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Even happy couples can benefit from clearly denoting expectations and rights to assets. For this reason, many couples sign prenuptials, and there has been an increase in postnuptial agreements.
To utilize the document properly, it is important to understand what it is and what it contains. There are a few key facts to know about postnuptial agreements in California.
Some individuals have the misconception that prenuptials and postnuptials are the same, and that parties sign one before a marriage and the other afterward. This is partially true. The agreements may contain the same information, and couples do sign prenups before their marriage, while spouses sign postnuptials after their marriage. However, there is one significant difference. According to California law, the courts automatically consider a prenuptial agreement to be legal upon its creation. On the other hand, a postnuptial is invalid until the courts deem otherwise.
There are a few requirements a postnuptial agreement must meet to be valid. Some of those main factors include:
- It must be in writing.
- The contract must be fair and all-inclusive.
- Both parties must sign it voluntarily and have it notarized.
These are a few of the main aspects, but spouses may cater the actual text to their specific needs. Also, the provisions of the agreement should still uphold the duties of marriage that California family code 721 outlines.
There are several different uses for this agreement. In general, the agreement may help denote who receives what assets in the case of death or divorce. It may also include certain provisions that would result in the loss or gain of certain assets. For example, there may be a clause that awards or denies an individual alimony automatically, in the case of cheating.
This is a brief overview of postnuptial agreements. Take some time to review the law and speak with a knowledgeable professional so you may make the right decision for your marriage.


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Es muss nicht Weihnachten vor der Tür stehen, um einen Anlass für schöne und professionelle Familienfotos zu haben. Sei es eine schöne Erinnerung an die Schwangerschaft, die ersten Bilder als Familie oder auch zu jedem späteren Zeitpunkt. Kinder werden so schnell gross und auch Familienfotos mit den erwachsenen Kinder sind immer eine schöne Erinnerung.
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I have been promoting my site quite a bit with very targeted promotions such as our visitors bureau list. I have gotten around 1600 site clicks from those promos but not a lot of action. Is there suggestions for making my site more productive. Is there a way I can capture email addresses from visitors to grow my mailing list?
I also have gotten thousands of clicks from our Facebook ads but I know my yield on those will be less.
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@Larry-Grossmann Do you capture the facebook names of those who click on your Facebook ads?
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I'm not a internet marketing specialist, by any means. But I can say that some of the biggest results I've seen have come from professional photography. You want to really aim for something eye catching and enticing.
I noticed you'd chosen a balcony shot for your site banner. I wondered if you might want to consider trying some local photography of the beach / vista?
Just an idea - I'm sure others with have more thoughts on the marketing aspect.
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See, Sitemeter can give you fascinating information! When browsing my referrals today I saw one from a site I'd never heard of (or maybe just wasn't paying enough attention – Hi Colleen and Julie!) so I went to check it out. Remember my post from a few days ago with my favorite holiday projects? Want more? Craft Critique is finishing up a 3-day carnival in which they have linked tons and tons of great projects! 🙂 Thank you so much for including a couple of mine! I'm heading back over to check out all the links, but wanted to run back here and share my find first! Seriously – just looking over the site, I'm thinking I could spend a couple of days in here checking out all the products and blogs and companies and everything they have reviewed (not just the Christmas carnival, lol)! Good stuff!!!
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When planning an event or party you may have come across the term 'minimum spend'. If you don't know what does it mean, don't worry about it – we know this game – just check this out.
Here's how it minimum spend works…
Let's say your birthday is coming up. You, your family and friends are planning to celebrate this special day together. Next step is to find that perfect venue to make it an unforgettable event. Using the power of minimum spend you could get your dream venue for cheaper than you'd expect.
Set the scene, it's your birthday, the tables are set, the buffet is in place, the balloons are inflated and the candles are about to be lit. And in a venue which you thought you could never afford, It's s birthday present in itself! Can you hear the Happy birthday already? We do!
'Minimum spend' gives you this possibility and it's probably easier than you think. If your venue has a minimum spend of £1,000 and you invite 50 people and each one of your guests spends 20 pounds on few drinks and some snacks over the night, then your costs are zero, nada, zilch. Yep, you got it right, and if you don't quite make it there, you can top it up yourself at the end.
Minimum spend basically means that all you have to do is to invite your guests and make sure they will spend a certain amount of money at the bar (and if your friends are like mine, they'll spend at the bar).
This way you actually party for free with the best people around you in one of the hottest venues for hire in town. So, let's have some fun!


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Comprised of many housing styles and sizes (single family homes, attached villa homes, and condo apartments) within six adjoining neighborhoods, Water's Edge is an ideal place to pursue recreational activities such as boating, tennis, and swimming.
Residents have wonderful views of water; their own swimming pools, several freshwater lakes, or the expansive winding river. Construction of 35 additional new single family homes will begin soon in the seventh and final neighborhood.
Just minutes by car or boat from the Gulf of Mexico, Water's Edge has its own glistening sandy beach, a wet & dry slip marina with a boat-launching ramp and trailer storage, a long fishing pier extending out into the river, two freshwater lakes one with a boat ramp, tennis courts, and two heated community pools. Cocktails and lively conversation at "sundowners" are always a highlight of the week.
Nearby are the barrier islands of Captiva, Sanibel, and Fort Myers Beach, each with world-class shelling, tarpon fishing, and exquisite beaches, Shopping, dining, championship golf, and entertainment venues abound in the area.
Fort Myers has even more attractions, including the grapefruit league camps of both the Boston Red Sox and the Minnesota Twins, Barbara Mann Performance Hall, Florida Repertory Theater, the historically significant winter estates of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, the Gulf shrimp fishing fleet docks, a casino style gambling ship, dinner boat cruising, and high speed water taxis to the Keys.


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5 Things to Consider When Studying Medicine Abroad
A study abroad program can be a valuable experience, providing firsthand knowledge of diverse healthcare practices and exposure to different health care beliefs. It can also afford the opportunity to become a well-balanced, versatile student. However, there are some specific details to consider before enrolling in a program.
- Does it meet the standards requirements for your home country? This is crucial if you wish the credits to count toward your overall degree program.
- How extensive is the school's international student body? If it is quite small, the support structure for international students may be lacking, which can adversely affect your experience.
- Is the administrative affairs department structured for international students? From obtaining health insurance to paying tuition and class enrollment, this office is involved with many aspects of student life. A disorganized or unprepared staff can make the experience more challenging.
- Where do you plan to practice after graduating medical school? International medical students are in demand in some countries, while not in others.
- Learn about the post-grad residency programs to ensure you can make informed decisions about even before your program begins.
- How are your foreign language skills? If the program of choice is in a country where your native language is uncommon, the adjustment period can be challenging. While some schools may offer a medical program in English, the standards may be different. Even if the classes are taught in English, administrative resources and non-class information may be in the local language.
For students that are adaptable to new situations, a semester abroad can be fulfilling. A positive outlook and an open mind can help you achieve your goals and make the experience positive.


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This document describes the terms which cover the purchase of services by you from us. If buying goods and services at the same time then each is a separate contract. It is in addition to our general terms.
This covers all types of service including broadband, Ethernet, telephony, consultancy, software development, laser engraving, 3D printing, etc, etc. See service specific pages for details of prices, and for which services may have a minimum term or cease charges, etc. Some services are individually quoted.
Communications services which are subject to the General Conditions of Entitlement are authorised and regulated by OFCOM.
All of the ongoing services we offer (for example: Internet services; telephone services; maintenance; etc.) are provided for each billing period as agreed (typically monthly, but other billing cycles are available) on an automatically renewing basis. You receive an invoice at (or just before) the start of the period and at that point we have agreed to provide service for the period and you have agreed to pay for service for that period. In some cases this can be adjusted later where there is a notice period of termination, but where there is no notice period we operate on a no-refund basis. I.e. we have made an agreement with you at the start of the period to provide service and be paid for that whole period.
If you do not ask us to terminate service we will start a new period on your next billing date.
When you order service, we will try and provide it as soon as possible unless you say otherwise. If you need a service provided on a specific date, please make this clear with your order. We will then try to provide the service on that date or as close as possible. Service provision dates cannot be guaranteed and the date is not a formal part of our agreement, so we have no liability if we fail to meet a specific date. You will only be billed for each separate service from the date it is in fact provided (even if you are not using it yet).
When you order, we will advise you of minimum terms that apply (and may even offer a choice of terms), as well as any early termination fees that apply.
Your initial bill for an ongoing service may be for more than one billing period to align with the billing cycle.
In the case of broadband orders (new or migration) we consider one of the services we are providing is one of arranging for broadband to be installed and as such that service is provided once we have submitted the necessary orders to our circuit suppliers (typically BT plc) to connect your line and they have accepted that order from us. This is indicated by a COMMITTED status shown on our order tracking web site. This will usually be within a few hours of placing your order. For telecoms service, we consider the service provided at the point we have assigned a number to you which is usually at the point you confirm the order. Please bear in mind the service may be provided before the point you happen to start using the service. This also applies in the same way to arranging for an installation of a telephone line.
Our on-line ordering systems will normally try to progress your order automatically, including placing orders with our suppliers. The automated systems are not authorised to complete the contract with you. As such, on-line orders are manually checked, usually the next working day, and we reserve the right to reject or cancel your order at that stage, refunding any payments made at that point and making your contract void. This may be because we cannot provide the service, or where we have made a business decision not to provide service to you. If we tell you that we do not wish to sell to you, and you continue to use our on-line ordering systems then we may charge you additional admin fees.
Many services that we provide rely, in some part, on third parties, such as BT plc, to provide some service to us (such as a phone line). If we are unable to provide the service because of such third parties then this is a matter beyond our control and we may cancel your order. If we have provided some directly related services as part of a package we will allow you to terminate those related services without penalty for minimum term or cease charges. Many services provided by BT, or other carriers, are subject to survey, and this can mean we are able to offer the service that would not otherwise be possible if you agree to pay some excess construction charges (which we will advise to you once surveys are complete). You will, in such cases, be able to choose to go ahead and pay the excess charges, or to cancel the order.
In some cases you can move a service from another provider to us. If you do this then you will be terminating the contract you have with your previous provider for that service. We recommend you always check carefully with your previous provider whether you are liable for any termination charges, minimum notice charges, minimum term charges or any other costs as a result of terminating service with them. We are not liable for any costs you have to your previous provider resulting from migration.
Even when migrating a service to us, some aspects of the service may change. This may be at your request (e.g. migrating ASDL to VDSL), or be a consequence of the migration, such as IP addresses changing. Migration may mean some services ceasing, e.g. if a broadband provider previously included email on a specific email address.
We will ensure, with reasonable skill and care, that the service works as we have said it will. If we expect a problem or have to suspend part of the service for some operational reason, then we will let you know in advance if possible - usually via our web site and/or newsgroups or social media.
The Internet is a large network of interconnecting computers managed by different organizations. We cannot be responsible for anything not in our control. We will not refund or compensate you for any break in service or any consequential costs that may arise because the service did not work when you needed it.
It is also important to note that we cannot guarantee the speed (transfer rate, packet loss or latency) of the Internet. In some cases (such as broadband) the speed of the link to your site is measured at your modem/router, but this speed is subject to other factors and contention, within the network and the Internet itself. Such matters are beyond our control and as such we accept no liability.
Your sole recourse if you are generally unhappy with the internet access service we offer is to stop taking that service (subject to any minimum term and termination fees).
The Internet Access Services we offer provides a means for Internet Protocol (IP) packets to be sent and received at your connection point to our service. The demarcation point for DSL based service (ADSL or VDSL) is the master socket on your associated phone line. We are not responsible (other than as an equipment supplier if we provided equipment to you, as per our supply of goods terms) for anything your side of that demarcation point. This includes (i.e. we are not responsible for) the operation of WiFi within your home or office.
In order to send and receive IP packets using a DSL based service you have to have a working modem that is connected to the master socket, logged in, and is operating in accordance with the appropriate standards for the DSL service you have purchased. The service we offer does not pass packets when this is not the case, when the modem is not in sync, when the PPP connection has not been correctly established, and when the phone line over which the DSL service is provided has a fault. Other Internet Access Services will require you to have working router connected to a fibre or similar handover point.
For the purpose of NIS directive or associated legislation, or OFCOM automatic compensation, it is important to understand that we define the service we offer as one that does not pass any IP packets when the above mentioned circumstances are not met. As such, a failure to pass packets in such case are not a failure of the service - it is a service that is working as defined by this contract in such cases and not a fault.
The service we offer is to pass packets correctly to and from you, and to and from other Internet providers, peers, and transit providers in accordance with established Internet standards to the best of our ability. Once packets are passed on, we cannot take any responsibility for them getting to some remote destination and we cannot take responsibility for third parties correctly passing us packets that are destined for your connection. This represents a secondary demarcation point of our service - the point we connect to transit and peers for the purpose of passing IP packets.
It is also worth noting that the appropriate standards for Internet Protocol do not guarantee that every packet will be passed. Packets are dropped for number of reasons, including full queues on your DSL router, or failed CRC or checksums. Dropped packets are part of the mechanism used by protocols such as TCP to manage flow of data. As such, single dropped packets are not a failure of the service.
Faults can be within our equipment or within back-haul networks or lines that we contract suppliers (such as BT) to provide to us. Most Internet or point to point connectivity service faults are outside our control. Our suppliers for some lines aim to rectify faults within 40 hours but we do not guarantee this. We will endeavour to arrange for line faults to be rectified as quickly as possible and follow all escalation procedures as appropriate with suppliers. We may choose to work on faults outside normal office hours, but do not guarantee to do so.
You will have to co-operate with our support staff and carry out simple steps including: e.g. (for services based on a phone line) checking for a dial tone or message using a telephone handset; connecting your router directly to the master socket; swapping routers between sockets if you have multiple lines; and disconnecting other wiring or equipment. If equipment is supplied as part of the service (e.g. a modem/router) you must be prepared to test using that equipment even if you normally use something else. Our engineers will advise what tests are needed. If you don't help us do these basic checks then the fault repair process stops - waiting for you, and you continue to be liable to pay for the service even though it is not working.
We normally have to take steps to eliminate your own wiring as the cause of a fault, hence asking you to carry out simple tests like this. If you do not have a master socket with removable faceplate (NTE5 or NTE5C) then you may have to have one fitted by your line supplier (at your cost) to eliminate your wiring, or risk charges for an engineer visit.
In the case of Internet services, if, after notifying us of a fault, we are unable to rectify the fault after 3 working days you may opt to terminate service. If you do so within 14 days of reporting the fault we will refund pro rata the amount charged for service for the period from date the fault was reported, and not charge the normal notice period or cease charge. This is your full recourse for us failing to fix a fault promptly. This does not apply where service is suspended for a breach of these terms, and the 3 working days does not include any time whilst we are waiting for you to perform tests or reply to queries.
We may have to arrange an engineer visit for an installation or fault repair of a service. We will try and agree a sensible appointment with you, and advise you of the appointment date and time slot (a range of times) when access will be required for the engineer.
Sadly we cannot guarantee that an engineer will arrive as there may be reasons for delay that are outside our control. Where an appointment is missed by the engineer we may (if you ask within one month) be able to get some compensation from the carrier involved and pass that on to you, but that is not always possible. We'll pay you or credit your account once we get the payment from the carrier, which can take some time. Whilst there may be compensation for a missed appointment in some cases, there is not any compensation for a delayed install other than the fact we will charge only from when the install is completed.
If you are not available at the agreed time and the engineer cannot get access we are normally charged by the carrier for a missed appointment and we will pass on that cost to you.
In some cases we may give you specific directions for dealing with the engineer. You must follow such directions as failure to do so could mean that we are charged when we would not be, and in such cases we will pass on these charges to you.
We can, sometimes, cancel or re-arrange an engineer appointment for you. This is not always possible. There is usually a point of no return in the afternoon of the previous working day. In some cases, changing or cancelling an appointment can cause us to be charged a fee by the carrier, and we will pass on such charges to you.
The engineer may agree with the person on site aspects of the work done, such as placement of cabling or distribution points or sockets - it is up to you to ensure that the person on site does what you want. If work is not complete or done as agreed on site you are responsible for ensuring that the engineer knows this at the time, and that you let us know right away. If you do not dispute the work done at the time, you are liable for any re-work that needs doing in the future, e.g. moving a socket or cable, etc.
In some cases, such as Ethernet and point to point services, we are able to arrange a specific service level agreement (SLA) with circuit suppliers for fault repair. For example, for fibre Ethernet services this is normally 5 hours from when we report the fault to the circuit provider. We will make use of any SLA we have with suppliers to try and ensure any fault is rectified promptly. As per our normal terms, compensation is limited to the amount paid for the service whilst it is not working after this SLA expires, but in some cases we are able to make a good will payment in additional to this if we have been able to claim from a supplier under their SLA. Such additional payments are at our discretion.
In some cases you may be able to buy a higher level of care relating to a service. For example, for broadband lines there is a 7 hour fix service level which aims to fix the fault within 7 hours of us reporting to the carrier. These services are usually beneficial in ensuring faults are fixed quickly, but we rarely find that they actually meet the SLA. Again, we limit out liability to the amount paid for the service for the period it is not working beyond such an SLA period. For these extra care services the SLA payments we get from suppliers are negligible, and so no additional payments are made.
We don't provide a filtering service to restrict or limit access to anything on the Internet. When you take services from us you are opting out of any filtering services. The Internet has a lot of good and useful things, but it also has a lot of unpleasant and offensive things. Don't blame us for what you find on the Internet. If you want to filter access to the Internet for yourself or others using the service then there are a range of products available for most computer systems to provide that filtering, and it is up to you to obtain and install these.
We do not have, in our network, any equipment installed to filter access to any part of the public Internet for our customers as a whole. We aim to give 12 months notice if we ever add any such filtering. Details
We do not operate any equipment to bulk monitor the general Internet access of our customers or retain such Internet connection records. We do not have an government or security services monitoring equipment within our network. We will give customers 12 months notice before introducing such monitoring. Bear in mind that it may be that other carriers, ISPs, and even back-haul operators may have such equipment, so consider encryption and security in your Internet access as a matter of course.
Our Internet access services provide basic Internet connectivity - the ability to send and receive packets. That is the service you are paying for. There are a number of ancillary services we provide free of charge. Some of these are listed explicitly on your bill, such as a free UK domain, DNS, email and web services with units based broadband.
Some services are not listed, such as DNS resolvers, outgoing mail smart hosts, NAT64 gateway, and so on. These are services we provide free of charge to our Internet access customers. Any service we don't specifically charge for and is over and above the sending and receiving of IP packets is an added extra at no cost. Even though not listed specifically on your bill they are free services.
The main reason these are free is that you could run them yourself. You can run your own mail servers and your own DNS resolvers. Using our services is an added bonus.
What this means is that any failure in these ancillary services does not give rise to compensation as the service is free, and compensation is limited to what you paid for the service.
For the purposes of NIS directive and related legislation, any services we provide for free are also offered with no guarantee of uptime, or that they work at all. I.e. the service has not failed if it does not do what you expect or want as we are not saying it will work in the first place.
Please bear in mind, that even though these are free services with no compensation if the service does not do what you want, we do, of course, aim to provide these to you reliably to the best of our ability. The reason we have these terms it to mitigate the risk to us of costs and penalties (which could be significant) if and when we fail for any reason. If we fail, we understand that customers may leave, so obviously we'll try not to fail.
If you have not paid us within terms or are in breach of any other terms or our acceptable use policy, then we may take steps to restrict, suspend or terminate your service as we see fit. Until your service is terminated, you must still pay the full price for the use of the service as if it was working normally.
Some tariffs have strict credit control and usage limits where service is automatically restricted.
For the purposes of the Computer Misuse Act 1990 or other related legislation, you grant us authorisation to take action which may prevent or hinder access to computers accessed via the service for any of the above reasons, or for maintenance, or any other reasons as we see fit. You will seek to ensure such authorisation for any computers for which you are not responsible and indemnify against any action relating to such computers.
Our Acceptable Use Policy specifies the rules you must follow. The service can be suspended or terminated without refund, if you do not follow the rules in the AUP, at our sole discretion. We will try to give you a warning of any issues relating to the AUP and an opportunity to rectify such problems to continue service - however severe breaches may result in immediate suspension without advance warning.
We provide a service which allows information to be passed to and from your computer systems. In using the service you must accept that we have no responsibility for the information carried, even if it is held on our servers in transit (for example as news or email), or is placed on our servers (such as web pages, and bulletin boards). If you take offence to any information you receive, you should take up the matter with the sender, or choose not to receive the information (e.g. to not visit offending web sites, etc). Wherever practical we will assist you in locating the sender if you require help. We will also co-operate with the police or other authorities in providing information to trace any criminal offence that may be committed via our services.
You must take responsibility for your use of the Internet. If anything you do, or fail to do, results in any liability for us, then you will compensate us completely. This includes any liability for anything you place on any of our servers (e.g. web, email, news). This includes compensation for all consequential losses, loss of time, loss of reputation, loss of future or expected profits, etc, as well as any fines or consequences imposed on us or our Directors and company officers or staff personally, if we or they are found liable for your actions or inaction.
The service is provided to you as the customer, but you can provide Internet access service to third parties if you wish. You remain responsible for all charges for usage of the service, whoever uses it. If you provide services to someone else, even if free of charge, you may become a Communications Provider as defined by the Communications Act, and this may change some of the aspects of the contract you have with us. Please tell us if you are a communications provider so that we can correctly record your legal status. We will show this on each invoice we send you for ongoing services.
You must ensure that any passwords we supply for use with the service are kept confidential, and must notify us immediately if you realise they have been compromised.
In any event, you are responsible for all those that do make use of the service using your connection, account or domain, in any way that could adversely affect Andrews & Arnold Ltd, and we advise that you ensure all users are aware of these terms and the acceptable use policy.
We have a policy of continuous improvement, and may, from time to time, add, modify or remove parts of the service. We may temporarily disconnect service for system maintenance or to make changes to the service we provide. We will publish details of such changes on our web pages in advance or by email. We will not pay any compensation for such changes even if they require periods of service suspension. If you do not like the change we have made you have the option not to renew the on-going service for the next period.
If we make a change that requires any change to the configuration of your computers or systems, then you are responsible for making those changes in order to continue using the service. Where possible we will allow the previous configuration of your system to operate at the same time as the new configuration, for a period of time. This will allow you to make necessary changes at your convenience.
You may be allocated IP addresses for use of the service. These do not belong to you, but we may register your details with IP management authorities (RIPE). We may change your allocated IP addresses for operational reasons and you must make or arrange the necessary changes at your site to accommodate such changes at your cost.
Given the shortage of legacy IPv4 addresses we may withdraw previously allocated IPv4 addresses as part of a policy on managing IPv4 address space.
Some services, such as broadband, are sold as shared services. We require customers to make responsible use of a shared service, We reserve the right to manage the way in which the service is shared to ensure the best operation for our customers as a whole.
In provision of the service you may be bound to terms of third parties. This is because some of the contracts we enter in to require us to impose terms on those using the services. In some cases a separate contract is formed between you and a third party - e.g. a domain registration, where we act simply as an agent in registering a domain. These include :-
Nominet DNSSEC terms
Nominet have a number of terms, and in the case of Nominet we act as your agent in dealing with Nominet for UK domain regsitration. Nominet have new terms specifically for DNSSEC:-
You agree to indemnify Nominet in relation to all liabilities, costs, expenses, damages and losses (including any direct or indirect consequential losses, loss of profit, loss of reputation and all interest, penalties and legal and other professional costs and expenses) suffered or incurred by Nominet as a result of your failure to notify your customers of the above information.
Anyone buying services from us for use by someone else (e.g. an IT consultant) must ensure the end user is aware of, and bound by, such third party terms by which we are bound. Such persons must also adhere to the principles of any code of practice (e.g. OFCOM broadband migration CoP) in the same way we would, passing on any requests to us promptly. If they do not, then we reserve the right to deal directly with their customer in such matters.
Terminating your service is stopping providing the service after we have started providing it. Stopping an order before we have provided it is cancellation and described below. Note that we may have started providing a service before you have chosen to start actually using it.
Some services have a minimum term. If terminating service before the minimum term then you are at that point charged an early termination fee for the remainder of the period to the end of the minimum term. If not otherwise specified, this is the full charge for the services that would have been paid if you continued service to the end of the minimum term. In many cases a specific (lower) early termination fee is defined for the service. Note that some types of regrade where we are changing carrier can count as termination for the purposes of early termination charges, and you will be advised at the time you order the regrade if this is the case.
There may be a period already billed which needs to be credited once your service has terminated. Where applicable, a credit note is issued automatically, once the service has terminated and any early termination charged have been applied. If you pay by Direct Debit and a refund is due then this is normally sent to you automatically to the account that was Direct Debited. Otherwise, you will have to request a refund and advise bank details to which the refund is to be sent. Refunds are normally sent by two working day BACS payment.
Terminating a broadband service could mean that it is several days before another service provider can provide service as it will take time for BT to process the request we make to them to terminate the circuit to your premises. If you terminate the associated phone service then the broadband will be terminated - we may get no advance notice of this from BT and we may have no option to cancel this, even if you manage to stop the phone line cease going through. If you have an associated telephone service which we provide that is also terminated when you cease your broadband.
In some cases there is also a charge for disconnecting a service. This is published on our price list and order pages.
Whilst we would not normally do so, we reserve the right to terminate service at any time for any reason and do not have to state a reason. If we terminate service, no cease fees apply. Any charges made in advance beyond the termination date will be credited. We would not normally terminate service within the minimum term, but if we do then no early termination fee applies.
You have to tell us when to stop
Because you have to pay for on-going services until you ask us to stop, it is important to ensure we have received and actioned your request to terminate. If you ask us to terminate service then it will be for you to prove that we received and actioned your request in the event of a dispute. Normally this is not a problem, but if we have not actioned your request and you cannot prove we said that we would, then charges apply based on the date we did finally receive your request. This is particularly relevant if you post a request to terminate an on-going service. We recommend you request termination using our on-line ordering system as this provides immediate on-screen confirmation and a digitally signed email confirming your request so that you have clear proof. The on-line system also automates the whole process to avoid human error.
If you cannot show we received and actioned your request to cease a service you still have to pay until we do. If you continue to receive invoices and pay them for a service you think you have ceased, this is taken as confirmation that you accept that you did not, in fact, cease the service, and so they will not be refunded. You have to dispute invoices promptly.
You can move your broadband (or copper pair / telephone service) away from us to another provider if you wish. When we are advised that you wish to migrate we will email you a confirmation detailing any early termination and/or cease charges that may apply. You will have the option to cancel the migration at that point if you wish.
Billing continues as normal. Once the migration is completed, any early termination and/or cease charges are invoiced, and any credit for services already billed beyond the migration date is issued. If you are then in credit, and you pay by direct debit, pending direct debits are cancelled or adjusted and any recent direct debits are refunded as necessary.
If you have a copper pair / telephone service for your broadband then you must ensure you also migrate this, as otherwise it will be ceased once the broadband is migrated and this will stop your broadband working even with the new provider.
You can, if you wish, provide standing instructions for us to reject any migration. Whilst such instructions are in place we will attempt to cancel any transfer. It may not always be possible in all circumstances. We will also advise you of the attempt by email. You can cancel these standing instructions at any time.
Cancelling an order is asking us not to provide your service before we have actually provided it. Once we have provided service, even if you are not yet using the service, you cannot cancel your order but you may terminate your service as described above, or in some cases migrate the service.
If ordering as a consumer then the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 apply. These permit you to cancel a service order within 14 days of order. By ordering a service as soon as possible, or for a date within 14 days of order you agree that your right to cancel will cease once service is provided within 14 days, even if you have not started using the service. Even if cancelled before we provide service you may have to pay us for work that has been done towards providing the service. See more on your consumer rights.
We cannot guarantee the date that we will provide a service, especially if it relies on the work of a third party such as BT plc. We will keep trying to provide your service if at all possible until you ask us to cancel the order. If we have still not provided the service by 7 days after the agreed date then we will not make any cancellation charge if you cancel at that point.
If you cancel a service for any other reason then we will make a cancellation charge. This cancellation charge is never more than the charge we would make for terminating service the day after it was provided. For training or on-site engineering this will normally be 50% of the service charge. For broadband we expect payment of the first period invoiced for the service or notice period, and all connection/setup/cease charges. If you are considering cancelling the service, please ask us to quote for the cancellation charge that would apply in your case.
Cancelling an order for broadband service could mean that it is several days before another service provider can provide service as it will take time for BT to process the request we make to them to cancel the circuit to your premises.
You are responsible for ensuring that you have backups of your web site or other data you store on any of our servers. In the event of any data being lost or restored from our backups we will notify you as soon as practical (within 2 working days) so that you can check your web site is up to date and upload any necessary files. We are not responsible for data lost for any reason. If you are unhappy with the service we provide, you have the option not to renew the service in the next period.
Contact details for fixed IP address assignments are published in the RIPE database and can be checked via http://www.ripe.net/. Contact details for domain registrations may be published on various whois servers by the registry.
It is a formal condition that you accept that such details may be published and fully indemnify us against any claim related to publications of such details. Where practical we will co-operate with your requests to publish alternative or restricted contact details.
Where, for the purposes of data protection law, you are the controller of personal data, and we process those personal data on your behalf as a processor, our data processing agreement applies to this processing.
Connecting to the Internet, whether by modem, ISDN, or broadband, means that your computer is part of a world wide network of computers. It is possible that your computer is providing file shares, or other services on the Internet connection which may allow it to be hacked . You are responsible for the security of your computers. We are not responsible for any breach of security via the Internet. We recommend you ensure your machine is configured correctly, or has firewalling software or a separate firewall to protect you from the Internet. This is particularly important if you have a permanent connection such as broadband.
In the interests of security for all of our customers, from time to time we may run port scans or checks. These may include checking for open ports, and trying default passwords, but would not aim to cause any damage to any systems. These will normally be included in our status pages, but there may be circumstances where that is not prudent. We will normally provide a means to opt-out of these checks if you wish - but bear in mind that anyone on the Internet could do the same, so it is important that you consider the implications of such checks. In any such case these checks will be infrequent and very low bandwidth. We would then use the results of such checks to advise you of any concerns we have.
Routers we supply may make use of TR-069 or similar means to provide us with access to configuration and other data. You are welcome to use your own router or to disable TR-069 controls on any router if you wish. Where TR-069 or similar access is available this allows a number of options which you can perform from our control pages which then access your router. In rare cases, where we feel we have omitted an important security configuration in setting up a router, we may make use of TR-069 or similar systems to apply the update, but will normally email you to advise you of this and provide a means to opt-out if you wish.
There may be cases where traffic to your service is caused by a third party, which may be some sort of denial of service attack against you or making use of your equipment by some means to cause problems for someone else. Such attacks are rarely targeted at you without some cause. Use of your computer systems or routers to cause other people problems is usually only possible if you have systems that allow this or that are not suitably protected.
In any case you are liable for all usage charges related to your service, even if these relate to packets sent to you that you did not want, or packets send from your systems as a result of compromised computer systems, viruses, etc. This is an unfortunate side effect of the fact that we provide an unfiltered service to you.
We will try and advise you of any unusually high usage by email or other means, but cannot guarantee to do so. We may also be able to offer advice on configuration of your network, within reason. We will try and help you diagnose the cause of any problems while they are happening if you ask.
It is important to realises that, even if we supplied equipment you are using and even if we configured it, the Internet changes over time. What may be normal practice now can become a means to create a denial of service attack in the future. You are responsible for all use of your connection however it is caused.
If we detect a denial of service attack directed to your line we may suspend that line for a short period to cause the attack to give-up, or take other action as we deem appropriate at the time. In rare cases we may filter traffic to or from the Internet to protect our network and customers, as we see fit. We may publish details of any such actions and will always provide details on request.
It may be that we, or specific services we provide, or specific customers, or similar, are subject to some sort of attack. In such cases we will take reasonably steps to mitigate such an attack, and that may mean blocking access to certain IP addresses or ranges or filtering certain access, in order to provide the best service to customers overall. Unfortunately we may not be able to report on the exact details of the steps we have taken in our status pages, and other communications in order to ensure such mechanisms remain effective in the long term. In general, if customers contact us regarding such incidents, we may be prepared to share confidential reports on the matter, but this may not always be possible. We reserve the rights to take whatever steps we feel are necessary to preserve the integrity of the network and services we office at any time.
If we agree to configure a networking device in a way specific to your needs, or provide device configuration support, you are still responsible for ensuring that the configuration generally, and the firewall rules specifically, are appropriate for your needs.
Any quote for engineering work, consultancy, training, or software development is firm quote for an hourly or daily rate, but an estimate of the time it will take to carry out the work. Should the work look likely to exceed the estimate we will discuss options with you, and you can opt to pay for additional time or stop development at that point. Any work carried out must be paid for at the agreed hourly or daily rate. As stated above we limit liability to the pro-rata amount paid for any work carried out which is unsatisfactory.
In some cases we supply software developed or modified by us. Unless agreed otherwise, in writing, we retain all rights to the software including rights to source code. Your purchase is simply for a licence to make use of the software in accordance with our instructions. As with all software it is impossible to guarantee 100% reliable operation. Any defects notified within a 1 year warranty period will be rectified with reasonable skill, care and speed but no consequential liability can be accepted for any losses due to such a failure. Rectifying a problem may simply mean changing the instructions for use. You must provide us with any remote access and passwords we may require to rectify problems and test changes on your systems. Some systems include third party software which may be subject to it's own licence conditions. Any free software which may be included is separate and is not provided as part of any contract with you, and for which no liability can be accepted by us. For any software which is included that is published under a GNU public licence, or similar, we have an obligation to supply source code on request - just ask.
We make every effort to ensure we accurately meter usage - whether usage of email storage, web storage, calls made, data transferred on Internet links or hosted servers or anything else. The metering we do is the basis for any bills we raise for usage. In some cases we may make use of third parties to provide us with metered usage. Unless you can clearly demonstrate that the usage metering is inaccurate in our favour then you have to pay based on our charges. We may provide some details of usage on an on-going basis before bills are generated, but do not guarantee to do so. Where there may be a considerable charge for unexpected high usage (e.g. server hosting, or call charges or data usage) it is recommended that you put in place monitoring of your own links. You must also bear in mind that you are responsible for all usage of the service and also for security of any computers - as such usage resulting from being hacked in some way is still payable.
In order to ensure we are fully compliant with OFCOM conditions it is necessary for you to adhere to certain terms and conditions for use of our service. There are also several statements we need to make to ensure you are aware of limitations in our services.
We charge an ongoing fee for assignment of a number, but no ongoing fee for ability to receive or make calls, both of which need a number. Call charges apply. We aim to provide a service at all times, but there may be times when the service is not available (e.g. when your IP connection to our call server is not working or IP connection from our call server to external carriers is not working). At these times we are not providing a service to call numbers in the national calling plan and as such we are not, at that time, required to route 999/112 calls either. As such, 999/112 calls will only work when the service is working. You agree you will not rely on our service for 999/112 calls. Whilst we have to accept liability for death or personal injury following any negligence, you agree to indemnify us against any claim made against us in relation to unavailability of our VoIP service at any time including unavailability of 999/112.
(OFCOM GC4.2) Our VoIP services are made available from any location at any time. Customers are asked, and encouraged, to complete location information on our control pages which we will pass on to BT to include in a database used when calls are made to emergency services using our VoIP service. We appreciate that this may not always be possible (e.g. if not using the service from a fixed or single location).
The main terms include some additional relevant points under the unusual contract terms section.
You are responsible for keeping the VoIP access credentials secure, and for ensuring your systems are secure. All calls made using your credentials are chargeable unless you can show we have somehow been negligent. Whilst we will try to spot unusual usage and provide warnings or stop services, we do not guarantee to do so.
These regulations provide that there is a financial limit on roaming data charges within the EU. However, as we do not receive the billing records quickly enough from the mobile operator we are unable to provide a warning or limit on roaming data. As a courtesy we may choose to send emails but not guarantee a limit as it seems is required.
In order to comply with the regulations this means a few terms apply to all mobile data services.


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Women win third-straight National Championship
Plattsburgh State has once again proven that they are the best team in NCAA Division
Plattsburgh State has once again proven that they are the best team in NCAA Division
After losing to Geneseo 7-1 in the SUNYAC championship game, the Plattsburgh State men's hockey
"Never came that close to death," Plattsburgh State alumna Katya Castillo, Class of 2014, wrote
Whether we like it or not, we are constantly being criticized. People can comment on
The Plattsburgh State men's basketball team experienced a spectacular 2015-16 season. Many goals were reached
Senior Adam Saccardi has made the most of his opportunities during his tenure at Plattsburgh
When a hockey game goes to overtime, there are two end results. One team captures
People have turned to electronic cigarettes and vapes as a "safer" alternative to smoking cigarettes
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Kate Klotz
Boulder Children's Chorale Artistic Director
Piccolini and Prima Voce Director
Tour Choir Director
Kate Klotz, Artistic Director, teaches elementary music in Boulder, Colorado and specializes in teaching beginning vocal technique and music literacy. She holds a Masters of Music from Colorado State University and received her undergraduate degree in Music Education from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Kate holds all three levels of Kodály certification and has also completed Orff Schulwerk training. She has instructed students in private piano and voice, as well as teaching elementary and middle school choir in Colorado and Washington state public schools.
From 2011-2013, Kate served on the artistic staff of the Spokane Area Youth Choirs in Spokane, Washington, where she directed elementary and middle level choirs. She has been a guest instructor, clinician and choral adjudicator for the Aspen Music Festival, as well as the Spokane, St. Vrain Valley and Omak School Districts and has presented at numerous local and regional conferences. Kate currently serves as the Children's Choirs R&R Chair for the Colorado Chapter of the American Choral Director's Association. She has performed with the Colorado Conductor's Chorale and the Spokane Symphony Chorale and resides in Boulder with her husband, Nathan.
Megan Lawless
Boulder Children's Chorale Bel Canto Director
Meg Lawless teaches middle school choral music in Mead, Colorado and specializes in pre-adolescent and adolescent vocal technique and choral singing. She completed her Masters of Music in Music Education at University of Colorado-Boulder in 2014 and received her undergraduate degree in music education from Butler University in 2005. Meg began her career as Director of Choral Activities at Hong Kong International School in Hong Kong, China. She has also taught middle and high school choral music and drama in Indiana and Illinois public schools.
From 2012-2014, Meg served as the director of the intermediate level of the Centennial Children's Chorus. She has been a guest clinician for the Colorado American Choral Director's Association and the Poudre Elementary Honor Choir. She was proud to work in conjunction with the choral music staff of University of Colorado to develop the CU-Boulder Middle School Choral Festival, 2012-2014. In the summer of 2017, Meg was thrilled to accompany Bel Canto on their first national tour to the New Orleans Crescent City Music Festival! She resides in Lafayette with her husband, Ryan and her son, Liam, and enjoys hiking, yoga, and soaking in the Colorado sunshine.
Nathan Wubbena
Boulder Children's Chorale Volante and Peak A Capella Director
Nathan Wubbena teaches middle school choral music and musical theater in Longmont, Colorado. He received his Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Northern Colorado in 2011, and his Master of Music in Music Education with a Conducting Specialization at Colorado State University in 2018. Nathan has taught students from elementary to high school to adults, on both the Front Range and Western Slope, in curricular and private settings. He has had extensive experience teaching choral, musical theater, and contemporary a cappella genres, and is an accomplished performer in each.
In 2015, he received the Outstanding Young Music Educator Award from the Colorado Music Educator's Association, which honors outstanding achievement in an educator with up to 5 years of experience. His experience and recognition has resulted in him being requested as guest clinician throughout the state of Colorado. He is a Co-Chair of the Colorado Middle All State Choir board, of which he was a founding board member. Additionally, he runs the St Vrain A Cappella organization, of which he is co-founder. He resides in Longmont with his wife, Anna, and his son, James, and enjoys cheering for the Broncos and spending time outdoors with his family and two dogs.


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New Resource: A Quick Guide to Creating a Culture of Safety at Health Centers
For vulnerable populations, feeling "safe" involves not only the physical environment, but also emotional and psychological well-being. The National HCH Council's National Consumer Advisory Board (NCAB) has worked with clinicians and administrators across the United States to develop a guide to Creating a Culture of Safety at Health Centers.
Responding to the findings of a recent survey conducted by NCAB, this resource provides recommendations for developing physical spaces that promote well-being, considerations for vulnerable populations, and strategies for providing staff support.


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Ordination of Revd Charlotte Lloyd-Evans
The Revd Charlotte Lloyd-Evans was ordained priest at St. Andrew, Abu Dhabi on the Feast of St. Cyprian of Carthage, 15 September 2018. She will continue to serve in particular at St. Thomas Al 'Ain.
Pray for her, for her husband Gareth and their family, and for the people of St. Andrew's and St. Thomas's.
More photos of this joyful occasion are available on the Diocesan website.
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It's Friday and I just woke up this noon and it is sunny. It's a jam packed dream actually and it's also a fantasy dream. I can't remember it perfectly but the most exciting scenes are still in my head.
It is about my father literally, who will be giving a speech about a certain community, which had raised a town with rich agriculture and plantations. The speech that he was about to give was held in the field. But before it, there were several productions or presentations that the townspeople showed. Among them was a traditional dance that they always do whenever they have night of entertainment and also a music playing through different musical instruments.
At first, it was fine and then suddenly a tragedy happened. There's a pair of wood log which suddenly flew to us. There's something wrong with it, I noticed. There's some magic with it, I don't know but I'm sure there's something with it. And then it keeps on flying and that's when I noticed that it was being controlled by someone who has powers within the tribe. And then it hit my sister and flew with her away. I panicked of course and asking the tribesmen if we can recover my sister but they insist that they can't. So I got angry with them, then suddenly I got this power and it's more powerful than they have.
Actually, the power they have is like having a bubble or balloon and fill it with air and then you can control that balloon or bubble and it's yours now. So you can use it against anybody. So that's what I end up doing. I still arguing with them about the recovery of my sister and I almost use my power against them and they felt weak with it.
Then I made a plan to recover my sister and the funny thing is, I'm doing it with Jiraiya of Naruto. HAHA. Well who cares, it's just a dream anyway. So we stumbled into one of the nearby towns and it's kinda creepy that I thought of leaving it immediately. But we noticed that there's a fog surrounding it so I used my power for the fog to disappear and then poof, a lot of people appeared. The people that appeared were like the elders and they asked me if I am looking for something, then I said I'm looking for my sister.
And surprisingly, my sister was there and she wasn't hurt after the tragedy. I believe that's the power of the other neighboring town. The power to heal. At the end, I'm still able to use my powers and I use it to scare other people whom I'm angry at. But it's fun, really.


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Democratize Data Without Creating Anarchy Using Smart Data Lakes
Featuring: Michele Goetz | Principal Analyst, Forrester Research and Ben Szekely, VP Solutions, Cambridge Semantics
Democratization of data, all data, has to be friction-less for all. Analysts, decision makers, partners, and customers can't wait for data and insight.
They need:
- An unlimited enterprise knowledge graph so all users can "surf" and query all their data intuitively and without IT or specialized data analytics knowledge
- A semantic data model that easily captures and delivers the "meaning" of data with all the inherent, relationships and attributes
- Ad hoc data discovery and analytic tools so business users in any department can get answers to questions, as well as, generate questions they didn't think to ask before
- Democratized Big Data that applies governance, security and flexible policies
- A rapidly deploy-able platform to integrate with existing Hadoop or other Data Lake environments or start from the ground up
- Linked and contextualized data, so users are able to self-help and combine data as needed to support business functions
How can organizations give up the keys to data systems without creating data anarchy? The answer lies in Smart Data Lakes. Learn how Smart Data Lakes are being used to:
- Design contextual data platforms for deeper insights and problem solving
- Responsibly and effectively introduce self-service independence from IT
- Put subject matter expertise to work and overcome volume and variety challenges
- Enable a backbone of collaboration and sharing to improve data and insights


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How Much is Dental Insurance biologic dentistry and this video is on a rather frustrating topic why we are dropping a lot of PPO dental insurances we're not dropping them per How Much is Dental Insurance se we're going out of network.
What is that even mean with all the political talk right now about health care Obamacare what not be aware that healthcare and dental health care benefits are.
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How Much is Dental Insurance I've been practicing for over years and the amounts that were paid for procedure are the same or less than they were years ago.
Which is pretty staggering now as a biologic dentist and I'd like to admit a very high-tech dentist I use nothing but the best materials.
I have a very very expensive d CAD CAM machine we have lasers we have the lowest radiation brand-new digital radiography units.
We have aromatherapy we have a lot of things that we offer in this office that were not paid for the burden is a business owner is that I'm actually losing money .
To reading a lot of patients in network believe it or not some exams for me to spend an hour with a patient I'm reimbursed.
Now some patients are like yes you get dollars but then they probably the insurance kicks in another no I literally get dollars.
So not only is my time free I'm actually losing money on the assistance sitting next to me who's charting that's rather frightening also with the dental materials we're paid so little.
That because I use such high-end materials How Much is Dental Insurance I actually break even with what the insurance reimburses me just on my material costs which means again.
I'm working for free I don't like to rush my procedure I love to spend time with my patients I love to do a really thorough new patient intake exam and instead of shortening it to five minutes which is what insurance would require and having six patients.
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Wenger's last season at Arsenal will definitely leave a bitter taste. The Gunners got knocked out of the Europa League after losing 1-0 to Atletico Madrid in the second leg of their semifinal tie on Thursday. The Colchoneros gave Arsenal a lesson in defending by limiting the visitors to just one shot on target. Now the Gunners have nothing to play for: they have been eliminated from every cup competition and can no longer finish in the Top 4 of the Premier League.
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The French manager fielded the same team that started in the first leg. There was no surprise for Simeone, who has turned the Wanda Metropolitano stadium into a fortress: the Colchoneros haven't conceded any goal at home since January. Arsenal never really looked threatening. They lacked penetration to crack a disciplined and compact Atletico defense. Oblak only had one save to make as he turned Xhaka's long-range strike around the post in the 63rd minute. Defensively, the Gunners struggled to cope with Costa's physicality and Griezmann's movement.
- Dealing with long balls
Simeone was obviously aware that defending long balls was an Arsenal weakness. That's how Griezmann scored the equalizer in the first leg. On Thursday, the Colchoneros repeated the trick in the opening minutes. Koscielny relied on his reading of the game to intercept a long ball for Costa in the fourth minute. But two minutes later, Costa ridiculed the Arsenal defense by controlling Oblak's clearance and bullying Koscielny and Monreal to be clean through on goal. Fortunately, Ospina spread himself to force an off-target effort from Costa.
On the stroke of halftime, the Arsenal defense was all over the place when Oblak hit another long ball. Chambers outjumped Griezmann only to head the ball into the path of Partey, who found Griezmann with a first-time pass. Costa made a run in behind Bellerin to collect Griezmann's pass and fire past Ospina for the winning goal. Chambers' header was poor but he also made the mistake of not staying tight to Griezmann afterwards. Bellerin's positional play was also questionable. Costa had a 5-yard lead over Bellerin when Partey made the pass. By playing in a too advanced position, Bellerin left Mustafi with a too large area to patrol.
- The stain on Wenger's resume
Wenger is the most successful manager in the history of the club but you wouldn't put him in the same class as Guardiola, Mourinho, Ancelotti, Ferguson, Benitez, Heynckes or even Simeone because he has never won any European trophy. The French manager had his best chances against Galatasaray in the 2000 UEFA Cup final and against Barcelona in the 2006 Champions League final. There's no shame in losing to a Spanish side that won the Europa League twice and reached the Champions League final twice in the past few years. But the comparison between Atletico's budget and Arsenal's resources tells you that Simeone has overachieved while Wenger has underachieved.
- The missing ingredient
Why did Arsenal struggle so badly to create chances? One reason was the poor quality of the final ball. Lacazette and Welbeck were deprived of service as they finished the game with 0 shot taken. The Gunners only made 2 accurate crosses out of 20, according to whoscored.com. And they didn't produce any through ball whereas the Colchoneros had 2 accurate through balls out of 3. Starting on the right wing in a 4-3-3 system, Ozil had a poor game with only 1 key pass.
Here are a few plays that could have made the difference with a better final ball: Monreal made a poor cross for an unmarked Lacazette in the 15th; Bellerin overhit his cross for Welbeck in the 19th; and Ozil missed his cross for Welbeck in the 61st.
In a three-man midfield, Ramsey worked hard, leading all players with 7 tackles won according to whoscored.com. Ramsey even created the two best half-chances, picking out Lacazette and Monreal inside the Atletico area in the 27th and 32nd, respectively. Unfortunately, Lacazette and Monreal were both let down by a poor first touch.
- Arsenal shouldn't count on Koscielny next season
Koscielny collapsed to the ground in the seventh minute because of a torn Achilles tendon and was replaced by Chambers in the 12th. It would be foolish from the staff to bet on a fit Koscielny for next season. The France centerback still has two years left on his contract but it could look like the last seasons at the club of Arteta, Rosicky and Cazorla. Mertesacker's retirement, Koscielny's nagging injuries and Chambers' limitations mean that the club should sign 2 centerbacks this summer.
- Chambers is not good enough for Arsenal
At 23, Chambers may still have room for improvement, but two flaws in his game can't be fixed: his lack of recovery pace and his inability to quickly turn. Costa dribbled past Chambers in the 67th to feed Griezmann, whose shot was deflected high in the air. Then Griezmann skipped past a diving Chambers in the 76th only to be dispossessed inside the area by Xhaka. Chambers was guilty on Costa's goal and he gave away another chance in the 88th with a risky pass for Welbeck that Saul Niguez blocked. The loose ball fell to Torres, whose shot was parried by Ospina.


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Indian Head Massage At Work
Indian Head Massage is a soothing and relaxing treatment. Indian head massage at work includes massage and acupressure techniques on the head, neck and shoulders that leave you feeling calm yet energised and better able to concentrate.
This type of mobile massage has been ideally adapted for the office as it's done over the clothes and without oils.
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In the United States, true Freedom has been largely extinguished over the last 100 years or so. However, the embers of Her Freedom live on in the hearts and minds of We The People! If those embers are extinguished, a new dark age will descend upon this planet that will be worse than anything anyone can even imagine!
I was talking with my dental hygienists one day, while she scraped my teeth, about this very subject. She asked me, "but what can any single person do about it?" and with out even thinking, I said, "everything you possibly can". That day was the day that I decided to take action. And I learned that, indeed, one person can make a difference!
The battle that is taking place right now for the hearts and minds of humanity will determine whether we will be living in a Scientifically created Orwellian nightmare or if we will retain our individual, Natural, Unalienable Rights and live in the manner in which God intended us to live! Free and Independent!
Quote from The Declaration of Independence, 1776
"that to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it…"
Quote of a portion of Trump inauguration speech: "Today, we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or one party to another, but we are transferring power from Washington DC and giving it back to you, the People"
Link of inauguration speech: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o1FPra6JK_M
As you can see in the above text of the Declaration of Independence, the government is supposed to derive its power from the consent of the governed. "The governed" is us… We The People. The government, especially at the federal level, has exceeded this mandate by several orders of magnitude and to a degree that would be incomprehensible to the Founders.
The power that is supposed to reside in the people has, for all intents and purposes, been transferred to an international Cabal of criminal bankers who mostly work behind the scenes. Trump intends to take that power back from this criminal Cabal and give it back to We The People, where it rightfully belongs! I believe, way beyond a reasonable doubt, that Trump actually means what he says and is intent on making good on his words.
Trump could be living out the rest of his life in absolute comfort and luxury but he has decided, like many before him, that he cannot stand by and watch this malignant tumor continue to metastasize and kill the host that is the United States of America.
Love him or hate him, he is what we have. The list of "horrible" things that the Corporate Legacy Media has accused Trump of doing are legion! However, not one of those "horrible" things even comes close to the abominable criminality of the despotic Cabal that opposes him. Trump is now in the process of exposing this Monolithic Conspiracy that is responsible for turning the last century into the bloodiest one in human history and if not stopped, will see to it that this century will be even bloodier!
However, he can't do it alone. I'm asking people with the ears to hear and the eyes to see to spread this message far and wide. I realize that the more deeply programmed amongst us will laugh and scoff at this message. They will call it a "conspiracy theory" out of one side of their mouth, while simultaneously out of the other side, they will be proclaiming the vast, non-existent Trump/Russian collusion conspiracy theory which is being pushed 24/7 by the lying criminal corporate media. These people are so deeply programmed that they will probably never wake up from their stupor. That's fine. We don't need everyone on board. We only need a vigilant, knowledgeable and highly motivated minority in order to bring this Cabal down! Here's a quote from our enemy. It's from a book called The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion (Protocol 5; section 7) (Note**See below) "THERE IS NOTHING MORE DANGEROUS THAN PERSONAL INITIATIVE: if it has genius behind it, such initiative can do more than can be done by millions of people among whom we have sown discord." (See Note** below).
It's not an accident that our world is as messed up as it is. It's all been meticulously planned decades in advance. Most wars revolutions, depressions, genocides, etc were engineered like a mathematical equations. Most every subversive movement has either been manufactured from scratch or more likely, started out as an organic grass roots movement which was hijacked/infiltrated and subverted to push for a larger and usually much different and darker agenda than was originally intended by the founding members of the movement or organization. We see this all the time. Examples: Green Peace, Antifa, Black Lives Matter, La Raza, etc.
Nobody says it better than President Kennedy did in his 1963 "Secret Society" speech: "The very word "secrecy" is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it. Even today, there is little value in opposing the threat of a closed society by imitating its arbitrary restrictions. Even today, there is little value in insuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it. And there is very grave danger that an announced need for increased security will be seized upon by those anxious to expand its meaning to the very limits of official censorship and concealment. That I do not intend to permit to the extent that it is in my control. And no official of my Administration, whether his rank is high or low, civilian or military, should interpret my words here tonight as an excuse to censor the news, to stifle dissent, to cover up our mistakes or to withhold from the press and the public the facts they deserve to know."
"For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence–on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day. It is a system which has conscripted vast human and material resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations. Its preparations are concealed, not published. Its mistakes are buried not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced, not praised. No expenditure is questioned, no rumor is printed, no secret is revealed."
(See Note* below)
The people that have lived their lives with their head in the sand are not going to take the Truth very well… to say the least. I just read this quote somewhere and it seems appropriate: "Truth sounds like hate to those who hate the truth". The information that is being exposed and that has yet to be exposed, is going to make these CNN watchers heads explode! We are already seeing a glimpse of what is to come. The saying that "people can't handle the truth" has never been more appropriate. These people are our family and friends. They are going to need information and guidance in a kind and compassionate way. "I told you so" will do nobody any good, (although it might feel good for a few minutes:)
The people that compose this Monolithic Conspiracy are not going quietly into the night. They are much like a wounded animal that is cornered. This is when they are most dangerous. Please prepare for the possibility of some type of disaster. They will do anything and everything they can to maintain power, including starting World War Three!
Our Constitutional Republic is literally gasping for its last breath. I do believe, however that We The People will win in the end! And the more people who understand the Truth about what is happening, the easier and less painful that victory will be. One of the largest impediment to this Truth is your tv. Take a sludge hammer to it ASAP! The television is the most awesome brainwashing device ever created! They don't call it television "programming" for nothing.
Here are just a few astonishing quotes from Anton LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan that should make everyone take a hammer to their TV ASAP!;
"The TV set (is the) Satanic family altar."
"Television is the major mainstream infiltration for the new satanic religion."
Spread this Truth!
God Bless!
Jamie Fagan
*Note: "debunkers" of JFKs Conspiracy speech claim that he is simply talking about communism and that is their extent of their "debunking"! Of course he is talking about communism! Da! It doesn't take a genius to figure that out! I believe his point is that this Monolithic Conspiracy known as Communism was, is and has subverted, to a certain extent, all the Western nations, including the US. All one has to do is look around to see that it has. No doubt many of these "debunkers" such as Snopes are absolutely part of the "tightly nit machine" JFK mentions in his speech.
**Note: The book, The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion (Protocols), has a long and notorious history. Supposedly written by a group of Jewish Zionist Supremacists in the late 1900s. It details an utterly diabolically evil plan to morally corrupt, financially bankrupt, dumb down, and completely enslave the human race under a system that makes Orwell's 1984 look like a utopia.
Now, many people get very upset when the topic of this book comes up. The label "anti-semitism" and racist immediately gets called out on anyone who even mentions the name of the book. This is the main reason why most people have never heard of it. Many great authors careers have been destroyed by writing about the Protocols. Newspapers that printed articles about the Protocols lost most of their advertisers. Publishers who published books about the Protocols were forced out of business. People learned a century ago that discussing the Protocols was very bad for business.
Jewish organizations claim it is a forgery and it very well could be a forgery. Some claim it was written by the Jesuits to blame it on Jews. Could be true. I just don't know and I don't think anyone except for the original authors of the Protocols will ever really know for sure. So there is no point in trying to figure it out.
My point is, that regardless of who is responsible for the writing of the Protocols, it is utterly undeniable that most everything that is foretold in the Protocols has come to pass. Therefore, it stands to reason and is self evident, that regardless of which entity or organization wrote the Protocols, the fact is that such an entity or organization does indeed exist and has been at work for a very long time pulling strings and issuing orders from behind the scenes, in order to implement their horrific plans!
The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion: by Sergei Nilus; Amazon Version
The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion: Free PDF Download
Here is a Youtube video from a guy named Myron Fagan from 1967 exposing the organizations that have resulted from the implementation of the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion:
I must warn you before you read the Protocols. It has been said by many who have read it, that it made them physically ill and emotionally scarred them for life. Most people can't read more than a couple of pages in one sitting because the thought that a group of people on our planet could ever be so monstrously and diabolically evil to their fellow human beings, simply does not fit their world view or is so far removed from anything a normal human being could possibly ever even imagine! It is preposterous that it can be true, but there it is, in black and white!
One thing is for sure, if you do read the Protocols, you will understand clearly, probably for the first time, why the world is the way it is!
The following is a list of resources that people can use to catch up on what is really happening. This is information that will not be seen on CNN. Most of these books can be downloaded for free. Simply do a search for "name of the book" followed by the words "free PDF". Google is now openly and blatantly censoring search results. Please don't use them! Try Yandex.com
The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, Free download by Sergei Nilus
The 13 Satanic Bloodlines: Paving the Road to Hell by Robin de Ruiters
Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon by David McGowen
Programmed to Kill by David McGowen Free download
Confessions of an Economic Hitman by John Perkins
The Synagogue of Satan – Free PDF; Undated audio version
The Most Dangerous Superstition by Larken Rose
Behind the Green Mask-UN Agenda 21 by Rosa Kori
The Creature From Jeckyll Island by G Edward Griffith; Interview with the Author
Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
None Dare Call it Conspiracy by Gary Allen
Behold a Pale Horse by William Cooper
Government Indicted by Marc Stevens
Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution by Antony C Sutton
Secret Societies and Subversive Movements by Nesta H. Webster
THE GENOCIDE OF ARMENIAN CHRISTIANS by CHRISTOPHER JON BJERKNES
One World Government Conspiracy and The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion Free PDF by Myron Fagan
Trance: Formation of America by Cathy O'Brien
This is pretty heavy reading and can be quite depressing so I suggest taking a break from it from time to time and reading this: UNSEEN DIMENSIONS: JOURNALS OF AN INTERDIMENSIONAL TRAVELLER BY NOBODY
Disclaimer: you don't have to believe everything in these books in order to get some good information out of them. Some people tend to quit reading a book if they come across something that they strongly disagree with. I urge you not to do that because you will miss key bits of information that are needed to connect the dots. Just disregard that particular part you don't like. Some of these books are written from a Christian perspective and some are written from a more esoteric or Gnostic perspective. Both of these perspectives have massive amount of relevant and important dot connecting information.
The Mass Murder of Russian Christians and the Destruction of their Churches, by Lasha Darkmoon
YouTube Channels
John B Well: Caravan to Midnight
MK Ultra Mind Control/Sex Slave Victim, Fiona Barnett's Testimony
Videos of Dutch Banker Exposes Child Sacrifice Rituals Among Elites
Absolute Epic 2.5 hour Speech by Myron Fagan:
10 Steps to America's Destruction:


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STILLWATER, Okla. — Wide receiver Jalen McCleskey will sit out the rest of the season as a redshirt and prepare to transfer out of Oklahoma State.
McCleskey had four receptions for 52 yards on Saturday in a 41-17 loss to Texas Tech. He is second on Oklahoma State (3-1, 0-1 Big 12) with 15 receptions for 155 yards and two touchdowns this season.
"He did not feel good about us getting the ball to him, so he's decided to redshirt and transfer, so we're going to let him sit the rest of the year," coach Mike Gundy said Monday. "I hated to see it. He's been awesome for us, a great young man, a great family. He just didn't feel he was getting the ball enough, wants to save his year, and sit and transfer to another school."
The 5-10, 170-pound McCleskey, the Cowboys' primary slot receiver for three years now, recorded 29 receptions for 253 yards and three touchdowns as a freshman in 2015, then broke out for 73 catches for 812 yards and seven TDs as a sophomore. Last year, his production dipped to 50 receptions for 645 yards and five touchdowns. He ranks sixth on Oklahoma State's career list with 167 receptions and is ninth with 17 aerial touchdowns.
"You lose a good player. But we live in a world where things like that happen now," Gundy said. "But if they come to you and say, 'I'm not getting the ball enough and I feel like I need to be somewhere that allows that to happen,' then you have to give them that opportunity."
Gundy said that McCleskey had previously raised the topic that he wanted the ball more, but there really wasn't much he could do to change the situation, pointing out that whoever gets the ball is usually dependent on how the opposing defence is lined up.
"He had mentioned it earlier, but you look at it from my standpoint, we can't control who touches the ball all the time, especially at the wide receiver position," Gundy said. "Like last year, there were people that could take James Washington away, based on what they did, so other people get the ball. And when that happens, we can't control that. And we're certainly not going to tell our quarterback, 'We want you to throw to this guy' for certain reasons. And he didn't ask us to do that, but that's what you would be doing. We're not going to do that. Offense is, one guy gets the ball and 10 unselfish guys have to go play their (butts) off."
Gundy made sure to point out there were no hard feelings.
"We had a good meeting," Gundy said. "I told him I didn't think it was the best decision, and hated to see it happen, but if that's what he chooses to do, I can't prevent it from happening."
There has already been some speculation that McCleskey might intend to transfer to Tulane, where his father, J.J. McCleskey, is an assistant coach. Gundy didn't know anything about his future plans.
Gundy acknowledged that the loss of McCleskey, his only senior wideout, will hurt, but it offered a new opportunity for someone else to step up, citing other receivers like Dillon Stoner (14 receptions, 173 yards), Tyron Johnson (10 receptions, 206 yards) and Landon Wolf (four receptions, 41 yards). Tylan Wallace leads the Cowboys with 26 catches and 442 yards, with two touchdowns.
Oklahoma State faces Kansas (2-2, 0-1) on Saturday.