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113 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Brockley = Hipsters and Hippies.
- 1 June 2011 at 15:29
- Anonymous said...
Brockley doesn't have a 'type', and the lack of type is it's type. Confusing, yes. I guess Brockley is just full of people who don't fit into the 'norm'. You're right though, Brockley station during working hours is an entirely different place.
- 1 June 2011 at 15:32
- D said...
I picked out a Brockleyite all the way up at Highbury a couple of weeks ago. I was quite pleased with that.
- 1 June 2011 at 15:43
- Anonymous said...
Oh god yes, they're very Brockley
* hats
* tosserish shoes
* beards
Wouldn't be surprised if they went into the deli for some free-range quinoa when they disembarked.
- 1 June 2011 at 15:47
- mb said...
Excuse me, anon @15:32, but I'm distressingly normal.
Re, the two chaps in the photo. I've always said that the problem with this country is that people are not wearing enough hats.
- 1 June 2011 at 15:47
- pip said...
More than its fair share of arty/musical/theatrical types, that's for sure.
Is the white strip across the guy on the right covering up his red nose and painted eyes?
- 1 June 2011 at 15:52
- wtf said...
As if CCTV isn't pervasive enough, you have amateur anthropologists taking your picture. Getting it published on a blog in area that you live in so you can get scrutinised by strangers. NICE!
- 1 June 2011 at 15:56
- westsider said...
wtf - the face is blanked out and he might not even live here.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:01
- Noneedforasuperinjunction said...
I publish my holiday snaps on Facebook. Full of nameless strangers, relax. Anyway, they could be any bearded hipster supping single estate coffee in Browns.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:01
- Matt-Z said...
The average Young Brockley Male seems to sport fashions made popular in Hoxton, Hackney and Shoreditch a few years ago. So, rewind 5 or so years ago and it was all Nathan Barley, Hoxton fins and BMXs. Later it was Pete Doherty chic, which the lads in the picture are pulling off fairly well (almost too well, they don't look scruiffy enough). Now we've caught up with boat shoes, ultra-thin jeans, leather satchels and fixie bikes.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:15
- WLTM said...
Are they metrosexuals?
- 1 June 2011 at 16:21
- Anonymous said...
One of the worst threads ever, but likely to very popular, Brockley Central goes tabloid.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:23
- don't forget to close the door said...
Thanks for your insight, anonymous.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:24
- Brockley Nick said...
In what way tabloid? In what way bad? Do you not think that discussing our collective perceptions of the people who live here is worthwhile? I do.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:24
- you'regunnagetsued said...
Mmmm, I recognise one of them from the photo - the white strip doesn't really cover protect their identity.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:26
- I'm not a lawyer but... said...
for what? taking a photo of someone on a train? If someone publishes something libelous they may be sued.....so don't. Look at newspapers and the TV, thousands of pictures of joe public published everyday.
It's an amusing article, thats all.
He has braces if you look closely. You're laughing now but you'll all be wearing them in a couple of months.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:30
- Anonymous said...
ha ha that is really funny - good post. they herald rising house prices!
- 1 June 2011 at 16:30
- Anonymous said...
These fey young men cannot make an impact on my world. My hedge has a sharp edge, my eyes are trained on the oil price. Do they have their narrow shoulders to the economic wheel?
- 1 June 2011 at 16:31
- you'renotgunnagetsued said...
oh right.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:35
- Headhunter said...
There have always been people like that in Brockley, they're just student-y types who probably go to Goldsmiths, with the extended ELL they just don't have to get off at New Cross anymore.... Yes, Brockley has matured and changed from "Sahf east lahnan" to "an area between Greenwich and Dulwich" but this has been a gradual change taking place over the last 10 years...
- 1 June 2011 at 16:37
- Matt-Z said...
Moustaches have made something of a comeback, as an ironic statement of god-knows-what, as have very tight synthetic shorts(cf Chris Waddle, 1986).
- 1 June 2011 at 16:37
- Anonymous said...
single estate coffee and free range quinoa are better than special brew and battery fried chicken whether they come with beards or not... more please.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:38
- Anonymous said...
I bet they've never tasted good honest food.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:38
- Ed CPZ said...
There is something a little Nathan Barley (self-facilitating-media-node)about brockley but I rather like that.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:49
- Matt-Z said...
I often get the feeling that the idiots are winning.
- 1 June 2011 at 16:52
- yuck said...
How would you feel if this was you pictured & individuals like Ed CPZ leering at you from a computer screen and there's a probablilty that you might bump into the creep.
- 1 June 2011 at 17:01
- Anonymous said...
yes, lets pick on people we don't know who are photographed anonymously on public transport - all it needs is a smug little quote at the top . . .
- 1 June 2011 at 17:01
- THNick said...
From my experience, I'd have been shocked that they didn't get off at NXG. Much hipper than Brockley.
- 1 June 2011 at 17:12
- Anonymous said...
To late blanking out faces now...it's all over twitter who they are.
- 1 June 2011 at 17:12
- Mb said...
If the British have a defining feature it's the ability to laugh at themselves. It's a gentle ribbing at some bearded hat wearers, more please. Ribbing, not beards/hats.
- 1 June 2011 at 17:13
- Anonymous said...
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- 1 June 2011 at 17:15
- Anonymous said...
at least it's not sexybrockleyite.co.uk ..
- 1 June 2011 at 17:18
- Mb said...
I bet James holland is cheesed off that the launch of the se14 group is on the same day as the popular "hipster watch" thread.
Coincidence or conspiracy? You decide.....
- 1 June 2011 at 17:18
- Charlie said...
This is a great thread and really bodes well for rental yields. Can we have another with a pair of women pictured!
- 1 June 2011 at 17:21
- Lou Baker said...
The average Brockleyite does not illegally park a vehicle in a dangerous place. They do not dump matresses on the pavement or leave uncleared up dog poo in the park. They are decent and considerate - even the misguided lefty ones. Anyone who does any of the above is anti-social and does not belong here. They should leave and move to Penge - using the recently extended East London Line which the average Brockleyite despises.
- 1 June 2011 at 17:31
- Anonymous said...
You still wearing that hair shirt Lou?
- 1 June 2011 at 17:35
- Westsider said...
Well done to the anons who haven't actally read the article, which isn't about any individuals, but about whether Brockley has an identifiable "type"
- 1 June 2011 at 17:42
- Lady said...
ARRRG Brockley / Central what is going on? i used to like reading the comments now it's all gone a bit Daily Mail. makes me angry and wish i hadn't bothered
- 1 June 2011 at 17:51
- bumbags said...
I'm with wtf- I'm be mortified if my pic was published in this way. Taking pics of strangers on public transport is just weird. And very, very rude! Of course you can tell who it is, even with the 'modesty panel'...
- 1 June 2011 at 17:55
- Brockley Nick said...
As the article says, I didn't take the picture, someone else did and it was already tweeted, I was just using it to illustrate a wider point and start a discussion and I blanked out the face to boot.
However, I'm happy to remove it. It's gone.
- 1 June 2011 at 18:08
- Headhunter said...
Has anyone seen that website or blog, can't remember which, which is simply photos of random blokes on the Tube that women have taken and then posted up for comment by other women (and gay men)? I can't remember what the site was. There were literally hundreds if not thousands of photos of unknown men, without any attempt to disguise their identities, followed by various comments like "break me of a piece of that...", "phwoarr" etc etc... If a website like that can exist then this is small fry...
Oh and I've just remembered that there was another site which published photos of cyclists commuting to work taken by some random guy with a big camera and a zoom lens. I looked for myself on it once or twice but I was never there (sad face)....
This is nothing, this time next week this photo will be on the 2nd page of Brockley Central and no one will give a crap... Calm down dears, it's only blogger...
- 1 June 2011 at 18:11
- dude said...
"Of course you can tell who it is, even with the 'modesty panel'..."
Go on then, who is it?
- 1 June 2011 at 18:11
- Another Anon said...
to be fair it's mainly Lou with the gormless paranoia about the tides of feckless stealing his money. Not sure he's at ease with the Guardianista axis so prevalent in the area.
- 1 June 2011 at 18:12
- Headhunter said...
Oh boo, Nick, you caved. Can we have a regular column please? Say a random photo of someone getting off the train at Brockley or cycling through Brockley X and if it's you, you get a free pint at The Talbot or something?
- 1 June 2011 at 18:15
- grow up said...
This is site that serves a local community. It's not Grindr lite HH.
- 1 June 2011 at 18:18
- Headhunter said...
Yes but "the community" might like a bit of grindr? It can't always be about knitting circles, social groups and the conservation area...
- 1 June 2011 at 18:24
- Anonymous said...
How about 'Doggr'?
And battery fried chicken is actually really tasty. It's popular for a reason.
- 1 June 2011 at 18:46
- Ed CPZ said...
I'm a leering Guardianista who often agrees with Lou; see us Brockley folk are a strange and complex bunch. The article was harmless piece on 'types' right?
@Nick; I think you've probably made those concerned minor celebrities.
- 1 June 2011 at 19:25
- Xavier (or Jonathan to my mum) said...
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- 1 June 2011 at 20:03
- Lou Baker said...
I don't think there are tides of feckless people trying to steal my money. I think there are some feckless people - who need to be tackled. But my main issue is (and always has been) with the system.
It's a system which keeps people poor, which fails to provide a hand up, which eats consistently increasing amounts of money while producing consistently worse outcomes and which really - frankly - is largely not fit for purpose in 2011.
On this very blog I've argued repeatedly for increased public spending on sensible things - education, transport infrastructure, international development, renewable energy. It's the wasteful spending on keeping the unemployed unemployable, on keeping prisoners in prison and the sick infirm - that's the stuff I argue we need to address.
The trouble is that leftists in particular just don't understand that it's not just about how much you spend. It's how, where and when you spend it that's crucial. That's where I argue we need a complete rethink.
- 1 June 2011 at 20:32
- Tim said...
Sounds reasonable to me!
- 1 June 2011 at 20:35
- Anonymous said...
Shame the pic's gone.
- 1 June 2011 at 20:44
- A-non said...
Is that what "leftists" think? Blimey, looks like I'll have to relook at my principles. Of course, you could be talking out of your arse 'cos I thought a welfare state looked to support those who need support and state intervention to reduce inequalities whereas free Market libertarians think that the Market is the answer to any problem, you know like the financial sector regulating itself. Not sure how that's going? Any update from your frankly inept understanding of politics?
I'm actually fairly central in my views but wring on the left. You seem to think that anyone in the public sector or who is in favour of any state provision is a hardline Marxist. Makes you look like a 3rd rate Express leader writer. The labour party is really not that left wing in the old sense of the word, Gordon and big Tony were more than happy for the private sector to get involved in the traditional state sectors and to let the banks do what they like so that little assertion is daft.
The low level abuse you aim at anyone who is on benefits, you do you know, betrays your prejudice.
- 1 June 2011 at 20:56
- Ed CPZ said...
Again I broadly agree with Lou and don't think A-non accurately reflects what Lou posted. What's this thread about again?
- 1 June 2011 at 21:15
- Anonymous said...
A-non, I think you should go and re-read what Lou said. His 'inept understanding of politics' is obviously less inept than your grasp of reading/comprehension! You've totally missed the points he's making, and are attacking things that aren't there.
- 1 June 2011 at 21:29
- a-non said...
A Lou classic. the man just bleeds compassion.
"So here's a thought, layabouts. Show your solidarity with the majority - who play their part by doing a job and paying their taxes and not by expecting their miserable failing lives to be fully subsidised by others"
Lous assumption is consitantly that most of those at the bottom of the pile are there because they deserve it or are too lazy to do anything about it.
- 1 June 2011 at 21:36
- Lou Baker said...
I have repeatedly expressed my contempt for the flawed welfare system and not for the decent people who fall victim to it. A system I advocate reforming so it works and a system you believe works just fine as it is. The 2 million+ unemployed people, millions on incapacity benefits and millions stuck permanently in poverty may not agree with you.
However there are some - a minority (but a significant one) - who deliberately abuse the system and generosity of others. These people are layabouts. Whatever you think.
- 1 June 2011 at 21:48
- A-non said...
Yes I think that layabouts or those who abuse the benefit system should be penalised. There always have been abysses, there always will. Is not the central point though, do you think the state has a OBLIGATION to ease inequalities? The Big Society could be seen as an attempt to erode that obligatoonand leave it to charity, if charity could do a better job I would tend to agree but I doubt it. Do you think that those at societies margins, the millions you talk about, are there primarily through choice or circumstance? I doubt that some bugger on sixty odd quid a week is there because he's enjoys it. His "circumstance" could be a simple as not enough training provision, lack of motivation that could be improved with some intensive coaching perhaps? That takes man power which costs. Lacking motivation or self respect could be relabelled fecklessness or laziness, perhaps it's a little more complex and could be changed with some intervention. Simply reducing his benefits will make the treasury happy but may leave him where he is.
Complex yes, but reducing unemployment and benefit claimants is not necessarily cheap - counterintuitive perhaps. The current administration seems tp be cutting the bill but doing little to solve the problem. Makes us tax payers happy but are we getting anywhere as a country?
Please stop with the silly "lefty" thing it's meaningless, in fact it has been for twenty years. Labours deficit reduction was only a little slower than the torries, labour introduced fees and had no plans to reintroduce grants. It makes your occasional good points sound deranged.
- 1 June 2011 at 22:33
- Little Brockley said...
Good post @ anon 22.33 but you may not have noticed that neither Lou or his new 'guardanista' cohort, does 'complex'.
- 1 June 2011 at 23:05
- Transpontine said...
I must say when I first moved to SE14 some 15 years ago I had never heard of Brockley, and indeed for several years after it barely registered in my consciousness, even though I was a regular at the Rivoli (Club Montepulciano).
Then came Moonbow Jakes and the the SE London horizon began to tilt slightly in a Brockley direction. But honestly I think Brockley Central invented Brockley as a distinct area which people talk about as an entity in its own right. The fact that the figure of a Nathan Brockley hipster is now a recognisable stereotype suggest that Nick and co. have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams - but as Mary Shelley will tell you, beware of the creatures that you have unleashed!
- 2 June 2011 at 00:24
- Anonymous said...
Brockley Central did not invent Brockley and SE14 was and still is New Cross
- 2 June 2011 at 00:40
- Anonymous said...
Ed CPZ is nothing but a NIMBY
- 2 June 2011 at 00:54
- Anonymous said...
It does some on the internet people are more prepared not to consider others privacy?
I blame MySpace, Bebo, Facebook and annoymous contributions to Twitter and forums. :)
- 2 June 2011 at 07:24
- Headhunter said...
I remember Brockley as an entity in its own right when I first moved to London (Catford) in 1999/2000! It was definitely its own area in 2006 when I 1st started looking for a house here and Brockley Central only started in, what, 2007?
I'll give Nick credit for raising Brock's profile but I don't think I can stretch to him inventing it! Admittedly, a lot more people have heard of Brockley these days. When I 1st moved in, in 2006, whenever I said I lived in Brockley I either got some "hilarious" reference to broccoli or people thought I meant Bromley...
- 2 June 2011 at 09:06
- Brockley Nick said...
"My father would womanize, he would drink. He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark."
- 2 June 2011 at 09:44
- Anonymous said...
I've gotten used to quickly following it up with "...in Lewisham, New Cross sort of area" which tends to get a faux "oh, that's lovely" type face in response.
- 2 June 2011 at 09:44
- Headhunter said...
Just say you live near Greenwich and Dulwich, that gets a differnt kind of look. I vary it depending on whether I want to sound edgy or middle class...
- 2 June 2011 at 11:18
- Ed CPZ said...
@(another)Anon 00:54 - I most certainly am things other than a NIMBY; I take you would allow anything in your back yard? ;)
- 2 June 2011 at 12:02
- Matt-Z said...
Those who call the place 'Brockers' should be tarred and feathered (or just sneered at).
- 2 June 2011 at 12:10
- Man from Brockers said...
- 2 June 2011 at 12:18
- Ed CPZ said...
Sounds rather faux public school?
- 2 June 2011 at 12:34
- Anonymous said...
I refer to it as 'The Brocx' as with its many sirens whizzing around it can sometimes feel like we are in an edgy area of New York!
Lewisham is usually 'da sham' or 'Lewishambles'.
Anyone else got any others?
- 2 June 2011 at 13:45
- Brockley Nick said...
Blue Borough
- 2 June 2011 at 13:48
- Bea said...
Brockley is a very nice place, but it's a place that many people pass through for a few years for many reasons.
Sadly many well educated, that would stay and raise their families move on when they realise that the schools are not going to satify their basic demands to give their children the same education they had unless they can pay for a private education at St.D's or in Dulwich or else ship them out of borough.
Now that Brockley is on the tube map everyone can find it. I look forward to the day when people consider they have a worthwhile reason to pay it a visit at least once a year.
- 2 June 2011 at 14:12
- pip said...
I've had the same experience, HH - I always point out that Brockley is in Zone 2, which makes it sound nice and central.
I tend to describe it as "about a mile south west of Greenwich and Blackheath" because a lot more people know where Greenwich is than know where Lewisham or New Cross are. Nothing to do with trying to make it sound gentrified, of course...
- 2 June 2011 at 14:16
- Anonymous said...
I like to describe it as being roughly between Peckham, Catford and the Old Kent Road
- 2 June 2011 at 14:47
- Lep Recorn said...
Pip - a mile is a little optimistic. I make it about 3 miles by my Garmin when I run from Hilly Fields to Greenwich Park.
Admittedly 'as the runner runs' is not the same as 'as the crow flies'; but it has to be more than a mile (aka 1.6K).
BTW I moved into Brockley in about 1980 so it definitely existed then & I am sure there are some historical references to it that are even older.
- 2 June 2011 at 16:11
- Lou Baker said...
It is difficult explaining where Brockley is.
I go for the 'near Greenwich' line.
Also I'd like to start a campaign to get New Cross Gate renamed.
It used to be Hatcham - it should be again.
New Cross Gate sounds crap. Hatcham sounds classy.
- 2 June 2011 at 16:17
- Anonymous said...
How about 'Shank'em?'
- 2 June 2011 at 16:25
- Brockley Nick said...
Lou, write me a diatribe about Hatcham and I'll create a thread for you to launch your campaign.
- 2 June 2011 at 16:26
- Ed CPZ said...
Brockley is between Greenwich and Dulwich or between Peckham and Lewisham depending on whom I am trying to impress...
- 2 June 2011 at 16:50
- Man from Brockers said...
Name dropping Greenwich and Dulwich is rather faux public school.
- 2 June 2011 at 17:06
- Lou Baker said...
Thankfully I don't do diatribes.
- 2 June 2011 at 17:20
- Let's call it keith said...
"New Cross is believed to have taken its name from a coaching house originally known as the Golden Cross which stood close to the current New Cross House public house. The diarist John Evelyn, who lived in Deptford, wrote in 1675 that he met a friend at 'New Crosse' in his coach before travelling down through Kent and on to France.
Part of the area was formerly known as Hatcham (the name persists in the title of the Anglican parishes of St. James, Hatcham along with its school, and All Saints, Hatcham Park). The earliest reference to Hatcham is in the 11th century, in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Hacheham. It was held by the Bishop of Lisieux from the Bishop of Bayeux. Its domesday assets were: 3 hides; 3 ploughs, 6 acres (24,000 m2) of meadow, woodland worth 3 hogs. It rendered £2.[1]"
So "used too" is all a bit relative. Im happy with at least 400 years of history. We could call in "ugh" which I believe was the name around 40,000 BC.
How about "new kings road" that's where all the cool cats live.
- 2 June 2011 at 17:29
- Anonymous said...
I think the area is on the way up again, after being a bit of a bad joke for having three Mungbean councillors. This feat was probably only achieved elsewhere in the more drug addled parts of Brighton, gave us a reputation for wooley mindedness and organic trustafarian bourgeois posturing that we are only recovering from. L
- 2 June 2011 at 17:47
- drakefell debaser said...
Anon, according to the BDS you shout at wheelie bins. Is this true?
- 2 June 2011 at 17:57
- Ed CPZ said...
@Man. Unless of course you attended private school; in Dulwich.
- 2 June 2011 at 18:06
- Headhunter said...
New Cross Gate (like Notting Hill Gate) is named after the road toll gate that people travelling in and out of London had to pass through and pay, for the upkeep of the roads...
- 2 June 2011 at 18:10
- Tamsin said...
Ray Thatcher has written a history of Hatcham, New Cross, Telegraph Hill - due to be published in the autumn it is hoped. It queries the derivation of the name from the inn - no other trace of an inn of that name - but the Gate bit is definately the toll gate. Pictures of it abound. Located where the recently removed traffic island was at the junction of Queens Road and New Cross Road.
- 2 June 2011 at 18:39
- Tressilliana said...
Brockley has existed for many centuries, actually. There's an interesting snippet here (scroll down a bit):
- 2 June 2011 at 21:51
- Anonymous said...
Brockley Nick said...
Blue Borough
thats what local gangs call lewisham
- 3 June 2011 at 00:19
- Hugh said...
If Brockley has a type, it's someone under 40 with next to no no historical perspective. This thread is quite laughable. Don't you think similar conversations are had across London by hundreds of thousands of others about their own neighbourhoods? Gosh, the place has really changed since we arrived! No, you have changed, from apologetic new arrival to smug denizen with delusions of local standing. London is far older than you and grows and changes at a pace that barely recognises your amusing little vanities.
- 3 June 2011 at 07:23
- Brockley Nick said...
@Hugh - yes, London is in a constant state of flux, neighbourhoods change quickly. That's one of the things that makes it an interesting place to live compared with, say, a sleepy market town. So we're discussing those changes. What's your point again? And please show me where I have tried to claim any 'credit' for it.
- 3 June 2011 at 07:30
- It Could be Hugh said...
Brockley is full of people who want to move to Ealing but can't afford it.
[Hugh, you're taking this thread far too seriously, it's a bit of fluff to while away some time. Get over yourself, It's not claiming to be authoritative social anthropology. You and some others, the very ones you criticise, seem to be getting in a froth about it *cue snipe about being considerably richer than me, fitter than me, smarter than me, yada yada....*]
- 3 June 2011 at 08:24
- Paddyom said...
Ealing, really?? It makes me yawn just saying it.... If i had to choose somewhere to live other than SE4 then I would choose Richmond. But not many other areas make me yearn for pastures new.... certainly not Ealing.
- 3 June 2011 at 10:10
- pip said...
@Lep Recorn - you're definitely going the long way round! It took us 25 minutes to walk from "mid-town" Brockley to the Picture House in Greenwich (I timed it recently) - so that's probably a mile and a half. If you lived at the eastern end of Wickham Road it would be less than half a mile to the top of Greenwich High Road.
- 3 June 2011 at 10:29
- pip said...
There's too much traffic and noise in most places north of the river. Brockley is relatively peaceful - yet a lot more central than, say, Richmond (which I agree is very nice - if I could bag a nice riverside house there I wouldn't complain. Then again I doubt I would get to know as many of my neighbours as I do here in Brockley).
- 3 June 2011 at 10:37
- Tamsin said...
Nostalgia isn't what it used to be...
I rather like Hugh's image of London as a separate organic entity on a totally different scale to us little fleas hopping about on its back yakkering in squeaky microcopic voices.
- 3 June 2011 at 10:56
- D said...
I made the move from Ealing to Brockley (yes, because I could only afford a shoebox there) and can honestly say I'm glad I did. There's really nothing I can't get here that I could there and at a fraction of the cost. Plus it takes half as long to get into town every day.
- 3 June 2011 at 11:37
- Tyrwhitt M. said...
I knew a young woman from Ealing
Who had a peculiar feeing
Complete at your leisure.
Sorry but I couldn't resist
- 3 June 2011 at 14:13
- Brockley Dogging Laureate said...
I knew a young woman from Ealing
Who had a peculiar feeing
"Complete at your leisure",
she said, I said "Pleasure!"
We doggers gave her a good reaming.
- 3 June 2011 at 14:17
- drakefell debaser said...
Which left her poor fella seething.
- 3 June 2011 at 14:30
- And said...
what on earth is in Ealing?
Please tell.
I think an attraction of Brockley living and what makes living in London more interesting is that there is so much movement of people, and so many people. So you can be anonymous or dip into little communities here and there if you want.
The picture was removed before I saw it but am sure I've never spoken to the 'Brockley Man' who was in it from the descriptions.
- 3 June 2011 at 15:03
- TM said...
You need to ask Hugh.
It was for sometime his proposed domicile of choice.
- 3 June 2011 at 15:06
- Monkeyboy said...
If you're too good for Acton but can't afford Chiswick, you buy in Ealing.
Which is weird, 'cos Chiswick is dullsville.
Hope that's clear.
- 3 June 2011 at 15:40
- TM said...
Sorry MB but that doesn't scan....
- 3 June 2011 at 15:49
- Anonymous said...
By that reckoning, you could say "If you're too good for Deptford but can't afford Blackheath, you buy in Brockley"
- 3 June 2011 at 15:56
- Lou Baker said...
Chiswick is ace.
I'd live there if I didn't enjoy being surrounded by pinkos.
- 3 June 2011 at 16:07
- Mb said...
- 3 June 2011 at 17:13
- Tressilliana said...
If I had many millions I'd love to live on Strand on the Green. Otherwise I don't know that Chiswick is any better than Brockley. It's a long, long way out from the centre, which is as good an illustration as any that being on the tube is not all the North Londoners make it out to be.
- 3 June 2011 at 20:25
- and said...
Thanks for the Ealing update - have only heard of it in relation to having a film studio, other than that did you have a particular affiliation to the place?
- 3 June 2011 at 22:44
- Anonymous said...
Ealing is crap.
Might as well have recommended Greenford which is equally characterless.
- 6 June 2011 at 17:03
- Anonymous said...
I don't much care for Northolt.
- 7 June 2011 at 11:39


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This is a photograph of my dad, Graham Dawson, taken sometime in the late 1940's or early 1950's. It is taken at one of two locations and I can't be sure which one it is.
My dad met my mother (Alice Musgrove) when he lived and worked in Clitheroe, Lancashire. He was employed for a time at the local quarry where he was a "dumper" driver. My mother tells the story that my dad named his "dumper" Alice – I'm sure that must have been out of some sort of affection for her (my mother that is).
The other possibility is that the photograph was taken when he worked at the Barnbow site in Leeds. I don't know what his job was but I understand that he drove a "dumper" there as well.
Barnbow was originally built as a munitions factory during the First World War – this is quite apt as we have just been to see a preview showing of the film War Horse which is set during WW1.


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Privacy Policy
Nudecam18 is an adult entertainment site, which offers live cam performances and other related adult services.
When you use these services, you will share some personal information with us. Because we want you to enjoy our services in a peaceful and trustworthy way, please be assured that we are fully dedicated to the protection of your personal information.
Because your privacy is so important to us, we provide you with this Privacy Policy, explaining how we collect, use and share your personal information, so that you can make informed choices about the use of your data.
Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. We have tried to write it in a way, which is free of long boring sentences and legal terms. You can contact us if you have any question about our privacy practices or about what we are doing with your personal information. We will be happy to provide you any assistance you may need.
Who Decides "How" and "Why" Your Personal Data is Processed?
The company, which decides how and why your personal data is processed, and which is called "Data Controller" is:
Duodecad IT Services Luxembourg S.à r.l., a private limited liability company incorporated in Luxembourg, with registered address at 44, Avenue John F. Kennedy, L-1855, Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, registered with the Luxembourg Trade and Companies Register under number v171.358.
What Personal Data do We Process?
We collect, use, share, transfer, and store different types of your personal data as a result of your visit of and/or use of our services on our site.
The personal data we collect includes the following categories of data:
Personal data you give to us
When you create a customer account on our siteWhen you create an account on our site, we require important details about you:
- an email address;
- a username;
- a password.
- a nickname;
- your gender;
- your age;
- your location;
- your sexual preferences;
- your interests and hobbies;
- your personality traits/character.
When you contact our Billing & Customer SupportWe collect all information you choose to share with our Billing & Customer Support, like:
- your personal e-mail;
- the services, the Model or customer username associated with your request;
- your comments or opinions about a Model;
- your conversations with the Support Team.
When you purchase credits
When you purchase credits in order to participate on our site, depending on the payment method you choose, we may collect and process your identification information (first name, last name, country, ZIP code) and payment information.
Personal Information we get when you use our services
We collect certain information about you when you are using our services and navigate on our site.
Concretely, this means that, when you visit our site or use our services, even if you have not created an account or logged in, we collect certain information about you.
Usage information
We collect information about your activity on our site and about how you interact with the features of our site. Basically, we know:
- your activity history on our site and the special features you used on the site, for example, if you voted in awards, sent a feedback after private chat, rated and/or put a Model in your list of favorites, made a Video/Voice Call to the Model, subscribed to Model's MyStory, etc.;
- the time you spend in private chat, who are the Models and categories of Models (for example, Asian girls, Latin women, black hair) you watched;
- the username of the Model;
- the time and date of your communications;
- the type of communications (for example, a wall message, private chat, etc…).
Content information
For technical purpose, we store on our system content you create and/or post and/or transmit on/via our site (for example, pictures) and information about the content you create or provide.
We also collect, any information you communicate to and/or share with Models on the site, such as the messages you send in private chat or during live shows.
If you turn on your microphone in private chat, we may retain your audio feed for a limited period of 6 months in order to protect our rights or defend ourselves against any claims. Any such data retained shall be held in our secured records with restricted access. Please note that in case you turn on your camera in private chat, we never record or keep in any way your camera feed. We also do not allow our Models to record or capture your personal camera or audio feeds during private shows. Such action is prohibited on our site.
If you use the Video/Voice Call feature on our site, we do not record or process your communication data with the Model. Your communication is private.
We collect any other communication data such as telephone conversations, chat logs, text messages, faxes and letters you send to us.
Log data and device information
We automatically collect log data and information from or about your computer, phone, or other device you use to access our services or navigate on our site. This includes:
- your IP address;
- the date and time you logged into your account;
- pages viewed;
- types of features you use;
- the hardware, software or internet browser you use;
- information about your computer's operating system, like application version;
- your language settings;
- your camera settings;
- identifiers associated with cookies or other technologies that may uniquely identify your device or browser.
- data that identifies your mobile device;
- device-specific settings and characteristics;
- location details;
- app crashes and other system activity.
Information collected by cookies and other technologies
Like many websites and applications, we use cookies and other technologies (such as web beacons, web storage, and unique advertising identifiers) to collect information about your activity, browser, and device.
Most web browsers are set to accept cookies by default. If you prefer, you can usually remove or reject browser cookies through the settings on your browser or device. Keep in mind, though, that blocking cookies may negatively affect your use of the services on our site. To learn more about how we use cookies and your choices, please check out our Cookies Policy.
Personal data we receive from third parties
- We collect information that users of the site, such as Guests, Members or Models provide about you in the course of the chat conversation or communication with our Billing and Support Team.
- The personal information we collect may also come from third parties, such as partners and service providers, to the site. These third parties assist us in maintaining data accuracy and providing and enhancing the services. We are also dealing with partner ad networks, which help us to promote our site. For example, we might receive information about your experiences and interactions from our partner ad networks.
- We are also managing an ad network and promotional tools ourselves and may receive information about your experiences and interactions with our ads and promotional tools published/used on third party or affiliated sites.
Personal data we collect from publicly available sources
We collect publicly available information about you only when it is necessary to prevent fraud and illegal activities on our site (for example, when we suspect that you are using a false or stolen credit card, when we witness child abuse cases, or pedophile activity, etc.).
This data may comprise publicly available information you share on social media like Facebook, your blog and/or site, and any other public data available on the internet.
This information is always associated or combined with the data we collect through our site in order to finalize our investigation before reporting any fraud and illegal activities to authorities. We never use publicly available data for any other purpose.
Special category of data
Nudecam18 is an adult entertainment site and, due to the nature of our site and its purpose, we may have data about you, which could possibly reflect your sexual interests.
If, after creating an account, you freely indicate certain sexual preferences in order to give yourself more visibility and presence on our site, you are providing us with details about your sexual interests.
When you use our site, for example when you visit the pages of the Models or when you watch live cam shows, we process and store information related to your activity (e.g. the category of Models you watched or the page you visited) in order to provide you with the services you requested for and enhance your experience on the site. If you agreed to receive promotional emails from us, we will also send you special offers and news about our features based on your interests on our site.
Due to the explicit meaning of each category name, as well as the types of Models you request services from (e.g. Asian girls, White Ladies, Latin Women, etc…), it is possible that the chosen categories indicate your online sexual preference to us.
We understand that this may not explicitly reflect the reality of your life outside of the site. Your online preferences may only be a role that you choose to play in a virtual environment. However, in order to provide you with the highest level of data protection, we categorize such type of data under the sensitive data category, which is highly protected and handled with the utmost care.
What are your choices regarding the collection and use of your sensitive data?
Because your online sexual preferences and other data relating to your sexual interests are essential aspects of privacy, we are maintaining very high IT security standards. We are periodically proceeding with controls and assessments of our security measures, in order to guarantee a trustworthy environment.
We will always ask you to agree to the use of your sensitive data.
Please be aware that you can change your opinion regarding the processing of the aforementioned sensitive data in your consent settings at any time.
However, please note that refusing to provide or revoking your consent to have this data collected and used means that you will not be able to log into your account and use the services, as we will not be able to provide you with the services without processing such information.In case you freely indicated your sexual preferences in your account settings, and you just want to delete this data, you can easily remove it from your profile in your account. This will not affect your use of the site.
Why do We Process Your Personal Data?
We use the information we collect for the following purposes:
Open your Member account and provide you with the services
Primarily, we use the personal data you give us when you create your account to open and administer your online account, to allow you to do a number of activities and to use features of our site. In addition, we use the information to allow you to purchase credits and benefit from paying and non-paying services.
Your account is also a way to exercise control over your personal data. In your account, you can manage your purchases, take advantage of special offers, and manage your account settings. You are in control of what you use to complete your profile, and can choose the information you wish to share with us.
We process this information given our legitimate interest in providing you the services you requested and creating your account.
If you fail to provide minimum details about you, the consequence will be that we will not be able to create an account and allow you to use our services.
Improve and promote our services
We use your personal data for analytical and statistical purposes. We place great emphasis on the improvement of our services and on the enhancement of your experience as a Member or Guest.
In order to better understand what your needs are and how we can improve our services, we compile the information you gave to us or that we collected about you when visiting pages on our site or while using our services, to detect general trends regarding the preferences/habits of our users. This helps us to generate statistical reports, for example, general statistics reports on our customers' activity based on the categories of Models viewed, the countries, or the purchases.
We also use Hotjar in order to better understand our users' needs and to optimize this service and experience. Hotjar is a technology service that helps us better understand our users experience (e.g. how much time they spend on which pages, which links they choose to click, what users do and don't like, etc.) and this enables us to build and maintain our service with user feedback. Hotjar uses cookies and other technologies to collect data on our users' behavior and their devices (in particular device's IP address (captured and stored only in anonymized form), device screen size, device type (unique device identifiers), browser information, geographic location (country only), preferred language used to display our website). Hotjar stores this information in a pseudonymized user profile. Neither Hotjar nor we will ever use this information to identify individual users or to match it with further data on an individual user. For further details, please see Hotjar's privacy policy by clicking on this link.
You can opt-out to the creation of a user profile, Hotjar's storing of data about your usage of our site and Hotjar's use of tracking cookies by following this opt-out link.
- We also use your personal data for testing purposes, troubleshooting and improving the functionality and quality of our online entertainment services. Our main goal is to optimize our site and services to your needs, which makes them easier and more enjoyable to use.
- We share very limited characteristics about you with the Models registered on our site, so that they can deliver a service adapted to you. Please see point "With whom do we share your data?" to learn more.
- We use limited information to tailor our services for you. For example, when you visit and login on our site, we use your IP address to determine the country where you are from, and display our webpages in your language, so if you visit or login on our site from the United States, our site will automatically display content in English.
- We have affiliate programs through which webmasters or other third parties can help us to promote our sites, for example by creating reproduction of our well-known sites. Those sites can include only certain categories of Models.
We share some limited information about you with the webmasters or other third parties participating to our programs, in order to help them to setup, maintain and optimize their marketing campaigns or promotional activities. This also allows them to track their income. Please see point "With whom do we share your data?" to learn more.
- Finally, please be aware that any information that you made public on our site, such as comments on the public wall of Models, may appear on search engines results, together with your username.
We process this information given our legitimate interest in developing and improving our site and our users' experience, as well as to promote our services and our sites.
Customer relationship management and communication with you
We provide Customer and Billing Support service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Sharing your personal details with our Customer and Billing Support Team allows us to respond to any question you might have about our services.
All your communications with our Customer and Billing Support and all information you provide in the course of such communications, including any review or opinion about the services of a Model, are stored and reviewed so that we may respond to your request. We can also ensure this way full compliance of all users of our site with our terms and conditions.
Some of the recorded communications with you are used for training purposes of our employees within the Customer and Billing Support so that we can ensure customer service excellence.
Finally, be aware that, when receiving a request or claim of a customer, our Customer and Billing Support Team can access all information you give to us and all usage information we collected about you. We want to make sure that our Customer and Billing Support has all information needed to appropriately and immediately respond to your request.
Please note that the Customer and Billing Support may also communicate with you through emails or any other means, if appropriate.
- Please note that we may also communicate with you through emails or any other means, if appropriate, in order to inform you of certain changes regarding our site or of certain events, for example, when you successfully register on our site.
We process this information given our legitimate interest in improving our users' experience and delivering appropriate customer services to you.
- Depending on the payment method you choose, we use your identification data and payment information to process transactions.
- The use of your personal information is necessary to perform the contract that you have with us. If you purchase credits, we will use your information to execute the payment and provide you with the services.
Ensure a safe and trustworthy environment
- Because we want to create and ensure a safe environment where you can peacefully enjoy our services, we use your personal data to detect and prevent fraud and other illegal activities on our site.
- We also use your data to detect potential breaches to the rules of our site. The rules of the site are explained in our terms and conditions.
- Finally, we use your personal information for security purposes and risk assessment, such as to authenticate you on our site and verify your identity.
We process this information given our legitimate interest in ensuring compliance with the rules of our site, fraud detection and prevention, as well as, information, system, network and cyber security.
Sending of customized marketing emails
This will allow you to be informed of new services/features or special offers.
If you accepted to receive marketing emails, we will use:
- the information you gave to us,
- the information we get about you when navigating on our site and using our services.
Based on this information, we will send you marketing emails tailored to your tastes or to certain of your characteristics (such as your country, the time you spend on the site, the amount of credit purchased).
The sending of marketing emails is based on your consent. However, be aware that you can very easily revoke such consent at any time in your "Consent Settings". Revoking consent means you might miss out information on new services and special offers.
If you agreed to receive marketing emails, we may pseudonymize your email address and use it to generate statistical results. Such statistics are in the form of aggregated data and not personal information (for example, number of users per country who are receiving marketing communications).
Personalized Content
We are using a software, which is learning about your behavior on our site (for example, when you are navigating on our site, viewing livestreams, looking at Models' profiles or adding favorites to your lists) and able to predict the types of Models who could be of interest for you.
Thus, the webpage will adapt to your needs and you will quickly find content related to your preferences.
Whether you created an account or not, the software will display, at your next login or visit, a webpage based on your preferences from previous activity.
We rely on your consent to create a customized experience for you.
You may withdraw your consent at any time by opting-out in your Consent Settings or via email in case you are not a Member yet. Revoking your consent to content personalization may negatively affect your experience.
Comply with any legal requirements and enforce our legal rights
We may rely on a legal obligation to process your personal data. For example, we retain your transaction information to maintain legally required accounting records.
We may also use your information to respond to requests of competent authorities or given our legitimate interest to establish, exercise or defend legal claims. We also use your data, if necessary, to investigate issues with the bank processing your payment or with a debt collector, in case of unpaid transactions, chargebacks or refunds.
We may combine your information with information lawfully obtained from other third party sources and use it for the above purposes.
How do We Protect And How Long Do We Retain Your Personal Data?
We implement serious security measures, including technical and organizational security measures, to grant maximum protection to your personal information against unauthorized access, modification, disclosure or deletion. Your data is protected by our highly sophisticated security systems.
We actively implement data loss prevention systems against leakage, theft and data breach in order to ensure that our site and the entire IT infrastructure related to it are updated against the latest network security vulnerabilities. We periodically test our IT systems and do sophisticated penetration tests. Our site incorporates the most advanced security technologies available in order to ensure maximum safety of its users and the safekeeping of their related information.
We will retain your personal data for as long as we consider it necessary to:
- Enable you to use our services and provide our services to you, including maintaining your customer account;
- Comply with our legal obligations. For example, we may keep some of your information for tax, legal reporting and auditing obligations. Please note that, according to Luxembourg legislation, financial related information shall be kept for a period of ten years.
- Conduct our business and for our legitimate business interests, such as establishing, exercising or defending legal claims, chargeback prevention, fraud detection and prevention, hindering any other illegal activity on our site, and enhancing safety. For example, if we close or suspend your account for fraud or illegal activities, we may retain certain information about you to prevent you from opening a new account in the future. Such information shall also be kept available in case of ongoing judicial proceedings/and or investigations. As part of our fraud detection and prevention process, we also blacklist all former usernames for a certain time. Therefore, a former username cannot be used for a new registration.
- Protect our site and your personal information from accidental or malicious loss and destruction. Residual copies of your personal information may not be removed from our backup systems for a very limited time (usually 30 days).
Some copies of your information (e.g., log records) may also remain in our database, but are disassociated from personal identifiers.
In case you have a question about a specific retention period for certain categories of personal data we process about you, please contact us via the contact details provided in point "How to contact us?"
With Whom do We Share Your Data?
We share certain of your personal data with the following parties:
With the Models
Your contract with us secures your ability to benefit from and purchase services relating to adult entertainment from Models.
Regarding your profile information, by default, the only data element visible to the Model is your username.
However, you may choose to share with a Model other information about you that you added to "My Profile" in your account settings, like your gender, age, location, interests, etc…; you may also connect your camera in private chat in order to visually communicate with the Model or just turn on your microphone. The Model is not allowed to record the visuals you provide.
In any case, please keep in mind that you can manage the visibility of the information you added in "My Profile" by selecting the appropriate option in your privacy settings and therefore decide who can see the information you put on your profile.
In case you decide to share additional content with the Models, such as pictures, please note that you are fully responsible of such sharing of information and that we cannot be held responsible of any disclosure you freely made.
- What else do we show about you to the Models?
- As the Models are appearing on several sites at the same time (all our sites and affiliated sites), we show them from which site you are visiting from;
- We show them a special icon, if you subscribed to their fan club;
- We show them a special icon, if you added them in your favorites;
- We show them a special icon, if you are a regular Member on a site and already purchased a certain number of credits, so that they know that you deserve extra attention and a good service. Please be aware that you can deactivate this feature, by contacting us to the email address or address indicated in point "How to contact us?".
With other users of the site and with the public
- When you chat with a Model in a free chat, other users of our site can see your username and the messages you write. In addition, other users can see in a free chat if you become a King of the Room and the number of credits you spent on surprises for said purpose.
- If you added information about yourself to "My Profile", you may choose to disclose such information to other users, only to Models with whom you are in private chat or with no one, in your privacy settings. As indicated, please keep in mind that you can manage the visibility of the information you added in "My Profile" by selecting the appropriate option in your privacy settings and therefore decide who can see the information you put on your profile.
- In addition, if you post comments on a Model's wall, other users will see your comments. Your comments and username may also be visible on the results of a search engine, like Google, for example. Therefore, if you do not want other users or the public in general to see your comments, please do not post comments on a Model's wall.
When you initiate a private chat with a Model, apart from the Model, only limited staff within our organization can access on a "need to know" basis the communications and/or images (in case you turn on your webcam) you share. Be assured that other Guests or Members of Nudecam18 will not access any information about you from the moment you enter into a private chat.
Entities of our company's group
We share your personal information with the following companies of our group based in Luxembourg, Hungary, and the US, as they are helping us to deliver the services to you:
- Jasmin IP S.à r.l., 44, Avenue John F. Kennedy, L-1855, Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg;
- Docler IP S.à r.l., 44, Avenue John F. Kennedy, L-1855, Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg;
- Docler SSC Kft, Expo tér 5-7, H-1101, Budapest, Hungary;
- Docler Media LLC, 8000 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048, USA;
- Escalion S.à r.l., 44, Avenue John F. Kennedy, L-1855, Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Webmasters participating to our affiliate programs
We have affiliate programs through which webmasters and other third parties can help us to promote our sites, for example, by creating reproduction of our well-known sites. Those sites can include only certain categories of Models.
Please be aware that by registering on one of our affiliated sites, you will also be considered as registered on our original sites, including notably livejasmin.com and others. You can therefore log in on these different sites with the same login credentials.
Please note that, whether you registered directly on one of our sites or on one of our affiliated sites, we stay the controller of your personal data. For example, when you create an account or purchase credits, the personal information that you give for these purposes goes directly to us. The webmaster cannot see or access your personal data, and is only a technical operator and business partner helping us to promote our activity. In no event, you are a client/customer of a webmaster.
We only share some limited information with them that however cannot lead to your direct identification. This minimum information helps them to setup, maintain and optimize their marketing campaigns or promotional activities. This also allows them to track their income. This information consists in your registration date, the site where you come from, register or purchase credits, your country, your username, the packages of credits bought (in case the webmaster was eligible for a commission) and certain device information (your operating system, your browser type and the type of device (e.g. tablet, mobile, desktop)).
Please be aware that we will never share with them any information leading to your direct identification, for example, your real name, your address, your email address, your payment details or your IP address.
Service providers
We use carefully selected and trusted third parties, who act as service providers to our site.
We ensure that they are bound by contractually binding obligations to process information we share with them in accordance with our instructions, this Privacy Policy and all applicable data protection laws.
As we constantly work on the development and enhancement of the technology to support our site, our third party service providers we are using may regularly change. Such entities mainly belong to the following areas: (a) business intelligence and analytics; (b) customer care; (c) marketing and sales; (d) fraud prevention.
Payment providers and financial institutions
When you purchase credits, depending on the payment method you choose, your payment may be processed by a third party bank or payment processor and you may share with this party certain details, as well as payment information for the purpose of completing a transaction.
You may receive transactional emails from this party confirming the order, including dispatch, possible refunds, and follow-up invitations to leave feedback for this party.
If you share information with third parties directly, this Privacy Policy does not govern the processing of your personal information by these third parties.
If you choose the payment method "Credit/Debit card", your transaction will be handled by Escalion S.à r.l., which is part of our companies group and located in Luxembourg. For your information, you can find its privacy policy here.
When a chargeback is requested by you or by the holder of the credit card used to make the transaction, we have, in certain cases, to share some information about you and your use of the services with the processing bank.
We may furthermore share information with relevant financial institutions, if we consider it strictly necessary for fraud detection and prevention purposes.
Law enforcement agencies or governmental authorities
To the extent permitted by applicable laws, we may also share information with law enforcement agencies or authorities, if such disclosure is reasonably necessary to (a) comply with our legal obligations, (b) respond to information requests for fraud investigations and alleged illegal activities, (c) enforce and administer our terms and conditions, and/or (d) protect our rights or defend ourselves against any claims.
Business transfers
Finally, please also note that your information may be transferred to another entity of our group following some internal reorganization or to another third party entity in case of sale, reorganization, restructuring, merger and/or acquisition or any other disposal whatsoever at group or company level resulting that part (more than 50%) or whole of our business (or related assets) is either directly or indirectly transferred or falling under control of a third party acquirer, provided the latter and/or the other group company in case of internal reorganization operates within same or similar line of business as ours and commits to comply with this Privacy Policy.
How do We Transfer Your Personal Data Outside of the European Economic Area?
As we are a Luxembourg based company, we comply with the EU Data Protection Regulation commonly called "GDPR" (If you want to learn more you can check: EU Regulation 2016/679 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC), which provides a high level of protection of your personal data.
In the course of the operation and exploitation of the site and the provision of the services, your personal information may be transferred outside of the European Economic Area ("EEA") to our affiliated companies or to third parties data processors located in the US and other countries outside of where you live, for the purposes specified in this Privacy Policy.
If we transfer your personal data outside of the EEA, we endeavor to ensure that your rights and freedoms in respect of the processing of your personal data are adequately and appropriately protected. For this purpose, we utilize the Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission that you can find here.
What are Your Rights Regarding Your Personal Data?
We did our best to explain what your rights are and how you can exercise them. If, despite of our below explanations, you are still unsure about the actions you can take or the conditions of exercise of your rights, do not worry, our Support Team will provide you with all the assistance you need when exercising your rights.
You may also contact us, at any time, before exercising any of your rights, and we will reply to your request as quickly as possible.
Please note that we created a specific interface called "Privacy Rights" in your account settings in order for you to be able to easily exercise certain of your rights.
Our Support Team will provide you with information on actions taken within one month of the day of receipt of your request. Only in exceptional circumstances, when we face complex and a high number of requests, we may extend this period of response up to two further months.
Please note that rights may be exercised free of charge. However, unfounded or excessive requests, in particular because of their repetitive character, will lead to the payment of a fee.
Please also understand that, because your privacy is so important for us, our Support Team may need to duly verify your identity and ask you to provide additional information before executing your request.
Data access and data portability
You have the right to access the personal information that we hold about you by requesting a copy of your personal data free of charge through the "Data Download" section in your account settings.
Upon verification of your identity, your request will be sent to our Support Team.
If we consider that your request is manifestly unfounded or excessive (for example, because you requested a copy of your data numerous times in a short period of time), we may refuse to act or charge a reasonable fee taking into account the administrative costs for providing you the information.
In certain cases, you may also be entitled to request copies of personal information that you have provided to us in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format and/or request us to transmit this information to another service provider (where technically feasible). For this purpose, you can send an email to email@example.com.
Rectification of inaccurate or incomplete data
You have the right to request that we correct any inaccuracies in your personal data.
For this purpose, you can send an email to email@example.com.
Data retention and erasure
If you no longer want us to use your information, you can request that we erase your personal information and close your account. >Request for account cancellation or closure will be considered as a request for erasure of your personal data. In such case, please select "Forget my Data" in the "Privacy Rights" section of your account settings.
Your request will be sent to our Support Team who will contact you to learn more about your request. However, if you face any difficulties, please contact us at any time.
Please note that if you request the erasure of your personal information, we will retain your personal data for as long as we consider it necessary to:
- Comply with our legal obligations. For example, we may keep some of your information for tax, legal reporting and auditing obligations. Please note that according to Luxembourg legislation financial related information shall be kept for a period of ten years.
- Conduct our business and for our legitimate business interests, such as establishing, exercising or defending legal claims, chargeback prevention, fraud detection and prevention, hindering any other illegal activity on our site, and enhancing safety. For example, if we close or suspend your account for fraud or illegal activities, we may retain certain information about you to prevent you from opening a new account in the future. Such information shall also be kept available in case of ongoing judicial proceedings/and or investigations. As part of our fraud detection and prevention process, we also blacklist all former usernames for a certain time. Therefore, a former username cannot be used for a new registration.
- Protect our site and your personal information from accidental or malicious loss and destruction. Residual copies of your personal information may not be removed from our backup systems for a very limited time (usually 30 days).
Some copies of your information (e.g., log records) may also remain in our database, but are disassociated from personal identifiers.
Right to object
We process your data for a variety of reasons as explained in "Why do we process your personal data?". Applicable law may entitle you to require us not to process your personal information for certain specific purposes where such processing is based on legitimate interest. If you object to such processing we will stop processing your personal data for these purposes.
In specific situations, we may have to refuse the execution of your request. This would be the case where we have legitimate grounds to continue such processing or if we have to establish, exercise or defend legal claims.
Please keep in mind that objecting to the use of your data might disable the use of your account.
- Please note that you may, at any time, ask us to stop sending you marketing emails by opting-out in your account settings.
Right to restriction of processing
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The No. 1 issue on Capitol Hill these days is the so-called "fiscal cliff," or the set of tax increases and spending cuts that will go into effect Jan. 1, 2013. A Congressional Budget Office Report issued this month projected that these provisions would save the government $448 billion next year alone, but that savings would come at the cost of slower growth and higher unemployment — throwing the economy back into recession and likely driving unemployment above 9%.
(PHOTOS: The Recession in Pictures: America Copes with a Stagnant Economy)
President Obama and Congressional leaders are eager to avoid such a scenario, but the two sides remain far apart on how they will divvy cuts in spending and tax hikes in such a way that doesn't throw the economy back into recession. In addition, it is widely believed that for the President to win Republican cooperation on a deal, a tax and entitlement reform package would have to be included — meaning that a compromise to avoid the fiscal cliff could potentially be part of one of the most wide-reaching legislative packages in some time. And Congress has but six weeks to strike a deal.
If the enormity of this task makes you a little suspicious of Congress' ability to tackle it, then perhaps you should prepare for taxes to go up in a big way in 2013. How exactly will "going over" the fiscal cliff cause you to pay more in taxes? Here are the three main components of the tax increases:
Expiration of the Bush Tax Cuts
President Bush and Congress enacted tax cuts in both 2001 and 2003. The 2001 cuts were in response to the budget surpluses (remember those?) that the U.S. Treasury had been accruing since the late 1990s. Additional cuts were enacted in 2003 to stimulate the economy from the 2002-2003 recession. But because these tax cuts were approved along party-line votes using the budget reconciliation process, they could only be enacted for 10 years. (Senate rules state that legislation that increases the deficit for more than 10 years requires a 60-vote majority to pass.) In 2010, the cuts were extended for two more years as part of a compromise that led to temporary payroll tax cuts and extended unemployment benefits. But they are set to expire once again in 2013. Everyone in Washington is in agreement that the tax cuts for those outside the top tax bracket should be extended, but absent a deal, every working American will be hit with a marginal tax rate increase of 5% on average, according to the Tax Policy Center.
(VIDEO: TIME Explains: The Fiscal Cliff )
Alternative Minimum Tax
The Alternative Minimum Tax sets a tax-liability floor of 28% for high-income earners. The problem is that the AMT is not indexed to inflation, so each year it ensnares more and more middle-income Americans. If the law isn't "patched" by increasing the level of income at which taxpayers must pay the AMT, then tens of millions of taxpayers will owe much more to the government than they are used to owing, and they'll owe that money retroactively for 2012. That's right: if nothing is done to patch the AMT, you could find yourself with a much lower tax return, or even owing the government money when you file your taxes in a few short months.
Expiration of the Payroll Tax Cuts
As part of the 2009 stimulus package, President Obama and Democrats gave working Americans a "Making Work Pay" tax credit of $400 for working individuals or $800 for working families. But Republicans refused to extend that in 2010, so the president and Democrats replaced it with a temporary payroll tax cut, which lowered the rate workers pay in Social Security taxes from 6.2% to 4.2%. The measure was always intended to be a temporary method of stimulus, and the question was when it would expire, not if. Despite the still-convalescent economy, word came earlier this fall that both Democrats and Republicans in Congress were willing to let the tax cut expire. President Obama, on the other hand, wants to keep the measure or something similar — like a return of the Making Work Pay credit — in order to maintain support for the recovery. If something isn't done, however, your taxes will go up by 2% of your gross annual income up to a maximum of $2,202 for those who make $110,100 and up. Single workers making $50,000 will take home $83 less each month.
Nobody knows what Congress and the president will agree to in the next six weeks, or if they will come to an agreement at all. But the law, as it stands now, is chock full of tax increases for earners both rich and poor. President Obama and Republicans in Congress have stressed their desire not to raise taxes on the middle class, but unless they can find a compromise on a broad range of issues, you should prepare to see your take-home pay drop in the new year.
MORE: Will the Global Economy Tumble Off America's Fiscal Cliff?


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Last Monday was Labor Day (well, you probably knew that). It was also farmers' market day in my neighborhood. And since I didn't have to go to work, I spent a good hour wandering around fruit, vegetable, and bakery stands rather than rushing in 15 minutes before they close on the way home from work. The weather was glorious and I lingered at each vendor, tasting here and there, sniffing and thumping, making the perfect choices. Since I was having a friend over for dinner, I bought an abundance of summer produce – heirloom tomatoes, plums, zucchini, and eight cucumbers. Eight? Yes, I had an idea.
Last year at another nearby farmers' market, a local chef, Chris Parsons, was sharing tastes of a recipe from his restaurant, Catch. I took a few spoonfuls of the smooth light green concoction and immediately knew that I had found the perfect recipe to take advantage of the free Greek yogurt that Stonyfield Farms shared with me and my blog. I was a quick convert to Greek yogurt and have never looked back. But back to that summer soup. I asked Chris for the recipe and he emailed me a few days later. But the weather turned cold, and warm soups beckoned.
And then all of a sudden, it was summer again. With work a little crazy and much weekend travel, my days of leisurely cooking have suffered. But I couldn't let another summer pass without making that creamy cucumber soup that so enchanted me last year. Labor Day was the day to slave away in the kitchen with a cool breeze blowing through my open windows. So I made a dinner of cucumber gazpacho followed by ceviche, and kept the oven off.
I made a few adjustments to Chris Parson's recipe and have copied it verbatim at the end of this post. The soup is very simple, but the yellow curry topping gives an extra kick. And I like a little kick. I used nonfat yogurt instead of whole milk yogurt, and then added some full-fat labne to the garnish to thicken it up.
– 8 cucumbers
– 1/4 C extra virgin olive oil
– 1/4 C red wine vinegar vinegar
– 1.5 Torn day old bread
– 1 C Greek nonfat yogurt
– Kosher salt and white pepper to taste
Prep. Peel half the cucumbers. Split all and removed seeds. Roughly chop.
Mix. Toss the cucumbers, oil, vinegar, bread, and yogurt into a big ziplock bag (none of my bowls could fit all the ingredients with enough room to mix). Shake and allow the liquid to soak into the bread for ~10 minutes.
Blend. Throw the mix into a blender and liquefy in two batches. Add salt and pepper to taste. I didn't bother to strain the soup because I liked the flecks of green (and I couldn't find my strainer).
Chill. The soup is a little bit thinner than the one I tried because I used nonfat yogurt. Once you chill it for a few hours, it thickens up a bit and also gives the flavors some time to develop. (I found the soup better the next day).
– 1/2 C nonfat Greek yogurt
– 1/2 C 1% milk
– 1/4 C labne
– 1 t yellow curry powder
– 1 t ground cumin
– kosher salt and white pepper to taste
Whisk together all the ingredients. Refrigerate.
Serve soup in bowls with a swirl of yellow garnish across the top.
Chris Parsons, Catch
8 each Cucumber, 4 of them peeled, Split and seed all. Rough chop.
1/4 C Evoo
1/4 C Sherry Vinegar
1 C Torn day old bread
1 C Greek Whole Milk Yogurt
Kosher Salt and White Pepper to Taste
Toss in a bowl like a salad, blend in blender and strain. Adjust seasoning.
Greek yogurt Bubbles
1/2 C Greek Yogurt
1/2 C Whole Milk
1 t Yellow Curry Powder
1 t Toasted Ground Cumin
Kosher Salt and White Pepper to Taste
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9. Be patient, and follow my rules. I found it hard to diversify and not add to losing positions. I find it hard to keep my money in cash. I have found taking money out on a regular basis helpful to finding balance. Keep some money in cash always, go over my rules repeatedly to stay within the rules. Do not add more than once to a losing position.
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An 1877 Indenture of Apprenticeship between Sillah Walker and Peter "P. G." Walker, both of Morgan County, Georgia, binding Sillah's son, Warren, aged nine, to Peter. Notice the amount of detail about Sillah, her family, and their circumstances contained in this document.
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State of Georgia, County of Morgan
The following instrument is an Indenture of apprenticeship, made and entered into this the 27th day of October, 1877, between Sillah Walker, Cold, of Said County and State of the one part and Peter Walker, also of Said County and State, of the other part.
The Said Sillah Walker, being the mother of five children, to wit, Mattie, Warren, Lucy, Gracy and an Infant, not yet named, all of whom are still young and, together, form a burden rather than a help to her, her husband having deserted her, she having no property and no one to assist her in the maintainance of her family, is desirous of binding out her minor Son Warren, afore-named, aged nine years, to the aforesaid Walker, under the authority in her vested so to do by Section 1875 of the "Code of Georgia, 1873."
1st Therefore, it is agreed by and between the parties, to this Indenture that the aforesaid Warren, he consenting, be and he is hereby bound out to the Said Peter Walker from this time until he (Warren) arrives at the age of Twentyone years.
2 Sed[?], The Said Peter Walker agrees to maintain, protect, and humanely treat the Said Warren and in governing him to use only the same degree of force to compel his obedience as a father may use with his minor child, to teach him the business of Husbandry, and habits of Industry, honesty, and morality; to cause him to be taught to read English; and in finse[?] to perform all the several relations and duties required of a master by the law in this case provided.
3thd The Said Sillah Walker agrees, in consideration of this undertaking on the part of the Said Peter Walker to relinquish all claims to the services of her said Son as well as all her legal control over his person, to do nothing whatever to thwart the carrying out of this contract but rather to exercise her influence in securing to the Said Walker all advantages legally accruing to him under it by urging her son to obedience and faithfulness in the discharge of his various duties as the legally bound Apprentice of the Said Walker.
4th It is understood by the parties to this Indenture that all the provisions of the law as to the reciprosul duties of master and Servant, Contained in the First Article of the 4th Chap., Title 2, Parh,1 2, "Code of Ga, 1873," and applicable to this contract shall have full force and operations in the carrying out of this Indenture of Apprenticeship.
Witness our hands and seals the day & year above written. Sillah her x mark Walker {L. S.}. P. G. Walker {L. S.}.
Signed & sealed in presence of H. W. Baldwin. T. B. Baldwin, Ordinary.
This contract was read over to and in the presence of Sillah Walker, who signed it after hearing it read. H. W. Baldwin. T. B. Baldwin, Ordinary M. C.
Source: Morgan County, Georgia, Indenture of Apprentices, 1866 – 1877: 20-21; Probate Court, Madison; Georgia Department of Archives and History micropublication 41/45 (RH 1758).
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