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Exsurgo Privacy Policy
Your Privacy Matters
Last modified: 7/10/2018
Please check back here regularly for updates. We will also provide you with an email notification of any changes if you have a user account with us. A summary of the changes can be found here.
This Privacy Policy explains how Exsurgo Technologies, LLC ("Exsurgo", "Company", "us', "our", or "we") collects, uses and discloses personal data collected from and about you when you visit our website, http://www.exsurgo.us/, any related sub-domains that belong to Exsurgo, utilize our mobile application, or utilize any other services provided by Exsurgo ("Services").
When you use Services provided by Exsurgo, you trust us with your data. Exsurgo is committed to keeping that trust and believes the commitment starts with being very transparent and up-front about how we collect, use and disclose your personal data. This Privacy Policy also describes the rights and controls you have over your personal data and how to contact us with any questions, comments, concerns and requests relating to your personal data.
This Privacy Policy is broken down into the following Sections for your convenience:
2. The Data We Collect From You
4. Who We Share Your Data With
5. How Long We Retain Your Data
6. Your Rights Relating to the Use of Your Data
8. Special Information for Individuals Located in the European Economic Area
9. International Data Transfers
10. Policy on Cookies and Similar Technologies
11. Links to Third Party Sites
12. Age Restrictions
13. Changes to this Privacy Policy
Please review this Privacy Policy carefully to understand our policies and practices regarding your data and how we will treat it. If you do not agree with our policies and practices, you cannot use our Services. By accessing or using our Services, you agree to this Privacy Policy. This Privacy Policy may change from time to time (see Changes to this Privacy Policy). Your continued use of our Services after we make changes is deemed to be acceptance of those changes, so please check the Privacy Policy periodically for updates.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns about any aspect of this Privacy Policy, please do not hesitate to contact us by using the details set forth in the How To Contact Us Section.
Exsurgo provides Services to users throughout the world, but stores all of your data in the United States. Exsurgo's data controller is:
Eric Crook
810 Gonzalez Dr
San Francisco, CA 94132
Email: email@example.com
Questions, comments and complaints about Exsurgo's data practices can be submitted to Exsurgo by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
In Summary…
Regardless of your location, Exsurgo is the only controller of your personal data. All your data is located within the United States and none of it is transferred outside of the United States.
In order for you to utilize our Services, including but not limited to, creating a user account and using our services, we collect the following data from you:
2.1 Data You Provide
• Account Creation: Exsurgo collects certain personal data from you when you create or update your account and/or sign-up for the Services. This may include personal information such as your full legal name, age, physical address, country and/or region, email address, gender, birthday, payment information (for in-app purchases) and phone number, as well a photograph. To add certain content such as pictures to your account, you may grant us to access your device, including its camera or photo album.
• Correspondence with Exsurgo: Exsurgo may collect personal data from you if you contact us for customer service purposes and to resolve any issues or answering any questions you may have. In addition, if you participate in any surveys, we may also be collecting your insights into our products and Services, as well as responses to any questions or prompts included in such surveys.
• In-App Purchases: If you make purchases through our Services, you will be required to provide your payment information, which may include your credit card information.
2.2 Data We Automatically Collect When You Use the Services
When you access or use our Services, we automatically collect data about your use of the Services, including:
· Log Data: Whenever you use our Services, we collect data automatically that your browser sends to us that is called Log Data. This Log Data may include data such as your computer's Internet Protocol ("IP") address, browser version, pages of our website you visit, the time and date of your visit, the time spent on those pages, and other statistics.
· Device Data: We collect and store data about the computer or mobile device you use to access our Services, including your mobile device's unique ID number (e.g., IMEI, AD ID), your geographic location, the hardware model, operating system and version.
· Email Data: Email messages we send to you may contain code that enables our database to track your usage of the e-mails, including whether the e-mail was opened and what links (if any) were clicked.
· Usage Data: We may collect data about your participation and actions within our Services, such as the exercises, , exercise metrics, how you browse the Services, terms you have searched for, people with whom you communicate with, comments left and related insights. It can also include the various functions and features that you use, the connections you make, and any search you perform.
In order to collect this data automatically, we may use certain analytics tools incorporating tracking technologies that recognize your device and compiles data about you. One example includes the use of cookies. For more information, please see the section titled Policy on Cookies and Similar Technology.
In Summary…
We collect personal data from you when you use our Services and create a user account, as well as when you engage in any communications with us. We also automatically collect certain data when you visit or otherwise use our Services through the use of cookies or other similar tracking technologies. Part of the data automatically collected includes data from your device and network.
We use the data that we have about you to personalize our Services so that they can be more relevant and useful to you and others. We collect, store and use your personal data to provide our Services to you as follows:
3.1 Account Administration
Your personal data is necessary to allow you to utilize the basic functionality of the Services, which includes: (i) creating and updating your user account; (ii) verifying your identity; (iii) providing you notices about your account; (iv) notifying you about changes to our Services; (v) providing customer support, such as responding to emails, questions, comments, requests and/or complaints sent by you to Exsurgo; (vi) performing internal operations necessary to provide our Services, including to troubleshoot software bugs and operational problems; (vii) investigating or addressing claims or disputes relating to your use of the Services, or as otherwise allowed by applicable law, or as requested by regulators, government entities, and official inquiries; (viii) storing information about your preferences so that we may customize our Services according to your individual interests; and (ix) recognizing you when you return to our Services.
3.2 Company Communications
We will contact you through email, notices posted on our websites or applications, messages to your account, and other ways through our Services. We will send you messages about the availability of our Services, security, or other service-related issues. We also send messages about how to use the Services, network updates, reminders, and promotional messages. You may change your communication preferences at any time. However, please be aware that you cannot opt-out of receiving service messages from us, including service announcements, security alerts, update notices, or other administrative messages.
3.3 Marketing & Advertising Communications; Mailing Lists
We may send emails to you for marketing and advertising purposes, such as newsletters, new product offerings, special discounts, event notifications, and special third-party offers. However, if you do provide any data considered to be a "special category" of data, we will not use such data for any marketing and/or advertising purposes. In addition, in no event will we share information that personally identifies you directly with any marketers and/or advertisers. You may opt-out of receiving promotional emails and other promotional communications from us at any time via the opt-out links provided in such communications or by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
3.4 Surveys
We may periodically contact you to conduct voluntary user surveys. We encourage our users to participate in such surveys because they provide us with important information regarding the improvement of the Services offered by Exsurgo. We do not link the survey responses to your name or email address, and all responses are anonymous.
3.5 Development of the Services
We use the data we receive, including feedback, to: (i) monitor and analyze trends; (ii) further develop our Services in order to provide you and others with a better, more intuitive and personalized experience; (iii) drive membership growth and engagement on our Services; (iv) to speed up your searches; and (v) to estimate our audience size and usage patterns.
In Summary…
We use your data to help provide the Services to you, specifically including to recommend performances for you to watch, to further develop and personalize the Services, to be able to communicate with you, to conduct surveys, and to send you marketing communications. You have a right to opt-out of any marketing communications by clicking the link in the email to unsubscribe or by emailing us directly at email@example.com.
4.1 With Other Users
As our Services primarily consist of monitoring your performance of exercises with Exsurgo hardware, you can choose to share with friends, teammates, coaches, or other individuals. Sharing of this data is at the discretion of the user through the mobile application and website.
4.2 With Third Party Service Providers
We share the data we collect from you, including aggregated together with non-personally identifiable information data, with third party service providers. This may include:
· Quality and support entities, such as ZenDesk
· Marketing and public relations entities, such as Adjust
· Analytics, engineering and technical service providers, such Amazon Web Service; and
· Consultants, lawyers, accountants and other professional service providers.
4.3 With Investigators, Governmental Bodies, Authorities or Law Enforcement Agencies
We may share your data if required by applicable law, regulation, operating agreement, legal process or governmental request, or where the disclosure is otherwise appropriate due to a safety or similar concern. This includes sharing your data with law enforcement officials, government authorities, or other third parties as necessary to enforce our Terms of Use, user agreements or other policies, as well as to investigate and protect Exsurgo or its users from fraudulent, abusive, inappropriate, or unlawful use of our Services.
4.4 With Potential Buyers or Investors
We may share your data with others in connection with, or during negotiations of, any merger, sale of company assets, consolidation or restricting, financing, or acquisition of all or a portion of our business by or into any another company, or as part of bankruptcy, liquidation, or similar proceeding, in which personal data held by Exsurgo about its users is among the assets transferred.
4.5 With Other Parties You Consent To
We may share your data with any other third parties other than as described in this Privacy Policy if we notify you and you consent to the sharing. In such an instance, you can revoke the consent to share your data at any time by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
4.6 With Marketers and Advertisers
Exsurgo may share your data with third parties for marketing or advertisement purposes, including for interest-based advertising and direct marketing campaigns where we use third party companies to serve you targeted advertisements and marketing campaigns based on the data we collect from you. For more information on the means through which we collect some of this data, as well as for your rights related to the control of such data, please see the Section entitled Policy on Cookies and Similar Technologies. You may opt out of this at any time by using the unsubscribe feature in any marketing email you receive or by emailing email@example.com.
In Summary…
We may share your data with any third parties who help us provide our Services. We may also share your data when we believe it is required by law or to help protect the rights and safety of Exsurgo, you or others. We may also share your data when our business is sold to others or subject to any change in ownership as well as to any other third parties to whom you expressly consent to sharing such data with. Currently, we share your data with marketers, but you reserve the right to opt out of any such direct marketing by using the unsubscribe feature in any marketing emails or by emailing email@example.com.
Exsurgo only retains user profile and other data as long as you have a user account and utilize the Services. You may request deletion of your account at any time by emailing Exsurgo at firstname.lastname@example.com and making such request. Upon receipt of a request to delete your account, Exsurgo will delete your account as soon as reasonably possible after such request is received.
In addition, since we are subject to compliance with different laws in place around the world relating to regulatory, tax, insurance or other requirements in the field in which it operates, Exsurgo will maintain certain data related to the foregoing in its backup or data logs for seven (7) years. Thereafter, Exsurgo will delete such data in accordance with applicable laws. However, note that in no event will Exsurgo restore your data back to production systems unless absolutely necessary in rare instances, such as to recover from a serious security breach or natural disaster, and even in such an instance all necessary steps will be taken to immediately erase the primary instance of the data and to honor your original request. All backup archives are protected with strong encryption.
In Summary…
We maintain your personal data as long as you have an active user account. We can delete your user account upon request, but will still be required to maintain certain personal data to comply with legal obligations for a period of seven (7) years after removal of your account, which may be stored in encrypted backups and data logs.
We at Exsurgo want you to have complete control of your data, and therefore, you always have the right to:
· Access any of your personal data we hold about you;
· Review and/or edit your personal data;
· Ask us to erase any personal data we hold about you;
· Ask us to not use your personal data for direct-marketing purposes;
· Restrict the way we process your personal data;
· Have your personal data provided to a third-party provider of services;
· Withdraw your consent at any time for any instances where you provided your consent;
· Have a copy of any personal data we hold about you; and
· Object to our processing of your personal data.
You may review or edit your profile as you wish by logging into your Exsurgo account. If you would like to have us delete your account information, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. If your account is deleted, you will no longer be able to use the Services. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to honor your request; however, certain data may persist internally or for our administrative purposes subject to the records retention policy discussed in Section 5.
In Summary…
You can access, update and/or delete your personal data by visiting your account, or by emailing us at firstname.lastname@example.com. You have many choices about how your data is collected, used and shared and we will help facilitate any of those choices you wish to pursue. Even if you delete your account, however, certain personal data may be kept for record retention purposes as previously discussed in Section 5.
We encrypt the data you enter on our Services in order to protect its security during the transmission of data. When storing data, we protect its security by encryption and pseudonymization of critical data. All of your personal data is stored in a virtual private cloud that requires a PEM certificate to access through a VPN, with such access restricted to Exsurgo employees, contractors and agents who need that information in order to process it and who are subject to strict contractual confidentiality obligations whereby they may be disciplined if they fail to comply with such confidentiality obligations.
We maintain physical, electronic and procedural safeguards in connection with the collection, storage and disclosure of personally identifiable customer data. Our security procedures require us in some cases to request proof of identity before disclosing personal data to you. To protect against unauthorized access to your account and data, we implement session management and login expiration mechanisms. As an additional safety measure, be sure to sign off when you finish using your account and your computer.
Although we use reasonable organizational, technical and administrative measures to protect your personal data, it is unfortunately true that no data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure. Consequently, please note that while we do our best to protect your personal data, we cannot fully guarantee the security of any personal data you transfer over the Internet. Any transmission of personal data is at your own risk. We are not responsible for circumvention of any privacy settings or security measures contained in our Services.
If you believe that your interaction with us is no longer secure or that your account has been otherwise compromised, please contact us immediately at email@example.com.
In Summary…
Our data transmissions are secured through encryption, and we also monitor for and try to prevent security breaches. However, no data transmissions over the Internet can ever be guaranteed to be 100% secured. Please use the security features available through our Services and do not hesitate to email us at email@example.com if you believe your account security has been compromised.
Beginning May 25, 2018, the processing of personal data of users within the European Economic Area (EEA) is subject to the EU General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"). This section summarizes Exsurgo's grounds for processing personal data under the GDPR, and the rights of such users as it relates to Exsurgo's handling of personal data.
A. EU User Rights
If you are located within the EEA, you have the following rights with respect to how Exsurgo handles your data:
· Requesting Explanations of What Data of Yours Exsurgo Stores and How It Is Used - You have the right to request an explanation of the data that Exsurgo has about you and how Exsurgo uses that data.
· Requesting Copies of Your Data - You have the right to receive a copy of the data that Exsurgo collects about you if collected on the basis of consent or because Exsurgo requires the data to provide the Services that you request.
- Requesting Correction to Your Data - If Exsurgo has data about you that you believe is inaccurate, you have the right to request correction of your data.
- Requesting Your Data to be Deleted - You may request deletion of your user account at any time by emailing us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We may retain certain data about you as required by law and for legitimate business purposes permitted by law, which is further discussed in Section 5.
- Requesting Your Data to be Transferred: Upon your request, we will transfer your data to a third party.
- Filing an Objection or Complaint – Users in the EAA have the right to object to Exsurgo's processing of personal data, including for marketing purposes based on profiling and/or automated decision making. Exsurgo may continue to process your data notwithstanding the objection to the extent permitted under GDPR. Users in the EAA also have the right to file a complaint relating to Exsurgo's handling of your personal data with their local Data Protection Authority ("DPA"). To find the best DPA to contact and lodge your complaint, please visit http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/article-29/structure/data-protection-authorities/index_en.htm. You may also submit complaints or objections directly to Exsurgo by emailing email@example.com
B. Legal Basis for Processing Your Data
The GDPR requires that companies processing the personal data of EEA users do so on the basis of specific legal grounds. As such, Exsurgo will only process your personal data in the following situations:
· The Processing is Necessary to Perform Our Contract with You. Exsurgo must collect and use certain data in order to provide its Services that you have contracted with Exsurgo for. This includes user data that is necessary to establish and maintain your account, and exercise data. Collection and use of this data is a requirement for using Exsurgo's Services.
· The Processing is Necessary for Exsurgo's Legitimate Interests. Exsurgo collects and uses personal data to the extent necessary for its legitimate interests, which includes: (i) to provide customer support; (ii) to optimize our Service and develop new services; (iii) for research and analytical purposes; and (iv) to provide you notices about changes to our Services.
- Your Explicit Consent is Given. Exsurgo may collect and use your data on the basis of your consent. For example, we rely on your consent for us to use your personal information to send you marketing information (such as our newsletters and promotional offers) by email, SMS, or telephone. You may revoke your consent at any time. If you revoke your consent, you will not be able to use any part of our Services that requires collection or use of the data we collected or used on the basis of your consent.
In Summary…
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The personal data we collect may be transferred to, and processed and stored in, countries outside of the jurisdiction you are located in. For example, if you are located in a country with the EEA, your personal data may be processed in the United States. All international transfers of your personal data are made:
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· To a third party that is a member of a compliance scheme recognized as offering adequate protection for the rights and freedoms of data subjects as determined by the European Commission; or
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If you wish to enquire further about these safeguards used, please send us an email at email@example.com.
In Summary…
All of our data is processed in the United States. Your data is safely transferred in accordance with all applicable laws.
Exsurgo and its partners may use cookies on our websites and emails for purposes described in this policy.
A. What are cookies?
A cookie is a small file placed on the hard drive of your computer. You may refuse to accept browser cookies by activating the appropriate setting on your browser. However, if you select this setting you may be unable to access certain parts of our Services. Unless you have adjusted your browser setting so that it will refuse cookies, our system will issue cookies when you direct your browser to our Services.
B. What are cookies used for?
Some examples of what these tracking technologies are used for by Exsurgo may include:
· Authenticating users;
· Remembering user preferences and settings;
· Determining the popularity of certain content;
· Analyzing traffic to our Services; and
· Generally reviewing and understanding the behaviors of people who have an interest in or utilize our Services.
C. How long will cookies stay on my device?
The length of time a cookie will stay on your computer or mobile device depends on whether it is a "persistent" or "session" cookie. Session cookies will only stay on your device until you stop browsing. Persistent cookies stay on your computer or mobile device until they expire or are deleted.
D. Who Does the Cookies Belong To?
First-party cookies are cookies that belong to Exsurgo, third-party cookies are cookies that another party accesses or places on your device through our Services. Third-party cookies may be placed on your device by someone providing a service for Exsurgo, for example, to help us understand how our Services is being used. These companies' use of cookies and similar technologies is subject to their own privacy policies, not the Exsurgo Privacy Policy.
E. Types of Cookies Use.
The cookies we use generally fall into one of the following categories:
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Today is a big one: I'm turning 50 years old.
I consider this the midway-point of my life. Of all the birthdays I've ever had, this just might be the most impactful one. It has triggered a lot of thoughts about my life so far. About the mistakes I've made, the goals I've set for myself and my ability to fulfill my own dreams.
The most important realization I've had is this: If my 50th birthday is truly going to be the midway-point of my life – that is, if I'm going to live to 100 – I need to be a lot more careful about what I do to my body.
Now, as the inventor of the Baking Steel, everyone might assume that I love to devour deliciously gooey pizzas all day long. For a while, that wasn't a completely wrong perception. The excitement I felt about my own invention did, indeed, affect my diet in considerable ways.
The vegetarian tennis trainer in LA (spoiler: It was me)
Before the Baking Steel emerged and took over my life – in mostly wonderful ways – my life was quite different.
I quit college after two years and replaced it with culinary school. I was a vegetarian for a decade, and I even worked as a professional tennis trainer in LA. Geographically and professionally, that feels like pretty much the opposite of being a pizza enthusiast in Massachusetts.
In 2012, when I developed the Baking Steel, I was working in the family business, Stoughton Steel Company. With a renewed and much more intense focus on cooking, my vegetarianism was thrown overboard. I neglected exercising, and since everything was suddenly about food, I ate a lot of it – and often at the wrong time of day.
The effect on my body was obvious: Over the course of five years, I gained 20 pounds. As much as my excitement about the Baking Steel was growing, my health was declining.
Coming full circle
The big change happened in April of this year. It coincided with the birth of the Baking Steel Company. Of me turning my invention into the basis of a full-scale company, officially making me an entrepreneur.
On April 1st, I gave up alcohol for good. I needed to have a much clearer head to be able to focus 100% on my company. My focus has increased immensely, and it feels incredible to reclaim control of my health.
I've gone back to being a vegetarian (bye-bye, pepperoni pizza – I'll be missing you), and I'm considering going full vegan. I've also picked up trail-running, yoga and meditation.
Those 20 pounds I gained over the course of five years? Since April, they've all disappeared. In short, I feel like I've come full circle.
No quick fix for all your problems
Of course, it's immensely satisfying to have achieved this. But a healthier body doesn't exactly mean that all of life's other challenges magically disappear. What I do know, and what I'm feeling every day now, is that it improves my ability to cope with it all.
Being an entrepreneur is a lot of hard work. It can be a lonely endeavor at times, and it definitely has the power to keep you awake at night, when you'd much rather be sleeping. The decisions you make are yours to own, and that instills an amount of self-doubt that is not exactly pleasant. In fact, it can scare the bejeezus out of you.
As so many others have learned throughout history, the reward you get when you achieve success, makes it all absolutely worth it. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
On the personal side, I've been married for 12 years now, and my wife and I have two boys ages 11 and 7. When it all comes down to it, they are the ultimate inspiration for me. Without them, Baking Steel would never have gotten off the ground.
In this context, living healthier offers me a lot of added energy to become a much better father and husband. I think that's appreciated by my family.
No preaching – just hoping to inspire
Of course, I have to reconcile my newfound love of yoga, meditation and – potentially – veganism with the fact that I run and own a company whose product caters very much to the meat n' cheese-lovin' public.
Let me assure all of you: I won't judge. If I had a better grasp of moderation and was less of an all-or-nothing kind of guy, it's likely I'd still be a carnivore. (I mean, I've prepared steak on the Baking Steel, and I know full and well what I'm missing out on.)
By telling you all this story, my hope isn't so much that a lot of people will do exactly what I did. Not at all.
I do hope, however, to inspire everyone to consider what choices can be made to ensure a better, more focused and energized existence. A few steps in the right direction can result in a significant change, and I promise you that it can be felt in both your professional and personal life.
Obviously, there's no built-in guarantee that any of us will live to 100. But at least now I feel like my odds have personally increased quite a bit. So, on this 50th birthday, all I can say is this:
I look forward to the next 50!


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Make Money With Currency Trading
Federal Reserve boss Ben Bernanke has lately reduced the Federal Fund Rate and the Discount Rate within the United States by an extra 0.25% each. So we have completed some analysis and worked out the typical charge mark-ups – in different phrases, how a lot worse the rate is prone to be for those who get your money this manner, together with estimated commission costs. Before I started working right here, I studied overseas and now that I see the rates on my bank card statements, I cringe as a result of I knew how a lot money I wasted. Sell rate – This is the speed at which we sell foreign currency in trade for native currency.
Exchange rates for most major currencies are generally expressed to 4 locations after the decimal, apart from currency quotations involving the Japanese yen, which are quoted to two places after the decimal. An alert shall be triggered when the alternate charge is reached and an electronic mail will probably be sent to you. Here, since the base foreign money is the Canadian greenback and the counter foreign money is the US dollar, this is able to be an indirect quotation of the Canadian dollar in Canada.
Raphaels Bank is a UK Bank authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and controlled by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (registration number161302) and is permitted to problem e-cash. Our on-line Currency Converter is a quick and easy method to see reside market change rates on the click of a button.
No, the rates on-line are sometimes higher than the high street as a result of online providers should be extra competitively priced to attract you. We're regulated by ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission) and our guardian company is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). A floating change charge system: Monetary system during which exchange rates are allowed to move attributable to market forces with out intervention by national governments. Exchange with the Forex isn't restricted to just small time investors, traders who operate out of their home and it's not simply limited to nicely heeled traders who make thousands and thousands. Now a lot of people do not realize that certain FX firms enable financial institution fee matches and negotiations if there is a giant sufficient of a USD amount. Governments can play a part in how the foreign money alternate rates have an effect on global enterprise as effectively. The market (or spot) change rate, is the speed at which banks trade currencies.
One of the easiest and safest methods of taking your cash overseas, pre-paid playing cards carry no purchase fees and can be utilized like a debit card anyplace that VISA Electron is accepted. The buying charge is the rate at which cash dealers will buy overseas foreign money, and the promoting rate is the speed at which they'll promote that foreign money. Yet there's little regulation of foreign exchange bureaux and this site can't take any accountability for issues that happen. A current instance of this is the argument by western governments that the Chinese exchange charge is undervalued relative to the remainder of the world.


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Shoppers scouring tables laden with unsold consignment clothing will raise funds for the Victoria Pregnancy Centre.
Baja Rosi's Consignment Cabana hosts its fourth annual Stuff Your Bag fundraiser for the cause, fittingly on Labour Day.
"Knowing cash-strapped charities have more need for dollars than used clothing, we have come up with this creative way to raise funds while offering outrageous deals and epic fun," said Carolyn Barter, owner of the Langford clothing store.
She met Stephanie Timmerman, director of the centre, a few years ago, when Timmerman was out seeking support.
"I wanted to help and we had this product, which we were already donating to the Single Parent Resource Centre," Barner said.
Unsold and unclaimed consignment clothes are stored away, then once a year over a four-hour period shoppers can stuff a bag for $10. Tables donated by a local school are staffed by volunteers and refilled throughout the event.
"We had no idea what it was going to be like, but the first year we sold just under $4,000 worth," Barter said. "It's the goodwill that comes from the people, some just throw in $20."
Last year's event raised $7,000 for the Victoria Pregnancy Centre.
Plus it's entertaining, with folks showing up as early as 7 a.m. in preparation. With no change rooms, shoppers come up with creative solutions such as bringing sleeping bags or wearing a swimsuit.
"It's just gotten bigger and bigger," Barter said. "At the end there's usually enough left to donate to the Single Parent Resource Centre as well."
Bags are provided and are $10 cash, each.
The store hosts the fundraiser in the parking lot at 103-797 Goldstream Ave. on Sept. 2 from 8 a.m. to noon.
Victoria Pregnancy Centre www.victoriapregnancycentre.org is an independent, non-profit and non-political registered charity offering services to men and women before, during and after an unexpected pregnancy.


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The TaylorMade M3 Driver is one of the products featured in our Editor's Choice product list
TaylorMade M3 Driver
The TaylorMade M3 Driver is one of the products featured in our Editor's Choice product list. See all the products that made the list on our Editor's Choice Homepage.
In our review of the M3 back in January, we said it was one of, if not the, best performing drivers ever created.
It was a big claim, but one we feel was validated after hitting hundreds of shots and crunching the head-to-head numbers against both its 2018 rivals and its various predecessors.
While that alone makes it worthy of inclusion in our Editor's Choice list, it also boasts a formidable blend of groundbreaking innovation and targeted improvements.
You'll no doubt have heard about Twist Face. TaylorMade's new take on corrective clubface design sees the face's high toe section sit more open and with more loft to counter the low and left flight of common toe strikes. Similarly, the heel sits closed and with less loft to fight the high right shots associated with heel strikes to improve accuracy.
TaylorMade has always gone to great lengths with its research for big changes, like the white crown of R11 or the low spin of SLDR, and this latest attempt to tackle off-centre performance are what these Editor's Choice pages are all about.
Of course, visually, the M3 impresses too. In our opinion, TaylorMade's iconic two-tone crown sets the benchmark for driver appeal and, if anything, the new matte-silver colour adds a more premium feel than the white of the M1. While Twist Face is just about visible, it doesn't looks excessively curved or off-putting. On the sole carbon composite pieces only boost its shelf appeal, while also making it lighter to swing.
REVIEW: TaylorMade M3 Driver
What also makes this worthy of its selection is its wide appeal – from Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods to new golfers desperate to tame a high slice – this driver can be moulded to deliver performance thanks to its adjustable hosel and weights.
The latter move along a new Y-Track system that adds even more potential weight positions to help players counter left and right misses, as well as encourage more or less spin to control their trajectory.
In short, the M3 comfortably delivers the performance to back up its premium price tag.


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CaffeLatex Tubeless Tape 50m
Reinforced by a dense glass-fiber matrix, a single layer of Caffé Tubeless Tape can stand high pressure: replacing standard rim-tape, Caffé Tubeless Tape perfectly adapts to rim internal profile and makes standard rims air-tight, sealing spoke holes.
Caffé Tubeless Tape will allow the use of Tubeless, Tubeless-Ready and TNT (Tube No Tube) tyres on most standard mtb wheels.
Three different widths are available:
Size S: 21mm, for rims with external section from 22 up to 25 mm;
Size M: 25 mm, for rims with external section from 25 up to 28 mm.
Size L: 29mm, for rims with external section from wider 29 mm.
There are two different lenght options as well: 5 m is enough for two wheels (26" or 29"), 50 m is recommended for shops or teams.
Use the recommended tool to punch the valve hole into the tape


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EP Review: "Behind the Light" by Yams Club
Yams Club debut EP, Behind the Light, is smooth, soothing and sticky like a late afternoon summer rain in Georgia. It'll cool you off right before the humidity kicks in on the dance floor. The young band comprised of Jade Thames (vocals), Davis Wright (bass), Justin Settipani (guitar), Jeff Wessels (drums), and Blake Objartel (guitar) have concocted a unique, tight nit sound. They juxtapoz psychedelic soundscapes of wah-wah guitar to Thames' powerful voice.
The five-song EP begins in a cloud of smokey reverb that is at the heart of "Flame." Thames sings about desires she doesn't quite understand "Like a moth drawn to a flame. Am I going insane." A sentiment that is easy to identify with, as we have all pondered why we are drawn to certain things over others. Throughout the EP Thames' voice seems to be of another time period, as if she could have been a successful singer of show tunes in the 50's.
There are times when it seems like the music and vocals could clash, but instead of sounding like two different genres causing friction, the vocals become a guiding force through the psychedelic landscape of the instrumentation. Guitarists Objartel and Settipani use plenty of wah-wah and reverb, which in certain circumstances can be used to cover up poor playing. However, they use their effects to create rhythmic textures. A highlight on the EP, and a great example of this, is the change about halfway through the final number, "Golden Dreams", when out of nowhere, the band goes into an almost middle eastern rhythm.
Yams Club wields their large, robust sound well. The instrumentation acts as a canvas for lead singer Jade Thames to paint stories upon. It will be interesting to see how these musicians mature and grow as a band. Yams Club is playing their EP release show Tuesday, June 27th at 529. Check out their Facebook to stay up to date on other upcoming shows.


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Polymers, printing, and pathways
A novel approach to 3D printing using a support bath can greatly expand the types of polymers that can be printed, enable chemical reactions of the printed materials to gain novel material properties, and increase the mechanical strength and reduce the print time of mechanical parts through design optimization.
Transforming ideas into reality in Tech Spark
In the College of Engineering's Tech Spark, Robert Smith, senior windows systems engineer, has developed a system that allows students, faculty, and staff to access machines and tools they have been trained on, and directs them to training courses they may need to use the systems in the future.
Collaborators' creation reveals how mechanical forces control genes
A LeDuc/Minden collaboration in mesofluidics--a medium-sized twist on microfluidics--was featured on the cover of the journal Lab on a Chip. The research team merged expertise in biomechanics, biology, and engineering to develop a new device.
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HOUSTON • The Saudi oil giant Saudi Aramco may go public, Opec's in disarray, the United States is suddenly a global exporter, and shale drillers are seeking lifelines from investors as banks abandon them. Welcome to oil's new world order, full of stresses, strains and fractures.
For leaders beginning to meet tomorrow in Texas at the IHS CERAWeek conference, often dubbed the Davos of the energy industry, a key question is: What will break first? Will it be the balance sheets of big US shale companies? The treasuries of Venezuela and Nigeria? The resolve of Saudi Arabia, whose recent deal with Russia to freeze output levels offered the first hint of a rethink?
After watching prices crash through floor after floor in the worst slump in a generation, the industry is eager for answers. Insiders say it is not too hard to visualise what markets might look like after the storm - say five years down the line, when today's cost-cutting creates a supply vacuum that will push up prices. But it is what happens in the meantime that has got them scratching their heads.
"This is a weird thing for a market analyst to say because it's usually the opposite case, but I have more conviction in my five-year outlook than my one-year outlook," said Mr Mike Wittner, head of oil market research for Societe Generale SA. "Maybe I'm letting my head get turned upside down by the last couple months."
Seeking clarity at closed-door sessions, cocktail hours and water coolers in the Texan city of Houston will be some of the industry's biggest players, from Saudi Petroleum Minister Ali al-Naimi to Royal Dutch Shell chief executive officer Ben Van Beurden.
In a less volatile year, the long- term viability of fossil fuels might have been high on their agenda after December's breakthrough climate deal in France. But within the industry, that debate has "fallen into the abyss of US$27 oil," said Ms Deborah Gordon, director of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's energy and climate programme.
US shale drillers had a key role in bringing prices that low, by adding four million barrels a day in less than four years - almost like a new petroleum-exporting country materialising overnight. Natural gas has mirrored the pattern, with surging output and plunging prices.
Now the companies are victims of their own success. As many as 74 face significant difficulties in sustaining debt, according to Moody's Investors Service.
The one thing the stress on companies has not done is destroy production. Engineers have found ways to lower costs and boost output at oil wells, allowing cash- starved drillers to keep enough rigs active so that output is still within 5 per cent of last year's high.
Meanwhile, on the international scene, the Saudi-Russian accord announced last Tuesday, to which Venezuela and Qatar have also signed up, would cap production at January's levels - a record high in Russia's case, and not far off for the Saudis.
Iran is not a party to the plan, and its imminent return to world markets could add to the glut. Historically the No. 2 Opec producer, the Islamic Republic is preparing to ramp up exports after sanctions were lifted last month.
Brent crude failed to sustain a rally after the plan was announced, suggesting that traders do not see any change in the underlying picture: Suddenly, there is oil everywhere. Without a rebound in prices, the consequences for governments - from Russia to Nigeria to Venezuela - range from grim to catastrophic.
Russia has a relatively diversified economy, but it is still running the biggest deficit in five years and selling assets to finance a stimulus programme. Nigeria, which depends on oil for almost all of its exports, is battling to stave off a currency devaluation and pleading for development loans to replace the missing petrodollars. Venezuela is even worse off, with debt defaults looming and an inflation rate estimated by the International Monetary Fund at 275 per cent.
"You've got half of Opec in existential crisis as to whether they can be viable governments at this point," said Mr Allen Gilmer, chief executive officer of energy consulting firm Drilling Info in Austin, Texas.
As usual in an Opec meltdown, all eyes have turned to Saudi Arabia, the world's top exporter and architect of the cartel's keep-pumping strategy as it seeks to defend market share. The Saudi minister will address IHS CERAWeek's main hall on Tuesday morning in the week's most eagerly anticipated event.
"There's a short fix, and a long fix," said Mr Andrew Lebow, a partner at Commodity Research Group. "Are we going for the short fix of a production cut, or the long-haul slog of rebalancing the market? That's what everyone at CERA is going to be talking about. And it's all dependent on the Saudis."


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Agreed Care Package:
The initial care assessment gave my dad an understanding of what was available to support his recovery,
Dad could have had carers calling up to 4 times a day however, as my dad was fine with his own personal things, such as getting out of bed, washing and dressing himself, and getting his own breakfast, it was decided 2 visits a day would be beneficial.
After discussion with the care assessor, we agreed on the following:
Morning Visit:
The carer would call in to see my dad at 11am each morning (Monday – Friday) to check on his general wellbeing, check if he had eaten breakfast, and taken his medication.
Evening Visit:
The carer would call in to see my dad at 5pm each evening (Monday – Friday) to check his general wellbeing, and how he had been all day, check he had either eaten his evening meal, or was preparing one (check no gas/oven had been left on) they would even help him prepare his meal, if he required.
This care package was put in place for a period of 4 weeks at no cost, and would then be reviewed at the end of the period to assess if he required the on-going support.
Financial Assessment:
During the care assessment we were informed that if the care package was required after the 4 week period, there would have to be a financial assessment of my dad's income, pension, benefits etc, to assess the amount he would have to contribute to on-going care. If further care was required, this would be taken on my agency staff after the 4 weeks.
This is probably what stops some people using these services as I can imagine it's worrying to have their personal finances assessed by strangers.
My dad agreed to the financial assessment, and we were given an indication of how much the on-going care would cost, if my dad required this.
The benefit of an initial 'Care Package'
Having looked after my dad for 4 months I felt we needed some support and advice from the professional services, although I had taken on the role of 'Carer' quite naturally, it was stressful and worrying for me.
I was worried about a lot of things that I had witnessed, such as:
- Low Mood
Memory lapses
Lack of Confidence
Lack of Appetite
Weight Loss
Although all of the above had been discussed with his GP and the Cardiac Nurses at the Cardiac Rehabilitation Group, it was a lot to manage on my own. I thought that having professionals visiting my dad would be beneficial to him, different faces, someone new to talk about condition, and what he was experiencing.
I would also be able to take a step back from managing his care, while the care package was in place, to see how my dad was responding to it. Dad had become dependent on me as I had been with him every day supporting him with medication, meals, cleaning the house, doing the washing, shopping, taking him for his pension, trips out, doing everything I could to aid his recovery and transition back to health.
I had to gently approach the subject of my return to work. . .
In my next post I will report on how the care package has evolved, and how my dad has viewed this intervention (good points and bad, positive or negative) and dad's progress in his journey back to health.


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Donna's role at WWL includes not only assisting her client's with their compliance matters, but also is deeply involved finding solutions to improving their efficiencies and profitability through the use of technology. As a Team Leader, Donna also provides guidance, support and leadership to a team of Client Managers here at WWL.
A strong believer in a good cup of coffee, Donna is based in our Kerikeri office. Donna is an instrumental part of the team, as her ability & knowledge around the set up & training for new or existing computer systems for clients is outstanding. Many of our clients have benefitted from Donna's advice, as the accounting world creates more Cloud-based software.
Family plays a huge part in Donna's life, with her family all based in Northland. They often get together for BBQs, & what you probably didn't know, is that director Paul Young, is Donna's brother! When Donna is not at work, she can often be found taking part in a spin class at the gym, or walking one of the great tracks we have in Northland.


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Craig Campana… is a Master networker, a social media and word-of-mouse marketing consultant, an appreciation marketing specialist, a business development specialist for ProRezOnline, as well as a contributing author to Masters of Networking, and Confessions of Shameless Self-Promoters, a Community Advocate and Director of Sales & Marketing for RelyLocal – Chippewa Valley, is a husband and father of two, and a proud resident of the Chippewa Valley and enjoys attending the many theatrical productions, musical entertainment, and sporting events in the area.
Shelly Cedarblade…is really excited to be part of the RelyLocal team! I have been living in the Chippewa Valley for 22 years. I came to Eau Claire from Hubertus, WI in 1988 to attend the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. I absolutely fell in love with the school and the community. The funny thing is I never even visited the university before attending. All I knew was the campus had pine trees and it was far enough away from my parent's home, but close enough to drive back if needed! After college I decided to make the Chippewa Valley my home!
I met my husband in 1990 and we were married in 1993. We have been married for 17 years and we have two beautiful daughters, ages 10 and 8. My hobbies include coaching my daughter's basketball and softball teams, biking on the Chippewa River Bike Trail, walking, camping, reading, and baking. If you ask me to bake you some of my famous chocolate chip oatmeal cookies, I probably will!
I have worked in the retail, computer, insurance, and travel industries. I am known for my contagious smile and positive attitude. I love meeting new people and am passionate about helping small businesses succeed through a diverse marketing plan. I firmly believe we need to support our local small businesses; they are the backbone of our economy.
As a Sales and Marketing Representative with RelyLocal, I will be working with the following business categories:
- Dining & Food
- Educational Institutions
- Health & Beauty
- Hobbies & Recreation
- Home & Garden
- Lodging
- Medical
- Pet Care
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Recently, I was reading a quote from an influential inspirational speaker, Charlie "Tremendous" Jones. Charlie said, "You will be the same person tomorrow, next week, next month, next year and in 5, 10, 20 years except for two things – the people you meet and the books you read." I hope you're reading great books and that we have a chance to meet in the near future!


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The American Economic Review did a study in 2010 that showed a makeup wearer makes on average 30% more than a non-makeup wearer. Many similar studies have been conducted over the years, most reflecting a pay gap of 25 – 30% in favor of the makeup wearing woman over the non-makeup wearing woman.
Harvard University conducted a study in October 2011 in which women were judged bare faced and in various levels of makeup. Makeup wearers were perceived as more amiable, trustworthy and competent. Nancy Etcoff, assistant clinical professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School, led the study and she started wearing more makeup after the results of the study were released. Pre-study, she had generally worn only lipstick. She said, "The effects were very strong. Makeup really can boost the way people see you."
So, why are some women still not using this powerful tool that is easily within their grasp? I think for some, it is a personal style preference not to wear makeup. They prefer to look and feel natural, and likely their past experience with makeup (if any) has made them feel unlike themselves (too made up). For others, I think they don't wish to spend the time on it. To this group, I'd say a little time spent on makeup goes a long way. It does not take much, and (as evidenced by the stats above), it makes a BIG difference in one's salary and how you are perceived by others.
You've heard the stats about first impressions taking 5 – 15 seconds to be set. What you may not know is the first three things people notice about us are (1) our face, (2) our hair and (3) our posture. And our face is usually where someone looks first, and it is where people look the longest! Makeup contributes a GREAT deal to a first impression. Not only that, wearing makeup makes us feel better and it boosts our confidence. If you are not presently wearing makeup, you are doing yourself a great disservice.
I think some women don't know where to start. They've been to makeup counters, and they've walked away looking like a harlot version of themselves, not at all desirable. Let me help. I am a trained makeup artist, and I enjoy showing women how to look like the best version of themselves in makeup, no wild colors or severe anything. You still look like you but somehow amazingly better.
Allow me to show you one of my favorite before and after photos.
My client felt very pretty and confident after our session. I teach you as we go, so you are able to recreate your look at home. Call or e-mail me to set up an appointment. Your salary literally depends on it!


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The Flick -- A term used by air traffic controllers to describe a mental model representing the current and future positions of air traffic in a section of airspace. Controllers visualize the paths of multiple aircraft in terms of position, altitude, trajectory and speed. Controllers also refer to this as "having the picture." But the picture moves -- like a movie -- hence the term "the flick."
Saturday, February 23, 2008
FAA History Lesson -- February 23
From the FAA Historical Chronology, 1926-1996...
"Feb 23, 1956: The Civil Aeronautics Board, noting the increasing frequency of near-collisions in the air and wishing to gain more information about such incidents, adopted Special Civil Air Regulation No. SR- 416, which granted immunity from disciplinary proceedings to pilots reporting near misses. The identity of the pilot or other person making the report would be held in confidence by the Board. In cases where information about a violation of Civil Air Regulations was obtained by other means, however, the fact that the violation was voluntarily reported would not preclude enforcement, disciplinary, or remedial proceedings on the basis of such other information. In an attempt to gather information on near misses, some airlines had previously started their own anonymous reporting programs, but that effort had failed because pilots feared possible Federal disciplinary action. The CAB grant of immunity was intended to overcome this problem. (See Jul 10, 1959.) "
First, if you don't know about NASA's Aviation Safety Reporting System you need to familiarize yourself with it.
Second, if you haven't read about the judge's ruling in the ASAP program (a program similar to NASA's ASRS) then you need to.
Don Brown
February 23, 2008
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Tuesday, April 04, 2006
feeling like dorothy
While I was in Wisconsin a tornado came through our town. It didn't leave too much distruction as it only went through one area and went pretty quick but there was a lot of clean up work to be done. Greg and the pastors got out there on Monday and helped clean up as many yards as they could. Many trees line the streets that used to be in yards. One house had the roof torn off completely. One of the poles that holds the lights over the football stadium was snapped in two. Many trees were broken like mear toothpicks. I'm glad I did not have to go to the basement with Greg (it's scary down there) and I'm also glad that no one was hurt. It will take a while for all those tress to grow back and for the families with damage to clean up but no lives were taken.
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Angelika Lancsak®
Global Matchmaker in London, United Kingdom
Angelika Lancsak®
Global Matchmaker in London, United Kingdom
Global matchmaking for outstanding singles: "Tu felix cosmocrat - nube!"
Well-known for exceptional introductions & matchmaking since 1997.
The one & only international matchmaker in the orient: Bridging the cultures.
My company is based in London / UK.
My attitude: "Wealth is in our brain & creativity, archaic instincts & zest to succeed - but worthless without dignity."
Winner of the ARWEY Circle of Light Award- Monaco 2014 - in honor of my contribution to women through entrepreneurship, community leadership and philanthrophy.


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As promised in my last post, I've now published the first of my BEYOND series: collections of SFF short stories, three stories per volume and each on a theme. BEYOND: The Stars offers three space adventures.
Node Of Thought
A spaceship pilot on a solo mission between the stars begins to see visions of other people. Are they trace thoughts from others who've passed that way? It's not just an academic question when the ship's computer starts to obey commands that aren't his.
Marathon of the Devil
In a death-defying marathon on a desert planet, Eli Marone has managed to get lost. It's now a race for survival, especially when the barren world might not be so lifeless after all.
The Rift
Twenty-seven years after a reckless experiment created a vast rift across the galaxy, a survey ship's crew encounters a being with strange abilities and an even stranger disability. What they learn will test every belief they've ever had.
You can purchase and download BEYOND: The Stars directly at my Bookstore here on the site, or at your other favourite ebook retailers (if it's not available there yet, try again in a day or two).
I'm very pleased to be able to make these stories available to readers for the first time. Volume Two BEYOND: Time will be published in a week or so, and Volume Three BEYOND: Technology about a week after that. For print book lovers, I plan to put the collected stories into print form within the next month or two.
UPDATE: BEYOND: The Stars is now 'live' at Amazon, Kobo, Barnes & Noble and other outlets, and will soon be in the iBooks store.


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Art Teachers &
Things you may need to bring to the YEA! Festival includes:
Tape (masking, duct, scotch)
Rope, clothespins or clamps if you requested tree space
Stapler, staples, remover
Table covers
Any personal creature comforts to make your day more enjoyable - sunscreen, hat, etc.
Load In:
Plan to arrive between 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM. Please check the load in map to determine which zone you should drop in- Zone A, B, or C
Volunteers with carts will be available to help unload and deliver materials to your site.
Raymond Park Load In is dependant upon your site location within the park. Please see attached map to determine and find your Drop Zone.
Please label your items to be dropped off with your school name & site number.
Do not leave your car unattended at any time. Once unloaded, please move your vehicle immediately.
Please put the provided YEA! Parking notice on your dash so when you are loading/unloading staff knows you are a participant
You will be responsible for finding your own street parking. There should be plenty of neighborhood parking available at that time of day. Please note: no parking is allowed in the First Presbyterian Church parking lot. Violators will be towed.
During the Day:
There will be volunteers circulating and checking in with each site, for bathroom breaks, snack runs, etc.
The Teacher's Lounge is where you'll find water and basic snacks.
Lunches will be delivered to your site starting at noon.
Tear Down & Load Out:
Begins at 3:00 PM
Please remove all staples, nails, and/or screws from the display boards.
Volunteers with carts will be available to assist loading your vehicles- please use the load in/out zone that you used at the start of the day
Dispose of all trash...leave no trace!
Rain Plan:
Music Director
Microphones, risers, CD player, chairs and a piano will be provided. You must bring your own music stands. If you need other equipment, please indicate needs on this form. We'll do the best we can. The schedule will be done on a first come, first serve basis. You will not be allowed to go past the 30 minute limit which includes set-up and tear down times. Please consider this when signing up. We want as many schools and students involved as possible. We are looking for ensembles only in order to include the maximum number of students possible.


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Distressed Reversible Silver and Brass Disc Earrings + Ammonite Fossil Impression + Wabi Sabi + Primitive Metalwork + Desert Style
Distressed Reversible Silver and Brass Disc Earrings + Ammonite Fossil Impression + Wabi Sabi + Primitive Metalwork + Desert Style
Deeply textured and primal, delicate leaves of distressed metal which move freely on their wires
:: Drylands Sistrum ::
Beautiful distressed layers, inspired by the forms and textures of the desert landscape, these earrings are actually two in one. Each has three layered discs of metal which move freely on their earwires, putting one in mind of the ancient sistrums of Egypt. When worn, these discs are viewed edge-on and their faces are seen from each side; depending on your preference you can wear them with either side out.
One side shows two discs of fine silver PMC which were impressed with a fossil ammonite prior to firing. These have a warm earthy patina and a matte finish. Behind these are two paper-thin layers of hammered and distressed brass. The middle discs have a subtle hammered texture around their edges which catch the light, while the larger discs behind have a subtle pecked design which is visible when those sides are worn facing outward. They have a primitive torch patina and a matte scratched finish.
The earwires are sterling silver, hammered and heavily oxidized.
Desert Primitive at its most elemental! These are real beauties...featherweight, primitive, elegant.
SIZE: 2 7/8" long by 1 1/8" wide.
CARE: Rinse in cool water to clean and gently blot dry. The silver can be brightened with a silver polishing cloth if needed.
PRESENTATION: These earrings will come to you beautifully giftwrapped in a hand decorated gift box. See the shop policies below for details.
++ Shipping is included in the price ++
HAVE A QUESTION? Click on the shop policies link below for more information. Feel free to contact me if you don't see the answer there.


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A forthcoming ADLS forum (taking place on Tuesday 22 August 2017 – more details below) will explore practice before the Mental Health Review Tribunal (MHRT).
The forum will set out the essentials that those who appear before this body need to know and also suggesting some unexplored areas that might be developed in suitable cases.
This article puts this in context and examines briefly a selection of the developing areas.
The MHRT is a specialised judicial body that reviews the ongoing use of compulsion against people subject to long-term compulsion under the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992.
Under the Act, there is an administrative route into detention for the purposes of assessment (and, it should be remembered, treatment without consent), set out in Part 1. If this does not resolve matters to the satisfaction of the mental health professionals, the Responsible Clinician in charge of the team can seek a judicial order for ongoing compulsion, on an out- or in-patient basis.
If this is granted, under Part 2 of the Act, it lasts for six months, but can be renewed by the court for a further six months. If the order is renewed again, it becomes indefinite and the MHRT takes over as the judicial body to which the person subject to compulsion can apply for release.
The MHRT sits under Part 7 of the 1992 Act. This requires formal clinical reviews of whether compulsion should remain in place – if release does not follow, the MHRT may become involved for long-term patients (and also those detained under the Criminal Procedure (Mentally-Impaired) Persons Act 2003). This necessarily means that the MHRT is concerned with patients who are viewed as subject to enduring and serious mental health problems, and therefore vulnerable.
Statistics in the most recent Annual Report of the Office of the Director of Mental Health, covering 2015, indicate that 9904 people were subject to compulsion during the year and that 5612 people were subject to compulsion as at 31 December 2015. Māori make up 26% of mental health service users, and compulsion is 3.6 times more likely to be applied to Māori than to non-Māori.
The MHRT also produces an Annual Report, and its most recent one covers the year to 30 June 2015. It received 156 applications (though 57 were withdrawn) – in the same year, it ordered the lifting of compulsion in respect of only five patients.
The task of the Tribunal is to determine whether a person is mentally disordered. This is defined in section 2 of the 1992 Act and involves a largely clinical question (an "abnormal state of mind" with one or more of several specified characteristics), and a risk-assessment question (the degree of the disorder has to represent a "serious danger" to the person themselves or to others or "seriously" diminish the person's capacity to look after themselves).
As Professor John Dawson has commented, "The definition … has a complex structure. It uses specialised terms … It is applied through a complex process …" (see John Dawson, "The Complex Meaning of 'Mental Disorder'" in John Dawson and Kris Gledhill (Eds), New Zealand's Mental Health Act in Practice, VUP, Wellington, 2013 29 at 31). But this should not divert from the fact that the core question is the legal one of whether preventive detention or community-based compulsion is necessary.
This application of difficult legal criteria relating to people who may need special protection is inevitably one that calls for the strict application of rights-based standards.
In the first place, the very nature of what is in play requires the highest standards of due process – mental health law involves restrictions on freedom of movement and possibly detention, combined with the prospect of medical treatment without consent, often involving medication that has significant and unattractive side-effects.
Secondly, it involves inherently difficult questions. Is it justified to abandon the autonomy-based right to reject advice from doctors? What should we make of the statistics, including those as to the over-representation of Māori? What approach should we take to risk? What is the impact of the right to health?
Thirdly, it is an area where occasional domestic jurisprudence relating to rights standards is supplemented by significant international case law. This covers not just the obvious matters of when liberty and autonomy rights can be restricted and the procedural and review processes that must be in place, but also to the rights to life (usually from inadequate treatment) and not to be subject to torture or inhuman or degrading treatment (from such matters as treatment without consent, the use of seclusion, detention in inadequate conditions, or the failure to protect people with mental health difficulties (see the author's discussion "A 'Rights' Audit of the Mental Health Act" in New Zealand's Mental Health Act in Practice).
Fourthly, it is an area where the "living instrument" nature of human rights standards has involved significant developments. Most particularly, the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2006, to which New Zealand is a party, has several themes that call into question the propriety of our approach to those subject to mental health law. In particular, there is the differential role of consent in relation to physical as opposed to mental ill-health, the need to avoid making decisions for people but instead to ensure that people are supported to make their own decisions, and the need to avoid detention on the basis of disability.
Our governing legislation was no doubt drafted so as to comply with human rights standards as they were understood in 1992, but things have moved on. The common law rules of interpretation have also developed to endorse the view that courts should strive to secure compliance with international standards so far as is possible. The MHRT is a judicial body which should regularly face factual situations in which an important question is how to apply updated understandings of rights. Accordingly, mental health lawyers must also be human rights lawyers.
Kris Gledhill was a barrister in London whose practice included a focus on mental health law; he also sat as a member of the English Mental Health Review Tribunal.
ADLS' forum "MHRT: The Essentials and The Unexplored" is taking place on Tuesday 22 August 2017. It will provide an overview of the MHRT and practical advice on how to prepare for hearings. As well as Kris Gledhill, presenters include Robyn von Keisenberg (Barrister and Deputy Convenor, Mental Health Review Tribunal), Paul Hannah-Jones (Barrister), Dr Lillian Ng (Senior Lecturer, University of Auckland). The forum will be chaired by her Honour Judge Pippa Sinclair. For more information or to register for this event, click here.


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Tracked Arial lift
We are always looking at ways to improve our service, safety and efficiency at TNT Tree.
We recently invested in a compact tracked lift as part of our commitment to meet this goal. Our tracked lift, also known as a spider lift, increases our options for working on your trees.
The tracked lift allows us to reach the tips of branches that might be difficult to access via traditional climbing saving wear and tear on our climbers, it also provides a safer working environment for our employees. The lift is remarkably light weight and maneuverable allowing us to access areas that a traditional bucket truck cannot reach. This is particularly helpful when we are called upon to work on dead, damaged or hazardous trees that may be unsafe to climb.