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16 August 2018
If you were a customer before 16 August 2018, the following terms and conditions apply until 14 September 2018:Download PDF
These terms and conditions start applying to you when you ask us to start supplying electricity to any property (an address which we supply electricity to, including land and buildings there) and we agree to supply electricity to you. If you ask us to supply electricity to more than one property and we agree to, these terms and conditions will apply to all those properties until we stop supplying electricity to them.
If you move into a property at which we are already supplying electricity and we have not agreed to supply electricity to you at that property before you move in:
a. you will be required to pay for the electricity you use at that property from the time you move in;
b. these terms and conditions apply from the date you moved into the property; and
c. you will supply us with evidence to show the date you moved into the property.
You can have someone else be an authorised person in relation to a property. This means that that authorised person can operate your account for that property with us and instruct us as if they were you. You are responsible for all actions of each authorised person.
If more than one person is named as the customer on an account, each of those people are individually responsible to us under these terms and conditions. This means that we can require any of these people to meet all of the obligations under these terms and conditions, including the payment of all our charges for all properties on the account. Every person who wants to be named as a customer on an account needs to gives us their consent.
a. Supply electricity: supply electricity to you in accordance with these terms and conditions;
b. Be available: provide you with as much online and telephone help as we reasonably can;
c. Resolve problems: run a 24/7 fault service to respond to problems with supply of electricity to your property or properties.
a. Get the electricity to your property: supply electricity to your property through the power lines on your electricity network. We arrange this with the network company relevant to your property. If you have a contract with the network company directly, this will be arranged by them and we won't do it for you;
b. Work out how much electricity you use: measure the electricity that we supply to you. This involves us arranging for a provider of metering equipment to ensure a meter is installed at each property so that it can measure your consumption and remotely communicate this back to us.
Each property will have a point of connection to the power lines. For most residential properties, this point of connection will be on a power pole outside the boundary of your property. You can get the exact location confirmed by your network company.
All parts of the electricity supply system, including the lines and wires on your property, should be treated as live at all times. Stay safe around them.
We are not required to carry out our responsibilities if an event has occurred which is beyond our reasonable control and which prevents or delays us from carrying out those responsibilities. Some examples are:
a. our website or app is unavailable;
b. our arrangements with an electricity metering provider have been suspended or ended;
c. our arrangements with a network company have been suspended or ended; or
d. a network company cannot supply electricity to a property. We will continue to perform our responsibilities that are not affected by the event and we will do everything we reasonably can to make sure your electricity supply is returned to normal as soon as is reasonably practicable. We are not responsible for any damage that results from electricity supply fluctuations.
The electricity supply system is complex and sometimes parts of it may not function as they are supposed to, for example if there is a storm or an accident, or if the supply needs to be urgently cut off for safety reasons. When this happens, the supply of electricity to you may be interrupted or otherwise affected. Using third parties, we will do our best to make sure that the supply of electricity to your property is fixed as soon as we can in the circumstances. We will continue to perform our responsibilities that are not affected by these events and we will do everything we reasonably can to make sure your electricity supply is returned to normal as soon as is reasonably practicable. We are not responsible for any damage that results from electricity supply fluctuations.
Sometimes network companies need to do work on their networks and this may have an effect on the supply of electricity to you. When they do this they usually give at least 4 working days' notice. Sometimes they have to do urgent work and will give as much notice as they can. If they do not notify you directly, we will give you as much notice as we reasonably can and it will generally be about the same as the notice they give us.
Installing surge protection can protect your appliances from fluctuations in frequency, voltage and problems with the electricity we supply.
We recommend you have insurance for damage that may result from fluctuations in frequency, voltage and problems with the electricity we supply.
When there is a problem, or you think that there might be one, with our supply of electricity to you, you should call us on 0800 435 425 (4 FLICK). This service is available on a 24-hour basis and is free to call from your cell phone. We will regularly update information about a supply interruption, in accordance with good industry practice in New Zealand. You can also find out about supply interruptions directly from your network company.
a. You rely on medical equipment: you or someone else who lives at the property has critical medical support that relies on the supply of electricity to keep it operating properly; or
b. Your health is at risk: there is a real and genuine threat to your health or wellbeing (or someone else who lives at the property) because of health, age or disability; or
c. Your financial circumstances change: you experience temporary or permanent financial hardship that makes it genuinely hard for you or someone else who lives at the property to pay for the electricity we supply to your properties.
In order to supply your property we need to ensure there is a smart meter at your property. It may be that we can arrange for a smart meter to be installed at your property. If this is possible we will supply you with a copy of our Smart Meter Upgrade Terms and Conditions.
We will work out how much electricity we supply to your property by remotely reading the meter on a regular basis or, if we have not read the meter, are unable to read the meter for any reason, or some or all usage data is missing from our attempts to read the meter, we may estimate the amount of electricity supplied to that property. We may also send out a meter reader to physically read your meter. If we need to estimate any usage data we will do so in accordance with clause 5.6. Alternatively, you can call us for a simple explanation as to how we have calculated the estimated supply.
Due to the nature of our business, we are unable to supply electricity to you as a customer if you have or come to have any unmetered supply connected to your property. Should you already be a customer of ours and you introduce an unmetered supply to your property, or are found to have unmetered supply to your property, you will be immediately required to choose another retailer to supply you with electricity in accordance with clause 4.7, and our contract with you in respect of that unmetered supply will be at an end.
If you think that the meter is not correctly recording the amount of electricity that you are supplied, you need to tell us. If you ask us to test a meter, or if we decide to test it, and we find it is not within the industry standards of accuracy, we will work out what your actual electricity usage should have been, and we will debit or credit your account accordingly. If you ask us to test a meter, and it is found to be accurate, we may charge you for that meter test.
Your smart meter is designed to remotely communicate your half-hour consumption information to us. Because of the way our business operates we need half-hour consumption information to be your electricity provider. This information is provided remotely via cellular networks. Should your meter have insufficient signal strength that is not resolved itself within 5 calendar days:
a. We will initiate an investigation and contact you to discuss possible causes;
b. It's possible that a site visit may be required to determine the cause of the communication issue. If this site visit reasonably determines you have knowingly contributed in any way to the reduction in signal strength (usually due to new construction on your property, but includes any tampering with the meter or its ability to communicate) then you will be charged for this site visit, and any subsequent visits required to attempt to resolve this issue in accordance with clause 8;
c. Any site visit does not guarantee resolution, and if we are unable to reasonably resolve this communication issue we will be unable to continue to service you as a customer. This means you will be required to switch to another retailer to supply you with electricity in accordance with clause 4.7;
d. If you were to initiate a switch to another retailer, this will not absolve you of your responsibilities under clause 8 should you be found to have contributed to the failure of your meter's ability to remotely communicate.
All meter readings, tests and associated processes will be done in accordance with relevant New Zealand industry protocols and codes of practice.
We may require you to find another retailer to supply you with electricity in accordance with clause 4.3 and/or clause 4.5. If this is required, we will first attempt to switch you back to the previous retailer that supplied your property. If this is not possible, then you must choose another retailer and initiate a switch to them within 3 business days of us notifying you.
You must pay for all of the electricity we supply to each property, including where some or all of that is estimated by us. It is your responsibility to pay for all of the electricity supplied to your property from the date you moved into the property, including the cost of delivering that electricity to your property. If you have opted to pay us by credit or debit card you will incur a surcharge of 1% on your total electricity bill, which will be clearly detailed on your invoice. The 1% surcharge is incurred when each invoice is generated. You may also be responsible for paying other charges as set out in clause 6.8.
Be careful not to damage any of the metering and other equipment on the property because you may also be responsible for paying to fix any such damage.
When we have determined the amount of electricity supplied to a property in accordance with clause 4, we will calculate your daily cost. We will do this every day, so you can track your electricity expenditure. We issue invoices covering your electricity expenditure for the prior billing period. You will be notified on your invoice of the payment due date, which will be no less than 2 working days following the date of your invoice. Your nominated bank account or credit or debit card will be debited on this payment due date.
If you do not pay us for any amount you are responsible for and which is due under these terms and conditions, or if payment from the bank account you have authorised us to direct debit money from or the credit or debit card you have authorised us to charge is dishonoured, cancelled or refused, we can:
a. Attempt again to debit your nominated bank account or credit or debit card (we will give you at least 24 hours' notice);
b. charge you our reasonable costs or fees in collecting money you owe us, including bank fees, credit agency fees, legal and court fees;
c. Start our debt process, which may in some circumstances lead to disconnection of the electricity supply to any property supplied under these terms and conditions. If your supply is disconnected, you may be charged fees. These will be notified to you before your electricity supply is disconnected.
d. If you have been in our debt process, and you switch to another retailer or have your supply disconnected, we may not be able to take you on as a customer again. If we do allow you to open another account, and you again fail to pay us for an amount you owe us under these terms and conditions, we may require you to switch to another retailer.
You need to:
a. always pay us in full (that means that you cannot deduct amounts from the amount you owe us);
b. authorise us to direct debit money from a specific bank account or charge money to a specific credit or debit card for amounts you owe us;
c. ensure that the bank account you have authorised us to direct debit money from or the credit or debit card you have authorised us to charge is up to date and that it has sufficient clear and accessible funds to cover all payments to us at the time for payment, otherwise the provisions in clause 5.4 may apply.
a. the meter at a property has incorrectly measured the amount of electricity used; or
b. the meter reading cannot be taken; or
c. we cannot access a meter (including remotely) for a long period of time even though you met your access obligations under clause 7; or
d. we do not have complete or correct records of your electricity usage or any other components used to calculate your charges available at the time,
we will estimate what the actual electricity usage at the property should have been by using the method outlined on our website. Where possible, any estimated usage data, including usage information you have provided to us, will be updated with actual usage data, or if we cannot retrieve actual data, finalised estimate data will then be treated as if it were actual data. Where we can, and if it is required, we will then either credit or debit your account for any differences in calculated charges. We will act reasonably and will take into account whether either of us contributed to the error or could reasonably have been expected to know of it. In the event we cannot provide you with an invoice for over 2 months we will work with you to arrange for you to pay that amount over the following 2 months.
If you want to dispute an invoice or the calculations in clause 5.6:
a. you should raise your dispute with us in writing prior to the date your next invoice falls due for payment. If necessary, we will hold the disputed amount separately; or
b. if you do not raise a dispute with us prior to the date your next invoice falls due for payment, then we will deduct the calculated charge for this electricity from your specified bank account or charge your authorised credit or debit card.
The online account on our website will have a statement showing your electricity usage, costs and any other fees and charges together with invoices for them.
We may require a bond from you before we can supply or continue to supply electricity to your property or properties. This bond is used to provide a level of security in case you default on your account. If we require you to comply with this clause, you must do so.
If we exercise clause 5.9, we will tell you why we need to, how much we require, when it must be paid to us, how long we will keep it, how we will repay it and other relevant information. The amount of that bond will comply with any accepted industry standard or protocol. We do not pay interest on bonds.
In the event you have a credit balance on your account, it may only be used to pay for electricity supplied by us. In some instances, we may be able to refund credit balances to you, but this may not always be possible, for example, if the credit balance is a result of promotional credits received.
Pricing for the electricity we supply may be different for each property supplied by us. The reason for this is that there are pricing variations (including, for example, the metering set up, or the time of day that electricity is used) that will apply to each property.
If you ask us to change your plan, for example if you want to change your Flick pricing option, your metering set up, or if you need to change between low and standard user plans, then we will make such change if we are able. Usually these changes will be made with 15 working days unless otherwise specified or unless we notify you of a specific reason why it is taking longer. In some cases, there may be fees associated with this, which will be notified to you.
If you stop being eligible for the rate you are on because it is discovered that you no longer meet the criteria for that rate, we may require you to change to an alternative rate and if we do we will give you 30 days' notice in writing in advance. If it is discovered that you are not eligible for a rate because you provided us with inaccurate information when you signed up with us, we may, change the pricing plan you are on to a plan you are eligible for (taking into account the revised information) without notice.
Your bill is determined by the total of:
a. the generation component, which may be the wholesale cost of electricity for the respective half hour time period (also known as the "spot price"), or a set rate that we have agreed with you; and
b. the cost of transmitting and distributing electricity from the point of generation to your particular property during that respective time period and the associated charges of the party(ies) responsible for that transmission and distribution; and
c. a pro-rated portion of the total monthly cost of the meter lease and metering services for the electricity meter(s) on your property provided by the meter owner (the meter tracks your usage against all time periods); and
d. the Electricity Authority levies and other mandatory industry levies, charges, taxes or fees of any nature; and
e. our retail charge ("Flick charges"), which we use to service you as our customer.
Some Flick products you may elect may also carry additional costs. These will be detailed on our website.
Details of each bill will be available in your customer dashboard on our website and on the Flick App.
In addition to changes throughout the day (every half hour) for the spot price of generation, your prices may also change over the course of a year. Prices for transmission, distribution and metering tend to be reviewed by the respective suppliers annually, but can sometimes change more regularly than that, along with Electricity Authority levies and other charges described in 6.2.d. We will give you 30 days' notice of price changes for the various components referred to in 6.2 above, with the exception of the spot price which will be priced as per the market with no notice and where we are given shorter periods of notice by the respective suppliers.
In some exceptional circumstances, the wholesale cost of energy for a half-hour time period(s) may not be finalised before your invoice is due to be generated. In this instance, you will be charged what the wholesale market refers to as the "interim price" for energy supplied to you during the respective half-hour time periods. If your invoice contains charges that are calculated using interim prices we will notify you by email. In almost all cases interim prices should be finalised prior to your next invoice. Once finalised, should the final price vary from the interim price, we will either credit or debit your account for any differences in calculated charges.
Unless otherwise stated, prices exclude GST and GST (if any) will be charged in addition to those GST exclusive prices.
We may also charge you for other products or services you require in relation to the supply of electricity to your property (such as remote reconnections or testing metering equipment). There may be additional fees for these types of products and services. If you ask us to provide a product or service that involves an additional cost, or if you incur a fee or cost under these terms and conditions, we will tell you the total amount you will need to pay and whether there are ways you can avoid that fee or cost. In some cases the costs are specific to a property (such as decommissioning the electricity from a property). In these instances we will provide you with an estimate of the cost. These costs will appear as a separate line item on your invoice.
We may also need to charge you certain credit fees as set out under clause 5.4.
Provided we have given you notice, we may deduct any money you owe under these terms and conditions from the bank account you have authorised us to direct debit money from or the credit or debit card you have authorised us to charge.
For safety and security of supply and other reasons, we and others involved in the supply of electricity to the property need clear and safe access to:
a. each property and any land over which you have an easement or right to pass electricity;
b. all metering equipment; and
c. any equipment used to supply electricity.
a. Restoring supply following an interruption: It is very important that you provide us, the network company and meter owner (and any agent or subcontractor of any of us) with access any time to restore electricity during an interruption in your area, to ensure safety, or to protect people or property;
b. Maintenance and compliance: during business hours, you must allow us, the network company and meter owner (and any agent or subcontractor of any of us) access to each property (including to meters and other equipment that may be inside) to:
i. connect, suspend or disconnect your electricity supply;
ii. read meters;
iii. ensure that trees, vegetation, buildings and other obstacles are clear of electricity lines or electrical equipment and meters. If you do not keep them clear you may be charged for the cost of clearing the trees, vegetation or obstacles if we reasonably determine it is required;
iv. install, inspect, work on or remove any equipment necessary to provide electricity;
v. investigate or repair any damage or interference or suspected damage or interference with the distribution or any equipment used to supply electricity.
You must also allow clear and safe access to a property if we or a network company or meter owner need to install or maintain equipment for load control.
Except in an emergency situation or where access is routine (for example, inspecting a meter on the outside of a building), where access is required by a third party, we will give you written notice of when and why access to a property is required. That notice will be at least 10 business days prior to access if it is for construction, upgrade, repair or maintenance; and a reasonable timeframe if access is to inspect or operate any equipment used in connection with generating, transforming, converting or conveying electricity. However, if we receive less notice than this from a third party who is not under our control and has the right to access your property (such as a network company) then we will give you as much notice as practicable after we have received notice.
If under this clause 7, we, our employees or agents access your property we will:
a. take reasonable steps to minimise direct impacts on the property or inconvenience to you, and to comply with your reasonable requirements;
b. ensure our employees and agents carry identification showing they are our authorised representatives and show you this on your request and identify themselves before entering that property;
c. ensure our employees and agents act courteously and professionally at all times.
If we are acting in accordance with this clause 7, and you do not provide clear and safe access, we or the network company may need to temporarily disconnect your electricity supply.
You must take reasonable steps to:
a. make sure nothing on your property interferes with or damages the distribution network;
b. ensure the safety, security and maintenance of any electricity lines and equipment used on each property;
c. ensure the safety, security and maintenance of any electricity lines and equipment past a distribution connection point to any dwelling or premises on a property;
d. keep trees, vegetation and other obstacles away from meters and the electricity lines - this includes anything overhanging from neighbouring premises;
e. make sure there is sufficient secure space at each property for metering equipment and other equipment we or the network company think is necessary to supply electricity to you;
f. make sure that other people at a property comply with your obligations under this clause 8.
You must notify us or your network company as soon as you become aware of any damage to, or fault with, meters or equipment.
You must not:
a. connect or disconnect a property to a distribution network, or interconnect two or more network connection points (these are the points at which a property connects to an isolating device on the distribution network);
b. interfere with or work on a network company's lines or equipment;
c. take a supply of electricity from anywhere along the electricity lines between a distribution connection point and the meter;
d. interfere with any meter or other equipment used to supply you electricity;
e. generate electricity or inject it into a distribution network;
f. use a distribution network to send or receive any signal or communication.
Meters, meter reading equipment, and other equipment that we, a network or metering company own, does not belong to you, but to the party responsible for supplying it. You must never:
a. interfere with or remove a meter or meter reading equipment;
b. interfere with any other equipment supplied by us or a network company;
c. allow any mortgage, security interest or other charge to be created over a meter or other equipment that we, a network or metering company own, or otherwise interfere with ownership of any of them.
You have obligations under the Electricity (Hazards from Trees) Regulations 2003 to, for example, keep trees free from power lines. Information about your obligations to maintain trees and other vegetation so electricity supply is not affected is set out on our website in our Flick Facts section.
If you do not meet your obligations in clauses 5, 7 and 8 we will inform you and give you time to rectify or to take dispute resolution proceedings:
a. and if we (or third parties such as network companies or metering equipment providers) incur costs or charges, for example we (or third parties) have to do work that you should have done, we may charge you for that work;
b. and if the failure is material or persistent and is clearly established, we may:
i. disconnect your electricity supply and refuse to reconnect your property;
ii. require you to switch to another retailer;
iii. inform the Police where we consider that the matter is serious enough.
You must:
a. comply with the network company's network connection standards that apply to your property; these include safety and technical requirements. You can obtain a copy of each of these from the relevant network company. If you are unsure who your network company is, you can contact us to find out;
b. follow any instructions given to you by a network company to make sure its electricity lines or equipment on your premises is safe;
c. accept that a network company may interrupt your electricity supply if we are in default under our contract with the network company.
Load control devices allow us or your network company to switch off power at your meter in certain circumstances, such as when there's a fault or demand is very high. This usually applies to hot water, or nightstore heating.
If a property has load control devices and you have agreed to a pricing plan that allows your electricity to be load controlled, you must allow us or your network company to control their operation, in some cases this may mean interrupting your supply without notice. Details of such pricing plans are outlined on our website.
If we receive compensation from a network company or another third party for losses that result from an interruption to electricity supply, we will pass that on to you.
If you suffer a loss or damage because of something the network company does or does not do, you can only claim from us what we can recover from the network company, and that is applicable to you.
Each network company has excluded or limited its liability to you and to us. Unless the agreement we have with a network company provides otherwise, all liability any network company may have to you is excluded, as much as the law allows.
If you damage network company equipment or distribution, you may be liable for any damage you cause. If a network company suffers direct loss or damage which is caused or contributed to by your fraud, dishonesty, or wilful misconduct, you will be liable to make good that loss or damage.
The provisions of clauses 3, 7, 8 and 9 that allow a network company to interrupt electricity supply, oblige you to give access to and look after network company equipment and lines and cooperate with each network company are intended for the benefit of and are enforceable against you by each network company under the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017.
You have to pay for all electricity supplied, and for all fees charged to you, to each property until:
a. the date you or we notify the other that you've ended the supply of electricity under these terms and conditions; or
b. the later of the following dates:
i. when you move out of that property; or
ii. when you notify us you have moved out of that property.
You may switch to another electricity supplier or end the supply of electricity in accordance with these terms and conditions at any time. In these events you will need to pay for all electricity supplied to your property(ies) and any other charges you owe us. It is up to you to arrange for your new supplier to supply electricity to your property.
If you are moving out of your property, you must tell us 2 business days in advance so we can prepare a final invoice(s) for that property.
If you want the electricity supply to a property suspended temporarily or permanently, you must tell us 10 business days in advance. You may incur a charge for disconnection or reconnection when you ask us to do either of these things, or if we have had to disconnect.
The timeframes in clauses 9.3 and 9.4 are within accepted industry standards and relevant laws. If you switch to another retailer, we will switch you to that other retailer in accordance with industry standard and relevant laws and facilitate the switch.
If you no longer need electricity supplied to a property at all, we will stop your electricity supply as soon as reasonably practical after you notify us of that (while making sure disconnection occurs safely).
Either we or a network company may disconnect your electricity supply to any property if you:
a. do not pay us for amounts invoiced under these terms and conditions. However we will not disconnect you if the amount unpaid is the subject of a genuine dispute resolution process, or is an estimated amount;
b. do not meet your obligations in relation to any material term or condition or you persistently do not meet your obligations in relation to any other term or condition. We will not disconnect you if the matter in question is subject to the dispute resolution process. Before disconnecting you, we will give you the chance to meet your obligations (if it is possible to do so) and we will tell you how to do that;
c. move into a property that we supply electricity to and you do not tell us.
In accordance with our processes (including our debt collection process) we will tell you at least 7 business days before we disconnect the supply of electricity to a property, by sending a notice to the physical address we hold for you. We will also give you a final warning at least 24 hours before we intend to disconnect supply of electricity to that property. Each notice will include information about the timeframe within which disconnection will take place and what you need to do to stop disconnection. We will not disconnect you on a Friday or on the day before a public holiday and we will only disconnect on business days.
If you tell us that you, or someone at the property to which we supply electricity, is dependent on that electricity supply for critical medical support and provide evidence when we ask, we will not disconnect electricity supply to that property for non-payment. We may however disconnect the property if there is an immediate safety risk.
We or a network company may disconnect or disrupt your electricity supply without notice for safety reasons, where there has been an occurrence or circumstances that may adversely affect the proper working of the distribution network or the transmission system, or where there is an emergency.
If we disconnect you (including because you have not paid us) and you satisfy our requirements for reconnection, we will restore your electricity supply as soon as is reasonably practicable.
If we commit a relevant event of default as defined under the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010:
a. the Electricity Authority can require us to provide information about you and can:
i. transfer that information and all or any part of our rights and responsibilities under these terms and conditions to another electricity retailer (new retailer); and
ii. amend these terms and conditions to be consistent with, or more favourable than, the standard contract that the new retailer would normally have offered you immediately before we committed the event of default; and
iii. amend these terms and conditions to include a minimum term, so that you must stay supplied by the new retailer for that term unless you pay a cancellation fee.
b. should we already have a legal arrangement in place with another electricity retailer (new retailer), we may perform the tasks outlined in 9.12.a in order to expedite the transfer process to this new retailer and ensure the continued supply of electricity to your property.
The Privacy Act 1993 applies to personal information. You must make sure the information you give us is correct and up to date.
Our Privacy Policy is available on our website and forms part of these terms and conditions. It sets out how we will collect, hold, use, disclose and keep secure personal information. We can change our Privacy Policy by providing 30 days' notice. That notice will be provided on our website and will include reasons for any change.
Use of the website, apps and other tools are made available to you in accordance with our Website, Tools & Social Media Policy, which is available on our website and forms part of these terms and conditions.
If we damage property by not taking reasonable care, and that damage was reasonably foreseeable we will pay the costs of repairing the damage or replacing damaged property (at our discretion) up to a maximum of $10,000 for any single event or series of closely related events. In the event we rely on this clause, your rights under clause 12.5 remain.
Except where we are liable to you under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 or the Fair Trading Act 1986, we will not be liable to you for any indirect or consequential loss, or loss of profits or business or any similar claims.
If for any reason we are found to be liable to you, our total maximum liability under these terms and conditions is limited to $10,000 for any single event or series of related events.
If you damage any of our property or equipment or any meters or associated equipment we may require you to pay the reasonable cost of repair or replacement of them up to a maximum of $10,000 for any single event or series of related events. This limit does not apply to your obligation to pay for electricity.
The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 applies to these terms and conditions. These terms and conditions do not detract from your rights under that Act. We will supply electricity to the standards required under the Consumer Guarantees Act.
If you are receiving electricity and services for the purposes of a business, you agree that the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 will not apply to this contract.
You cannot transfer any of your rights and obligations under these terms and conditions to any other person.
We will give you at least 30 days' notice of changes to these terms and conditions. Where we materially change terms and conditions, we will use our best endeavours to explain why we are making the change.
We can send notices to you using the email address you have provided to us or via the Flick App. Notices are deemed received the day after they are sent. It is important that you provide us your current email address on an ongoing basis.
If we think that a receiver, liquidator, administrator or other similar officer is likely to be appointed in respect of our business, we will take all reasonable steps to ensure you continue to receive electricity supply to your properties.
Any clauses that are intended to have effect after termination continue to have effect. This includes clauses 5-12 inclusive and this clause 13.5.
We may transfer all or any part of our rights and responsibilities under these terms and conditions to another electricity supplier. We will give you at least 30 days' notice of this, where you can access the information you need to contact the new electricity supplier and when the transfer will take place.
Clause 13.6 (that allows us to transfer our rights and obligations under this contract to another retailer) and clause 9.12.a (that allows the Electricity Authority to transfer your contract to another retailer and amend your contract) are also intended for the benefit of and are enforceable against you by the Electricity Authority under the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017. Clauses 13.6 and 9.12.a cannot be amended without the consent of the Electricity Authority.
We may subcontract or delegate our responsibilities under these terms and conditions to other people or companies.
a. us, we and Flick are to Flick Energy Limited;
b. a network company; and
c. a meter owner; in each case include its subsidiaries, employees, contractors and agents.
References to "an individual" means to a natural person. Reference to something in the singular includes the plural and vice versa.
These terms and conditions are a contract between us and you and are comprised of these terms and conditions, the Privacy Policy and Website, Tools and Social Media Policy available on our website and referred to in these terms and conditions. Other terms and conditions may apply to you depending on what products and promotions you sign up to with Flick.
If you have a complaint, you should tell us as soon as possible. Please contact our customer support team in the first instance. Our complaints process is free.
Once we have received your complaint, we will reply to you within 2 working days to confirm we have received it. We will also decide whether we think your complaint is related to network company services, or our service.
If we think your complaint is related to network company services, we will liaise with your network company and work with them to manage and resolve your complaint.
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Newly single Eva Longoria is developing a primetime NBC dating show, Page Six can reveal. The actress' production company is working on the provisionally titled "All About Love," where singles are set up with good matches by multiple topflight matchmakers said to include Amber Kelleher, of Kelleher International, and Steve Ward, who appeared on VH1's "Tough Love." Sources close to Longoria tell us the show goes into production next month, and NBC has ordered a full series.
Eva's lovely idea
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Okay – I admit it. I didn't catch on to the name of this boutique until long after I had distributed my Christmas presents purchased there, and was in need of a black hat like the berry-colored one I ordered from this wonderful women artists' gallery.
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It was a campus takeover.
Hundreds of elementary and middle school children swarmed the cafeteria, dorms, quads and halls of Sonoma State University Thursday for what's becoming an annual tradition.
It's the second year the Rohnert Park campus has hosted "I Am the Future Day" for the Sacramento nonprofit Roberts Family Development Center, which provides academic and other services to hundreds of economically disadvantaged children and their families. The event is intended to give children a "taste of college" to encourage them to pursue higher education.
For some children it was their first time setting foot on a college campus, said Derrell Roberts, who founded the nonprofit 16 years ago with his wife, Tina.
"(They) get to eat college food, sit on the lawn," he said. "Our kids don't always have the opportunity to be exposed in this manner."
About 400 kids visited last year, he said. The number grew to about 500 this year, making it the largest youth group to ever visit the college.
"It's really important for our students," Elliot Davis, the center's program director, said of the campus visit. "Most of our students, they'll be the first in their families to go to college."
Provost Lisa Vollendorf welcomed the children and about 50 chaperones, including some parents, before potato sack races, dance contests and softball games kicked off on the lawns.
"We are very proud to serve 10,000 students who come from all walks of life," Vollendorf told the children. "Sonoma State has a place for you if you work hard in school."
Kids equipped with SSU drawstring backpacks squealed all around her as they raced from the giant Connect Four and Jenga games to the Hula Hoops and jump ropes set out in the quad in front the student center.
Others danced to the bumping music.
"Showing them that it can be fun and that they belong will interest them to go," Davis said.
Richard De Leon, an advisor with SSU's Educational Opportunity Program, said it's also important to show children there are faculty, staff and students who look like them and share their backgrounds. Many of the kids were African-American and Latino.
"It's really exciting to see all these kids," he said while handing out certificates with "I am the future" written on them. "Some started saying, 'I'm coming to Sonoma State.' "
Roberts said he hopes to return next year with even more children.
Asked about their favorite spot, many children said the campus cafeteria.
Davis doesn't blame them. They got to eat whatever they wanted.
"Some people might see that as a small thing," Roberts said about the cafeteria. "But for kids who haven't been at a campus…that's a treat."
Dakodah Johnson, 9, said she enjoyed the pizza, as well as the rice, hamburgers, root beer and ice cream. Although it was exciting to visit a campus cafeteria, she said she also was drawn to the beautiful landscape and friendly faculty.
"It's fancy, and the teachers are nice," said Johnson, who will be going into the fourth grade but hopes to study geology in college.
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CivicActions took part in Florida DrupalCamp 2017, held recently in Orlando. We're deeply committed to community involvement, and we loved the opportunity to participate.
Here are some highlights.
Friday was dedicated to training, and we attended the React JS training with John Tucker. While it wasn't recorded, there is a free and open repository on GitHub that takes the user through all the material we covered: github.com/larkintuckerllc/react-redux-training/.
Each of the 8 lessons is contained in a different branch. You don't need to use the Chrome Browser or ATOM text editor, but there are some nice tips if you do including the Chrome Extensions: React Developer Tools and Redux DevTools.
On Saturday, I gave my talk on Drupal 8 Security Tips and Tricks. We explored various security related problems and their associated solutions in Drupal 8.
It was so well attended that I had people sitting all around me and had to turn people away (my apologies). I'm grateful that I had so many attendees and for the positive feedback I received thereafter.
Here's the recorded the talk for those that were not able to see it live.
On Sunday, Steve Wirt and Dan Gurin both presented.
Steve presented on Migrating Monsters, exploring various challenges of migrating large complicated websites with Drupal's Migrate framework. Dan presented on Social Impact within Seven Days, which highlighted CivicActions' work on starvethesnake.com, a social platform for individual divestment from financial institutions that fund the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Both Steve
Code Sprint
Along with Cathy Theys (yesCT on drupal.org), I helped co-organize the code sprint in which attendees worked on almost 30 Drupal core issues found in the major triage issue queue.
We helped anyone with interest in participating. This included technical and non-technical tasks including grooming of issues, validation of previously reported issues, testing patches, and submitting patches.
Thank you
We were so glad to see old friends and make new ones. All three of us had the chance to hold a live alligator, which was awesome. Those that organized the event spared no expense to ensure their guests and sponsors had an inclusive and beneficial experience.
CivicActions greatly enjoyed our time at Florida DrupalCamp 2017 and look forward to 2018.
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Tonight, when Miami`s Expose takes the stage at Six Flags Atlantis, one- third of the group`s lineup will be missing. Not to worry. It`s only temporary, and thank goodness, it`s finally official: Expose member Gioia Bruno is out on maternity leave through August. Replacing her is Miami singer Julie Albers, a former vocalist for another area group, Excstacy.
Tracking down this information has been unusually difficult. I first heard about it from readers who called steadily the week of Feb. 14 following the group`s Valentine`s Day concert at the West Palm Beach Auditorium.
``Did you know Gioia wasn`t on stage last night?`` asked a nurse from Pembroke Pines. ``Surely you should know these things,`` the nurse continued, ``you`re the rock critic, aren`t you?``
Well, yes, I should know these things, but ...
No buts, said the caller, as she whirled into a long-winded speech about truth in advertising. Bottom line? Expose -- the platinum-selling, three- person singing group -- had secretly undergone a lineup change, while Pantera, the group`s Miami production company, made no public mention of it.
This is hardly stop-the-presses news, but it shook me up just the same. Lots of big-name acts have had revolving-door lineups for years, but almost always, the public has been informed. The Expose case was different. It wreaked of evasiveness and conceit, and more than that, it hurt, because area fans and media have been quite supportive of this talented group since its debut.
Here is a local ensemble that many of us have taken to heart, back performing on home turf before swelling crowds, who in recent months has risen from track-act status to full-fledged international hit. Exposure, Expose`s debut LP, already has spawned four Top 10 singles, while the sultry companion videos featuring group members Ann Curless, Jeanette Jurado and Bruno, have been in top rotation on MTV and other music programs.


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Amy Chua Quotes About StudentsQuotes about: Students
I once won a second prize in a history concert. My parents came to the ceremony. Somebody else had won the prize for best all-around student. Afterwards my father said to me, 'Never, ever disgrace me like that again.' When I tell my Western friends, they are aghast. But I adore my father. It didn't knock my self-esteem at all.
When I'm not the Tiger Mom, I'm a professor at Yale Law School, and if one thing is clear to me from years of teaching, it's that there are many ways to produce fabulous kids. I have amazing students; some of them have strict parents, others have lenient parents, and many come from family situations that defy easy description.
I am definitely a Type A personality, always rushing around, trying to do too much, not good at just lying on the beach. But I'm so thankful for everything I have: wonderfully supportive parents and sisters, the best husband in the world, terrific students I love teaching and hanging out with, and above all, my two amazing daughters.
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Coldplay Has a Perfectly Good Explanation for Latest Plagiarism Charge
It's all the fault of 'Biutiful.'
"Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall," Coldplay's latest single, didn't have to wait as long as "Viva La Vida" to face charges of plagiarism: Already, the Internet has accused Chris Martin of ripping off "Ritmo de la Noche," a 1990 dance track by Mystic. Ridiculous, right? Well, actually, no. Turns out "Ritmo de la Noche" — which is based on Peter Allen and Adrienne Anderson's 1976 song "I Go to Rio" — was ripped off for "Teardrop" ... only, you know, legally. The band released this statement: "Allen and Anderson are credited as writers on 'Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall.' Chris was inspired to write the song after watching the film Biutiful by Alejandro González Iñárritu. In the film, there is a nightclub scene in which a track ['Ritmo de la Noche'] is playing in the background, based on 'I Go to Rio.'" So, in conclusion, it's all Javier Bardem's fault. [Guardian UK]


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Middle School students have been prototyping a standardized propulsion system for their origami rockets. Originally, students used lung power and plastic straws to launch the rockets, but they soon found there was too much variability in people's lung capacity.
"We wanted to see if we could create a uniformly reliable way to propel the little rockets," said Innovation Lab Manager Patrick Neary. "That way, the standardized propulsion would give us all a better idea about the aerodynamic properties of the individual origami techniques."
To complete the project, students were given straws, recycled plastic bags, various sizes of plastic cups, masking tape, and (at a student's suggestion) lemon juice and baking soda.
"At the outset, the students were pretty skeptical about how much they could actually accomplish with the basic materials that I provided," said Mr. Neary. "However, just a few minutes into the class, all of the students were deeply engaged in figuring out how they could get their rockets to move. It was very gratifying to see that transformation, where the students became so completely focused on creating a solution to the challenge. Every student did successfully complete a prototype by the end of class, and some students actually created several variations following unsuccessful testing."
Seventh Grader Cole Ramsey designed and prototyped a multi-chambered propulsion system. The chambers are intended to multiply the chemical reaction, producing a greater amount of gas than would a single, one-time mixture of baking soda and lemon juice.
Eighth Grader Jake Metz had multiple successful propulsion attempts using an inflatable plastic bag with multiple straws.
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Memorial Day was a good one for Tigers fans at they took on their not quite so arch-nemisis, the Minnesota Twins, in some afternoon action. This was definitely a back and forth game. The Tigers jumped to an early 3-0 lead, went down 5-3, then came back and won it. Brad Penny got off to a nice start with three shutout innings but then he gave up a run in the fourth and four in the fifth for another rough outing. To his credit, he's been good for most of May and he almost got his ERA down below 4.00 but his last two starts have pushed him back closer to five.
Dave Purcey pitched a shutout inning in his second game as a Tiger. I was out of town when most of this droppped but the Tigers traded Scott Sizemore to the Athletics for left handed reliever Dave Purcey. This guy was off to a nice start with Oakland although he's never thrown more then 50 innings in a season in the majors (mostly with the Blue Jays). Purcey has already been traded twice this year because earlier in the season, the Blue Jays designated him for assignment and he the A's scooped him up. So far, so good because he's throw two shutout innings for us.
Alberto Alburquerque pitched a shutout eighth and he was in the right place at the right time to pick up the win. Jose Valderde pitched a shutout ninth to pick up his 13th save of the season.
Miguel Cabrera hit his tenth home run of the season and Victor Martinez joined him with a two run shot in the sixth to tie the game up. For Victor it was his fifth of the season. Ryan Raburn got another start at second base and it looks like they're going to try to force him to play there. You wonder how long that'll last because he's not even hitting .200 either. As a team, Tiger's second basemen have just a .615 OPS. The sad thing is, that's the bottom end of the middle of the pack because third base has been the least productive (.538) and centerfield (.610) are worse and right there with them is left field (.616). So much for my prediction of Brandon Inge having a break out season this year.
The win puts the Tigers record on the winning side at 27-26. The Indians have lost two in a row so the Tigers now sit five games back. Just as important, they have a four game cushion between themselves and the third base White Sox. Tomorrow it's Max Scherzer against Brian Duensing. I'll be at the game whether it's hot or not. Duensing has lost five straight after a pretty good start to the season. This isn't your typical Twins team though.
The Tigers ended their five game skid this afternoon behind a stellar outing by Rick Porcello. He needed just 84 pitches to get through eight shutout innings and he gave up just a hit and two walks. Oddly, Porcello gave up nine fly balls to nine ground balls so he wasn't his typical self but everything stayed out on the field. That matches Porcello's longest outing. He's pitched eight innings four times (once in 2009 and three times last year) but he's never gone the distance yet. Jose Valverde threw a shutout eighth to preserve the shutout.
The Tigers only got seven hits but they pieced together a couple of runs. Casper Wells singled home Victor Martinez in the second inning and then Jhonny Peralta belted a solo home run in the fourth. For Peralta it was his seventh home run of the season.
The Tigers are once again .500 as they come home to take on a tough Rays team. Phil Coke gets the nod for Detroit and Jeremy Hellickson throws for the Rays. Hellickson is off to a nice start in his first full season so it'll be interesting to see what we do against him.
The Tigers are in the midst of yet another streak, unfortunately this time it's of the losing variety. They've dropped four in a row to once again fall to .500 and they sit at an even 22-22, tied with the Royals and six games back of the Indians in the American League Central. On Monday, I was listening to the ESPN Baseball Today podcast and both Keith Law and Eric Karabell said they thought the Tigers were the best team in the division at that point. I wonder if they still think that after the beat down at the hand of the Pirates last year.
The Indians still have the best record. I'm still not convinced they're the best team in a weak division but you can't argue with the results so far. At this point, even if they play .500 ball the rest of the season, they'll finish with 87 wins which means they're a contender. Of course the they have a tough weekend series against their intra-state rivals, the Reds.
Last nights loss was a tough one. Ramon Santiago belted a solo home run in the top of the sixth inning to tie the game at 1-1 but then in the bottom of the sixth, Brad Penny was pummelled. Brayan Villereal couldn't stop the damage and by the end of the frame, it was 7-1. Joaquin Benoit actually pitched a shutout inning and hopefully that gets him on track but then Jose Valverde was touched up for three runs in the ninth in his tune up appearance. Final score was 10-1.
Max Scherzer gets the start today and he looks to improve on his perfect 6-0 record. You can't argue with the results but some of Scherzer's underlying numbers are troubling. For a guy with a 2.81 ERA, he sports a 1.39 WHIP. His walk rate is high and his home run rate is very high. He either needs to improve on this or eventually things will come back to haunt him. Still, when you're striking out almost a batter an inning, you can make some mistakes. Anyway, we'll see how he does this afternoon. Game time is 1:35.
It's been an interesting couple of weeks. When I left, the Tigers were on a winning streak. Then they went on a losing streak. Now they're winning again and they've pushed their record to a game above .500. Throw in a no-hitter for some excitement and it's been all good.
The big question is, are the Indians going away. Sparky always said to wait for the 40 game mark as an indication of whether a team is "for real" or not and we're getting awfully close to that. As it stands, the Indians are 23-11 and that's good for the best record in baseball. They're also out to an impressive 5 1/2 game lead in the division and that's easily the best right now. If you're looking for some good news for the Tigers, they're close to passing the Royals (I know, it's still bizarro world) and it just seems like it's a lot easier to make up ground when you're chasing one team as opposed to multiple teams.
Matt Joyce of all people leads the American League for the batting title. Of course last year we had the Omar Infante controversy but Joyce looks like he's finally established himself as a bona fide starter. Curtis Granderson, another former Tiger, leads the American League in home runs. Still, Miguel Cabrera is second in OPS, although he's pretty far behind the one year wonder, Jose Bautisa. Bautista and Carbera are also 1/2 in walks as well.
On the pitching side, it's nice seeing the Verlander/Scherzer combo clicking. Oddly, the Tigers are 3-5 when Verlander is the starter and one of those was the no-hitter. Up until then, Verlander was good but not great but in all five losses, the Tigers put up three or fewer runs on the board. The Tigers are 7-1 when Scherzer is on the mound although his 1.40 WHIP worries me. He's also let eight home runs leave the park already. When anyone else is on the mound, the Tigers are 9-12. That's not horrible but with the way our pen is struggling, it's still a hole. Phil Coke is the worst offender and the Tigers are 1-5 in his starts.
The Tigers are getting little productivity from their number one hitter. Between Austin Jackson's 32 games and Will Rhymes 4 batting leadoff, they have a combined .275 OBP. That's the worst out of any other spot. Number three hitters (23 games by Ordonez and 9 by Rhymes) are a combined .277 OBP. It doesn't matter how well Cabrera is hitting if he doesn't have guys to drive in. Numbers are courtesy of Bill James Online.
Game two against the Twins is tonight. There's no competition from the Wings (where I was at, both games were on right televisions right next to each other so I was able to watch both) so that's good. Game time is 1:10 and it'll be Phil Coke against Scott Baker. I'll be listening to some of this in the car.


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Two large companies are being sued in a wrongful-death lawsuit. by the husband and daughter of a Huntington woman that was killed in November in a natural gas explosion.
Filed in Huntington Circuit Court, the lawsuit names Comcast Corp., Comcast Cable of Indiana, a Comcast employee and Indiana Gas Co., doing business as Vectren Energy Delivery of Indiana.
The woman, 75, died on November 20, from smoke inhalation in a horrific explosion caused by a gas leak at her home. Her husband was also home at the time and suffered severe burns over most of his body. He is also suing for damages from personal injury. Also killed in the explosion was an employee of Vectren Energy Delivery.
Borne went to the home to do maintenance and repair work. While grounding the cable line, he drove a copper stake in the ground, which struck and penetrated a plastic natural gas line that is operated by Vectren Energy Delivery. He pulled the stake out and the gas line began leaking into the air, according to court papers.
The lawsuit alleges the emergency response personnel operator at Vectren Energy Delivery took the report but was negligent, claiming the utility provided inadequate and vague warnings for safety measures.
Vectren sent an employee to the home, but before the employee began working on the line, the escaping natural gas had penetrated the Wilsons' home and ignited, causing a huge explosion and fire, according to court documents.
According to the lawsuit, the Wilson family alleges that Borne was negligent in failing to contact utility locator services, that Comcast was negligent in properly training Borne for the safe grounding of cable television line in the vicinity of natural gas service lines and that Vectren was negligent in failing to properly train emergency telephone responders to instruct service workers and residents to evacuate a home when a gas line is cut, as well as in failing to dispatch an employee to shut off the natural gas.


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Wine Carbon Study Says East Coasters Should Drink French
A new study analyzing transportation methods including container ships, trucks, and planes suggests East Coasters should take home the bottle from Bordeaux--not the Napa Valley tipple. Using an imaginary line running down Ohio, wine blogger Tyler Colman, Ph.D. A.K.A. Dr. Vino and sustainability metrics specialist Pablo Paster examined the carbon footprint of wine.
While not specifically a life cycle inventory (LCI), which gives us the green lowdown on energy consumption, solid waste generation, atmospheric emissions, and waterborne emissions, the study offers an in-depth look at greenhouse gas emissions from wine production and distribution.The carbon intensity of several different wines (normalized to the 750 ml
bottle, grams of CO2/tkm)
Notable findings include:
• Organic does not mean less carbon
• Bigger is better: Go for the magnum, not the half bottle
• Tetra-Pak or bag-in-a-box is better than glass (read a full study on this here)
Colman and Paster acknowledge quality is naturally a factor for those who don't have world-renowned vineyards nearby:
"While "drink locally" is one finding that may not be problematic for residents of
California or Bordeaux, it may give New Yorkers or Miamians pause.
but say environmentally-conscious transportation can make all the difference:
"However, not all miles are the same, since shipping is better than trucking, which in turn is better than air freight, and packaging matters too. As a result, of our three bottles, despite coming from half-way around the world, consuming a glass of wine from a magnum of Yellow Tail has a third less carbon emissions per once than a cult winery from Napa. "
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RAHWAY—The Rahway Police Department is looking for people who want to make a difference in their community. Volunteers will be trained to become Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) members.
When emergencies happen, CERT members can give critical support to first responders, provide immediate assistance to victims, and organize spontaneous volunteers at a disaster site. CERT members can also help with non-emergency projects that help improve the safety of the community.
There are currently 40 trained members of the Rahway CERT.
The CERT program is designed to train and set up communications between first responders and the community to save lives following a major disaster. There will be eight sessions (20 hours) consisting of the following topics: Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Fire Suppression, Disaster Medical Operations Part 1, Disaster Medical Operations Part 2, Light Search & Rescue Operations, Disaster Psychology & Team Organization, and Terrorism. There will also be a final practical exercise realistic to this community.
The Rahway Police Department is now accepting applications from people within the Rahway community who are at least 21 years old and interested in becoming a part of the Rahway CERT. The training will be held at the Rahway Police Department on Wednesdays from Sept. 8 until Oct. 20, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. The program will consist of 7 classes and a practical exercise. The practical exercise date will be announced at the start of the program.
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Police said she came into contact with a man about that time. After a brief conversation, she was allegedly attacked, but was able to escape and was not physically injured.
Police are still looking for the suspect, who is described as a white man who appears to be about 21 years old, about 6 feet tall and 150 pounds with short brown hair and blue eyes.
Police said he was wearing shorts and a white T-shirt at the time of the alleged attack.
Students said the steps are used frequently as a shortcut between university housing and Gayley Avenue.
"A lot of people actually use this path, so I don't usually think of it as somewhere that I would consider dangerous," said student Joaquin Camacho.
Anyone with information is asked to call the UCLA Police Department at (310) 825-1491.


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IDNR says it's reforming coal mine permit process
SPRINGFIELD -- The Illinois Department of Resources says it's agreed to reform the way the agency handles coal mining permits.
DNR Director Marc Miller and Attorney General Lisa Madigan said Tuesday that they've agreed on steps to strengthen regulations and improve transparency in the permitting process.
The DNR will notify the public when it first receives permit applications, require early environmental review and require applicants to participate in public hearings.
The agency also must remain neutral and post permit materials online.
The changes settle a lawsuit that Madigan filed against the DNR in 2007, after it approved a surface mine near the tiny Fulton County village of Banner despite complaints from residents about potential threats to their water supply.
Environmentalists also challenged the permit, and the DNR ultimately rejected it in 2012.


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A US woman is suing the lingerie company she used to work at, claiming they fired her for being "too hot".
But Ms Odes alleges when she changed her attire it was not enough, and her supervisor then told her: "Lauren, try taping down your breasts to make them appear smaller."
Originally posted by DIDtm
reply to post by BigBruddah
I agree with the above poster.
If anything, she was fired for not being hot enough.
EDIT: After watching the video, I retract my statement. She is pretty hot.
That picture in the original post does not do her justice.
But not hot enough to get fired for being too hot. IMOedit on 22-5-2012 by DIDtm because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by azbowhunter
Yeah, she is far, far FAR from hot.
I'd rather masturbate!
Originally posted by BigBruddah
But Ms Odes alleges ...


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Badgley Mischka took fashionistas on a trip to 1950s Buenos Aires for the designer brand's spring 2016 catwalk show on Tuesday, presenting a collection of summer tweed and brocade outfits.
"We got inspired by an imaginary trip to Buenos Aires in 1950," James Mischka, one half of the design duo, said before the show.
"We weren't there then, so we had to imagine it which makes it more fabulous ... We thought about the femininity of the Paris of South America, the combination of the European sensibility and the Latin sensibility."
Hollywood star Helen Mirren was among the audience at the show, part of New York Fashion Week which ends on Thursday.


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Shannon has been in this type of accounting role for over five years now. At MSA she handles such things as invoicing, paying bills and depositing checks. Though you may also hear her voice if you call the office, as she also answers the phones from time to time.
At home Shannon enjoys singing, reading and just hanging out with her husband, family and friends. She also has a lab/shepherd mix named Molly who she adores but has now taken a backseat to her beautiful new daughter Mia!


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Pre-AP Classes
These courses for sixth, seventh and eighth-graders are offered in the four core areas of Pre-AP and the "languages other than English" subjects. They are available for students seeking to prepare for AP or IB courses at the high school level.
Special Programs
Students also have the opportunity to apply for two specialized academies, which select students based on an application process each spring. Each academy offers advanced courses and transportation from the student's zoned campus.


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Staging a home is the best thing you can do to help it sell for the best price and in the least amount of time. Most areas of your home can be "staged" to appeal to buyers the way a model home appeals to buyers, in an inexpensive way that gives you big results. The reason model homes are so appealing to home buyers is because they are a "turn-key home" – designed for the buyer to move right in and start living. With a few adjustments to your own home, you can give potential buyers that same impression. Use the following tips to learn how to stage your home.
10 Home Staging Tips to Sell Your Home Quickly:
1. Elbow Grease. Use a little "elbow grease" for big results. Clean your home like your life depended on it! Windows should be sparkling, home vacuumed and carpets shampooed, cobwebs removed from little used corners, lawn perfectly manicured. A home that is clean and maintained lets the buyer believe they can move right in, and not have to do anything to prepare the home for living.
2. Earth Tones. A fresh coat of paint in every room is an inexpensive and effective way to brighten up the home. Use earthy tones on walls, and use accents in each room for a slight pop of color.
3. Make it Smell Good. Smell is as powerful as the sense of sight for most people. If your home smells like a wet dog, you can lose potential buyers. Deep cleaning is the first step to eliminating odors, but don't be afraid to add plants for a natural scent.
4. Unclutter. One of the reasons a newly built home that no one has lived in is so appealing to buyers is because of all the unused closet space they can fill! When you show your home to prospective buyers, the less cluttered it is, the larger it appears. If you can, install closet organizers in each of the bedroom closets. Remove all knickknacks and unnecessary personal items from every room in the home. Consider reducing the amount of furniture you have in each room to make more space, too.
5. Curb Appeal. Do not forget that the first impression of your home comes from the outside. Power wash the driveway, sidewalk, and side of house. If the house or trim needs painting, get it done. Maintain the landscaping, add low maintenance annuals or perennial flowerbeds, and make sure the front door looks inviting.
6. Lighting. Keep all of your window blinds open and curtains pulled back during home showings to allow as much natural light into each room as possible. Consider candles where appropriate for ambiance.
7. Set the Table. Use a pretty table cloth on your dining room or kitchen table, and set the table as if it was time to sit down and eat a big, family dinner! Use your best china and napkins, and put a couple of candles in the center or a pretty floral centerpiece. It will look inviting and the potential buyer will imagine themselves hosting dinner here.
8. Appeal to Your Target Market. Just like in business, you are selling your home to a specific group of buyers. Your home is either perfect for the empty-nesters, child-free couples, single working woman, or large and growing family. Whoever your home caters to, make sure the home's accessories and furniture placement all caters to their lifestyles.
9. Kitchen Tune-up. It's been said that kitchens and bathrooms sell homes. Remove all appliances and clutter from your counter to maximize your counter space. Replace outdated cabinetry or give a fresh coat of stain or paint. Consider the profit you stand to gain by replacing counter tops or putting in a new floor.
10. Bathroom Tune-up. Your bathroom should be sparkling clean, with fixtures that match (a pink toilet and white tub does not scream move-in-ready to most buyers!). Hang a new shower curtain and matching hand towels to complete the mini-makeover.


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Mary Louise Parker Makes Pie, Shows Booty
After last week's video of was-it-or-wasn't-it booty ogling , I'd love to watch Sarkozy flip through these bare-assed Mary Louise Parker photos in Esquire with that same unashamed delight . And then I'd like to watch someone else, someone who was part of the feminist movement, perhaps, take it all in. The glossy photos of Mary, butt peeking out from her floral apron, pie poised over her shoulder or kneading dough in black lacy underwear, the red of exposed areola balanced by the single cherry on the counter. I'd like to watch that woman's face crumple as she reads Mary's ode to men who "can fix my front door, my sink, and open most jars," or Esquire 's returned affection for what Mary delivered in this photo spread: "That pie. The crust, so flaky. The fruit, so sweet. The little apron."
What is this, exactly? Do we not get to call it sexist, because Parker is clearly such a willing participant? My friend and colleague Tony Dokoupil (on the "man beat" for Newsweek ), who alerted me to the spread, argues in an e-mail that the entire package is "a giant leap back for man and woman kind ... Isn't this a classic example of, er, tit-for-tat sexual harassment? It belongs in a law school textbook."
What do others think? A reason to cry harassment, or "if you've got it, flaunt it"?


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Ian Somerhalder has fallen victim to an Internet prankster who hacked the actor's Twitter.com account and sent out a message professing love for his ex-girlfriend Nina Dobrev.
A hacker accessed The Vampire Diaries star's page on Tuesday night (15Sep15) and began sending out a number of tweets including one to Somerhalder's former co-star Dobrev, who he dated before marrying actress Nikki Reed.
The message, which was addressed to the actress, read, "I love u (sic)."
The tweets were later deleted. Somerhalder has yet to comment on the hacking.


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Welcome to Eastern Illinois University's University Newsletter, and thank you for keeping up with the latest EIU news. Please bookmark this site and check back often as items are added daily.
News items are available on the News from Old Main page, and are listed in chronological order with the most recent submissions at the top. To submit an item, use the "Submit Item" link in the left-side navigation. Entries should be less than 100 words and are subject to editing.
In addition, the university's most current media releases and news mentions are also available here for your review.
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Kellan Lutz was spotted at the Bowling With The Stars Event in Los Angeles, California. He was wearing a double denim look for the event. I like that they are coming out with denim shirts in other washes besides blue. It just gives them just as much versatility as a regular button up, maybe not just as much. But definitely a more laid back versatility, don't you think?
Kellan's style sort of has that Brad Pitt/Johnny Deep feel to it. Don't you guys think so? With the newsboy caps, fitted jeans and sort of disheveled looking but yet put together. Is it just me or do you readers see it too?
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Do You Know Chameleons?
Alain M. Bergeron and Michele Quintin
Fitzhenry & Whiteside (2013)
Reviewed by Marten Weldon (age 8) for Reader Views (12/13)
"Do You Know Chameleons?" by Alain M. Bergeron and Michele Quintin is a fun book to read about chameleons.
I learned a lot about chameleons. They have a prehensile tail that they can use to hold on to things like tree branches. Chameleons walk very slowly but their tongues spring out super fast. Their long tongue moves out of their mouth in 1/125th of a second. It takes about half a second to come back into their mouth.
On each page it talks about chameleons and also has a funny drawing of chameleons usually with entertaining speech bubbles (like a comic). The illustrator did a terrific job and the chameleons are full of personality and very funny.
I would recommend "Do You Know Chameleons?" by Alain M. Bergeron and Michele Quintin to my friends who are interested in animals. It is a fast book to read and pretty informative about chameleons.


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The Fourth United Nations Global Road Safety Week (8-14 May 2017) focuses on speed management and what can be done to address this key risk factor for road traffic deaths and injuries. It highlights action through the ongoing campaign: Save Lives - #SlowDown.
The #SlowDown campaign seeks to increase understanding of the dangers of speed and generate action on measures to address speed, thereby saving lives on the roads. It also calls for urgent action around speed management to reduce road traffic deaths and injuries by 50% by 2020; the target established in the Global Goals for Sustainable Development for the next 15 years (2030).
More details at the official website: https://www.unroadsafetyweek.org/en/home
CASR analysed 284 South Australian fatal crashes from 2008-2010 looking at the context of alcohol consumption for drink drivers.
The abstract of the study can be found here.
CASR has analysed crashes in Tasmania to provide advice on the next Tasmanian Road Safety Strategy.
The media release can be found here.
The report can be found here.
The Tasmania site is here
CASR publishes a quarterly Newsletter called "At the Scene" that gives updates on the activities of the Centre and highlights some of our staff and research projects.
The current edition introduces a new Director of CASR.
CASR has conducted a study of travel mode choices among young people in Victoria for the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria.
It was found that there is a pattern of changing travel mode choice among young adults characterised by their driving less, not at all or delaying getting a licence.
Press Release
Full Report
Automomous Emergency Braking is a new kind of safety technology - one that aims to prevent crashes or reduce
the speed of impact using sensors that allow the vehicle to look ahead.
This new safety technology calls for new ways to assess it.
At CASR that means getting out of the lab and onto the track.
See the video showing what we are doing.
The National Road Safety Partnership Program offers a collaborative network to support Australian businesses in developing a positive road safety culture.
The web site is at www.nrspp.org.au
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The takeover of the western Iraqi province of Anbar by al-Qaeda militants should serve as a timely reminder to Western leaders of the risks they will face as they seek to wind down combat operations in Afghanistan by the end of this year.
During the bitter sectarian violence that erupted following the overthrow of Saddam Hussein in 2003, cities such as Fallujah and Ramadi, located in the heart of Anbar, became synonymous with the bloody insurgency waged by al-Qaeda and other militant Islamist groups to prevent the West from achieving its goal of establishing democratic government. The insurgents were eventually defeated when the local Sunni Muslim tribes turned on these fanatical interlopers during the so-called Anbar Awakening, and helped the US-led coalition to defeat the extremists and drive them out of the country. So the fact that the black flag of al-Qaeda is again to be found flying over these Sunni strongholds constitutes a serious setback for all those who seek a peaceful, democratic and prosperous future for Iraq.
There are many factors that have contributed to this unwelcome development, not least the failure of Nouri al-Maliki, Iraq's Shia prime minister, to complete the delicate process of reconciliation, bringing Kurds and Sunnis back into the political mainstream. This has opened the way for Sunni extremists fighting in neighbouring Syria to re-establish themselves in Iraq's Sunni heartlands, with all the implications that could have for the country's future stability.
Nor has the situation been helped by President Obama's cavalier decision to withdraw American forces in 2011, without reaching an agreement with Baghdad that would have allowed the US to maintain a residual military presence, thereby enabling Washington to continue to influence Iraq's political development. Mr Obama likes to tell supporters that ending the deeply unpopular Iraq war was one of his key foreign policy successes: but it will not look like that if al-Qaeda regains control of territory where thousands of young Americans lost their lives fighting to bring peace to Iraq.
As Western forces prepare to withdraw from Afghanistan this year, there are mounting concerns that the mission there could suffer a similar fate. A recent National Intelligence Assessment published in Washington predicts that, in the absence of political reconciliation with the Taliban, insurgent groups are likely to reoccupy territory vacated when international forces complete their withdrawal. Western leaders must ensure that the sacrifices made in Afghanistan have not been in vain. Otherwise, as with Iraq, their failure could soon come back to haunt them.


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Genomics Resource Center
Welcome to the Rockefeller University Genomics Resource Center!
The Genomics Resource Center at the Rockefeller University was established in December 2004 by combining two previous resource centers, Gene Array and Genotyping. The Genomics Resource Center offers comprehensive services to support your research needs related to genomics:
High-Throughput Sequencing with Illumina HiSeq 2500, NextSeq 500, and MiSeq
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I was just up in country north of Toronto. Listings are everywhere. I haven't seen anything like that since the last time. Trouble is that most people will want the peak price and will hold on for quite a while. It was like that when I sold my house months after the last crash. The people who were selling the house I wanted thought they could get the old price. But I had discounted my old house by 20% to sell it. Because it was an estate sale and was listed for a very long time, I eventually got the new house at 20% off.
So, all you people who have made tons of money flipping houses, take the haircut and sell.


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Next-generation developers seem to have an initial goal of trying to eliminate load-times all together in their games, and it seems as though "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" has accomplished such a feat.
According to information uncovered by Examiner.com yesterday, CD Projekt RED went on record talking about how they will not be having any load times in their upcoming open-world epic.
they want to eliminate loading even for transition to indoors/outdoors.
generally the big RAM on the PS4/720 should make games feel like the good old SNES days.
I personally don't care about load times; they don't really pull me out of the experience too much for me to really be bothered. I can understand how others can be, though.
That would be awesome. Dark Souls was close. The world was huge.
Thank God, I will love this feature. I wonder how much of my 225+ hours in Skyrim was spent staring at a loading screen.


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Knights of Columbus Gibault Golf Scramble
The annual Goldie Senior Memorial Golf Scramble to benefit Gibault Children's Services will be played Saturday, August 18 at Brook Hill Golf Club.at Brook Hill Golf Club
2018 Master Gardener Class
Purdue Extension in Dearborn and Ohio Counties are partnering to offer a fall Master Gardener class beginning on September 17.at Purdue Extension Dearborn County
Upward Basketball at First Baptist Church of Aurora
Registration for Upward Basketball (winter/spring session) begins on August 1 and runs through November 3.at First Baptist Church of Aurora
Lawrenceburg Community Schools are on lockdown Friday afternoon.
MMH is one of only 12 early evaluation hubs in Indiana.
Whether you are a bargain hunter or an art aficionado, there is something for you in Aurora.
East Central won last year's season opener in Lawrenceburg. Can the Tigers return the favor in St. Leon?
Volleyball games didn't have to contend with the rain Thursday, so there are lots of scores to share. Find local varsity sports scores with one click, presented by Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.
Local cross country teams dodged the rain in running their competitions Wednesday. Find local varsity sports scores with one click, presented by Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.
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