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The Algerian economy will be in relatively good condition in 2012 despite the economic certainties characterizing the global economic climate. The country is expected to achieve economic growth of around 3 to 3.5 percent, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The IMF continued to say that economic growth in Algeria remained strong in 2011 as oil prices strengthened the country's foreign reserves and budget. "Public expenditure plans will keep growth in non-oil sectors at 5 per cent and boost up GDP by 2.5 per cent."
The IMF stated that increased food prices in international markets and the augmentation of public wages in Algeria was not reflected in inflation rates due to ongoing food subsidies, increased family savings, increasing demand for imports, and prudent monetary policy. "Budget deficit will likely remain at 4 per cent of the total GDP as public expenditures as well as wage augmentation continue" added the IMF.
The same source indicated that the outlook is rosy in the short and medium term due to the robustness of the budget. Monetary stability will largely depend on oil price fluctuations in international markets in the medium term. Organization officials stated that Algeria will experience positive growth in the short term due to investments by public and oil companies.
Nevertheless, the IMF warns that a myriad of challenges face the Algerian economy, particularly the need to diversify the economy, improve the business climate, and reduce the unemployment rate. The financial organization urged Algeria to put the private sector at the top of its priorities because of its power to stimulate the economy and create jobs. (Source: english.nuqudy.com)
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|The thesis deals with the preparation of chemical, optical, thermal and electrical characterization of five compounds, namely metal free naphthalocyanine, vanadyl napthalocyanine, zinc naphlocyanine, europium dinaphthalocyanine, and europium diphthalocyanine in the pristine and iodine-doped forms. Two important technological properties of these compounds have been investigated. The electrical properties are important in applications sensors and semiconductor lasers. Opto-thermal properties assume significance for optical imaging and data recording. The electrical properties were investigated by dc and ac techniques. This work has revealed some novel information on the conduction mechanism in five macrocyclic compounds and their iodine-doped forms. Also useful data on the thermal diffusivity of the target compounds have been obtained by optical techniques.
|Metal phthalocyanines have some unique optical properties which are exploited for dyeing fibers and films used in applicationslike dye lasing and optical information storage. Aggregation of dye molecules modifies their absorption and emission spectra with concomitant degradation in their energy transfer characteristics. MPcs as such have poor processability and are seldom used in solid matrices. The finest energy transfer characteristics are shown by the monomers of metal phthalocyanines. In the third chapter of this thesis the studies on two series of metal phthalocyanines are repoted
|Department of Applied Chemistry, Cochin University of Science And Technology
|Division of Marine Biology, Microbiology and Biochemistry, School of Marine Sciences, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|Department of Hindi Cochin University of Science & Technology
|Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have a dramatic impact on the tourism industry because they force this sector as a whole to rethink the way in which it organises its business . In the light of such rethinking within the tourism industry, this study has focussed on the Small and Medium Tourism Enterprises (SMTEs) in two island destinations, namely Mauritius and Andaman Islands, India.Suggestions. The findings conceming SMTEs in Mauritius and Andaman Islands have been compared to make some destination-specific inferences. The relevance of the findings has been discussed with reference to the SMTEs in the two destinations as well as the possible acceptability in other comparable settings. Suggestions have been made for further research in SMTEs' use of the Internet for marketing function.
|School of Management Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology.
|Emotional intelligence is very important in organisations and the ability to manage feelings and handle stress is an important aspect of El. Even though a number of studies have been done to prove that E1 is related to organisationally relevant variables like leadership effectiveness, job satisfaction, performance, career success etc., and the theoretical grounding for emotional intelligence-stress-relationship seems sound, only a few studies have been done to establish this linkage. This study is an attempt to measure emotional intelligence and organisational role stress of managers working in industrial organisations and to examine the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Organisational Role Stress. It also attempts to explore the influence of personal and occupational variables viz., age, education, gender, marital status, experience, department, type of organisation and designation on emotional intelligence. The investigator has also examined the difference in the level of role stress experienced by junior, middle and senior-level managers. The main objective of the study is to examine the relationship between emotional intelligence and organisational role stress.
|School of Management Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|High energy materials are essential ingredients in both rocket and explosive formulations. These can be vulnerable due to maltreatment. During gulf war, several catastrophic accidents have been reported from their own payload munitions. The role of energetic binders here was to wrap the explosive formulations to convert it into insensitive munitions. With the aid of energetic binders, the explosive charges are not only protected from tragic accidents due to fire, bullet impact, adjacent detonation, unplanned transportation, but also form total energy output presumption. The use of energetic binders in rocket propellants and explosive charges has been increased after the Second World War. Inert binders in combination with energetic materials, performed well as binders but they diluted the final formulation. Obviously the total energy output was reduced. Currently, the research in the field of energetic polymers is an emerging area, since it plays crucial role in insensitive munitions. The present work emphasises on the synthesis and characterization of oxetanes, oxiranes and polyphosphazene based energetic polymers. The thesis is structured into six chapters. First part of chapter 1 deals with brief history of energetic polymers. The second part describes a brief literature survey of energetic polymers based on oxetanes and oxiranes. Third and fourth parts deal with energetic plasticizers and energetic polyphosphazenes. Finally, the fifth part deals with the various characterization techniques adopted for the current study and sixth part includes objectives of the present work.
|Department Of Applied Chemistry, Cochin University Of Science And Technology
|Success achieved in seed production and culture of prawns induced researchers to explore the feasibiltiy of culture of other important crustaceans like lobsters and crabs. The CMFRI initiated a project to study the prospects of spiny lobster' culture and I was associated with this project from the beginning. Compared to shrimp farming, culture of spiny lobsters is an entirely different proposition due to inherent problems in producing their seeds. The emphasis on .obster culture, therefore, shifted to rearing of juvenile lobsters, which form a major portion in commercial lobster landings in India. Commendable success was achieved in enhancing growth rate of four important speices of spiny lobsters by bilateral eyestalk ablation. But due to strong reservations expressed against the "blinding" of lobsters by people from all walks of life, this technique could not be tested commercially for its economic viability. As in prawns, energetics of reproduction and egg development have not yet been documented in spiny lobsters and so these aspects were included in this study. Though some limited informations on food conversion efficiency are availble in spiny lobster, a detailed study on the effect of size and sexual maturity on food conversion was wanting and this also was included in this investigation. The most dominant spiny lobster in south east and south west coast of India, Panulirus homarus (Linnaeus) was selected for this study. Uptake, accumulation and utilization of minerals and trace elements are important events during embryogenesis of aquatic invertebrates. The scope of this study was widened to include these aspects also in order to understand how specific requirements of minerals and trace elements are met in the developing eggs of these two species of crustaceans.
|Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Cochin
|The theme of the thesis is centred around one important aspect of wireless sensor networks; the energy-efficiency.The limited energy source of the sensor nodes calls for design of energy-efficient routing protocols. The schemes for protocol design should try to minimize the number of communications among the nodes to save energy. Cluster based techniques were found energy-efficient. In this method clusters are formed and data from different nodes are collected under a cluster head belonging to each clusters and then forwarded it to the base station.Appropriate cluster head selection process and generation of desirable distribution of the clusters can reduce energy consumption of the network and prolong the network lifetime. In this work two such schemes were developed for static wireless sensor networks.In the first scheme, the energy wastage due to cluster rebuilding incorporating all the nodes were addressed. A tree based scheme is presented to alleviate this problem by rebuilding only sub clusters of the network. An analytical model of energy consumption of proposed scheme is developed and the scheme is compared with existing cluster based scheme. The simulation study proved the energy savings observed.The second scheme concentrated to build load-balanced energy efficient clusters to prolong the lifetime of the network. A voting based approach to utilise the neighbor node information in the cluster head selection process is proposed. The number of nodes joining a cluster is restricted to have equal sized optimum clusters. Multi-hop communication among the cluster heads is also introduced to reduce the energy consumption. The simulation study has shown that the scheme results in balanced clusters and the network achieves reduction in energy consumption.The main conclusion from the study was the routing scheme should pay attention on successful data delivery from node to base station in addition to the energy-efficiency. The cluster based protocols are extended from static scenario to mobile scenario by various authors. None of the proposals addresses cluster head election appropriately in view of mobility. An elegant scheme for electing cluster heads is presented to meet the challenge of handling cluster durability when all the nodes in the network are moving. The scheme has been simulated and compared with a similar approach.The proliferation of sensor networks enables users with large set of sensor information to utilise them in various applications. The sensor network programming is inherently difficult due to various reasons. There must be an elegant way to collect the data gathered by sensor networks with out worrying about the underlying structure of the network. The final work presented addresses a way to collect data from a sensor network and present it to the users in a flexible way.A service oriented architecture based application is built and data collection task is presented as a web service. This will enable composition of sensor data from different sensor networks to build interesting applications. The main objective of the thesis was to design energy-efficient routing schemes for both static as well as mobile sensor networks. A progressive approach was followed to achieve this goal.
|Department of Computer Science, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|The proliferation of wireless sensor networks in a large spectrum of applications had been spurered by the rapid advances in MEMS(micro-electro mechanical systems )based sensor technology coupled with low power,Low cost digital signal processors and radio frequency circuits.A sensor network is composed of thousands of low cost and portable devices bearing large sensing computing and wireless communication capabilities. This large collection of tiny sensors can form a robust data computing and communication distributed system for automated information gathering and distributed sensing.The main attractive feature is that such a sensor network can be deployed in remote areas.Since the sensor node is battery powered,all the sensor nodes should collaborate together to form a fault tolerant network so as toprovide an efficient utilization of precious network resources like wireless channel,memory and battery capacity.The most crucial constraint is the energy consumption which has become the prime challenge for the design of long lived sensor nodes.
|Dept.of Computer Science ,Cochin University of Science and Technology
|This study mainly deals with the structure of the motorised and mechanised trawl fishing fleet of Kerala, and assess the availability of resources and its extent of exploitation. The study is conducted by observing the performance of small motorised boats operating trawl nets from selected centers along the Kerala coast. The Study also deals with the type and material of construction of the propellers used in selected crafts and the efficiency of the propeller. The fuel consumption pattern of selected medium sized trawlers economics of operation of selected fishing crafts are analyzed through this study. The thesis also Suggest methods for reducing fuel consumption in trawling
|School of Industrial Fisheries, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|In the present work, structural, optical and electrical properties of indium sulfide are tuned by specific and controlled doping. Silver, tin, copper and chlorine were used as the doping elements. In2S3 thin films for the present study were prepared using a simple and low cost "Chemical Spray Pyrolysis (CSP)" technique. This technique is adaptable for large-area deposition of thin films in any required shape and facilitates easiness of doping and/or variation of atomic ratio. It involves spraying a solution, usually aqueous, containing soluble salts of the constituents of the desired compound onto a heated substrate. Doping process was optimized for different doping concentrations. On optimizing doping conditions, we tuned the structural, optical and electrical properties of indium sulfide thin films making them perform as an ideal buffer layer.
|Department of Physics, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|In this thesis, we explore the design, computation, and experimental analysis of photonic crystals, with a special emphasis on structures and devices that make a connection with practically realizable systems. First, we analyze the propenies of photonic-crystal: periodic dielectric structures that have a band gap for propagation. The band gap of periodically loaded air column on a dielectric substrate is computed using Eigen solvers in a plane wave basis. Then this idea is extended to planar filters and antennas at microwave regime. The main objectives covered in this thesis are:• Computation of Band Gap origin in Photonic crystal with the abet of Maxwell's equation and Bloch-Floquet's theorem • Extension of Band Gap to Planar structures at microwave regime • Predict the dielectric constant - synthesized dieletric cmstant of the substrates when loaded with Photonic Band Gap (PBG) structures in a microstrip transmission line • Identify the resonant characteristic of the PBG cell and extract the equivalent circuit based on PBG cell and substrate parameters for microstrip transmission line • Miniaturize PBG as Defected Ground Structures (DGS) and use the property to be implemented in planar filters with microstrip transmission line • Extended the band stop effect of PBG / DGS to coplanar waveguide and asymmetric coplanar waveguide. • Formulate design equations for the PBG / DGS filters • Use these PBG / DGS ground plane as ground plane of microstrip antennas • Analysis of filters and antennas using FDID method
|Department of Electronics, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|The broad objective of the study is to find out the management practices followed in the rubber estates in India. Comparing the management practices followed in the estates belonging to Indian and non-Indian companiess is also an objective. It has been widely held that the management practices followed in the estates belonging to these groups vary considerably. Hence attempt is made to find out the divergence between them in regard to various practices and to identify and bring them into broader relief so that the strong points of each would be emulated by the other. The management practices are examined in the light of well-established management principles and techniques adopted in business and industry. The principles of management which are widely accepted are Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing and Controlling. Other management principles and techniques relating to personnel - finance, marketing, materials and transporting - are also examined in the appropriate context
|School Of Management Studies, Cochin University Of Science And Technology
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|This thesis Entitled entrepreneurship and motivation in small business sector of kerala -A study of rubber products manufacturing industry.Rubber-based industry in Kerala was established only in the first half of the 20th century.the number of licensed manufacturers in the State has increased substantially over the years, particularly in the post- independence period. 54 rubber manufacturing units in 1965-66, the number of licensed rubber-based industrial units has increased to 1300 units in 2001-02. In 2001-02 Kerala occupied the primary position in the number of rubber goods manufacturers in the country.As per the latest report of the Third All India Census of Small Scale Industries 2001-02, Kerala has the third largest number of registered small scale units in the country next after Tamil Nadu and Utter Pradesh.This study of entrepreneurship in the small-scale rubber goods manufacturing industry in Kerala compares a cross section of successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurs with respect to socio-economic characteristics and motivational dynamics. Based on a sample survey of 120 entrepreneurs of Kottayam and Ernakulam districts successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurs were selected using multiple criteria. The study provides guidelines for the development of entrepreneurship in Kerala.The results on the socio-economic survey support the hypothesis that the successful entrepreneurs will differ from unsuccessful entrepreneurs with respect to education, social contacts, initial investment, sales turnover, profits, capital employed, personal income, and number of employees.Successful entrepreneurs were found to be self~starters. Successful entrepreneurs adopted a lot more technological changes than unsuccessful entrepreneurs. Successful entrepreneurs were more innovative — the percent of successful entrepreneurs and unsuccessful entrepreneurs reporting innovations in business were 31.50 and 8.50 percent respectively.
|Department of Applied Economics, Cochin University of Science and Technology.
|This thesis Entitled Environmental impact of Sand Mining :A case Study in the river catchments of vembanad lake southwest india.The entire study is addressed in nine chapters. Chapter l deals with the general introduction about rivers, problems of river sand mining, objectives, location of the study area and scope of the study. A detailed review on river classification, classic concepts in riverine studies, geological work of rivers and channel processes, importance of river ecosystems and its need for management are dealt in Chapter 2. Chapter 3 gives a comprehensive account of the study area - its location, administrative divisions, physiography, soil, geology, land use and living and non-living resources. The various methods adopted in the study are dealt in Chapter 4. Chapter 5 contains river characteristics like drainage, environmental and geologic setting, channel characteristics, river discharge and water quality of the study area. Chapter 6 gives an account of river sand mining (instream and floodplain mining) from the study area. The various environmental problems of river sand mining on the land adjoining the river banks, river channel, water, biotic and social / human environments of the area and data interpretation are presented in Chapter 7. Chapter 8 deals with the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) of sand mining from the river catchments of Vembanad lake.
|Environmental Sciences Division, Centre for Earth Science Studies
|Faculty of Marine Sciences, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|Tropical cyclones genesis, movement and intensification are highly dependent on its environment both oceanic and atmospheric. This thesis has made a detailed study on the environmental factors related to tropical cyclones of North Indian Ocean basin. This ocean basin has produced only 6% of the global tropical cyclones annually but it has caused maximum loss of human life associated with the strong winds, heavy rain and particularly storm surges that accompany severe cyclones as they strike the heavily populated coastal areas. Atmospheric factors studied in the thesis are the moisture content of the atmosphere, instability of the atmosphere that produces thunderstorms which are the main source of energy for the tropical cyclone, vertical wind shear to which cyclones are highly sensitive and the Sub-Tropical westerly Jetsteram and its Asian high speed center. The oceanic parameters studied are sea surface temperature and heat storage in the top layer of the ocean. A major portion of the thesis has dealt with the three temporal variabilities of tropical cyclone frequency namely intra-seasonal (mainly the influence of Madden Julian Oscillation), inter- annual (the relation with El Nino Southern Oscillation) and decadal variabilities. Regarding decadal variability, a prominent four decade oscillation in the frequency of both tropical cyclones and monsoon depressions unique to the Indian Ocean basin has been brought out. The thesis consists of 9 chapters.
|Department of Atmospheric Sciences, Cochin University of Science and Technology,
|In the last decades considerable headway has been made in research and development of phyto-chemical pesticides. The most notable recent success is the commercial development of neem products for insect control. The present investigation on Environmentally Compatible Phyto-Chemical Larvicides for Mosquito Control was undertaken to identify plants of the locality with potential larvicidal activity on mosquito larvae. This has been achieved by screening 17 plant species against four mosquito species. The observation and data are compiled in six chapters .
|School of Environmental Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology
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Beneath the surface of the earth, an influential community of microbes mingles with plant roots. In the first large-scale analysis of those communities, scientists have now catalogued and compared the hundreds of types of bacteria that associate with the roots of the model plant Arabidopsis under various conditions. The work establishes an experimental framework for examining how plants interact with a microbial community that can influence their growth and development, productivity, and impact on the environment.
The analysis, led by Jeff Dangl, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute-Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation investigator at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, identifies a core group of bacterial types that are consistently found inside Arabidopsis roots. Other bacterial associations, the researchers find, are dependent on the type of soil in which a plant grows. The work is published in the August 2, 2012, issue of the journal Nature.
"It's been known for decades that plants have growth-promoting interactions with microbes," says Dangl, who is a biology professor at UNC's College of Arts and Sciences. Researchers had examined some of those interactions on a case-by-case basis, testing individual microbial strains for their effects on plant growth. But outside the controlled environment of a laboratory greenhouse, a single microbe never acts alone. "Every shovelful of soil is different, and the microbial community is very diverse and extremely complicated," Dangl says. "And everybody in that community is talking to each other using complex molecular signals."
Stuck in the same plot of soil for its entire life cycle, a plant must sense and adapt to its nutritional environment, Dangl explains. Scientists speculate that a plant may recruit certain microbial aides to help it thrive under certain conditions, but these types of interactions remain largely unstudied. Almost nothing is known abou
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — President Obama hit the road Tuesday to compete for media time with the Republican convention, courting young voters with a two-day tour of college campuses in Iowa, Colorado and Virginia.
In the two months before voters go to the polls to decide whether to give Mr. Obama a second term, the president is trying to reignite the electricity of his 2008 campaign, and aides view college campuses as friendly territory — both to register new voters and recruit volunteers to knock on doors and help get out the vote.
During a trip to Iowa State University in Ames on Tuesday, Mr. Obama called on the students and young people gathered there to re-create the youth movement that helped propel him to the White House in 2008.
"I am asking you to do what young people did four years ago. I'm asking you to believe," he said to a crowd of 6,000 students who had recently returned for fall classes. "We've come too far to turn back now. We have more work to do."
Polls shows Mr. Obama still leading Republican rival Mitt Romney with college-age voters, but the president faces the added challenge this year of trying to convince young people he is the right steward for the economy as they prepare to enter a weaker-than-expected job market and Mr. Romney says the president has not lived up to his promises on job creation.
Striving to overcome the shaky economic outlook, Mr. Obama hewed to themes expected to appeal to younger voters, including lower costs for student loans, women's contraception, gay marriage, the end of the Afghanistan War, and commitment to his 2010 health care law that allows people younger than 26 to remain on their parents' health care plans.
The president specifically took credit for expanding college tax credits, which he says saved families up to $10,000 over four years, doubling grant aid for millions of students, and preventing student loan rates from doubling at the end of the year, a policy both Republicans and Democrats in Congress supported and passed earlier this year.
Clearly sharpening his attack lines, Mr. Obama also launched a direct assault on the way Mr. Romney's vision for the country would affect young voters, arguing that the former Massachusetts governor hopes youths will get discouraged and stay home in November and telling the crowd that Mr. Romney once called their age group "the lost generation."
"But you can't believe it," he said. "Don't believe them when they tell you you can't make a difference."
Because Mr. Romney has vowed to repeal the president's 2010 health care overhaul the first day of his presidency, Mr. Obama told the crowd Mr. Romney would "kick you off your parents' plan" and said he has come to like the term "Obamacare," often used by critics as a pejorative.
"Because I really do care," he said. "Maybe we should call his plan 'Romney doesn't care.' [The health care law] is here to stay. Now is the time to go ahead and move forward."
Mr. Obama was scheduled to give a speech at Colorado State University in Fort Collins on Tuesday evening, then head Wednesday afternoon to Charlottesville for a college rally at the University of Virginia.
With polls showing the race tightening, especially in battleground states, the Romney campaign accused Mr. Obama of launching a string of reckless attacks while breaking a three-decade precedent of not campaigning during the opposing party's convention.
"Today, with the Republican National Convention underway, President Obama's campaign is going off the rails with reprehensible attacks and reckless charges against Gov. Romney," Romney senior adviser Danny Diaz said.
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Over the past decade Argentina has evolved from a country not well known on the global wine scene to the New World's fastest growing exporter of wines. The leading grape in Argentina in terms of reputation and quantity is Malbec, a Bordeaux variety imported to Argentina from France in the mid 19th century. Other red varieties produced in Argentina include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Bonarda (known as Charbono in its native Italy), Syrah, Tempranillo and Pinot Noir. Among white wines, the Argentinian wine region's signature grape is Torrontés, which yields a floral, tropical-tasting wine. The country also produces Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Grigio.
There are seven denominated Argentinian wine regions: Mendoza, Salta, Neuquén, Río Negro, Catamarca, La Rioja and San Juan. Among these, Mendoza is the leader in terms of quantity and quality, with roughly 80% of the nation's wine production centered in this desert region located almost directly across the Andes Mountains from Santiago, Chile, and about 650 miles due west of Buenos Aires. Neuquén and Río Negro, meanwhile, are in southerly Patagonia, while Salta is in the north of the country, near the border with Bolivia (Torrontés is a specialty in Salta); Catamarca, La Rioja and San Juan are lesser known regions that mostly satisfy the domestic market.
Wine Enthusiast's Buying Guide features thousands of Argentine wine ratings from all over the country. Conduct a quick and easy search to find ratings from your favorite producers to access the Argentinian wine guide.
If the color doesn't tell the full story, the nose will: it's impeccably perfumed, round and sweet, with amazing fruit aromas and a toasty background. The feel is as lush and rich as they come, and there's outstanding purity to the lusty black fruit flavors. A masher with elegance. Maybe the best Malbec Argentina has ever produced. Drink from 2011–15.— M.S. (7/1/2010)
This wine takes you on a trip to an outer wine world where deep, cushioned berry aromas come with exotic perfumes, bath oils and crushed flower petals. It's ultrasaturated and jammy, but not clunky or heavy. This tastes like a storm of blackberry, espresso and Swiss chocolate, while black spices and length bring up the rear. A blend of 50% Malbec, 40% Cabernet…— M.S. (8/1/2012)
This blend from the Nicasia and Adrianna vineyards is the best Malbec on the market today. There's raisin, mineral, licorice, blackberry and more. The mouth is like a Mack truck on ice skates, meaning it's both huge and elegant. And the mile-long finish of coffee, mocha and molten black fruit is awesome. Drink now through 2013.— M.S. (8/1/2009)
Features intoxicating pastry, blueberry, cola and coffee aromas in front of a minerally, terroir-packed palate of soft black fruit, chocolate, fine herbs and other character-aiding touches. The mouthfeel is fabulous and the finish of Swiss chocolate and integrated spice is as smooth as silk. Drink now through 2011.— M.S. (8/1/2009)
This is a real blaster of a Malbec, showing power, concentration and subtleties. The bouquet is full of graham cracker, cola, monster berry and moss notes, while the pure, driving palate deals flavors of toasty blackberry, spice, mocha and more. The lengthy but mellow finish hums like a fine-tuned machine. Drink now–2018.— M.S. (10/1/2012)
A year after the 2009 version of Gran Corte was named WE's Wine of the Year, this is every bit as good, with more structure and tannins than the ultrarich '09. This 50-50 blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec is dense, with marzipan and blackberry aromas. It's just creamy enough on the palate, where intense blackberry, black currant, toast and spice flavors hold…— M.S. (8/1/2013)
A wine that makes you take notice. The bouquet is intense, with minerality, char, huge black-fruit aromas and handsome shadings of chocolate and coffee. Power and purity come on like gangbusters, and the flavors are a classic mix of blackberry, cassis and fine Swiss chocolate. Heady, smooth and impressive. My highest rated wine yet from Carlos Pulenta's Vistalba…— M.S. (12/31/2010)
Probably the best value in high-end Malbec from Argentina is Trapiche's single-vineyard series, which in 2006 was led by this bottling from an Uco Valley vineyard. It's lush, perfectly ripe and full of cola, black fruit and intensity. There's nary a chink in its fiber, and the rush of fruit that hits the palate followed by layers of subtleties is impressive. Great…— M.S. (7/1/2010)
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Our annual conference, Neuroeconomics: Decision Making and the Brain aims to promote global interdisciplinary discussion on topics lying at the intersection of the brain and decision sciences in hopes of advancing both theory and research. The meeting is attended by scholars of all levels from all areas of neuroeconomic research including the fields of economics, psychology, and neural science, as well as by leaders in fields such as finance and medicine. The meeting's format, consisting of general talk sessions, poster sessions, organized receptions and group meals, provides ample opportunities for networking and off-line discussions. Further networking opportunities are provided by other events like our all-attendee banquet.
Society of Neuroeconomics Annual Meeting 2015
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This year we continue to enhance our scientific content with the 6th Annual Fred Kavli Plenary Lecture, given by Ann Graybiel, PhD, Investigator and Institute Professor at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT and recipient of the 2001 National Medal of Science. We will begin the conference with Kavli Foundation workshop tutorials on current advances in neuroeconomics, presented by Mara Mather, PhD, Professor of Gerontology and Psychology atUSC Davis School of Gerontology; David Laibson, PhD, Robert I. Goldman Professor of Economics at Harvard University; Nicholas Barberis, PhD, Stephen and Camille Schramm Professor of Finance at Yale School of Management.
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Kavli Workshops in the Foundations of Neuroeconomics
Neuroscience Workshop I:
The expected value of control: An integrative theory of motivation, effort and controlled processing
Jonathan Cohen
Princeton University
Abstract: The dorsal anterior cingulate cortex (dACC) has been a near-ubiquitous presence in three literatures directly relevant to the neuroscience of decision making; those on cognitive control, value-based decision making, and motivation. However, much less attention has been given to how its function in each of these domains may relate to its function in the others. In this talk I will describe a theory, inspired by a consideration of these literatures and the role that dACC plays within them, that addresses how value-based decisions impact and, in turn, are impacted by cognitive control. This theory posits that the primary function of dACC is to compute the expected value of candidate, control-demanding behaviors (the expected value of control, or EVC), and to select for execution (through the allocation of control) those that maximize this quantity. The theory builds on standard models of reward optimization (in both learning and decision making), taking into account the costs inherent to the allocation of control itself. It provides a coherent, and formally explicit framework for considering how the allocation of control — informed by a cost/benefit analysis of available options — impacts decision making and behavior. I will review behavioral and neuroscientific data in support of the theory, and present simulation results that demonstrate the model's ability to capture many of these findings.
Neuroscience Workshop II:
Norepinephrine and neural gain
Mara Mather
USC Davis School of Gerontology
Abstract: It has long been recognized that a key function of the locus coeruleus-norepinephrine system is to adjust the gain on information processing in the brain, such that increasing levels of norepinephrine under arousal are associated with amplification of 'signal' and suppression of 'noise'. But it has not been clear how norepinephrine can turn the knob on gain. How can this neurotransmitter, released broadly across much of the brain under arousal, have opposite effects on different types of neural representations? In this talk I review the basic mechanisms of norepinephrine and present a model of how it modulates neural gain.
Social Science and Decision Science Workshop I:
Behavioral Finance: Progress and Challenges
Nicolas Barberis
Yale School of Management
Abstract:The field of behavioral finance argues that many important financial phenomena are the result of less than fully rational thinking on the part of some market participants. Over the past 20 years, the field has grown dramatically in both content and visibility, and is by far the most developed area of behavioral economics. Using models of human behavior that are firmly grounded in psychology, researchers in the field have tackled topics such as fluctuations in financial markets, asset bubbles, investor trading behavior, and merger and acquisition activity. This talk provides an overview of behavioral finance – its progress, its core ideas, and the challenges it faces – and also discusses some areas of potential collaboration between researchers in behavioral finance and researchers in neuroscience.
Social Science and Decision Science Workshop II:
David Laibson
Harvard University
Abstract: The genetic architecture of economic behavior is characterized by millions of genetic loci that each have a small effect on a phenotype of interest. For example, the most influential single-nucleotide polymporhisms each explain less than 1/10 of 1% of the variance in educational attainment. However, when those effects are aggregated and tested out-of-sample, (linear) polygenic risk scores explain 5%-15% of cross-sectional variance in behavior. In this talk, I'll summarize the molecular genetic methods that have been used to draw such conclusions and discuss the future direction of genoeconomics research.
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University of Pennsylvania
Peter Bossaerts
The University of Melbourne
Paul Phillips
University of Washington
Tali Sharot
University College London
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University of Zurich
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Yale University
Uma Karmarkar
Harvard University
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Alan Sanfey
The Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour at Radboud University
Ian Krajbich
Ohio State University
Eric Johnson
Columbia University
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Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), Erasmus University Rotterdam
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Stanford University
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Please note that the following products are excluded from all promotions/discounts: care products, dog tags, picture bag and wallet and limited edition designs unless explicitly stated.
Shopping with Us
Credit Card payment is taken when your order is packed at our warehouse. All payment is processed in GBP. We accept most major cards including Visa, MasterCard, Visa Delta and Visa Electron.
We are unable to accept payment via cheque, PayPal or any method other than those listed above. The description of the goods, services, price, currency and delivery costs are set out on the order page. Orders shall be accepted at our sole discretion but are normally accepted once credit card authorisation has been confirmed, the order reflects current pricing, stock levels have been checked or in the case of services we can offer the service you require. To protect our customers from fraudulent credit card use, all orders are subject to security screening and if any irregularities are found, the order may not be processed.
The actual price charged to non-UK customers will be paid in pounds sterling and is subject to the exchange rate applied by the customer's credit or debit card Company.
Gift Cards
Gift Cards are accepted online as a method of payment and in our Radley stores and can be activated with a minimum value of £5.00 and have a maximum value limit of £500.
The Gift Card is not a cheque guarantee, credit or charge card and cannot be exchanged for cash, returned or refunded, except in accordance with your legal rights. Gift cards cannot be used for payment in Radley concessions, in third party department stores or in independent retailers.
You can use your Gift Card online at the official Radley website www.radley.co.uk. Simply enter the number on the reverse of the card at the checkout page to use the credit towards your purchase. Any balance remaining after your transaction will remain on the Gift Card. The value on the Gift Card will expire if it is not used within 24 consecutive months from the date of purchase.
We recommend you register your Gift Card at www.radley.co.uk. This will enable us to re-issue your card if it is lost or stolen (credit permitting). Gift Cards cannot be purchased from an International location.
RadleyOnline Store Credit
Online store credit is accepted online as a method of payment and will be stored within your account and appear as a payment option within the checkout to be redeemed against your next purchase. Radley onlinestore credit is not a cheque guarantee, credit or charge card and cannot be exchanged for cash, returned or refunded, except in accordance with your legal rights. Store Creditcan only be used online at Radley.co.uk and cannot be used for payment in RadleyShops, Radleyconcessions, in third party department stores or in independent retailers.
You can use your onlinestore credit at the official Radley website www.radley.co.uk. Simply select the payment option at the payment page to use the credit towards your purchase. Any balance remaining after your transaction will remain on your account. The value on the onlinestore credit will expire if it is not used within 24 consecutive months from the date of purchase.
Products, Pricing and Promotions
£25 off £125 offer
- A unique voucher entitles the user to a £25 discount off Radley products at Radley retail stores or online at Radley.co.uk when the user spends £125 or more.
- This promotion is valid from Wednesday 26th August 2015 until midnight on Sunday 11th October 2015.
- The voucher offer is only redeemable on full priced merchandise and must be applied at time of purchase.
- Each voucher is valid for one transaction only, cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount and cannot be exchanged for cash.
- The voucher must be surrendered upon redemption and photocopies will not be accepted.
- The offer is valid online at Radley.co.uk and only at the following UK Radley stores: Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bath, Bluewater, Bristol Cabot Circus, Bristol Cribbs Causeway, Cambridge, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, London Floral Street, London Westfield Shopping Centre, Manchester Trafford Centre, Metro Centre, Nottingham and Sheffield, plus the Radley concession at Browns of York. Store locations can be found here
- This offer is not available at Radley outlet shops, Radley concessions in third-party department stores or in any other Radley stockists.
- To redeem online you must enter your unique promotional code in the 'Promotional Code' box in your online shopping bag. The online code may only be used once per person.
- Online delivery charges are applicable as normal and will not be subject to the discount. Discount applies to products only. Delivery fees are not included in the minimum order value.
- This offer excludes Gift Cards, Dog Tags, Leather Care, Gift Wrap, Watches, Fragrance, The Liberty Collection and The Picture Bag Range.
- This voucher offer is open to all UK residents aged 18 years and over, excluding anyone associated with the offer; either employees, friends, families or agents of Radley.
- Acceptance of the voucher offer implies acceptance of the terms and conditions.
- Promoter: Radley + Co Ltd, McBeath House, 310 Goswell Road, London, EC1V 7LW.
Picture Bag Promotion
This entitles the customer to a free Exhibition Road umbrella when they purchase the Exhibition Road handbag and Exhibition Road purse.
While stocks last!
The offer is open to all UK residents aged 18 years and over, excluding employees of Radley + Co, their immediate families and anyone else associated with the promotion. To be eligible for a complimentary Market Day umbrella, the customer must purchase the Market Day handbag and Market Day purse in the same transaction. This offer is available while stocks last. If any of the items are returned then the free item needs to be returned also.
The offer is valid online at www.radley.co.uk and only at the following UK Radley stores: Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bath, Bluewater, Bristol Cabot Circus, Bristol Cribbs Causeway, Cambridge, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, London Floral Street, London Westfield Shopping Centre, Manchester Trafford Centre, Metro Centre, Nottingham and Sheffield. The offer is also valid at the Radley Browns of York concession and concessions in Arnotts Dublin. This offer is not available at Radley outlet shops or in any other Radley stockists not listed above.
No cash or alternative prizes are available and the offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
Radley and Co reserves the right to cancel a prize in the event of non-compliance with these terms and conditions. Promoter: Radley + Co Ltd, McBeath House, 310 Goswell Road London, EC1V 7LW.
Product Availability
All products for sale on www.radley.co.ukare subject to availability; if for any reason your order cannot be fulfilled owing to lack of stock, you will be advised by email.
Product Descriptions
Every product is sold subject to the product description and supporting information such as size, colour, estimated delivery dates and guarantees. The weights, dimensions and capacities given are approximate only. We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the colours of our products that appear on the website. However, as the actual colours you see will depend on your monitor, we cannot guarantee that your monitor's display of any colour will accurately reflect the colour of the product on delivery.
We will take all reasonable care to ensure that all of the product details, descriptions and prices are correct at the time when the information is uploaded onto the website. However, the information may not always exactly reflect the position when you placed an order. Please note that the delivery times are only estimates, and cannot be guaranteed. Packaging may vary from that shown. We reserve the right to refuse orders where the product information, price or product promotion has been incorrectly published.
All prices include VAT and are subject to change without prior notice.
We ship to all countries outside of the EU on a DDU basis (Delivery Duty Unpaid). This means the recipient will be liable for any local sales taxes or import duties which may be charged on the purchase. We will seek confirmation from you in all cases prior to despatching a DDU shipment to make sure you are aware of the DDU policy. Occasionally goods may be subject to delays, due to customs or weather. The customer is responsible for providing any information and payment required by customs to ensure the goods are cleared. Please contact us hereif you have any questions relating to shipping to a particular country.
Radley& Co are not responsible for the actions of local customs. The recipient is responsible for paying the duty. See Delivery Outside of the EU – Duty for further details
We run promotions both at our stores and on www.radley.co.uk. Some of these promotions may be exclusively online promotions or may be exclusively in-store promotions, or may only be available to customers in certain stores.
Where promotional percentage discounts are applied to orders, the discount will be applied to each item in the basket. In the event of a return, you will not be refunded the discounted proportion.
Promotional codes cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion unless stated.
Where promotional value discounts are applied to orders, the discount will be applied to the basket. In the event of a return, refunds will be based on the total amount paid for your purchased item(s) less the discounted value. Where multiple items are purchased in the same transaction the value discount will be applied proportionately against the cost of each of the items. If only one/some of the items are returned the amount refunded will be the full price of the returned item(s) less the pro-rata discount amount.
Unless otherwise stated, discounts are only applicable to full price items (sale and clearance items are not included).
Promotional codes cannot be applied retrospectively to previous orders and are valid for one transaction per person.
Please note that the following products are excluded from all promotions/discounts: care products, dog tags, picture bag and wallet and limited edition designs unless explicitly stated.
Other exclusions may apply and you should always refer to the original source of the promotion/offer for this information.
Online promotions may not be available for orders registered to a non-UK address.
Promoter: Radley& Co, McBeath House, 310 Goswell Road, London, EC1V 7LW, United Kingdom
Gift Wrap
We offer a Gift Wrapping service which is charged at £5.
Gift Wrap consists of a branded gift box and tissue. Radley gift wrapping is only available in three sizes. The dimensions are: W 40 x L30 x D15 cm, W 20 x L30 x D10 cm and W 40 x L50 x D20 cm. Unfortunately we are unable to gift-wrap walker umbrellas, luggage, knee length boots and dog tags.
You are fully responsible for any material which you compose via our gift messaging service. You guarantee that any messages posted on the website to be sent to a third party by us on your behalf will not contain any obscene, vulgar, rude, racist, threatening or defamatory language which may cause any distress to any person or be unlawful. Radley& Co accepts no liability for any gift messages which do not comply with this condition. We reserve the right to remove the service at any time and to refuse to send or display messages entirely at our own discretion without prior notice or liability to you.
Orders and Returns
Placing an Order
Making a purchase is easy. Just follow these simple steps:
Shop our website by browsing through our product range
Click on the image to access the individual item's product page where you will be given information on sizing, colour options and availability.
Add an item to your shopping basket by clicking the "Buy Now" button on the product page.
Review the items you have chosen in your shopping bag, or at the checkout. To delete an item from your shopping bag, click on the "Remove" button next to the item.
You can continue shopping by selecting the "Continue Shopping" button.
You can also view the items in your basket whilst you continue shopping, by clicking on the "Shopping Basket" icon at the top of the homepage.
Please be advised that placing an item in your basket does not secure it for you and it can still be purchased by another customer. We therefore suggest that you complete your order as soon as possible.
If entering a promotional code, please ensure you click 'apply code'' in order to action the code.
Complete your order by selecting "Checkout" and then follow the steps.
When you are ready to complete your order, click the 'Complete Your Order' button and wait for the order conformation page to appear. You will also receive an order confirmation email with details of your order shortly after we have received it.
Should you need further assistance with placing an order please contact our Customer Services Team on +44 (0)8450 707080, who would be happy to assist you.
Alternatively, please email our Customer Service Team here
Customers in the USA can contact our dedicated US Customer Services Team on +1 855 4368 690 or by contacting ushere
Amending your order
You are able to correct errors on your order up to the point at which you click on 'Complete Your Order' on the Payment Page of our ordering process.
Unfortunately we are unable to amend/change orders once they have been submitted. Therefore if you are unhappy with your order details you will be required to cancel your original order and place a new order with the correct details. You may find there are changes to your delivery timescale and/or the price you pay for the item as you'll be charged the current selling price on the day you amend or cancel the order.
Should you need further assistance with an order you have already placed, please contact our Customer Services Team on +44 (0)8450 707080, who would be happy to assist you. If you email there may be a 48 hour delay in responding to you during busy periods.
Acknowledgment and Despatch/Acceptance of your Order
We will notify you by email as soon as possible to acknowledge receipt of your order, so please ensure you enter a valid email address. This does not constitute acceptance of your order. Radley reserves the right to refuse an order for any reason. You will be notified of the despatch of your order by email with the courier details. Notification of despatch constitutes acceptance of your order. Acceptance of all orders is subject to credit checks and Radley reserve the right to cancel any order which does not comply with these regulations.
Purchases made on our website are for the personal or gift use of the buyer only and are not to be used for re-sale, commercial purposes or any other commercial benefit. Radley reserves the right to restrict multiple quantities of an item being shipped to any one customer or postal address.
We hope that you will love your order! However, if you change your mind,you can return any item in accordance with the following policies:
(Please note that we are not able to accept any returns of personalised products, unless the item is faulty.)
UK Orders – Goods must be returned within 30 days for a full refund of your purchase price and delivery charges. Returns are free using the Royal Mail UK returns label found inside the box.
EU Orders – Goods must be returned within 30 days for a full refund of your purchase price and delivery charge. The cost of return is non-refundable and Radley reserves the right to arrange collection, in which case the customer will be responsible for the collection charges.
Non-EU Orders – Goods must be returned within 30 days of receipt. The delivery charge and cost of returning the goods will only be refunded in the event that the goods have been returned due to being faulty or incorrect, in which case please contact us.
Items originally despatched to the UK but returned from a non-UK address will be treated as being an order from the country where the goods are being returned from.
Here's what you need to do:
- The goods being returned must be unused, in their original packaging including dog tag, dust bag and labels. All shoes must be tried on a carpeted surface until you are certain you are keeping them. Shoes should be returned unmarked and in the original, undamaged shoe box as this is considered part of the product. Shoes that are returned without a box, in a damaged box or with marked soles may not be accepted, and may be sent back to the customer. All Fragrance items must be returned unused and sealed in the original packaging. Fragrance items returned opened may not be accepted and may be sent back to the customer.
Next to your items on the despatch note which is sent with your order, please tick refund or replacement and select the reason for the return by selecting a reason code listed. It is very important that when you return an item, we know the order number it relates to, your details and whether you want a refund or a replacement. Without these details we won't be able to take the action you want us to.
- Faulty products will be assessed and if appropriate we will either refund you the value of the product and the original delivery charge, or action a replacement for which you will not be charged the additional postage.
- Put the product with the completed despatchnote inside the box and send to: Radley Website Returns Department. Radley + Co Unit 1 Site B Etheridge Avenue Brinklow Milton Keynes MK10 0BP, United Kingdom.
- For orders outside the UK we strongly recommend that you use registered post, recorded delivery or another secure method of delivery from a reputable carrier, retaining the receipt until you have received credit for the returned items. For orders within the UK please affix the free Royal Mail returns label.
- We will contact you by email to let you know that your refund has been processed. Please note that refunds can take up to 14 working days to process from receipt by our Returns Department.
Any refund out of policy will be at the discretion of the Online team, and will normally be given in Store Credit to the value of the current selling price.
Returning Click and Collect Orders to a Radley Store
- Simply take the despatch note or a print-out of your online order confirmation and the product you wish to return or exchange to a Radley Store. Please note: we will only credit the payment method you used when originally purchasing the item and items returned inline with our 30 day refund policy.
Please note we do not offer exchanges for alternative items, colours or sizes at our onlinestore. An Online exchange is placed as a new order. This will involve placing a new order and taking payment details from you again. You will be refunded for any returned item(s) in line with the policy stated above.
Items returned to a Radley store can be exchanged for alternative items, colours or sizes inline with the policy stated above.
Proof of purchase
Ordinarily if you have your receipt or delivery note we'll refund the original debit, credit or charge card, Gift Card or Store Credit used to purchase.
Charges and Options
- The delivery options for a product can be found on the product detail pages.
- Radley Gift Cards are despatched by Royal Mail signed for delivery service.
- If next working day or named day delivery is available for your order, we'll offer you these options at checkout. These options are available for delivery between Monday to Friday but you can select a Saturday with the named day service; order by 12pm previous working day.
- On rare occasions, some items may be delivered outside the published timed windows.
- More information on availability and restricted postcodes. We're sorry that geographical location and carrier availability can restrict our Next Day and Named Day service. The following areas are not available for next day delivery Aberdeen, Northern Highlands, Antrim, North Antrim, Down, South Down, Armagh, West N. Ireland, Tyrone, Dublin, Eire, Glasgow, Oban, Isle of Man and Orkney.
- Please note that the delivery charge on the original order is non-refundable unless the item/s are faulty or the order is cancelled in accordance with your cancellation rights under the Distance Selling Regulations.
UK Delivery Services and Charges
|Delivery Options
|Standard Delivery
|Within 3 – 5 working days
|Next Working Day
|Monday – Friday, excluding public holidays. Order by 12pm previous working day.
|Named day Delivery
|Monday to Saturday, excluding public holidays. Order by 12pm the previous working day.
|Click & collect
|Available for collection at your chosen shop after 5 working days. Order by 12pm the previous working day.
International Delivery Services and Charges
We are happy to announce that we offer a quick International delivery service to the following countries:
|Delivery Charge
|Delivery Time
|Argentina, Australia, Brazil, China, Egypt, Greece, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela
|Approximately 2-8 days *
|Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, Spain
|Approximately 2-4 days *
|Approximately 4-8 days *
|Canada, Croatia, Iceland, Norway, Romania, Switzerland, Turkey
|Approximately 2-5 days *
|Czech Republic, Denmark
|Approximately 3-4 Days *
|Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Sweden
|Approximately 3-6 days *
|Approximately 2-4 days *
|Approximately 2-8 Days *
|Approximately 3-5 days *
*International Delivery Times in working days (Monday-Friday).
** USA orders under 200 Dollars will not incur customs/duty charges.
Please note that we are currently not able to deliver to P.O. Boxes, BFPO's and Hotels.
Deliveries Outside of the EU – Duty
All orders are shipped from the UK. Deliveries outside the EU are subject to customs, legal, regulatory and certain practical restrictions. To comply with local legislation, you or the recipient may be required to pay additional taxes, fees or levies, import duty or other fees associated with formal customs entry when the good arrive in your country, before your local customs authority will release the goods to you. These are your responsibility. Please ensure that you enter the correct international delivery address and postcode. If the address is entered incorrectly or if customs duties or formal customs entry procedures are required, the delivery may be delayed. We are unable to offer you any assistance if either issue arises.
The charges outlined above must be paid by the recipient of the parcel. Where a customer fails or refuses to pay these charges, what happens to the goods is out of our control. In the event that the goods are returned without any charge to Radley we will refund the whole purchase price to the customer. In the event that the goods are returned to Radley but a delivery charge is levied on us,we will refund to the customer the purchase priceless the charge leviedon us to return the goods.It is possible that the goods will not be returned to us, in which case no refund of the purchase price will be given to the customer. In any event, goods that are returned due to the customer refusing or failing to pay any of the charges outlined in this paragraph will not be entitled to a refund of the delivery charge.Customs policies vary widely from country to country, therefore you are advised to check the local requirements in your country when placing an order.
Delivery and Warranty Arrangements
We deliver to all addresses in the UK, with the exception of the Channel Islands.
All orders will be despatched subject to payment card authorisation and stock availability.
We will use our reasonable endeavours to deliver the goods or services within the times indicated. However, where delivery times and dates are given, they are for general guidance only and we will not be held liable for late delivery of goods caused by circumstances beyond our reasonable control.
You are responsible for making arrangements to receive the goods and if the goods are held at the post office, a Radley Store or other delivery company's depot because no one was available when the goods were delivered then it is your responsibility to swiftly collect the goods. It is important that the addresses supplied by you to us are accurate.
We will not have any responsibility for any loss or damage which occurs to the goods after delivery. A signature and confirmation of receipt constitutes completion of delivery.
Your order from the official Radley online store will be delivered to you in a branded Radley bag. Please note that smaller items may be shipped in a jiffy bag and larger items in an unbranded box. Please note that pocket bags, non-leather bags, small leather goods, shoes and accessories are not provided with dust bags.
Click & Collect
For Click & Collect orders please remember to bring a copy of your order confirmation email with you to collect your item from store. Failure to present the required documentation will result in us asking for an alternative proof of identity.
We are happy for someone else to collect your order, but for security reasons the person you've nominated must present your order confirmation and a form of id for themselves. We may also contact you by telephone to authorise this.
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Occasionally, the delivery of your order may be delayed. This can be for various reasons out of our control such as import delays or higher than anticipated demand. We will, of course, make every effort to keep you informed. Orders which have a different billing and shipping address may also be subject to delays whilst we perform additional credit checks.
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Noted documentary filmmaker Peter Lynch directs this look at Steve Mann, a professor at the University of Toronto and a self-proclaimed cyborg. Sporting such gadgets as an "eye tap" which relays exactly what he sees to a webcam and a backpack that constantly keeps him on-line, Mann argues that technology can be used to reclaim our public and private space from the ever-encroaching big brother. Mann is seen passionately arguing over the ethical, political and technological ramifications of his invention to a consistently skeptical public. Lynch also interviews Mann's family and colleagues and famed cyberpunk author William Gibson. This film was screened at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival. … More
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SUKUMAR M. BRAHMA, New Mexico State University, United States
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