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Richard Littlemore | December 14, 2009
By Richard Littlemore • Monday, December 14, 2009 - 15:59
As if Canada's performance on climate were not already the second worst among all countries surveyed by GermanWatch for the Global Climate Change Performance Index (we were aced for last place by Saudi Arabia), new documents discovered by the CBC show the Conservative government actually looking to WEAKEN the pathetic greenhouse gas emission limits that barely restrain the Alberta oil and gas sector.
The government, which has presented no plan to meet its humiliating target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by three per cent below 1990 levels by 2020, is now leaning toward giving the oil and gas sector even more room to pollute, leaving the responsibility for reducing emissions (should the country ever decide to do so) on individuals and businesses outside the industry that is primarily responsible.
As long as Prime Minister Stephen Harper's oil patch buddies are making money, though, what can go wrong?
JR Wakefield replied on Permalink
Conservative government actually looking to WEAKEN
Great News!! Finally some common sense. Gee, wonder if Climategate has any bearing on this. Betcha it does.
brianmax replied on Permalink
Common sense?? This is just
Common sense?? This is just another example of what an oil patch puppet Harper really is, you can almost see the strings attached…
JR Wakefield replied on Permalink
Common sense??
You mean the same oil that you need to get to work, heat your home, get food on your plate, providing health care and emergency services, that oil?
Jim Eager replied on Permalink
"Common sense" is an apt phrase,
given all the ex-Mike Harris government players in Harper's government.
FEMACK replied on Permalink
I could weep
Our only hope now is for Canadians to start lobbying hard for Obama to come up with something very aggressive & strong-arm Canada to pony up. That and maybe a seige of protestors on Parliament Hill until they get the message that this isn't how Canada behaves! F
JR Wakefield replied on Permalink
Canada to pony up.
How much of your bank account are you willing to include in that "pony up"? It is your tax dollars you are talking about here.
FEMACK replied on Permalink
As a matter of fact,
I would much rather have my tax dollars go to promoting and supporting sustainable technologies and alternate energy sources than most of what the present government is spending them on. And I would be quite happy to see more of my tax dollars going into a program to help developing nations achieve their goals without making the mistakes that we made.
Harper is trying to delay the inevitable by shoring up an industry that the rest of the world recognizes as obsolete. He should be encouraging our substantial brain power as a nation to come up with news ways of doing things.
That's my wasted breath for this evening. F
paul s replied on Permalink
Oil is obsolete? Oh do
Oil is obsolete? Oh do explain.
RickJames replied on Permalink
It's all those wind farms you
It's all those wind farms you see everywhere. They generate electricity and charge up all the battery powered trucks, trains and ships that bring us food and other goods. You may not have heard but pretty much all farm machinery is also powered by wind generated on the very farms where the grain is grown.
Across the country the entire vehicle fleet has gone electric too (exccept your town because of the political payoffs there)
Look closely at all those jets coming back from Copenhagen. See that - no con trails. Yep - they're electric too!
There's really no need for oil anymore. It's just a dinosaur industry propped up by Harper for his old oil pals.
Amabo replied on Permalink
Com'on, let's keep Canada "The True North Strong and FREE"
I don't want a penny of our tax dollars to support any Leftist cause, including redistribution of wealth from Canadians to Mugabe and his ilk in the Third World. Besides, there probably is NO global warming caused by excessive CO2. How do I know this? CO2 is not excessive. It is extremely SCARCE; <0.04%. This tiny PERCENTAGE of CO2 cannot possibly be the cause of global warming? Why not put a tax on clouds? Water vapour is a much more significant cause of global warming (a natural phenomenon)than is CO2.
Stephen Berg replied on Permalink
Disgusting! The Harper
Disgusting! The Harper Government is an embarrassment! I feel incredibly embarrassed to be Canadian right now. Until Harper is removed from power (democratically, of course), whenever I go abroad, I am considering wearing an American flag on my backpack or lapel. At least it's cool to be American now.
paul s replied on Permalink
I'm embarrassed that you're
I'm embarrassed that you're embarrassed. Why don't you simply move to the US Stephen? (Hint, hint)
RickJames replied on Permalink
That's funny. I knew some
That's funny. I knew some lefties (my apartment block) that moved to Vancouver in Bush's second term out of disgust for Bush and his policies.
They turned around an went home in a few months because it's cheaper to live in Seattle.
Is it really cool to be an American now? I doubt it. They're still the big kid on the block, they still throw their weight around and I doubt there is a whole lot of difference in how they are viewed internationally.
Canada's relative popularity is because we are viewed as harmless. Climate talks don't change that. People know that in the end Canada does what the Americans tell us to do.
Amabo replied on Permalink
Whatever for?
There is NO need for Kyoto nor for Copenhagen. Since CO2 is not at fault. CRU and IPCC seem to be run by fraudulent people who "cook the books". Harper's government is the only one with good sense at this point. I have a proposal: Let the foolish, gullible people who do not understand the science of climate change, and who do not want to learn the truth, let them direct a portion of their taxes to supporting people like Mugabe with $$$ to buy C-credits. Start supporting Harper. He might actually save you a few buck. The planet does not need saving. It's in "dynamic equilibrium". CO2 is a good, SCARCE component of the environment. CO2 is NOT the cause of either real or imagined global warming.
Mark Francis replied on Permalink
So I'm to further subsidize
So I'm to further subsidize Alberta's oil patch? No way!
JR Wakefield replied on Permalink
So I'm to further subsidize Alberta's oil patch
Since Alberta provides 11 billion on transfers to Ottawa each year for equilization payments, how are you subsidizing the oil patch?
Mark Francis replied on Permalink
So, now you believe in public
So, now you believe in public money going into private business?
Why should various *private* businesses outside of the oil patch come to pay more tax (that's what cap and trade comes to) so the oil patch can pay less?
That's means less jobs outside of Alberta, and all that entails economically, private and public.
So, yes, that's subsidization.
paul s replied on Permalink
There is no subsidization of
There is no subsidization of the oil industry. Quit making things up. The oil sands pays enormous taxes already, but they aren't going to pay substantially higher taxes when other provinces are doing nothing about their own CO2 emissions.
VJ replied on Permalink
False. As a 2005 report says
"…And to make matters worse, oil sands producers are on the receiving end of substantial federal spending. A Pembina Institute study released earlier this year found that the federal government spent $1.2 billion on tax breaks and other benefits to the oil sands industry between 1996 and 2002…."
Here's the 2005 report: http://184.108.40.206/search?q=cache:w29_3IhgyT0J:pubs.pembina.org/reports/GovtSpendingOnOilAndGasFullReport.pdf+pembina+money+to+oil+companies&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca
JR Wakefield replied on Permalink
federal government spent $1.2 billion on tax breaks
Tax breaks is not money spent. It's less money recieved. You can't "spend" money that s not recieved. That's not a subsity. Subsities are direct payments. Like what the auto industry just got.
paul s replied on Permalink
Tax breaks aren't subsidies.
Tax breaks aren't subsidies. And $1.2 billion in tax breaks over 6 years is peanuts compared to the billions extracted in taxes and then the additional billions extracted in equalization payments every year.
Try again VJ.
Ed_B replied on Permalink
The real snake is Dr Pachauri
He helped create and uses the IPCC to rake in billions.. using the naive Warmists to enrich himself.. hmmm…
"In India, Corus's owner, Tata, plans to increase steel production from 53 million tonnes to 124 million over the same period. By replacing inefficient old plants with new ones which emit only "European levels" of CO2, Tata could claim a further £600 million under the UN's Clean Development Mechanism, which is operated by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change – the organisers of the Copenhagen conference. Under this scheme, organisations in developed countries such as Britain – ranging from electricity supply companies to the NHS – can buy the right to exceed their CO2 allocations from those in developing countries, such as India. The huge but hidden cost of these "carbon permits" will be passed on to all of us, notably through our electricity bills.
Thus, at the end of the day, Redcar will lose its biggest employer and one of the largest manufacturing plants left in Britain. Tata, having gained up to £1.2 billion from "carbon credits", will get its new steel plants – while the net amount of CO2 emitted worldwide will not have been reduced a jot."
Freiherr von Mo... replied on Permalink
Here you have Stephen Harpers hidden agenda.
paul s replied on Permalink
Oooh. The "hidden" agenda
Oooh. The "hidden" agenda again. Except it's in public documents that the lazy CBC just got around to reading.
paul s replied on Permalink
=="Individuals and businesses
=="Individuals and businesses outside the (oilsands) industry that is primarily responsible."==
Those individuals and businesses outside the oilsands industry are responsible for 95% of Canada's total CO2 emissions.
Instead of a free pass for Canada's (read Ontario) manufacturers on reducing CO2 emissions, the Conservatives are proposing a plan that requires ALL segments of Canadian society to make a sacrifice.
shooshmon replied on Permalink
Huge Fan of the Harper Administration
This Harper is a winner all the way. I wish we could trade you guys Obama for Harper. And by the way, Dr. Monckton did not do any name calling.
FEMACK replied on Permalink
Okay, let's try this again:
Christopher Monckton does not have a doctorate in ANYthing. He studied Classics and has a diploma in Journalism, and that is IT. You just make yourself look very silly referring to him as "Dr".
Second, take a few minutes to watch the relevant videos and see for your own eyes that his mouth is moving in synch with the words "Hitler youth" and "Nazis". He also states clearly that he will call them the same again if they ever interrupt another meeting in which he is taking part.
For pete's sake check out the facts before you go spilling this stuff all over the place.
RickJames replied on Permalink
Maybe it's like Dr J of
Maybe it's like Dr J of basketball fame.
Amabo replied on Permalink
Don't just look at the mouths move; LISTEN
Yes, please listen closely to that YouTube clip. Moncton talks with a North American accent; the other person who speaks the dastardly, but true words – Hitler youth – sure sounds like a Brit to me.
VJ replied on Permalink
Monckton is British.
Monckton is British.
Amabo replied on Permalink
Thank you Prime Minister Harper
Please, please Prime Minister Harper. Stay the course. Do NOT give in to the environmental wackos!
ToddD0362 replied on Permalink
We will be an oil consuming world for a long time to come, so we need to reduce our consumption of oil from OPEC countries. New technologies will reduce our need for fossil fuels eventually, but it will not be as fast as everyone would like. Our whole distribution system is set up for petrol, so what ever "green" technologies we go with, that will be a whole process in itself.
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Last week, a source familiar with official U.S. assessments said it was thought most likely the plane flew south, where it presumably would have run out of fuel and crashed into the sea.
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A senior U.S. official said he was "not aware of any stones left unturned". China has said there is no evidence that Chinese passengers, who made up over two-thirds of those on board, were involved in a hijack or act of sabotage.
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6000 sympathisers from across the West Bank flocked to the outpost of Amono to show their support
Though ultra-Zionists like Ariel view Palestine as Israeli land waiting to be fully conquered, all Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank are illegal under international law. And as the High Court demolition order made clear, Amona is illegal even by Israel's own lax standards.
This is not how the settlers see it. "Look around you," says one of their number, Avishai. He points over a sea of demonstrators and holiday-makers to the thorn-choked countryside beyond. "There's no Arabs. If we left, there would be no-one here. We've been here 2000 years, and we'll be here forever."
Bar the outpost's parent settlement Ofra in the vale below, the surrounding hills are indeed bare. But an Israeli police investigation in 2014 found the outpost was entirely constructed on Palestinian-owned soil, and that the settlers' claims to have purchased the land were based on forged documents. Driven from cultivated land in and around Amona in the 1990s, Palestinian farmers are in fact kept from returning by the guns of the settlers and the fences patrolled by Israeli soldiers.
Children's glitter-splattered drawings adorn the sukkah booth beside Etzik's home. Most show heroes from the Torah: David, Sampson, Moses. One, scribbled over in maroon crayon, depicts a map of the Holy Land. The West Bank, with its three million Palestinian citizens, is nowhere to be seen: in its place are the Israeli districts of Judea and Samaria.
Settlers families spend a day in Amona outpost to support their inhabitants.
Etzik works in construction, overseeing projects in both the West Bank and what he terms "small Israel", within the Green Line borders of the state. Like many of the settlers in Amona, he claims he has no issue with his Palestinian colleagues on a personal level. "The tension is made by the media. We work together, we shop in the same stores, we're not going to kill each other," he says.
Perhaps so, but the impact of the settlements on the indigenous Palestinians they displace goes beyond regular acts of violence. By obstructing freedom of movement and expropriating land and natural resources, their presence in the West Bank's Area C has slashed a third off the region's GDP and left many Palestinians struggling to provide their children with clean drinking water.
And it is not just lucrative business opportunities and tax cuts which bind the settlers to their prefabricated caravans. While Etzik says the main attraction of Amona is living in open countryside where "you don't have to put your head up to see the sky", many of his neighbours view their presence in the West Bank as an act of spiritual warfare on behalf of the Jewish people.
Udi and Rachel came with their kids in front of a Sukkah in the Outpost of Amona.
Udi believes the settlements are "the great shield of Israel", protecting his nation and by extension the Western world from Islamic terror attacks. "This is our land, our father's land, here," he says.
His wife Rachel concurs. "Palestinians are very nice, they're very friendly, but they can take a knife in one minute and kill you," she says. "I don't have a problem with them living over there – why does it disturb them that I live here? Did a Palestinian ever live here in history? What's the problem?"
It is startling to hear her voice rise: in defiance of the hard evidence uncovered by the Israeli courts, she genuinely believes this land was empty before her forebears occupied it.
All the settlers feel victimised by the Israeli state. Liability is generally placed on the perceived weakness of the Netanyahu government, capitulating to external condemnation or internal dissent. Speaking in one of the very first homes to have been built in the outpost, Eitan points the finger at "radical Israeli organisations looking for a reason to protest."
To Etzik, meanwhile, "the government gave in to pressure from the USA. There are 40 families here, and Obama is talking about us. In Syria, there are 600,000 dead, and he says nothing. This is the only place he can leave a legacy."
The Obama administration did issue an unusually harsh critique of the Israeli government's plans to relocate the Amona settlers to occupied land elsewhere in the West Bank. But these "serious concerns" over "plans… that would seriously undermine the prospects for a two-state solution" appear rather toothless in the light of the USA's continued massive financial support of the Israeli military-industrial complex.
"At the end of the Obama term, our entire settlement enterprise is at risk," Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly told the Amona settlers last week. Previously, the Israeli state has tacitly supported these doubly illegal settlers by hooking them up to the electrical grid and providing military cover for their initial seizure of the hilltop.
If the demolitions do go ahead, as most commentators and Amona residents now believe they will, it will only be under extreme sufferance. The 2006 destruction of just 9 Amona properties was a bloody affair, as thousands of ultra-nationalist demonstrators fought bitterly with mounted police. Though the homes were eventually torn down, 300 Israeli protesters were injured in the debacle, including members of the Knesset.
Eitan outside one of the very first dwellings in Amona, built under the protection of the Israeli Forces.
In general, the settlers in Amona do not appear as belligerent as their counterparts deeper in the West Bank. They are zealously committed to the Zionist project – "it's very important for us to take everywhere in this holy place that belonged to our fathers," says Eitan – but not to the point of napalm bombings or actual murder.
Most claim they will respect the rule of law and leave by the end of the year: "I am a soldier, and I believe what the country decides must be done," Eitan says. But with 20,000 partisan Zionists set to move into the outpost to obstruct its demolition, the Israeli government could well have a repeat of the 2006 bloodbath on its hands.
For now, all of the settlers are charmingly polite. They welcome strangers into homes bedecked with woven date palm, willow and myrtle branches, and ply them with couscous and glasses of wine. But the more charming their picture-book lives appear, the more galling it is to be reminded that these lives are built on land and agricultural profits stolen from Palestinian families. The underlying extremism of the settler ideology is all the more jarring when it breaks through Amona's sunny exterior.
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General Terms and Conditions of Business of cleverbridge AG
cleverbridge AG, Gereonstr. 43-65, 50670 Cologne (Germany), further referred to in brief as "cleverbridge" is an ecommerce business that trades internationally.
1. Definitions
The following terms shall have the following meanings in the context of these General Terms and Conditions of Business (" Ts&Cs"):
1.1 "Supplier" means any natural person or legal entity that provides, generates, manufactures or delivers Products and Services within the meaning of Clause 1.2 to cleverbridge for the purpose of resale to a Customer.
1.2 "cleverbridge Website" means any web page operated by cleverbridge for the sale of the Products and Services that is identifiable from the Ts&Cs as well as cleverbridge's legal information posted on it. Web pages operated by Suppliers are expressly not covered by thi s definition.
1.3 "Products and Services" means (a) Software, (b) a decryption or authorization code, a series or authorization number, a download link or similar code or mechanism, that gives the Customer (as defined in Clause 2) access, first -time use or continued use of the Software or a Service, (c) other (also physical) Products, or (d) Services sold by cleverbridge to the Customer.
1.4 "Security Code" means a numerical security feature embossed or printed on the front or back of most Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and other credit cards.
1.5 "Software" means all the Supplier's computer programmes marketed in any form and through any medium via cleverbridge's ecommerce site.
2. Subject Matter
These Ts&Cs regulate the legal relationship between cleverbridge and the Customer for the sale of Products and Services via cleverbridge' s retail channels. The following provisions are addressed both to consumers and to businesses. Where reference is made to "Customers" this shall unless otherwise specified mean both consumers and also businesses. A consumer is a natural person who enters into a legal transacti on for a purpose that cannot be attributed to that person's trade, business or profession (Section 13 of the Federal Civil Code). A business is a natural person or legal entity or partnership with legal capacity that enters into a legal transaction in the course of his/her/its trade, business or professi on (Section 14 of the Federal Civil Code).
3. Scope
3.1 These Ts&Cs apply to all offers, acceptances, deployments, deliveries of services and supplies by cleverbridge or to the Customer in connection with the sale of Products and Services via a cleverbridge Website and exclude the conditions of the Customer or third parties that depart from the same; departing conditions shall require written acceptance by cleverbridge. These Ts&Cs shall apply even where cleverbridge performs its contractual obligations without reservation despite being aware that the Customer's conditions are inconsistent with the Ts&Cs. Where the sale of Products and Services includes the delivery of Software or the provision of Services or other performance by third parties, the particular licence and other conditions of the third party shall apply above and beyond these Ts&Cs.
3.2 For Customers placing their order from the USA, the provisions of Clause 16 and Clause 18.1 of these Ts&Cs shall not apply. For Customers placing their order from a country other than the USA which is not a member of the European Union, the provisions of Clause 16 and Clause 18.2 of these Ts&Cs shall not apply. For Customers placing their order from a member state of the European Union, the provisions of Clause 18.2 of these Ts&Cs shall not apply.
4. Entry into a Contract (Offer, Confirmation and Acceptance)
4.1 An order placed by the Customer represents an offer addressed to cleverbridge for the purchase of Products and Services under these Ts&Cs. All orders placed by Customers require subsequent acceptance by cleverbridge. The customer order is accepted through the download authorization, the sending of the ordered goods or the provision of a Service. In principle this only happens, and the Contract only comes into existence, when the payment by the Customer for the Products and Services at the price applicable upon purchase has been credited to a cleverbridge account or there has been successful authorization of the credit card or other form of payment by the Customer accepted by cleverbridge. In the case of purc hase on account or purchase with grant of a direct debit authori zation (where offered) the download authorization, the provision of the Service or the sending of the ordered goods occurs without receipt of payment in advance.
4.2 cleverbridge may, at its own discretion, use third parties to carry out its services.
5. Customer Warranties
5.1 The Customer warrants that all the information he/she/it provided when placing his/her/its order was up-to-date and accurate in all material respects and that it is adequate for cleverbridge to carry out the order. Additional costs, incurred by cleverbridge as a result of false or incomplete information shall be for the account of the Customer.
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To the extent that the Customer has access to a customer account with cleverbridge he/she/it is him/her/itself responsible for looking after and immediately updating his/her/its account details in terms of its accuracy and completeness; the Customer shall not on any account disclose the password used to access the customer account.
5.3 The Customer shall be obliged to pay for all orders activated using his/her/its user name and password. This payment obligation only lapses if the Customer is able to prove that he/she/it did not negligently or deliberately facilitate an order using his/her/ its user name and password. The Customer shall otherwise be obliged to pay for an order made using his/her/its user name and password unless th e Customer has, prior to the relevant order, requested that cleverbridge block his/her/its user access and password and between the arrival of the Customer's blocking request and the arrival of the order cleverbridge has failed to block the user access and/or passw ord despite the lapse of a reasonable length of time.
6. Approvals, Exports, Customs Duties
6.1 To the extent that an approval or licence from the government or other authority is required for the acquisition, transportation or use of Products and Services, the Customer shall be obliged to obtain such approval or licence at his/her/its own cost and provide c leverbridge with evidence of the same upon request. The fact that the Customer has yet to obtain an approval or licence shall not entitle the Customer to withhold or delay payment. All costs and expenses incurred to cleverbridge on the basis of such a failur e to obtain an approval or licence or its being obtained erroneously shall be for the account of the Customer. For consumers this shall not apply in relation to an approval or other permit for transportation.
6.2 The Products and Services sold by cleverbridge and made available to the Customer electronically or physically may give the Customer access to technologies and Software which are subject to the export controls of the Federal Republic of Germany, the export c ontrols of the United States of America or those of the countries in which the Products and Services are being marketed or in which they are being used. The Customer undertakes to observe these export controls. cleverbridge shall be entitled to withdraw from the Contract where the Customer breaches export controls.
6.3 Importing goods into the European Economic Area may, where specific goods values are exceeded, lead to customs duties (e.g. w here the value of the goods exceeds the Customer's personal allowance). Upon the arrival of the goods at the place designated by the Customer the latter may incur customs duties, import duties or taxes imposed by the relevant authorities. All such additional costs shall be borne by the Customer as they are beyond cleverbridge's control and the latter has n o knowledge of them. More detailed information on customs regulations or duties can be obtained by the Customer from the customs office responsible for his/her/its jurisdic tion.
7. Prices, Payment Conditions and Delay
7.1 Unless otherwise indicated, all prices specified by cleverbridge on the cleverbridge Website are deemed to be in the currency quoted there. With respect to delivery and supply the prices indicated at the time of the order shall apply. Unless otherwise indica ted, the prices indicated are understood as inclusive of VAT but do not include the costs of delivery or transportation to the designated delivery point (delivery charges are listed separately on the cleverbridge Website and on cleverbridge's invoices ) or any (sur-)charges, fees or commissions charged by Customer's bank, financial institution or credit card organization . The Customer states his/her/its agreement to the order of the delivery or transportation costs for the Products and Services listed by cleverbridge at the time of purch ase.
7.2 The payment of the purchase price falls due immediately upon entry into the contract and shall take place in the manner speci fied on the cleverbridge Website. With the exception of purchases on account payments shall take place prior to delivery . Where the Customer has purchased Products or Services with recurring payment obligations (subscriptions) the prices are due at the agreed interval(s ) and the Customer shall pay these or make the corresponding purchase price available using the payment op tion he/she/it has selected for debiting by cleverbridge. The payment obligation for such products or services will not recur if the customer makes a clear d eclaration informing cleverbridge of his decision to terminate the contract. This will only be effective if it is done prior to the end of the subscription period for the product or service and within the announced termination notice period. In this case, any recurring opportunity or license to use the products and services and/or other opportunity or l icense to use the products and services mentioned in these Standard Terms of Business shall lapse.
7.3 If the Customer is not a consumer, the following provisions shall apply:
The Customer shall identify himself as a business when the order is placed. cleverbridge may consider the address provided as Customer's place of business, unless indicated otherwise. If Customer's VAT ID is registered to another place, cleverbridge m ay also employ that information for tax purposes. If the Customer is required to pay or withhold any tax for payments made to cleverbridge, cleverbridge remains entitled to the amount due under Clause 7.2 in full and free of any deductions. The purchase price shall be increased by the amount of taxes paid or withheld by the Customer (gross-up). The Customer will provide documentation to cleverbridge, which certifies that all applicable taxes have been paid to the relevant tax authority within 30 days after the date of payme nt of the purchase price. For purposes of this clause, taxes means any sales, use, gross receipts, business, occupation, and other taxes (other than taxes on the income of cleverbridge) and similar charges imposed by any government or other authority, with the exceptio n of VAT levied by a member of the European Union.
7.4 In case of any advance deliveries (purchase on account or purchase with grant of a direct debit authori zation) payments shall be made in full irrespective of any claims for short deliveries or product defects. If payment is made with any one of the f ollowing payment methods, Customer will have 35 days to complete the order by providing funds for the order: direct debit, wire transfer, Boleto Bancário, Konbini, PayNearMe, PayPal. cleverbridge reserves the right to cancel any order if payment has not been completed within 35 days.
7.5 Bills of exchange and cheques are only accepted as payment by cleverbridge to the extent these are expressly offered by cleve rbridge on the cleverbridge Website and are accepted for processing; they shall count as payment only once they have been redeemed. Discount and collection charges shall be for the Customer's account. cleverbridge shall not be liable for their prompt submission.
7.6 To the extent that in case of purchase on account the invoice includes a payment de adline the Customer shall be in arrears if the full purchase price payment is not credited to a cleverbridge account or received by cleverbridge within such deadline. In the cas e of payment obligations on the part of the Customer that the latter has to comply with in respect of cleverbridge by granting a debit authorization or direct debit authorization (in particular also in cases of recurring payment obligations) the Customer shall be in default if the payment method selected by him/her/it is, at the time debited by cleverbridge, insufficient to cover the full amount.
7.7 Where the Customer defaults he/she/it shall pay cleverbridge late payment interest of five percentage points (5%) over the ba se rate applicable at the time of the default. Where the Customer is not a consumer the interest rate shall be nine percentage points (9%) over
the base rate. "Base rate" means a variable interest rate set at half -yearly intervals by the German Central Bank ("Bundesbank") which,
rate is adjusted on 1 January and 1 July every year by the percentage points by which the interest rate for the most recent m ain refinancing operations of the European Central Bank has risen or fallen prior to the first calendar day of the relevant half -year.
7.8 In case of default cleverbridge reserves the right to cancel the order and/or claim damages.
8. Payment by direct debit
8.1 cleverbridge offers the payment method of direct debit (grant of a direct debit authori zation) only for orders from Germany. As from 1 February 2014, payments shall be carried out by direct debit method exclusively within the framework of the SEPA Cor e Direct Debit Scheme of the Single Euro Payments Area ("SEPA").
8.2 By sending his/her/its order, the Customer declares his/her/its agreement that the amount which is debited from his/her/its b ank account within the framework of the SEPA Core Direct Debit Scheme (total order amount) is notified with a pre-notification ("Pre-Notification") already directly after sending his/her/its order.
9. Payment by Credit Card
9.1 Where payment is made by credit card the Customer shall provide full credit card data (cardholder name, card number, expiry date, security code) when placing the order and thereby declares his/her/its agreement to cleverbridge's taking payment for the ord er via the relevant credit card company, in particular in case of internet orders.
9.2 cleverbridge shall take all reasonable steps to protect the credit card data against unauthorized access by third parties. The Customer is aware that in particular where such data is transferred electronically the possibility of such d ata becoming known to unauthorized third parties cannot be excluded.
10. Delivery, Delivery Period
10.1 The delivery of the ordered goods shall be carried out according to the delivery information on the relevant cleverbridge Web site, as amended from time to time.
10.2 The agreed delivery period shall begin upon receipt of payment in full by cleverbridge or following express written acceptance of the order by cleverbridge. Where relevant it is extended by such time as the Customer requires in order to supply the data necess ary for the processing of the order to cleverbridge or the cleverbridge payment services provider selected by the Customer.
10.3 Delivery delays caused by statutory or official arrangements (e.g. import and export restrictions) and that are not the fault of cleverbridge shall extend the delivery period for a time equivalent to the duration of such obstacles. In important cases cleverbridge shall immediately notify the Customer of their commencement and termination, to the extent cleverbridge is aware of t he same.
10.4 Digital Products and Services
10.4.1 Upon purchase of digital Products and Services the Customer receives, following the order, access to a code for the activatio n
of the Software, access to a Webpage with a download link for the downloadi ng of the Software, or the use of the digital
Product or Service is facilitated or provided in some other way. Upon purchase of digital Products and Services with recurrin g payment obligations (subscriptions) the download shall only be authorized, the Service supplied or the ordered goods dispatched in each case after full receipt of payment for the period for which the recurring payment obligation exists.
10.4.2 To the extent the Customer is offered digital Products and Services or parts thereof by cleverbridge or third-party servers via the electronic transfer of a code, access to a Website with a download link, or similar manner, an obligation is only to be performed at the debtor's (cleverbridge's) place of business ("Holschuld"). Following access to the required data the Customer alone shall decide if and when he/she/it will download or activate the digital Products and Services from the servers of cleverbridge or a third party, or when he/she/it will make use of the digital Products and Services.
10.5 Physical Products and Services
10.5.1 To the extent that the purchase of Products and Services includes the delivery of physical Products, delivery shall be made t o
a valid address specified by the Customer. The Customer shall be obliged to chec k the delivery address on all the
confirmations and acceptances issued by cleverbridge and immediately to notify cleverbridge of any errors or omissions. The costs arising as a result of an amendment to the delivery address undertaken by the Customer follo wing the submission of
his/her/its order shall be borne by the Customer.
10.5.2 To the extent the Customer fails to accept the delivered Products, or to the extent he/she/it rejects them, risk of damage or loss
of the Product shall pass to the Customer without prejudice to all other rights to which cleverbridge is entitled:
cleverbridge shall be entitled, at the Customer's risk and cost, to endeavour to have the Product delivered by such means it deems suitable and reasonable and to put the Product into storage at the Customer's risk and cost. The Customer shall be obliged upon request to settle all reasonable storage costs as well as all other reasonable costs in respect of the unsuccessful offer and retention of the goods owed such as arise from the omission to accept or the rejection of the goods
10.5.3 cleverbridge shall be entitled to make part deliveries insofar as this is reasonable. To the extent cleverbridge makes part deliveries each part delivery shall represent a separate contract; this shall not apply to consumers. Customers that are businesses shall, in case of defects in one or more part deliveries, not be entitled to cancel subsequent part deliveries.
10.5.4 Where the Customer is a consumer the risk of accidental destruction and accidental deterioration of the ordered Product shall pass to the Customer upon delivery of the same. Where the Customer is a Business, the risk of accidental destruction and accidental deterioration passes to the former as soon as the Product passes to the person carrying out transportation but no later than upon entering the Customer's possession.
11. Duty of Inspection and Notification
Where the Customer is a Business he/she/it shall be obliged to test the Products in normal operating conditions immediately after delivery and to make sure that they are in perfect condition, match the product description and are complete. Claims may only be made in respect of rights based on Product defects or a short delivery if the Customer notifies cleverbridge in writing or by email of the Product defects or short deli very immediately and in any case
no later than five days after receipt of the Products or in the case of a hidden defect immediately after becoming aware of the same. Section 377 of the German Commercial Code shall also apply.
12. Retention of Title
cleverbridge retains title to the Product until payment in full of all claims under the sales agreement including secondary claims (e.g. costs of exchange, financing costs, interest etc.). Where the Customer acts in breach of contract cleverbridge shall be entitled to demand the r eturn of the Product. Neither the retraction nor any seizure of the item to which title is retained shall amount to rescission of the Contract.
13. Usage Rights, Licence
13.1 To the extent that the Products and Services delivered by cleverbridge consist of or include Software or a Service, the Custo mer accepts that cleverbridge sells the Software or the Service for the Suppliers of the same and that cleverbridge therefore grants the Customer no rights to use the Software or the Service; any usage rights over the Software or the Service (including any condi tions or restrictions on such usage rights) shall be granted to the Customer exclusively by the Supplier and not by cleverbridge.
13.2 The content and scope of any such usage rights are, to the extent granted by the Supplier, described in the Supplier's licens ing conditions and terms of use ("EULA") which the Customer receives upon purchasing the Software or the Service, or which are enclosed with the Software, or which are notified to the Customer before or during use of a Service. The Customer acknowledges that th e Software or Service may only be reproduced, adapted, transmitted, made available, marketed, altered, disassembled, decompiled, re- transmitted or combined with other Software or another Service as expressly permitted under the EULA or the relevant statutes .
13.3 Where the Customer (a) does not receive the EULA prior to purchase of the relevant Software or the relevant Service or the EU LA are not enclosed with the Software and (b) does not use or has not used the Software or the Service or (c) does not agree to the licensing conditions and terms of use and does not wish to use the Software or the Service on the basis of these licensing conditions a nd terms of use, the Customer may contact cleverbridge and request the repayment of the amounts paid for the Software or the Service – where cleverbridge requests in exchange for the return of the Software or Service to cleverbridge (where possible); in such a case, however, the Customer shall have no rights whatsoever to use such Software or such Service.
14. Data Protection
Customer data is subject to electronic data processing. Where necessary cleverbridge forwards personal data to the Supplier of the Products and Services purchased by the Customer, service partners or affiliated companies, some of which may be located outs ide the European Economic Area, including the USA, subject to compliance with the appropriate security measures and observance of the statutory provisions. c leverbridge's full data protection regulations can be viewed under "Data Protection".
15. Defects, Claims in respect of Defects and Exclusion of Liability
15.1 All information on cleverbridge's Products and Services is merely by way of description and does not represent a guarantee .
15.2 Defective Products and Services
A Product is defective where it lacks the agreed quality, is not suitable for the agreed use or appropriate for the customary use and does
not demonstrate the quality usual for Products of the same type and which the purchaser can expect of this type of Product. A Product is also defective where it infringes industrial property rights, copyright or other third-party rights. The technical and legal regulations applicable in Germany shall apply unless specifically agreed otherwise. Services or the provision of services are defective to the extent they do not comply with the contractual agreements .
15.3 Period for Supplementary Performance Where a defective Product has been delivered the Customer shall impose a reasonable deadline on cleverbridge for supplementary
performance. There is no need to set such a deadline where this is unnecessary under Section 323 Subsection 2 of the Federal Civil Code, in particular to the extent cleverbridge seriously refuses supplementary performance once and for all where, with regard to performance, time is of the essence or other circumstances exist which, given the interests of both sides, justify an immedia te rescission
or immediate claim for damages.
Where Services have not been performed in accordance with the contract the Customer shall set a reasonable deadline for cleverbridge
to perform the Service anew unless this is unnecessary under Section 323 Subsection 2 of the Federal Civil Code .
15.4 Claims for Defects
15.4.1 Claims for Defects by Businesses Where it has carried out or delivered defective Products and Services to a business cleverbridge may choose whether to make good the defects by way of supplementary performance or whether it will replace the defective Products and Se rvices with a new Product or Service free of defects. Where the supplementary performance fails the business shall be entitled to bring a claim in respect of its statutory warrant y rights as follows:
The right to lower the relevant purchase price (price reduction) is excluded. The right of cancellation shall be limited to the relevant order. Where the business is entitled to claim damages instead of performance or to rescind the contract or still to claim supplementary performance cleverbridge may require him/her/it to exercise his/her/its rights within a reasonable period. The business shall notify cleverbridge of his/her/its decision in this regard. Where the business fails to exercise his/her/its r ights within the deadline a claim may only be brought for damages in lieu of performance or notice given of rescission where a new, reasonable deadline for supplementary performance, to be specified by the business, has expired unsuccessfully. The limitation period for defects claims by businesses shall be twel ve (12) months from delivery of the Product.
15.4.2 Claims for Defects by Consumers Where it has carried out or delivered defective Products and Services to a consumer the latter shall be entitled without restriction to statutory warranty rights with the exception of the damages limitation in Clause 15.6 of these Ts&Cs. In particular, the consumer may choose whether cleverbridge should make good the defects by way of supplementary performance or replace the defective Products and Services with a new Product or Service free of defects. cleverbridge is, however, entitled to refuse the selected form of supplementary performance where this is possible only at excessive cost and the other form of supplementary performance is available without material disadvantage to the consumer. Where the supplementary performance fails it shall generally be at the Customer's discretion to opt for a lowering of the purchase price (reduction) or to rescind the contract.
The limitation period for defects claims by consumers shall be twenty-four (24) months from delivery of the Product .
15.5 Legal Consequences of Rescission Where the Customer exercises an existing right of rescission, the contractual parties shall return the services received and surrender any use or enjoyment derived. At the same time, the Customer's right to use the Products or Services shall cease. In the case of Software previously purchased the Customer shall immediately remove this from all installations, storage media and other files and shall destroy the physical components of the Products and Services as well as any copies made of the Software. In addition, the Customer shall make a separate written statement that it will undertake the actions set out above.
15.6 Disclaimer
16. Revocation Right for Consumers The provisions of this section 16 shall only apply to customers who place an order from a member state of the European Union :
16.1 Revocation Customers who are consumers shall have the right to revoke this contract within fourteen (14) days without stating a reason. In the case of a contract for services or a contract for the delivery of individually acquired or recurring digital content n ot installed on a physical data carrier, the revocation period shall be fourteen days from the date the contract was concluded. To exercise the right of revocation, the consumer must inform cleverbridge (cleverbridge AG, Gereonstr. 43-65, 50670 Cologne, Germany, tel: +49 221 - 222 45 – 0, fax: +49 221 - 222 45 – 19, email: firstname.lastname@example.com) by making a clear declaration of his decision to revoke the contract (e.g. by letter sent by regular mail, fax, or email.) The consumer can use the model revocati on form following these revocation instructions for this purpose, but it is not a requirement. To meet the revocation deadline, it is sufficient for the consumer to send notice that he is exercising his right of revocati on prior to the expiration of the revocation period.
16.2 Legal Consequences of Revocation
16.2.1 If the consumer revokes this contract, cleverbridge must promptly refund all of the payments cleverbridge received from the consumer, including delivery costs, no later than fourteen days from the date on which the notice of revocation of the contract was received by cleverbridge (with the exception of additional costs incurred because the consumer has chosen a different mode of delivery than the most cost-effective one, i.e. the standard mode of delivery offered by cleverbridge). For this refund, cleverbridge shall use the same means of payment that was used by the consumer in the original transaction, unless otherwise expressly agreed with the consumer. In no case shall the consumer be charged a fee for the refund.
16.2.2 In the case of a contract for services, the following shall apply: If the consumer requested that the services commence durin g the revocation period, the consumer shall pay cleverbridge a reasonable amount, which corresponds to the percentage of services provided by the time the consumer informs cleverbridge of the exercise of his right to revoke the contract, as compared to the total scope of the services contemplated by the contract.
16.2.3 If there is a purchase agreement for the delivery of g oods, the following shall apply:
cleverbridge can refuse to make a refund until it has received the goods back or until the consumer proves that he has sent t he goods back, whichever is earlier. The consumer shall promptly return or send the goods to cleverbridge no later than fourteen days from the date on which the consumer informed cleverbridge of the revocation of the contract. The deadline is met if the consumer sends the goods before the expiration of the fourteen-day period. The consumer shall bear the direct costs of returning the goods. The consumer must only pay for the diminished value of the goods if the diminished value is attributable to his treating the goods in an unnecessary manner to examine their quality, characteristics, and functionality. To "examine their quality, characteristics, and functionality" means to test and try out the goods, as is possible and usual in a shop. In other respect s, the consumer can avoid the duty to pay compensation for value lost through his use of the item for its intended purpose by not treating the item as his own property, but avoiding anything that could impair its value.
16.2.4 Under Section 356 (5) of the German Civil Code [BGB], the right to revoke a contract for the delivery of digital content not installed on a physical data carrier is extinguished if the consumer expressly agrees that cleverbridge shall begin to execute
the contract before the expiration of the revocation period and confirms that he knows that he will lose his right of revocat ion by consenting to commencement of the execution of the contract before the expiration of the revocation period, and cleverbridge begins to execute the contract.
16.2.5 The consumer expressly agrees that cleverbridge shall commence the execution of this contract before the expiration of the revocation period, and he is aware that he will lose his right of revocation when the execution of this contract commences .
16.2.6 Under Section 312g (2) BGB, the right of revocation does not arise or exist
with respect to contracts for the delivery of goods if they are not ready-made but were manufactured in accordance with an individual choice or determination of the consumer or are clearly tailored to the personal needs of the consumer (Section 312g (2) No. 1 BGB), and
with respect to contracts for the delivery of audio and video recordings or computer software in a sealed package if the seal was broken after delivery (Section 312g (2) No. 6 BGB).
End of the revocation instructions
Model revocation form (If you wish to revoke the contract, please fill out this form and send it back.)
To cleverbridge AG, Gereonstr. 43-65, 50670 Cologne, Germany, Fax: +49 221 - 222 45 – 19, email: email@example.com
I/we hereby revoke (*) the contract for the purchase of the following goods (*) /the provision of the following services (*) concluded by me/us
Ordered on (*) /received on (*)
Name of the consumer(s)
Address of the consumer(s)
Signature of the consumer(s) (only for notices in paper form)
(*) Please delete what does not apply.
17. Place of Performance In the case of contracts with traders, legal entities or public -law special funds the place of delivery and payment shall be agreed as the place where cleverbridge has its offices i.e. Cologne.
18. Jurisdiction and Applicable Law
18.1 Jurisdiction and applicable law for Customers placing their order outside the USA To initiate any dispute resolution, Customers placing their order from a member state of the European Union may c ontact cleverbridge via email at email@example.com. General information about online dispute resolution obligations and mechanisms is to be provided here. In the case of contracts with consumers the general jurisdiction shall be determined on the basis of the statutory regulations. According to the latter the courts of the place where the Defendant has his/her offices or residence shall have jurisdiction. However, where the consumer has no general legal domicile in the Federal Republic of Germany or should he/she lose his/her domicile or habitual residence within the jurisdiction of the Federal Republic of Germany after the contract has been entered into then the place of jurisdi ction shall be the registered offices of cleverbridge i.e. Cologne, Germany. This shall also apply where the consumer's domicile or habitual residence are not known at the time the claim is initiated. In the case of contracts with traders, legal entities or public -law special funds it is agreed that the courts of the place where cleverbridge has its offices shall have jurisdiction i.e. those of Cologne, Germany. The law of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply. With orders placed by consumers who have their habitual residence out side the Federal Republic of Germany, mandatory regulations and mandatory protections granted by judicial decision of the respecti ve country of residence shall remain in effect and shall apply accordingly. The provisions of the UN Convention of 11 April 1980 on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (the Vienna Convention) shall not apply.
18.2 Jurisdiction and applicable law for Customers placing their order from within the USA (Dispute Resolution by Binding Arbitration)
18.2.1 cleverbridge and the Customer agree to arbitrate all disputes and claims between the two parties (the "Parties"). This agreement to arbitrate is intended to be broadly interpreted. It includes, but is not limited to:
Claims arising out of or relating to any aspect of the relationship between the Parties, whether based in contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation or any other legal theory;
Claims that arose before this or any prior agreement between the Parties (including, but not limited to, claims relating to advertising);
Claims that are currently the subject of purported class action litigation in which Customer is not a member of a certified class; and
Claims that may arise after the termination of any agreement between the Parties .
Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may bring an individual action in small claims court. Customer agrees that, by accepting these terms and conditions, Customer and cleverbridge are each waiving the right to a trial by jury or to participate in
a class action. The transaction between the Parties evidences a transaction in interstate commerce, and thus the Federal
Arbitration Act governs the interpretation and enforcement of this provision. This arbitration provision shall survive termin ation
of the agreement entered into by the Parties.
18.2.2 A party who intends to seek arbitration must first send to the other, by certified mail, a written Notice of Dispute ("Notice "). The Notice to cleverbridge should be addressed to: cleverbridge AG, Gereonstr. 43-65, 50670 Cologne, Germany, ("Notice Address"). The Notice must (a) describe the nature and basis of the claim or dispute; and (b) set forth the specific relief s ought ("Demand"). If cleverbridge and Customer do not reach an agreement to resolve the claim within thirty (30) days after the Notice is received, Customer or cleverbridge may commence an arbitration proceeding. During the arbitration, the amount of any settlement offer made by cleverbridge or Customer shall not be disclosed to the arbitrator until after the arbitrator determines the amount, if any, to which Customer or cleverbridge is entitled. Customer may download or copy a form Notice.
18.2.3 After cleverbridge receives notice at the Notice Address that Customer has commenced arbitration, it will promptly reimburse Customer for Customer's payment of the filing fee. If Customer is unable to pay this fee, cleverbridge will pay it directly u pon receiving a written request at the Notice Address. The arbitration will be governed by the Commercial Dispute Resolution Procedures and the Supplementary Procedures for Consumer Related Disputes (collectively, "AAA Rules") of the American Arbitration Association ("AAA"), as modified by these terms and conditions, and will be administered by the AAA. The AAA
Rules are available online at www.adr.org, by calling the AAA at 1-800-778-7879, or by writing to the Notice Address. All issues are for the arbitrator to decide, including the scope of this arbitration provision, but the arbitrator is bound by the terms
of these terms and conditions. Unless cleverbridge and Customer agree otherwise, any arbitration hearings will take place in
the county (or parish) of Customer's billing address. If Customer's claim is for Ten Thousand U.S Dollars (US$10,000) or less, cleverbridge agrees that Customer may choose whether the arbitration will be conducted solely on the basis of documents submitted to the arbitrator through a telephonic hearing, or by an in-person hearing as established by the AAA Rules. If Customer's claim exceeds Ten Thousand U.S Dollars (US$10,000), the right to a hearing will be determined by the AAA Rules. Except as otherwise provided for herein, cleverbridge will pay all AAA filing, administration, and arbitrator fees for any arbitration initiated in accordance with the notice requirements above. If, however, the arbitrator finds that the substance of Customer's claim or the relief sought in the Demand is frivolous or brought for an improper purpose (as measured by the standards set forth in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11(b)), then the payment of all such fees will be governed by the AAA Rules. In such case, Customer agrees to reimburse cleverbridge for all monies previously disbursed by it that are otherwise Customer's obligation to pay under the AAA Rules.
18.2.4 If, after finding in Customer's favor in any respect on the merits of Customer's claim, the arbitrator issues Customer an awa rd that is:
Equal to or less than the greater of (a) Two Thousand U.S. Dollars (US$2,000) or (b) the maximum claim that may be brought in small claims court in the county of your billing address, and
Greater than the value of cleverbridge's last written settlement offer made b efore an arbitrator was selected, then cleverbridge will:
Pay Customer the greater of (a) Two Thousand U.S. Dollars (US$2,000) or (b) the maximum claim that may be brought in small claims court in the county of Customer's billing address ("the premium") instead of the arbitrator's award; and
Pay Customer's attorney, if any, twice the amount of attorneys' fees, and reimburse any expenses that Customer's attorney reasonably accrues for investigating, preparing, and pursuing your claim in arbitration ("the attorney premium").
If cleverbridge did not make a written offer to settle the dispute before an arbitrator was selected, Customer and Customer's
attorney will be entitled to receive the premium and the attorney premium, respectively, if the arbitrator awar ds Customer any relief on the merits. The arbitrator may make rulings and resolve disputes as to the payment and reimbursement of fees, expenses, and the premium and the attorney premium at any time during the proceedings and upon request form either party made within fourteen (14) days of the arbitrator's ruling on the merits .
18.2.5 The right to attorneys' fees and expenses set forth in clause 18.2.4 supplements any right to attorneys' fees and expenses Customer may have under applicable law. Thus, if Customer would be entitled to a larger amount under the applicable law, this provision does not preclude the arbitrator from awarding Customer that amount. However, Customer may not recover duplicative awards of attorneys' fees or costs. Although under some laws cleverbridge may have a right to an award of attorneys' fees and expenses if it prevails in arbitration, cleverbridge agrees that it will not seek such an award .
18.2.6 The arbitrator may award injunctive relief only in favor of the individual party seeking relief and only to the extent necessary to provide relief warranted by that party's individual claim. CUSTOMER AND CLEVERBRIDGE AGREE THAT EACH MAY BRING CLAIMS AGAINST THE OTHER ONLY IN CUSTOMER'S OR ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. Further, unless both Customer and cleverbridge agree otherwise, the arbitrator may not consolidate more than one person's claims, and may not otherwise preside over any form of a r epresentative or class proceeding. If this specific provision is found to be unenforceable, then the entirety of this arbitration provision shall be null and void.
18.2.7 This Agreement will be construed in accordance with and governed in all respects by the laws of the State of Illinois, USA, without regard to any conflicts of law principles that would result in application of laws of any other jurisdiction. The Uni ted Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods will not apply to this Agreement.
19. Entire Agreement These Ts&Cs cover the entire agreement between the Parties in relation to the stated dealings and replace any previous or simultaneous agreements, communications and arrangements between the Parties (whether oral or in writing) in relation to the present subje ct matter. Amendments and additions to these Ts&Cs shall be in writing. The written-form requirement may only be waived in writing.
20. Validity Should a provision of these terms and conditions of business or a provision within the context of any other agreements be or become invalid then this shall not affect the validity of the other agreements or provisions. The statutory regulation shall apply in place of th e invalid provisions.
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Jesse Jackson Jr., wife agree to plead guilty
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FILE - In this March 20, 2012, file photo taken in Chicago, then-Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., D-Ill. speaks at a Democratic primary election night party. The former and his wife Sandra were charged Feb. 15, 2013, with spending $750,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green, File)


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Another week, another muffin. This time, we're eating Carrot Spice Muffins, which, while they may sound like dessert for breakfast, are packed full of healthy ingredients. Whole wheat flour, honey, carrots, raisins, coconut oil… being healthy has never been so tasty!
Don't expect this to be a morning version of carrot cake, like I did at first; it's definitely nowhere near as sweet. You could try increasing the honey to 1/2 a cup and see how it goes, but I wouldn't add more than that. Then you get into problems with throwing off the ratios of wet to dry and your muffins may just blow up. Alright, they won't blow up. But they probably won't be too pretty. (Then again, they're not exactly winning any beauty contest right now, are they?)
You could toil over a box grater with your carrots, but I'm far too busy for that nonsense. I threw them into my mini food processor, gave it a whirl, and voila! Good enough for me! Don't invite any nitpickers over for brunch and you'll be just fine.
Out of the muffins I've made so far for Muffin Monday, this is, surprisingly, my 4-year-old's favorite. He immediately asked for a second helping before he even finished his first–and was just fine with it being a good portion of his dinner for the night, if he had it. He graciously accepted the offer. Score!
What did the other Muffin Monday bakers make this week? Head on over to Baker Street to find out!
- 1½ cups whole wheat flour
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp baking powder
- ½ tsp fine sea salt (optional)
- ½ tsp ground cinnamon
- ¼ tsp ground nutmeg
- ⅛ tsp ground ginger
- ⅛ tsp allspice
- ⅓ cup honey
- ½ cup buttermilk
- ⅓ cup coconut oil, melted
- ½ tsp vanilla extract
- 1½ cups grated carrots
- ½ cup raisins
- ½ cup dessicated coconut (shredded, unsweetened coconut)
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Grease or line with paper cups a 12-cup muffin tin and set aside.
- In a large bowl, mix together the dry ingredients.
- In another bowl, mix together the wet ingredients. Add the carrots, raisins, and coconut.
- Combine the dry ingredients with the wet ingredients and mix until just moistened.
- Using a large cookie scoop, portion out the batter equally between the 12 muffin cups.
- Bake for about 15 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean.
- Leave muffins in tin for 10 minutes, then remove to a wire rack to cool completely.
Muffin Monday is an initiative by Baker Street. A culinary journey of sharing a wickedly delicious muffin recipe every week. Drop in a quick line to join her on her journey to make the world smile and beat glum Monday mornings week after week.


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James Cameron cut off GPS device, fled after appeal failed, feds say
The U.S. Marshals Service is looking for Maine's former top drug prosecutor who disappeared after a federal appeals court upheld his conviction on seven counts of child pornography.
The marshals service said James Cameron cut off his court-ordered electronic monitoring device and disappeared on Nov. 14. That was the same day that a federal appeals court in Boston upheld convictions on seven of sending, receiving and possessing child pornography, while vacating six other convictions.
Cameron was sentenced to 16 years in prison following his 2010 conviction on the pornography charges. He had been free on bail since last summer while his appeal was pending.
The marshal's service said Cameron was last seen in Hallowell driving a 1999 Audi A6 with a license plate number of 233PL.


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Colin Farrell to be honoured at pre-Oscars event
COLIN Farrell is to be honoured at a pre-Oscars bash next month.
The 'Seven Psychopaths' star will be celebrated at the eighth annual Oscar Wilde: Honouring the Irish in Film party at 'Lost' producer J.J Abrams' Bad Robot Productions in Santa Monica on February 21.
The 36-year-old father-of-two - who won a Golden Globe award for his role in 'In Bruges' in 2009 - is just one of a number of special honourees that will be celebrated at the prestigious event, which has previously recognised 'My Week With Marilyn' star Michelle Williams, 'Bridesmaids' actress Melissa McCarthy, 'Once Upon A Time' star Sarah Bolger, 'Atonement' actress Saoirse Ronan and 'The Tudors' star Jonathan Rhys Meyers.
The event was created by the non-profit US-Ireland Alliance to recognise the contributions of the Irish in film and television and as a glitzy networking event.
Dublin based acoustic indie folk duo the Heathers are set to perform at the red-carpet event, which is scheduled to take place in its traditional spot on the Thursday night before the Academy Awards.
The 'Total Recall' star - who recently completed filming the new Disney movie 'Saving Mr. Banks' alongside Tom Hanks - will appear in a number of big budget movies later this year, including the action feature 'Dead Man Down' and in May he will also be heard opposite Beyonce and Amanda Seyfried in the Fox animated film 'Epic' from the creators of 'Ice Age.'
Colin is currently holidaying in his native Dublin, where he attended the Irish premiere of 'Les Miserables' last night (07.01.13).
The actor has enjoyed several weeks off with his family and he bought and delivered more than a hundred gifts to young patients in Our Lady's Children's Hospital in the city on Christmas Day (25.12.12).
According to parents of the patients, the heartthrob arrived at the hospital completely unannounced and delighted families by spending several hours chatting to the children and staff, as well as giving them gifts.
For more information on the event go to http://www.us-irelandalliance.org/.


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Louis de Berquin was a French reformer in the 16th century. He desired to free France from the pope. He started by accusing the divinity professors at the Sorbonne1 of heresy. When his friends thought that he was about to be arrested, they urged him to make his escape. He refused because he thought that flight would be admitting that he committed a crime.2 He was arrested in March of 1529. When one of his friends begged him to ask pardon, he said this: "Truth before all things! We must fear neither man nor torture, but render all obedience to God. I will persevere to the end; I will not pray the leader of this good war for my discharge."3 He was strangled by order of the court April 22th, 1529.
2 As quoted in J. H. Merle D'Aubigne, History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin (Harrisonburg, VA: Sprinkle Publications, 2000) volume 1, p. 432


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Updating a PHEV's exterior design from boring to ugly (I.E. Mitsu Outlander) seems to be a trend lately.
Appearance notwithstanding, if the E range rumors are correct, it looks like ~eight kWh of the battery pack will be available, and the Prius brand could mean significant sales, particularly if Toyota decides it wants to generate its own CARB credits, rather than buying them from Tesla.
You think it will outsell the Volt gen 2?
http://www.autoblog.com/2015/08/30/2016 ... spy-shots/Here it is, folks – the 2016 Toyota Prius. Our spy photographers recently caught the new hybrid on a photo shoot, but this is our first clear look at the new Prius...
This car definitely isn't pretty (there's a whole lot of Mirai in that design)...
Electric driving range is said to be around 35 miles, as well – a nice improvement over the current car's 11 miles of EV travel.
Toyota will show the highly anticipated, fourth-generation Prius at an event in early September. Naturally, we'll be on hand, so stay tuned for the official details in the not-too-distant future.


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Continuing in its coverage of Liberty's annual spring practice, FSN reporter Alan York visited today with defensive back Kevin Fogg and defensive backs coach Marshall Roberts.
Fogg was given a second chance at a full senior season when the NCAA approved his medical hardship waiver during the offseason. Fogg suffered a season-ending injury four games into the 2012 season during a light practice session leading up to Liberty's Big South opener against Gardner-Webb.
Fogg had a breakout year in 2011, leading the country in kickoff return yards (33.5 yards per return) and kickoff returns for a touchdown (3). For his special teams efforts, he was named a first-team All-American by the Sports Network, College Sporting News and the Walter Camp Foundation.
The Raleigh, N.C., native also excelled defensively in 2011, finishing the year with a career-high 45 tackles (33 solo, 12 assisted). He tied for the team lead and ranked third in the Big South with three interceptions.
Through four games in 2012, Fogg had recorded 18 tackles (13 solo, five assisted), two pass breakups, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. He continued to show his special teams excellence by returning a punt 77 yards for a touchdown during Liberty's home opener against No. 24 Norfolk State.
On the practice field today, Liberty began its final week of spring workouts and held its last full practice session this afternoon.
Following the team's annual spring game on Saturday, head coach Turner Gill ran a traditional practice session today from 4:20 to 6:30 p.m. on the turf at Williams Stadium. Thursday's workout will have a strong special teams focus and will be the team's final practice of the spring.
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