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National Geographic photographer George Steinmetz was recently arrested for taking aerial photographs of a feedlot in Kansas. He took the aerial photographs for a series on food issues that the magazine has scheduled for next year.
While he faces charges of criminal trespass, the Finney County attorney's office has repeatedly clarified that the charges leveled against him have nothing to do with his photographs or the "ag gag" law Kansas has had on the books for nearly two decades. Rather, they say Steinmetz made the mistake of launching his paraglider from the feedlot's private property and thus trespassed onto their land without permission.
In an age when the government has no qualms tapping your private cell phone calls and monitoring your internet usage without a warrant, this government support of a lack of transparency on the part of giant agribusinesses is both a little alarming and a tad hypocritical.
Finney County attorney Susan Richmeier defended the feedlot's actions to reporters. She said:
There are trade secrets and security issues. What are they taking the photos for? To damage us? Sue us? Why is someone there? If someone is coming onto posted property—the question is why? Most of the feedlot guys would cooperate with any photographer. They just want to be asked.
If Steinmetz had not trespassed, but merely flown over the feedlot and taken photos, would he have violated any laws?
Susan Schneider of the University of Arkansas School of Law said,
A landowner's rights do extend to the airspace above his/her property. But the airways can be analogized to a public highway. If one is traveling through the air for a legitimate purpose in a reasonable manner at a height that would not unreasonably interfere with the landowner's enjoyment of his/her property, in conformity with relevant flight regulations, then it would not be a trespass.
Yet even if he had gone through proper channels and taken off from a nearby property with permission, it's still possible Steinmetz would be facing charges under Kansas' ag gag laws.
What are "ag gag" laws?
Coined by the New York Times' Mark Bittman, the phrase "ag gag" refers to laws that criminalize the First Amendment right of investigative reporters, activists, and agribusiness employees to uncover the truth behind industrial agriculture's food production methods. The goal of these laws is to allow agribusinesses to "completely self-regulate," a prospect which should scare any of us who are aware of the deplorable and inhumane conditions within industrial food production.
Amanda Hitt, the director of the Government Accountability Project's Food Integrity Campaign warned,
Ag gag laws … don't just interfere with workers blowing the whistle on animal abuse. "You are also stopping environmental whistleblowing; you are also stopping workers' rights whistleblowing."
So, what's the real issue here?
According to Susan Schneider,
The real issue is transparency. Farmers, feedlot operators and processors are all producing a product to sell to consumers. And that product is perhaps the most essential product on Earth — our food. Anytime the industry complains that people should not take a picture of how our food is being produced, it casts all of agriculture in a bad light.
I couldn't agree more.
How about you? Where do you stand on the issue of ag gag laws and food transparency?
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Hard News: A few (more) words on The Hobbit
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Islander, in reply to
Sacha _ I'm really tired of being lumped in with a so-called generational bulge, when that bulge includes people born in 1945 & breeding by 1965, and people born in 1965 are supposed to be the same generation...no bloody way, however convenient this is for statisticians & polemicists.
Jacqui -no sneaky editing! Gertrude was a very strong-minded person.
Ben Wilson & andin - your comments need more thought from this disgruntled person (but I agree..)
And Joe Wylie - I had totally missed the fact your mother had died recently - aue aue taukiri e! My condolences...
And re being a pallbearer: the only times I have done it, I was proud to be called upon for that last service. My sisters have washed dead family members: all I can do in some instances is, carry them out to the hearse.
A fraught thread - and one I am loathe to carry on. So - future silence is not deep disagreement nor is it dismissive: it's just that I have only so much mental strength and do not wish to disperse it. No reira, may all be well - somehow - with us all.
Ben Wilson & andin – your comments need more thought from this disgruntled person (but I agree..)
We havent even scratched the surface of what went wrong.
And Joe Wylie – I had totally missed the fact your mother had died recently – aue aue taukiri e! My condolences…
Same from me Joe.
Muldoon had a significant social contract with the older generation, one that served him well electorally.
Talk about skipping lightly by!
Joe Wylie, in reply to
Muldoon had a significant social contract with the older generation, one that served him well electorally.
Talk about skipping lightly by!
Nobody played to intergenerational issues like Muldoon. Late 70s TV advertising featured Fiji cruises and La-Z-Boys, pitched to the presumably happily superannuated Rob's Mob, who were encouraged to dob in solo mums and overstayers.
No wonder the class of '22, as a mid-80s Listener editorial described those who'd experienced WW2 as young adults, felt somewhat aggrieved when the privileges their immediate elders had enjoyed were wound back under Labour. In the 90s they really copped it, before superannuation levels were somewhat restored by the Clark Government.
In an early 80s TV interview Colin Scrimgeour predicted – with heavy irony – that Muldoon could be remembered as NZ's last real socialist Prime Minister. Like the then rural rump of the National Party his socialism was highly selective, but even the unemployed on PEP schemes received award wages during the reign of the self-knighted gang of one.
Jacqui Dunn, in reply to
Rob's Mob
Eek! Flashback!
We havent even scratched the surface of what went wrong.
Heh, I'm not actually that bitter. I think we still live in a paradise. Technology and the steady improvement of things generally has counteracted the decline of Western capitalism. Perhaps that's all tied into the decline - when life gets basically reasonably comfortable for even the poorest members of a society, it's hard to keep driving it so hard.
To that end, I'm reasonably optimistic about the future of the world. It will continue to improve technologically, and rich socialist countries will not grow at the same pace as poor capitalist countries. This will lead to wealth slowly balancing out, which is actually a better thing from a global perspective. It does involve a change in perspective, though - we have so much public rhetoric about some sort of international rat-race, how shameful it is to slip behind the wealth levels of other nations. I don't see it as simply a matter of that. As in our private lives, most people don't strive to be the richest, they're happy enough with comfortable remuneration, and fulfilling lives.
The whole thing about catching up with Ozzie gives me the shits. It's like trying to keep up with the wealthy neighbor on your street, who has already paid off their house. Unless they fuck up badly, or you have sudden wealth, it's not going to happen. Nor is it any reflection on the paucity of your decisions - so long as you are improving your lot day by day, you're going in the right direction. It's a stupid thing to put in your head, and will most likely lead to misery, even when you really don't have anything to be so miserable about.
Sacha, in reply to
The whole thing about catching up with Ozzie gives me the shits. It's like trying to keep up with the wealthy neighbor on your street, who has already paid off their house. Unless they fuck up badly, or you have sudden wealth, it's not going to happen.
Great analogy, Ben.
Joe Wylie, in reply to
Unless they fuck up badly . . .
No doubt this kind of cautious fumbling would be seen as a dangerous lurch towards fucking up badly by the Catch Up With Australia cultists,
Rob Stowell, in reply to
Great analogy, Ben.
Ditto. Spot on.
And there's an element of our worst side in secretly hoping the Aussies do "fuck up badly." Who would that be good for, really? -
BenWilson, in reply to
It's not like there's no room in the Australian constitution - the fucking thing is a book.
andin, in reply to
Heh, I'm not actually that bitter.
Didnt mean to infer you might be even the slightest bit that way Sir.
Perhaps I should have worded it 'what went on'... or something.To that end, I'm reasonably optimistic about the future of the world
Fantastic, I wish the feeling was infectious. How about you as a virus bot?
Ideas can move virally. But I think a lot of people are inoculated against optimism. I need to come up with a new strain.
testing positive...
....for ideation flu -
Coda on the Hobbit Saga (so mush more interesting and revealing about modern NZ than the films!) as documents released ...
But where are the emails between govt and Warners and the discussions they had when they jetted in??
Did anyone OIA those meeting notes????
Russell Brown, in reply to
Coda on the Hobbit Saga (so mush more interesting and revealing about modern NZ than the films!) as documents released …
Those documents are fascinating, and I don't think they support a black-and-white analysis of the dispute on either side. There were plenty of players and it got nasty.
A release to coincide with the Oscars - how quaint.
The Hobbit Saga was underpinned by the CTU and Actors Equity, or whatever it was, they were calling themselves over playing a hand they did not have a right to hold as at the time of the blacklisting the actual "union" had not even been registered - truly amazing – the phrase "dip shit and hopeless" comes to mind
Yeah, generally, I'm far more sympathetic to the workers and their demands from the boss classes than the other way around....
But when the organisation claiming to represent the workers isn't properly instituted, claims not to have actually called for a black-list... but then a day or two later, publicly lifts the black-list they claimed they handnt placed the day before... and also claims one of the main planks of their grievance is nudity clauses when theres no nudity in the particular movie they are using to leverage their (otherwise probably valid) claim...
It seems the actors , the hollywood movie houses, Peter Jackson and the Govt were all spinning or telling porkies to the public in one way or another... None of them smell of roses here...
Stumbled across some surprisingly nuanced commentary on the Hobbit Wars, from a Rings fan site:
Warner Brothers, Newline Cinema and Wingnut Films issue a warning… to no avail!
Russell Brown, in reply to
It seems the actors , the hollywood movie houses, Peter Jackson and the Govt were all spinning or telling porkies to the public in one way or another… None of them smell of roses here…
My view exactly.
Although it's striking how many people can't bring themselves to acknowledge that Equity was the author of at least some of its own misfortune.
As Lew Stoddart put it at the time, they brought a knife to a gunfight.
Rob Stowell, in reply to
None of them smell of roses here…
My view exactly.Equity definitely slipped on a few banana-skins- some of which it may have carelessly left in its own path...
But I reckon Helen Kelly (who only took a public role after things got custardy) comes out looking pretty good. -
I think the issue of right and wrong was made irrelevant by the Government's amazingly wrong decision to change employment law unilaterally and undemocratically - and to cover up Equity's withdrawal of their black ban which happened before the march against Equity and before the law change. See CTU Press release.
Craig Ranapia, in reply to
As Lew Stoddart put it at the time, they brought a knife to a gunfight.
Instead they're now bringing a knife for a shanking.
Particularly disappointing – and bitterly ironic:
"When an actor performs in a screen production, quite often that will be a very short period of filming. There might be a lot of preparation required beforehand, but the filming itself will take a very short period of time.
"So now what the Government has done is they've changed the immigration law so that any actor from anywhere in the world can come to New Zealand as long as they're not here for longer than 14 days. To give you an example, Dame Judi Dench won an Oscar on a performance that took a day-and-a-half to shoot. There's an example of what it means to work in the film industry.
"So allowing actors to come into New Zealand for no more than 14 days is taking jobs. It's taking many jobs off New Zealand performers. It is taking Kiwi jobs."
Judi Dench did that 8 minute cameo in Shakespeare in Love because the set was a half hour commute from her home, she was between theater engagements and the director and writer were friends. Anyone who thinks she'd have come 12,000 miles to steal a day and a half's work off (say) Elizabeth Hawthorne is tripping balls.
So, bullshit example bolstering a crappy argument designed to fig-leaf a disturbing "eeek! dirty foreigners stealing our jobs" spin. I'd love John Campbell or Alison Mau to ask Actor's Equity how many of their members have "stolen" jobs off Australian, British and American actors over the last ten years.
Is everyone determined to learn abso-fucking-loutely nothing from this mess?
Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Is everyone determined to learn abso-fucking-loutely nothing from this mess?
Not wishing to stir but whateva. I learnt that National are still the Party that I still can't stand. With Joyce and Brownlee being the same person acting as two. The performance by them in the house today confirms that. With the lead role of course being the "Key" who cant recall abso-fucking-lutely any thing.
That's a good title for the next froggit, "The Nothing" -
Russell Brown, in reply to
But I reckon Helen Kelly (who only took a public role after things got custardy) comes out looking pretty good.
She brought the skills that had been woefully missing from the union side, and did well with the shambles she found. (It's incredible that Simon Whipp of MEAA went on holiday when it all broke loose.) Robyn Malcolm had been drafted in to speak to media in search of PR value, but she didn't have those skills and wasn't given any coherent message to deliver – she's a good person and a fine actor and I felt sorry for her being exposed like that.
Before it was taken over by the MEAA, Equity had played a cooperative role in the local screen industry and negotiated directly with Spada on industry guidelines. Afterwards, it began to engage in acts of brinksmanship that it inevitably lost on. I know people on the production side who were flat-out lied to by MEAA.
The actors, I think, had some legitimate grievances. I think it was time to talk about residuals for, say, the leads in Outrageous Fortune and NZ actors in foreign film productions. (It's ironic that the Hobbit, the first production to offer modest residuals, was the one targeted.) Some Spada members could have been more responsive. But pursuing employee status for actors as a means to collective bargaining was a really dumb move for Equity. It wasn't going to happen.
The relevant contrast is with Irish Equity, which lobbied patiently and successfully for a law change which allowed screen industry contractors to bargain collectively on industry conditions.
The MEAA style didn't work in New Zealand (you could argue it didn't work too well in Australia either) and the tactic of trying to dictate casting decisions by withholding letters of non-objection was disastrous, because it led to genuine uncertainty at Disney and others about the safety of the New Zealand industry.
MEAA is a Screen Actors Guild affiliate, and both those organisations had interests that were not the same as those of New Zealand actors.
I think it's unequivocally clear now that Jackson and the government, to put it politely, misrepresented the situation with the SAG don't-work order on The Hobbit. It had been essentially resolved by the time of the techies' march, but Warners exploited it to get what they really wanted.
I think they genuinely were concerned by the Bryson case – one techie's long, expensive legal battle over employment status – and that there was an actual risk of producer flight. (Disney was clearly pretty alarmed by Equity's bid to get its private casting notes to try and contest the cast of non-New Zealand actors.) But also that Bryson maybe wouldn't have happened had Weta's HR practices been less shoddy.
Oddly, the law change, as odious as its passage was, has probably had very little impact on the industry. What it says is that if you're hired as a contractor, you're a contractor, and you don't get to argue the toss later. Most people in the project-based screen industry are quite content to be contractors, and HR ineptitude excepted, it should hardly ever be an issue.
But who gave Warners the ban – that great big stick to beat everyone with? MEAA/Equity, which embarked on this course without even having a clear set of demands or negotiating conditions. It's astounding that it's still not clear what the fuck the ban was ever about. And to consider that Equity requested this ban while it was not even a legally-constituted trade union in New Zealand.
As Lew Stoddart said at the time, Equity "brought a knife to a gunfight". And they got shot to bits.
As Lew Stoddart said at the time, Equity "brought a knife to a gunfight". And they got shot to bits.
I'm not even sure it was a gun fight before Equity arrived – just a couple of guys hanging around with guns tucked in their belts.
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"One man's trash is another man's treasure.", a fitting line borrowed from the poem Garage Sale by Tom Zart.
My dad was a tinkerer. He found pleasure in the pastime of fixing/creating things. He wasn't an engineer, had no formal training. If he had been born at a different time and under different circumstances he might have been an engineer but in 1926, at the age of 12, dad had to drop out of school to sell newspapers on a street corner and help support the family. (The Fair Labor Standards Act prohibiting child labor wasn't passed until 1938 so actually children working at a young age wasn't all that uncommon at the time and not illegal.) His two older brothers had moved out of the family home about that time leaving dad as the oldest son still at home. The family, (which then consisted of dad, 8 of his siblings, and his parents) lived on the main floor of a two-story duplex on 35th Street in Detroit.
Dad held a number of temporary and part time jobs until he was able to get a permanent position with General Motors Ternstedt Fisher on October 7, 1936. I don't know what his job duties consisted of in those early years but I believe he "worked the line" at the Fisher Body plant in Detroit and later for a GM plant in Flint, Michigan. He may or may not have tinkered around at work but I know he did plenty of tinkering at home...
Dad had two work benches, one in the basement of our home in Dearborn and one in the garage. If the weather was relatively mild, he spent his after-work hours in the garage. In the winter months, he would be in the basement. Regardless of which work bench he spent time at his hands were always busy.
Besides the typical handyman projects that come along with home ownership, dad didn't hesitate to take on bigger projects. He built the garage and side porch in our backyard, finished the second story of our house, and did much of the rebuilding of our house after it burned in a fire when I was 2 years old. While these projects required construction know-how and a familiarity with tools, they weren't the kind of projects he liked best. What my dad favored was "collecting" broken and discarded things and cobbling pieces from them together to make one something that worked.
Dad was into the "reduce, reuse, recycle" thing long before it was cool. He would drive around one particular residential section of our city on Sunday evenings looking for items he could reuse or re-purpose, things that had been set out early for Monday trash pickup. I often went along with him on those drives and together we would look for discarded lawn mowers, televisions, radios, and tools. I never told any of my friends about my Sunday evening forays with my dad because I would have been mortified if they knew we went trash picking. But the truth is, I enjoyed the quality time spent with my dad and the conversations we would have along the way. We had it down to a science because timing was of the essence. To get the best pickings we had to go late enough that people would have put their trash out but before it got dark which made it difficult to see what was at the curb. Nothing made dad happier than coming home with a trunk full of "stuff" that he could spend hours at the workbench tinkering with.
Dad wasn't just a trash picker though. He also favored visits to the downtown Detroit Salvation Army store. That store got merchandise deliveries first thing Saturday morning and dad liked to be there as they unloaded the truck. No better way to get the best "stuff"! I accompanied him there too and often did a bit of shopping of my own (books, doll clothes, puzzles, etc.).
Once dad got his treasures home he'd set the lawnmowers in the side porch or behind the garage. If he had a particularly large inventory of them he'd stack some along side the garage. The televisions would go in the basement along with any tools or radios. At the time my dad died, he had over 20 lawn mowers in the garage, behind the garage, and along side it. He'd take parts off one to repair another one and then make me cut the lawn to test it out. That part I didn't like, lol! When he got one working, he'd sell it but that didn't happen very often. He refused to buy any new parts preferring to continue his trash picking trips until he found a mower that had the part he needed. It's amazing how many parts there were in those little Briggs and Stratton engines!
When it came to the television sets, he was always pulling out tubes and taking them for testing at Cunningham's Drug Store. Once again his aim was to cobble together a working set from discarded non-working ones. Sometimes he was successful, more often than not the TV got added to the collection on the shelves reserved for parts.
And then there were the cars... it seemed like my dad was always tinkering with cars. Of course that was back in the day when people could potentially repair their own cars... adjust the timing, clean and gap plugs, adjust the points or replace them, clean the carburetor, replace distributor caps or spark plug wires, grease the joints, do brake jobs, change the oil, rotate tires, etc. My brothers were right there with my dad doing all the car repairs and after dad got a winch in the garage they even overhauled an engine together. My brothers became tinkers too (no surprise there). Dad didn't like to buy new parts for the cars either but he couldn't find a way to collect them for spare parts. We just didn't have enough space in our little suburban back yard (thank you God!). So dad was a frequent visitor of the "junkyards" (scrapyards) in the area.
Like my mom, my dad was a product of growing up during the Great Depression. He lived through many difficult years when there wasn't always food on the table, at least not in sufficient quantities to feed his 6'2" frame. It made him resourceful in ways that seemed silly and embarrassing to me as a kid growing up in the 1950s and 60s. But his skills and resourcefulness served him well and gave him a purpose as he wiled away the hours at his workbenches and under the cars. He never had much in the way of a formal education but if he could find a manual for it or dismantle it himself, he could fix just about anything. He was a handyman. He was obviously mechanically inclined and probably would have made a darn good engineer. He retired from General Motors after 38 years of employment. His last job with GM was at the Warren Tech Center where he was a crib attendant (handing tools out to the engineers). A fitting job for a lifetime tinkerer.
It's funny how what used to be embarrassing is now cool. My dad wasn't reusing and recycling to save the planet. He was doing it to save money which was very understandable considering the life lessons he learned growing up during the Great Depression. Whatever the reason, I'm proud of his resourcefulness. I used to be embarrassed to bring friends home where they would see his piles of lawn mowers. Now I wish I could bring friends back to see those piles of lawnmowers so I could brag about how good dad was at "reclaiming" (the new popular word for trash picking ;-) and reusing! {grin}
Every family has a handyman, or woman, somewhere on their family tree. My dad was that guy.
Written for the 100th edition of the Carnival of Genealogy. The digi-scrap kit used to make my scrapbook page is called "Man at Work" and it's available at the Studio Girls web site.


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This month marks the second in our new series of guest posts from academic librarians around the biblioblogosphere. October's post is from Iris Jastram, the Reference & Instruction Librarian for Languages and Literature at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. She also blogs at Pegasus Librarian.
While we were all busy wondering what it means to be a librarian in the Age of Google, we got flanked. This is not the Age of Google after all. That was just a distraction — a clever and dazzling light show. Meanwhile, behind the curtain, a totally different age was gathering itself: The Age of Big Access.
We saw and were outraged by Elsevier's extortionist tactics. You know the story: our scholarly communities can't function without these journals. We needed to provide access, Elsevier knows we needed to provide access, and so we have no leverage. The part of our librarianly DNA that is hardwired to provide access and further scholarly pursuits kicks in and overrides everything else.
We saw and were outraged by OCLC's revised Use and Transfer guidelines. Sure, we could decide not to hand the record over to OCLC, but then the other systems that we really do need (such as ILL) wouldn't work as well. We couldn't lend our items, which means we couldn't build up credits, which means that we couldn't afford to borrow as much. Our scholarly community would suffer. We need to provide access, OCLC knows we need to provide access, and so we have no leverage. That librarianly DNA kicks in again.
We saw and were outraged by EBSCO's increasing holdings of exclusive rights to periodicals, often offered through increasingly obscure EBSCO aggregators. But we need to provide access, the journals know it, they contract with EBSCO to get as much out of EBSCO as they can, we have no leverage. That blasted librarianly DNA keeps kicking in.
We saw and were outraged by Nature Publishing Group's price hikes, made public by the University of California system when that system announced a boycott (PDF) of all of Nature's periodicals and Nature-related activities. How dare Nature sell our own work back to us at such a price, we asked. Because we need to provide access to these things, Nature knows it, and so we have no leverage. Is there any way to amputate DNA?
We saw and were outraged by OCLC yet again when a lawsuit reminded us just how often we have no choice of vendor now that OCLC controls our cataloging, ILL, and to a lesser but growing extent, our catalogs. Apparently librarianly DNA loves these parasitic relationships around providing access.
And weren't we just talking about how we're no longer gatekeepers now that there's so much free information out there? What about information overload and result fatigue? Have we wondered and worried about our futures so long that the future got written by big corporations in the business of selling us access, and selling it to us again, and then selling it to us again?
As usual, Barbara Fister is way ahead of me with her Liberation Bibliography manifesto. But what about me? I don't have an activist bone in my body, but surely recognizing that I'm living the wrong future must have some effect. Surely there's a place for instruction librarians in this alternate future.
I was pretty comfortable with my role as an instruction librarian in the Age of Google. I'm totally at sea trying to figure out my role as an instruction librarian in the Age of Big Access.


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Module I - Overview of training in sultanpur Website Designing & Development Course
• What a website exactly Is?
• What is HTTP – Hyper Text Transfer Protocols?
• What is FTP – File Transfer Protocols?
• WWW Standards
• What is a Domain?
• What is Website Hosting?
• How website works?
• What is a training in sultanpur static website?
• What is a dynamic website?
• What are portals?
• What are search engines?
• What are Web directories?
• What is a blog?
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• Introduction to Web Hosting
• Purchasing Domain Names
• Purchasing Web Hosting
• Difference between Shared, VPS & Dedicated Servers
• Connecting Domain & Hosting
• FTP Users & Using File Zila.
• Domain Control Panels
• Web Hosting Control Panels
Starting With Website Designing Course
Module III - Getting Started with HTML – Hyper Text Markup Language
• What is HTML – Hyper Text Markup Language?
• HTML Codes & Tags Overview
• Creating HTML files?
• Using Paragraph Tags?
• Using heading Tags?
• Using IMAGES in Web Pages?
• Creating Hyper Text?
• Creating Tables in HTML?
• What is marquee and how to use it?
• How to create blinking text?
• Using HR tags in HTML?
• Using Colspan & Rowspan in html?
• How to create list in html?
• Creating backgrounds in html file?
• Creating forms in HTML?
• Other Knowledge Resources?
Module IV - Getting Started with CSS – Cascade Styling Sheets
• Cascading Style Sheets Overview
• Types of CSS Style Sheets
• Use of Class Selector
• Use of ID Selector
• Using DIVS for creating a web page?
• How create menu in CSS?
• How to create dropdown menus in CSS?
• Using different fonts in CSS?
• Using alignments in CSS?
• What is padding and margin in CSS?
• What is floating in CSS?
• Creating lists in CSS
• How to create beautiful webpage in CSS?
• Other Knowledge Resource?
Starting With Website Development & PHP Course
Module V - PHP Hypertext Preprocessor
• What PHP Exactly Is?
• How does PHP Works?
• Creating PHP File?
• Basic PHP Syntaxes
• Using PHP Statements and Whitespaces
• How to Use Comments in PHP?
• What Are the PHP Functions?
• Different Data Types in PHP
• What are the Variables in PHP?
• What are the Constants in PHP?
• Make Use of PHP Operators?
• Creating Dynamic Pages Using PHP Codes
• Difference between Single Quotes &. Double Quotes
• Using If and else Conditions in PHP?
• What are the Loops in PHP?
• Explaining Loops?
• What are the Arrays in PHP?
• Including Files?
• Creating registration processes in php?
• Creating login processes in PHP?
• Getting data through forms via emails?
• Creating subscription methods in PHP?
• Using URL rewriting techniques
• Creating select query in PHP?
• Creating insert query in php?
• Displaying data in PHP?
• Creating Search Box in PHP?
• Creating factorization in PHP?
• Displaying images in php?
• Displaying data in loop?
• Running sliders in PHP?
• Creating fully functional Dynamic websites Using PHP?
• How to create payment gateways in Dynamic Websites?
• Other Knowledge Resources?
Module VI - My SQL Data Bases Training Course
• MySql Methods and Properties
• Inserting and Updating Records
• MySql Prepared Statements
• Authentication with PHP and MYSQL
• A Database-less Login Form
• Session Control and Cookies
• Sessions
• Writing to a File
• File Locking
• Directory Functions
• Getting a Directory Listing
• Creating a Dreamweaver site
• Site creation - basic
• Site creation – advanced
• Uploading Files via an HTML Form
• Getting File Information
• More File Functions
• Database connections • Session Functions
• Cookies
• JavaScript language fundamentals
• mail
• PHP Mailer
• File System Management
• Reading from a File
Getting Start Working with CMS – Content Management systems Training Course
Module VII - Opencart CMS – Developing & Managing Ecommerce Websites
• What is Open Cart – An Introduction?
• How to Install Open Cart?
• How to manage an Open Cart Website?
• Installing Themes in Open Cart
• Extending Features of open Cart
• Product Management in Open Cart
• Managing Categories
• Managing Products
• Managing General
• Managing Data
• Managing Links
• Managing Attributes
• Managing Discounts
• What is Special?
• Managing Image
• Managing Options
• Creating Manufacturers or Brands
• Downloads Management
• Reviews Management
• Creating Information Pages About Us, Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions
• How to Insert new pages in the Information box
• Managing Extensions
• Creating reports in Opencart?
• Localization Management
• Implementing Payment methods in opencart?
• Knowledge Resources?
Module VIII - WordPress CMS – Developing & Managing Dynamic Websites
• What is WordPress - An Introduction?
• How to Install WordPress?
• Introduction of WordPress User Interface
• Understanding the WordPress Dashboard
• Managing and Creating WP Pages
• Managing Tags
• Managing Media
• Finding and Using WordPress Plugins
• Upgrading and Extending with WordPress Plugins
• Working with WordPress Themes & Templates
• Understanding the Structures of WordPress Themes
• Installing, Configuring and Customizing Themes
• Difference between Posts & Pages
• Organizing Posts with Categories
• Make use of WP Tags
• Creating and Managing Navigations and Menus
• Knowledge Resources?
Module IX - Start Working with Live websites
• What is an Offline Website?
• What is an Online Website?
• How to Download a Website using File Zila?
• How to Upload a Website using File Zila?
• What is FTP - (File Transfer Protocols)
• What is Host Name in FileZila?
• How to Use FTP User Name and Password in FileZila?
Module X - Earning Money with Website Designing & Development Training Course
• How you can earn after website designing and development course?
• How to make use of freelancing websites?
• Promoting your services through Social Media, Bookmarking, Web Directories and Classifieds.
• How to Start with a job in web designing & development?
• How you can make money with blogging?
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1.1. SCATTERS is subject to the provisions of these Terms and Conditions (or simply "the Terms") and all its content is owned and operated by us and is accessed and used by you under these Terms and Conditions.
1.4. You must read and understand these Terms and Conditions fully before accepting the agreement and using our Website in any way. In the case that you do not agree with any part of these Terms and Conditions, you must not use or continue to use the Website.
1.5. The Terms defined herein regulates the usage of games provided through SCATTERS. (hereinafter referred to as the 'website')
1.6. GAMMIX LTD. is a company incorporated in Malta with registration number C68405, and subject to Maltese law, having its registered address at 77, Spinola Road, St Julian's, STJ 3017, Malta.
1.7. GAMMIX LTD. is licensed and regulated in Malta by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), with license number MGA/B2C/295/2015 issued on the 1st August 2018.
1.7.1. Game providers approved and regulated by the MGA for GAMMIX LTD:
1.7.2. Net Ent Malta Limited MGA/B2B/109/2004
1.7.3. Evolution Gaming Malta Limited MGA/B2B/187/2010
1.7.4. Playtech P.L.C. MGA/CRP/137/2007
1.7.5. Play'n Go Malta Limited MGA/B2B/225/2012
1.7.6. Yggdrasil Gaming Limited MGA/B2B/230/2012
1.7.7. Digital Software Limited MGA/B2B/204/2011
1.7.8. Wazdan Limited MGA/B2B/206/2011
1.7.9. Relax Gaming Limited MGA/B2B/246/2013
1.7.10. Thunderkick Malta Limited MGA/B2B/248/2013
1.7.11. Nolimit City Limited MGA/B2B/299/2015
1.7.12. Oryx Gaming Limited MGA/B2B/298/2015
1.7.13. Tom Horn Gaming Limited MGA/B2B/333/2016
1.7.14. Edict Malta Limited MGA/B2B/336/2016
1.7.15. Pragmaticplay Limited MGA/B2B/317/2016
1.7.16. Booming Games (Malta) Limited MGA/B2B/459/2018
1.7.17. Red Tiger Gaming (Malta) Limited MGA/CRP/480/2018
1.7.18. Spadegaming Malta Limited MGA/B2B/482/2018
1.7.19. Elk Studios Malta Limited MGA/B2B/605/2018
1.7.20. TV Žaidimai, UAB RN/125/2019
1.7.21. ISB Magma Limited MGA/CRP/624/2018
1.7.22. Blueprint Gaming Limited RN/113/2019
1.7.23. OT Malta Limited MGA/B2B/641/2018
1.7.24. Microgaming Europe Limited MGA/B2B/139/2007
1.7.25. HGMT Limited MGA/CRP/501/2018
1.7.26. Greentube Malta Limited MGA/B2B/120/2006
1.7.27. Endorphina Limited MGA/B2B/404/2017
1.7.28. Ezugi Ro S.R.L. RN/141/2019
1.7.29. Swintt Malta Ltd MGA/B2B/745/2019
1.7.30. Lazinco Technologies Limited RN/137/2019
1.8. All reference to Player, you, yours and/or your, has the meaning of reference to any user which plays on SCATTERS. All reference of us, we, our, and/or ours, has the meaning of reference to GAMMIX LTD., SCATTERS or the Website.
1.9. Games", "the Games" or "Game" is referred to as any of the gaming products offered at the Website. The version of this agreement is currently version 18 and was last updated 01/04/2020 and is valid until a new version is in place on the Website and is accepted by the Player.
1.10. The Terms and Conditions also apply to all platforms and devices that enable game play of games provided by GAMMIX LTD. on SCATTERS.
1.11. We reserve the right to modify these Terms and Conditions and, thus, to amend this agreement between you and GAMMIX LTD. at any time. We will notify you of any changes in advance, and such change will not come in force in your sole respect unless and until you re-confirm acceptance of the changes. Where the changes made to the Terms and Conditions are material, you will be notified in advance and given a time period to accept the changes. You will not be allowed to make use of your account after the lapse of the given time period, unless you accept such changes. The full Terms and Conditions text shall be available to see in respective homepage of the Website.
1.12. These Terms and Conditions become applicable when you register and confirm your registration details in the registration process at the Website. By registering an account with GAMMIX LTD., you agree that you have read these Terms and Conditions and accept them.
1.13. You understand and agree to be bound by the Terms and Conditions contained in this text, as may be amended from time to time.
1.14. These Terms & Conditions may be published in a number of languages, reflecting the same principles, for information purposes and to help players. It is however only the English version that is the legal basis of the relationship between you and GAMMIX LTD. In case of any discrepancy between the English version and the non-English version of these Terms and Conditions, the English version shall prevail at any event.
2. General Rights and Obligations & Account
2.1. By entering and using our site you state and confirm subject to sole liability that you are over 18 years of age or comply with a higher minimum legal age, stipulated in the jurisdiction of your residence under the laws applicable to you. It is your sole responsibility to know whether online gambling is legal in your country of residence.
2.2. It is your sole responsibility to ensure that the information you provide is true, complete and correct.
2.3. You hereby undertake to inform us whenever you become aware that the information provided to us ceases to be true, complete and correct and to provide us with updated information.
2.4. You hereby accept that you may only use and hereby warrant to only use the Games on your own behalf and not on the behalf of any other person, entity or company. If we become aware that you are not using your account on behalf of someone else, your account shall be suspended and/or closed and we shall take any further actions as may be required by law.
2.5. You may participate in the Games strictly in your personal non-professional capacity for recreational and entertainment reasons only.
2.6. You are solely responsible to follow any applicable law in your country of residence and if you are permitted by applicable law in your country of residence to play and thus open an account with us. We take no responsibility whatsoever if you make any violation or breach of any applicable law. Otherwise, we reserve the right to reject your account submission or to deactivate your account without any liability towards you.
2.7. The Company will not assume any liability whatsoever in this regard and will not reimburse any player deposits, winnings or any losses as a consequence of the violation of any legal provision that may be applicable to the player.
2.8. The use of the on-line casino is forbidden where you are a citizen of any of following countries:
2.9. Afghanistan, Albania, American Samoa, Angola, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belarus, Benin, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Botswana, Bouvet Island, British Indian Ocean Territory, Brunei, Burundi, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burundi Cambodia, Central Africa Republic, China, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Cuba, Cape Verde, Cayman, Chad, Christmas Island, Cocos Islands, Comoros, Cook Islands, Curacao, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Ethiopia, East Timor, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, France, Ghana, Gabon, Greece, Guadalupe, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Heard Island and McDonald Islands, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Ivory Coast, Jamaica, Jordan, Kenya, Kiribati, Latvia, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Macao, Macedonia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritius, Martinique, Mauritania, Mayotte, Micronesia, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nicaragua, North Korea, Nauru, New Caledonia, Nigeria, Niue, Norfolk Island, Pakistan, Panama, Palestinian Territory, Pitcairn, Reunion, Romania, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Saint Martin (French part), Senegal, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovakia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Spain, Syria, Suriname, Tanzania, Togo, Tonga, Trinidad & Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United States, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Vanuatu, Wallis and Futuna, Western Sahara, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe and /or any other jurisdiction where Your participation would be in conflict with any applicable law or any other rules.
2.10. GAMMIX LTD reserves the right not to accept player registrations from countries that are blacklisted by the FATF or other institutions dedicated to the prevention of money laundering and the use of the financial system for terrorist financing from time to time including the EU Commission through the list of high-risk third countries with strategic deficiencies, and countries sanctioned by the EU and the UN.
2.11. You must register your account by following the on-screen instructions. You will be asked to provide us with personal information. Your name, surname, permanent residential address, date of birth, place of birth, nationality, identity reference/passport number, email address and confirmation of 18+ age are required for the fulfilment of our obligations under Anti-Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorism Laws and Gaming Laws. We will not be able to create your account without this information. This personal data will be held in line with our Privacy Policy.
2.12. You may only participate in any Game only if you have enough funds on your account for such participation.
2.13. You may not use funds that is tainted or associated with any illegality actions, money laundering, fraud or other illegal and/or criminal activity including that it does not originate from any illegal and/or criminal activity or source.
2.14. You are solely responsible for reporting and accounting for any taxes or other fees applicable to you under the relevant laws for any winnings that you receive from GAMMIX LTD.
2.15. You understand that by playing Games provided by us, you take the risk of losing money deposited into your account.
2.16. You shall not be involved in any fraudulent, collusive, fixing or other unlawful activity in relation to your or third parties' participation in any of the Games and shall not use any software-assisted methods or techniques or hardware devices for your participation in any of the Games. We hereby reserve the right to invalidate any betting in the event of such behaviour.
2.17. You may only use the software for your own personal, recreational use in accordance with the rules, Terms and Conditions we have established herein and in accordance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations.
2.18. You shall be courteous to other players using the Website as well as support personnel employed by GAMMIX LTD. and avoid rude or obscene comments, use any form of hate speech, threat, violent behaviour, nor any form of bullying or harassment towards other.
2.19. In order for you to be able to place bets and deposit money, you must first register personally with us and open an account ("account").
2.20. You are allowed to have only one account per player, per household, per physical address, per IP address and register this personally. You may only open one account on the Website provided by us. If you attempt to open more than one account, all betting accounts you try to open may be blocked or closed and any bets may be voided. GAMMIX LTD. has the right to terminate any duplicate account at any time. If you notice that you have more than one registered Account you must notify us immediately. Failure to do so may lead to your Account being blocked for access.
2.21. You must enter all mandatory information requested into your registration form and you acknowledge and agree that all information that you give us, such as but not limited to, valid address and email, during the term of validity of this agreement is complete, true, correct, and that you will immediately notify us of changes of such information or change such details by yourself on the Website.
2.22. You are hereby notified that we carry out verification procedures and that, your Account may be blocked for access or closed if you are found to supply false or misleading information. You are required to update and keep up to date the mandatory information provided in the registration form in the event such information changes.
2.23. As part of the registration process, you will have to choose your username and password for your login into the Website(s). It is your sole and exclusive responsibility to ensure that your login details are kept securely. You must not disclose your login details to anyone. We are not responsible for any abuse or misuse of your Account by third parties due to your disclosure, whether intentional or accidental, whether active or passive, of your login details to any third party. In the case there is a suspicion that such information should have been compromised you must inform GAMMIX LTD. at your earliest convenience and take proper actions to prohibit or prevent any unauthorized access to any part of your account or funds.
2.24. Transferring funds from your Account to other players or receiving money from other players into your Account, or transfer, selling and/or acquiring user accounts is prohibited.
2.25. GAMMIX LTD. reserves the right to refuse or close an Account at its sole discretion but any contractual obligations already made by GAMMIX LTD. shall, without prejudice to any rights available at law to GAMMIX LTD., be honoured accordingly.
2.26. We prohibit player collusion and do not allow any kind of robots and programmed devices to participate in game play.
2.27. If you wish to close your account, you may do so at any time, by contacting customer support in written form. The effective closure of the Account will correspond to the termination of the Terms and Conditions. In case the reason behind the closure of the Account is related to concerns about possible gambling addiction the player shall indicate it.
2.28. For retention of your data following account closure, please refer to the Privacy Policy.
2.29. The privacy terms and conditions and collection of data are regulated on the Website with our Privacy Policy.
2.30. By accessing our Website you accept and allow the conditions under which we collect and process data and our principles of data protection.
2.31. Any information you send us will be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy
2.32. You agree to indemnify us and hold us harmless in respect of the release of any personal (or other) data pursuant to these Terms and Conditions and our Privacy Policy.
3. Deposits
3.1. We do not charge fees for processing deposits, however your bank may impose fees which Gammix is not responsible for.
3.2. We may assign minimum deposit levels as specified on the Website.
3.3. Depositing funds into your account is made by use of any of the methods specified on the Website, as may be amended from time to time. Details in respect to the timings for withdrawals in respect to the method utilized are available on the relevant pages of the Website, as may be amended from time to time. We shall be processing withdrawals within 2 business days of the request and not earlier of you providing all due diligence documentation required.
3.4. Deposited amounts are available on the Account within a reasonable amount of time after the confirmation of the deposit on all available deposit options unless extra verification procedures are needed.
3.5. We reserve the right to use additional procedures and means to verify your identity (Know Your Client) when effecting deposits into your Account.
3.6. If GAMMIX LTD. mistakenly credits Your Account with winnings that do not belong to you, whether due to a technical or human error or otherwise, the amount will remain property of GAMMIX LTD. and the amount will be transferred from Your Account. If prior to GAMMIX LTD. becoming aware of the error You have withdrawn funds that do not belong to You, without prejudice to other remedies and actions that may be available at law, the mistakenly paid amount will constitute a debt owed by You to GAMMIX LTD. In the event of an incorrect crediting, you are obliged to notify GAMMIX LTD. immediately by email.
3.7. You shall only use credit card and other financial instruments that are valid and lawfully belong to you.
3.8. The minimum deposit amount is 10 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency).
3.9. It is illegal and prohibited to deposit money from ill-gotten means, or money which derive from any illegal, fraudulent or otherwise prohibited activity or source.
3.10. We do not accept cash funds sent to us.
3.11. The Account cannot be considered as a bank account and is therefore not insured, guaranteed, sponsored or otherwise protected by any banking insurance system. Moreover, any money deposited in your Account will not earn any interest.
3.12. We may at any time remove any positive balance on your Account against any amount you owe to us when we re-settle any bets or wagers pursuant to duplicate accounts, collusion, cheating, fraud, criminal activity or errors.
3.13. Please note that credit card transactions will appear on your billing statements as "Gammix Ltd"
3.14. GAMMIX LTD. accept payments made in different currencies. In case your payment account (your bank account or your eWallet-account) is in a different currency as the ones offered to you, GAMMIX LTD., or you bank/eWallet as the case may be, will convert the funds to the currency chosen upon registration, before depositing it to your account. Likewise, the funds you withdraw could be sent to you in a different currency as the one set up in your bank/eWallet, as the case may, will convert the funds to your payment account currency. Please note that any exchange premiums are payable by you.
3.15. GAMMIX LTD. reserves the right to use additional procedures and means to verify your identity both before and after effecting deposits into Your Member Account.
3.16. We shall keep your funds separately from our own funds through the use of a Client's Account with a credit institution approved by the Malta Gaming Authority.
3.17. By depositing money you agree not to make any charge-backs, reversals or otherwise cancel any deposits into Your Player Account, and you agree to refund and compensate us for any reasonable costs incurred by us in connection with any charge-back, reversal or cancellation of any deposits.
4. Withdrawals
4.1. In relation to deposits and withdrawals of funds into and from your Account, you shall only use such credit cards and other financial instruments that are valid and lawfully belong to you.
4.2. Available withdrawal options are clearly stated on the Website and may differ depending on the market from which the Player originates.
4.3. Players may request to withdraw part or all of his / her real money balance at any time. Players can withdraw real money balance before satisfying bonus wagering, by doing so they will forfeit the funds in their bonus balance. The player acknowledges that to qualify for a withdrawal of any free money accumulated from promotional offers, a minimum real money deposit must be made. The minimum deposit amount is 10 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency).
In case of a withdrawal request of real money balance, if the funds has not been wagered at least once, we will apply a 5% fee and we reserve the right to carry out an extended due diligence procedure.
In no event, may Account Balances be transferred to another player Account. All amounts available to be withdrawn will be subjected to the transaction limits stipulated in point 4.10 of this T&C and may change from time to time at the Company's sole discretion.
4.4. Withdrawals shall be remitted only to the same account where your funds originated from. Where this is not possible, we shall remit the funds back to you in line with the requirements under AML legislation.
4.5. Funds marked as "Bonus money" or stuck in an aborted game will not be possible to withdraw.
4.6. If we mistakenly credit your account with winnings that do not belong to you, whether due to a technical or human error or otherwise, the amount will remain property of us and the amount will be deducted from your Account. If you have withdrawn funds that do not belong to you prior to us becoming aware of the error, the mistakenly paid amount will (without prejudice to other remedies and actions that may be available at law) constitute a debt owed by you to us. In the event of an incorrect crediting, you are obliged to notify us immediately by email.
4.7. The payment managers employed by GAMMIX LTD. will carry out additional verification procedures for any pay-outs. You shall be required to provide all or any due diligence documentation including but not limited to; copy of identification document, utility bill, confirmation of source of wealth and source of funds, and of political status upon a cumulative deposit exceeding 2,000 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency). We are required to collect such documentation in line with our Anti-Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorism obligations.
4.8. All transactions shall be checked in order to prevent money laundering. GAMMIX LTD. shall report any suspicious transaction to the relevant competent authorities in Malta. If GAMMIX LTD. becomes aware of any suspicious activity relating to any of the Games of the Website, GAMMIX LTD. must report this immediately. GAMMIX LTD. may suspend, block or close an Account and withhold funds if requested to do so in accordance with the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.
4.9. The time for the withdrawal to be finalized may vary due to circumstances but a withdrawal attempt should be approved or denied within 2 days. A player shall be informed about reasons for any delay if the time for the money to arrive at the players account exceeds 10 days.
4.10. If you wish to withdraw a part of the winnings which is amounted to 20,000 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency) or more, we have the right to divide the pay-out into instalments until the full amount is paid out. You will not get any interest on outstanding amounts.
The maximum withdrawable amount per week is 5,000 EUR or 20,000 EUR per month (or the equivalent in any other currency).
4.11. The minimum withdrawal amount processed worldwide outside EU via Wire Transfer is 250 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency). For transactions within EU the minimum withdrawal amount processed with Wire Transfer is 30 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency). Exceptions can be made to players with a higher VIP status at the discretion of management.
4.12. We advise and notify you that our products are consumed instantly during gameplay. Therefore, we do not provide refunds, returns of goods, or cancellation of your service when playing. If you play a Game with real money, the money will be drawn from your player account instantly.
4.13. You shall not treat us as a banking institution nor expect any interest.
4.14. We may decide to charge assigned fees for processing withdrawals and is to be clearly stated when you perform a withdrawal request.
4.15. We reserve the right to perform due diligence at any time we deem necessary. Players will be able to withdraw funds upon the fulfilment of the required due diligence and game play checks conducted by us;
5. Anti-Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorism Due Diligence
5.1. All licence providers based in Europe are subject to the EU AML Directive, which requires all entities dealing with financial transactions to verify the legitimacy of funds being used to gamble.
5.2. No person shall abuse this website for money laundering. Gammix may employ best-practice anti-money laundering (AML) procedures. Gammix is responsible for employing and maintaining various anti-money laundering (AML) best practices and procedures; therefore, all transactions, regardless of the amount, must remain under constant monitoring.
5.3. Gammix reserves the right to refuse to do business with, to discontinue to do business with, and to reverse the transactions of users who do not accept or conform to the following AML requirements and policies, and to refuse to accept any transactions from users who do not respect and adhere to the following AML requirements:
5.3.1. Winnings will only be paid to the person who initially registered to open a gaming account with Gammix and its brands and specifically only to the originating payment method if/when the payment method allows this.
5.3.2. When a user funds an account by means of a payment method allowed, winnings will only be paid out to the individual whose name appears on the payment method used providing it matches player account details. Should the payment be found to belong to any other not registered as the owner of the account (making it a 3rd party payment) then no winnings may be collected.
5.3.3. Only one account is allowed per person/ per brand under Gammix entity. No winnings may be collected on accounts opened in false names or on multiple accounts opened by the same person under the same brand.
5.3.4. We may request a user to provide additional proof of identity or proof of source of funds, as deemed necessary on a risk-based approach, under the subject of closer scrutiny for regular players or in cases when the level of risk that the business is exposed to is classified as high. Gammix may suspend the account and put any pending withdrawals on hold until such proof has been provided and accepted as per regulatory standards.
5.3.5. The information provided to us for the purposes of our due diligence obligations shall be handled in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
5.3.6. Where our due diligence obligations require you to make declarations as to your political status, ource of wealth, source of funds, expected level of activity on our website and whether you are making use of our website on your behalf only, you hereby undertake to provide us with true, complete and accurate information, and to inform us immediately should any of such Information cease to be true, complete and accurate by providing us with the new/amended information.
5.3.7. You hereby acknowledge that we shall use the information obtained from you for our due diligence obligations to conduct public searches about you and perform checks in order to verify the information provided to us.
5.3.8. We reserve the right to ask for additional information and documentation to fulfil our due diligence obligations, and any communication for the provision of information/documentation is not to be deemed as being a final communication in this regard.
5.3.9. If we become aware or suspect that the information provided by you is materially false, we shall cancel your registration and take such other steps as may be required by us under law. We will not pay out any winnings to you in such circumstances.
5.3.10. All transactions are screened to prevent any money laundering activity.
5.3.11. Any suspicious or fraudulent transactions will be immediately reported to the relevant authorities, including but not limited to the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit (FIAU) in Malta.
6. Responsible Gaming
6.1. We have tools available for you to control or limit the time or money you spend gambling:
6.1.1. Deposit Limit: You can set a limit on the amount that is allowed to deposit into your Account during a defined time period so you never deposit more than what you can afford.
6.1.2. Loss limit: This limit will prevent you from losing more than you are willing to lose. A loss limit will restrict the amount of real money you can lose from the deposits you make; winnings are not included in the calculation. Once you reach your loss limit you will be unable to lose beyond your set limit.
6.1.3. Session Length Limit: You may at your discretion choose to set a maximum session time during which you are allowed to be logged in. After this period has expired, you will be logged out of the site and any game in progress will be stopped.
6.1.4. Wagering Limit: This limit will allow you to decide how much to wager from your own deposited money in a specific period of time. Once the limit is reached, you will not be able to play till the limits has passed.
6.2. Change in limits:
6.2.1. When lowering your limits, the change will be immediately become effective in your account.
6.2.2. When increasing or removing a limit, the change will be effective only after the lapse of twenty-four hours.
6.2.3. You are always able to change your limits on the "Limits" section of your account.
6.3. Self exclusion:
6.3.1. You may at your discretion choose to limit your ability to access your Account (log in) for a time period you choose, during which your account will not be accessible.
6.3.2. If you decide to self exclude, you can set the limit on the "Limits" section of your account or contacting our customer support team.
6.4. During a period of self-exclusion, your balance will remain in your Account. You will be able to contact Customer Support to make a request for your remaining balance on your Account to be withdrawn.
6.4.1. Any self-exclusion request would be valid for the brand you are currently a member of only and does not include other sites operated by us. Please inform us if you would like to be self-excluded across brands.
6.4.2. All restrictions and exclusions shall immediately become effective upon inserting and confirming the settings in your account 'Cashier' 'Limits' section on our portal.
6.4.3. If you wish to decrease or revoke a period of self-exclusion shall be effective only after the lapse of not less than twenty-four hours (for definite periods of self-exclusions) and not less than 7 days (for indefinite periods of self-exclusions) from the day we receive your request.
6.4.4. If you wish to re-open your account after the self exclusion period has passed, you will be required to contact our customer support services, account will be reopen only after the lapse of not less than twenty-four hours from the day we receive your request.
6.5. Gammix Ltd. is committed to promoting responsible gaming. We will analyse your gambling history and employ measures to detect and identify problem gaming using analytical tools and/or behaviour monitoring systems. In line with our obligations, we are required to take steps to prevent further harm where we identify problem gaming.
7. GAMMIX LTD. – Fair Gaming
7.1. GAMMIX LTD. understands the importance of a guarantee of fair gaming online and we would like to explain how this is achieved.
7.2. A Random Number Generator is utilized to ensure that performance is truly random. iTech Labs has evaluated the Random Number Generator (RNG) used by GAMMIX LTD. and found that the RNG complies with the relevant standards and is in conformity to the Remote Gaming Regulations 2004 and the Lotteries and Other Games Act applicable in Malta. The system is rigorously tested on an on-going basis.
7.3. For your peace of mind, each transaction that you make at GAMMIX LTD. is recorded ensuring a complete audit trail in the unlikely event of a dispute. All of our accounts are open to external review by Independent Auditors should the need arise.
8. Dormant & Inactive Accounts
8.1. An inactive account is an account that has not been accessed for 12 months, that has a real money balance.
8.2. A dormant account is an account that has not been accessed for 30 months, that has a real money balance.
8.3. GAMMIX LTD. will contact you via email up to 1 month prior to your account become inactive informing that your account is about to become inactive. When an account becomes inactive, GAMMIX LTD. might charge 5 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency) per month administrative fee on your account.
8.4. If after your Account has become inactive, you access your Account, you shall be entitled to reimbursement if you can proof one of the following:
8.4.1. You could not access your Account due to lack of internet connectivity.
8.4.2. You could not access your Account due to health-related impediments.
8.4.3. You could not access your Account due to a reasonable cause.
8.5. If your Account has become dormant, we shall remit the balance on your account to you or, if you cannot be located, to the Malta Gaming Authority in Malta (MGA).
8.6. The procedure for removing funds from inactive and dormant accounts is reported in the backend system of the Website administrational interface. If money is to be transferred to the MGA, the Key Official of GAMMIX LTD. is responsible for handling this procedure.
9. Exceptional Circumstances & Aborted Games
9.1. Unexpected technical problems or circumstances outside the control of GAMMIX LTD. such as technical problems at third party providers allows GAMMIX LTD. to cancel bets and give refunds to players.
9.2. GAMMIX LTD. has the right to limit, cancel and refuse bets in the case they are considered to be too large or if we see that the betting pattern of the player takes place in such a way that the system is being abused.
9.3. If a refund is decided upon, the amount of the refund shall be returned to the player's account, the player shall be informed and the procedure finalized within 2 business days after the decision has been made.
9.4. In the case that a game is "stuck" in a state where it is not being finished, for example a connection loss while playing an active black jack hand, GAMMIX LTD. has the right to "clean up" such bets at a regular basis and refund the bet/wager to the player's account. If the game has been aborted or miscarried on the server, the player should be refunded.
9.5. If a bonus campaign has in any way been misconfigured, GAMMIX LTD. has the right to alter Players' balances and account details to correct the mistake.
9.6. If a game contains a bug or misconfiguration that causes incorrect behaviour or pay out, GAMMIX LTD. has the right to remove the game.
9.7. GAMMIX LTD. is not liable for any downtime, server disruptions, lagging, or any technical or political disturbance to the game play. Refunds may be given solely at the discretion of the management.
9.8. GAMMIX LTD. shall accept no liability for any damages or losses which are deemed or alleged to have arisen out of or in connection with the Website or its content; including without limitation, delays or interruptions in operation or transmission, loss or corruption of data, communication or lines failure, any person's misuse of the site or its content or any errors or omissions in content.
9.9. GAMMIX LTD. may remove any game from the Website at any time we see fit.
10. Complaints
10.1. You may contact our customer service on email@example.com and according to the instructions located at the Website to give us any complaints regarding our services.
10.2. Complaints are handled by the support team and escalated in the organization of GAMMIX LTD. The player shall be informed about the state of the complaint to a reasonable level. We do our outmost to close complaints received directly by the player by no later than 5 business days.
10.3. If you are not satisfied with the resolution of your complaint by GAMMIX LTD., you may report a complaint to the Malta Gaming Authority:
Malta Gaming Authority Building SCM 02-03,
Level 4, SmartCity Malta,
Ricasoli SCM1001
Telephone Number: +356 25469000
Email: email@example.com
10.4. Or, electronically by accessing the following link: https://www.mga.org.mt/support/online-gaming-support/
10.5. If you are still not satisfied with the operator's handling of your complaint, you may wish to contact EADR Ltd, an MGA approved Alternative Dispute Resolution service provider, by completing their online form available at this website https://eadr.org/eadr-form/
10.6. For complaints relating to data protection matters, please refer to the Privacy Policy.
10.7. Gammix Ltd commits itself in order to give a response for complaints within 10 working days from the date on which the competent authority has provided the communication.
11. Data Protection
11.1. We hereby warrant to adopt adequate technical and organisational measures to ensure the security of our systems and the integrity of data transmitted on our Website.
11.2. You hereby warrant to take reasonable measures to ensure the security of your systems and the integrity of data transmitted to us.
11.3. You hereby acknowledge that your personal data shall be processed by GAMMIX LTD or by any other person, company or firm associated in any manner with GAMMIX LTD or otherwise engaged by GAMMIX LTD to provide services to it in order for GAMMIX LTD to be able to provide the services to you as laid down in these Terms and Conditions. GAMMIX LTD shall process your personal data in line with the Privacy Policy on this website. GAMMIX LTD shall comply and shall enter into contractual arrangements with associated persons, companies or firms and any other person, company or firm engaged by it to provide services to it and which is processing personal data on its behalf, to ensure compliance with all relevant legislation and regulations in relation to the handling and processing of such personal data.
11.4. For more information, please refer to the Privacy Policy.
12. Limitation of Liability and Warranty Disclaimer
12.1. We are not responsible for printing errors that may occur on our Website and its content.
12.2. However you may inform us on any error you may find on our Website with due reasonable explanation and to the best of our knowledge and in reasonable time we may correct the error or reply to you for the contrary reasons.
12.3. Although we always strive and attempt to provide accurate information on our Website, information on our Website may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. The contents of any documents and information on our Website are believed to be current and accurate as of their publication dates. Mention of non-GAMMIX LTD. products or services is for information purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation.
12.5. GAMMIX LTD. OR ANY GAMMIX LTD. AFFILIATE, OUR INFORMATION AND SERVICE PROVIDERS, EMPLOYEES OR OUR PARTNERS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOST PROFITS OR REVENUES, COSTS OF REPLACEMENT GOODS, LOSS OR DAMAGE TO DATA ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THIS WEB SITE OR ANY GAME, OR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM USE OR RELIANCE ON THE INFORMATION PRESENT, EVEN IF GAMMIX LTD. HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. You are hereby notified that you enter, play and use the Website and participate in the Games at your own risk.
12.6. The Website and the Games are provided without any warranty whatsoever, whether express or implied.
12.7. Without prejudice to the generality of the preceding provision, we, including but not limited to our directors, employees, partners, service providers:
12.7.1. do not warrant that the software, Games and the Website are fit for their purpose;
12.7.2. do not warrant that the software, Games and the Website are free from errors;
12.7.3. do not warrant that the software, Games and the Website will be accessible without interruptions;
12.8. If there is a malfunction in a Game or its interoperability, any bets made during such malfunctioning shall be void. Funds obtained from a malfunctioning Game shall be considered void, as well as any subsequent game rounds with said funds, regardless of what Games are played using such funds.
12.9. You hereby agree to fully indemnify and hold harmless us, our directors, employees, partners, and service providers for any cost, expense, loss, damages, claims and liabilities howsoever caused that may arise in relation to your use of the Website or participation in the Games.
13. Intellectual Property Rights
13.1. Except where otherwise specified, the content of our Website is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. All rights are reserved and are proprietary of GAMMIX LTD. and/or any of GAMMIX LTD. partners and collaborators.
13.2. Any software, product and/or Game or part thereof offered or made available on our Website is protected by law and may not be copied or imitated, reverse engineered, disseminated and or decompiled in whole or in part and can be used only according to these Terms.
13.3. No logo, sign, graphics, sound or image on our Website which are owned by us or our partners and collaborators may be copied or retransmitted unless expressly permitted by us.
13.4. All third party brands, logos and signs are either registered or unregistered trademarks of those third parties and as such are their proprietary as respective owners.
13.5. No logo, sign, graphics, sound or image, as well as plug ins on our Website which are owned by GAMMIX LTD. partners and/or third parties may be copied or retransmitted unless expressly permitted by GAMMIX LTD. or the respective third party.
14. Matters beyond Our Reasonable Control
14.1. We are not liable for any loss or damage that you may suffer because of any: act of God; power cut; trade or labour dispute, act, failure or omission of any government or authority; obstruction or failure of telecommunication services; or any other delay or failure caused by a third party. In such an event, we reserve the right to cancel or suspend our Website without incurring any liability.
14.2. We are not liable for the failure of any equipment or software howsoever caused beyond our reasonable control, wherever located or administered, or whether under our direct control or not, that may prevent the operation of our Website, impede the placing or administration of orders, or delivery of software or prevent you from being able to contact us.
15. Governing Law
15.1. These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the Laws of Malta.
15.2. The parties agree that any dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or in connection with these Terms and Conditions, or the breach, termination or invalidity thereof, shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Maltese courts.
16. Miscellaneous
16.1. Our Website may contain or provides links to third party websites or third-party references which are not under control of GAMMIX LTD. GAMMIX LTD. makes no representations about third party websites. When you access a third-party website, the access is at your own risk. GAMMIX LTD. is not responsible for reliability of the data, opinions, advice or statements made on third party sites. The inclusion of such links does not imply that GAMMIX LTD. endorses or accepts any responsibility for the content of such sites.
16.2. If you breach any provision of these Terms and Conditions or we have a reasonable ground to suspect that you have breached them, we reserve the right to not open, to suspend, or to close your Account, or withhold payment of your winnings and apply such funds on account of any damages due by you.
16.3. If GAMMIX LTD. suspects that you are engaged in illegal and/or fraudulent activities when using the Website; or in breach of this Agreement; or that you are having problems with creditors or otherwise detrimental to our business, we may freeze or terminate your account or cancel any stakes at our absolute discretion.
16.4. We reserve the right to require any additional documentation or information to secure your identity and ensure your activity is lawful.
16.5. You acknowledge that GAMMIX LTD. shall be the final decision-maker of whether you have violated GAMMIX LTD.'s rules, terms or conditions in a manner that results in suspension or permanent barring from participation in our site(s).
16.6. If any provision of these Terms and Conditions is held to be illegal or unenforceable, such provision shall be severed from these Terms and Conditions and all other provisions shall remain in force unaffected by such severance.
16.7. We reserve the right to assign or otherwise lawfully transfer this agreement. You shall not assign or otherwise transfer this agreement.
16.8. These Terms and Conditions constitute the entire agreement between you and us with respect to the Website and, save in the case of fraud, supersede all prior or contemporaneous communications and proposals, whether electronic, oral or written, between you and us with respect to the Website.
16.9. For any help or for further information you can contact us at email@example.com Or GAMMIX LTD.


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Sky 1 (formerly Sky One and Sky1) is a satellite television broadcaster of Star Trek in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Sky obtained the first run rights for Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1992; prior to that the first run rights in Britain had been with the BBC, who had broadcast every episode from "Encounter at Farpoint" to "Family", excluding "The High Ground".
In addition to the first run rights for the rest of the series made to date, Sky 1 also acquired rerun rights to the episodes previously shown by the BBC and a TV movie version of "Unification I" and "Unification II", which was shown on an exclusive "movie" channel rather than as part of the main run of the series.
The Next Generation was initially run on Sky 1 from "Encounter at Farpoint" being shown five nights a week at 5 pm, with "Family" shown the day after the Sky showing of "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" and the series then running all the way up to "Timescape". After this, "Encounter at Farpoint" was shown and the whole series was run again. "Descent" was held over to act as the premiere to the seventh season, which was run on Sunday evenings at 7 pm once it had completed production and was available to be shown. This was also the time slot used for the first season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Sky also bought the first run rights for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Enterprise.
At first, the episodes of these later series were shown, as they were in the United States, with repeats between new episodes. However, Sky soon held back broadcasting new episodes and broadcast the entire series at once. After Deep Space Nine finished a season, Voyager would begin, and vice versa. Other shows that would fill the gaps included Stargate SG-1 and Andromeda.
Star Trek was moved to Sky Two for a short time, until that channel was taken off the air. Monday night at 8 pm was the traditional time for Star Trek. However, at the start of Enterprise Season 4, it was moved to Tuesdays. Star Trek's place was taken by The Simpsons. The final new episode of Star Trek was broadcast on 2nd August 2005. Episodes were also shown on the now defunct Sky One Mix channel.
Deep Space Nine's sixth season aired on Sky 1 from 19 October 1998 to 12 April 1999.
External links[]
- Sky1.Sky.com – official web site
- Sky 1 at Wikipedia