SELECTSHRED | HOW EFFECTIVE IS YOUR COMMUNICATION?
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Effective communication helps us understand each other better. As we improve our communication in business, just like in personal relationships, we are able to resolve conflicts, build trust and respect. The communication process is no different when dealing with your shredding service. Is it really only about how much? What is the lowest price? Should how low can you go be the greatest concern?
It was with pride that we furnished documents to a prospective customer who wanted to see our qualifications to prove what we claim to do. This matters! Why? Knowing who you are entrusting to handle your confidential information is your ultimate responsibility because it will never be enough to say that you used a third party without asking for the proper credentials. Would you entrust any important job in your home or company without meeting a company representative and requesting documentation about their work history?
Many businesses do not know what happens to their confidential information when the shredding company shows up. Is it shredded on-site (at your location) or is it taken to a remote facility for sorting, etc. Don't maintain the status quo. Know where your confidential ends up. Ideally, your confidential documents should be shredded at your location and the shredded materials taken to a recycling facility. You should also receive a certificate of destruction after each service.
Communication is definitely a two-way street. It is also our obligation to inform you of what you should be looking for when you look for a shredding service. We are obligated to build a relationship wherein we can explain options that can significantly contribute to the security, efficiency, and profitability of your organization. Only in going beyond "just give me a number—your lowest price" can we develop this mutually beneficial relationship.
Encourage and build a strong communication relationship with your locally owned and operated mobile/on-site shredding company that is NAID AAA Certified. A NAID AAA Certified company adheres to strict standards in the document destruction industry. Develop a partnership and form a strong alliance in the ongoing effort to fight identity theft, safeguard confidential information, and protect individual privacy rights.
SELECTSHRED | SHRED EVENTS—WHAT'S YOUR REASON?
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It's that time of year when thoughts turn to clearing clutter, championing charitable events, closing chapters (moving to new homes, offices, or areas). Whatever the reason for shredding, the positive end results are the same. Shredding is an additional tool in our arsenal to fight identity theft, protect our personal information, maintain our privacy, and safeguard the confidential information of our customers or clients. Of course, there is an array of resources available to fight identity theft but shredding confidential documents is only one important layer of protection.
Certainly a shred event is an opportunity to turn an important and necessary activity into a chance to get out and fundraise for a good cause. It can be a chance for professional organizations to provide an opportunity for their clients to dispose of their confidential information in a safe environment. It is an opportunity for each person to come out with others as they do the right thing by properly disposing of sensitive data that they are no longer required to keep.
A shred event will always be a great public service opportunity to promote the awareness of identity theft and the importance of shredding to keep your sensitive information from getting into the wrong hands. It is common knowledge that to avoid identity theft or information theft, outdated files should be destroyed by shredding.
We also look forward to contributing to more community shred events that enlighten our neighbors about the perils of identity theft and what they can do to prevent it. Come out and have the opportunity to learn about a NAID AAA Certified mobile/on-site shredding company. Learn about compliance with federal regulations such as FACTA, HIPAA, and GLBA. Experience a shred event where your documents will not be carted away to be sorted and shredded at another location at another time but will be shredded on-site. All shredded materials will be recycled into new paper products.
SELECTSHRED | DOCUMENT SHREDDING—WHAT IS YOUR MESSAGE?
All business owners and responsible managers worry about risk and reputation. However, due to a lack of information about data security and destruction, many do not understand the risks that result from complacency about implementing procedures to safeguard the confidential information in their custody. Rather than worrying about risk and reputation only, one should learn why it is important to shred confidential information with a third party service and understand the message you send when you don't.
The message that you want to send to your employees and customers/clients is that you care. You care enough to implement a formal data security, destruction, and disposal program. You show you care by using a NAID AAA Certified company that will help you to manage risk and protect your reputation by safeguarding your confidential information. You show you care by ensuring that you receive a certificate of destruction after each shredding service. Never let the message be that you do not care about properly securing and destroying sensitive data. Without proper action taken, your company, employees, and customer/clients are in jeopardy because there is a lack of accountability. This lack of accountability contributes to the risks of privacy violations and identity theft.
Sometimes it is easy but risky to consider document shredding as a secondary component to running a successful business. However, all privacy laws require the secure destruction of confidential information when it is no longer needed. Data breaches and unprotected proprietary information can lead to stiff fines. It pays to remember that when you shred confidential information, you are managing risk and protecting your reputation. You are also helping the environment when you choose a NAID AAA Certified shredding service to shred your confidential information because all shredded materials are recycled into new paper products.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is charged with consumer protection and pursues vigorous and effective law enforcement. The FTC provides current information that can help your business be compliant with federal laws and regulations.
■Office shredders are a chore to use but a recurring shredding service is secure, economical, and convenient.
■Office shredders decrease productivity and decrease profitability, costing twice as much to use as a recurring shredding service.
■Office shredders require maintenance and frequent replacement.
■Office shredders provide no record of compliant document destruction program but a NAID AAA Certified Company provides you with documentation if legal allegations arise or audits get done.
Remember, shredded paper that is placed in plastic bags and thrown in the trash carries every bit of information that you tried to destroy and you have no legal ownership of the trash — just ownership of the bad publicity due to misuse of the information taken from the dumpster. Also, it is easier to avoid large fines if you have a document security program in place that is compliant with federal regulations such as FACTA, GLBA, and HIPAA.
As a business owner, you are probably constantly worried about your reputation and costs. One of the best ways to protect your reputation and keep your revenue is to understand the repercussions of improper document security and disposal and implement procedures to avoid fines and litigation.
The March 26, 2014 article from Storage and Destruction Business (SDB) highlighted a recent settlement awarded by a Florida Court in a class-action data breach lawsuit. This information is timely as more regulations are put into place to ensure that customer privacy is not compromised and that businesses are held accountable for safeguarding the confidential information in their custody. As the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID) CEO Bob Johnson said in the article, "It means the cost of a data breach will be so high that organizations will have to find a way to avoid them. Ultimately, it means better policies, better employee training, better contracts and greater scrutiny on third-party contracts and indemnification." http://www.sdbmagazine.com/data-breach-settlement.aspx.
Accountability is paramount in protecting your company in case of an alleged data breach. Everything will rest on what you have in place to prove that you have done everything in your power to avoid data breaches, protect customer privacy, and safeguard the confidential information in your custody. Otherwise, you might face daunting legal issues, fines, destroyed reputation, and even settlement costs. Of course, employee education is the key to having effective data security in place. A NAID AAA Certified company can provide assistance in reviewing and preparing written document destruction policies and procedures. It will assist in staff training for your data security and destruction program.
Compliance training is the law, is good business practice, and is important for employees to understand the process. A process that involves understanding that proper data protection goes beyond shredding paper and also involves protecting data on computer hard drives, copier hard drives, and other storage media. This process also means that each business is responsible for knowing and understanding the qualifications of the document destruction company that it hires. Businesses are also held accountable for making sure that their own employees receive adequate training about proper data security and destruction practices.
Businesses are required and obligated by federal laws and regulations such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA), Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) to safeguard, destroy and securely dispose of confidential information to reduce the risk of consumer fraud and identity theft. Customers, clients, and patients must have their information protected from identity theft and their privacy must also be protected. Collecting customer, client, and patient data brings with it the responsibility to protect that data from its collection and retention until it is no longer needed.
Using a third-party document destruction/shredding partner, such as a NAID AAA Certified company, will help to ensure that you are compliant with federal regulations. A NAID AAA Certified company performs the due diligence to make sure that when you use its service, the security personnel handling your confidential information have undergone rigorous background screening and training. As a professional secure data destruction service provider, a NAID AAA Certified company plays an important role in your Red Flags Rule compliance by assisting you in identifying potential breaches and breach indicators. So stay ahead and have a AAA rating.


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Dr. Svetislav (Slavko) Aranicki (Ruma, 1853. – Zemun, 30. listopada 1943.) bio je hrvatski pravnik i političar.

Život

Rođen je u Rumi 1853., gdje mu je obitelj imala posjed Kraljevački. Studirao je pravo u Budimpešti i Beču, te je nakon doktorata postao sudac. Sudio je u procesu protiv pjesnika Vladimira Vidrića i ostalih studenata koji su zapalili mađarsku zastavu 1895. Ban Pavao Rauch imenuje ga za odjelnog predstojnika za pravosuđe hrvatske vlade 1909. Tu je sudjelovao u iniciranju i provedbi tzv. Veleizdajničkog procesa protiv pojedinih Srba u Hrvatskoj povodom Aneksijske krize i obračuna Monarhije s prosrbijanskim elementima u Hrvatskoj. Na toj dužnosti ostaje i za bana Nikole Tomašića, iako je Hrvatsko-srpska koalicija tražila njegovu smjenu te napuštanje pravosuđa, čemu se Tomašić žestoko usprotivio. Na izborima 1910. bio je vladin kandidat u ličkim kotarima, no izgubio je izbore. Naposljetku se umirovio na svoj zahtjev u listopadu 1910. Za zasluge u državnoj službi 1912. primio je nasljedno plemstvo s pridjevkom Kraljevački te je odlikovan redom željezne krune II. razreda.

Bio je izniman teoretičar prava i urednik pravnih časopisa. 1941. se preselio kod kćeri Jelene u Zemun, gdje je i umro 1943.

Obitelj
Oženio se Jelenom pl. Utješenović-Ostrožinski, kćeri varaždinskog župana, pjesnika i preporodnog ideologa, Ognjeslava Utješenovića-Ostrožinskog. Imali su troje djece: Jelenu, Fedora, Ognjeslava i Aleksandra.

Literatura
Aramicki, plemstvo.hr
Mira Kolar: "The Activities of Vice-Roy Pavao Rauch In Croatia", Review of Croatian History, Vol.I No.1, prosinac 2005.

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice
Hrvatski biografski leksikon

Hrvatski političari do 1918.
Kraljevina Hrvatska i Slavonija
Srbi u Hrvatskoj
Ruma
Životopisi, Zemun

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2.1 These General Terms and Conditions apply both to the relationship between sellers and Industrial Auctions, as the relationship between users/buyers and other third parties on the one hand and on the other hand Industrial Auctions. These conditions therefore apply to (being) organized auctions by Industrial Auctions and through the participation in auctions by users and/or buyers.
2.2 The applicability of other General Conditions than the present, and (where applicable) the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions is excluded.
3.1 By registration on the website a user is able to follow the progress of auctions on the website. The user agreement is not transferable. By registration the user provides his personal details to Industrial Auctions and chooses his own password to access the website.
3.2 Industrial Auctions confirms the registration by e-mail to the user on the specified e-mail address, after which user can gain access to the auction by using his chosen password. User is obliged to behave after granted access to the website and do not inflict damage to the website or to other users. User is liable for all activities that occur on the website after that access has been gained by using the password of user.
3.3 The user guarantees the accuracy and completeness of the provided personal details at registration. If the personal details change at any time, the user is obliged to inform Industrial Auctions by return of such change(s).
3.4 Industrial Auctions reserves the right to refuse registration and to terminate unilaterally, without giving a reason.
3.5 Industrial Auctions takes obtained personal data in records kept for that purpose. Through registration on the website, the user gives consent to the use and the storage and processing of the personal data recorded.
3.6 The user is forbidden to reproduce the website or any part thereof or make available (through deep linking or otherwise) without the prior written consent of Industrial Auctions. Intellectual property is retained by Industrial Auctions.
3.7 By (one-off) registration user accepts these General Terms and Conditions each time that user logs on to the website and whether or not bids.
4.1 Industrial Auctions reserves the right to cancel an auction earlier than reported on the website or to extend one. In case of a technical malfunction of the website, causing it not complete and/or inaccessible to all users, Industrial Auctions reserves the right to extend the auction.
4.2 The effectiveness of the internet and its website depends on many factors and many others. Industrial Auctions is not in control of many factors and can accept no liability for things they are not in control off. User and seller declare themselves familiar with and agree with the special circumstances of an internet auction and with the technical imperfections that can arise. Industrial Auctions must therefore limit its liability. For example, it may involve downtime, interruptions, delays in the connection, maintenance, updates, viruses, limited accessibility, et cetera et cetera. Industrial Auctions is not liable for any damage that might result therefrom.
4.3 Industrial Auctions hereby exclude to both the user and the seller any liability for any damage directly and/or indirectly, in any way arise, including but not limited to the damage arising from the use of the website, unless there is intent or willful recklessness of Industrial Auctions.
4.5 Industrial Auctions organizes online auctions on behalf of sellers. She does not sell own products. Industrial Auctions reserves the right to cancel an auction, earlier than reported on the website, or to extend one.
5.1 Industrial Auctions strives to secure its systems against loss of data and/or any form of unlawful use and takes appropriate technical and organizational measures, including taking into account the state of the technology.
5.2 Industrial Auctions is not liable for loss of data, damage to files, unlawful access to computers or files, viruses spread via the website or other unlawful programs or files or any other consequence of the use made of the website.
5.3 The website may contain links to other websites. Industrial Auctions has no control over such sites and is not responsible for the content of those sites.
6.1 Industrial Auctions and the person on whose behalf the lot will be auctioned strive to achieve the greatest possible accuracy and clarity of the description of a lot on the website, auction catalogs, other auction brochures, advertisements and such, without any liability for damages arising from incorrect or incomplete descriptions or other damage.
6.2 Pipes, cables and/or other connections for energy, control or production that are located on/in a lot are to be, unless expressly stated in the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions stated, only sold to the first valve, fitting or aplied mark. Underground or built-in connections never are part of the lot, unless explicitly stated otherwise in the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions.
7.1 If and insofar as any clause of these General Terms and Conditions is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining clauses of these General Terms and Conditions will remain valid. Industrial Auctions will then adopt a new clause to replace the invalid/annuled clause, as far as possible the scope of the invalid/annuled clause shall be respected.
7.2 Industrial Auctions can, in addition to these General Terms and Conditions, declare the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions applicable. They are therefore already accepted by the user. In case of contradiction prevails the clause of the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions over the clause in these General Terms and Conditions.
7.3 The present General Terms and Conditions may be deviated only when this is stipulated in writing by an authorized representative of Industrial Auctions.
7.4 Industrial Auctions reserves the right to modify these General Terms and Conditions. Changes take effect 24 hours after an e-mail is communicated to the user or if they (digital) have been accepted comes into effect.
8.1 The organization, preparation and execution of the auction lie with Industrial Auctions.
8.4 The judgment of Industrial Auctions concerning what has taken place before, during or after the auction, is binding.
9.1 The user can place a bid on the website on one or more lots. Every bid is unconditional, irrevocable and without reservation. Industrial Auctions and/or the seller is/are entitled, without giving any reason not to accept bids. Bids are placed exclusive buyers premium and VAT. Industrial Auctions is authorized to place bids on behalf of third parties.
9.2 If a lot is accompanied by one or several other lots as a combination in auction this shall be indicated on the page of the individual lot. In that case, there can be placed bids first on the individual lots of the combination and after the closing of all individual lots, offered on the combined lot. Individual lots can be allocated only if the total amount of the highest sustainable bids on the individual lots is higher than the highest sustainable bid on the combination. The combination will be allocated solely if the highest sustainable bid on the combination is higher than the total amount of the highest sustainable bids on the individual lots.
9.3 Bids can be placed in the form of a "static bid" or a "proxy bid". In a static bid, the user places a bid in the form of a fixed amount per lot. In a proxy bid the user indicates the maximum price he is willing to pay for the lot. The auction system then ensures that, after outbidding by a third party, in the name of the user, the minimally possible higher bid is introduced, as long as the maximum indicated by the user has not been reached. A proxy bid can only be disabled by the user by placing a static bid that at that moment is the highest bid.
9.4 The purchase agreement arises through allocation. Allocation is generally given to the user who has made the highest bid. By applying the clause of article 9.1, through conditions for allocation as included in the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions or for other reasons at the discretion of Industrial Auctions may be allocated to a different user than the user who has placed the highest sustainable bid instead.
9.5 The buyer will get within 48 hours after the auction has been closed, at least as quickly as possible (Saturday, Sunday and holidays not included) confirmed by e-mail on behalf of the seller(s) that the purchase agreement has been concluded. If the user does not get an e-mail within the period mentioned above, this means that his bid has not been allocated. Industrial Auctions reserves the right not to allocate or to allocate under suspensive condition(s).
9.6 The risk of the lot(s) is transferred from the seller to the buyer at the moment of allocation. The seller is up to the allocation obliged to properly insure the goods and maintain properly insured against fire, explosion and water damage and theft. Seller is also obliged to take out adequate insurance and liability insurance and maintain so. The policies and the proof of premium payment of these insurances (or at least copies of them) must be provided by seller on first request to Industrial Auctions.
9.7 Industrial Auctions is not a party to the purchase agreement but merely mediates in the creation of purchase agreements between buyer and seller. Its content is always precisely defined. Seller and buyer realize there on the part of Industrial Auctions may involve a conflict of interest. Buyer and seller hereby give permission to Industrial Auctions for simultaneously serving (the interests of) the buyer and seller.
9.8 If there is a forced sale, this will be stated in the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions.
9.9 In the event seller is a trustee in his capacity as receiver, article 7:19 Civil Code applies.
9:10 If the auction takes place in the presence of a notary or bailiff, he will supervise the auction and the bids placed there and allocations.
10.1 Industrial Auctions sells third party products, for third parties. Seller and buyer realize that Industrial Auctions is unaware or may be of the nature, condition or similar of the sold. Industrial Auctions and/or the seller provide regarding the lots and possible claims of third parties to these, no warranties of any kind. Buyer waives all rights which do not belong to the buyer under mandatory law.
10.2 The lots are sold in the state in which they exist on the date of allocation with all its possible defects, benefits and burdens. Industrial Auctions and/or seller give in no indemnity for visible or hidden defects or warranty in connection with completeness, numbers, functioning, usability, saleability, the existence or absence of rights or claims of third parties and or the possibility of transfer to third parties. Defects of whatever kind, disappointed expectations of the buyer and/or receiving third parties do not provide any entitlement to (damage) compensation and/or settlement and/or suspension. The buyer shall be deemed to have carefully examined the lot bought by him beforehand.
10.3 If in respect of the lots claims of third parties arising from property reserved, (intellectual) property rights and/or other third party rights be exercised, Buyer shall keep the relevant lot(s) for those third party(ies), under the obligation to issue this first request to that third party(ies), or otherwise to make appropriate arrangements with such third parties.
10.4 The seller shall indemnify Industrial Auctions against each claim of third party(ies). The buyer indemnifies Industrial Auctions and/or the seller against each claim by a third party in connection with the purchase agreement.
11.1 The buyer has the obligation to pay the purchase price within three days (not including Saturday, Sunday and holidays) after confirmation of the purchase agreement on a by Industrial Auctions indicated account number. Payment must be made in Euros or in another currency indicated by Industrial Auctions.
11.2. The buyer is not entitled to any settlement or suspension.
11.3 The buyer is obliged to first request to provide (additional) security (such as a bank guarantee and or pledge). The buyer hereby grants an irrevocable power of attorney to Industrial Auctions to (do) settle rights of pledge both before and after delivery on behalf of the buyer for the benefit of Industrial Auctions. The buyer declares to be authorized to do so.
11.4 In case of late payment of the purchase price 15% of the purchase price, being a fixed amount for collection costs and/or extrajudicial costs, will be charged to the buyer by Industrial Auctions plus the statutory interest on the outstanding amount plus 3% per year, with effect from the date the payment had to be made until the date of effective payment.
12.1 The seller and/or Industrial Auctions can organize viewing days and pick-up days. The parties realize that Industrial Auctions does not have any influence or control over the goods, the location or the circumstances in which the viewing days and pick-up days are being organized. Therefore, Industrial Auctions can not accept any liability. Whoever enters buildings and/or grounds on viewing days or delivery days does so entirely at their own risk. It is compulsory to follow up instructions given by Industrial Auctions and/or by Industrial Auctions hired people. Industrial Auctions and the seller do not accept any liability for damage arising on viewing days, or entering the buildings or grounds or the consequences that that entails.
13.1 If and as soon as the buyer has met all his payment obligations, the buyer may pick up the lot(s) at the by Industrial Auctions determined times and place on presentation of a proper identification, being the delivery. The delivery is fully at the expence and risk of the buyer. The buyer is obligated to pick up the lot(s) not later than the date specified in the Specific Online Auction Terms and Conditions. Industrial Auctions can stipulate that (a) certain(e) lot(s) can be picked up only after the picking up of other lots.
13.2 Before delivery the buyer is deemed to have fully explored the lot well and buy the lot in the condition in which it is. After the delivery the purchase agreement can no longer be terminated or destroyed by the buyer. Pipes, cables and/or other connections that are located on/in a lot are to be, unless otherwise provided by law or Industrial Auctions expressly stated otherwise, only part of the purchased up to the first valve, fitting, or the applied mark. Underground or built-in pipes, cables or other connections are not part of the purchased, unless explicitly stated otherwise by Industrial Auctions.
13.3 If it appears that a lot can not be delivered because of claims by third parties or because of the fact that the delivery would cause unacceptable damage to the buildings or premises where the lot is situated or for other reasons appears to be objectionable (at the discretion of Industrial Auctions), Industrial Auctions is entitled to terminate the purchase agreement. This termination occurs by e-mail and/or registered letter to the buyer at the address supplied by the buyer, whereafter Industrial Auctions and/or the seller have no further obligation than to refund already made payments by the buyer to Industrial Auctions in respect of the purchase of the lot(s).
13.4 The buyer whose lot(s) obstructs the collection of other lots, is obliged immediately after e-mail and/or summons by Industrial Auctions to the address specified by the buyer to take care of the collection of his lot(s), failing which Industrial Auctions is entitled to make this collection and possible storage happen by third parties for the account of the buyer.
13.5. Ownership of the goods passes after delivery, but not before the buyer has fulfilled all his obligations (and the seller or other third parties have given their consent). After allocation the buyer is obliged to properly insure and maintain properly insured against fire, explosion, water damage and theft and to provide the insurance policy and proof of premium payment of this insurance on first request to Industrial Auctions. The buyer is obliged to respect rights of third parties.
14.1 If the buyer fails to perform any obligation under the agreement with Industrial Auctions or the purchase agreement, including but not limited to failure to timely or complete payment of the purchase price; not picking up the lot(s) in time and/or not providing the required information for delivery, finds the buyer is legally in default without further notice being required, and Industrial Auctions may terminate the agreement between herself and the buyer. Industrial Auctions may terminate the purchase agreement on behalf of the seller. In that case Industrial Auctions is allowed to assign the lot(s) to another without Industrial Auctions and/or the seller is/are held to any (damage) compensation.
14.2 In the event of termination referred to in 14.1, the buyer owes Industrial Auctions in addition to the buyers premium a lump sum amount of 25% of the purchase price to cover administrative, storage, insurance and transport costs, etc., undiminished the right of Industrial Auctions and/or the seller to claim full compensation.
15.1 Industrial Auctions works on locations which she has no control over, with things that are not hers. Therefore she must limit her liability, otherwise she runs too much risk, while she herselve is not in a position to limit the risks. Industrial auctions is not in control of the sites, auctions, IT environments and auctioned goods. The liability of Industrial Auctions (if and when after application of the other provisions of the contract still remaining) is at all times and in all cases limited to the amount to which the liability insurance of Industrial Auctions in a given case entitlement to benefits. If Industrial Auctions is uninsured, the insurer will not cover grants or for whatever reason, no payment takes place, then the liability of Industrial Auctions in any case is limited to € 5,000.00. Any claim on Industrial Auctions (both property law and contract law), is not transferable or to encumber. This limitation does not apply to intent or gross negligence of Industrial Auctions.
15.2 Industrial Auctions is not liable for any indirect or consequential damages. Compensation for indirect damage is excluded at all times and in all cases, including at least but not limited to consequential damages, lost profits, lost savings and damage due (corporate) stagnation, loss of goodwill, loss of data, and such. Furthermore, any liability of Industrial Auctions is excluded in connection with any defect of the lot(s) or in respect of (alleged) infringement of the rights of (the intellectual property of) third parties. The buyer declares that he acknowledges that in respect of the lot(s) possibly rights (of intellectual property) rest with third parties.
15.4 In engaging third parties Industrial Auctions will always exercise due care. Industrial Auctions is not liable for any shortcomings of these third parties. For that the seller and the buyer safeguard Industrial Auctions.
15.5 Any right of the buyer or the seller shall expire two months after the allocation, notwithstanding the provisions to art. 6:89 BW.
16.1 All agreements between Industrial Auctions and third parties is governed by Dutch law.
16.2 The Dutch text of the General Terms and Conditions is the original text. If the General Terms and Conditions are used in several languages, the Dutch text will therefore be given preference in case of ambiguities or contradictions.
16.3 In the event of a dispute, the competent court within the district of "Oost-Brabant" has jurisdiction to hear the dispute, notwithstanding the competence to Industrial Auctions to submit a dispute to the competent court according to the law.


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Complete tetraplegia: In many ways, it is the worst possible medical diagnosis, short of imminent death. Total physical paralysis from the neck down can result from spinal cord injuries or diseases such as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (also known as Lou Gehrig's disease). Sufferers become totally dependent upon others, but they often feel isolated because they have lost the ability to talk. Most of us take for granted the ability to walk from one room to another, but for the severely disabled, even this common action requires assistance from someone else.
Imagine, then, that a completely paralyzed person could control a motorized wheelchair simply by thinking about it. By bypassing damaged nerves, such a device could open many doors to independence for disabled people. In this article, we'll examine a company that is working to make that "what if" into reality. We'll also find out how the same technology could restore speech to people unable to talk.
Whenever you perform a physical action, neurons in your brain generate minute electric signals. These signals move from the brain and travel along axons and dendrites, passing through your nervous system. When they reach the right area of the body, motor neurons activate the necessary muscles to complete the action.
Almost every signal passes through the bundle of nerves inside the spinal cord before moving on to other parts of the body. When the spinal cord is severely damaged or cut, the break in the nervous system prevents the signals from getting where they need to be. In the case of neuromuscular disease, the motor neurons stop functioning -- the signals are still being sent, but there's no way for the body to translate them into actual muscle action.
How can we solve the problem of a faulty nervous system? One way is to intercept signals from the brain before they are interrupted by a break in the spinal cord or degenerated neurons. This is the solution that the thought-controlled wheelchair will put to use.
Stephen Hawking's Wheelchair
Physicist Stephen Hawking suffers from Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Hawking has near complete paralysis but retains enough muscle control to allow him to press a button with his right hand. A computer screen displays a series of icons that allow control of his wheelchair, doors and appliances in his house. He can select items on the screen by pressing the button when a moving cursor passes over the correct area of the screen.
Hawking speaks in a similar manner. The screen displays the alphabet, with a cursor moving over it. He presses the button at the appropriate letter. Once he has constructed a complete sentence, he can send the text to the voice synthesizer built into his chair [source: Professor Stephen Hawking]. Hawking's ability to move a finger on his right hand differentiates him from many other victims of paralysis or disease, who are unable to communicate or interact with control systems at all.
Ambient Audeo System
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Scientist Chuck Jorgensen uses a subvocal speech-recognition device to move a simulated Mars rover.
Michael Callahan and Thomas Coleman founded Ambient, the company that develops and markets the Audeo system. Audeo was initially envisioned as a way for severely disabled people to communicate, but Ambient expanded the control systems to include the ability to control a wheelchair or interact with a computer.
The Audeo is based on the idea that neurological signals sent from the brain to the throat area to initiate speech still get there even if the spinal cord is damaged or the motor neurons and muscles in the throat no longer work properly. Thus, even if you can't form understandable words, neurological signals that represent the intended speech exist. This is known as subvocal speech. Everyone performs subvocal speech -- if you think a word or sentence without saying it out loud, your brain still sends the signals to your mouth and throat.
A lightweight receiver on the subject's neck (a small array of sensors attached near the Adam's apple area) intercepts these signals. It functions much like an electroencephalogram, a device that can receive neurological signals when placed on a subject's scalp. The Audeo receives specific speech-related signals because it is placed directly on the neck and throat area. The sensors in the receiver detect the tiny electric potentials that represent neurological activity. It then encrypts those signals before sending them wirelessly to a computer. The computer processes the signals and interprets what the user intended to say or do. The computer then sends command signals to the wheelchair or to a voice processor.
Here is an example of the Audeo system in action: You want to say, "Hello, how are you?" and say it silently in your mind. Your brain sends signals to the motor neurons in your mouth and throat. The signals are the same as the ones that would be sent if you had really said it out loud. The Audeo receiver placed on your throat registers the signals and sends them to the computer. The computer knows the signals for different words and phonemes (small units of spoken speech), so it interprets the signals and processes them into a sentence. It works in much the same way as voice-recognition software. The computer finishes the process by sending an electronic signal to a set of speakers. The speakers then "say" the phrase.
If you want to control a wheelchair, the process is similar, except you learn certain subvocal phrases that the computer interprets as control commands rather than spoken words. The user thinks, "forward," and the Audeo processes that signal as a command to move the wheelchair forward.
Audeo uses a National Instruments CompactRIO controller to collect the data coming from the sensors. Embedded software known as LabVIEW then crunches the numbers and converts the signals into control functions, such as synthesized words or wheelchair controls. Ambient has developed the communication aspect of Audeo to the point that users can create continuous speech, rather than speaking on word at a time [source: Ambient].
NASA is developing subvocal control for potential use by astronauts. Astronauts on spacewalks or in the International Space Station work in noisy environments doing jobs that often don't leave their hands free to control computer systems. Voice-recognition programs don't work well in these situations because all the background noise makes voice commands difficult to interpret. NASA hopes the use of subvocal signals will circumvent this problem.
While NASA's system could also be extremely beneficial for disabled people, it has other applications in mind, including the ability to speak silently on a cell phone and uses in military or security operations where speaking out loud would be disruptive.
NASA's subvocal system requires two sensors attached to the user's neck, and the system has to be trained to recognize a particular user's subvocal speech patterns. It takes about an hour of work to train six to 10 words, and the system as of 2006 was limited to 25 words and 38 phonemes [source: TFOT].
In an early experiment, NASA's system achieved higher than 90 percent accuracy after "training" the software. The system controlled a Web browser and did a Google search for the term "NASA" [source: NASA].
When Will They Be Available?
You won't find thought-controlled wheelchairs or other devices at your local electronics store -- yet. Ambient has a way for potential users to contact the company, but no pricing or availability information was forthcoming (Ambient didn't respond to requests for information).
In an interview with the Web site "The Future of Things," Dr. Chuck Jorgensen, chief scientist for neuroengineering at NASA Ames Research Center, claimed that commercial applications of subvocal control technology were two to four years in the future [source: TFOT].
To learn more about thought-controlled wheelchairs and subvocal speech, check out the links on the next page.
For paralyzed patients who retain some mobility of their head and neck, there are other options for controlling a wheelchair. Most of them involve pushing or turning the head, or moving the shoulders. However, those with the most severe kinds of paralysis can't use these control mechanisms.
Solutions that detect eye or face movement offer some control, though not without drawbacks. Eyeglass-mounted sensors can detect movement of the cheek. This can be used like clicking on a computer mouse -- the user raises the cheek when a cursor on a computer screen passes over the correct function or letter. Other systems detect eye movements for a more robust set of commands. Moving the eyes to the right would signal a wheelchair to turn right, for example. However, these systems require a disciplined user because they tend to interpret regular eye movements for "command" eye movements.
Swedish developer Tobii Technology is creating a system that detects exactly what the eyes are looking at. Instead of waiting for a moving cursor, the user just looks at a computer screen. Looking at various icons allows for communication and even game playing [source: Tobii].
How does a mind controlled wheelchair work?
A mind controlled wheelchair uses a brain-computer interface (BCI) to receive signals from the user's brain and convert them into commands for the wheelchair. BCIs are typically used to restore communication or movement for people with paralysis.
What is an intelligent wheelchair?
An intelligent wheelchair is a wheelchair that is equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) that allows it to be controlled by the user's thoughts. The AI can interpret the user's thoughts and convert them into commands that the wheelchair can understand. This allows the user to control the wheelchair without using their hands or other physical input.
What is the purpose of automated wheelchair?
The purpose of automated wheelchair is to help people with disabilities move around independently.
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Ambient. "Technology." http://www.theaudeo.com/tech.html
Gennuth, Iddo. "Speaking Without Saying a Word." The Future of Things, Oct. 12, 2006. http://www.tfot.info/articles/28/speaking-without-saying-a-word.html
Hawking, Stephen. "The Computer." http://www.hawking.org.uk/disable/computer.html
LabVIEW: http://www.ni.com/labview/
NASA. "Subvocal Speech Demo." http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/news/releases/2004/subvocal/subvocal.html
The CompactRIO: http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/14155
Tobii Technologies. "Eye control for accessibility." http://www.tobii.com/application_areas/eye_control_for_accessibility
Ed Grabianowski "How Thought-Controlled Wheelchairs Work" 16 November 2007.
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This year, each issue of the magazine will examine a facet of the challenges and possibilities of design education in 2015. This introduction to online education is from our Feb/March issue.
I am a design educator who has recently left the carpeted corridors and communal desks behind. I now occupy a teaching space in an online environment, a virtual space belonging to a different generation of learner. It has been a wholly transformative move.
Within design education, 'the studio' is the centrepiece of teaching and learning. It has been this way since 1919 – when the idea of students practising under a master was borne out of the Bauhaus, with a clear mission to unite art and industry. Studio learning traditionally exposed students to all aspects involved in the design process: brainstorming, conversation, collaboration, experimentation and implementation. It is a social environment that fosters excellence.
But it's 2014 – close to 100 years and half a world away from the circumstances that built the Bauhaus. The current university studio experience has increased student enrolments, reduced contact hours and less dedicated studio space. In response, dexterous students on campus utilise Twitter, Behance, Tumblr, Facebook, Instagram and Dribbble, creating supportive creative online communities wherever they go. They use blogs and free online learning tools to learn software and test their design work. And they have been doing this for more than 10 years.
The move forced me to re-evaluate design education, and led me to think: instead of using a century-old blueprint, should we not be working towards creating curriculum that rightly acknowledges tradition, but also mirrors the technological and innovative changes at work in the industry, and in society?
Recently, my online students were asked to develop concepts for a project. Four weeks in, I watch as they regularly upload their ideas and share critique in discussion threads. The level of interest, I notice, is reminiscent of the kind of engagement found in the physical studio 20 years ago.
The online design educator facilitates critiques throughout the week so that students can develop their work iteratively. This process is one of experimentation, critique and reflection, but, due to its intangibility, encouraging them to articulate process while critiquing peers is usually challenging. In this virtual environment, however, they are confident and comfortable to share and voice opinion.
It is early days for online design education, but we are at a critical point. A shift is emerging and, to stay relevant, design educators need to demonstrate the same agile qualities they expect from their students. This generation has paved the way in their use of technologies to augment their practice. By acting now, educators can harness new ways of working so design traditions maintain their relevance within these contemporary and future contexts.


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Media Pressure Leads Brunswick DA Jackie Johnson to Recuse Herself from Another Case
As negative publicity continues to dirty the waters of her tenure, Brunswick Judicial Circuit District Attorney Jackie Johnson has recused herself from a case in which she has a great conflict of interest, according to records from the Georgia Attorney General's Office.
Jessica Szilagyi
AllOnGeorgia published a story last week which detailed Johnson's skirting of the law with regard to a case involving the Glynn County Police Department police chief, a PD employee, and two former employees. Johnson appointed her own special prosecutor, in conflict with state law, and still continued to advise on the case despite the supposed recusal. The article was a follow-up to a February piece which highlighted Johnson's conflicts ahead of the grand jury indictment and compounded the avalanche of allegations of wrongdoings that Johnson has been fending off since news broke of her office's mishandling of the Ahmaud Arbery case earlier this year. You can read the full piece here.
But Johnson has changed her position on the Glynn County PD case. According to paperwork obtained by AllOnGeorgia from the Georgia Attorney General's Office, Johnson has now requested the state appoint a prosecutor to handle the case entirely – three months after the indictment and more than six months after she initially appointed former Clayton County District Attorney Tracy Lawson.
In her letter to the Attorney General, Johnson only cited the defendant's former employment with the Glynn County Police Department as the reason for the conflict. She did note that the case had been indicted already and that the defendants were out on bond.
As stated in a June 9 article on AllOnGeorgia, Johnson's delay in seeking an appointment due to a conflict of interest conflicts with state law and the ethical standards of the legal profession.
OCGA 15-18-5 requires that when conflicts of interest arise, the district attorney contact the Attorney General's Office for the appointment of a special prosecutor. Similarly, "Once you have a conflict, the prosecutor's office is done — no indictments, no accusations, no bonds and no finding a substitute prosecutor," annual training presentations by both the Georgia Attorney General's office and the Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia read.
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The appointment of a prosecutor from another circuit could mean a number of things for the case – continuing the case, halting prosecution entirely, or taking it back before a different grand jury. The Attorney General's Office said Wednesday that District Attorney Joe Mulholland in the South Georgia District Circuit has agreed to take the case. The SGD Circuit encompasses Baker, Calhoun, Decatur, Grady and Mitchell counties in southwest Georgia.
Jessica Szilagyi is a former Statewide Contributor for AllOnGeorgia.com.
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Jackie Johnson a joke. She doesn't know her head from her ass. She must of gotten her law degree from Walmart. This woman is totally incompetent or just thinks she is the law and makes it up as she seems fit. But i will admit she fits in with all the others in the Brunswick judicial system. The hammer going to come down on all those self righteous morons that skirt the law. There do as i say not as i do antics are starting to get exposed and i hope they do time behind bars then have to out up with corrections officers like MAJOR RANDY AUSTIN AND THE GOONES THEY PROTECTED . KARMA.
I totaly agree. That whole Brunswick police department sherriff department lead bye neil jump n his incompetent hillbillies should all do time. The days of good ole tough love and southern justice is about to be handed to these law breaking hippocrates.
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Students at the center organize a light show for the community | News
By Philip A. Kirkpatrick on	 December 24, 2021 Computer Animated
John Maupin, a 15-year-old student at Madison Central High School, loves the Christmas season.
For as long as he can remember, Maupin has been to see light shows in Madison County, Lexington, and other parts of central Kentucky.
For six or seven years, Maupin wanted to build his own light show for the holiday season.
This year, he finally made his dream come true.
"I was going to do it last year, and I just didn't have time with school and stuff. But this year I decided I was going to start and this is the first year." , Maupin said.
Maupin started working in September this year to host the light show.
The teenager said he woke up early before school to work on it and continued to turn on lights and sync songs after school.
"It was a learning curve. I tried working at it two or three hours a day. Honestly, for me, I watched a lot of YouTube videos and read books on how to program the computer. for the light show, "he said. noted. "And from there I experimented to figure out the transitions to sequencing and things like that."
Young Maupin's show was synced to 12 songs, which equates to a 45-minute show.
"I've always been interested in electrical engineering and that sort of thing, as well as the computer side of things, and I thought that would be cool to set up," he said.
It's a good thing he enjoys it, he added, as sequencing the light show with transitions and songs takes around 12 and 15 hours each, or around 144 hours of total work.
Not only does the show have lights, but Maupin has included inflatables, wire frames, animated lights, regular lights, and "every kind of Christmas decoration you can imagine."
Maupin plans to overtake his job next year with more than three times the lights, and a special surprise for those who attend the shows.
"It was awesome, we saw 50 to 75 cars a night. I mean it was pretty crazy and definitely exceeded my expectations," he said.
Her own expectations aside, Maupin's mother Jennifer said she couldn't be prouder of her son.
Previously, Jennifer Maupin said it was amazing to see her son donate to the community.
"There are nights he goes out and makes hot chocolate for everyone, or brings them candy canes. I tell him, 'You know, you've done so much,' and he just says, 'I just want to everyone have the best Christmas. ' He has such a big heart, a heart so much bigger than I could ever have hoped mine was. "
The light show takes place this week from Monday to Friday from 6 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
After Christmas, the show will continue every day until New Years Eve from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The show is located at 413 Doubletree Court.
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