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Abnormal Psychology (PSY 212)
Term: 2016-2017 Academic Year Summer II
PSY 212 (Formerly SS 233) ? Abnormal Psychology This course is designed to produce an understanding of the etiologies, characteristics, diagnoses, treatments and prognoses of a variety of exceptionalities that have limiting effects on human potential (3 Credits). Prerequisite: PSY 105


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Hacker Challenging Court Order to Surrender Computer Gear to Sony
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End game - Sony can't prove the 100kb are on the other areas, makes a sweeping request for guy to surrender his tech, judge agrees, and Sony pwns all electronics in this guy's house that can store data. It would be almost humored to send them six terabytes of pr0n.
Thoughts? Is Sony in the clear? I mean sure this guy isn't sharing the keys, but that doesn't mean he won't try something later with this information. Nuke the site from orbit, right? It's the only way to be sure that he can't use it. I mean hell - most new cars have hard drive space on their on board computers. Take that car too!
I say Sony didn't go far enough - it's in his mind. Some invasive cranial surgery to scoop out the offending bits. Like with Walter on Fringe.
Mind you this firmware was about allowing home brew kits on your PS3... its' the shady bastards that came in afterward to alllow you to "back up" your games.

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The promise, or opening, of an indoor practice complex guarantees a college football program nothing beyond an escape from the elements. For example, Duke dedicates its new indoor facility Friday, and few, if any, anticipate the Blue Devils returning to the Orange Bowl anytime soon.
Duke's building, by the way, is named for Bobby Pascal, the running back who during the 1950s led the Blue Devils to three ACC championships and an Orange Bowl conquest of Nebraska. Think times have changed?
The change is felt in Charlottesville, too, where VirginiaSports.com's Jeff White reported Thursday morning that Virginia hopes to open a $13-million indoor complex in 2013. An anonymous donor ponied up $5 million to jump-start the fund-raising campaign, and anyone willing to fork over similar reserves is all but assured naming rights, a key to the joint and a reserved parking place next to Mike London.
The Cavaliers have started this project for two reasons: need and image.
First, it just makes sense to have an enclosed field to use when it's raining sideways and the sky is more electric than Jimi Hendrix's Stratocaster. Oh, and the roof needs to be high enough to allow for punts and placements.
Second, when conference rivals, especially the one two hours to the west, have, or are planning, similar facilities, you can't afford to look like slackers.
Georgia Tech has an enclosed practice field. Clemson, Florida State and Virginia Tech are on deck, the Hokies with a $25 million project that includes an upgrade of Rector Field House, their track and makeshift football facility.
"We're not trying to enter into an arms race," executive associate athletic director Jon Oliver told White. "We're going to do what's right for the University of Virginia. But there are some basic things you need to have in place.
"It's not just this facility. We're going to need to upgrade our weight room. We haven't touched that thing in almost 10 years. There's some basic things we're going to need to do just to stay in the game. We're not trying to build a Taj Mahal. We're trying to do what it takes to be competitive on an annual basis."
Starting with the 2000 expansion of Scott Stadium, the Cavaliers have invested heavily in football. They are paying coach Mike London approximately $1.8 million annually and aren't skimping on staff either as they attempt to halt a three-year decline.
This is another example of the school's determination to win and gives London another recruiting tool.
On a media conference call Thursday, London said enclosing one of the practice fields behind the McCue Center will "show that we're committed to providing the best facilities available and possible."
I asked London how big facilities are in recruiting. He said primary factors are academics, relationships and opportunity to play.
"Then after while," he added, "(prospects) want to see where they're playing, where they're practicing, what they're wearing, the training facility."
The indoor complex won't cure Virginia's football ills. But it will keep the Cavaliers up with the Joneses and, most important, Hokies.


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Vote For The LSS Cowboys Rookie Of The Year
The Dallas Cowboys 2011 Rookie class was one of the best in recent years. The Cowboys drafted a lot of talent, but even the walk-on players were a pleasant surprise. I have learned so much over the years writing our "New to the Silver and Blue" columns. Let's have some fun… We are going to have a contest for LoneStarStuck.com readers to help us elect the winner of our 1st Annual LSS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD. 🙂
There were 15 rookies on the team this season, but only a few of them took advantage of their opportunities and ran with it. When those rookies were called on, it gave the starters some pause to look over their shoulders and sweat a little.
We want to know who you think deserves the honor of " LSS Rookie Of The Year" !
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*Los Angeles, CA – The American Cancer Society encourages African Americans 50 and older to make getting tested for colon cancer a priority. Approximately 2,000 African American men and women in California are expected to be diagnosed with colon cancer in 2011.
Colorectal cancer (commonly referred to as colon cancer) can actually be prevented through screening, which allows doctors to find polyps in the colon and remove them before they turn cancerous. Regularly scheduled cancer screening can save lives and help achieve the American Cancer Society's goal of creating a world with less cancer and more birthdays.
For those seeking assistance visit cancer.org or call 1.800.227.2345 for free information and details about free cancer patient/caregiver support programs.
Screening for colon cancer has been proven to reduce deaths from the disease both by decreasing the number of people who are diagnosed with it and by finding a higher proportion of cancers at early, more treatable stages. Colon cancer rates in California have declined rapidly in the last two decades. Incidence rates of colon cancer in California declined significantly for all four major racial/ethnic groups since 1988 – a decrease of 27% among non-Hispanic whites, 18% among African Americans, 14% among Asian/Pacific Islanders and 7% among Hispanics.
While incidence of colon cancer is declining, screening rates among African Americans remain low.
"We have an opportunity to significantly reduce California death rates from colon cancer through regular screening," said Dr. Donald Henderson, American Cancer Society volunteer and colon cancer expert. "And, this cancer can be prevented through early detection and removal of polyps. We hope that people will use March – National Colon Cancer Awareness Month – as an opportunity to make screening a priority and talk to their doctors, family members and friends about getting tested. By doing so, they are taking a key step toward staying well."
An estimated 14,775 total cases of colorectal cancer are expected to occur in California in 2011, and an estimated 5,090 deaths. Colon cancer is the third most common cancer in both men and women. Risk factors for colon cancer include a personal family history of the disease.
The American Cancer Society recommends the following tests to find colon cancer early:
Tests That Detect Precancerous Polyps and Cancer
- Flexible sigmoidoscopy every 5 years, or
- Colonoscopy every 10 years, or
- Double contrast barium enema (DCBE) every 5 years, or
- CT colonography (CTC) every 5 years
Tests That Primarily Detect Cancer
- Annual guaiac-based fecal occult blood test (gFOBT) with high test sensitivity for cancer, or
- Annual fecal immunochemical test (FIT) with high test sensitivity for cancer, or
- Stool DNA test (sDNA), with high sensitivity for cancer, interval uncertain.
Because of a greater potential to prevent cancer, the tests that have a higher likelihood of finding both polyps and cancer are preferred if patients are willing to use them and have access.
In addition to screening, healthy lifestyle behaviors can reduce risk of colon cancer. Studies show that being overweight or obese increases risk of colon cancer, and people whose diets include a high amount of red and processed meats are at increased risk. The American Cancer Society recommends that adults engage in at least 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity on five or more days of the week; and consume a healthy diet that includes five or more servings of vegetables and fruits each day, whole grains (instead of processed grains and sugars), limited alcohol and processed and red meats, and controlled portion sizes. Smoking also increases risk of colon cancer. A 2009 study from the American Cancer Society found that long-term smoking (smoking for 40 or more years) increases colon cancer risk by 30 to 50 percent. The Society has proven smoking cessation programs – Freshstart® and the Quit For Life® Program operated by Free & Clear®.
Thanks to improvements in prevention, early detection, and treatment, more than a million people in the U.S. count themselves as survivors of colon cancer. Whether you're worried about developing colon cancer, making decisions about your treatment, or trying to stay well after treatment, the American Cancer Society can help. Visit cancer.org or call 1.800.227.2345 for details.
About the American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society combines an unyielding passion with nearly a century of experience to save lives and end suffering from cancer. As a global grassroots force of more than three million volunteers, we fight for every birthday threatened by every cancer in every community. We save lives by helping people stay well by preventing cancer or detecting it early; helping people get well by being there for them during and after a cancer diagnosis; by finding cures through investment in groundbreaking discovery; and by fighting back by rallying lawmakers to pass laws to defeat cancer and by rallying communities worldwide to join the fight. As the nation's largest non-governmental investor in cancer research, contributing about $3.4 billion, we turn what we know about cancer into what we do. As a result, about 11 million people in America who have had cancer and countless more who have avoided it will be celebrating birthdays this year. To learn more about us or to get help, call us any time, day or night, at 1-800-227-2345 or visit cancer.org.
Keisha N. Brown
American Cancer Society
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A man killed in a small plane crash east of Denver Wednesday has been identified as a retired British Royal Air Force pilot.
The Denver Post reports that Brian North, of Parker, was flying a replica of the World War I era biplane called a Gipsy Moth when the plane crashed and caught fire near the Front Range Airport in Adams County ( http://bit.ly/WCb6eK ).
An airport official says North was in his 70s but didn't have an exact age.
The plane was a replica of an RAF SE5a. The airport official says North had the parts of the replica plane shipped from England and assembled the plane made largely of fabric and wood struts himself.
North was the only person on board.


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Descendants of Geesje Jans include Ostrander & Pier
Geesje Jans was mother of first Ostrander in North America. Pieter Ostrander m Rebecca Traphagen in 1679 in Kingston NY. Geesje was widowed, and children of her second marriage were known by PIER
surname. I have gathered ten generations of descendants of Geesje Jans -- thousands are living today all over the United States.
My pedigree includes an Ostrander great grandson as well as a Pier great great grand daughter.
Unruh in Freeman South Dakota associated with Fast family
Mennonites part of GERMANS FROM RUSSIA that came to U.S. late 1800's.
Settled South Dakota, Idaho, Minnesota, Uraguay , Nebraska.
Dirks, Unger, Klocke, Goosen, Schindler, Richert, Ratzlaff.
I know some of them--they are cousins to my children.
Who do you know?
Carnmoney, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
From the records of the Carnmoney Presbyterian Church, just a few miles from Belfast, I discovered the family of Jack LIMEBURN.
His descendants have used name LEEBURN and LEIGHBURN.
Hundreds of his descendants are in my records.
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There is nothing positive about yesterdays game... We scored 42, and got thrashed by 24 pts. If there is anything good there, you tell me...also tell your Unicorn I said hello.
say it slowly... 66-42.
There is nothing positive about yesterdays game... We scored 42, and got thrashed by 24 pts. If there is anything good there, you tell me...also tell your Unicorn I said hello.
say it slowly... 66-42.
Really, I could care less if we win a couple of Sun Belt games, the program is a mess, some people just can't understand that.
The biggest issue I've seen from the defense the last two games is that the players are literally losing all of the 1-1 battles. Guys are just getting driven off the line and you can't make plays if you are getting posted on your back. I saw Jarvis Jeffries get pancaked time and time again by the Tulsa freaking TE who Jeffries likely outweighs and this is on short yardage situations and one of them at the goal line when they scored their second TD when you know they will run it. This defense is literally not physical enough and running this damned 3 man front against teams you know will run the ball is just lunacy.
The fact that some are hoping for the defense to go from atrocious to bad is akin to spray painting a turd gold and thinking it still won't be crap.
Hud is in year 7 of his tenure at UL. I expect more from the head coach and the product he is putting on the field. The lack of coaching and preparation is frustrating for fans and plays a part in why attendance is shrinking and why some have walked away altogether.
UL scored 42, Tulsa's "average" last year.
Last year they passed for more than 3,000 yards, while 4 players had over 1,000 yards apiece during the 2016 season.
They lost 1 lineman and 1 QB.
I am not shocked they can score at will.
I just saw tulsa's running back sprinting up Johnston street untouched.
Offense - promising
Defense - terrible
Overall not worth the Million Dollars Hud is getting paid.
After 7 seasons hard to over look the "salary" & return on investment in Hud.
Here's the question? Should our coach get a million plus contract? Yes, but Hud shouldn't. You're left with the conclusion that if you wouldn't pay him a million, he's not worth anything.


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In a time when states are ratifying gay marriage at a record pace and the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy is old news, when the Boy Scouts of America reverse a controversial policy and now accept gay scouts, "Call Me Kuchu," a documentary on Uganda's gay rights debate, hits like a series of shock waves.
Filmmakers Katherine Fairfax Wright and Malika Zouhali-Worrall use understatement in laying out the explosive realities of life in Uganda for the LGBT community, the so-called kuchus. Homosexuality is illegal in their homeland — a conviction can bring 15 years in prison and the "curative rape" of girls is sanctioned.
More unnerving — and what initially brought the directors to the African country — is a bill still being considered by the Ugandan parliament that would make being gay punishable by death. Interviews with the anti-homosexuality bill's author and its supporters are chilling.
Most shocking is the murder of Kampala gay activist David Kato, one of the film's central figures, in January 2011, midway through production. Respect — for the man and for the mourning — resonates though the film.
In the wake of the murder, "Call Me Kuchu" could have turned into a film about a martyr. Instead, it holds to the filmmakers' original intention to examine the larger implications of the country's policies.
Still, Kato's death divides the film into before-and-after stories. It begins beautifully. Kato is walking on his farm, hoping to build a safe haven for gays one day. It ends many months after his death as Ugandan gays try to keep the movement alive.
As Wright and Zouhali-Worrall began their project, the kuchus were mostly underground. But a series of events, from harassment to the introduction of the anti-gay bill, were increasingly forcing the issue. The film, mostly shot in Kampala, looks to give the debate a human face.
On one side is retired Anglican Bishop Christopher Senyonjo, who ministers to the kuchus and Kato, the country's first openly gay man. On the other is Parliament member David Bahati, who introduced the anti-homosexuality bill, and Giles Muhame, managing editor of the tabloid, Rolling Stone, whose primary mission is to out gays.
Both Senyonjo and Kato light up the screen. The quietly heroic bishop is well-educated and well-versed on everything from theology to human sexuality. Kato, a schoolteacher, is charismatic, determined and blessed with an ironic sense of humor. He is also realistic. When a UN representative tells him the price of raising these issues is often blood, you can see it register on his face.
The temperature seems to change when Bahati and Muhame are on screen. While Bahati has the skills of a politician in defending Uganda's ban on homosexuality, Muhame has none.
Kato was an integral part of a civil rights case against Rolling Stone that the directors follow; the ruling is caught on film just weeks before his death. News clips of the international protests and candlelight vigils will likely seem familiar — the face of a thoughtful man held aloft on a sea of posters.
The civil rights arguments and the activism are handled in remarkably objective fashion, though it is no mystery where the directors' sentiments lie. Meanwhile, the anti-homosexuality bill, tabled not long after Kato's death, has been revived, making the kuchu slogan, offered up many times in the film, sadly fitting, "A Luta Continua" — the struggle continues.
'Call Me Kuchu'
Rating: Not rated
Running time: 1 hour, 27 minutes
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People were living at $1.5M pot farm found near Sealy
A marijuana growing operation worth $1.5 million was discovered near Sealy Aug. 29 after sources reported it to the Austin County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies obtained a search warrant for the area near Grubbs Road and Peters San Felipe Road and found nearly 13,000 pot plants growing on the site, along with evidence that suspects had been living and working on the site, according to a press release.
"It looks like this was a grow for a summer crop," Sheriff Jack Brandes said in the release.
Sealy Police, Bellville Police, DPS Highway Patrol, DPS Narcotics, Texas Game Wardens, Austin County Road & Bridge personnel, and the Austin County Commissioners were all on hand to destroy an intricate irrigation system on the site and remove the plants from the premises. The plants are currently in ACSO custody being held as evidence.
According to ACSO, the value of the marijuana is said to be nearly $1.5 million, with criminal charges pending.
"The investigation is ongoing and we are pursuing charges," said Brandes.


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The problem: He says I am exactly what he has been looking for except for one thing. I look like his mother. He says he really likes me and would like to keep dating to see if he can get past this issue. I like him very much. Is there something I can do, short of plastic surgery? — Dead Ringer in Arizona
Before changing anything, you need to explore more closely what he's saying. Ask to meet his mother, then judge for yourself how strong the resemblance is. It's possible the similarity is less physical and more about your personality or mannerisms.
You should not alter your image to please anyone but yourself. Keep in mind that many men DO marry women who resemble their mothers in some way — whether it's conscious or not — and the marriages are often successful.Take care of yourself
DEAR ABBY: My parents divorced many years ago, and ever since, I have lived with my mother and visit Dad on his days off from work. Mom cheated on Dad, and the man she cheated with lives with us.
I don't have a good relationship with her boyfriend. We don't have much in common, and when he drinks, he gets angry for no reason and takes it out on me or Mom, and it puts the whole household in an awkward position, sometimes lasting for days. When he's sober, he can be fun to be around.
I have talked with my mom about this. She promises she'll talk to him and things are going to change, but they never do. She doesn't want to break up with him because she can't afford to pay the mortgage on her own. I have thought about moving in with my dad, but I don't want to upset her. What do I do? — Wants to Move in With Dad
Your mother hasn't asserted herself with her boyfriend because she's financially dependent on him. She's afraid if she insists he do something about his drinking, he will leave her.
The affair and the boyfriend were her choice, not yours. If you want to move in with your father to avoid being around a verbally abusive drunk — and your father is willing — that's what you should do. You should not have to tolerate abuse in order not to "upset" your mother. It's OK to take care of yourself.Still grieving
DEAR ABBY: I'm a 32-year-old woman. My boyfriend of 11 years passed away almost three years ago. I loved him very much and miss him every day. Some well-meaning friends and family members have suggested a dating site.
Abby, when does someone know if it's time to move on? I haven't been on a date in 13 years. I'm scared of putting myself out there again and getting hurt. Any advice would be great. — Scared in Oregon
If the only reason you haven't reached out before is fear of rejection, then it's time to move on. Ask your friends and family to help you write a profile, and then consider what happens next as an "adventure."
While there are no guarantees you'll immediately find a relationship like the one you had, you might find someone who is compatible.
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text: Important Things Highlight the unique things that are important to you with The Important Things Everyday Life™ workshop. This workshop shows you how to create eight 6″ × 8″ layouts plus a title page and a closing page for an Everyday Life™ album. The base kit below provides the basic materials you'll need, but you'll need a few additional items to complete the project. If you don't have these items already, make sure to also add them to your order: Everyday Life™ Album — Black (Z4219) Picture My Life™ Cards — Perfectly Imperfect (X7236E) Hello Pumpkin Washi Tape (Z4214) Silver Glitter Gems (Z4191) Marvy® Uchida® LePen™ Journaling Pen (Z1979) The Important Things Bundle details Includes the following: 2 – Hello Pumpkin bulk paper sheets 2 –Lagoon cardstock sheets 1 – Candy Apple cardstock sheet 1 – Black cardstock sheet 4 – White Daisy cardstock sheets 2 – 3" × 4" Flip Flaps™ Memory Protectors™ 2 – 4" × 6" Flip Flaps™ Memory Protectors™ 2 – 3" × 4" Everyday Life™ Memory Protectors™ 2 – 4" × 6" Everyday Life™ Memory Protectors™ 5 – 6" × 8" Everyday Life™ Memory Protectors™ *This bundle is a base kit to create the pocket scrapbooking pages found in The Important Things Everyday Life™ Album using the easy-to-follow instructions found below. Additional supplies needed: Everyday Life™ Album—Black (Z4219) Picture My Life™ Cards—Perfectly Imperfect (X7236E) Hello Pumpkin Washi Tape (Z4214) Silver Glitter Gems (Z4191) Marvy® Uchida® LePen™ Journaling Pen (Z1979) Additional optional supplies: My Acrylix® Erin's Hand stamp set (E1039) Black Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pad (Z2805) Candy Apple Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pad (Z6509) Lagoon Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pad (Z2895) 1" × 1" My Acrylix® Block (Y1000) 1" × 3½" My Acrylix® Block (Y1002) 2" × 6½" My Acrylix® Block (Y1010) Thin 3-D Foam Tape (Z2060) adhesive $26.50 Add to Cart Important Things Workshop Instructions GST will be added to the price paid on all orders in Australia. For New Zealand orders, no separate GST will be assessed. Normal shipping and handling rates will apply and will be based on the full retail value of all special items.


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Nicorette is chewing gum that sends nicotine to the brain quickly, resulting in a less intense "hit" than a cigarette. Nicotine gum helps take the edge off cigarette cravings without the toxins found in cigarettes, helping to reduce symptoms of nicotine withdrawal.
Do not use tobacco when you start chewing nicotine gum. Do not eat or drink for 15 minutes before chewing, or while chewing the gum. If the gum sticks to your braces or other dental work, stop using it and check with your doctor or dentist. Dental work may be damaged because nicotine gum is stickier and harder to chew than regular gum. Keep this and all medicines out of the reach of children and pets.
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While keeping passengers on the go is FLL's main goal, providing a pleasurable experience before and after flights is also a top priority. Upon arriving at FLL, you'll discover a friendly environment that captures South Florida's unique tropical ambiance. Baggage Storage/Gifts/RestaurantsFor your convenience, public baggage storage is available allowing you the freedom to explore our airport unencumbered. Our gift shops are the perfect place to pick up memorable souvenirs for friends and relatives. Or, satisfy your appetite at one of the many snack stands and restaurants offering a wide array of treats, sweets and delicious eats. Lost and FoundIt's easy to lose or misplace things while traveling, but if you do, there's no need to panic. Just check with our Lost and Found.
If you are changing terminals, or arriving on an international flight, you will have to go through security again. At this time, only Concourses E and F in Terminal 3 are connected post-security. Concourses B and C in Terminal 1 are not connected. For a map of the Airport, please visit Where is My Airline?
Can I accompany a minor, or a passenger requiring special assistance to/from the gate area if I am not flying?
In some cases, non-ticketed escorts may accompany minor children traveling alone or passengers requiring special assistance to the gate. You must obtain a gate pass at the airline ticket that the person is flying. Airlines issue gate passes solely at their discretion. Not all airlines will issue a gate pass. You must show a valid government issued photo ID to receive a gate pass.
If you have some time until your flight, here are some suggestions for activities at the airport. Artwork - Art lovers can view and enjoy the 40 pieces of art throughout the terminals and Rental Car Center. Business Service Centers – Do you need a notary or copy machine? Looking for stamps or travel insurance. Then a Business Service Center will help. They are located in pre-security areas of each terminal.
Connect to the Internet - Free WiFi is available throughout the airport. Get A Charge - Charging stations are located in Terminal 1 Post Security where you can sit, plug-in, and recharge your mobile device. More charging stations are planned for future renovations. Listen To Music – FLL's Terminal Tunes showcases live musical talent. Enjoy the wide variety of music from blues, jazz, blue-grass, Latin, steel drum, easy listening, and rock. Check the schedule below for performer, times, and locations. Pet Relief Areas – Give your four-legged traveling companion a chance to walk in the Pet Relief Areas outside of the terminals on the lower level. Follow the signs and please remember to clean-up after your pet. Doggie bags and trash receptacles are available. Shop Till Your Plane Leaves – Visit one of the many retail shops for items such as clothes, electronics, toys, books, sunglasses, luxuries, or duty free to name a few. You can even have your shoes shined. Viewing Area – The top of the Hibiscus Garage provides a birds-eye-view of the entire airfield and terminals. Go to Section 7A on the top level. There are numerous benches for sitting while you watch the planes take off and land.Sunny View Sitting Area - Is a great outdoor location to relax and even work on your tan. It is located outside of Terminal 3 and a short walk from the other terminals.There are benches and picnic tables to enjoy the beautiful South Florida weather.
Walking Path - If you have time and want to exercise, try the FLL Fit Walking Path. This 1.3 mile path is located on the upper level and goes between the terminals. Store your carry-ons at Bags To Go.


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Brunswick basketball gets much-needed win over King
STAMFORD -- To say the Brunswick basketball team needed a win over King was an understatement.
The Bruins were coming off a lopsided loss to league leader Greens Farms and heading out to face one of their chief rivals on the road.
Brunswick jumped out to an early lead and then pulled away down the stretch for 70-63 win over the Vikings.
"This game was really important in terms of bouncing back from the GFA game," Brunswick coach Robert Taylor said. "We needed to play hard and needed to play with confidence and I think we did that today."
The Bruins (9-7, 7-2 FAA) had a balanced score sheet with Nick Kono leading the way with 18 points, Henry Taylor adding 17 and Dylan Wadsworth 12.
Drew Sawyer led all scorers with 29 while Guilbert Francois added 17 for King.
The Bruins jumped out to a 12-0 advantage, but King slowly chipped away, taking a 25-24 lead with 3:30 to go in the first half.
King coach Greg Dobbs credits his defense with getting the Vikings (9-8, 4-7) back in the game.
"You certainly do not want to start the game that way," Dobbs said. "Brunswick is an athletic team and we came out a little lethargic in our zone and they did a good job making shots. It's all really about defense. If they are making baskets we do not have a transition game. When we switched to man-to-man and put more pressure on them and got the ball to Drew in transition."
Sawyer played the entire game and took control when the Vikings were down. The effort from the Vikings' standout guard was nothing new for Dobbs.
"Drew, in my mind, is the best player in the league," Dobbs said. "The thing about our team is that we are developing around him. We have spent the majority of the season relying on Drew to play defense, to make baskets but we are working on the other guys gaining Drew's trust and I think we saw some progress in that area tonight."
With the lead just 27-26 at halftime Brunswick switched to a man-to-man in hopes of slowing Sawyer, putting the smaller James Robinson in an effort stop his dribble penetration.
"We tried to control him, but he is a tough player one-on one," Taylor said. "I put someone who was a little shorter than him and sometimes that bothers players. Not sure how much it slowed him down, but it seemed to slow him down a little bit."
Along with the pressure on Sawyer, the Bruins got strong second half efforts from Taylor and Wadsworth.
Taylor scored 14 of his 17 in the second half, mostly on dribble penetration and Wadsworth scored all his points in the second half by getting to the basket for layups rather than settling for jump shots.
The importance of the win was not lost on the Bruins.
"GFA was a tough loss and we needed a big win to stay at the top of the FAA," Wadsworth said. "In the first half I was settling for jump shots and I just tried to get to the paint and get fouled and use my body to get to the line."
King led 36-32 at one point in the second half but Brunswick kept up the defensive pressure and got baskets when they needed them to pull away down the stretch, opening up the lead to as much as 10 with 2:24 left.
Brunswick 70, King 63
Henry Taylor 5 4-9 17; Nick Kono 7 0-1 18; Teddy Murphy 4 1-2 9; Sam Fraser 2 0-0 4; Dylan Wadsworth 4 4-5 12; Ryan Hardin 0 1-2 1; Kevin Downs 0 0-0 0; Jack Sherwood 0 1-2 1; James Robinson 2 4-4 8. Totals: 24 15-25 70
Nick Della Jacono 3 2-2 8; Conor Harris 3 0-0 7; Drew Sawyer 10 8-11 29; Eddie Meizels 0 0-0 0; Guilbert Francois 8 1-1 17; Chris Massucco 1 0-0 2. Totals: 25 11-14 63
3-point field goals: B -- Kono 4, Taylor 3; K -- Sawyer, Harris
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Jim Peppers is a pirate. No, not the Pittsburgh kind, or the out-to-sea running amok kind. Peppers is a Shriners pirate — a fun-loving philanthropist dedicated to helping get children to places where they can get the medical help they need.
Many people are familiar Shriners Clowns in their little toy cars rolling along parade routes yet the Shriners have many other entertaining groups, including Keystone Kops, a Hillbilly Unit, Dune Cats and an Oriental Band. They all have the same goal of drawing attention to their mission of supporting 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children across the country and to raise money to help patients who cannot afford the treatment for severe burns, orthopaedic and neuromusculoskeletal conditions and cleft palates.
The Alee Temple in Savannah, to which Peppers and his wife Lucille belong, have a group of pirates that appear in public complete with a pirate ship — most recently seen at the Bluffton Christmas parade. The Peppers moved to Sun City five years ago and two years ago joined the temple. Since then, they have met several other Shriner couples. Together they decided to form a loosely-knit social group while continuing their membership in either the local temple or their home organization.
In the process, some like Peppers have also stepped up to support local families in need of medical attention. Peppers has taken occasional trips to the Shriners Hospital for Children in Tampa transporting patients and their guardians. Alee has two full-sized vans with electric wheelchair lifts for just this purpose.
"I'm a road runner," said Peppers, who has made five trips. "I pick up the van at the temple in Savannah and then pick up the family. If they have no transportation or it isn't good enough to make it, we take them."
Peppers one of hundreds of road runners who perform this sort of service for the Tampa hospital. Multiply that by 22 and thousands of volunteers are making a difference in children's lives.
"Our volunteer drivers are invaluable to our missions because of the families that rely on them for transportation to receive the expert care we provide. Thousands of kids get delivered to us by our volunteer drivers," said Beth Anne Demas, RN, Director of Public Relations, Marketing and Outreach for Shriners Hospitals for Children. "Many of our families develop a great relationship with these committed Shriners as they travel on their trips to the hospital. Some of our drivers who have moved around have done this in other places and these are some very dedicated individuals."
The treatment is provided regardless of the family's ability to pay, Demas said, and support is not limited to the Shriners.
"There is not a monopoly on helping this mission. If you want to stay a Mason and help or not even be a Mason, that's fine," said Demas. "Everyone can be a part of this. It needs everyone."
The eight couples making up the group so far aren't in a rush to create anything more formal along Sun City's charter group lines. They just want to get together socially with other Shriners and do what they have always done — contribute to others' well-being.
"The only reason the Shriners exist is to support the hospitals," Peppers said. "But while you're a Shriner, you can have a heck of a good time in parades and fundraising."
You don't have to be a big-name star like Justin Timberlake and sponsor a PGA Tour event to make an impact supporting Shriners Hospitals for Children. You can be Sun City residents like Jim and Lucille Peppers.
For more information about meeting Sun City Shriners, call Jim Peppers at 705-9852. For more information about Shriners Hospitals for Children, who they help and how you can help, go to www.shrinershospitalsforchildren.org.


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Date and Time
June 9, 2008
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A winner was selected from 380 designs submitted by 47 freelance designers.
IPATA International
Established in 1979, IPATA International is a network of professional pet shippers providing pet transportation services to relocating families. Our network ships any type of animal that can be considered a family pet - from gerbils to fish to iguanas and, yes, even miniature horses and cows as well as the usual dogs and cats. Animals are shipped by air and road locally, nationwide and worldwide. We have members in 70 countries and can virtually ship pets anyplace in the world.
IPATA is currently re-branding itself and this fall will be launching its new name, The International Pet and Animal Transportation Association, as well as a redesigned website at http://www.ipata.com. We would like to update our logo to reflect a more modern, professional organization.
** An international audience of animal handlers, pet moving providers, kennel operators, veterinarians and others who are dedicated to the care and welfare of pets and small animals during transport.
** Pet owners and the general public who need to ship their 4-legged family members as part of an employment relocation and others who know very little about pet shipping
Our current logo (attached) is too busy but gives you an idea of what we've had in the past.
We need a logo that is clean, fresh, is easy to reproduce on t-shirts/materials, and to some degree, illustrates what we do - shipping family pets internationally by air.
We want the logo to be simple with no cartoon imagery of animals. It does not necessarily need to be four color, perhaps 2 or 3, but we are open to suggestions.
The use of the "paw print" is often overused and should be limited to only very unique usage in a design. While we are international, the globe has been used for so long in our old logo that we would like to see a change; something totally new.
Logo should include the word: "IPATA"
Our tagline is "the pet shipping experts" though that does not have to be included.
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Philadelphia, PA - Sophomore Francis Johnson advanced to the consolation finals of the Potter Division (men's A) at the CSA Individual Championships Saturday. Johnson won all three of his consolation matches to advance to a finals matchup against Trininty's Rushabh Vora Sunday.
Johnson rolled through Penn's Graham Bassett 9-6, 9-2, 9-6 in the first round before pulling out a five game victory (9-4, 9-4, 1-9, 2-9, 9-2) over Brown's Dan Petrie in the quarterfinals. Johnson then cruised to a three game victory (9-7, 10-9, 9-3) in the semifinals over Trinity's Simba Muhwati.
After battling back from a two game deficit to defeat Trinity Supreet Singh in the quarterfinals of the consolation, freshman Aaron Fuchs fell in the semifinals of the Potter Division consolations to Vora in three games. Max Samuel fell in the quarterfinals of the consolation earlier in the day. Moshe Sarfati lost in the first round of the Potter Division consolation.
One day after upsetting the No. 1 seed in the Molloy Division (men's B), Bill Hatch fell in the quarterfinals to Navy's Alastair Smith.
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March 24, 2009Bidding Process Begins For Maysville, Troy, Harrisonville & North StL County License Offices
Gov. Jay Nixon's effort to make Missouri's motor vehicle/driver license offices more efficient and accountable continued today with the release of bid proposals for four more local offices.
"In the past, most license offices were given to people solely because they were political supporters of past governors," Nixon said. "A few of them were awarded to local foundations, school districts or chambers of commerce," Gov. Nixon said. "Under our new way of doing business, anyone currently running an office will be able to bid to operate an office in the future, but now any other person or group will also be able to bid. The contract to run the office will ultimately be awarded to the person or group that puts forth the best business plan."
The Harrisonville, Maysville, Troy and North St. Louis County (10990 New Halls Ferry Road) license offices are the latest offices to be put up for bid by Missouri's Office of Administration (OA). Interested bidders will have five weeks (or until April 28) to reply to the Request for Proposals (RFPs) released this week by OA.
Karen King Mitchell, director of the Missouri Department of Revenue, said that maintaining or improving customer service will be the main goal of the bidding process.
"The teams that review the bids will be evaluating criteria such as the business plan of the bidder, the accessibility and security of the office site and the experience of the office manager," Mitchell said. "Knowing that there is competition to operate the office should be an incentive for the bidders to work hard on their proposals and produce a plan that will result in good customer service."
Common transactions that are processed at local license offices include renewing or applying for a driver's license, renewing or applying for registration on motor vehicles, boats and outboard motors, and applying for titles and paying sales taxes on these units.
Copies of the RFPs that bidders will use to develop their bids can be viewed at https://www.moolb.mo.gov/. To review an RFP, select "Guest" on the home page, click on "Open Bids By Agency," then scroll through the list of bids until you locate the appropriate one. (Bid numbers for this week's offices are located below.) Additional information regarding the bidding process can be obtained at http://oa.mo.gov/purch/vendorinfo/DORoffices.pdf or by calling OA at (573) 751-2387.
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A strange thing happened on the Revs' sideline Saturday night - peace broke out between rival coaches.
For 90 minutes, Jay Heaps and his opposite number Mark Watson exchanged nothing but pleasantries.
Both agreed on various refereeing decisions and the highlight of the evening came just as things may have turned nasty when Walter Martinez clattered into Andrew Farrell.
"Hey, Mark," shouted Heaps. "That's the worst challenge I've seen."
Watson immediately responded: "That's not even the worst challenge I've seen you make."
Heaps nodded in agreement and then burst out laughing.
In keeping with that spirit of camaraderie the Revs coach also made a point of telling the fourth official that the man in the middle had had a great game shortly before the final whistle, which was nice to see.
To cap a great night I also got to interview two-time Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman, whose father, Rick, was also present but a little less animated than the last time I saw him.
Aly was making her first visit to a Revs game and caused quite a stir, signing dozens of autographs for fans and staff.
It would not be a surprise to see her back at Gillette Stadium in the future.
The Houston Dynamo visits next Saturday with a certain Andrew Driver, who is not only from the same town as me in the UK, but the same village.
He's a gifted, tricky winger but he'll be up against it against a Revs defense that looks to be back to its stingy best.
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OMAHA, NE -- The Omaha Kroc Center has received a $10,000 donation from the city's United Football League (UFL) team quarterback, according to a press statement.
Jeff Garcia, a former NFL quarterback who also is captain of the Omaha Nighthawks, made the gift to The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in Omaha, which hosted the team's meetings and practices during the 2010 season and will do so again in 2011.
The Omaha Kroc Center opened in 2009, one of the first wave of community centers made possible through a $1.5 billion bequest by Joan Kroc, wife of McDonald's founder Ray Kroc. It features one of the largest fitness centers in Omaha, along with an aquatics center for recreational and competition use and sports and recreation fields.
The $10,000 gift will be used to provide scholarships for children in the community who could not otherwise afford memberships.


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Gliding over the sere New Mexico landscape, ochre-coloured desert melding with ochre-coloured houses, I envision the first hot-air balloon flight more than two centuries ago. It must have been an otherworldly sight -- a rooster, duck and sheep lifting off in front of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, and soaring over the streets of Paris.
It's a far cry from today, when a woman puttering in her back yard pauses to wave at the gaggle of brightly coloured balloons swooping over her Albuquerque home.
For our group, it's a sneak peek ahead of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, when hundreds of hot-air balloons of all shapes and sizes will fill the skies from Oct. 4 to Oct. 12, 2008. Try to imagine a balloon with all the colours of the rainbow lifting off next to two yellow-and-black-striped honeybees rising in tandem, next to the menacing helmet of Darth Vader. It's a spectacle that draws hundreds of thousands of visitors to Balloon Fiesta Park each year.
On this chilly spring morning of our flight, passengers gather on the barren lots of an undeveloped subdivision, waiting to learn if the winds are calm enough for us to ascend. Yesterday our flights were cancelled because of brisk breezes.
This morning we get the green light, so the groups scatter around the five massive balloon envelopes spread out on the ground. The burner is turned on, and a fan blows hot air into the envelope, which slowly rises from the ground as it fills.
Our group scrambles into a gondola manned by Mike Collins, senior pilot for Rainbow Ryders -- the only hot-air balloon company allowed to take visitors on flights during the Balloon Fiesta.
As the heat from the burner fills the envelope, we slowly rise from the ground, joining the other rainbow-hued balloons already in the air. Floating on the wind currents, we cross over highways and homes, swimming pools and schools. Dogs bark ferociously as we pass overhead, and in one yard a rabbit skitters to safety.
The pilots steer us over the still-brown trees and brush along the banks of the Rio Grande River, skimming over treetops and setting marsh birds and Canada geese to flight. One pilot briefly dips the bottom of the gondola basket into the river's waters, and droplets pour down as the balloon then ascends again.
In the distance we see the ancient volcanoes of Petroglyph National Monument, where we had walked the day before.
Eventually the pilots begin scouting for a place to land, and we touch down in a vacant field, where chase crews from Rainbow Ryders help us disembark.
Albuquerque's roots as a haven for hot-air ballooning stretch back more than a century, when a local barkeep launched a balloon from the center of town, soaring up to 4,300 metres before touching down several kilometres away.
But ballooning didn't move into the mainstream until 1972, when the city's first festival showcased 13 hot-air balloons. These days it draws more than 700.
With ballooning, weather is key, and the city is known for the "Albuquerque Box," where the wind blows north at one elevation and south at another, allowing pilots to launch their balloons, fly, then turn around and touch down near the launch site.
More than 300 balloonists live in Albuquerque -- topping any other state -- and the first flights across both the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans had New Mexicans as key team members. Ben Abruzzo and Maxie Anderson -- for whom the local balloon museum is named -- were part of the first team to fly across the Atlantic Ocean, crossing the water in the Double Eagle II gas balloon in 1978. The pair was then part of a team that crossed the Pacific in Double Eagle V just three years later.
The history of hot-air ballooning is on vivid display at the Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum, which opened in 2005.
One exhibit spotlights that gravity-defying feat of 1783, when the rooster, duck and sheep were sent aloft. The first manned flight came just two months later.
Since those early years, hot-air balloons have been used not only for adventure and pleasure, but also in times of war. Balloons were used to get information out of the city during the siege of Paris in the 1870s, and for observing the enemy during the Civil War.
And museum curator of collections Marilee Schmit Nason shares a fact that perhaps few know. Japan launched thousands of incendiary balloons, known as the Fu-Go, at North America during the Second World War. The balloon bombs, which floated across the Pacific Ocean, were designed to wreak havoc in the United States and Canada. About 1,000 were estimated to have reached U.S. shores, but they landed in winter in places like Washington, Oregon and B.C., and most simply fizzled out.
Other exhibits spotlight death-defying feats, such as U.S. Air Force Col. Joseph Kittinger's jump out of the Excelsior III at 102,800 feet, free falling for four-and-a-half minutes before opening his parachute.
There's also Kittinger's balloon, Rosie O'Grady, used for the first solo Atlantic flight, and the Double Eagle V, which Anderson, Abruzzo and others used to cross the Pacific.
During the Balloon Fiesta, there's also plenty happening outside the museum's doors including a chainsaw carving championship, with artists transforming pieces of wood into astounding sculptures. Two nights are capped off with concerts -- one this year featuring country star Josh Gracin, and the other 1950s rock 'n' rollers, the Coasters.
But the balloons are the main attraction. Each morning, they ascend en masse, and competitions are held throughout the festival, such as balloon races and tests of ballooning skills. As night descends, there are balloon glows, with all the tethered balloons illuminated against the dark, and fireworks to cap off the daily events.
And of course there's always the chance to be part of the sea of balloons sailing through Albuquerque's crisp blue skies, waving at the tens of thousands of spectators gathered below.
To schedule a hot-air balloon ride during the festival, or at other times of the year, contact Rainbow Ryders at (800) 725-2477; www.rainbowryders.com. During the festival (Oct. 4-12), regular rides cost $350 per person; a special weekday rate on Oct. 6-8 is $299. During the rest of the year, rides cost $160 per person.
In addition to its beautiful balloons, Albuquerque serves up a hearty mix of history, architecture and art. There are also a variety of gift shops, galleries and antique stores.
Officially founded more than three centuries ago, the city's early roots are evident in Old Town, where Spanish-style buildings are centered around San Felipe de Neri Church. Albuquerque's later growth is captured in Victorian architecture.
Adjacent to Old Town are a wealth of museums, including the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, with its newest exhibit, the Dawn of the Dinosaurs -- the only exhibit in the United States featuring creatures from the Triassic period. New Mexico even has its own state dinosaur, the Coelophysis, and details about the beast are on prominent display.
For a different view of science, there's the National Atomic Museum, which traces the history of the Atomic Age, from early research to peaceful uses of nuclear technology.
Art lovers will feel at home at the Albuquerque Museum of Art & History, which features art from the Southwest, as well as artworks and artifacts highlighting New Mexico's history. Outside, visitors can stroll through the impressive sculpture garden.
The city's rich art and architecture is also on display at the University of New Mexico. The Spanish-Pueblo revival style Zimmerman Library was designed by famed architect John Gaw Meem. - Susan Ladika
- Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town, 800 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Albuquerque, N.M., 87104. Phone: (800) 237-2133. http://hhandr.com/alb_main.php. Elegant blend of Pueblo, Spanish territorial and Western cultural influences. $209-$259
- Nativo Lodge, 6000 Pan American Freeway NE, Albuquerque, N.M., 87109. Phone: (888) 628-4861. http://hhandr.com/nativo.php Hotel showcases Native American influences. $89-$209
- Albuquerque Marriott, 2101 Louisiana Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, N.M., 87110. Phone: (505) 881-6800. www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/abqnm-albuquerque-marriott/. Newly renovated. Stunning. $185-$219
- El Pinto, 10500 Fourth St. NW., Albuquerque, N.M., 87114. Phone: (505) 898-1771. www.elpinto.com. Famous for its New Mexican cuisine, El Pinto is a hit with locals as well as national celebrities and politicos, such as President George W. Bush and Sen. John McCain. Lunch entrees $6-$10; buffet $9. Dinner $11-$20.
- Church Street Café, 2111 Church St. NW, Albuquerque, N.M. 87104. Phone: (505) 247-8522. www.churchstreetcafe.com. Housed in Casa de Ruiz, a residence dating from the early 1700s. Offers, salads, sandwiches and local fare. $7-$15.
- Antiquity Restaurant, 112 Romero NW, Albuquerque, N.M., 87104. Phone: (505) 247-3545. www.themenupage.com/antiquitymenu.html. Known for its steaks and seafood; located in a historic adobe house. $18-$27
- Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta: Phone: (888) 422-7277; www.balloonfiesta.com
- Albuquerque: Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau, (800) 284-2282; www.itsatrip.org.


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The office responsible for issues related to data privacy law is Red Bull GmbH, Am Brunnen 1, 5330 Fuschl am See, Austria.
We collect, process, and use both personally identifiable data and non-personally identifiable data. Red Bull understands personally identifiable data to mean information such as your actual name, your mailing address, telephone number, e-mail address, and complete IP address. Information that does not allow us to determine the identity of a person, such as the number of visitors to a Website, the duration of sessions on a Website, and the links used on the Website, is not personally identifiable data.
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The full IP address is transmitted to a Webtrends server in the United States and truncated there only in exceptional cases. Webtrends uses the generated information on our behalf to evaluate your use of our Website in order to compile reports on Website activities and to perform other services for us associated with Website use and Internet use. In no case will Webtrends combine the IP address collected using Webtrends Analytics with other Webtrends data.
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Our Website uses the Web analysis services from Webtrekk GmbH, Boxhagener Strasse 76-78, 10245 Berlin, to collect statistical data about the use of our Website and to optimise our offering accordingly. The collected data are forwarded only to our statistics service provider, Webtrekk GmbH. Webtrekk GmbH is certified for data privacy in the area of Web analysis. The data are collected via cookies. Your IP address is anonymised, stored, and forwarded so that you cannot be identified by means of your IP address. Webtrekk uses temporary session cookies that are deleted when you end your browser session. This also applies to last-click cookies. The collected data are deleted if they are no longer needed for evaluation or if the visitor requests their deletion. Website visitors can object to anonymised tracking of their visitor data at any time so that they are no longer collected in the future.
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ComScore/ScorecardResearch is another tracking program that we use. It is a Web analysis service from Full Circle Studies, Inc. (11950 Democracy Drive, Suite 600, Reston, Virginia 20190, USA). ComScore/ScorecardResearch logs and analyses non-personally identifiable, statistical use and volume data of our users to determine their behaviour at the browser level. For more information on how ComScore/ScorecardResearch collects data and how you can opt out of this service, refer to the company's data privacy policy at http://www.scorecardresearch.com/privacy.aspx.
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Facebook receives data through the active plug-in and the cookie(s), even if you have not yet clicked the plug-in yourself and even if you do not have a Facebook account. According to Facebook's statements, these data include the visited Website, date, time, browser type and version, operating system and version, and to our knowledge the IP address and Facebook cookies already stored in your browser. Facebook can thus track what other Websites with Facebook content (including this plug-in) you visited. Facebook uses these data to detect errors in its own system; to improve its own products and adapt its own products to user behaviour; to monitor, place, and individualise advertisements; for localisation; for recording the way in which Websites with Facebook content are used; and for market research purposes.
If you are logged into Facebook when the plug-in is activated, your Facebook login ID will also be transmitted to Facebook. In this way, your visit to our Website will be associated directly with your Facebook account. Facebook then identifies you with your Facebook name and your private data from your Facebook account. In the event of interaction with the Facebook plug-in, meaning if you click it, this information will be transmitted not only to the Facebook server, but also published on Facebook and displayed to your friends, depending on the settings of your Facebook account. If you want to prevent this, you must first log out of your Facebook account before activating the Facebook plug-in and then delete all Facebook cookies after visiting Websites with Facebook plug-ins. According to Facebook's own statements, it stores all these data for up to 90 days. After that, Facebook anonymises these data and uses them only in anonymised and condensed form, such as to improve advertisements.
The Facebook plug-ins are set so that we do not receive any of the information that is transmitted with the plug-in or the Facebook cookies. We can determine only whether you have clicked the plug-in and shared our content with others.
For more details on how Facebook handles your data, refer to Facebook's data privacy policy at http://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/.
We use social plug-ins of the Twitter short message service, specifically the "Share" button. This plug-in is offered by Twitter, Inc., 1355 Market St., Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA, and transmits data to Twitter. The plug-in is identified with the Twitter logo.
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According to Twitter's own statements, it starts deleting widget data after ten days and the process can last up to seven days. After that, Twitter uses only condensed, anonymised data, such as how frequently a site with Twitter content was visited.
The Twitter plug-ins are set so that we do not receive any of the information that is transmitted with the plug-in or the Twitter cookies. We can determine only whether you have clicked the plug-in and shared our content with others.
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We do not have any influence over the scope or content of the data that Google collects with the button. You can find information about the purpose and scope of data collection at Google.
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We collect additional data when services that go beyond mere viewing of content or surfing on the Website are used:
If you contact us using a contact form on the Website, depending on the form, your title, your name, your address, your telephone number, your e-mail address, your company, your industry, the area to which your query refers, and query-related information and preferences are collected and stored to allow us to forward your message to the correct person. The data shared by means of the contact form are used only to process your query.
If you register for one of our events using a Web form, depending on the form, your title, your name, your address, your telephone number, your date of birth, your e-mail address, and certain information and preferences related to participation are collected and stored to enable you to participate in the event. The data shared by means of the registration form are used only for purposes of processing your registration and participation in the event.
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When using our Website, you may have explicitly granted us authorisation to use data in certain cases, such as when you order a newsletter by clicking a corresponding button or declaration and entering your e-mail address.
Granted authorisations can be viewed on the Website where the data are entered and declarations submitted.
When you register with an e-mail address, we will send your e-mail to this e-mail address to request confirmation of your registration solely to ensure that the registration has originated from you.
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Your data are forwarded to third parties only if we are required to do so by law. In no case do we forward your data to third parties through sale, lease, or exchange.
Red Bull occasionally works with service providers, such as for dispatching mail and other services. To the extent that these service providers come into contact with your personally identifiable data, such as when mail is dispatched, Red Bull complies with data protection regulations, especially through corresponding commissioned data processing jobs.
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You may request information about data we have stored about you at any time. Where necessary, we will have to verify your identity to do so. In addition, you may correct data we have stored or request that we delete the data at any time. If deletion conflicts with legal retention obligations, the data will be locked.
At any time and without giving any reason, you can revoke granted authorisations with future effect, also to use your data for the purpose of sending the newsletter, answering queries, and making contact with us, and also restrict the use of your data for pseudonymous use profiles for purposes of improving and tailoring the design of our services as well as advertising and market research.
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