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Title II and Title III Complaints: These can be filed through private lawsuits in federal court or directed to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Section 504 Complaints: These must be made to the specific federal agency that oversees the program or funding.
Section 501 Complaints: Federal employees must contact their agency̥s Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) officer within 45 days of an alleged Section 501 violation.
Section 504 Complaints: These must be filed with the federal agency that funded the employer.
Complaints: Housing complaints may be filed with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity.
IDEA Complaints: Parents can request a due process hearing and a review from the state educational agency if applicable in that state. They also can appeal the state agency̥s decision to state or federal court. You may contact the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) for further information or to provide your own thoughts and ideas on how they may better serve individuals with disabilities, their families and their communities.
Title III Complaints: These may be filed with the Department of Justice.
Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Examples of such work or tasks include guiding people who are blind, alerting people who are deaf, pulling a wheelchair, alerting and protecting a person who is having a seizure, reminding a person with mental illness to take prescribed medications, calming a person with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) during an anxiety attack, or performing other duties. Service animals are working animals, not pets. The work or task a dog has been trained to provide must be directly related to the person̥s disability. Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
Some State and local laws also define service animal more broadly than the ADA does. Information about such laws can be obtained from the State attorney general̥s office.
Titles II and III of the ADA makes it clear that service animals are allowed in public facilities and accommodations. A service animal must be allowed to accompany the handler to any place in the building or facility where members of the public, program participants, customers, or clients are allowed. Even if the business or public program has a "no pets" policy, it may not deny entry to a person with a service animal. Service animals are not pets. So, although a "no pets" policy is perfectly legal, it does not allow a business to exclude service animals.
These questions should not be asked, however, if the animal̥s service tasks are obvious. For example, the questions may not be asked if the dog is observed guiding an individual who is blind or has low vision, pulling a person̥s wheelchair, or providing assistance with stability or balance to an individual with an observable mobility disability.
Laws prohibit employment discrimination because of a disability. Employers are required to provide reasonable accommodation. Allowing an individual with a disability to have a service animal or an emotional support animal accompany them to work may be considered an accommodation. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which enforces the employment provisions of the ADA (Title I), does not have a specific regulation on service animals. In the case of a service animal or an emotional support animal, if the disability is not obvious and/or the reason the animal is needed is not clear, an employer may request documentation to establish the existence of a disability and how the animal helps the individual perform his or her job.
The Fair Housing Act (FHA) protects a person with a disability from discrimination in obtaining housing. Under this law, a landlord or homeowner̥s association must provide reasonable accommodation to people with disabilities so that they have an equal opportunity to enjoy and use a dwelling. Emotional support animals that do not qualify as service animals under the ADA may nevertheless qualify as reasonable accommodations under the FHA. In cases when a person with a disability uses a service animal or an emotional support animal, a reasonable accommodation may include waiving a no-pet rule or a pet deposit. This animal is not considered a pet.
Service animals in public schools (K-12)13: The ADA permits a student with a disability who uses a service animal to have the animal at school. In addition, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act allow a student to use an animal that does not meet the ADA definition of a service animal if that student̥s Individual Education Plan (IEP) or Section 504 team decides the animal is necessary for the student to receive a free and appropriate education. Where the ADA applies, however, schools should be mindful that the use of a service animal is a right that is not dependent upon the decision of an IEP or Section 504 team.
Emotional support animals, therapy animals, and companion animals are seldom allowed to accompany students in public schools. Indeed, the ADA does not contemplate the use of animals other than those meeting the definition of "service animal." Ultimately, the determination whether a student may utilize an animal other than a service animal should be made on a case-by-case basis by the IEP or Section 504 team.
Service animals in post-secondary education settings: Under the ADA, colleges and universities must allow people with disabilities to bring their service animals into all areas of the facility that are open to the public or to students.
A person traveling with a service animal cannot be denied access to transportation, even if there is a "no pets" policy. In addition, the person with a service animal cannot be forced to sit in a particular spot; no additional fees can be charged because the person uses a service animal; and the customer does not have to provide advance notice that s/he will be traveling with a service animal.
Emotional support and psychiatric service animals: Individuals who travel with emotional support animals or psychiatric service animals may need to provide specific documentation to establish that they have a disability and the reason the animal must travel with them. Individuals who wish to travel with their emotional support or psychiatric animals should contact the airline ahead of time to find out what kind of documentation is required.
Examples of documentation that may be requested by the airline: Current documentation (not more than one year old) on letterhead from a licensed mental health professional stating (1) the passenger has a mental health-related disability listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM IV); (2) having the animal accompany the passenger is necessary to the passenger̥s mental health or treatment; (3) the individual providing the assessment of the passenger is a licensed mental health professional and the passenger is under his or her professional care; and (4) the date and type of the mental health professional̥s license and the state or other jurisdiction in which it was issued. This documentation may be required as a condition of permitting the animal to accompany the passenger in the cabin.
Other animals: According to the ACAA, airlines are not required otherwise to carry animals of any kind either in the cabin or in the cargo hold. Airlines are free to adopt any policy they choose regarding the carriage of pets and other animals (for example, search and rescue dogs) provided that they comply with other applicable requirements (for example, the Animal Welfare Act).
Animals such as miniature horses, pigs, and monkeys may be considered service animals. A carrier must decide on a case-by-case basis according to factors such as the animal̥s size and weight; state and foreign country restrictions; whether or not the animal would pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others; or cause a fundamental alteration in the cabin service. Individuals should contact the airlines ahead of travel to find out what is permitted.
The handler is responsible for the care and supervision of his or her service animal. If a service animal behaves in an unacceptable way and the person with a disability does not control the animal, a business or other entity does not have to allow the animal onto its premises. Uncontrolled barking, jumping on other people, or running away from the handler are examples of unacceptable behavior for a service animal. A business has the right to deny access to a dog that disrupts their business. For example, a service dog that barks repeatedly and disrupts another patron̥s enjoyment of a movie could be asked to leave the theater. Businesses, public programs, and transportation providers may exclude a service animal when the animal̥s behavior poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others. If a service animal is growling at other shoppers at a grocery store, the handler may be asked to remove the animal.
The ADA requires the animal to be under the control of the handler. This can occur using a harness, leash, or other tether. However, in cases where either the handler is unable to hold a tether because of a disability or its use would interfere with the service animal̥s safe, effective performance of work or tasks, the service animal must be under the handler̥s control by some other means, such as voice control.
The ADA does not require covered entities to provide for the care or supervision of a service animal, including cleaning up after the animal.
The animal should be vaccinated in accordance with state and local laws.

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Kent is the king of quintessential British beach holidays. Home to the world-famous White Cliffs of Dover, the Kent coastline spans 350 miles, boasting beautiful beaches bursting with character. Our Folkestone Club Site is one of our finest Kent Coast Campsites from which to explore this southeast corner of England.
Kent’s coastal scene certainly has a unique aura and vitality. Home to sweeping sandy beaches, family-friendly bays, historic seafront towns and bustling shipping harbours, the Kent shoreline is coursing with contrasts that stir the emotions. The sheer variety of scenery sets this corner of England apart, it’s simply a stunning part of the world.
#1 At the foot of our Folkestone Club Site is a scenic shingle beach that’s perfect for a seaside view without having to venture too far. It’s an ideal spot for families, birdwatchers, sea anglers and walkers.
#2 Approximately 16-minutes away, by car, is Folkestone itself. Home to a heart-warming beach with a lovely long stretch of sand and shingle, the seafront is surrounded by a combination of colossal cliffs and a prominent promenade. It’s the perfect place for water activities such as surfing and swimming.
Nearby is the Royal Military Canal, with its straight and seemingly endless towpath, an excellent long-distance footpath which forms part of the Saxon Shoreway. The canal has plenty to keep you occupied, whether it’s walking, cycling, boating or fishing. It has a fascinating history too, which is well worth learning about.
#3 About 30 minutes east of the Folkestone Club Site, beyond Dover, is the serene St Margaret’s Bay. This small, shingle beach is overlooked by Kent’s illustrious white chalk cliffs. It’s a great site to enjoy outdoor recreations and dogs are welcome all year round. The beach is a favourite among locals and visitors alike.
Ripe with rockpools and perfect for swimming and fishing, St Margaret’s Bay is an attractive little alcove bursting with character. If stunning views are what you seek, the bay is a hotspot of sensational sights that will leave you lost for words.
#4 Continue on from St Margaret’s Bay and you will arrive in the historic town of Sandwich. Characterised by a sweeping stretch of sand at Sandwich Bay, the beach is an attractive setting situated close to a nature reserve and bordered to the north by the resplendent River Stour.
Sandwich itself is steeped in medieval history, which is worth exploring, while a maze of bodacious beamed buildings and quaint shops give you a taste of town life on the Kent coast.
#5 Head west from our Folkestone Club Site and you will reach St Mary’s Bay, home to an exquisite stretch of sand, which spans at least half a mile during low tide. Sitting pretty - close to the wetlands of Romney Marsh, one of three coastal marshlands in the southeast - at the height of summer, St Mary’s Bay is brilliant for bathing and is super family-friendly.
Walkers can while away the hours too, enjoying a seaside saunter between Littlestone-on-sea to the south and Dymchurch to the north.
#6 Dymchurch Beach is a delightful stretch of golden sand that looks out across the English Channel. It’s a heavenly haven that’s heaving with miles of fine sand – it really is the crème de la crème of Kent’s beaches and was awarded a Certificate of Excellence by Tripadvisor.
Perfect for building sandcastles, playing beach sports, enjoying a swim or sunbathing, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy. In the summer months there are donkey rides and there’s even a beach manager available to offer help and advice. Dogs are prohibited from 1 May to 30 September.
With Dymchurch village sitting behind the beach, there’s access to plenty of amenities too including restaurants, pubs and amusements. It’s the perfect place to pitch up and spend the day. For an enthralling experience, hop aboard the steam railway which runs past Dymchurch beach. Running from Hythe to Dungeness, take a trip through some of Kent’s most picturesque countryside, including Romney Marsh. There are six stations you can stop off at along a 13 and a half mile stretch of track, with the journey taking about an hour.
The county of Kent offers some of Britain’s best coastal camping holidays. The region is idyllic and incredibly invigorating and its killer beaches are among the most attractive in the world. We invite you to enjoy a restful and memorable getaway experience, revelling in all that the famous Kent coastline has to offer. Our Kent coast campsites welcome you and are the perfect place to set up base and marvel at the sights and sounds of the southeast coast of England.

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This is an overview of admation’s Reassign Tasks Feature. Dispense with having to scroll through spreadsheets to reassign a task urgently. This feature enables marketers to re-allocate tasks in just a few easy steps.
Click Resources found on the top navigation bar.
The Timeline View is where you can view the workload of each resource in your department. To search for a specific resource, use the Search bar.
Click the Cog icon next to the resource whose task you want to reassign.
Select Re-assign Tasks from the dropdown menu.
Click on the task you wish to reassign.
Another dropdown menu with the task’s details will appear. Click on the Assign Task icon.
Next you will be directed to the Reassigning Task screen. Reassign the task by dragging and dropping it onto a specific day on the timeline of a resource with sufficient capacity.
Click Done Assigning once you have reassigned the task.
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Entrusting your son or daughter with a house key for the first time is a momentous occasion. From a parent’s point of view, this is self-confirmation that your ‘baby’ is growing up fast. From your child’s perspective, they’ll feel like they’ve arrived at adulthood.
However, while giving your child a house key is something you must inevitably do at some stage, it shouldn’t be rushed into.
Kids can have several moments of absent-mindedness on an average day. And while that’s fine most of the time, the stakes are raised when a split second of absent-mindedness results in their house key going missing.
Such moments of carelessness could lead to a local locksmith being needed, and that’s one of the best case scenarios. In the worst case scenario, where your child has lost their key but can’t even guess where it might be, the possibility of changing locks comes into the equation. For all you know, it could have fallen into the wrong hands.
The best way to introduce your child to owning a key is by leaving the key in with a neighbour. Explain to your child that it’s their key and allow them to feel all of the responsibility that comes with it.
However, inform them that they are only to access it in the event of being locked out. When you’re at home, you’ll happily answer the door.
This is a positive introduction to responsibility for your child and it could prevent the heartache associated with loss of house keys. Further down the line, when you have peace of mind, give them a key to keep.
In the unfortunate event of your child being locked out, JG Locksmiths will handle the situation with professionalism and sensitivity. Be sure to have our number in your phone in case the time arises.


text: Testing conducted by Apple in October 2018 using preproduction 1.6GHz dual-core Intel Core i5-based MacBook Air systems with 8GB of RAM and 256GB SSD. Testing conducted by Apple in May 2017 using preproduction 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Core i5-based 13-inch MacBook Air systems with 8GB of RAM and 256GB SSD. The wireless web test measures battery life by wirelessly browsing 25 popular websites with display brightness set to 12 clicks from bottom or 75%. The iTunes movie playback test measures battery life by playing back HD 1080p content with display brightness set to 12 clicks from bottom or 75%. The standby test measures battery life by allowing a system, connected to a wireless network and signed in to an iCloud account, to enter standby mode with Safari and Mail applications launched and all system settings left at default. Battery life varies by use and configuration. See www.apple.com/me/batteries for more information.


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Located very near the city centre of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Within a residential area with supermarkets, pharmacies, a public pool, "Seguridad Social" and DGT offices. Only 5 minutes away from the football stadium " Heliodoro Rodríguez López " and 10 minutes away from the Meridiano shopping mall, "Gerencia de Urbanismo" and the Local Police .
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I have something super exciting to share with you.
Through the years lots of folks have asked me to make more videos, and that has been on my 10-mile long To Do list for looooong awhile.
Videos are such a wonderful way to say things that are hard to say in writing. There’s no doubt that they are important.
I’m happy to finally say I’ve gotten some of that process started!
I’ve got two DID videos to share with you today — videos created specifically for folks with Dissociative Identity Disorder. If you have been following the Discussing Dissociation Facebook Page, you may have seen these already.
However, I’m pretty sure that there will be other folks who haven’t yet seen them. Or maybe you’d like to have an easy way to find them that didn’t involve going to Facebook or YouTube. Regardless, these videos relate to THIS blog, and to THESE blog articles, so HERE is their home.
And we all need to be tucked in safe and comfortable at home, right?!
There’s something about putting words with images and music….. wow.
The impact of bringing that all together, even after you have already read those words over and over again …. it still packs an emotional punch that is so much more powerful.
Please watch these videos as many times as you need to. Let them remind you of your system, and what your system needs for healing. Even listening to the music by itself is calming, soothing, and healing. Beautiful.
So far, the response to these videos has been amazing, staggering… and absolutely overwhelming. I’m both humbled and honored to see that they connect so deeply, resonating with so many wounded souls. At the same time, it’s shattering to see the response, and it breaks my heart. I’m so sorry that there are so many dissociative trauma survivors hurting inside.
I truly hope you hold tightly to these videos for both comfort and healing. I want them to be a positive step in of your healing process.
And absolutely yes… I will be creating more videos.
I just received the email about these videos. Thanks Kathy. They are beautiful.

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Sunday School 10 am Sunday Morning.
Sunday Morning Worship at 10:55 am.
Mid-Week Bible studies in the home.
Communion Service on the first Sunday of the month.
Prayer service directly after the service on the 2nd Sunday of the month.
Fellowship dinner directly after the service on the last Sunday of the month.
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Our company offers support in the production of wooden packaging together with comprehensive packing and protection services for machinery and equipment during sea, air and road transport and storage and moving. Our relocation services include: relocation of machinery, equipment, production lines and international relocations of entire factories.
The level of our services fulfils the highest European standards, that’s why we bring together the best specialists with extensive that we have gained for many years.
We can lead the most complex projects, from design to final implementation stage. Thanks to that, we guarantee the timeliness, reliability, responsibility and professionalism of our work, adapting our work so that during the work we do not disturb the production process at the plant.
Containerization, stowage and fastened cargoes in containers and other means of transport.
We have a large storage and loading hall with a crane and our own means of internal and external transport. Thanks to that we guarantee timely, reliable, responsible and professional work done by us.

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Looking for NCAA Basketball Betting? Handicapping advice, betting odds, betting lines and point spreads are provided real time. With our accurate info about NCAA Basketball Games, you'll definitely see fast return of your investments. Bettors need not hire basketball experts anymore just to predict the winner in any bet on college basketball because the site gives all the advantage to its clients.
With college basketball’s March Madness being second to the Super Bowl in betting volume, there is no question that NCAA basketball betting is becoming increasingly popular. College basketball is one of the most popular sports in the United States, and with over 350 Division I teams, there are plenty of opportunities to get in on the sports betting action.

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Gisell talks about her career and thanks her family, friends, fans, and her performance coaches Pepper Jay and John Michael Ferrari.
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The wonderful Humberto Luna was the Master of Ceremonies. Participants at the Premios Talent 2010 event, Enjoy in the Actors Reporter video the appearances of Gisell, Sergio Armando Duran, Stress, Belinda Gomez, Contagio Show, Copal, Lizzy Garza, Flechazo Norteno, Sergio, Nambo, Melinda del Toro, J Smooth, Julio Cesar, La Luz Roja de San Marcos, Mariachi Latino de Jose Cervantes, Paco del Barrio, Los Tenampaz del Norte, Tiranos del Norte, and the wrestler Viper and others.
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A significant part of being in community as Christians is the care and compassion we share with those beyond our walls and in the communities in which we live.
Holy Hammers: We help build a home in April and May of each year, and contribute to this regional expression of Habitat for Humanity.
Loaves & Fishes: We have three opportunities to serve a meal at St. Stephen's Church in Minneapolis each year.
The Social Concerns Network: This is a coalition of New Brighton area churches. It hosts a number of activities each year to serve this community, including a pancake breakfast, a coat drive, and the Walk a Mile for Our Neighbor event.
The Community Emergency Assistance Program (CEAP): We give generously to this agency that helps us meet the emergency needs of people in our own community.
Harmony Hat Makers: Inspired by the prevalent need for warm hats by immigrants and others through our long winters, this group of fastidious sewers meets once a month and produces approximately 1,000 hats each year! We meet on the 2nd Saturday of the month from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. You do not need to know how to sew— you can cut, coordinate, and converse.
Our members are also often involved in a variety of other opportunities to show love and compassion beyond our walls, including trips to Feed My Starving Children, the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, Loaves & Fishes, Meels on Wheels, Habitat for Humanity Mission Trips to Mississippi and South Dakota, and participation in the construction of PET's (Personal Energy Transports - hand-peddled ATV's that are sent to peolple with mobility issues in other countries) with PETMN, and many others.
See Our Affiliations to learn about our partnerships with other organizations.


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We are a NZ only shipping option company. We cannot extend this to outside NZ at this stage. If you wish to contact us we maybe able to make an arrangement.
On receipt of your order and payment of goods ordered we will dispatch your order within 4 working days.
We will notify you if, for some reason, we are unable to supply due to unavailability of the product or some other reason.
We will not be held responsible for any delay or damage incurred after dispatch. On arrival, please check the package and notify us immediately if damaged so we can initiate a claim process with the carrier.
Within New Zealand, all product will be sent by courier to a physical delivery address only (not PO box).

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Maundy Thursday is observed during Holy Week on the Thursday before Easter.
Also referred to as “Holy Thursday” or “Great Thursday” in some Christian denominations, Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper when Jesus shared the Passover meal with his disciples on the night before he was crucified. In contrast to joyful Easter celebrations when Christians worship their resurrected Saviour, Maundy Thursday services are typically more solemn occasions, marked by the shadow of Jesus’ betrayal.
Before the Passover meal, Jesus washed the feet of his disciples. By performing this lowly act of service, the Bible says in John 13:1 that Jesus “showed them the full extent of his love.” By his example, Jesus demonstrated how Christians are to love one another through humble service.
For this reason, many churches practice foot-washing ceremonies as a part of their Maundy Thursday services.
These events recorded in Luke 22:19-20 describe the Last Supper and form the biblical basis for the practice of Communion. For this reason, many churches hold special Communion services as a part of their Maundy Thursday celebrations.
Likewise, many congregations observe a traditional Passover Seder meal.
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A liquid biopsy, which is the analysis of blood or cerebral spinal fluid to detect cancer, is poised to reduce the need for tissue biopsies that require a surgical procedure to open the skull. Ideally, liquid biopsies can be used for many types of cancers, but the potential advantages of a liquid biopsy are especially poignant for brain tumors.
They provide ongoing real-time, accurate genetic and molecular information about a patient’s tumor as opposed to tissue biopsies, which are often done once or twice in a patient’s disease course. The ability to monitor and detect mutations in real-time may allow highly personalized treatment for each patient.
They are less invasive than traditional surgical biopsy. Mass General researchers have identified exosomes, circulating tumor cells and circulating DNA/RNA in the blood of patients with brain tumors, all of which can be sampled through a blood test. This simple blood draw spares a patient from having an invasive brain biopsy and may be able to provide a great deal of information about the patient’s tumor.
Leading the discovery of this promising new technology and its translation to clinical care is a multidisciplinary team of Mass General neurosurgeons, scientists and bioengineers who launched the liquid brain biopsy field. In 2008, they made their landmark finding that glioblastoma exosomes transport RNA and protein to promote tumor growth and can serve as diagnostic markers of the cancer. Mass General researchers have continued to advance the field with the development of the first device to identify and capture circulating tumor cells in the blood of patients with brain tumors.
Brain tumors are heterogeneous masses with areas of varied mutations and genetic changes. For example, some brain biopsies might produce a sample of tissue that is negative for a specific oncogenic mutant form of protein known as EGFR vIII. However, the adjacent tissue might test positive for it. Missing the presence of EGFR vIII in a tissue biopsy is problematic because its manifestation is a powerful determinant for designing an optimal therapeutic course for a patient.
“With a normal biopsy we may not always get a full picture of a tumor’s mutational status due to heterogeneity within the tumor.” Dr. Carter says.
A liquid biopsy could more accurately characterize the tumor because as blood passes through the entire tumor, circulating tumor cells or exosomes shed from the tumor enter the blood. Also, liquid biopsies may help prevent additional invasive procedures to distinguish whether abnormal appearances on brain imaging are treatment-induced changes or disease recurrence; the two can appear the same but have very different prognostic implications. The Mass General team is focused on capturing these circulating tumor cells and exosomes. This will provide detailed information, which is not vulnerable to the “hit or miss” surgical removal of discrete tissue samples in a tissue biopsy. It will also help distinguish treatment-induced change from recurrent tumor.
However, currently, liquid biopsies are still imperfect at capturing and identifying the exosomes and circulating tumor cells from the other components in the blood. Liquid biopsies sensitivity therefore remains a pressing area of research as the Mass General team aims to translate liquid biopsies into widespread clinical use for brain tumors.
As a first clinical step, Dr. Carter and Dr. Nahed are studying brain tumor patients at diagnosis as well as during and after chemotherapy and radiation treatment. They intend to develop the first liquid biopsy to differentiate between normal inflammation and malignant tumor and cell death that occurs during treatment and active tumor growth; this capability will be a monumental step forward.
If a patient presents with an abnormal brain scan, can a liquid biopsy diagnose a brain tumor through a blood test? Will our blood test for brain tumors have a high enough sensitivity to accurately detect when a brain tumor is present, and specific enough to accurately confirm when no brain tumor is present?
Prior to surgery, can a liquid biopsy diagnose and characterize the brain tumor to plan for the optimal treatment and outcome for patients?
Can a liquid biopsy differentiate between a growing or recurrent brain tumor from a side effect from treatment (radiation necrosis)?
Can this blood test better match patients with clinical trials, helping to achieve better outcomes for all?
Brain tumor in the motor cortex of a patient. The yellow fibers represent the corticospinal tract, fibers that are responsible for the movement of the patient’s face, arm and leg.
As liquid biopsies become more accurate, the potential for a precise and personalized treatment based upon a blood test will allow patients and their physicians to have a minimally invasive diagnostic test. The Mass General Liquid Biopsy Center’s team of physicians and researchers from the Departments of Neurosurgery, Neurooncology and the Mass General Cancer Center are dedicated to overcoming the limitations of liquid biopsy today to have an accurate, effective and powerful clinical test for patients and their care teams. There is a significant potential for liquid biopsy to revolutionize cancer diagnoses and treatments with the goal of turning a blood test for brain tumors into reality for our patients.
A team at Mass General are studying how the field of microfluidics could improve neurosurgical patient care, particularly in patients with brain tumors.


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text: GMEA District lll Honor Orchestra is a two day event open to all orchestra students in 6th-12th grade enrolled in a school orchestra program. Honor Orchestra provides students with an opportunity to work with guest conductors selected from the top educators in our state. They are exposed to new techniques performing music that challenges their musical abilities. The event also builds camaraderie between the students throughout the district. Each year’s event concludes on Saturday night with a concert.


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Anglia Ruskin University’s PubLAB has completed a research project for Marston’s, one of the world’s largest brewery and pub chains.
PubLAB was launched in 2015 to explore the relationship between brands and consumers in both live and laboratory-based settings.
It investigates how shoppers behave in pubs, bars and supermarket aisles, and combines this intelligence with marketing actions to deliver benefits to stakeholders including brands, retailers, media owners and shoppers.
“Tim Froggett and the PubLAB team delivered an excellent project on time and to budget.
“We were delighted to receive a research brief from Marston’s Beer Company following our highly successful inaugural Visual Marketing seminar in London.
“Marston’s is a leading brewer and pub operator in Britain and our association with them firmly cements the growing reputation of PubLAB’s capabilities.
“Increasingly brands owners are looking to visual marketing research to understand the performance of their brand assets at point of sale, whether that’s in a pub, a bar or on the shelf of a supermarket.


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There are a lot of reasons why many users will like Dell Latitude 10. Even if we ignore the additional equipment that can be bought separately (or are included with more powerful models), Latitude has much to offer. Even without the replaceable battery, Latitude has enough battery autonomy to stay turned on during a whole work day and enable business users reliable work when they need it.
So can we recommend the Latitude 10? Yes, but with one key caveat - it is not a laptop replacement if you do intensive tasks of any sort. A workhorse PC it is not. We certainly wouldn't recommend its use on a desk as a PC replacement, but it is handy as a second desk screen for keeping an eye on social feeds or email. And it's handy in meetings, too. But when buying a tablet at this price point, there are still better options out there, such as the Microsoft Surface Pro. It's a full-blown Windows 8 tablet, too (albeit with Windows 8 Pro) but it features a Core i5 processor instead. That means it really is capable of being your main display (it does still only come with 32GB of storage, however). It is alot more expensive than the Latitude 10, but the investment is worth it.
Windows 8 hasn't taken off as well as Microsoft would have liked, but six months on there's still a steady stream of products being rolled out with Redmond's latest OS. The best Windows 8 tablet to-date, this Latitude 10 from Dell offers incredible battery life, and decent performance. Price can stack up quickly if you plump for the many accessories, but it could be worth it.
Add the stylus capability, which places it one step ahead of the Acer Iconia W510, and the desktop dock, which adds to its office-bound appeal, and you have (almost) the perfect mobile workhorse. The Dell Latitude 10 sets a high standard for Windows 8 business devices; we wonder if anything else will be able to compete with it.
While it lacks the performance of a laptop or tablet using Intel Core chips, this model is perfectly adequate for productivity work and the kind of tasks that workers have been bringing tablets into the workplace for, especially with its impressive battery life for working while untethered from mains power. However, the biggest stumbling block to the Latitude's success is probably Windows 8 itself, although IT departments may be inclined to look more kindly on a device such as this than on the iPad or Android devices, as it can be managed using existing management tools.
The Dell Latitude 10 seems to be a very viable alternative to Microsoft's Surface RT tablet with a similar pricing and features. The Intel Atom Z2760 CPU should prove to be a worthy competitor to the ARM CPU in the latter by performing better and also by consuming less battery power, making this a good device to be carried around. The overall performance is good, although there is some slowdown while extensively multitasking. The screen is bright and has a great response to finger touch. The stylus is a bonus input device. For Rs 1500 more, you can get a 4-cell battery that can literally double the battery backup. Add a docking station at Rs 10,000 and a keyboard for Rs 1500 and you raise the productivity of this device to a whole new level. Priced at Rs 36,000, this is the cheapest Windows 8 device we have reviewed, and its looks and build grant it good value for money, thus making it a good buy.
Dell's first Windows 8 tablet is an Atom SoC soluton that's aimed primarily at business users thanks to a slew of security options, including TPM, biometrics, SmartCard and encryption software for local and USB drives.
If battery power, maximum portability, legacy program compatibility, and IT mandates are keeping your business from rolling out tablets, then take a long hard look at the Dell Latitude 10. It can fulfill your traveling workers' need to stay on the corporate programs and servers, while giving them extreme mobility. It's more of a stay-in-touch and information-retrieval device than a multimedia workhorse, but if your workers are clamoring for tablets, and Mordac the Preventer is keeping Windows RT, iPads and Android tablets off your corporate network, then the Dell Latitude 10 is the one you want. If you want more power for multimedia and number crunching, then the Editors' Choice for Windows 8 slate tablets Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro is a better performance tablet, but its battery life is half that of the slim Latitude 10. As such, we award the Dell Latitude 10 with our first Editors' Choice for Business Windows 8 Slate Tablets for its IT-friendly features and true all-day battery life.
The Latitude 10 we received for testing costs Rs 35,990. That’s a lot cheaper than most hybrid Ultrabooks and tablets that come with keyboard docks, and is even quite a bit cheaper than some of the Windows RT tablets in the market as well as the 64 GB fourth-gen iPad. A variant with 3G costs Rs 41,990, and both can be had with Windows 8 Pro instead of Windows 8 for Rs 3,800 more. The aforementioned desktop dock costs Rs 10,000. You can pay Rs 1,300 extra at the time of purchase for a 4-cell 60 WHr battery instead of the standard 2-cell 30 WHr unit, and if you want a secondary 60 Whr battery at any time, it will cost Rs 3,600.
Dell Latitude 10 makes perfect sense for business users. But the tablet is also great for someone who wants a device for media consumption as well as to do work. We personally found this useful only in the desktop mode as the modern UI and the apps on Windows 8 are no match for the UI on Apple and Android tablets. The USB port makes things hassle-free. This is probably the only time that we did not bother using the micro-USB port on the tablet, as all copy-pasting work was done directly via the USB port. It is a boon for those who dread and downright hate the hurdles Apple iTunes makes you go through, or for that matter Windows Zune interface makes you go through. With the Latitude it is simple plug and play. Nothing can get any simpler.
Positive: Solid build quality; high-capacity battery; Wacom active pen support; 3G modem and GPS module; dock. Negative: Performance; quite expensive.
The Dell Latitude 10 features a full version of Windows 8, which appears to be the future for tablets. With a height of 16mm thick and a weight of 660 g, it might look futuristic. It is heavy compared to other similar devices, but it appears sturdy and has a great build quality. There is also room for extra ports. The design is once again practical. The black rubber around the back and sides make it comfortable to handle.
One of the most practical features of all is the replaceable battery. The Latitude 10 achieve an unbelievably battery life of above 9 hours during light use and video playback with the standard battery. With the optional four-cell battery, it even increases to 19 hours in the same scenario!
Unfortunately, the Latitude 10 does not have a high performance with is dual-core 1.8 GHz Intel Atom Z2760 processor. While Windows 8 runs smoothly enough, multitasking is slow and more demanding tasks are out of the question. But, it handles web browsing without problems and casual gamers will find it satisfactory as well. The touch screen is responsive and the amazing 10.1 inch IPS display with 1366 x 768 pixels resolution is a joy despite not being full HD. Wide viewing angles and rich, vibrant colors make it ideal for media consumption. Finally, the Latitude 10 is a great choice with good value for light users, especially with the full Windows 8 featured.


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A PLATFORM TO… is a limited edition book commissioned by ====\\DeRAIL Platform for Art + Architecture that features ====\\DeRAIL’s 2017 two public art commissions on the West Toronto Railpath. The book documents ====\\DeRAIL directors’ ongoing journey as emerging cultural producers to push the definition of public art, to critique and reshape current planning processes, and to identify new opportunities in public landscapes that go beyond the purely functional to create places (and experiences) that better reflect the life, identity and aspirations of a particular place.
In a commissioned essay by art curator/critic Rebecca Carbin and in a series of images by photographer/filmmaker Martin Reis, A PLATFORM TO… captures a unique moment in time to document the transformation of three decommissioned monitoring wells into a place for the public to PLAY, to REWIND, to PAUSE, to RECORD and to share new experiences. During 2017, ====\\DeRAIL invited two artists to consider the theme of pause along the West Toronto Railpath - to draw people into an experiment that would inspire new ways of understanding a familiar place beyond its usual functionality. Using the idea of pause as a critique on the singular A to B movement of the active mobility corridor, our program invited audiences to consider how we might think differently about our city and our shared public landscapes: to pause, to listen, to observe and to imagine new creative possibilities for the various nodes and niches along the West Toronto Railpath.
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(1) The scope of the individual services is based on the current service description in force at the time of placing the order.
(2) If no other agreement has been expressly reached, the provider shall also be entitled to instruct expert staff or third parties to provide the services incumbent upon him. If active co-operation is required on the customer’s part on another server, e.g. during the transfer of a web space package or other data stored on the provider’s servers, the customer shall provide such co-operation in accordance with the provider’s instructions and within the stipulated time.
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(5) Given that the customer is placing the order as a private customer (as defined by § 13 BGB), the following applies: The customer has to pay the provider an appropriate fee which equals the the ratio of the services already rendered in relation to the total services intially intended for the contract, up to the point when the customer informed the provider about the enactment of his right of revocation regarding the contract. This is true in particular for yearly costs of ordering Internet domains. The reason for this is that these Internet domains are ordered individually according to the customer’s wish from the responsible registry and such orders have to be paid by the provider for one year in advance. This is why advances rendered by the customer will be withheld, in general. Due to the installation and start of operation of the hosting services ordered by the customer (setup and configuration of the web space or server, the domain or the colocation space as well as the Internet uplink required, setup of upgrades, etc.), which the provider is contractually obligated to perform, the provider explicitly reserves the right to demand appropriate compensation for lost value if the costs for the services rendered by the provider in relation to the total services intended for the contract are not covered by advances made by the customer.
(6) Should the provider be commissioned by the customer to provide services that are over and above the duties and responsibilities detailed in these General Terms and Conditions and in the service description (e.g. software-configuration, correction of errors or problems etc., that were not caused by the provider) the provider shall be entitled to demand adequate remuneration. In this case, a standard payment of € 25.00 per 15 minute unit of work shall be agreed. The provider may vary from this payment for the benefit of the customer as he sees fit.
(7) The responsibility for backups of his data lies with the customer, not the provider.
(8) The provider shall be entitled to to increase fees up to once per quarter. Such an increase requires the agreement of the customer. The agreement of the customer shall be given if he does not dissent within 4 weeks after receipt of the message informing him about the change. The provider is obliged to inform the customer about the repercussions of not dissenting within 4 weeks. As long as the main obligation, i.e. the obligation of payment of the basic usage-independent monthly remuneration, is not concerned, the provider determins the remuneration according to equitable discretion.
(9) In case the value-added tax is increased, the provider shall be entitled to adjust the remuneration for goods and services, which are adduced or delivered within a continuing obligation, accordingly, starting at the point of time the value-added tax-change comes into effect.
(10) It is agreed that payments made by the customer will not be refunded regardless of their original purpose – except in the case of an effective revocation, but then by inclusion of § 1(5). In case the customer made a payment higher than the amount of fees being required until the end of the contract and the fees for ordered services until then, it is agreed that the balance will not forfeit. Instead of a refund, the balance will be used for the provision of other / new services which the customer can order from the provider at any time.
(1) The customer expressly assures that the provision and publication of web page content created either by himself and/or web pages created for him by the provider based on information provided by the customer neither infringes Bangladeshi law nor any other law applicable in the customer’s country of residence, in particular copyright, data protection and competition law. The provider reserves the right to remove any pages from storage on his server that appear to be of dubious content. The provider shall immediately inform the supplier about any intended deletion of pages. The same shall apply if the provider is requested by third parties to change or delete contents of web pages because they allegedly violate third party rights.
(2) The provider shall be entitled to delete any such web pages from hard disk storage on his web server if such pages are likely to infringe third party rights. He shall also be entitled to prevent access by third parties by taking any appropriate action. The provider undertakes to notify the customer immediately about any such measure. Should the customer be able to provide proof that there are no concerns regarding infringement of third party rights the provider shall make the web pages concerned available again to third parties. The customer hereby agrees to hold the provider harmless from any claims by third parties resulting from the content of materials on the customer’s website(s).
(3) The clauses 1 and 2 are also applicable for all other products offered by the provider which are suitable for publishing data, such as VPS or colocated servers.
(1) Should domain registration or domain hosting form part of the services offered to the customer, the provider shall act only in the capacity of mediator between the customer, DENIC, InterNIC or other domain registration authority. Agreements with such organisations have the sole purpose of governing the customer’s rights and obligations.
(2) The provider has no influence on the delegation of domain names. He therefore cannot warrant that the registered domain names are not subject to claims by third parties or that they are unique or permanent. This also applies to sub-domains allocated within the provider’s domain.
(3) If the customer should be requested by a third party to surrender a domain because it may infringe third party rights, he shall inform the provider immediately. In such cases the provider shall be entitled to surrender the Internet domain on behalf of the customer. The customer hereby agrees to hold the provider harmless from any claims by third parties resulting from disputes regarding inadmissible use of domain names.
(4) The customer hereby warrants to the provider that the address information (consisting of at least his name, address, telephone number and e-mail address) provided during registration or setting up a new account is correct and complete. Should this information change then the provider must be notified immediately in writing (letter, e-mail, fax). This and under certain conditions further information, will also be used for domains ordered by the customer from the provider.
(1) If the provision of e-mail addresses or e-mail services forms part of the services offered by the provider, the limitations set out in § 3 shall apply analogously to e-mail addresses provided for the customer. The provider reserves the right to delete the customers e-mail messages if they are not retrieved from the mail server within 4 weeks of receipt.
(2) If provision of access to public discussion forums (newsgroups) forms part of the services offered by the provider the time period over which public news is stored shall depend upon operational considerations of the provider.
(3) The provider shall not be responsible for the e-mail addresses he provides; their use and management is outside the control of the provider. In the case of misuse, the provider shall be entitled to suspend all or individual e-mail addresses. The customer shall be informed immediately about such measures.
(1) For webspace-packages, the following applies: The customer must ensure that his web site is designed such that the server is not excessively loaded, e.g. caused by CGI/PHP scripts requiring considerable computing power or above average memory usage. Excessive loading shall be defined as such usage of the aforementioned resources such that the operation of a Tomattos server is noticeably impaired or even crashes. Tomattos reserves the right to prohibit customers or third parties from accessing pages that do not comply with the aforementioned requirements.
(3) For game servers, the following applies: Clan Servers will be supplied by the provider solely with password protection, so that players can only connect to them and participate in ongoing games after typing in a password. This password set by the provider may never be removed by the customer. Moreover, the password may never be completely or in part nor in any other way which will make it guessable or restorable be published in the server name or elsewhere. The password is to be kept secret by the customer and may only be passed on within his clan or a comparable community – to each player individually. The customer has to make sure that players who receive the password strictly adhere to this paragraph.
(4) For game servers, the following applies: If the customer has ordered the upgrade “Tomattos branding” for his game server, the name of the server will be extended by an advertisement supplied by the provider (e.g. ‘by Tomattos.com’). This extension by the provider may never – also not in part – be removed by the customer.
(5) Should clause 1 to 4 be applicable, the provider reserves the right to immediately suspend the webspace package or server. This course of action will also be implemented should other sites stored on the server be affected by the customer’s site. The customer shall be informed about any such suspension.
(6) In case of such a suspension, solely the customer, not the provider shall be accountable for infringements of contracts. In any case the provider’s claim of payment of remuneration remains, for the entire contract period.
(1) The provider concedes complete and sole administration-rights on rented/colocated servers to the customer. Only the customer knows the individual administration-password of the server, not the provider. The provider is therefore unable to administrate the rented/colocated server. Hence the customer is solely and entirely responsible for administration and security of his servers, at his own expenses and risks. It is his duty to install necessary security-software and to inform himself constantly regarding security issues as well as to fix such by himself. Installation of maintenance software or other software does not absolve the customer from this duty.
(2) Should customers receive fixed IP-addresses, the provider reserves the right to change these when technical needs arise and to inform the customer about his new IP-address.
(3) If necessary and reasonable, the customer will assist at simple configuration changes, such as entering the login-data anew, or simple changes of his systems.
(4) It is the customer’s duty to configure his programs in such a way that they are restarted automatically when the hardware or the operating system is restarted.
(5) For game servers, the following applies: The provider concedes complete and sole administration-rights on the rented game server to the customer, within the limits of the functional range of the web interface supplied by the provider. The customer, however, does not receive complete root or SSH access for the used game host server. The startup parameters of the game server cannot be changed by the customer.
(1) The provider guarantees an annual mean 95%-availability of the physical connection of his webspace packages, dedicated, colocated, virtual servers and game servers. Exempted hereof are periods of time in which the servers are not reachable over the internet due to technical or other problems which do not lie within the provider’s sphere of influence (force majeure, faults of third parties or of the customer).
(2) The servers located in the datacenters of the provider are connected to the internet over a complex network infrastructure. Data traffic is routed over different active and passive network components (routers, switches, and other devices), which have a certain maximum data throughput. Therefore data throughput capacities can be limited for particular servers at particular points and not be equal to the maximum allowed data throughput of the respective switch-port. Unless otherwise agreed, the provider cannot give a guarantee for the amount of actually available bandwidth for individual servers, but makes available bandwidth depending on the technical capability of the datacenter, taking into account obligations towards other customers.
(3) Customers can use the servers of the provider or own colocated servers for an manageable amount of different applications and use various software programms to this purpose, at their own discretion. Because of this, millions of different configurations are possible. The sheer diversity of these option does not permit the provider to give guarantees for the utilizability and compatibility of servers for a certain purpose.
Except for the specifications made in the description of the offer, the provider cannot give guarantees for the actual resources available for individual webspace packages, VPS and game servers. Rather, the provider makes available resouces depending on technical possibilities, taking into account obligations towards other customers.
(1) The customer agrees that his personal data (basic data) and other information concerning use of the service (e.g. time, number and duration of connections, access passwords, uploads and downloads) may be stored by the provider during the period of the agreement should this be necessary for fulfilling the purpose of the contract, particularly for invoicing. The customer agrees to the storage of data. The provider may also processes and utilise such personal data that has been collected for the purpose of advising his customers, for advertising and market research for his own purposes and for structuring his telecommunication services in accordance with requirements. The customer shall be entitled to object to such use of his personal data.
(2) Upon request by the customer the provider undertakes at any time and at no charge to provide full access to stored personal data pertaining to the customer. The provider shall not disclose this data or any of the customer’s personal messages to third parties unless he is legally required to do so, in particular to government bodies or should this be required by internationally recognised technical standards.
(3) The provider expressly points out that the protection of data privacy for data transmission across open networks such as the Internet cannot be fully guaranteed with current technology. The customer acknowledges and accepts that the provider is entitled at any time to view the websites stored on his server and, under certain conditions, any of the customer’s data stored there if technical requirements so dictate. Other unauthorised Internet users may also be technically able to interfere with network security and control the flow of messages.
The customer warrants that all information he has given to Tomattos is correct and complete. Upon request the customer agrees to immediately inform Tomattos of any changes and to reconfirm that the data is currently correct within 7 days of receiving any such request.
– and if the customer provides his own name server, the IP addresses of the primary and secondary name servers including the names of these servers.
(4) The clauses in § 8 do not affect § 16(4).
The provider shall be liable for any damages caused by him or factors, servants and assignees through gross negligence or intent. In cases of violation of essential contractual obligations and slight negligence which lead to financial losses liability shall be limited to a liability insurance procured by the provider (with regard to the amount of liability) and to predictable, imminent losses (with regard to the type of liability).The limitations of liability stated above do not concern claims of the customer regarding product liability and especially do not apply for damage caused to the customer’s health (or loss of life) attributable to the provider. Otherwise, liability is excluded.
The customer indemnifies the provider against all possible third party claims arising from any illegal action by the customer or from errors in the information provided by the latter. This applies in particular to copyright, data protection and competition law violations. Tomattos shall not be obliged to check the customer’s websites for possible legal violations.
(1) Applicable law is that of the The Peoples Republic of Bangladesh.
(2) Any dispute resulting from this agreement shall be referred solely to a court of competent jurisdiction at the place of business of the provider.
(2) In the case of incorrect direct debits/credit card debits (possibly caused by an overdrawn account, incorrect account data etc.) additional bank charges and increased administrative costs will arise for the provider. The provider will therefore charge a flat fee of € 15.00 for an incorrect direct debit and a flat fee of € 30.00 for an incorrect credit card debit.
(3) In the case of a failed debit collection, the provider may immediately claim default interest fixed by law. Additionally, the provider shall be entitled to discontinue the service contract until payment is made. The provider shall be entitled to suspend the contract and reallocate the rented capacities. Data loss cannot be ruled out in this case. A one-time-fee of € 30.00 is computed by the provider when re-activating the service for the customer.
In the case of a non-payment until the second date mentioned in the demand note an additional fee of € 58.00 is computed for mandating a lawyer.
(4) The provisions set out in paragraph 3 shall also apply in the case of non-payment if the customer has selected the payment option “bank transfer”, “PayPal”, “Skrill”, “Western Union” or a similar, comparable payment option. Delay of payment is the case when, at the first of a given month, the services of the provider have not been prepaid for the entire month.
(5) In case of NGO/NPO offers there is no refund or credit back. Any claim of such refubd or credit back will be not entertained. In additional lawyer charges may applicable in case of any legal procedure needed to perform.
(6) In case of custom quoted servers, the non-refund and no credit back will applicable too.
(7) Payment Policy Page terms will be also applicable except special cases.
The customer thus agrees to comply with the corresponding provisions and is responsible for observing them correctly.
These provisions may result in only having restricted or even not having the possibility to use otherwise purchased licenses of the customer with the servers of the provider. The provider will supply a license for all customer orders of Microsoft software products considering the Microsoft Service Provider License Agreement. This license allows the monthly use of the Microsoft software product on the server and limits its utilization permission with regard to some aspects. The customer particularly must not use Microsoft products which require additional or other licenses according to SPUR. The customer is obligated to comply with all these provisions on his own and is liable for violations against this usage policy to the provider and Microsoft.
(1) The provider is obliged to enable a connection to the internet and a storing position for the server according to the respective product description.
(2) The provider does not provide any guarantee for hardware damage which can result, for example, from transport to the datacenter, back to the customer or during going concern.
(3) The provider grants the customer access to his server-system during the office-times published on the homepage of the provider in order to allow the customer to work on the server-system. This requires, however, a written request which has to be addressed to the support-department of the provider, at least 48 hours in advance. To access the server-system, the ID Card of the customer or a statement of authority signed by the customer is necessary. During the customer’s presence in the datacenter, the provider has to fulfill various duties of supervision and control. Since this requires the attendance of the provider’s personnel, costs of € 50.00 per started hour incur. With prior agreement, the provider can abstain from this at his sole discretion. If the appointment is not kept, the customer has to cancel it at least 2 hours in advance (if during office hours) or at least 12 hours in advance (if outside of office hours). If there is no cancellation within the stated time periods and the appointment is not kept, the customer will be billed for € 30.00.
(4) Reboots are provided for free by the provider at the customer’s request unless stated otherwise in the product description and unless the amount of reboots per month does not create disproportional effort.
(5) Other technical support services are not included with the offer. If the help of a technician is required, costs of € 25.00 per started 15 minutes incur.
– In case of an outage / non-availability of electricity, UPS or air conditioning, the provider will immediately, at the latest during the next working day, undertake all measures necessary to restore going concern.
(7) Claims resulting from operational outage of peripherals (air conditioning, electricity) can only be asserted in case of violation of the guarantees mentioned in clause 6 up to the monthly amount for the colocated server and only if the outage has been lasting for over 72 hours (continuously, without breaks). If financial losses are claimed, these have to be substantiated and will be redeemed after verification up to an amout of € 500.00.
In case of an bandwidth-outage such claims are only valid if the guarantees regarding bandwidth made in § 7 clause 1 are undercut.
(8) The provider does not assume liability for damage or loss of data.
(9) The customer is responsible that the colocated equipment is flawless so that no negative impact for other devices can emanate from it.
(10) The customer is liable for possible damages emanating from the server and is responsible for an adequate insurance.
(11) If the provider informs the customer immediately, at least one month in advance, that he has decided to move to a different location, each party has a special cancellation right and can cancel the performances specified in this contract that are provided in the location which will change using written form. The cancellation will come into effect on the day the location is about to change. Given that the provider has informed the customer accordingly and neither party has made use of their special cancellation right, the contract continues unchanged at the new location. This clause does not come into effect if the reason for the change of the location is an instant dismissal of the rental agreement between the provider and his lessor. In this case, only clause 12 applies.
(12) The customer is aware of the fact that the provider himself has to rent the datafloor. If this contract concerns the housing and bandwidth provided in the datacenter, the contract concerning this performance ends automatically at the point of time when the rental agreement between the provider and his lessor ends by means of an instant dismissal and the provider has been unable to find a suitable new location. The provider will inform the customer immediately. Other agreements remain untouched.
(13) If the server of the customer needs more electricity or space than specified in the rented offer, additional housing-modules need to be rented – when only noticed later, this change will be retroactive. The number and price of the required additional modules is specified on the homepage of the provider.
– The customer is informed immediately about such a change.
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So, a new thread, dedicated to the question whether Lechmere is the best suspect we know of so far, from a geographical point of view. It sorts under Lechmere, so that there needs to be no talk of hijacking and resentment. Let´s hope it keeps everybody happy!
How do we know they're non-starters? The Ripper could be right there among them, staring us in the face; I doubt it, statistically, but you never know.
Here we have a classic example of not only moving the goalposts, but instead building a new goal. I of course never said that the men commented on could not be the Ripper. Nor was it ever the issue here. The issue was - and remains, believe me - whether any of the men was recorded as having been present on any of the murder sites or if they were recorded as having had reason to be so. And in that category, they are all 100 per cent non-starters.
Once we keep to the subject, we will get this correct, once we disrespect that simple rule, we won´t. Once we aim to disrespect the rule, we are not fit to plead.
Does it apply that they were either found at one or all of the murder sites? Or that they had reason to visit all the sites?
These people lived in the middle of Whitechapel, for God's sake!!! They don't need any of us to make up reasons for their being there, because they were there already - and not just them, either, but thousands upon thousands of other local males who weren't maniacs/lunatics.
Here, Gareth returns to his "for God´s sake" routine, employed before in this errand.
Of course, these men would not need any reason at all to be on the murder sites. I agree with that 100 per cent - but it has not a iot to do with the question asked.
Of course, these men could - each and every one of them - be the Ripper. I agree with that too - but the same applies, it has nothing at all to do with the question asked.
The question asked was whether they were recorded to have been present at any or all of the sites or whether they were recorded to have a reason to be there at the relevant removes in time.
What Gareth is desperately trying to do is to nullify the importance of this factor. I, on the other hand, am doing the same thing as the police always does in a murder investigation: I ask about who were present at the murder sites and/or had reason to be at the sites at the relevant hours. And I do that because it is the most important question of all to establish when trying to catch the killer - before we can put a person on the spot or prove that this person had a likely reason to be on the spot, we cannot convict anybody of a crime committed on that spot.
So far from spreading the idea that it does not matter whether a person/suspect was at one or more of the murder sites or had a recorded reason to be there, we must instead accept that of all the factors in a murder hunt, this is the perhaps most crucial one of them all.
If we pick one of Gareths suspects (let´s say it was a woman, and let´s call her Miss Leading), we must be acutely aware that before any charges can be brought against her in the Ripper errand, we MUST show that she had opportunity to kill at the sites and times recorded.
Conclusion: When we look for the Ripper, any suspect or suggested suspect that cannot be shown to have been at the spots or have had reason to be so is automatically a less good suspect than any other person who CAN be shown to have been at the spots or have had reason to be so, all other parameters unconsidered.
In Ripperology, there is an ongoing hunt for this information. Anybody who has a suspect will prioritize it. That is why we heard all those hoorays when Kosminski was (tenuously) tied to Providence Street, that is why Bury´s suggested visits to a Whitechapel pub is so much discussed and why those who opt for him are not happy about the pub owner not owning up to it, that is why Francis Thompson´s staying close to Dorset Street for a period of time is the holy Graal for him as a suspect - and conversely, that is why Sickert´s journey to Dieppe is such a sour apple for the Cornwellians.
This has never been a matter that has been up for discussion. Never. It goes without saying. It is a cornerstone of any justice system and the foremost tool for the police investigations.
Robert Black could laugh at the police until they checked his petrol receipts, potentially putting him in place on the abduction sites. Mind you, the receipts did not prove as such that he abducted the girls - but they DID prove beyond doubt that he was there.
And guess what? That was enough to send him down for life. It was considered proof beyond doubt.
That is how strong this kind of evidence is.
Now Gareth is fighting a battle in order to deny that it is in any way important evidence at all, claiming that it does not mean that Charles Lechmere is any better a suspect than anyone who lived in Whitechapel. On the contrary, he is a WORSE suspect. Not because he was not there, because we KNOW that he was. But because his home address was some minutes away! So that makes him an unlikely killer!
Yeah - just like how anybody living in the villages where Robert Black abducted young girls were MORE likely than Black to be the perpetrator, because he did not actually live there.
"For God´s sake", Gareth? Really? God is supposed to stand on the side of the judicial system. He is not supposed to go along with the kind of antics you are engaging in right now. Surely, he has better things to do?
Last edited by Fisherman; 11-09-2018, 12:00 AM.
Not often one sees a thread starting in such a personal fashion. I'm impressed!
All credit to you, Gareth - normally, a thread like this does not have to be created. It is only when somebody throws all logic and empirical knowledge overboard and cries "For God´s sake, I am correct in doing so!" that the need arises.
Once you admit the importance of having been present at a murder site or having had reason to do so at the relevant hours, this thread will not be necessary any longer - as indeed it should never have been in the first place.
If we have a murder in London, and if we choose two men as suspects, one living in Equatorial Guinea and one in Britain, it is obvious that the former has a clear drawback as a suspect. If you are not even in the country, you are an unlikely killer there.
So far, so good - and this is the basic principle that Gareth is rooting for, unless I am misunderstanding him.
If we move on, and theorize about a murder committed in London, where the suspects chosen is a Londoner and a Glaswegian, it´s much the same - living in Glasgow will make you a worse suspect. But not as weak a suspect as the guy from Equatorial Guinea!
Next: If the murder we are looking at is committed in Battersea and the suspects we deal with live in Chelsea and Bow, resepctively, then the Bow man IS further afield than the Chelsea suspect. But by now, the borders are getting a lot more blurred: The Bow man may certainly be the killer, because he is not vary far away. The Chelsea man is however closer, and has a slight edge.
And so we arrive at the last example: What if somebody is killed in Whitechapel and the suspects come from Bethnal Green and Whitechapel itself?
Well, let´s begin by realizing that depending on WHERE in Bethnal Green and Whitechapel the suspects live, the Bethnal Green man may actually have lived closer to the murder site of the two. So here, the model of "furthest away, unlikeliest killer" has lost traction almost totally.
Now, all of this works from totally basic angle: We have added no other information than the places of residence for our suspects and the rough place of the murders.
Now, let´s add one more parameter. Let´s say that we don´t know where the Whitechapel man were on the murder day. We only know where he lived, but not where he actually was - he could have been in Croydon for all we know.
Let´s say that the same goes for the man from Bethnal Green, the Glaswegian, the Londoner and the Brit from the examples - we have no idea where they were at the time of the murder.
But let´s assume that the guy from Equatorial Guinea was actually found at the murder site, alone with the victim, claiming to have only just arrived there and noticed the body when another man surfaced.
Given these parameters, surely it is almost a certainty that the man from Equatorial Guinea could not possibly be as good a suspect as the other men, who we know all had home addresses closer to the murder spot than he did?
There is somebody suggesting that this holds true. I am saying the contrary: once a person is tied to a murder spot or can be shown to have had a reason to be at that spot at the relevant hour to have been the killer, then that person is a better suspect than anybody with a home address close to the murder spot and no evidence at all pointing to being involved in the murder or having been close to the spot of the deed.
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I am being logical and empirical.
No. You are being wrong and persisting that you are right. Once you try a logical and empirical answer to post 4 above, you will see why. It should be interesting enough.
Last edited by Fisherman; 11-09-2018, 01:33 AM.
Considering the Ripper murders were quite cold and almost calculating, if some one is going to murder in the fashion that the Ripper did, it is probably likely that the suspect is close to home. If all the victims were found lying in the street, the man from Equatorial Guinea could be responsible, but he is more unlikely to go to a dark place, or into closes and behind houses he does not know- a street with lighting would be safer for him. So since Annie was killed behind homes in a back close, Elizabeth was killed up a dark alley and Mary Jane was killed indoors, the Person responsible for these murders had no fear of where they were going to kill- as long as they were not caught and they knew the area. So I still think we are looking for someone local who is very familiar and feels safe in Whitechaple.
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The one thing to keep in mind is the example I provided: If the man from Equatorial Guinea is found alone at the murder site with the freshly killed victim, then how can he NOT be a better suspect than anyone with a home address in the vicinity of the murder, but whose whereabouts at the time of the murder are totally unknown?
That, and that only, is the question asked, so let´s not muddle things here.
If the police were doing their job correctly, then the man responsible for the murder would be arrested and charged no matter where he came from. Ok no DNA and CCTV back in 1888, but certainly in today's techno world. So I would say that in 1888 the Police were satisfied that those found at the body were just on their way to work and that was that. Perhaps the police did keep notes and if something came up again regarding those tow witnesses, then the police would have more to go on.
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That´s another answer to a question nobody has asked. Why is it so hard to answer the one that WAS asked: If the man from Equatorial Guinea is found alone at the murder site with the freshly killed victim, then how can he NOT be a better suspect than anyone with a home address in the vicinity of the murder, but whose whereabouts at the time of the murder are totally unknown?
Cross's whereabouts are totally unknown for all the other murders.
But NOT for the Bucks Row murder! He was effectively there at the exact time of the murder, and his working route will have been traversing the Spitalfields area inbetween Hanbury Street and Old Montague Street. It is the only logical option unless he was intent on adding a lot of time to his trek.
Similarly, it is logical to suggest that he did this trek Monday-Saturday, the way working people ordinarily did.
Accordingly, he is tied to the Bucks Row murder site and his logical routes and timings are in line with the rest of the Spitalfields murders too.
And that puts him waaaayyyyyyyyy ahead of any random resident of Whitechapel where we can NOT tell where he or she was at the relevant hours, or show any logical reason to have passed by George Yard, 29 Hanbury Street and Dorset Street at the relevant hours, the way we can do for Lechmere.
Can you tell me, Gareth: Why are we even discussing such a self-evident matter?
Last edited by Fisherman; 11-09-2018, 04:24 AM.
. Conclusion: When we look for the Ripper, any suspect or suggested suspect that cannot be shown to have been at the spots or have had reason to be so is automatically a less good suspect than any other person who CAN be shown to have been at the spots or have had reason to be so, all other parameters unconsidered.
1. If, for example, Lechmere can be shown to have walked along Berner Street for some reason at some time near to the murders and yet some other suspect can only be shown to have walked along the adjacent street this would not make Lechmere a better suspect. It would have no effect at all on any judgment.
2. Are we to believe that serial killers only murder on spots that hold significance to them, leaving a convenient clue for investigators?
4. All that can be said is that Lechmere was a local and so would fit the ‘local knowledge’ criteria for being the killer - as far as I know no one has ever denied this obvious fact.
Herlock Sholmes: This is arrant nonsense.
No, it is not. It is denying the obvious fact that having been placed at a murder site at the relevant hours points more to guilt than having yur residence nearby that is nonsense, and I can easily prove my point.
That is wrong, of course. The person placed in the actual murder street will always be a likelier bid than anyone walking adjacent streets. The further away from a murder spot you are, the less likely you are to be the culprit, and that holds true regardless of the distances involved.
Of course, in your example BOTH men can be the killer, no qualms. But stating that distance is not relevant is committing intellectual suicide.
I don´t really care what you believe, but I can assure you that nobody has ever suggested such a thing, making the question totally redundant. What I say is that serial killers will often kill in comfort zones, and since there never was a comfort zone that could not in retrospect be tied to the perpetrator, we can easily see that killers do offer up clues to their geography.
Yes, it would definitively have helped him in that sense. Any person who cannot explain his presence close to a crime site is automatically in a worse situation than any person who can provide such a reason. In the case you propose, rest assured that the police would check out if the information added up. They would check if his mother DID live nearby, and if he had said that she was expecting him, they would try and confirm that too. Frankly, it is kind of baffling if you cannot see how such a basic matter works.
All that can be said about a man found alone at a freshly killed victims´ side is that he was a local?
You don´t. Or is that another one of those insults I repeatedly subject you to? If so, that was not my meaning. I am simply calling things by their correct names, no insult intended.
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