program in Literature and Writing? in Minneapolis
For many students, deciding on a program format is really important. Do you want the opportunity to study amongst others or are you currently working and better suited to distance learning? If you are looking for campus-based Literature and Writing Graduate Programs you can use the navigation tabs on GradSchools.com to locate sponsored listings by city, state or country, for those who want to study abroad. Otherwise, use the 'online' program type to generate results. For instance, review options such as Master of Arts in Science Writing, Master of Arts in Literature and Writing and Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. Then, request info from the school to find out more.
Find Graduate Programs in Writing and Literature
Do you want to learn how to communicate effectively in specific writing situations and to specific audiences? Do you want to question, interpret, research and critique literary movements and periods that have shaped the way we view literature today? If so, combine your creativity and attention to detail with critical-thinking in a Literature and Writing Graduate Program.
Sources: [i] onetonline.org/link/summary/27-3042.00 | [ii] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literature | [iii] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writing | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparative_literature | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_writing | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Professional_writing | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_communication
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Malaysia slams France's proposal for 'Nutella tax'
The Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) slammed Senator Yves Daudigny's idea as part of an aggressive and unprovoked attack against palm oil, and branded any move to bring it to legislation as "irresponsible" and "badly informed".
The social commission of France's upper house had adopted a proposal last week for a tax of EUR300 per tonne of palm, coconut and palm kernel oil used in human food, on top of existing taxes of around EUR100. This would also apply to imported food products.
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Dr Yusof Basiron, MPOC's chief executive, said that the proposal was based on inaccurate claims that palm oil is bad for health and nutrition, and that Malaysia does not respect the environment.
"Contrary to Senator Daudigny's comments, every nutritional and food expert concludes that palm oil is in fact free of dangerous trans fats, free of GMOs and contains valuable vitamins," continued Basiron.
He even cited a study that found that replacing palm oil would be a bad option for French consumers as it would potentially lead to a rise in the level of trans-fat consumption in the country.
The tax is so named because palm oil is present as the primary ingredient in Nutella, France's favourite chocolate hazelnut spread, as well as pastries and other processed foods. It is estimated that the French on average consume 2kg of palm oil a year—equating to a market of over 125,000 tonnes.
The proposed tax would translate to an EUR0.06 increase per kilo of Nutella.
Loss of livelihood
Over 240,000 small farmers across Malaysia depend on palm oil for their livelihood. In addition to this, many thousands of other jobs in Malaysia depend upon related industries.
"Senator Daudigny's actions jeopardise the livelihood of these farmers," continued Basiron. "We call upon the French government to reject the proposal—it is part of an aggressive and unprovoked attack against palm oil."
He added that Daudigny's motion would significantly undermine the competitiveness of the French food industry, domestically and globally.
Last week, French food makers denounced the proposed tax, saying that palm oil should be banned, not taxed, if it was indeed damaging to health.
"Palm oil as such is not bad for health," Jean-Rene Buisson, head of France's Ania food industry association, said. "Punitive acts such as raising a tax by 300% to push industrials to use something else is absolutely scandalous," he said.
The use of palm oil is increasingly being met with suspicion in France and other parts of the world due to the industry's alleged links with deforestation and ill health. Several leading retailers in France have recently promised to ban or cut the vegetable oil, or switch to sustainable sources.
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Borneo burning: Satellite image reveals extent of thick smoke
Wednesday, 11 November 2015
Borneo Burning NASA's Aqua satellite captures images of the heavy smoke from fires set by Indonesian farmers which are continuing to blanket Borneo and many surrounding regions.
Ancient Indonesian rock paintings rewrite art history
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Cave paintings on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi have been definitively dated as 40,000 years old, researchers report.
Humans dated ancient Denisovan relatives beyond the Wallace Line
Friday, 18 October 2013
Ancient humans known as Denisovans only interbred with modern humans after they both crossed a severe marine barrier in Indonesia, say researchers.
Tropics on track for early climate change
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Tropical areas are likely to experience the effects of climate change much earlier than other parts of the globe, according to a new study.
Brain size points to origins of 'hobbit'
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
A new study of fossil skulls has weighed into the debate on the identity of the ancestor of the so-called 'hobbit'.
Tool makes conservation profitable and fair
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
A new conservation tool could ensure the location of marine protected areas is fair to everyone who fishes, say researchers.
Sea sentinels placed on climate watch
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Marine sensors have been deployed to the north of Australia to measure changes in ocean currents moving between the Pacific and Indian oceans.
Tools push back dates for humans on Flores
Thursday, 18 March 2010
A new batch of stone tools suggest humans colonised the famous Indonesian 'hobbit' island of Flores much earlier than previously thought, say researchers.
Mega-quake building off Indonesia: study
Monday, 18 January 2010
As the search for survivors from the Haiti earthquake continues, experts warn another devasting earthquake and tsunami could strike off the island of Sumatra.
GFC does little to stem global emissions
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Despite the global financial crisis, carbon emissions from fossil fuels rose 2% last year, leaving the Earth on a worst-scenario track for global warming, according to a new report.
Komodo dragon had Australian origins
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
A team of scientists has overturned the theory that the world's largest lizard evolved on the islands of Indonesia.
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News analysis The hobbit had much longer feet than modern humans, suggests a new paper, which has reignited debate on the origins of the tiny creature.
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Monday, 30 March 2009
Analysis of complex shell tools is rewriting the history of human development in Australasia, says one archaeologist.
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Thursday, 30 October 2008
A full-sized forerunner to the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami hit the region between 500 and 700 years ago, a new study suggests.
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Wednesday, 23 July 2008
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October 16, 2012 · By Ken Connor · 2 Comments
Unless you've been living under the rock for the past month or so, you've probably noticed that the campaign season has kicked into overdrive. One of the critical voting blocks being targeted by Democrats are women. The airwaves are clogged and mailboxes stuffed with the message that the crusty old white men who comprise the GOP are engaged in a "war on women." Their goal? To blast American women back into the Stone Age by refusing to subsidize their birth control and their abortions.
This is the crisis facing the modern American feminist. Evil Mitt Romney and his conservative cohorts want to oppress the Sandra Fluke's of the world by making it a little bit more inconvenient to engage in federally-subsidized, consequence-free sex, a little bit more difficult to terminate the lives of their unborn children. Meanwhile, half a world away a fourteen-year-old Pakistani girl, Malala Yousafzai, is fighting for her life after being shot in the head for defying the Taliban by speaking up for women's education. For daring to suggest that women should be allowed to participate fully in society, including pursuing and education and career, she was tracked down and shot by Taliban militants who vow to finish the job if their first assassination attempt is unsuccessful.
This is the terrifying reality facing women across the Muslim world, yet amidst the hubbub of Election 2012 this story is barely making the news cycle. Planned Parenthood is too busy ginning up panic over the prospect of a Romney-Ryan victory in November, and Code Pink is preoccupied with their campaign to "wage peace, not war" with a despotic and dangerous Iran. For some strange reason, American feminists don't seem all that bothered by the fact that in many countries Muslim women are treated as second class citizens – mere chattels in a male dominated society. They are divorced with impunity, routinely abused, killed for breaches of honor, beaten for being in the company of men who are not their husbands, and in some cases subjected to excruciatingly painful and humiliating genital mutilation. They are shot on their school buses while their friends and classmates look on in fear and horror.
By comparison, American women are the freest, most empowered women on the face of the planet. They are CEOs, professional athletes, government officials, political pundits. They are also snarky bloggettes who make a living fabricating misogynistic bogies out of thin air. Instead of directing their time and energy to issues that could use their support and attention – like the plight of women suffering under the boot of Muslim extremism – the majority of American feminists choose to focus on comparatively petty concerns. They want Uncle Sam to force their employer to pay for their birth control. They want abortion on demand and subsidized by the U.S. taxpayer.
But what they don't want is to appear xenophobic, or anti-Muslim, or anti-Progressive. To speak out too strongly against Islam's treatment of women would be to confound the anti-American narrative that characterizes the far-left end of our political spectrum. If the Taliban are shooting young girls in Pakistan, it must somehow be America's fault. The result of our bullish imperialism, our bellicose foreign policy. Never the fruits of a religion that places little to no value on the lives of women.
Muslim women deserve better. They need better. To whom much is given, much is required, and American women have been given quite a lot. They have a voice. They can speak without fear of reprisal. Instead of wasting this privilege on President Obama's manufactured "war on women," they should use it to draw attention to the plight of women who aren't free to speak up for themselves and who are daily being denied fundamental human rights.
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This data protection information explains how personal data is handled, in particular how it is used, stored and protected, as well as the rights to which data subjects are entitled. The Messe Düsseldorf GmbH Internet portal is primarily a marketplace for doing business. Although much information is also available to anonymous users, it is sometimes necessary for us to require data from users, which can be either company-related or personal, in order for them to receive the desired services. Personal data is protected in our systems in accordance with internationally applicable data protection standards, the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679, GDPR) (hereinafter referred to as "GDPR") and national data protection regulations. We want users to be able to rely on responsible and confidential treatment of their data.
Personal data will only be used for the purposes stated in this data protection information or purposes expressly declared at the time of subsequent data collection. This data protection information relates to data processing on our website as well as our trade fair-specific websites (including mobile application), our social media channels and any forms of communication used. It does not apply to other websites to which we merely refer via a hyperlink. Since we are not responsible for their information, we recommend that you carefully read the information on data protection there. Whenever content is requested from our website, personal data (e.g. name of the requested file, date/time, amount of data transferred) about this process is stored in a log file. We thus track user behaviour across the entire website. However, we do not combine this information with data about individual users without their prior express consent. We break down all usage statistics according to the user's domain name, browser type and the MIME type in which this information is read from the browser string (the information contained in each user's browser). We track and catalogue the search terms entered by users in search engines, but this tracking is never related to individual users.
Encryption procedures are used for the secure transmission of payment data. This means that the communication between the user's browser and our system cannot be read by other participants on the Internet.
Wolfram N. Diener (Chief Executive Officer of the Management Board)
Bernhard J. Stempfle
Erhard Wienkamp
Adresse: Messeplatz, Stockumer Kirchstraße 61, D-40474 Düsseldorf, Deutschland
Phone: +49 211 4560-01
Fax: +49 211 4560-66
E-Mail: info[at]messe-duesseldorf.de
Internet: https://www.messe-duesseldorf.de/
Data Protection Officer of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH
c/o migosens GmbH
Wiesenstr. 35
45473 Mülheim an der Ruhr
E-mail: dsb-messe-duesseldorf[at]migosens.net
The purpose of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH is to promote the economy by organising trade fairs and exhibitions in Germany and abroad, by organising or holding congresses and conferences, and by all activities connected with the trade fair, exhibition, congress, and conference business. The main focus of our activities is the organisation of trade fairs, which are aimed at narrowly defined target groups based on their respective professional orientation. To fulfil this purpose, we maintain trade fair and exhibition centres as well as congress and conference rooms, which we use for events or rent out for an appropriate fee. For this purpose, we process personal data of especially exhibitors, trade fair (trade) visitors, trade fair (general interest) visitors, journalists, service providers, suppliers, cooperation partners (or their respective employees, bodies, or other agents), as well as persons who are close to our company due to personal ties. The data processing of personal data is based either on consent (e.g. Article 6, Section 1 lit. (a) GDPR) of the data subject (in particular in the case of direct marketing measures by electronic means or in the case of photo and video use for advertising purposes) or on the basis of other permissions granted by the GDPR for the exercise of the declared purposes of the company, in particular for the implementation of our range of events, for the handling of business processes, for quality assurance and improvement of our trade fair events, including the provision of information to our customers (see item 2.6, categories A, B, F below) before and after an event and regarding subsequent events. In doing so, we pursue the legitimate interest of granting access to our trade events exclusively to visitors with a professional connection to the respective topic of the event in question. This serves to promote the quality of the professional exchange. Subsequent events may also be other events organised or held by us in Germany and abroad that have a thematic connection to the respective event.
Members of trade fair clubs additionally receive promotional information from partner companies via us on such offers that correspond to the stated interests.
Personal data will not be passed on to third parties for the purpose of advertising, unless this is part of our service provision. This is the case, for example, when scanning admission tickets (regardless of their form), exhibitor badges and press badges (admission tickets, exhibitor badges and press badges hereinafter collectively referred to as "badges"). The badges can be scanned by exhibitors, Messe Düsseldorf GmbH or other third parties (e.g. organizers of special forums). This is subject to the condition that the visitor, exhibitor or press representative allows the barcode on their badge to be scanned. The above-mentioned groups of persons thus decide independently on the disclosure of their personal data. The information contained on the badges, which is provided during registration, can be read upon presentation of the badge and stored and used for the own purposes of the exhibitor, Messe Düsseldorf GmbH or other third parties. If Messe Düsseldorf GmbH passes on your personal data to third parties in the context of scanning badges, you will be explicitly informed of this. In such a case, the data protection information of the third party shall apply under its own responsibility.
In order to fulfil the purposes mentioned under 2.5, the following personal data is collected, processed and used for each group of persons:
Group of persons | Data | Category |
Representatives of exhibiting companies | Company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product data, contract and settlement data. | A |
Professional exhibition visitors (representatives of companies visiting trade exhibitions) | Registration data such as company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, if applicable indication of health status, the information whether or not a voucher has been redeemed and whether or not and whether or not it has actually been used to access the trade fair premises, information on branch of industry, product interests aswell as contract and billing data | B |
Exhibition visitors (public events without status as professional visitor) | Name, address, communication data, exhibitor interests, payment data, the information whether or not a voucher has been redeemed and whether or not it has actually been used to access the trade fair premises | C |
Exhibitors of interest (potential new customers) | Company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product data, interests | D |
Contact persons of suppliers, service providers, other business partners | Company data or data of institutions with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on products and services, contract and billing data | E |
Club Members | Name, address, communication data, exhibition interests, payment data, personal data (date of birth, household income, purchasing behaviour) | F |
In all cases listed above, the transfer of data serves the purposes listed in section 2.5.
In principle, all personal data are deleted as soon as they are no longer necessary for the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed. Deletion shall also take place in cases where data deletion is required by law and in cases where the data subject has withdrawn his or her consent to the processing of personal data relating to him or her or has lodged an objection thereto. This does not apply if and to the extent that, despite the withdrawal of consent or despite the objection to data processing, there is another legal basis or there are overriding legitimate grounds for data processing. This may be the case, for example, in the event of the existence of statutory retention obligations (such as those for commercial correspondence or accounting records).
In order to provide our customers and business partners with the best possible service worldwide, we transfer personal data within the companies of the Messe Düsseldorf Group. In order to fulfill contractual purposes or to carry out pre-contractual measures with companies from third countries interested in exhibiting or visiting, it is essentially necessary to transfer data to the foreign representative office of the relevant third country. For this purpose, the relevant data, as listed under 2.6, will be transmitted to the competent foreign representation. In the case of representatives of
In order to provide our customers and business partners with the best possible service worldwide, we transfer personal data within the companies of the Messe Düsseldorf Group. In order to fulfill contractual purposes or to carry out pre-contractual measures with companies from third countries interested in exhibiting or visiting, companies from third countries visiting a trade fair, the visitor's name may also be given to the relevant foreign representation, provided there is no objection to the transfer. The registration data of a company whose representative is visiting an exhibitor at the exhibition stand can - provided the visitor does not object to the scanning of his/her data on the barcode of the admission ticket - be transmitted to the exhibitor visited, irrespective of whether the exhibitor is from Germany, the EU or a third country. In all cases in which we ourselves arrange for personal data to be transferred to third countries that do not have an adequate level of data protection regulated by law, the data will only be transferred if the data recipient contractually undertakes to comply with equivalent standards of data protection and data security as we ourselves do.
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These cookies are mandatory for the use of our websites and cannot be deactivated. The legal basis for the processing of personal data using these cookies is - if a contractual relationship exists - Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (b) GDPR or Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (c) GDPR. In addition, however, it is also our legitimate interest according to Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (f) GDPR. The legitimate interest is derived from the purposes of use of the cookies.
Functional cookies are used to evaluate website usage. Some of these cookies are used/deployed by third-party providers, i.e. service providers carefully selected by us. Through the use of such cookies, we can, for example, count the visits to our website and understand from which other websites a redirection to our website took place. This analysis tells us which parts of our website are the most popular, which are the least used and how visitors move around our web pages. This enables us to improve the performance of the website and optimise the content. The processing of data by means of cookies in this context takes place exclusively on the basis of voluntary consent in accordance with Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR. If consent is given, cookies are deployed for analysis when our website is called up or when an offer provided via the site is called up. It is possible to extend the consent either to individual cookies or to all cookies of this category.
Marketing cookies are used to provide interest-based content and ads. This allows more accurate reports on campaign performance to be obtained. Some of these cookies are deployed by third parties. They receive information about the users use of our website and may combine this information with other data they may have received elsewhere. This enables us, with the help of selected partners, to address visitors who have shown an interest in the content and offers on our website with advertising geared to their interests (retargeting / remarketing). The display of advertising on the websites of our marketing and social media partners is based on an analysis of previous usage behaviour on our website.
Such usage profiles are created partially anonymously or pseudonymously in line with the information stated by the providers of the retargeting / remarketing services we use. Data collected in this way is not used by us to identify users personally and is never merged with personal data stored by us. We use these cookies, for example, to address interested users with the appropriate information and thus to continuously optimise marketing communication with visitors to our website in order to feature relevant advertising content for them, including outside our web pages.
The data is processed exclusively on the basis of voluntary consent in accordance with Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR. If users give us their consent, marketing cookies will be set when they visit our website or access an offer provided via the site, and users will also be able to experience interest-based advertising from us on other websites and social media offerings.
Cookies can be divided into session cookies and permanent cookies depending on how long they are stored.
Most cookies are only needed for the duration of the current service call or session and are deleted again or lose their validity as soon as users leave our website or their current session expires (so- called "session cookies"). These are used, for example, to maintain the registration for our ticket shop.
These cookies are stored for a longer period of time in order to recognise users when they return to the website at a later date and to be able to call up stored settings. This enables users to access the website more quickly and conveniently, for example, or to avoid having to reapply certain settings again. Permanent cookies are automatically deleted after 180 days.
Insofar as this is technically set up on the Internet portal, we offer users the "stay logged in" option for their account when logging in, which can be used on a voluntary basis. If users do not wish to use the login service, they are free to use the Internet portal without the "stay logged in" option. However, when visiting the site again later after the session has ended (browser session), users have to log in again. If they select the "stay logged in" option, they do not have to do this again; they remain logged in. For this purpose, we use an IDP cookie that automatically recognises users when they visit the Internet portal again. In the course of this, a session ID is stored. This has a reference to their account. The browser only stores the IDP cookie; the IP address is not stored. We base the processing of personal data on the granting of consent in accordance with Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) of GDPR, for which the active ticking of the box provided is required. In order to cancel the "stay logged in" option and revoke the consent given for the future, users must click on "log out". The IDP cookie used has a duration of eight weeks. This means that after a certain period of time, users will have to log in again, even if they have chosen the "stay logged in" option and have not logged out since then. Also, if users change their password, they will need to log in again. Finally, we strongly recommend that the "stay logged in" option not be used on terminals that users do not use only for themselves. Otherwise, there is an increased risk of unauthorised access to the respective customer account by third parties.
We also include third-party features on our website in order to use their services. These features use third-party cookies that are placed directly on your device by these services. When you visit our website for the first time, you will be informed about the use of these cookies via the Consent Management Tool. The cookies are only used if users consent to their use. The legal basis is therefore Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR.
Video surveillance is carried out on our exhibition grounds. This is carried out for the purpose of exercising domiciliary rights, preventing criminal offences and preserving evidence in the event of criminal offences. It is also carried out for logistical reasons for traffic management, in particular for parking management, tailback prevention, coordination of passenger bus transports and truck management. The legal basis for video surveillance is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (f) of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), whereby the legitimate interests pursued on our part result from the aforementioned purposes. If and insofar as a video recording is made, it will be deleted after 72 hours, unless longer storage is necessary for the exercise of the aforementioned legitimate interests. In the latter case, deletion shall only take place after the purpose of the processing has ceased to exist.
We offer exhibitors / exhibitor representatives (the natural person behind the exhibitor / contact person of the exhibitor) and visitors the opportunity to book services online.
By using the online registration for visitors (trade fair trade visitors and general-interest trade fair visitors) and for exhibitor representatives (all aforementioned groups of persons hereinafter also referred to collectively as "user" or "data subject"), we collect the data required to process ticket orders in the Ticket Shop. The legal basis is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (b) GDPR. The data collected during registration can also be corrected or changed by the user at a later date and at any time after clicking on the edit link in the user profile, with the exception of surnames and first names. Visitors to the fair (i.e. visitors to general-interest events without trade visitor status) have the option of using a guest access to book services online without registering and without providing additional data relating to the mere processing of the contract. By requesting additional data from trade fair visitors (i.e. visitors with trade visitor status) and exhibitor representatives in the registration process, for example on special trade interests or the type of journey, we are pursuing the legitimate interest of recognising market-relevant trends and opinion developments and better aligning our trade events with the professional interests and needs of the visitors and exhibitors at the event in question or offering digital exchange services among all users. This also enables us to provide users with targeted specialist information even before a follow-up event. The classification of a data subject as either a trade fair trade visitor or a general trade fair visitor is either based on the fact that certain events are only accessible to trade fair trade visitors, or it is based on the fact that the user has guest access to the ticket shop, or it is
based on a corresponding query. All this serves to promote the quality of the professional exchange, which is essential for the successful implementation of trade fairs, exhibitions, congresses and conferences and is therefore also in the interest of both trade fair trade visitors and exhibitor representatives. The legal basis is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (f) GDPR. No conflicting interests of the data subjects that outweigh the aforementioned legitimate interests of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH in this respect are apparent. In the case of the redemption of admission ticket vouchers for free or discounted ticket orders, we base both the registration and the aforementioned request for information not merely relating to the processing of the ticket order on the fact that visitors' services are paid for in full or in part or exchanged for (in part) by providing the personal data requested. The legal basis for data processing is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (b) GDPR. We will also send to those users who have booked a service online advertising on similar goods and/or services of their company by electronic means (e.g. by e-mail). If users do not wish to receive advertising, they can object to the use of their data for this purpose at any time by sending an e-mail to email@example.com or by clicking on the unsubscribe link in each e-mail, without incurring any costs other than the transmission costs according to the basic rates. The legal basis is Article 7, Sec. 3 UWG (Act against Unfair Competition) in conjunction with Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (f) GDPR.
Insofar as personal data of special categories are processed in accordance with Article 9, Sec. 1 GDPR (e.g. requesting health status in order to be able to obtain a free ticket for an accompanying person), we expressly point this out to you at the relevant points.
Online registration (OR) offers the possibility of booking a stand online as an exhibitor at a trade fair (web application together with the associated database). Personal data of the exhibitor representatives are also processed in this process. The legal basis is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (f) GDPR (balancing of interests). The legitimate interest pursued by us lies in the proper processing of orders, for which a natural person is required as a contact person for the exhibitor, e.g. in order to be able to discuss queries or other details. If, in individual cases, the exhibitor is the same person as the natural person placing an order as a contractual partner of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH itself, the latter shall be based on Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (b) GDPR, i.e. on the initiation or fulfilment of a contract to which the person concerned is a party. We will forward the data to the contact person appointed by the exhibitor representative (contact person) for the processing of the order. In addition, the exhibitors e-mail address provided on registration for the trade fair will be sent advertising about similar goods and services of the exhibitor's company by electronic means. If the sending of advertising should not be desired, the use of the processing of the data for this purpose can be objected to at any time by sending an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or via an unsubscribe link in each e-mail, without incurring any costs other than the transmission costs according to the basic rates. The legal basis for data processing is Article 7, Sec. 3 UWG in conjunction with Article 6, Sec. 1 (f) GDPR.
We operate the Online Order System (OOS) for the acceptance of orders and the subsequent conclusion of contracts via the Internet as an online shop for exhibitors. This is a web application and database for ordering trade fair-related articles and services in addition to the stand space. A log-in is required to use the OOS. The providers are Messe Düsseldorf GmbH and its affiliated service partners. We base the processing of personal data here in pursuit of legitimate interests on a balancing of interests pursuant to Article 6, Sec.1 (f) GDPR. The legitimate interest pursued by us lies in the proper processing of orders, for which a natural person is required as a contact person for the exhibitor, e.g. in order to be able to discuss queries or other details. If the exhibitor is the same person as the natural person who places an order as a contractual partner of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH, the latter is based on Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (b) GDPR, i.e. on the initiation or performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party.
We enable participation in interactive surveys so that users can easily share their opinions with other users. Surveys also serve the purpose of being able to tailor the content and services even more specifically to our clientele. We use a system of tagging users after they have voted, so that they can only cast one vote on a particular question. There is no correlation between this tagging and information about individual users. At our own discretion, we share the demographic information
accumulated in these surveys with the other users of the respective fair-specific website, but never personal data. The legal basis is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR.
In the course of Trend Reports we regularly conduct a survey of industry experts from e.g. manufacturers and suppliers on current issues and assessments of the market (so-called panels). The aim is to identify and then present the current trends and relevant topics in the relevant area. Participants can register for the panels either via our website or by agreeing to the information email we send them. The legal basis for data processing is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR. If necessary (e.g. to evaluate the responses and create a report), the respective data will be forwarded to our service provider. A corresponding contractual relationship exists with the respective service providers.
We regularly conduct market research surveys on relevant topics from various areas of the trade fair industry. The aim of this is to identify market trends and the wishes of our contractual partners and users and to be able to react to them. Registration for the survey is made via the information email sent to us, which also determines the relevant types of data. In some cases, we also work together with market research companies, so that personal data - with the consent of the users - is passed on to them. Whether or not such cooperation takes place is determined by the respective information email. The legal basis for data processing is therefore Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR. Consent can be revoked at any time with effect for the future.
We make it possible to order electronic newsletters on various topics. For this purpose, we collect the e-mail addresses of those users who voluntarily register as subscribers. The legal basis for sending the newsletter(s) is Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR in conjunction with § 7 Section 2 No. 2 UWG (consent). We use the so-called double opt-in procedure to register for our newsletter. This means that after registering for the newsletter, the user receives an e-mail to the specified e-mail address asking for confirmation. Users can revoke their consent to receive the newsletter at any time with effect for the future by clicking on the unsubscribe link provided in every newsletter or by sending an e-mail to email@example.com.
Insofar as we run loyalty programmes or prize competitions, all rules and information about the respective procedure and the use of personal data during the term of the programme will be clearly stated in the respective conditions of participation. Furthermore, the information collected is used to verify the user identity and to notify the winners or prize winners. Again, we do not share information about specific individuals with third parties.
Matchmaking is a networking platform for participants of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH events. The matchmaking engine calculates and displays the people, products and/or services that are most relevant to the user of the GRIP matchmaking services. The GRIP Matchmaking Platform thus facilitates the professional exchange between visitors and exhibitors. Personal data is transferred to our service provider, Intros.at Ltd, Epworth House, 25 City Rd, London EC1Y 1AA, London, United Kingdom (as a processor). This service provider operates an event-related digital networking platform (for desktop devices and mobile devices) in the form of the GRIP Matchmaking Service. We base the processing of personal data in the context of the provision of the GRIP Matchmaking Services on Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (b) GDPR. Insofar as personal data is transferred to a third country in the context of the use of the "Teams" and "Instant Video Calls" functions, we base this transfer on the legal basis of Article 49, Sec. 1 Sub-section 1 lit. (b) GDPR. In doing so, we process the following types of data provided by the user himself/herself in the visitor registration or in his/her GRIP profile: Name, email address, city, country, interests (for registered users), usage data of the GRIP matchmaking services, other so-called structural data of the registration, product or service categories in which there is interest. The provision of the types of data listed above in their own GRIP profile is not obligatory for users. Data transferred from the visitor registration can be edited and/or deleted by the user in the GRIP profile. However, the consequence of not providing this data is that the full functionality of the GRIP Matchmaking Services can only be used to a limited extent. In particular, the creation of matches, i.e. the determination of matches with other users of the GRIP Matchmaking Service, is not possible or only possible to a limited extent. In order to be able to use the virtual meeting room function within the matchmaking platform, it is necessary for technical reasons to use the service of the video meeting provider Whereby. If the exhibitor representative uses the matchmaking service and is also entered as a contact person in our exhibitor and product database, this person will be shown there as a matchmaking participant. We base the processing of personal data that takes place when this service is used within the framework of the exercise of legitimate interests on a balancing of interests in accordance with Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (f) GDPR.
Depending on the event organised by Messe Düsseldorf GmbH, web sessions are offered by Messe Düsseldorf GmbH as well as by external parties (such as exhibitors or associations). Web sessions are seminars, events or conferences in which people can participate via the Internet. For example, the latest products, processes or generally relevant technical information are presented to the registered trade public. Participation requires a download and successful installation of the "Zoom" conference software from Zoom Video Communications, Inc, 55 Almaden Boulevard, 6th Floor, San Jose, CA 95113 (USA). A successful registration with the aforementioned provider of this software is also necessary. Each interested participant carries out this registration on his or her own. When registering for a web session after successful registration, the types of data required for participation in the session, namely surname, first name (can also be replaced by the person concerned with a pseudonym) and e-mail address, are transmitted by us to the aforementioned provider of "Zoom", with whom Messe Düsseldorf GmbH maintains a corresponding contractual relationship. We base the processing of personal data in this respect on the fact that the transfer of data is in the interest of the data subject. In particular, since "Zoom" is technically particularly suitable for conducting the web sessions in order to offer participants an informative and high-quality web experience, there is a close and significant connection between the transfer of data and the contract concluded in the interest of the participants between Messe Düsseldorf GmbH and the provider of "Zoom". The relevant legal basis is therefore Article 49, Sec. 1 lit. (c) GDPR. For participation in a free web session, the participant also agrees to his/her data (namely surname, first name, e-mail address, company affiliation, professional position, country) being passed on to the presenting exhibitor, in particular for the exhibitors own marketing purposes. We base the processing of personal data in this respect on the granting of consent in accordance with Article 6, Sec. 1 lit. (a) (in the case of exhibitors based in a third country without an adequacy decision in conjunction with Article 49, Sec. 1 lit. (a) GDPR.
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The following data protection information under item 7 applies exclusively to the application procedure and thus between the candidate and Messe Düsseldorf GmbH.
Upon receipt of an online application for a specific job advertisement, an application based on an initiative application or an application based on a previous recruitment interview, the candidate's personal data will be processed for recruitment purposes. During the contractual initiation phase of an employment relationship, Messe Düsseldorf GmbH has an interest in ensuring that you have the necessary professional competence and personal aptitude for the vacant position. The scope of data processing, the application procedure and the choice of means (e.g. telephone interview, personal interview, etc.) depend on the requirements of the specific job advertisement. These also determine which persons are involved in the data processing and therefore have access to your personal data. These persons regularly include employees of the Human Resources department and supervisors and, in some cases, specialist managers. Depending on your position, your data may also be processed by members of the works council or members of the representative bodies of severely disabled employees by exercising their statutory co-determination rights. These persons have been trained in data protection law and are obliged to maintain confidentiality. If other persons or bodies (e.g. service providers) also have access to your data, this is always done on the basis of a contractual agreement. The specific service providers can be found in the data subject information sent to the applicant by email with the confirmation of receipt of their application.
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The data is collected, stored and used exclusively for the operation of the application process. The legal basis for data processing is therefore Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a GDPR and Art. 6 para. 1 lit. b GDPR. If no employment relationship is established, the candidate's personal data will be deleted after six months. Any further storage of the data will only take place with the express consent of the candidate.We offer a so-called job subscription. This is a job finder service that belongs directly to a specific job market and that informs the searcher about new jobs. Persons interested in working for Messe Düsseldorf GmbH can set up such a job subscription online. There, the interested party enters his / her e-mail address and a password of his / her choice and selects which type of job advertisements are to be sent to him / her after publication on the homepage. Registration takes place according to the double opt-in procedure. In the case of this job agent, the data of the interested party will be stored until revoked after successful registration and confirmed registration and used within the scope of the services of the job agent.
Any data subject has the right to obtain, on request, confirmation as to whether personal data relating to him or her are being processed by us. If such processing takes place, the data subject may request information about the personal data processed by us concerning him or her. Furthermore, he or she may request data rectification, data erasure, restriction of processing and data portability, as well as object to the processing.
Any person affected by data processing has the right to lodge a complaint with a competent supervisory authority.
course, you are free to declare for which purpose your personal data should not be used. If you no longer wish your data to be used for a specific purpose, you can object to any further use of your data here.


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Pigsy from Journey to the West
Way back when, Pigsy was a dignified immortal, a heavenly admiral with more than 80,000 naval warriors under his command. One evening, he got drunk and made inappropriate advances toward the beautiful goddess of the moon Chang'e. He was flogged 2,000 times and banished to the mortal world.
Conceived in the womb of a female boar, he emerges on earth as a humanoid pig monster, complete with a huge belly, pointy ears, and a snout. He makes his home in a cave on the side of Fuling Mountain, living a wretched life.
Then one day Pigsy gets a reason to be helpful. The goddess Bodhisattva Guanyin happens by—she is looking for a few brave travelers to journey westward with a monk in search of sacred scriptures. Guanyin convinces the remorseful Pigsy this is his chance for salvation—join the quest, protect the monk, and gain merit. "Wait for the others," she tells him.
But Pigsy has a hard time mending his lustful ways. He visits the nearby Gaolao Village to kidnap a young lady and force her into marriage.
Just then, the Monkey King and Tang Monk, already on their journey, pass by the anxious villagers. Seeing this wicked scheme, the Monkey King, armed with his golden cudgel, goes after Pigsy, who is armed with a rake. The magical Monkey defeats him, rescuing the petrified maiden and pacifying the villagers.
Monkey King is about to thoroughly take care of Pigsy when, not a moment too soon, Bodhisattva Guanyin reappears, telling them they are intended to be brethren on the same journey. Pigsy becomes a disciple of Tang Monk on the spot, and the three set off toward ancient India.
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Washington, D.C.—The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) urged the Supreme Court to rule that when students post on social media or speak out online while off campus, they are protected from punishment by school officials under the First Amendment—an important free speech principle amid unprecedented, troubling monitoring and surveillance of students' online activities outside the classroom.
EFF, joined by the Brennan Center for Justice and the Pennsylvania Center for the First Amendment, said in a brief filed today that a rule the Supreme Court established in the 1960s allowing schools to punish students for what they say on campus in some limited circumstances should not be expanded to let schools regulate what students say in their private lives outside of school, including on social media.
"Like all Americans, students have free speech protections from government censorship and policing," said EFF Stanton Fellow Naomi Gilens. "In the 1969 case Tinker v. Des Moines, the Supreme Court carved out a narrow exception to this rule, allowing schools to regulate some kinds of speech on campus only in limited circumstances, given the unique characteristics of the school environment. Interpreting that narrow exception to let schools punish students for speech uttered outside of school would dramatically expand schools' power to police students' private lives."
In B.L. v. Mahanoy Area School District, the case before the court, a high school student who failed to make the varsity cheerleading squad posted a Snapchat selfie with text that said, among other things, "fuck cheer." She shared the post over the weekend and outside school grounds—but one of her Snapchat connections took a screen shot and shared it with the cheerleading coaches, who suspended B.L. from the J.V. squad. The student and her family sued the school.
In a victory for free speech, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued a historic decision in the case, holding that the school's limited power to punish students for disruptive speech doesn't apply to off-campus speech, even if that speech is shared on social media and finds its way into school via other students' smartphones or devices.
EFF also explained that protecting students' off-campus speech, including on social media, is critical given the central role that the Internet and social media play in young people's lives today. Not only do students use social media to vent their daily frustrations, as the student in this case did, but students also use social media to engage in politics and advocacy, from promoting candidates during the 2020 election to advocating for action on climate change and gun violence. Expanding schools' ability to punish students would chill students from engaging online with issues they care about—an outcome that is antithetical to the values underlying the First Amendment.
"The Supreme Court should uphold the Third Circuit ruling and guarantee that schools can't chill children and young people from speaking out in their private lives, whether at a protest, in an op-ed, in a private conversation, or online, including on social media," said Gilens.
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is one of the topics I will discuss at my next online lecture with Virtual Animators this coming Saturday, June 27. Both approaches have benefits but also shortcomings.
The other issue I want to talk about is wether to chose realistic or cartoony animation for your scenes. Subtle or broad. Of course that has a lot to do with the design of the character.
I feel these are important things to discuss. Particularly young animators are faced with all kinds of such choices.
If you are interested in joining the discussion, here is the link to Virtual Animators:
This will be my last online lecture for a while, since production on my film Mushka is getting into full gear. I will give you an update on that as well.


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