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LocalHalo Privacy Policy
Welcome to LocalHalo! We invite you to read this privacy policy, which explains our privacy practices and how we treat your information. It describes the types of information collected and created in connection with your use of LocalHalo, how and why we use such information, who we share it with and your legal rights. Unless indicated otherwise, this privacy policy ("Policy") applies to all our website, domains, apps, products, services and features (the "Services").
For residents of the EU, please note that this Policy has been updated in accordance with the requirements of EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). For residents of the US, by visiting, joining, or using LocalHalo, or otherwise indicating that you agree to this Policy, you consent to and authorise our using your personal information as described in this Policy.
When you use LocalHalo there are also expectations for how you must respect and protect the privacy of other members. These are spelt out in our Member Agreement. Please read it. Violating these rules or other aspects of the LocalHalo Member Agreement may lead to a loss of account privileges, potentially including a permanent ban from LocalHalo.
1.0 Who or what is LocalHalo?
LocalHalo is the private social network for neighbourhoods; we hope that neighbours everywhere will use the LocalHalo platform to build stronger and safer neighbourhoods around the world.
We use "LocalHalo" here to refer to the LocalHalo websites and our iOS and Android apps (also referred to as our Services) that provide you with access to that platform. We also use "LocalHalo", "we", "us" and "our" to refer to the companies operating our Services.
2.0 Who provides the Services and controls my information?
If you live in the EU, LocalHalo is operated and provided to you by NAY PROTECT LTD, a UK company. For the purposes of EU data protection law, NAY PROTECT LTD is also your data controller.
If you change your place of residence, your information will be dealt with as specified above, according to your new residence from the date on which your place of residence changes.
Our legal bases for collecting, using, sharing and otherwise processing your information
LocalHalo relies on a number of legal bases to collect, use, share, and otherwise process the information we have about you for the purposes described in this Policy. These legal bases include:
- as is necessary to perform the Member Agreement and to provide the Services;
- where you have consented to the processing, which you may revoke at any time;
- for LocalHalo to comply with a legal obligation, a court order, or to exercise and defend legal claims;
- when necessary to protect your vital interests, or those of others;
- where you have made the information manifestly public;
- where necessary in the public interest; and
- where necessary for the purposes of LocalHalo's or a third party's legitimate interests, such as those of visitors, members or partners.
3.0 Our legitimate interests
We process your information in furtherance of the following legitimate interests:
- Keeping the Services safe and secure: We use your information as it is necessary to pursue our and our members' legitimate interests in ensuring LocalHalo is secure, such as by implementing and enhancing security measures and protections, protecting against fraud, spam and abuse, and enforcing our Member Agreement.
- Providing, improving and developing the Services: We use your information to provide the Services, including any personalised services. We do so as it is necessary to pursue our legitimate interests of providing an innovative and tailored offering to our members on a sustained basis.
4.0 Information we collect
When we provide the Services, we collect or receive information in several different ways. In many cases you choose what information to provide, although some information is required in order to use LocalHalo and for us to provide the Services. We use this information for the purposes that are described further below.
Note that not all LocalHalo account types and features are available in all locations, so some of the examples below may not apply where you live.
4.1 From you, or with your permission. We collect a variety of information from you when you provide it to us directly, when we request it from you, or when you give us permission to get it from a third party source. We provide some examples of these below:
- When you register for LocalHalo, you provide your name, address, phone number, profile photo, email address, phone number and similar information.
- If you decide to invite new members to join LocalHalo, you can choose to share their residential or email address or phone number with us, or share your contacts with us, so we can send an invitation and follow-up reminders on your behalf.
- If you want to join LocalHalo but we don't yet have service for your neighbourhood, you can choose to give us your contact information and ask us to notify you when we do.
- If you use Facebook log in to LocalHalo (or later connect your accounts for example uploading your profile photo), you authorise Facebook to share your personal information with us, including your name and email address.
- If you want to help your neighbours and LocalHalo get to know you better, you may share information about yourself in your profile — your interests, skills, or even what you love about your neighbourhood.
- If you want to connect and communicate with neighbours about specific interests, you may share information about your interests.
- If you want to communicate with your neighbours and share Content (as defined in our member agreement), you might post something on LocalHalo.
- If you want to allow us to show you where you are on your neighbourhood map, to tag your posts, photos and events by location, to verify your address (where available), you can share this in your settings.
- If you contact us with a support request or comments, you provide us with your contact information and a description of the issue so we can respond.
4.2 From your browser and device. Like nearly every other online service, we automatically collect technical information created when you visit or use LocalHalo or read a message from us. We collect information from your browser, computer, or mobile device, which provide us with technical information when you use LocalHalo as a visitor or member, including:
- Device data which tells us about the device you're using: what type and model it is, its operating system and version, its unique identifier, crash data (if applicable), and what settings you've enabled. Your device and software settings affect what information your device makes available to us.
- Log data which is automatically recorded by our servers based on data sent by your app or browser. This typically includes the date and time you visited, the browser or app version you used (and its settings), the URLs you came from and go to, your IP address and protocol, and how you used LocalHalo (for example, which links you clicked on).
- Cookie data which comes from "cookies" (small data files stored on your computer or mobile device) and similar technologies. Cookie data helps us recognise you, remember your preferences, and learn more about you; some, but not all, cookie data is associated with your LocalHalo account. You can configure your browser to reject cookies, but doing so will prevent you from logging into our website. To learn more about our use of cookies, web beacons, and similar technologies, click here to read our Cookie policy
4.3 From third parties and public sources. We engage third parties service providers and partners to provide us with information, and we also use publicly-available sources, such as:
- Vendors provide us with map information in order to create and launch new neighbourhoods.
- Advertisers may provide us with information about their users or customers to personalise advertising or measure the performance of their advertisements.
- Public sources, such as census data, street addresses, property lot maps, and postal address change information, provide us with information which helps us understand our members and potential areas for expansion.
- Vendors may provide information about members for advertising analytics, personalisation, and measurement purposes.
5.0 How we use your information
We use the information we have to help us provide, operate, improve, understand, customise, support, and market our Services.
5.1 Establishing and developing neighbourhoods. We use information to identify and invite potential new members, and to set up new LocalHalo neighbourhoods. For example, we use the information we have to identify new members and, if you ask us to, send invitations and reminders on your behalf, send direct-mail invitations, invite your Facebook friends, or notify you when we start offering the Services to your neighbourhood.
5.2 Setting you up on LocalHalo. In order to enable us to operate and provide the Services, we use information to get you started on LocalHalo.
- For residential members, we verify that you live at the address you gave us through a combination of your address and a second factor, such as a code we provide you, the address associated with your credit card or social security number (where permitted by law), manual verification by the member who invited you or by a Lead, or geo-verification if you are offered and choose that option.
- If you sign up via Facebook or connect your accounts, we use your Facebook information to automatically create your LocalHalo account, populate your profile, and request a password, so you can log into LocalHalo in the future without connecting through Facebook.
- Once you register, your personal information is used to populate your profile.
5.3 Provide and improve the Services. We use information to operate LocalHalo and to improve our products and features:
- To highlight popular neighbourhood topics or resources on a neighbourhood's public home page or an organisation's public page.
- To select top posts in an area and to deliver and tailor your newsfeed.
- To help support businesses recommended by LocalHalo members.
- To understand the aggregate and anonymised trends, usage statistics, and demographic data of the members and neighbourhoods we serve.
- To respond to your support requests and comments.
- To test and evaluate potential new products and features on LocalHalo.
- To diagnose and resolve problems, analyse trends, and monitor aggregate usage and resource needs.
- For our own marketing activities, such as carrying out analysis to create statistics on and insights into the use of our Services.
5.4 Advertising. We use information to provide and improve advertisements and other commercial offerings:
- To measure whether an advertisement was interesting to members.
- To measure whether an advertisement was effective for the advertiser.
- To help personalise advertisements based on what we think will be of interest to you.
6.0 Your Choices
You have controls over what and how your information is shared and used. We delineate here, the choices you have regarding the sharing and visibility of profile information, location information; as well as your choices about communications, invitations and reminders; how and when your Content is shared; and moving, deactivating and deleting your LocalHalo account.
7.0 Your Rights
You benefit from a number of rights in relation to your information that we process. While some of these rights apply generally, certain rights apply only in certain limited cases. We describe these rights below.
In certain cases, such as for access to, rectification or deletion of your information, please be sure to read the options you have under 'Your Choices' section above.
7.1 Access and Porting. You can access much of your LocalHalo information by logging into your LocalHalo account. For EU member accounts, if you require additional access or if you are not currently a LocalHalo member, email us at email@example.com to request a copy of your LocalHalo information. Where legally required, we will provide your information in an easily accessible format and assist in transferring some of this information to third parties.
7.2 Rectify, Restrict, Limit, Delete. You can also rectify, restrict, limit or delete much of your LocalHalo information by logging into your LocalHalo account. If you cannot do this, or you do not have a LocalHalo account, please email us. As described above in 'Your Choices', you have a number of options to rectify, restrict, limit or delete your information, including your LocalHalo account.
7.3 Object. If we process your information based on our legitimate interests explained above, or in the public interest and you have an EU member account, you can object to this processing in certain circumstances. In such cases, we will cease processing your information unless we have compelling legitimate grounds to continue processing or where it is needed for legal reasons. Where we use your data for direct marketing, you can always object using the unsubscribe link in such communications, changing your account settings or, if you do not have an account, by emailing us.
7.4 Revoke consent. Where you have previously provided your consent, you have the right to withdraw your consent to the processing of your information at any time. For example, you can withdraw your consent to email marketing by using the unsubscribe link in such communications or by changing your account settings. You can also revoke any consent you have provided to us for our collection of your geolocation information by changing the setting on your mobile device. If you withdraw your consent to the use of your information for purposes set out in this Policy, you may not have access to all (or any) of our Services and we might not be able to provide you all (or any) of the Services under this Privacy Policy and our Member Agreement. In certain cases, we may continue to process your information after you have withdrawn consent if we have a legal basis to do so or if your withdrawal of consent was limited to certain processing activities.
7.5 Complain. If you have an EU member account and wish to raise a concern about our use of your information (and without prejudice to any other rights you may have), you have the right to do so with your local supervisory authority or LocalHalo's lead supervisory authority, the UK Information Commissioner's Office.
8.0 Sharing information with third parties
We share information with service providers, affiliates, partners, and other third parties where it is necessary to perform the Member Agreement, to provide the Services, or for any other purposes described in the Policy.
8.1 Sharing Content with neighbours. LocalHalo is a platform for neighbours to share helpful information with each other. To that end, we make the Content you post on LocalHalo, such as posts, replies, messages, and profile information, available to other LocalHalo members based on the preferences in your settings, the preferences on the Content you provide, and as described in this Policy.
8.2 Publicly-available Content. In limited circumstances (for example to highlight popular neighbourhood resources or topics on the neighbourhood's home page), we may make short snippets of Content available, without your name or other identifying information, to the public (meaning non-members and search engines).
8.3 Marketing and spam. We know that you do not want spam or marketing calls from third parties, so we will never sell or rent your contact information to third parties, and we won't share it with a third party unless we have your authorisation.
8.4 Advertising. You always have a choice as to whether or how you interact with an advertisement (for example, by replying or "thanking" them or by clicking to learn more about an offer). If you reply to an advertisement or other offer, we may share your reply with the advertiser, and we may log your interaction as part of tracking the overall effectiveness of the advertisement. Our systems are not currently configured to accept browsers' "Do Not Track" signals, as no industry-wide standard for handling them has been adopted.
8.5 Third party service providers. We may share your personal information to help us operate, provide, improve, understand, customise, support, and market our Services. These third parties are contractually required to use it only to provide their service to us, and contractually barred from using it for their own purposes. (For example, we use a company to help test and analyse the performance of our website and mobile applications.)
8.6 Business re-organisation. In instances where the business is subject to a re-organisation, such as a merger or acquisition of some or all of its assets, we may, in accordance with our legitimate interests, need to share information in the course of the transaction. In such circumstances, your information may be disclosed, where permitted by applicable law, in connection with a corporate restructuring, sale, or assignment of assets, merger, or other changes of control or financial status of LocalHalo.
8.7 Legal and safety reasons. We may retain, preserve, or share your personal information if we have a good-faith belief that it is reasonably necessary to (a) respond, based on applicable law, to a legal request (e.g., a subpoena, search warrant, court order, or other request from government or law enforcement); (b) detect, investigate, prevent, and address fraud and other illegal activity, security, or technical issues; (c) protect our rights, property, or safety; (d) enforce our Member Agreement or any other agreements we have with you; (e) prevent physical injury or other harm to any person or entity, including yourself and members of the general public. Our legal team reviews every request received from law enforcement, and we frequently seek modifications of requests that we believe are procedurally flawed or too broad.
8.8 Aggregated information. We share some aggregated information about our neighbourhoods with government agency members and other organisational members, such as statistics about neighbourhood activity and size. Because of the special role played by government agency accounts, we may provide agency accounts with limited identifying personal information (first name and last initial) for neighbourhood Leads, so that the agency can communicate directly with them.
We may also share aggregated or de-identified information with companies we do business with, including our advertisers as well as government agency members or other organisational members.
9.0 Data retention
We may retain your information in our server logs, our databases and our records for as long as necessary in light of the purposes set out in this Policy, subject to any legal obligations to further retain such information. We may retain your verification-related information for a reasonable period of time, even if you do not complete all verification steps, to assist with future verifications and to prevent abuse of our verification processes. If you decide not to verify the account and would like us to delete the verification information you provided, your can do it here or contact us.
10.0 Additional information
10.1 Account Security. LocalHalo uses technical and organisational measures intended to keep your data secure, including using https on our web pages to reduce the risk of unauthorised interception of your communications during your visits to the website. However, the internet is not a fully secure environment and we cannot guarantee that your personal information won't be intercepted or improperly accessed. Please ensure that you keep your password and auth tokens safe and do not share it with anyone.
10.2 Other Services and Websites. In using LocalHalo, you may come across links to websites and services operated by third parties (for example, if a member shares a link to a video on YouTube or if an advertiser provides a link to a contest or sweepstakes). These third parties have their own privacy policies, which will apply to your activity if you click on the link and access their website or service. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for such external sites' privacy and security practices.
10.3 Amendments to the Policy
From time to time we may make changes to this Policy, so please review it periodically. If we materially change our Policy, we will take steps to notify you in advance of the change, for example by emailing you or by posting a notice in your neighbourhood feed. The most up-to-date version of the Policy is available here.
11.0 Contact Us
NAY PROTECT LTD Contact Information
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Our Data Protection Officer can be contacted at email@example.com.
Last updated: 2nd April, 2019.


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It's just not enough. That's what local non-profit and community assistance programmers are saying about the first dental fee guide to come out in Alberta since 1997.
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Rachel Currie, 17, knows all too well the side effects of cannabis. She started smoking at age 12, and didn't realize she was headed for trouble.
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Mackenzie Burge walks into the dimly lit cafe in Calgary's East Village with her long blonde hair in a high ponytail, hiding under a puffy black winter jacket. She stands in the entrance distracted by a phone conversation before hanging up as she walks over, apologizing profusely even though she isn't late. There isn't a stitch of makeup on her face, but the 23-year-old looks flawless with long dark lashes, plump lips and perfectly shaped eyebrows.
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Adam Ward had tried to quit smoking before, but it wasn't until he tried vaping that it finally stuck. Now he's trying to help others do the same through his own two vape shops in south Calgary.
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I used the Stamp of the Month for September from CTMH, and cased a layout from the CTMH catalog for today's card. It didn't turn out quite like I had hoped, and I had to "fix" some things, but it's done!
The organdy ribbon is rainbow colored, and I chose a piece that had complimentary colors in it. The tangerine flowers are cut out and held like a little nosegay by the twill.
Thanks for stopping by today! I appreciate every one of my readers!
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My friend Brian approached me about putting together, with him, a solid reading regimen. Something less haphazard than the usual strategy we share. We cycled through various ideas, but finally settled on embarking on a literary world tour.
We're starting East and moving West, and our first stop is Japan. Here are some authors and titles I've read, am reading, or am hoping to read:
Murasaki Shikibu – Tale of Genji
Natsume Soseki – (no titles chosen)
Ryunosuke Akutagawa – Rashoman & Other Stories*
Hell Screen; Cogwheels; A Fool's Life*
Kenzaburo Oe – Somersault
Haruki Murakami – Norwegian Wood
The Elephant Vanishes: Stories*
Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman*
After Dark
Kenzaburo Oe – Hiroshima Notes
John Hersey – Hiroshima
If you have any suggestions, shoot them my way. If you have any suggestions about any countries/regions, shoot them my way. After Japan comes Russia, then China, then somewhere else.
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Wheaton church to present Robert Ray's Gospel Mass May 20May 14, 2018 5:55 PM - Dedicating a Sunday in May to sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ through music is a long-standing tradition at Wheaton's Gary United Methodist Church. On May 20, the church's Festival Choir, along with an ensemble of jazz gospel musicians, will present Robert Ray's "Gospel Mass."
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LOVE Island's Kem Cetinay awkwardly dodged questions about Sherif Lanre's axing from the ITV2 series during his appearance on This Morning.
The 23-year-old reality star, who won the third series with then girlfriend Amber Davies, chatted about the latest drama from the Villa alongside Montana Brown, 23, on today's daytime stalwart.
And while Montana was happy to take the lead discussing the speculation surrounding Sherif's removal, the Dancing On Ice star stayed silent and looked on awkwardly.
He briefly chimed in: "It's hard because no one knows. Love Island have a duty of care, so they can't say anything."
And added of the growing speculation: "It could be something really small."
However Kem's sheepish behaviour didn't go unnoticed by show host Holly Willoughby, who acknowledged that he was incredibly quiet throughout the segment.
Holly and Phil asked about which rules Sherif could have broken, but Kem gave a quick response, trying to avoid the question again, and insisted: "The rules on our year may have been different."
However Montana explained: "I don't know what it's like this year, but in our series ITV were really good on pulling you up on saying politically incorrect things.
"I think the reason he's left is ITV are very protective of Islanders and they'd never want to show him in a negative light."
While Montana discussed the shock departure, Kem said he didn't want to add to the mounting speculation: "We don't know whether he left or he was removed. We don't know yet until we know anymore information"
Braving it, Kem admitted: "I feel like I don't trust myself!" before moving the conversation on.
The comments come a day after it was revealed that Sherif was thrown out for breaking villa rules — which include a strict ban on masturbation.
The chef, 20, admitted after leaving nine days in: "I didn't conduct myself in the right way."
Producers on the ITV2 show refused to reveal what he did.
But it sparked speculation over which rule he broke — with nudity or outside communication also prohibited.
Sherif's mum Diana said: "I don't know the real reason yet, but I'm determined to get to the bottom of it."
Sources say Sherif spent long periods alone in bed and hiding in the shower. One told The Sun: "He's been refusing to get up and take part in chats with the others and said he didn't like any of them.
"When producers told Islanders they have to get ready to film a challenge, Sherif was deliberately spending ages in the shower. He said he couldn't be bothered."
Sources claimed he contacted the outside world while in the villa but bosses would not confirm or deny it.
Sherif said in a statement: "In a case of poor judgement, I broke the villa rules and as a result agreed with the producers it was best for me to leave."
There were no scenes with Sherif in last night's episode, with his departure only acknowledged in the narration.
Anna Vakili, who Sherif had paired up with, is staying and can meet someone new.
A Love Island spokesman said: "After breaking villa rules Sherif had conversations with the producers and it was mutually agreed he would leave."
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So wonderful to get a New Year's greeting from Carina Granlund, Petsmo. From the land of the caribou and clodhopper shoes to this island of rain and wellies.
Everyday Carina and I go into our studios and face the blank page, or look at something we started and look for a place to continue. We all have our rituals. Perhaps Carina wears shoes like the ones she's stamped on the envelope. I wear crocs mostly because just getting here inevitably ends in wet feet. Crocs dry out quickly and can be washed.
Although potentially heretical to say, DKult Doodle therapy is a way to get started, sometimes. Certainly mail art is a way to dig into materials and let things happen. Carina is our DKult seamstress, with hand-stitching skills that all kulters should learn to emmulate. I am returned to the day of sewing cards. Do they still do that in nursery school? Not that I am saying there is anything nursery-like in Carina's way. I often receive work from my mail artist friends and think, 'huh why didn't I think of that?' Perhaps it's all down to that muse...
The above is one of Carina's chair series, made in Germany in Sept 2015. I love the acquiescent look on the monkey's face. It feels like he is observing a mobile of shoes circling above.
Inside the envelope is this other container which has a plaintive woman and a natural, relaxed man… when I am sitting infront of the blank page I try to be the man but without fail I lose my way and lose sight of the fun.
This little envelope contains what Carina calls 'a distorted boekie'. I think she calls it that because lining up the pages must have been a nightmare and she probably sees nothing but flaws. It look fabulous to me but the real joy is the story inside.
|Where is my muse?
I have been searching in the wrong places.
|Maybe she is hiding in the night?
|I am the muse!??
The characters and the images are sublimely Carina, simple and just right!
I let my eyes wander over the words of the book pages that Carina had used to make the pages of the book, beautiful off-white faded pages, and settle on, 'denne okände fått,' which according to my handy translater means, 'recently this unknown'. Aren't language, stories and Carina amazing!


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Talari has unveiled its Cloud Connect platform for hybrid multi-cloud enterprise networks.
The multi-tenant Cloud Connect platform ensures businesses maintain MPLS-class reliability and Quality of Experience (QoE) when accessing multiple SaaS and public cloud services. Mirroring the reliability benefits of Talari's failsafe SD-WAN site-to-site connectivity, Cloud Connect helps enterprises avoid the time and cost burden around standing up and managing cloud infrastructure.
Cloud Connect prevents carrier service lock in with reliable and predictable multi-link, multi-path access to SaaS and cloud-based services. The solution enables cost-effective and efficient QoE connectivity to SaaS, UCaaS, cloud service gateways and managed NaaS offerings through a new high-availability connection called a Cloud Conduit.
Talari is also providing support for several leading UCaaS, NaaS and Cloud Service providers (CSPs). Partners including RingCentral, Evolve IP, Pure IP, Meta Networks and Mode will be the first to offer Cloud Connect support.
"Prior to working with RingCentral and Talari, our firm's cloud services were dependent on separate and expensive dedicated circuits for messaging, voice, video, meetings, and conferencing," said Jason Kasch, CIO at Structural Group. "The addition of Talari's new Cloud Connect solution within Ring Central's Unified Communication offering helps boost service reliability while simplifying cloud management and network troubleshooting."


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60. Adam Lowry - "Monster Bro" - LW - Canada
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60 - E-Mac's 2011 NHL Entry Draft Top 120
HM - Bob MacKenzie's June Poll of Scouts (HM's = 61 to 85)
73 - NHL Central Scouting's Final Rankings (58th North American skater)
75 - ISS per TSN
75 - Cory Pronman's Top 100
Draft result:
67 - Winnipeg Jets
HM - Kirk Luedeke's Top 50 (HM = 51 to 58)
56 - The Scouting Report's Top 100
58 - Christopher Ralph's Top 210
60 - E-Mac's 2011 NHL Entry Draft Top 120
HM - Bob MacKenzie's June Poll of Scouts (HM's = 61 to 85)
73 - NHL Central Scouting's Final Rankings (58th North American skater)
75 - ISS per TSN
75 - Cory Pronman's Top 100
Draft result:
67 - Winnipeg Jets
There are a few things you need to know about Adam Lowry:
- It's the size stupid!!! Currently, he is listed at 6'4'' 185 lb. but has the frame to fill out and many believe his growth spurt is not over. Since drafting is all about projection, a team drafting him high will likely be doing so because they believe they are getting a guy like the Sasquatch in those "Beef Jerky" commercials, a veritable monster.
- It's the genes too!!! His Dad is Dave Lowry who went 110th in the 1983 entry draft and played 18 seasons in the NHL. His brother is Joel Lowry, a 6'2'' 185 lb. forward (42-24-43-67-35) for the Victoria Grizzlies of the BCHL who was bypassed last year in the draft but will who likely be picked this year. So, could a team do a "twofer" and take both brothers??? Hmm, sounds like a plan.
- It's the intelligence. We are talking about the 2009-10 WHL Scholastic Player of the Year here. And this whiz kid from off the ice also brings his thinking process to the game where he maximizes his skill set with above the norm hockey sense.
- Adam had mono to start the season. Here is a snippet Christopher Ralph wrote about Sean Couturier who also had mono to start the season and you can just interchange the name Adam Lowry for Sean Couturier as the same applies to him. "The other major often overlooked factor in Couturier's season was the fact that he had mononucleosis (mono) in the off-season. It often takes upwards of a year to fully recover from mono and I really think this has affected Sean's endurance and effectiveness this season. I'm not in any way implying this is the case with Couturier, but of note, 11 percent of individuals who contract mono fit criteria for chronic fatigue syndrome six months after symptom onset. A subsequent study in adolescents noted that as many as 7 and 5 percent met that syndrome definition at 12 months and 24 months. No doubts NHL scouting teams have to take this into some consideration in evaluating the top gun prospect." The entire article can be found at TheHockeyWriters.com.
- So far we have an intelligent monster with good breeding; what else do we have in Adam Lowry? How about a great shot, how about nice passes, how about a strong forecheck, how about a big guy in front of the net, how about an overwhelming physical presence??? So there you have, in Adam Lowry you have the potential for a human wrecking ball with a nice set of skills and the mind to use them, not too shabby!!!
- With all the praise you say, how come Adam Lowry is not significantly higher? The answer can be found in one word "skating". Adam needs to improve his acceleration, his stride and his agility to be successful at the next level. However, he would not be the first guy to be able to improve this skill and succeed - were you thinking Milan Lucic? Noooo!!!
In summary, a team that thinks that they can improve Adam's skating is likely to jump on him fairly early, like late second round - if not, third or fourth are more likely.


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Author: Uri Blass
Date: 13:31:27 07/20/02
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On July 20, 2002 at 16:13:39, Christophe Theron wrote: >On July 20, 2002 at 15:53:15, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On July 20, 2002 at 15:37:00, Christophe Theron wrote: >> >>>On July 19, 2002 at 23:12:28, Ricardo Gibert wrote: >>> >>>>On July 19, 2002 at 23:08:16, Robert Hyatt wrote: >>>> >>>>>On July 19, 2002 at 22:15:31, Ricardo Gibert wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>On July 19, 2002 at 21:43:40, Robert Hyatt wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>>On July 19, 2002 at 15:50:44, Uri Blass wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>>On July 19, 2002 at 15:25:48, Christophe Theron wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>On July 18, 2002 at 12:14:10, Robert Hyatt wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>On July 18, 2002 at 05:58:56, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>On July 17, 2002 at 13:18:40, Christophe Theron wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>On July 16, 2002 at 11:01:23, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>On July 15, 2002 at 13:11:09, Christophe Theron wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>On July 15, 2002 at 08:37:34, Omid David wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I don't think using double null-move is a good idea in practice, since in >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>midgame the chance of zugzwang is negligible and thus it's superfluous (I doubt >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>if even DIEP uses it). However the contribution of double null-move is that it >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>gives legitimacy to the null-move pruning idea, proving that it _is_ a correct >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>search method (anyway, no one doubts null-move nowadays). >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>Why does double null move prove that null move is a correct search method???? >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>Doing two null moves in a row means going back to standard search (a search not >>>>>>>>>>>>>>involving an illegal move like null move is). >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>I fail to see how it legitimates null move. >>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>Double nullmove legitimates (duh can't you use easier to spell words) >>>>>>>>>>>>>itself, for the obvious reason that it is provable now that a search >>>>>>>>>>>>>depth of n ply, where i may pick n, is going to solve any problem you >>>>>>>>>>>>>give it. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>OK, I see now. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>However, it is not true. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>Due to a nasty interaction with the hash table algorithms, just allowing 2 null >>>>>>>>>>>>moves in a row will NOT solve any problem. >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>What you refer to is a practical impossibility (assuming you have >>>>>>>>>>>a efficient search) : >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> your assumption is that from a root position r >>>>>>>>>>> with transition of some moves to position p, side stm to move and >>>>>>>>>>> depthleft=d: >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> r ==> p(stm,d) >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> that you visit this position with properties that >>>>>>>>>>> before this move you have made 1 nullmove or less. >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> so ==> r , nullmove , p >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> Now a major problem for such an event to occur is that >>>>>>>>>>> after 1 nullmove, sides change the side to move. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>Why is this a problem? IE in my case, position P reached thru a path >>>>>>>>>>with a null-move and position P reached thru a path without null-move >>>>>>>>>>are _unique_ positions... >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>If so, your programs loses a lot of opportunities to prune because it detects >>>>>>>>>less transpositions. But maybe it avoids some problems and is benefical in the >>>>>>>>>end, I do not know. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>How much do programs earn by pruning based on hash tables? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Today I do not use hash tables to prune the tree. >>>>>>>>I am interested to know how much rating programs earn from >>>>>>>>using hash tables to prune the tree. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>1)Did someone do the experiment of comparing the rating of >>>>>>>>a chess program when hash tables are used only for things like order >>>>>>>>of moves and the rating of the same program when hash tables are used also for >>>>>>>>also to prune the tree. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>2)How much speed improvement do programs get in middle game >>>>>>>>from pruning based on hash tables? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Uri >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Try position fine 70 with and without. Without you might get to depth 15 >>>>>>>or so. With it you can reach depth 40. A _significant_ gain... >>>>>> >>>>>>You're trying to drive Uri crazy aren't you? >>>>>> >>>>>>Did you really think Uri could not think of an example of a position where >>>>>>having hash tables makes a significant difference? >>>>>> >>>>>>Do you really think being able to search a position like Fine 70 to a depth of >>>>>>40 instead of 15 will make a difference in a programs playing strength? >>>>>> >>>>>>Don't you realize people are liable to react to such a reply as yours above as a >>>>>>troll? >>>>>> >>>>>>Please try to be a bit more thoughtful. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>There was _no_ troll involved. Point by point. >>>>> >>>>>fine 70 _is_ an important hash test. It represents a near-best-case for >>>>>hashing. Which is the best you can do. It increases the search depth by >>>>>at least a factor of 3x in terms of plies searched. >>>>> >>>>>Will that help the program? Clearly in king and pawn endings I see 20+ ply >>>>>searches _all_ the time. And _that_ definitely helps for those positions where >>>>>K+P endings are reached. >>>>> >>>>>But if you want to take a middlegame position, hashing is worth at least a >>>>>factor of 2x based on tests I have run in the past. I can always run them >>>>>again. >>>>> >>>>>So to summarize, fine 70 was and is legitimate. It _clearly_ shows that >>>>>hashing makes a significant difference. I hardly see why _your_ post wouldn't >>>>>be considered a "troll" in fact. As it attacks a legitimate point in a >>>>>utterly simplistic and wrong context... >>>>> >>>>>Perhaps you should follow your own advice and try to be more thoughtful. >>>>>_prior_ to posting??? >>>> >>>>I did. You didn't...again. >>> >>> >>> >>>Bob's post (the one you originally responded to) was perfectly fine. He just >>>gave a meaningful information. >>> >>>Your posts are really borderline. I really fail to see what is the problem with >>>Bob's post. >>> >>>Please don't start a war here. There is really no point. >>> >>> >>> >>> Christophe >> >>I asked simple questions. >> >>I got a response but not to the questions that I asked. >> >>I asked: >>1)How much speed do you earn from using hash table >>to prune the tree in the middle game relative >>to using hash tables but not using them to >>prune the tree(not how much speed >>I can get from hash tables in the middle game). >> >>2)How much rating can I expect from using >>the hash tables to prune the tree. >> >>The response that I got are: >> >>1)Using hash tables to prune the tree is very important >>in some endgames. >> >>2)Using hash tables help to get factor of more than 2 >>in the middle game. >> >>Nothing of these responses answered my questions. >> >>I have no problem with not getting a reply >>because people may not know the right reply to >>my questions but I prefer to >>get replies to the questions that I ask and not to the >>questions that I did not ask. >> >>The fact that I got from Robert hyatt only >>informationa that I did not ask is the reason that >>Ricardo Gibert said that Hyatt did not follow the thread. >> >>Uri > > > >I think Bob gave you the information he has, and I see no reason to blame him >for doing so. > >In any case if you want my opinion on your questions, using the hash table to >prune is definitely a gain, even if it is very small (maybe it's 10%, and I >consider this to be a HUGE gain, but my point of view might differ from yours), >and so my opinion is that any serious program should do it. > >Maybe you want to do it later, when other more important things have been added >to your program, but you will eventually have to do it if you want your program >to be as strong as possible. > >I would advice to do it right now, because it is very easy to do. So why wait? > > > > Christophe I have reasons not to do it. My evaluation is not only a function of the leaf position (the difference today is very small but I may do it bigger in the future) Uri
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FORS Members' Conference 2018 – '10-years of evolving best practice'
27th June 2018
FORS has announced its theme for the third annual staging of its FORS Members' Conference. The theme – '10-years of evolving best practice' – will be aptly demonstrated with the launch of version 5 of the FORS Standard.
The conference will also include both a celebration and a retrospective of the scheme's many notable achievements over the last decade, and will be followed by the important business of key-note conference presentations, networking opportunities and a dedicated exhibition.
The FORS Members' Conference – free to attend for FORS members – will take place on Tuesday 16 October 2018 with FORS again choosing the National Conference Centre in Solihull as its venue.
A siginificant part of the conference agenda will be the introduction of version 5 of the FORS Standard; the comprehensive reference source which defines the requirements that members must have in place to achieve FORS Bronze, Silver and Gold accreditation levels. The FORS Standard is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect latest compliance legislation and to keep abreast of current industry initiatives. The review process takes place every two years, and is a key responsibility of the FORS GSAG (Governance & Standards Advisory Group) to provide input and guidance. FORS GSAG is made up of 21 experts drawn from across the transport industry, including contract specifiers, leading operators and industry bodies.
The conference – now a key event in the transport industry's events calendar – will see presentations and lively debate from leading figures representing a wide cross-section of the transport sector including Rob Flello, transport industry consultant and founder of the Parliamentary Freight Transport Group, and Peter Kay, Head of Learning & Development at Tarmac. The conference will be chaired once more by well-known industry commentator, Brian Weatherley. A number of FORS Associates will present their products and services at a dedicated exhibition zone, much of which discounted specifically for FORS members.
"We have grown significantly over ten years, where today FORS is the go-to accreditation scheme – a force for good in the transport sector for thousands of truck operators," said FORS Director, John Hix, "Best practice certainly has evolved over the last decade, and it has delivered us safer roads, more efficient operators and a cleaner environment for everyone.
"We are fully committed to developing FORS," he said, "and our many successes to-date inspire us to develop the scheme further; to drive-up standards and to raise the profile of our industry."
For the first time at a FORS Members' Conference, delegates will also be able to claim Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours. Attendance for the whole day will be worth 3.5 CPD hours and will assist individuals developing their professional skill-sets and furthering their careers.
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The MEE course has a duration of 4 semesters. It includes mandatory classes, optional classes, soft-skills classes and the dissertation which includes a one semester class worth 12 ECTS and the Dissertation itself worth 30 ECTS.
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Before you plow full-steam ahead into 2019, let's take time to look back on 2018 and do an assessment. How far did you get last year and what do you need to know in order to move forward with strategic purpose in the coming year?
Most of us want 2019 to be better than 2018. For real progress to happen, you will need to know what happened last year, what could happen this year, and how will you make that happen? Learning some things about your 2018 can help you prepare a better path to a more successful 2019.
Let's look at last year:
What were your 2018 defining moments? Make a list of the most significant moments from last year – what do they say about you? Did they change you?
- Success – I'm betting you worked hard last year but do you know what went well? Jot down the things that turned out right, challenges both big (goals accomplished with one less staff member) and small (even with all of the construction on your route, you were never late) that were met successfully.
- Disappointment – What didn't work well for you in 2018? What mistakes did you make? What did you learn from those failures? Jot those down too.
- Amazed – What surprised you and how did you respond to those unexpected curves in the road? How would you describe your ability to pivot and adapt? What did you learn about yourself? What insights have you gained about the core internal skills you have and the abilities you need to help you with the unexpected this year? What do you need to do more of or less of in order to be more stress hardy this year?
Who did you learn from and what did you learn from them? Who had an impact on you? What did they say that made a difference in your 2018? How have those words changed you?
What articles or books did you read and what did you learn from them? Books and articles can make you think – about yourself, about ideas and about others. What did you read and what concepts have stayed with you?
How did you take care of your mental health, physical health, and emotional health? How did you take care of yourself last year? How will you improve on that in 2019?
What can you do better? There isn't much that can't be improved upon. Where do you want to improve? What do you know you can do better in 2019 – even just a little?
What do you need to stop doing, thinking, saying? Do you know what isn't working for you? Do you think you need to stop overthinking every decision? Stop saying you'll get together with people but never follow through with actual plans? Maybe you need to stop checking social media when you are out for a meal. Determine what things you want to stop and take steps to eliminate it from 2019.
What can you appreciate? List the things that you are grateful for: health, family, savings, or opportunities. Appreciate those times you made a difference for someone or when someone made a difference for you.
Where can you start? If there were things you had hoped to do in 2018 and didn't – take heart – you can write a list of the things you want to make happen in 2019 and start this week. Whether it's get an article published in a national publications, meet a certain decision maker or connect with longtime friends – make the list and then make the plan.
Motto it: Give last year a title that fits the overall experience. 2018 was the year of – Murphy's Law? Health? New Clients?
Where do you want to end up next December? While there will be some unexpected things that could obstruct that goal, some focus will give your 2019 direction. Have you identified new skills, experiences and knowledge that you would like to acquire? Who do you want to develop a deeper connection with? Do you know how will you do that? Plan activities in 2019 with those goals in mind.
Motto it: Now create a mantra for 2019 that underscores your intentions. 2019 will be the year of – more reading, good deeds, useful feedback.
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MobileGo is holding its ground against bitcoin and seems to be exhibiting more upside momentum against ethereum and the US dollar.
MobileGo vs. Bitcoin
MobileGo is still in consolidation mode against bitcoin, but it seems to be coming off its lows. Bitcoin has also been treading mostly sideways recently as traders are holding out for the next big catalyst.
Volume has picked up at the end of June, likely due to profit-taking, but the subdued action could persist for a couple more days as the July 4th long weekend might keep volatility in check.
MobileGo vs. Ethereum
MobileGo has bounced off the 0.005 level against ethereum and is trying to gain some traction in its climb. Price has yet to break past the 0.0006 barrier before gaining more momentum, possibly taking it up to the 0.0007 area of interest next.
Volume has also picked up at the end of June and onto the weekend but this has failed to generate any big price breakouts. Ethereum has been weighed down by the flash crash in GDAX earlier last month.
MobileGo vs. USD
Lastly, MobileGo continues to rake in more gains against the dollar recently, pausing for a quick pullback off its recent short-term rally. A larger dip could still find support at 1.2 before heading back up, but a break below these lows could signal that sellers are back in control.
Volume is considerably lower for this one, though, as US traders are enjoying the long weekend for now. Profit-taking was evident at the end of the month and quarter, and traders are likely holding out for this week's set of top-tier data from the US economy.
In particular, the NFP report is up for release on Friday and this should provide a good indication of how Fed policy could turn out in the second half of this year. Another dismal read could weigh on rate hike prospects, especially since inflation has yet to show some follow-through and the central bank will be unwinding its balance sheet holdings as well.
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Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Ninth Annual Snowbird Brewfest
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4 oz. beer samples range from 1-2 tokens
There is limited parking at the resort, Snowbird strongly encourage guests to consider carpooling. To that end, during these event days, Snowbird will be charging $5 (cash-only) for parking in lots accessed via Entries 1, 2 and 4.
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Man Sues After Being Denied Insurance Due To Truvada Use
An unnamed Massachusetts man is suing an insurance company in Omaha, after he was denied long-term insurance care because he is taking Truvada as PrEP.
The man, who we only know as John Doe, applied for long-term insurance care which pays for some (or all) of the costs of nursing homes, assisted living facilities and home health care in November of last year.
The plaintiff said: "I was being responsible and doing the right thing. Insurance companies should be begging everyone to take Truvada – not discouraging them. As someone who lived through the worst of the epidemic and saw dozens of my friends die, I want to do everything I can to stop it."
GLAD, or Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders, has now filed a complaint with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, claiming that the insurance company violated anti-discrimination laws.
This is believed to be the very first lawsuit which is alleging discrimination based on a person's PrEP usage.
Bennett Klein, Senior Attorney and AIDS Law Project Director at GLAD, had this to say: "Mutual of Omaha's denial is nonsensical. If our client were not taking Truvada, not protecting his health and the health of others, he would have received the insurance. We should be well beyond the days when insurers make decisions based on fear and stereotypes about HIV. The assumption is that gay male sexuality is inherently risky and unhealthy, and that's just wrong."


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of Mechagodzilla (1975) [Bob Conn Enterprises]
Class: Staff
Author: Miles
Published: January 15, 2006 [Review
May Contain Spoilers]
I'll admit, if you asked me recently
what my least favorite Godzilla movie was, I would
have likely given this film as a definite answer.
Though Terror of Mechagodzilla was never
a huge favorite of mine, I'll admit now that with
each viewing, I've warmed up to it a little more.
This movie can be fun, as it is comprised of one
grand climactic monster brawl and complimented
with an excellent soundtrack. Unfortunately, in
areas such as character development, this film
does lack. The acting is mildly melodramatic,
and is only marginally above average for this
time period. Since this is a review of the Americanized
version of the film, the sloppy editing is also
worth mention (or scorn). Nevertheless, I'll admit
it isn't the worst Godzilla movie, and it does
boast more than a modest fan base.
One year after the disaster that
was Mechagodzilla's arrival on Earth, a deep-sea
submersible was deployed to search for the mech's
remains. What the crew of the Akatsuki didn't
expect was the appearance of an enormous dinosaur.
The vessel was decimated, and Interpol was left
baffled at the unprecedented event. It was discovered
that a man by the name of Dr. Shinji Mafune, shunned
by his fellow scientists 15 years earlier for
his supposedly outlandish theories, actually spoke
of a creature similar to that which was reported…
a dinosaur by the name of Titanosaurus, whom he
claimed to control. Biologist Akira Ichinose's
journeyed with Jiro Murakoshi to Mazanura Island,
Mafune's last known residence, to investigate.
His daughter, Katsura, led them to believe that
her father had died some years earlier, but she
was obviously hiding something. In fact, Dr. Mafune
was alive and well. Aiding the maniacal schemes
of the aliens from the black hole system, the
twisted old man desired revenge against the scientific
community, which dared to ridicule his studies.
Mafune's daughter, having suffered unintentional
mortal injury from her father's experiments
some years earlier, was revived as a cyborg by
the aliens some years ago. Indebted to the extra-terrestrial
beings, Mafune's services were placed on
the table. With Titanosaurus' mind control almost
perfected and Mechagodzilla close to full repair,
it was apparent that all-out war was in the not-to-distant
Ichinose, now confident in the
potential of Mafune's theories, began to head
an expedition to search for Titanosaurus yet again.
Katsura, whose feelings were betraying the vengeance
her father and his alien allies craved, begged
him not to go. Alas, Katsura was brainwashed into
sending Titanosaurus after the submarine, the
dinosaur's mind control device implanted
in the girl's half-mechanical body. Fortunately,
no one was harmed, as super sonic emissions from
the vessel greatly weakened the semi-aquatic reptile.
This was not the end for the monster however,
for Mafune's mad vengeance led him to unleash
his weapon once more, in direct disobedience to
the orders of the spacemen. Titanosaurus leveled
Tokyo, and though a counteroffensive built around
the principle of amplified super sonic waves was
readied, the machine completely failed. The city
would have met its doom, had Godzilla failed to
arrive just in time. In the midst of the titanic
war, Mafune's home on Mazanura Island was raided,
and Katsura was badly injured, having plummeted
from a tall cliff. Titanosaurus, confused, retreated
into the sea.
The advanced technology of the
black hole people once again revived Katsura,
and this time, the Mechagodzilla control mechanism
was placed inside Katsura in order to effectively
create a mobile base. Mafune began to feel hesitant
about his dealings in the extermination of his
people, and these nerves were only amlified by
Ichinose's pleas following his capture.
Nevertheless, the alien leader Mugal ordered the
release of Mechagodzilla and Titanosaurus on the
world once again. The two terrors were unleashed
on Tokyo, but Godzilla appeared once more to defeat
his enemies. The savage brawl continued into the
countryside, where the feral force of the dinosaur
and the brutal onslaught of the sadistic machine
buried Godzilla under tons of rock and soil. Fortunately,
a now completed super sonic wave amplifier was
fired from a nearby helicopter, and Titanosaurus
began writhing in a fit of spasms. Godzilla rose
from the dust, defeated his reptillian foe, and
charged head on into a barrage of missiles and
beam weaponry. Grasping Mechagodzilla around its
cold, metallic neck, Godzilla decapitated his
old foe, only to reveal a searing laser turret
located between its shoulders. Godzilla would
not surrender, and finally, Mechagodzilla was
blasted into oblivion!
Meanwhile, Interpol finally raided Mafune's home,
and though Katsura was fatally wounded, Ichinose
revealed his love for her. Mugal and a handful
of his fellow aliens managed to escape via their
flying saucers, although one was blasted out of
the sky by Godzilla's thermonuclear ray. The remaining
craft fled into the cold void of space, as celebration
broke out among the humans. The threat from space
was finally thwarted, and the hero of the day,
Godzilla, could return to his home in peace.
The plot does sound a little weird,
but it in actuality, the makeup of the story seems
to be a return-to-form for Ishiro
Honda. Luckily, Honda's own artistic
vision doesn't detract too much from the
tale Jun
Fukuda started with his own excellent movie
one year earlier. Mechagodzilla has the same origins,
and the black hole people are still responsible
for the invasion (however, it would have been
nice to see one of them revert back into their
Planet of the Apes form again). In a
slight twist this time, Godzilla doesn't
have an ally. While the "good-guy"
King Caesar was the third fighter in the final
fight last time, the "bad-guy" Titanosaurus
takes the role of the third monster in the climactic
battle of this movie. Possibly, it is an effort
to pit Godzilla against overwhelming odds so that
he alone is forced to conquer the enemies (well,
with help from the humans). This may have backfired
however, as Titanosaurus clearly steals the show
from the title antagonist. As far as the actual
human plot goes, it is rather dark in comparison
with the previous Showa entries. It becomes the
story of Katsura, a tragic girl-turned-cyborg;
Ichinose, the open-minded biologist who fell for
the cybernetic girl; Mafune, the vengeful shell
of a man trying to protect his daughter; and a
dying breed of aliens bent on the forced colonization
of Planet Earth. To add to the solemn nature of
this movie, Katsura, despite Ichinose and Mafune's
efforts, dies in the end. While the plot may pan
out a little clumsily, it is still a mild downer;
and in this regard, the film lacks a little enjoyment
and rewatchability.
Concerning the real people who
play these mildly tragic roles, everyone does
an average job portraying their characters (slightly
above-average for the time). There really aren't
any breakaway performances here, and each actor
is given the duty (whether pleasant or unpleasant)
of perpetuating common cliché's in
their roles. Katsuhiko Sasaki becomes yet another
deadpan lead. He does show more emotion than the
stereotype for this role however, especially in
his growing affection for Tomoko Ai's character.
Tomoko Ai's zombie-like performance, while
her character is brainwashed, is also rather cliché;
however, her handling of the hesitant girl, torn
between love and her filial respects, is actually
pretty successful, and in these moments, she is
the best among her fellow actors. Akihiko Hirata,
as the mad scientist, is also given a role that
just screams "stereotype!".
The I'll-get-them-back-for-what-they've-done-to-me
character is just so overdone in cinema
that it is basically a mindnumbing component to
film now. Hirata does do well with what he's
given though, and adds a level of eccentricity
that enhances the enjoyment of his performance
(although perhaps they could have done better
with the wardrobe, as I wonder how many others
think, as I do, that he looks just like Colonel
Sanders). Then, of course, there is Goro Mutsumi
and Toru Ibuki, both who play the lead black hole
aliens. Saturday-morning cartoon villain;
need I say more? They appear to have fun with
their roles, but they are cliché in this
respect. I sincerely doubt it is entirely the
fault of any of the actors though, as it appears
to be partly a matter of how their motives are
directed. Unfortunately, besides the above cast,
no one else is given a great deal of screen time,
nor a great deal of development for that matter.
The motives of Tomoe Mari's character are
completely unclear (although that may be just
a flaw with the American editing) and while Katsumasa
Uchida manages to gain one of the top roles, he
really isn't utilized to the right extent
for the audience to even care. The acting may
be average, but it is clear that the development
is also pretty lacking here.
To review the effects of Terror
of Mechagodzilla, I really have to admit
that it isn't anything that we as the audience
haven't seen before. The rotoscoping is
just about the same as the previous entry, and
the pyrotechnics are basically the norm (although
Mechagodzilla's final explosion is pretty
spectacular). Godzilla's suit, though a
little raggedy, is still holding up rather well…
and the heroic facial expression the monster has
donned since Godzilla
vs. Megalon (1973) is still extant (however,
there is a short sequence with what appears to
be the "Fake Godzilla" suit from the
previous movie near the end, the reasoning behind
which I'm completely ignorant). Mechagodzilla's
suit is the same as the previous year, as well.
Titanosaurus's design is fairly interesting,
a Gorgo-esque monster that looks fantastic at
night. Unfortunately, the sound department may
have created a blunder with the creature's
unnervingly aggitating cackle. If you've
yet to see the movie for the first time, you likely
won't be used to the cry, and you may immediately
have a less-than-flattering view of the monster.
The soundtrack, while mostly a
repetition of the few same themes throughout,
brings some great nostalgia to this final movie
of the Showa series. Though Masaru
Sato's scores for the previous 70's
entries were upbeat, bouncy, and very enjoyable,
it is always nice to hear the return of Akira
Ifukube's style as well. For example,
the main theme of the movie is a grand return-to-form
for the composer, as the rhythm and tone perfectly
fits the strange plot and more importantly, the
character of Mechagodzilla. The return of Godzilla's
famous theme is also a treat for the kaiju eiga
aficionado, as this music has drawn such an indelible
connection to the character and the franchise
over the years. A few shorter organ pieces are
also utilized throughout to great success, as
the creepy and eerie nature of these tracks matches
the twisted human drama of Mafune and Katsura's
past brilliantly. Overall, the music here is another
slam-dunk for the maestro of the franchise.
Having yet to view the Japanese
verision of this film, I can't really contrast
and compare versions at all. However, I can tell
that this movie is, as many claim, very butchered.
There are certain things that tend to go nowhere,
others that end too abruptly, and scene transitions
that are too quick and jarring. Nevertheless,
the Americanization of this film isn't all
that bad, as the dubbing is actually
of acceptable quality for this particular time
period. Of course, there are problems. Some voices
appear out of place, and some dialogue, including
Mafune cheering on Titanosaurus, is pretty grin-worthy.
As always, subtitles would be prefered (one more
reason it would be worthwhile to track the original
When it comes right down to it,
Terror of Mechagodzilla is probably average
as far as Godzilla movies go. It's not great,
but it's not poor either. It is still sad to think
that, adjusted for inflation, this movie netted
the worst profits of any Godzilla film. The television
revolution and economic troubles of the times
are often blamed as the culprit, but at any rate,
it is obvious that the profits (or lack thereof)
were likely the main reason that this was the
final Godzilla entry for almost a decade. The
days of the wacky Showa Timeline had come to a
close, but Terror of Mechagodzilla was
not a bad way to bring an end to an era. It can
be a fun afternoon getaway for any kaiju fan.
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We go into some detail about this in our article How do Jetty's Renters Insurance plans work?, but we'll expand upon that information here.
Here's the scoop: our Basic plans cover your 'normal household belongings' like your clothes, your bed and your couch. Because these Basic plans are designed to cover many people with similar risk levels on their 'normal household belongings,' they do not fully cover uncommon, high-value items such as your grandmother's pearl necklace, your rare Bordeaux wines or your colonial stamp collection. (Incidentally, this is true with every insurance provider).
As such, if you have any special items (a good assumption to use is, 'a thing or set/collection of things worth over $1,000'), we recommend purchasing the Valuables Protection Power-Up (technically called an 'endorsement'). Doing so will 'improve' the protection you enjoy under the Basic plans in three main ways:
- Ensuring you have full dollar-amount protection. It might seem counterintuitive, but if you buy a Basic plan with $30,000 of 'contents coverage' (protection if something happens to your things), that $30,000 is for the sum of all your 'normal household belongings' as described above and there are 'sub-limits' for specific categories of items. For example, even with $30,000 of protection on a Basic plan, without Power-Ups, the maximum for jewelry or watches is $1,500. (We talk about this elsewhere, but this is true of all insurance providers and the reason for this is to keep the prices of Basic plans low).
So if you have a $5,000 watch—first of all, lucky you—and second, you should really add that as a Power-Up, since the most we could reimburse you for if something happened to your watch under a Basic plan would otherwise be $1,500.
- Protecting you in a wider range of reimbursable situations (technical term: 'perils'). Unlike your 'normal household belongings' such as your couch, the categories of items covered under the Valuables Protection Power-Up are highly susceptible to certain situations which make a claim more likely. An example: 'mysterious disappearance' (yes, that is actually the technical term for it); while it's highly unlikely that your couch will mysteriously disappear, a single pearl earring somehow vanishing isn't all that far-fetched.
Under the Basic plans, the situations which are fair game for reimbursement are the ones which reasonably apply to 'normal household belongings.' It's an extensive set of situations, to be sure, but it's also not infinite (and to continue with our example above, 'mysterious disappearance' isn't one of them).
Therefore, if you want to ensure that you're covered in the fullest range of scenarios possible (like 'mysterious disappearance'), go for the Power-Up.
- Giving you an item-specific deductible (at $100 per category of valuable). As you probably know, all insurance plans come with a deductible, the amount you're responsible for before protection kicks in. (We explain why in our Insurance 101 section, but the one-second preview is that it actually helps to keep plan prices low).
When buying a Basic plan, you have the option of adjusting the deductible—the higher the deductible, the cheaper your plan will be, since you're essentially buying a little bit less insurance with a higher deductible (as you're holding onto a greater share of the risk yourself).
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With the Valuables Power-Up, for every category of item or item(s) you add, your deductible is set at $100 per category. So if you'd added that armchair under Art & Design Objects, your deductible in our sob story would've been $100, and we would've cut you a check for $900 ($1,000 loss - $100 deductible = $900 reimbursed).
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There was a time that Warmteservice was just this little shop in Amsterdam. Whoever was looking for a solid central heating system and tailor-made advice, made his way to the de Bruin family. Those days are over. Today, Warmteservice consists of 53 branches and an online shop. Still their recipe for success remains the same: quality products; experts behind the counter. How does such a big company stay in touch with its customers? The answer is simple, as it's all about good communication, both internally, on the work floor and in cooperation with integration partner Yenlo.
Warmteservice has moved with the times. What once started as a small family business dealing in central heating systems, has now become a key player on the Dutch installation market. In addition to heating systems, products and services for electricity, plumbing and roofing have been added to the product range. The Warmteservice team combines knowledge of the market with engineering and IT expertise, which makes them fast, flexible and innovative. But despite the many changes that Warmteservice has made, the team never seemed to have lost sight of their main principles. "Our relationships with customers and suppliers are still very personal", as Ifran, ERP Developer, explains. "And with that attitude, there's room for innovation and new investments."