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Your use of the PrimeCutt Service implies your acceptance of these Terms of Use. We ask that you read them carefully.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
1.1. PrimeCutt offers a free video hosting website that enables users to access, view, upload, store and share videos and also provides a service that allows our users to access movies, TV shows and documentieries ("paid content from third party websites") streamed over the Internet to certain Internet-connected TVs, computers and other devices ("primecutt ready devices").
The PrimeCutt Service is made up of the PrimeCutt website, the PrimeCutt video player that is embeddable onto any website, the PrimeCutt apps and web-apps as accessible via any current or future device capable of distributing the PrimeCutt website and/or the video player, and more generally any PrimeCutt products, content, channels, software, data feeds, services and functionality ("PrimeCutt Service").
1.2. By accessing and/or using the PrimeCutt Service, without being logged into PrimeCutt Account, You will be hereinafter a "Visitor." As a Visitor, You will only have the ability to access, view or share videos available on the PrimeCutt Service, but will not be able to benefit from all the other features available on the PrimeCutt Service. A "PrimeCutt Account" means the video content storage space on the PrimeCutt Service which is dedicated to a Viewer and the coin reward loyalty programme can be created by signing up for a PrimeCutt Account via www.primecutt.com.
1.3. If You want to be able to upload videos and access some other features of the PrimeCutt Service, You will need to first create a PrimeCutt Account and have your email address validated. You will then be a "User", being though agreed that after having created Your PrimeCutt Account and until You have validated Your email address according to the process defined below, You will be a "Viewer" and will not be able to upload videos or access the other features of the PrimeCutt Service.
1.4. Information provided by You to create Your PrimeCutt Account must be accurate and complete. In order for PrimeCutt to verify that the email address You provided is valid, You will receive an email from PrimeCutt asking You to validate Your email address.
1.5. By creating a PrimeCutt Account, You agree that You alone will be responsible (to PrimeCutt and to others) for all activity that occurs under Your PrimeCutt Account. The user id and password which are necessary to access the PrimeCutt Account and the features associated with it are Your sole responsibility and it is Your obligation to keep them confidential.
1.6. As a User, You will also have the ability to access some more additional features from the PrimeCutt Service, and if and when you have accepted the terms of the PrimeCutt Partner Program, you will then be a "Partner" and will have the opportunity to monetize Your Content uploaded on Your PrimeCutt Account.
1.7. If You are a User, You may notably upload video files (that must be compliant with these Terms) on the PrimeCutt Service, and have a nickname and an avatar that will be associated with Your PrimeCutt Account. Any and all elements posted by You on the PrimeCutt Service are deemed to be "Your Content." If you are not a Partner, Your Content may be automatically set to "private mode" so that Your Content will only be available on the PrimeCutt website to individuals who have the URL link for Your Content, however You or any third party will still have the ability to embed Your Content on any website through PrimeCutt video player.
2.1. Whether You are a Visitor, a Viewer, a User or a Partner, either an individual or a single entity ("You" or "Your" as applicable), You signify Your express and unconditional agreement to: (1) these terms and conditions, (2) all other policies of PrimeCutt, including but not limited to the PrimeCutt privacy and cookie policies, as accessible at any time from the homepage of the PrimeCutt website, and incorporated herein by reference, (all collectively, the "Terms"). You may not use the PrimeCutt Service if You do not accept any of the Terms. You understand and agree that PrimeCutt will treat Your use of the PrimeCutt Service as acceptance of the Terms from that point onwards.
2.2. If you reside in a country of the European Economic Area or any other part of the world, these Terms form a legally binding agreement between You and PrimeCutt in relation to Your use of the PrimeCutt Service. Any reference to "PrimeCutt" in these Terms or any other policies of PrimeCutt will then always refer to "PrimeCutt" whose details are provided here.
2.3. PrimeCutt may, in its sole discretion, modify these Terms from time to time, and You agree to be bound by such modifications. Although we may attempt to notify You when major changes are made to these Terms, You should periodically review the most up-to-date version which shall always be accessible from the homepage of the PrimeCutt website. If You do not agree to the modified Terms, Your only recourse is to stop using the PrimeCutt Service. Your continued use of the PrimeCutt Service after the date the modified Terms are posted will constitute Your acceptance of the modified Terms.
2.4. You shall not use the PrimeCutt Service if (a) You are not of legal age to form a binding contract with PrimeCutt, or (b) You are a person who is either barred or otherwise legally prohibited from receiving or using the PrimeCutt Service under the laws of the country in which You are resident or from which You access or use the PrimeCutt Service.
2.5. If You are not an individual, You represent to PrimeCutt that You have all necessary corporate or equivalent authority and power to agree to the Terms which You agree shall be binding on the corporation, partnership, association or other entity in whose name You using or accessing the PrimeCutt Service.
3.1. For the entire period during which Your Content is hosted on the PrimeCutt Service, You grant to PrimeCutt, and transferable to its affiliates, the non-exclusive rights to reproduce, represent, stream, replay (including offline display without permanent download), exploit, exhibit, show, market, distribute and to technically modify and compress Your Content as is strictly necessary for the purposes of the viewing and/or streaming of Your Content on the PrimeCutt Service.
3.2. By making Your Content accessible on the PrimeCutt Service, You agree to allow any Visitors of the PrimeCutt Service , to view and to share Your Content through the PrimeCutt video player on or through any declination of the PrimeCutt Service, as accessible (online or offline) via any current or future device capable of distributing the PrimeCutt Service by any means of access, including but not restricted to computers, smartphones, tablets, TV devices, IPTV platforms and/or game consoles free-of-charge.
3.3. Despite this allowance, Your Content shall always remain Your property. Please note that due to the nature of the Internet and digital media, data transmitted – including Your Content – cannot be protected against risks of misappropriation and/or piracy, for which PrimeCutt shall not be liable. You are responsible for taking all appropriate steps to protect Your data, where applicable.
4.1. We grant You a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to access and use the PrimeCutt Service, which right is conditioned on Your compliance with the Terms.
4.2. The content (other than Your Content and other users' content) included on or accessible through the PrimeCutt Service, such as text, graphics, logos, names, designations, button icons, features, functionalities, images, audio clips, information, data collected from the PrimeCutt Service, photographs, graphs, videos, typefaces, graphics, music, sounds, and other material and software (the "PrimeCutt Content"), is the exclusive property of PrimeCutt and its licensors, and is protected by copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, or other proprietary rights and subject to applicable laws and regulations.
4.3. PrimeCutt Content may not be downloaded, copied, reproduced, distributed, transmitted, broadcast, displayed, sold, licensed, or otherwise exploited for any other purpose whatsoever without the prior written consent of PrimeCutt or PrimeCutt's licensors. You agree to not use or exploit the PrimeCutt Content in any manner inconsistent with any of the rights granted or restrictions set forth herein, including, without limitation, prohibitions on downloading, redistribution, alteration, deletion and deactivation of any content protection mechanisms. You are not allowed to modify, enhance, edit, translate, adapt, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or create derivative works based upon or otherwise alter in part or in full any PrimeCutt Content.
4.4. All rights not expressly granted in the Terms are reserved to PrimeCutt and its licensors.
5.1. In its capacity as a web hosting service provider, PrimeCutt is under no legal obligation to monitor content uploaded on the PrimeCutt Service, nor obligated to actively seek facts or circumstances indicating illegal content, but shall forthwith remove or disable access from its PrimeCutt Service to any infringing content once having been notified of its existence.
5.2. You agree that Your use of the PrimeCutt Service shall be at your sole risk and liability. In this regard, You are solely responsible for (i) Your use of the PrimeCutt Service and more specifically for Your Content, and (ii) the protection of its computer hardware against any virus or interruption.
5.3. You acknowledge and agree that the PrimeCutt Service, in whole or in part (including, without limitation, the look and feel, the thematic channels, the functionality, and/or the PrimeCutt video player), on and through which Your Content will be distributed is provided "AS IS" without warranty, provided that PrimeCutt may enhance, modify and update the PrimeCutt Service at its sole discretion. For the sake of clarity, You shall not be entitled to request any modification to the PrimeCutt Service.
5.4. PrimeCutt, its affiliated companies, officers, directors, employees, agents, vendors and suppliers (the "PrimeCutt Parties") disclaim all warranties of any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement to the fullest extent permissible under applicable law. The PrimeCutt Parties also disclaim all warranties, take no responsibility and assume no liability for the content present on the PrimeCutt Service, including but not limited to any mistakes, defamation, libel, slander, omissions, falsehoods, obscenity, pornography or profanity You may encounter on the PrimeCutt Service. The PrimeCutt Parties make no warranty or representation that the PrimeCutt Service or its functionalities or technology, in whole or in part, will be uninterrupted, error-free or secure, including with respect to the delivery of Your content and/or any limitations on Your or any other Visitors ability to access, view or use Your Content or any other content, or that any information obtained from the PrimeCutt Service will be accurate or reliable.
5.5. PrimeCutt shall not be held responsible in any case for (i) any malfunctions, inherent of the nature of the Internet, in the access and/or the use of the PrimeCutt Service, (ii) or any default of its obligations caused by force majeure or an unintentional cause. Unless otherwise stated herein, PrimeCutt does not grant You any guarantee of any kind, whether expressly or implicitly, in any area, including and in particular any guarantee of fitness for a particular purpose.
5.6. Nothing herein shall exclude or limit PrimeCutt's liability for losses which may not be lawfully excluded or limited by applicable law. Subject to this overall provision above, PrimeCutt shall not be liable for: (a) any indirect or consequential losses which may be incurred by You. This shall include; (i) any loss of profit (whether incurred directly or indirectly); (ii) any loss of goodwill or business reputation; (iii) any loss of opportunity; or (iv) any loss of data suffered; (b) any loss or damage which may be incurred as a result of: (i) any reliance placed by You on the completeness, accuracy or existence of any advertising, or as a result of any relationship or transaction between You and any advertiser or sponsor whose advertising appears on the PrimeCutt Service; (ii) any changes which PrimeCutt may make to the PrimeCutt Service, or for any permanent or temporary cessation in the provision of the PrimeCutt Service (or any of its features); (iii) the deletion of, corruption of, or failure to store, any content and other communications data maintained or transmitted by or through Your use of the PrimeCutt Service; (iv) Your failure to provide PrimeCutt with accurate account information (v) Your failure to keep Your password or your accounts details secure and confidential.
5.7. The limitations on PrimeCutt's liability defined in this section shall apply whether or not PrimeCutt has been advised of or should have been aware of the possibility of any such losses arising.
Some jurisdictions limit or do not allow the disclaimer of warranties or damages so the above disclaimer may not apply to the extent such jurisdiction's law applies to this agreement.
6.1. In view of the user-driven nature of the PrimeCutt Service, and out of consideration for the general public, You are responsible for maintaining certain ethical standards respecting the Content You upload on the PrimeCutt Service. You represent and warrant as an essential condition that Your Content, and any images, data and/or text which you may disseminate through the PrimeCutt Service: (i) contains no child pornography; dangerous or illegal acts (including but not limited to incitement to violence, animal abuse or drug abuse); unlawful, obscene, defamatory or libelous material; images of rape or abuse; images of bestiality; or any sexually explicit content (including but not limited to intercourse, masturbation, sadistic or masochistic abuse, explicit depiction of male or female genitalia or pubic areas, pedophilia or necrophilia); (ii) does not infringe the intellectual property rights of any third party (including but not limited to sound, music, excerpts from any animated or non-animated television shows, short, medium-length and/or feature-length films, advertisements or any other material that You have not created yourself or for which You do not have the necessary clearances and permissions from third party rights owners or copyright royalty collection organizations in such materials); (iii) does not infringe personal rights (i.e. that is not defamatory and does not contain insults, abuse, libel, etc.) or personal privacy (including an individual's right to his or her image); (iv) is not contrary to public policy and accepted moral standards; (v) does not display, incite or otherwise promote illegal or immoral activity, and (vi) does not violate any applicable laws or regulations.
6.2. By uploading or disseminating images, data, and/or text to or through the PrimeCutt Service, You warrant that You are not uploading any infringing material and expressly warrant that You have all necessary rights and/or authorizations from the copyright owner(s) and have paid any royalties or other fees pursuant to any licenses or permissions needed to upload and distribute Your Content on the PrimeCutt Service.
6.3. PrimeCutt reserves the right to decide in its sole discretion whether Your Content, Your PrimeCutt Account and/or Your use of the PrimeCutt Service violates these Terms for any reasons other than copyright infringement, such as, but not limited to, pornography, obscenity, or excessive length. Failure to comply with these Terms may result in (i) Your Content being removed and/or (ii) Your PrimeCutt Account being deactivated and/or (iii) your use of the embeddable PrimeCutt video player being blocked and/or (iv) any elements or data related to Your Content or to Your PrimeCutt Account being modified or removed (i.e. allegedly infringing username, metadata considered inappropriate, etc.) from the PrimCutt Service, without prior notice. In addition, PrimeCutt reserves the right to report any violation of these provisions to applicable legal authorities and You may be personally liable to criminal sanctions applicable to the content in question (fines and imprisonment), in addition to any applicable civil damages.
6.4. Because the PrimeCutt Service is not designed as a video back-up service, You are responsible for taking all necessary precautions to safeguard Your video files. In accordance with internet practice and custom, advertisements may be incorporated into the PrimeCutt Service and then associated to your PrimeCutt Account and/or Your Content.
6.5. Moreover, You shall not (i) falsely increase the number of views, impression of or clicks associated with Your Content or other users' content either directly or indirectly, or automatically or manually, or (ii) authorize or encourage any third party including offering any financial incentive to do the same.
6.6. You also warrant that any website or applications on which You export Your Content and/or other users' content through the embeddable PrimeCutt video player does not include any element that: (i) breaches any intellectual property rights of any third parties or (ii) constitutes an injury to any person (including defamation, slander, abuse, etc.) or to any third party's privacy rights or (iii) encourages violence or hatred against any individual or group, or cruelty to animals (iv) or contains sexually explicit or highly suggestive content or (v) encourages drug use or any illegal activity (vi) constitutes a threat to public order or standards of decency and good morals or (vii) violates any applicable laws. Moreover, You warrant that Your use of the embeddable PrimeCutt video player shall not be made for: (i) any activity which may imply any kind of product, trademark or artist endorsement without authorization from the applicable rights owner or (ii) resale of any kind of the PrimeCutt Service or (iii) any unauthorized third party contests or (iv) synchronization of the underlying musical composition that might be embodied in the content displayed through the embeddable PrimeCutt video player or any other use with any visual media output. You also shall not modify, build upon or block any portion or functionality of the PrimeCutt video player including but not limited to links back to the PrimeCutt website. By embedding Your Content and/or other user's content through the embeddable PrimeCutt video player on any website or applications, You warrant that You have all the necessary rights and/or authorizations from the owner(s) of such website or applications and have paid any royalties or other fees pursuant to any licenses or permissions needed to such distribution.
6.7. You agree not to alter or modify any part of the PrimeCutt Service (including but not limited to the PrimeCutt video player and its related technologies).You agree not to (or attempt to) circumvent, disable or otherwise interfere with any security related features of the PrimeCutt Service or features that (i) prevent or restrict use or copying of content or (ii) enforce limitations on use of the PrimeCutt Service or the content accessible via the PrimeCutt Service. You agree not to collect or harvest any personal data of any Visitor, Viewer, User or Partner of the PrimeCutt Service and to not use the PrimeCutt Service) for the solicitation of business in the course of trade or in connection with a commercial enterprise.
6.8. You agree not to use the PrimeCutt Service and any of its related technologies (including without restriction the PrimeCutt video player, the website, the app and the webapp) for any commercial use unless You obtain PrimeCutt's prior written approval, in particular any of the following uses: (i) the sale of access to the PrimeCutt Service, (ii) the sale of advertising, sponsorships or promotions placed on or within the PrimeCutt Service or content or PrimeCutt video player.
6.9. You agree not to access content hosted on the PrimeCutt Service for any reason other than your personal, non-commercial use solely as intended through and permitted by the normal functionality of the PrimeCutt Service, and solely for Streaming purposes. "Streaming" means a digital transmission of an audiovisual work from the PrimeCutt Service to a Visitor operated Internet enabled device in such a manner that the data is intended for real-time viewing and not intended to be permanently downloaded, copied, stored, or redistributed by the Visitor. Accessing a PrimeCutt user's content for any purpose or in any manner other than Streaming and personal use is expressly prohibited. If You wish to use another user's content for any other purpose, in particular for commercial use, You are solely responsible for obtaining the necessary advance authorization. You agree and shall indemnify and hold PrimeCutt- harmless from and against any liability, loss, damages (including punitive damages), claim, settlement payment, cost and expense, interest, award, judgment, diminution in value, fine, fee (including reasonable attorneys' fees), and penalty, or other charge (including reasonable attorneys' fees and all other cost of investigating, defending or asserting any claim for indemnification under these Terms) arising from or relating to (i) Your Content, (ii) Your violation of the Terms or any other policy of PrimeCutt; (iii) Your use of the PrimeCutt Service; and (iv) Your violation of any third party rights, including without limitation any copyright, property, publicity or privacy rights.
6.10 You acknowledge and agree that some other Partners are third party beneficiaries of these Terms and as such they may have the right to enforce these Terms against You as a third party beneficiaries of these Terms.
7.1. PrimeCutt has established an easily accessible means of allowing anyone to notify it of the availability of infringing content or illegal content and/or activity on the PrimeCutt Service. You can notify PrimeCutt from the following URL: https://primecutt.com/support
7.2. If You notice infringing or illegal content and/or activity on the PrimeCutt Service, You can report it to us at any time by contacting us via the form available from the link above or from PrimeCutt website.
8.1. The records of PrimeCutt are stored on our systems in accordance with standard safety practices and applicable laws. The PrimeCutt records shall be considered proof of emails exchanged, registration forms sent, videos uploaded, and other activity within the PrimeCutt Service, being agreed that, in the event of a discrepancy between our records and any paper or electronic documents in Your possession, our records shall be authoritative and controlling.
8.2. The PrimeCutt Service may contain links to websites operated by other entities (a "Linked Site"). If You decide to visit any Linked Site, You do so at Your own risk and it is Your responsibility to take all protective measures to guard against viruses or other destructive elements. PrimeCutt has no responsibility to You with respect to any Linked Site, and no Linked Site, regardless of the linking form (e.g. hotlinks, hypertext links, IMG links) is maintained, controlled, endorsed, monitored or otherwise governed by PrimeCutt.
8.3. PrimeCutt takes very seriously Your privacy and the protection of Your personal data, collected and processed in connection with Your use of the PrimeCutt Service. If You want to find out more about the personal data collected, how we collect them and the related processes, You can check our Privacy Policy available at any time on the PrimeCutt website.
9.1. You acknowledge and agree that the Terms will continue to be enforceable for as long as You use the PrimeCutt Service or any of its features, whether or not if you are a Visitor, a Viewer, a User or a Partner. For the sake of clarity, watching videos from the PrimeCutt Service, exporting the PrimeCutt video player, and/or maintaining a PrimeCutt Account are all deemed to be uses of the PrimeCutt Service.
9.2. Any obligations which expressly or by their nature are to continue after termination, cancellation, or expiration of the Terms shall survive and remain in effect after such happening.
9.3. By using PrimeCutt service, you agree that any dispute between You and PrimeCutt arising out of or relating in any way to these Terms or Your use of the PrimeCutt Service shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of United Kingdom, without reference to its conflicts of laws, and notwithstanding multiple defendants or third party claims. You also agree that any claim or dispute between You and PrimeCutt shall be decided by a court of competent jurisdiction located in London.
9.4. These Terms of Use constitute the entire agreement between PrimeCutt and You with respect to the PrimeCutt Service and shall supersede all prior or contemporaneous communications and proposals, whether electronic, oral, or written, between You and PrimeCutt with respect to the PrimeCutt Service.
9.5. A printed version of the Terms of Use and of any notice given in electronic form shall be admissible in judicial or administrative proceedings based upon or relating to the Terms to the same extent and subject to the same conditions as other business documents and record originally generated and maintained in printed form.
9.6. You agree that PrimeCutt may provide You with notices, including those regarding changes to the Terms, by email, regular mail, or postings on the PrimeCutt Service.
9.7. If one or more provision of the Terms is considered to be invalid as such or as a result of the application of a law, regulation, or the decision of a competent body having jurisdiction, it will be treated as not forming part of the Terms and all other conditions of these Terms will remain in force.
9.8. No waiver by either party of any breach or default hereunder shall be deemed to be a waiver of any preceding or subsequent breach or default.
In the course of using the Service you may win, earn or alternatively purchase, with real-world money, loyalty coins ("Virtual Items").
You are not obligated, at any time, to purchase any Virtual Items. Your purchase of Virtual Items is final and is not refundable, transferable or exchangeable, except in PrimeCutt's sole discretion. You understand that you have no right or title in the Virtual Items appearing or originating in PrimeCutt' website, whether "earned" on the website or "purchased" from us, or any other attributes associated with an Account or stored on the Service. Virtual Items are licensed to you by us for your personal use through the Service. You may not transfer, purchase, sell or exchange Virtual Items outside the Service, or attempt to sell, give or trade in the "real world" anything that appears or originates in the Service. Any such attempted transfer shall be null and void and may result in termination of your Account and legal action taken against you. Other than a limited, personal, revocable, non-transferable, non-sublicenseable license to use the Virtual Items with the Service, you have no right or title in or to any such Virtual Items. We retain the right to manage, regulate, control, modify and delete Virtual Items at our sole discretion, and we shall have no liability to you or anyone for the exercise of such rights. We may selectively remove or revoke your license to use or associate Virtual Items with your Account without notice at our sole discretion. Prices and availability of Virtual Items are subject to change without notice.
Virtual Items may only be held by legal residents of jurisdictions where access to and use of the PrimeCutt service are permitted. Virtual Items may only be purchased or acquired from us and through means we provide on the applicable website or otherwise expressly authorize or through the applicable store (such as Google Play Store or Apple App Store). We reserve the right to refuse your request to purchase or acquire Virtual Items for any reason. When you purchase Virtual Items, they will reside in your Account until discharged through use of the Service, unless removed or revoked by us.
Depending on your platform, any Virtual Item purchased from your Platform will be subject to its terms and conditions and user agreement of such Platform. Usage rights for each purchase may differ from item to item. If you are unsure about usage rights you should check with your Platform before making a purchase.
When purchasing Virtual Items, you agree to pay us the applicable charges for your purchase, including applicable taxes, through the applicable store. If your transaction with our payment processing partners is not successful then your purchase will not be fulfilled. Upon the completion of a successful payment transaction then your purchase will be fulfilled to you as soon as possible – we will endeavor to fulfill your order immediately at the point of purchase.
If your Account is charged for Virtual Items that were not purchased by you or anyone using your Login Information, or you did not receive the Virtual Items you purchased, or you were charged an incorrect amount, you may request a refund or correction (only in Virtual Items) in accordance with the payment provider's policy. Any refund request must be sent directly to the applicable store in accordance with the applicable store's policy. You agree to notify us about any billing problems or discrepancies within 30 days from the date of your purchase. If you do not bring them to our attention within 30 days, you agree that you waive your right to dispute such problems or discrepancies. You are responsible for and agree to reimburse us for all reversals, charge-backs, claims, fees, fines, penalties and any other liability incurred by us (including costs and related expenses) that were caused by or arising out of payments that you authorized or accepted or that were authorized or accepted using your Login Information (even if not authorized by you). You understand that we may suspend or terminate your Account if for any reason a charge that you authorized or that was authorized using your Login Information cannot be processed or is returned or unpaid, and if such event occurs, you shall immediately remit to us payment for such charge through any payment method. In the event your Login Information has been compromised, please notify us immediately and we will use commercially reasonable efforts to reverse any unauthorized charges. If the compromise results from our negligence or breach of these Terms, then we will reimburse you for any resulting loss, provided that you have timely notified us (as required by this paragraph) of the charge.
If you do not connect the Games on a device to your Account (directly or through your social network account), then we will not be able to restore any Virtual Items (whether purchased by, or otherwise credited or awarded to you) or other data associated with your Game play to a different device (including if you lose that device or it is damaged). We will not be liable for any loss or deletion of Virtual Items, whether purchased by you or granted by us without making a purchase.
We may offer, from time to time, limited-time promotions, contests, sweepstakes and special offers or promote any features and programs (including offers, excursions and special gifts to all or to certain eligible Users, as we deem fit ("Offers"), and such Offers shall be governed by our promotion rules located at: www.primecutt.com/terms/promotions, unless different official rules are provided and published by us for any specific Offer, in addition to these Terms.
We are not required to give, and Users are not required to accept, any Offer. Offers are not transferable, redeemable or exchangeable for other things of value, except at our sole discretion. If you accept any Offer, you may have to sign a declaration of eligibility and liability release, or sign other paperwork in order to get the Offer. Some Offers will be subject to taxes and other charges, travel or activities outside of the virtual world, all of which will be disclosed before you accept the offer. If you accept an Offer, you also assume all liability associated with the Offer. Sometimes, we may request your feedback on certain features through a promotion or otherwise. Any feedback you provide at our request through a promotion or program is subject to the rules of the specific promotion or program.
You hereby agree and acknowledge that the acceptance of any Offer or participation in any promotion constitutes your consent that we use your name, likeness, photograph, voice, opinions, hometown, state or province for our purposes, in our sole discretion in any media, worldwide, without further payment or consideration.
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The Highland Park Democratic Committee is composed of 26 members of our community who were elected to two-year terms to represent each of our 13 voting districts. To determine who your committee representatives are, find out which district you vote in, and align it with the list below.
To contact your representative, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Each voting district has two representatives as follows:
District 1: Diane Reh and Michael Brailove
District 2: Debbie Rainwater and Gary Leslie
District 3: Judy Richman and Abby Stern Cardinale
District 4: Carol Berman and Padraic Millet
District 5: Catherine Ambos and Edward Prince
District 6: Shelia Highsmith and Robert Holzapfel
District 7: Nayla Caruso and Alex Kemeny
District 8: Andrea Alexander and Stan Fessant
District 9: Rena Falk and Ethan Schoolman
District 10: Dana Korbman and Sal Raspa
District 11: Nancy Wolf and John Crocco
District 12: Eileen McMenamin and Junior Devonish
District 13: Jane Stanley and Gregory McLendon

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Kelly Brush FoundationCategories: Grants, Scholarships and Funding
Phone: (802) 846-5298
Address: 7 Aspen Drive South Burlington Vermont United States 05403
Website http://www.kellybrushfoundation.org
The Kelly Brush Foundation is a private 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to assisting individuals with spinal cord injuries and increasing ski racing safety.
The Foundation offers two types of grants, individual (for adaptive athletic equipment) and club (for ski racing safety improvements. The Foundation also promotes ski racing safety through a public awareness poster campaign to ski clubs and areas throughout the United States.


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The less part writes faster, so I'll dispose of riding in a fell swoop: I managed to get out for an hour last Sunday and felt encouraged, then I rode easily in the gym on Monday and Tuesday for 50 and 75 minutes, respectively and felt OK, happy that I was turning my legs. I was all optimistic about launching a consecutive day riding streak, but work got in the way and the streak ended at just three. Will try to launch another this weekend; we are having a glorious winter for cycling and my health hasn't allowed me to take advantage of it.
I finished both Catherine and Rough Ride. I loved Catherine the book and mostly liked her as a person, though I absolutely hated what she had done to Poland. Rough Ride was almost disappointing in the tameness with which it describes doping in cycling. I suppose we are so jaded by recent revelations of drug-taking in the sport.
In contemplation of a summer trip to France, I picked up Stanley Karnow's Paris in the Fifties. I haven't started reading it and wonder what it will do to my fanciful romanticized impression of France 60 years ago.


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Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Merry Christmas
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Hi Robyn, Love this one.ReplyDelete
Hope you have a nice day. Sue
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Happy Rudolf Days.
what a very lovely card and that design is super.
Beautiful gold ribbon and such a super bow.
Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L. GD
Your card is lovely Robyn and a very clever design idea. BarbxxReplyDelete
This card like a wrapped parcel with a tag is a great idea Robyn and love that dp and the gorgeous gold sparkly ribbon, and the tag is just perfect. Thanks for joining in with the May Rudolph Days Challenge. xReplyDelete
I love this idea. It's so simple but makes a very elegant card.ReplyDelete
Thanks for playing along at Christmas Card Throwdown.
A very classic card, and a great way to use our colour combination. Thanks for sharing with us at the Christmas Card Throwdown.ReplyDelete
Aaaah lovely & thanks for joining in Mays Rudolph Days Challenge, luv Sam xReplyDelete
A very elegant card that showcases the colour combo beautifully! Thanks for joining us at CCT, April xReplyDelete
Thank you for taking the time to comment, all encouragement and inspiration is very welcome. May your day be a happy and extra special one, cheers Robyn


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Speciality Theatre
Stars: Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman
Director: Luc Besson
Rated: R
Showing: Fri 2:45pm, 6:30pm, 9pm; Sat 6:30pm, 8:30pm, 9pm; Sun 2:30pm, 5pm, 7:30pm; Mon-Wed 2:45pm, 6:30pm, 9pm.
Runtime: 90 minutes
Action, Sci-Fi
After a decade when the only person to take her seriously was Woody Allen, Scarlett Johansson seems to have found her groove of late, with the new actioner Lucy as further confirmation of her niche.
She's been a poker-faced Russian comic book heroine in The Avengers universe, a murderously humourless alien in Under the Skin and a voice a guy could fall in love with in Her. And that's the polished skill-set she brings to Lucy, a vulnerable college student whose poor choice in beaus gets her tangled up with a Korean/Taiwanese mob about to unleash an irresistible new drug on Europe. Besson's script may let her (and Morgan Freeman) down in the third act, but the 89 minute-long Lucy is so brisk it'll give you whiplash. Even marginal thrillers benefit from a director and star who have a sense of urgency and are as hell-bent as this on not overstaying their welcome.
Planes: Fire and Rescue
Stars: Dane Cook, Ed Harris, Julie Bowen.
Director: Roberts Gannaway.
Rated: PG
Showing: Fri 2:30pm, 6pm;
Sat 2pm, 4:15pm, 6pm; 2pm, 4:30pm, 7pm; Mon-Wed
2:30pm, 6pm.
Runtime: 83 minutes
Animation, adventure, comedy.
Planes: Fire & Rescue is roughly twice as good as its predecessor, Planes, which was so story-and-laugh starved it would have given "direct-to-video" a bad name. Yes, there was nowhere to go but up.
The sequel's story is about something — Dusty the racing plane learns to be a S.E.A.T., a Single Engine Ariel Tanker, a fire-fighting plane. For very young children, it offers animated suspense and lovely and exciting animated aerial footage of planes and helicopters fighting forest fires in the American West.
The characters are, to a one, stiffs. But bringing in Ed Harris (as a no-nonsense trainer / helicopter), Hal Holbrook (voicing an ancient fire truck) and Wes Studi (a Native American Sikorsky Sky Crane chopper) classes things up.
Liberty Theatre
Stars: Dwayne Johnson, John Hurt, Ian McShane
Director: Brett Ratner
Rated: PG-13
Showing: Fri-Sat 2:30pm, 6pm, 9pm; Sun 2:30pm, 5:30pm; Mon-Wed 2:30pm, 6pm, 9pm.
Runtime: 98 minutes
Action, adventure
Having endured his legendary twelve labours, Hercules, the Greek demigod, has his life as a sword-for-hire tested when the King of Thrace and his daughter seek his aid in defeating a tyrannical warlord.
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Stars: Andy Serkis, Jason Clarke, Gary Oldman, Keri Russell, Toby Kebbell.
Director: Matt Reeves
Showing: Fri-Sat 7:30pm; Sun 5:30pm; Mon-Wed 7pm.
Runtime: 126 minutes
Action, drama, sci-fi.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is an action-packed epic, a moving sci-fi allegory rendered in broad, lush strokes by the latest state of the computer animator's art. Yes, you will believe a chimp can talk, ride a horse and fire a machine gun. These evolved animated apes have fur with feeling, expressive faces, fangs and eyes that show them well on their way to being human.
Dawn illustrates the accelerating pace of improvements to CGI — with performances built around motion-capture-suited actors Andy Serkis and Toby Kebbell, among others — in sequences so dazzling your jaw will drop.


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As a parent and someone who works in the education field, I understand and appreciate the value of continually expanding your horizon. Although my son is 5 and not very far in school, I want to fill his vacation time not only with fun and childhood memories, but also with continuing knowledge so he doesn't lose what he has already learned. There are so many different activities out there and so many websites that can help enhance the learning experience. Learning doesn't have to be boring or time consuming. Even adding an hour a day of a different kind of activity will help keep your child on the right path in learning. Some require a monthly fee while others are free to all. Homeschool sites can also be effective and have additional items to help fill the time. I have compiled a somewhat large list of websites and so I am breaking them down into different parts. Here is Part 1 of the top education websites:
Handwriting Worksheets -This website allows you to create and print your own worksheets for free. One of my son's teachers uses this site to create worksheets with each child's name. Once you print it, I just make copies for him to practice writing out his name. It's a perfect way to assist with handwriting issues.
Signing Savy -If you are trying to teach your child how to communicate, then sign language is something you should learn with your child. This site allows you to pick a letter and learn how to sign it. There are also other items to learn like baby signs, animals, etc.
Phet Interactive Simulations -These are fun and interactive simulations based on calculations from the University of Colorado. It's a great way for your child to see various simulations that mirror real life like plate techtonics, graphs, etc. It's also a great tool if you are homeschooling your child.
Arts Edge -This site is supported by the Kennedy Center covering a multitude of artistic lessons. Would you like to hear the music from the civil war? Or what about Arthur Miller? These are only some of the topics covered. It is a great tool for kids who connect to the arts.
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Vocabulary Spelling City -There are games, practice spelling tests, and many vocabulary building tests for students to use as practice before the big tests. Writing is also incorporated into the website along with parents being able to track your child's progress.
Little Passports -If you wish to expose your child to a variety of cultures, this is a great way to do this. You pay a monthly fee and a special package for the month with a different location. There are online games and learning opportunities attached to each delivery. You can choose the USA or International version.
Free Reading -This is a free site for teachers and parents that can use to help your child learn how to read. Everything is free, but you can't make any changes to the documents unless you are a member.
Hunkins Experiments -There are all kinds of experiments done with cartoons from sound to electrical experiments that can also be duplicated by your child. They also hid a fake experiment on the website for your child to find. This is a great tool to get them interested in science and learning about the world around them.
Kids Farm -This site is about people and animals that live on a farm in Colorado. The website covers how food grows, how to take care of animals, spelling, and pictures that have descriptions of what the individual animals love to do. It's a great way to introduce the farm to your child.
These are only some of the websites available for learning activities. If your child ever says that they are bored, this is a great way to keep them occupied and learning at the same time. Enjoy!


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Bachelor of Professional Writing, Masters in Communications in Creative Writing
Euan started work at IP Australia as a trade mark examiner, has been a training supervisor, and is working as a project officer. He enjoys the challenge that training entails, striving to tailor courses to meet the needs and skills of his colleagues.
'Training new examiners is always interesting and fun. Different people bring different experiences and backgrounds to the organisation, and it's important to deliver training in a way that is accessible to everyone,' he said.
Euan has also had the opportunity to extend his own learning while at IP Australia. He has attended various conferences, and completed a Certificate IV in workplace assessment and coaching.
A particular highlight was a two-week placement with an attorney firm. During this time he worked with professionals in the intellectual property (IP) industry and became familiar with their project requirements. Euan took advantage of this opportunity to help break down some of the perceived barriers between IP Australia and other IP professionals.


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Sharks see positive signs for future after 2nd-round loss to defending champion Kings
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Two days after being knocked out of the playoffs with a Game 7 loss to the Los Angeles Kings, the San Jose Sharks started the all-too-familiar process of packing up for the summer before the Stanley Cup finals have even begun.
The mood at Sharks Ice on Thursday was a little different than years past during a stretch of nine straight playoff appearances without a championship.
Along with the disappointment of another year without a Stanley Cup, there was optimism that came from a strong close to the regular season, a first-round sweep of Vancouver and a razor-tight seven-game loss to the defending champion Kings that gives the organization hope for the immediate future.
"We didn't accomplish our goal. That's a disappointment," coach Todd McLellan said. "But on the journey to that goal, I thought we became a grittier, faster, more supportive team. We played toward our identity and grew our team in that fashion. ... We think that we have a foundation set to move forward with the retooling or refresh, whatever we want to call it, of our organization."
General manager Doug Wilson started that process when he dealt veterans Douglas Murray, Michal Handzus and Ryane Clowe for draft picks just before the trade deadline. The team responded to those deals by playing their best hockey of the season.
They went from a team on the outside of the playoff picture with one month to go in the regular season to one that was just a bounce or two away from knocking off goalie Jonathan Quick and the Kings before being eliminated with a 2-1 loss in Los Angeles.
"We were that close," defenceman Dan Boyle said. "We were that close to moving on. That's frustrating. That being said I think we've come a long way from where we were a couple of months ago. I've been here five years now and we have something really good going. The summer is going to change a few things, which always happens. It's frustration but also proud of the way we competed. We were that close."
The Sharks have the second-longest current streak of playoff appearances in the NHL, having made it every year since 2004. But they have been unable to get over the hump despite a talented roster with veteran stars like Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau and Boyle and emerging ones like Logan Couture and Joe Pavelski.
"There's something special about this group," Wilson said. "To go through the reset we did and have some key veteran players leave out of here is an indication of the good younger players that we have underneath, and the belief they have in their coach and how we need to play. It's kind of where we are."
The Sharks go into the off-season with many of the key components to the team under contract for at least next season. The most prominent potential unrestricted free agents are forwards Raffi Torres and Scott Gomez and defenceman Scott Hannan.
Torres provided an immediate jolt to the team when he was acquired from Phoenix before the trade deadline. After excelling against Vancouver, Torres played one game against the Kings before being suspended for the rest of the series for what the league called an illegal hit to the head of Jarret Stoll.
"I still feel like it was a clean hit," Torres said. "I didn't do anything that I don't think I'll do again. Obviously, it's tough when he's kind of in a vulnerable position, but I feel like I did my best to stay within the guidelines."
Torres has been suspended four times, including a 21-game ban for an illegal hit on Chicago's Marian Hossa in last year's playoffs for Phoenix.
But the Sharks say they still want Torres back. Torres said he wants to stay in San Jose, pointing to the general manager's public complaints about the latest suspension that resulted in a $100,000 fine for the organization as evidence of the support he felt in San Jose.
"It's not going to be hard to make a decision to stay here," Torres said. "They know I want to."
The Sharks also need to decide whether to use one of the two compliance buyouts they are allowed under the new collective bargaining agreement. The most likely candidate would be forward Marty Havlat, who played only two games in the playoffs because of a pulled groin.
Havlat has been mostly a disappointment in two seasons with the Sharks and is owed $10 million over the next two years. The Sharks could choose to buy him out for two-thirds of that amount to create more salary cap room to lock up potential 2014 free agents Couture and Pavelski to long-term deals this summer.
NOTES: The Sharks have not decided yet whether to keep Brent Burns at forward next season after he excelled there late in the season or move him back to his former defensive role. ... D Justin Braun will have surgery on his injured hand. ... Couture (sprained ankle) and D Marc-Edouard Vlasic (broken foot) will just need to rest their injuries. ... The Sharks signed 2012 first-round pick Tomas Hertl to a three-year contract and expect him to leave the Czech Republic and compete for a job next season.


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Whether we like it or not, social media will be around for a very long time.
Not only can platforms like Instagram and Twitter be addicting for passing time, but media is a huge influence in the public relations world. Think about it. How do majority of millennials get their information? How do people raise awareness for an organization? It all ties down to social media! Besides the obvious reasons, here are 4 ways on how social media increased the game for PR agencies all over.
1. Hashtags
Using hashtags to promote a campaign is probably the smartest way to gain recognition. Back in 2015, World Wildlife Fund created #EndangeredEmoji campaign to highlight the ongoing rate of endangered animals. For every emoji of an endangered animal tweeted, WWF added 10 cents to a voluntary monthly donation. In result, the campaign had 559,000 mentions between May and August 2015.
2. Host a Challenge
This technique is more than just a hashtag. Challenges are a fun way to get attention towards a certain campaign and are proven to succeed. Back in 2014, the Ice Bucket Challenge was a way to raise awareness for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Starting off as a small PR project in Massachusetts, it is safe to say that the challenge of people throwing freezing cold water over their heads took off just within 24 hours. Why was it so successful? Reciprocity, visual proof, celebrities participating, and it also doesn't hurt that it is for a good cause. Everyone loves a good challenge!
3. Relationships with Influencers
Perhaps one of the most common ways brands are getting their reputation out there is through social media influencers. More specifically, businesses target celebrities that are active and have a large following on social media. For example, the Kardashians are known to advertise Sugar Bear Hair gummies on their Instagram accounts. Why did the company choose them? Because who doesn't want hair like Kim K?! If taking a gummy bear each day will get my hair healthy and shiny, I am all for it.
4. Quick and Easy
Overall, social media is probably the easiest way for any business looking to get their reputation out there. Businesses are more known to hire a college student studying journalism and media to manage their PR on the internet rather than spend money on a PR firm they cannot afford.
However, many downsides can come with the fast word-spreading on social media. Brands that take months up to a year creating a positive image can have their reputation ruined within seconds. This is the power of social media. It is extremely important to know who you are working with and to be cautious on social media at all costs!
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When I first heard that Berkeley would be home to the Bay Area's first restaurant dedicated to the Paleolithic diet, I imagined Flintstones-sized slabs of still-bloody steak, perhaps served on a plate fashioned out of interlocking slices of crispy bacon. Meat on top of meat — what better way to encapsulate the so-called "caveman" diet?
Instead, on a recent Saturday morning at Mission Heirloom Garden Cafe, I found myself seated before a dish called "Eggs + Scone": two eggs — cooked sous vide at 63 degrees Celsius for more than an hour until their runny yolks had achieved a creamy, spoonable consistency — nestled underneath a savory, gluten-free olive scone made with a mixture of coconut and arrowroot flours. The dish was served in the kind of round, vase-like bowl I imagine might be popular on Etsy: an edible terrarium for these modern times.
I doubt our prehistoric forebears, whose grain-free and legume-free diet Paleo practitioners emulate, would have even recognized it as food. But the dish also happened to be delicious, and wasn't obscenely expensive, and if everything I ate at Mission Heirloom was even half as good, maybe I'd be penning a conversion story ("I Once Was Blind, But Now I'm Gluten-Free"). But after two rather bland and expensive meals, I came to the conclusion I'd suspected from the start: The restaurant just isn't meant for folks like me, for whom taste is paramount.
Owners Yrmis Barroeta and Bobby Chang created Mission Heirloom as a refuge for people with all types of dietary restrictions. It's a deeply personal mission, as the two both credit the Paleo diet for curing a host of health problems. But the cafe goes far beyond the basic restrictions of Paleo. According to Barroeta, about 80 percent of their customers come because of severe health-based dietary restrictions. Many are adherents of the even stricter "AIP" (Autoimmune Protocol) diet — a label attached to about half of the menu items at Mission Heirloom — that's popular among those who suffer from a variety of autoimmune diseases: rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, eczema, celiac disease, and more.
The idea, then, is to serve "clean" food that's free from toxins and allergens. The result is a list of forbidden foods that is incredibly vast and, to anyone who isn't a true believer, occasionally bewildering. Apart from the usual Paleo omissions of grains, gluten, and legumes, no vinegar or alliums (such as garlic and onions) are used. Everything is organic. Nothing is grilled, deep-fried, caramelized, or even sautéed. And, the consensus of contemporary chefdom be damned, umami — the sainted fifth taste — is strictly forbidden.
What Barroeta and Chang have built is more of a laboratory than a traditional kitchen — indeed, there isn't even a stove on the premises. Most of the meats are cooked in a precise steam chamber known as a CVap, and an immersion circulator and a Pacojet (a high-tech blender/ice cream maker) both get plenty of mileage.
In the end, this is a cuisine — turning its back, as it does, on centuries of collective cooking wisdom — that yields a lot of underseasoned food and odd textures. Turkey meatballs, made from the whole bird ("head-to-tail" being another of Mission Heirloom's abiding philosophies), embodied everything people hate about health food: bland, carrot-flecked meatballs served over a bed of even blander purple cabbage. A dandelion truffle pesto was the only thing in the dish that had flavor, but there was so little of it — a scant dab on each meatball — that it barely made a difference.
Shepherd's pie came topped with gummy, flavorless puréed cauliflower — as Seinfeld's "soup Nazi" would say, "No hearty mashed potatoes for you!" A dinner special of shawarma-style pulled beef was, of course, missing the traditional version's characteristic garlickiness. Instead, it tasted like strands of unseasoned cotton, garnished with a squeeze of lime.
Despite its forlorn appearance, one of the better entrées was the beef burger salad — a beef patty served alongside a pile of salad greens, basically. The burger — a fifty/fifty mix of grass-fed beef and beef heart — was full of flavor, and steam-baked to a precise medium-rare. The only thing missing: the well-charred crust you'd get from a high-temperature sear, which of course was no accidental omission.
As it turns out, the undersalting is by design — an accommodation to the many elderly people ("viejitos," Barroeta calls them) who eat at the restaurant. Fair enough. But if I could offer just one piece of advice to would-be diners, it would be this: Make ample use of the artisanal salt grinders that the servers happily provide upon request.
Barroeta, who now does most of the cooking and recipe development, said Mission Heirloom has gotten even more stringent over time, which has made it difficult to work with a chef on a long-term basis. The restaurant recently parted ways with opening chef Christian Phernetton, and instead of hiring someone new, Barroeta and Chang dream of bringing in food bloggers and other like-minded chefs to take over their kitchen for a one- or two-week residency of sorts.
During my meals at Mission Heirloom, I kept going back and forth between admiration for the loveliness of both the garden setting and the to-go jars of colorful soups and stews all lined up in a gleaming row, and the nagging feeling that I'd fallen victim to some kind of scam. The beverage selection alone was enough to set a price-conscious customer's blood to boiling. Most prominent, perhaps, is the Bulletproof coffee, a fad beverage of choice among the CrossFit crowd — a concoction whose touted benefits include weight loss and a more even-keeled caffeine high, without the subsequent crash. To make the drink, brewed coffee is blended with grassfed butter and MCT oil (aka "brain octane"), a purified oil that's extracted from coconut and palm oils. I'll leave it to others to debate Bulletproof coffee's various health claims (let's just say they're controversial); the drink was, to my taste, flatly unpleasant — so rich as to border on nausea-inducing. It also cost $6.50, or roughly double the going rate for a standard latte or cappuccino.
Mission Heirloom is also one of the only places in town that sells raw, unpasteurized camel's milk, though it will cost you $19.99 for what's intended to be a one-person serving. The drink had a whiff of the barnyard funk of, well, a real live camel, and the taste was slightly sweet, with pronounced overtones of freshly mowed grass. With apologies to readers for whom camel milk is a part of your cultural heritage: This may have been the worst twenty bucks I've spent in recent memory. Four of us jointly weren't able to finish the bottle.
There were moments, though, when I got a glimpse of the sense of promise the restaurant represents for someone who needs to be on such a diet. Each meal started with complimentary yucca crackers (aka casave) called "Yucan Crunch," an import from the Dominican Republic that reminded me of shredded wheat — quite tasty when spread with the whipped coconut oil and truffle salt provided as a butter proxy. The egg and scone is something I wouldn't mind eating for breakfast every day. A vegan puréed broccoli and spinach soup was velvety and satisfyingly savory — delicious, even served lukewarm. And the Black Forest Decadence was an aptly named (if pricey, at $12) marvel of gluten-free baking that combined dark chocolate, fresh fruit, and a trio of Pacojet-powered sorbets.
Maybe it's unkind for me, a restaurant critic, to disparage the food of the ill and allergy-ridden. As one of the taglines on Mission Heirloom's website reads, "Dietary requirements are culinary opportunities." Just be forewarned: If you don't have major dietary restrictions, don't be surprised if you leave feeling slightly confused, and quite possibly still hungry.


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Callas Sweet Shop
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Front of Bill's Restaurant in the Callas building at 420 Frederica. Taken 2013
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You can still see the name "Callas" in the stone above the door. This is the only surviving example of complete terra cotta tile fronts in downtown Owensboro, and lacks the overly elaborate detailing of many Beaux-Arts structures. It was built by Mike Callas in 1921. He immigrated from Greece in 1904, and in 1908 after traveling the US, he decided to settle in Owensboro because, as he said later, "I looked the whole country over and never found a city of people so congenial and, for the most part, kind to newcomers." His first job in town was shining shoes while he looked for a place to house a candy store. He eventually bought 124 West Main (2nd) Street and called it Progress Candy. After returning from the war, he purchased the Progress building and then built Callas' for $35,000 next door to the Empress Theater. He operated both stores for 17 years before leasing the Progress in 1938 to Walgreens Drug Store. When Callas' health failed in 1960, he rented his store to Barney Elliott who converted it into "Barney's Callas Grill. Elliott sold the restaurant to his son, Jerry, in 1973, but remained a fixture at the restaurant. Jerry sold the grill to London-born David Harrison in the early 1990's. In 2000 it suffered extensive fire damage from a grease fire that ripped through the many layers of false ceilings. It was restored and reopened in 2001. In 2011 Bill Hughes bought it and turned it into "Bill's," which it remains today. It used to have a series of paintings by local artist Elizabeth Feldhaus on the inside walls depicting old buildings in Owensboro. In 1986 it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
"46 Year Career in Business is Climaxed by Mike Callas With Sale of Sweet Shop." Owensboro Messenger (Owensboro) August 1st 1954. Sunday ed, D sec.13.
Hodges, Glenn. "A Civic Star." Messenger-Inquirer (Owensboro) June 10th 2001. , E sec.3.
National Register of Historic Places, Callas Sweet Shop, Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky, National Register #86000661.


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I had an interesting conversation with a 4 year old girl today. Let me set the scene:
White and blue classroom with one small window in the corner. 3 small tables sitting in close proximity to each other. Each table has one adult and 5 children under five but over three….yes they are four years old. It was snack time and we were munching on apples and naan bread, sipping beverages of milk and water.
The purpose of snack is not the obvious. Nutrition and hunger satisfaction is not a primary concern. It is imperative that a healthy snack is provided, but the PURPOSE of snack time is to generate conversation and have the four year olds relate personal experiences. I think that goal was achieved today.
After labeling all the items on the table, food was passed around and the children served themselves. It was silent at my table. I mean you could hear crickets 40 miles away. I initiated conversation by asking about pets. Who had a puppy or a cat at their house? Silence. More apples were passed around. about 5 minutes later a girl – Who I will call Child 1- pipes up with "I have a rabbit".
Me: Oh really? What's your rabbits name?
Child 1: Fleosjfjrgssgjbkg
Me: Pardon me? Can you tell me again?
Child 1:Fleosjfjrgssgjbkg
Me: (thinking hmmm… I have no idea) What a great name for a rabbit! What do you feed it? Cookies?
Child 1: Rabbit food
Then Child 2 pipes up with a food related question. (Of course this is great news, keeping the story lines connected, everyone is on the same topic)
Child 2: Do you have milk in your Ta-tas?
My eyes popped out of my head.
Me: Pardon me? What did you say? (thinking I heard it wrong)
Child 2: Do YOU HAVE MILK N YOUR TA-TAS?
Me: No I do not. I don't have any babies at home.
Child: Mommy is going to let her milk dry up too. The babies are too big now.
Then we got back to the pressing story of what rabbits eat. In case you are wondering what "rabbit food" is, Child 1 said it's grass and pellets with carrots on Saturday… Now you know.


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Are you creative? Do you like exploring new art mediums? Do you wish to connect with other creative youth in the city? Each Wednesday night from 6-7pm, we gather on zoom and connect in creative and meaningful ways! No artistic skill required! our goal is to create a space which one feels comfortable to explore new ways of expressing ourselves.
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RIVERDALE, Utah (AP) -- Twelve officers, some heavily armed, from five police agencies, aided by two dogs and a helicopter, combed the woods near the river parkway in Riverdale in a manhunt for some teen shoplifting suspects.
"We were giving chase and decided to use the resources available," said Riverdale Lt. Dave Hansen said of the heavy turnout of law enforcement.
Four boys allegedly stole three controllers for a Sony PlayStation and some video games from Media Play shortly after noon Wednesday, Hansen said.
Store employees followed the teens after an alarm was set off, he said. Once outside the store, the suspects ran but left the merchandise behind. One 18-year old stopped after a police officer arrived and was arrested, Hansen said.
The officers from Riverdale, Utah Highway Patrol, South Ogden, Roy and Weber County fanned out across the river parkway to search for the remaining suspects.
An area east of the Washington Terrace border and south to Interstate 84 was cordoned off.
Officers stood watch on hills and from the nearby Schneiter's Riverside golf course.
A Riverdale detective called one suspected from the arrested suspect's cell phone and told the 17-year old to turn himself in, Hansen said. The youth walked out of the woods and was arrested.
One man, who was along the river at the time of the search, was mistakenly taken into custody. The man threw his arms up when the helicopter spotted him and was taken to the police station. He was released after officers interviewed him, Hansen said.
Two 15-year olds escaped the manhunt, but Hansen said their names were known and they will be arrested soon.
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Mostly armless.
" The big unanswered question is, what constitutes a corpse... "
Anything that looks like the Vice President presiding over the Senate.
Mr. Parker: [unveiling his major award] Would you look at that? Would you look at THAT?
Mother: What is it?
Mr. Parker: It's a leg!
Mother: But what is it?
Mr. Parker: Well, it's... A leg, you know, like a statue.
It's always a good thing to spread light in the world.
Doctors offered once to let me keep a fish vertebrae that they'd removed from the middle of my foot (long story involving swimming, a thunderstorm, and jellyfish. Yada, yada).
I declined. Although I was told my grandfather did keep his finger in a jar of alcohol. Take that as you will.
Jeff - did it say "Fragile" on it?
It's not nice to make light of amputation.
Steve, in later years, did gramps give you the finger?
Shades of Christmas Story.
PB, no. He just told us he was picking his nose and a booger bit it off.
Had all the grandkids using handkerchiefs at record early ages.
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The eBiolabs Video Competition 2017
Winners of the eBiolabs Video Competition 2017
At the University of Bristol we encourage our students to be creative and confident free thinkers and we work with them to help us develop the curriculum. The video competition was open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students and the challenge was to create a short video to accompany a practical on eBiolabs.
The brief was as follows:
The video should make science come alive for other students in a novel and interesting way. Winning videos will explain why the topics studied in an eBiolabs practical are important and how they relate to the natural world. They don't need to explain how to carry out scientific techniques because these are already taught in eBiolabs, but you might want to explain the underlying scientific principles as part of your story. There were diverse video entries covering topics such as anaesthetics, gene cloning, functional anatomy, sickle cell anaemia and oxidative phosphorylation, using wide range of video techniques.
First place: Gene Cloning by Frankie Ellwood.
The judges were impressed by the clarity of the explanation of the subject matter combined with an excellent use of analogy. The use of computer-based animation was considered to be exemplary.
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Second place: The diagnosis of sickle cell anaemia by Aimee Wilkinson.
Stop-motion and rostrum camera techniques were used to excellent effect to explain how sickle cell disease can be diagnosed in the lab. The judges were impressed by the amount of information that was conveyed in an entertaining and accessible manner.
Third place: Oxidative Phosphorylation by Isabelle Cuthbert.
In this tour-de-force of stop-motion animation, soft toys are used to explain one of the most fascinating and important biochemical pathways. The judges thought this video admirably fulfilled the brief to make the science come alive in a novel and interesting way.
In the Highly Commended category were Rui Zhi Shum for his video "Measurement of Local Anaesthetic Drug Effects on the Nerve Action Potentials" and Emily Grant for her entry on "CNS, Gross topography of skull, brain, meninges, CSF and blood supply."
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By Alicia Arnett, Collegian Contributor
The Greensboro College Women's Basketball team has been on a six game winning streak. The Greensboro College team's winning streak started during its match against Mary Baldwin College on January 29th. The score was 74 to 25. Kamerin Williams finished with a team high of 12 points, and Gregory and Smalls chipped in with 10 points each. Kylee Barry finished with nine points, and Courtney Pearsall made eight rebounds. After the game, Assistant Reggie Hines said, "We were able to come out and establish the pace early in the game, today was a good chance for us to get some more players involved in the game, while allowing them to get some more experience on the college level."
Greensboro College Women's basketball had a game the next day against Ferrum College and won 48-46. Ferrum College was unbeaten in the USA South Athletic Conference; the win was Head Coach Randy Tuggle's 138th win. This achievement tied him with Jason Tuggle for the most coaching wins in the program. During the game Marla Crawford finished with a team high of 13 points, while Smalls had a "double-double" of 10 points and 14 rebounds.
On February 1st, the Pride defeated William Peace University 68-58. After the game, Tuggle said, "Our girls played really hard tonight and was able to come away with a big win. I know that we may have started out slow but we were able to rebound late in the game." Rasheika Gregory finished with a game high of 22 points, while Lewis and Crawford both made double-digit points.
On Saturday February 4th, the Pride beat Averett University 61-55. Courtney Pearsall had a team high of 16 points and seven rebounds. Williams finished with 12 points, whereas Katie Lewis had 10 points. "Courtney stepped up big for us today and had a great game," Tuggle said. "We did pretty well as a team in most areas but we struggled on the defensive glass. We are continuing to move forward, and this was a great win for us."
On Sunday, February 5th, the pride played Meredith College and won 60-53. The game was back-and-forth until the Pride gained the lead in the fourth quarter and kept widening it. Then, they played Mid Atlantic Christian College and won 65-53 giving them a six game winning streak. Kamerin Williams had a "double-double" with a team high of 13 points and 15 rebounds. Courtney Pearsall had 12 points and Monica Smalls finished with 4 points and 10 rebounds. The Pride will return, playing the last two games of the regular season against North Carolina Wesleyan College and Sunday Methodist University.


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Organized Chaos
Organized chaos is a good all-around description of how my life goes. "Miscellany Mondays" work out great for me, because my thoughts tend to be so scattered, but alas, I missed yesterday. You get the Tuesday catch-up!
I recently won some Shutterfly holiday cards, courtesy of Meg @ Adapting to Change! Meg is a fellow teacher and an AF wife. I participated in Shutterfly's blogger promo last year, but hadn't heard anything this year and got on board that train late. Surprisingly, when I mentioned the win to DH, he actually suggested taking a picture of the two of us in uniform, which I'm always game for. I'm trying to think of who would actually take our picture (we don't have the money to throw down for a "shoot" of any variety), and where we'd do it. I almost wish it was snowing, since the sage and foliage green [yes, those are technical colors] of our uniforms would look great against the snow. We'll see what happens! Maybe New Year's cards they shall be!
I've been putting in a lot of hours at work, tutoring before and after school, and supervising detention. The extra cash will be nice, but the hours are long – I don't get out of here until 5ish. With the time change, it means I'm leaving in the dark. My poor running schedule is out of whack, but I was able to get in three good days of physical fitness over Veteran's Day weekend. I did the Incline again, ran an informal 5k in the wind, and hit the gym on Sunday. I'm still feeling all of that, needless to say. I'm hoping to run more regularly next week when I'm on Thanksgiving break, since I'll have a lot more free time during the day when it's light and warm(er) outside. My next PT test is in February, and I really need to start working on my strength training at home, lest I want to fail the pushups portion. Remember when I said I have the body of a T-Rex? I wasn't lying.
Thanksgiving break is a sweet, sweet carrot dangling in front of me. It's a relatively new concept for me. We didn't have it in California, nor in North Carolina at the schools I attended/worked at. Last year FIL and I spent the entire time down in Phoenix with family, which was an awesome trip, albeit pricey (we did a lot of shopping). This year it's just DH, DD, and I at home. DH wants to start creating our own holiday traditions and celebrations, so he requested a small Thanksgiving dinner at home. It's actually going to be the first time I've made an entire Thanksgiving spread myself, including using my fancy All-Clad roasting pan that I've had now for, oh, eight years and never used! We're not doing a whole turkey, but just a large breast. We're keeping it simple – turkey, cranberries (canned), crescent rolls, corn, riced (way better than mashed!) potatoes, stuffing (Stovetop at DH's request), gravy, and a couple pies. Nothing from scratch, aside from my brining solution. We're trying to keep it simple/cheap.
I have a 10k coming up this weekend! I hope I do well, especially considering the fact that I haven't been faithful to my "every other day" running schedule. DH has drill this weekend, complete with family day on Sunday. That should be interesting. He was actually hoping to be free and done with this company by now, but getting out of the Reserves (to transfer into the AF Reserves) has proved to be slower than expected, at no fault of our own. You all know how the military bureaucracy works.
Speaking of DH, this is where we run into our predicament. He needs to go back active. We've hit that point. Even he's able to verbalize what I've known for a while – he never should've left active duty. Whenever I read about other bloggers getting excited about getting out of AD, I cringe, because I've been living the other life for over a year now and it sucks. Point blank, it sucks. "Don't do it!" is always going to be my recommendation. Our quality of life was better on active duty. Maybe your situation isn't the same, but I would strongly caution you before thinking life is going to be so skippy dippy easy after the military. Now that he's been out, they make you bend over backward trying to get back in. He went to the recruiter today and was told he could only pick from a short list of MOS possibilities, none of which were at the top of his list. It was discouraging to say the least, and now we're having to think creatively about how we can accomplish our goals.
"But wait, Erin, what about Colorado? Wouldn't you have to move?" Yes, and I've already made peace with that, if it means my husband is doing something he wants to do and bringing in a second income. I love my job here, I'd like to continue on with this unit, but we need to think about our overall quality of life and financial stability. The military is what he does – he's good at it. He needs to get back to doing it. Ideally, we were hoping he'd be reclassing to 15T (crew chief on a UH-60) and back at Bragg, where I could switch to a reserve unit at Pope or Seymour Johnson, and where I still have a valid teaching license. I had it all worked out in my head. Too bad it's not working out that way. Trinnie wouldn't be overjoyed to see me go, but she understands. A second income would give us the opportunity to take those girls' trips we've always talked about. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers as we try to accomplish this difficult, trying task. We're having to get all sorts of creative in terms of how we can get him active again. We need this to happen, and as soon as humanly possible. I know I'm asking a lot, but we've been going for too long on too little.
That's all I've got right now. My mind is fried from CDCs, which is what I've been focusing on at home. It's been a lot of technical reading that gets old really quickly, but I'm almost done with the second volume (out of three)! I want to have volume three done early into my Thanksgiving break so I can make notecards and look ready to go come December UTA, so there's no doubt in my supervisor's mind that I'm ready to test during January UTA. Go me!
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Michelle Aetonusaid
wow! you have tons of runs coming up. good luck! i have to second the getting off active duty sentiment. when i met my husband he was on active duty and then got out and went into the reserves only two months later when he realized he missed it too much, but still wanted to do some school. Well, after three years, he desperately wants to go back on active duty so that he can go SF, but the Army is so overstrength now, they're not taking anyone back (at least in his MOS). He regrets getting off AD every stinkin' day.


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