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The purpose and subject of this privacy policy
We, the Mediaworker UG (haftungsbeschränkt) (« Mediaworker » or « we« ), are pleased about the visit of our website under https://gameforge.com/fr-FR/littlegames/ (« Casual Games Portal« ).
The visit of our casual games portal should be as pleasant, fair and trouble-free as possible for all users. In order to guarantee this and to ensure the long-term success of our offers, our website is continuously optimized.
It is not possible to avoid that information about the individual user and the hardware used by him/her is collected, stored and finally used for different purposes.
The trust of our users is invaluable to us. For this reason, we would like to use this privacy policy (« PP« ) to give you as complete and accurate a picture as possible of how we handle your personal data and what rights you have in this respect. This PP therefore informs you comprehensively about the cases in which we process your data and in what manner, the purposes we wish to achieve through this and the legal basis on which this is done in each case.
We follow the guiding principle that when handling your data, we give your rights and our obligations a particularly high priority. All processing is therefore carried out within a secure framework, limited to the necessary extent, responsibly and with great care in accordance with the statutory provisions.
1. details of the body responsible for the processing
We want to live up to your trust. For questions, suggestions and complaints regarding our handling of your data in general and about this PP in particular, please do not hesitate to contact us.
The company responsible for processing personal data is Mediaworker UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Sudetenstr. 8, 71570 Oppenweiler, Germany. For general questions regarding data protection, we can be contacted by post at the address given, by e-mail to [email protected], and by fax to +49 (0)321 21327641.
2. general information on the data we process and its origin
In this section we inform you about how we receive your data.
2.1 Lawfulness of processing
Already when collecting your data, we first make sure that the processing is carried out in a permissible, transparent and appropriate manner. In assessing whether permission has been granted and how the processing is to be structured in detail, we are guided by the requirements of the law applicable to us and in particular by the provisions of the EU Data Protection Basic Regulation (« DSGVO« ), the Federal Data Protection Act of the Federal Republic of Germany and the other legal provisions governing the handling of personal data.
2.2 Data automatically collected by us
When using our casual games portal, system and user-related data is collected automatically and without further action by the user. For example, when you access a Casual Games Portal page, general specifications of your Internet browser (e.g. the type and version of the browser), the time of the page access and the IP address assigned to it (an individual identifier that was assigned to your Internet connection at that time) as well as system settings (e.g. the selected screen resolution and the version of the operating system) may be collected and logged in server logs. A further assignment to a specific Internet user is not made on principle.
Such processing is carried out in order to safeguard our legitimate interests (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the secure and smooth operation of our casual games portal and the optimisation as well as to establish, implement or terminate the user contract concluded with you (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. b) DSGVO).
3. Specific information on the purpose and scope of processing
In this section we explain in detail in which specific cases we process your data.
In principle, the processing takes place on the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany and directly by Mediaworker. If in individual cases we have personal data processed by another entity such as a company affiliated with us or a service provider and, if applicable, in a third country (a country outside the European Union or the European Economic Area), this is always done within the legally permissible framework and on the basis of a contract with the respective third party, which ensures compliance with the legal data protection requirements.
3.1 Server logs
In order to detect and defend against cyber attacks and manipulation attempts as well as for statistical reasons and to improve our Casual Games Portal, in addition to the Internet pages called up, for example, the times of the page call or the login to a user account as well as the IP address assigned to the user's connection are collected. As far as necessary, comparable technical information such as the MAC address (the network address of the network adapter used) or similar identification features may also be collected.
Through these processing operations, we safeguard our legitimate interests (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the secure and smooth operation of our casual games portal and its optimisation, as well as in the execution or termination of the user contract concluded with you (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. b) DSGVO).
3.2 Communication with Mediaworker
We are happy to be in contact with our users for general questions about Mediaworker and our Casual Games Portal and answer questions about this PP and data protection at Mediaworker. For this purpose we offer different contact possibilities. Certain personal data is also processed when using such a channel.
Through the processing operations connected with the respective contact, we safeguard our legitimate interests (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the exchange with our users, potential contractual partners and other entities that wish to contact us. Insofar as a message is aimed at the conclusion of a contract between us and the requesting person or at clarifying contractual issues, the processing may also serve to initiate, implement or terminate a corresponding contract (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. b) DSGVO). In individual cases, the processing may ultimately be necessary to fulfil a legal obligation to which we are subject (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. c) DSGVO).
3.2.1 Contact us by e-mail
The e-mail is a convenient way to contact us. By sending an e-mail to us, we receive the sender's e-mail address and the content of the message. In addition, the IP address of the sender is transmitted.
3.2.2 Contact us by fax
If we are contacted via fax, we receive the fax number of the sender in addition to the content of the message in question. If a fax is sent in the same way as an e-mail, what is described for receiving e-mails also applies accordingly.
3.2.3 Contact us by letter post
Contact by mail is of course also possible. In this case, we will exceptionally receive the address given by the sender in addition to the content of the message.
3.3 Demand-optimised design of the casual games portal
To provide you with a comfortable user experience, we can tailor our Casual Games Portal to your needs. This includes providing you with individual offers and placing associated ads or configuring the arrangement and graphic design of controls in a form optimized for you.
Through the processing operations involved, we safeguard our legitimate interests (Art. 6 para. 1 letter f) DSGVO) in providing our services in the most convenient way for you.
3.4 Range analysis, tracking, analyses and cookies
We have no interest in observing the external surfing behaviour of our users and do not track how you continue to move around the net after using our casual games portal.
On the other hand, we have a legitimate interest in the optimisation, further development and needs-based design of our offers and in being able to better assess the benefits of our advertising measures and to remunerate them in accordance with the contract. This includes information about how our casual games portal is used and which external sites users have found their way to us through. In order to detect errors and to improve the Casual Games Portal, we would also like to know which pages are visited how often, how long it takes to build a page until it is displayed in the browser and how much time is spent on the page in question.
For this purpose we use different instruments like Google Analytics described in 3.4.1. Our Casual Games Portal also uses different types of cookies in this context, which are explained in more detail below under 3.4.3 and in our cookie policy.
Through these processing operations we protect our legitimate interests (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the optimization and smooth operation of our casual games portal as well as in the fulfillment of contracts with our partners.
Our Internet pages use Google Analytics, a web analysis service of Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA (« Google« ) in some places. Google is certified under the Privacy Shield Agreement between the European Union and the United States of America, thereby ensuring compliance with European data protection law.
Google Analytics uses cookies (see 3.4.3 and our Cookie Policy). The information generated by this cookie about your use of our casual games portal is transferred to Google servers in the United States of America and stored there. However, by activating IP anonymization on the relevant Casual Games Portal pages, your IP address will be shortened by Google within member states of the European Union or in other signatory states of the Agreement on the European Economic Area before. Only in exceptional cases will the unabridged IP address be transmitted to Google's servers in the USA and shortened there.
In the context of an agreement on the processing of personal data on behalf of Google, Google may use this information for the purpose of evaluating your use of our website, compiling reports on website activity and providing other services relating to website activity and internet usage for Mediaworker. The IP address transmitted by your browser within the framework of Google Analytics is not combined with other data from Google. You can prevent the storage of cookies by adjusting your browser settings accordingly; however, we would like to point out that in this case you may not be able to use all functions of our Casual Games Portal to their full extent (see also 3.4.3). Furthermore, you can prevent the collection of the data generated by this cookie and related to your use of the Casual Games Portal (including your IP address) to Google as well as the processing of this data by Google by downloading and installing the browser plugin available under the following link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=de
Further information on how Google handles your data can be found on the Google website and in particular in the data protection declaration there (https://policies.google.com/privacy).
3.4.2 Tracking and analysis
To optimize our casual games portal for a better user experience, we would like to track how our offers are used and whether optimizations and new features are successfully accepted.
We can, for example, determine whether the website in question is necessary or needs to be improved by counting the number of clicks on a link to an information page and the length of time spent on that page.
The corresponding information is usually aggregated. This means that we gain summarized knowledge from initially individual information, which in most cases we can no longer trace back to individual users.
Insofar as such aggregation does not take place, your data is usually processed in pseudonymised form.
On our Casual Games Portal we use cookies. The Casual Games Portal uses a cookie banner that informs you of this when you visit our website and contains a link to our cookie policy, which provides further information about cookies.
Cookies are stored by your browser on your system for their respective lifetime when you call up the Casual Games Portal. They are not executable applications and do not contain any harmful elements, but a string of characters corresponding to their function. In simple terms, cookies are small text files in which information is stored in connection with the Internet pages called up.
This is what makes some basic functions of the Casual Games Portal possible at all. Cookies allow for example a recognition of your browser. This allows you to load previously defined settings such as the language displayed and the orientation or size of a window in a browser game. Cookies thus help us to offer our Casual Games Portal in a functional and user-friendly form and according to your needs.
In addition to these technically necessary and useful functions (necessary cookies and function cookies), cookies also enable us to record and analyse the use of our Casual Games Portal (analysis cookies). Thus, for example, we can determine how often a page has been called up, how regularly certain page functions are used, or whether and where errors occurred (performance cookies).
Cookies can also be used to deliver advertisements in line with your interests (advertising cookies). However, the information associated with the Casual Games portal cookies is usually stored in a pseudonymized form, which means that we are unable to assign it directly to an individual user without consulting further information.
In addition to our cookies (first party cookies), cookies from third party providers (third party cookies) may also be set. To learn more about these, we recommend that you read the privacy policy of the third party in question.
As a rule, cookies are automatically removed from your system as soon as you leave our Casual Games Portal or end the usage process by logging out (session cookies). However, some cookies can also be stored on your system beyond that. To prevent this, you can set your Internet browser to block all cookies, to allow only certain cookies or to delete all cookies after closing the browser. If you wish to use this option, please follow the instructions of your browser provider. Please note, however, that in this case the use of our Casual Games Portal may be completely or partially impossible or only possible to a limited extent for technical reasons.
In so far as personal data are processed by cookies, the associated processing serves to safeguard our legitimate interests (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the provision of our services and their optimisation. You can revoke your consent to data processing in our cookie policy. A revocation of this consent is possible at any time by deleting the cookies set via the corresponding browser function and by blocking cookies via the corresponding function.
3.5 Advertising on our Casual Games Portal and Google Adsense
To finance our casual games portal, we can integrate advertisements of third parties at different places on the portal. By clicking on such a page, you will be redirected to the website of the respective advertiser. The respective site operator will inform you about the processing of personal data in a separate data protection declaration. In addition, cookies (see above under 3.4.3) of the advertiser and/or the respective advertising network can be saved by the display of an advertisement.
3.5.1 Advertising on the Casual Games Portal
On the one hand, we can place advertisements at selected locations of our casual games portal. On the other hand, advertisements of the respective third-party providers may be displayed within the games of these providers that we integrate.
3.5.2 Google Adsense
For the display of advertisements within our casual games portal we use Google AdSense, a service of Google Inc, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. Google AdSense also uses cookies (see above under 3.4.3). Web beacons are also used. These are invisible graphics that are located on Google servers and are integrated by us to enable Google to analyze clicks and traffic on our Casual Games Portal and similar information.
The information obtained via cookies and web beacons, your IP address and the delivery of advertising formats are transmitted to a Google server located in the USA and stored there. Google may pass on this collected information to third parties if required by law or if Google commissions third parties to process the data. However, Google will merge your IP address with the other stored data.
You can prevent the above-mentioned cookies from being stored on your PC by adjusting your browser settings accordingly. However, this may mean that the contents of this website can no longer be used to the same extent. By using this website, you consent to the processing of data about you by Google in the manner and for the purposes set out above.
3.6 IT security measures
It is a particularly important concern for us to be able to guarantee the security of our casual games portal at all times. To this end, we use technical measures such as common hardware and software solutions to monitor the security status of our systems, which, for example, detect and ward off cyber attacks such as so-called DDoS attacks, malware or unauthorized login attempts and other attempts at manipulation. In addition to the use of such measures, server and system logs are also sifted.
The implementation of the IT security measures described serves to protect our legitimate interests (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the availability of our services as well as the security of our casual games portal and the associated protective measures.
3.7 Processing for statistical purposes
Within the scope of statistical evaluations, we collect data in sub-areas of our casual games portal such as the operating system and its version, the browser and its version, IP address and other system data. We use this information for statistical evaluations, especially for the purpose of better adapting our Casual Games Portal to the needs of the users. If possible, the data is anonymized and aggregated. If this is not possible, a pseudonymisation is used. This information will not be passed on to third parties.
By processing for statistical purposes we safeguard our legitimate interests (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the optimisation of our services.
3.8 Improvement of our Casual Games Portal
In many cases, the processing of personal data serves to improve our casual games portal and, in connection with this, to detect and correct errors, increase security and optimize the user experience.
This is how we protect our legitimate interests (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the provision and optimisation of our services and the security of our casual games portal.
3.9 Protection of other legal interests
In individual cases, the processing of personal data may also be necessary to safeguard other legal interests, in particular cooperation with the competent authorities or the assertion, enforcement or defence of legal claims.
The corresponding processing serves to fulfil our legal obligations (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. c) DSGVO) or to safeguard our legitimate interests (Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO) in the assertion, enforcement or defence of legal claims.
3.10 No change of purpose
In order to be able to achieve the purposes set out in this PP on a permanent basis, we reserve the right to adapt the manner of data processing to legal or business requirements. For example, we optimise data processing procedures or implement new processes and procedures. However, this is always done with careful attention and strict compliance with the legal requirements. Without your express consent, we do not intend to change these purposes in a way that is incompatible with the purposes for which they were established. In order to maintain the maximum transparency that we strive for, we will reflect relevant adjustments in this PP and provide information about them.
3.11 Balancing of interests
In so far as we process personal data on the legal basis of Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f) DSGVO and thus to safeguard our legitimate interests, we first establish our interest in the processing in question. We then compare this with the expected interests of the persons concerned. In doing so, we consider in particular the intended purpose, the type of data processed and the associated risks to the rights and freedoms of the data subjects. We also check whether the technical and organizational measures we have taken are sufficient to maintain the required level of protection. Only if all this is the case and the processed data are also limited to the necessary extent, will we carry out processing on this basis.
4. disclosure and transmission of personal data
The processing of your data is basically only carried out by us, on the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany and always for the purposes specified in this PP. This section provides information as to whether and why, in certain cases, personal data is passed on or transferred.
4.1 Reasons for disclosure and transmission
We will only pass on your data internally or externally if this is necessary to achieve one of the purposes defined in this PP. Any forwarding or transmission is also limited to the extent actually required for this purpose.
4.2 Internal and external recipients of data
As a rule, your data is transferred within the company to the department responsible for the respective processing, which in turn is only carried out by the responsible employee(s). For example, we can forward a complaint received by post to the responsible support employee.
Furthermore, carefully selected external service providers provide us with their data centers. Insofar as we are legally obliged to do so, we also pass on data to the relevant authorities to the extent necessary. If we engage external consultants, such as lawyers in particular, to defend against or assert legal claims, we may also transfer the necessary data to these recipients.
All transmissions are equally carried out exclusively for the purposes set out in this PP and in strict respect and compliance with the legal requirements, in particular the conclusion of an agreement on the processing of data on behalf of a third party in accordance with Art. 28 para. 3, sentence 1 DSGVO.
4.3 Recipients in third countries
Before each transmission of personal data, we first check whether the legal requirements for the specific transmission are met. This includes that we only pass on personal data to recipients who can guarantee an appropriately high level of data protection. For this reason, we only transfer data to a recipient in a third country (see 3.) if an adequate level of data protection exists in the third country in question. This is the case if an adequacy decision has been issued by the EU Commission. Such a level of data protection may exceptionally also exist if a service provider from the United States of America is certified according to the EU-US Privacy Shield or if the transfer is made on the basis of the standard contractual clauses of the EU Commission.
5. duration of storage
In this section we explain for which period of time the personal data collected by us will be stored.
We do not store personal data for no reason. Each storage serves a specific purpose and is bound to this purpose. The storage period is essentially determined by the purpose underlying the respective processing and the necessity associated with it. We therefore only store personal data for as long as the data is required to achieve the specified purpose.
First of all, when determining the storage period, we check whether it is necessary to store the data concerned for the entire duration of a contract with the persons concerned.
If such permanent storage is not necessary, we will examine the minimum storage period specifically required for the purposes defined in this PP. Thus, complaints and support requests as well as usage data from which a breach of the rules may result will be stored until there is no further need for storage for the assertion, enforcement or defence of legal claims or until further support cases can usually not be expected. As a benchmark we use the regular limitation period of three years according to § 195 BGB. If, for technical reasons, storage is only necessary for a short period of time (e.g. for the duration of a current session), the relevant data is generally only stored for the duration of the usage process and for a maximum of 30 days.
As soon as the corresponding processing purpose no longer applies or data is no longer required to achieve this purpose and there are no further statutory retention obligations to the contrary, we delete the data concerned.
In this section we inform about the rights of data subjects in relation to the processing of their data and how these rights can be exercised in relation to us.
6.1 Right of access
You have the right to ask us to confirm whether we are processing your data. If this is the case, you also have the right to obtain from us comprehensive information on this, a copy of this data in principle free of charge, and further information..
6.2 Right of rectification
If the data concerning your person is incorrect or incomplete, you are entitled to ask us to correct or complete the data.
6.3 Right of deletion
You have the right to demand the immediate deletion of your data. However, such a deletion may be opposed by compelling legal reasons, such as in particular legal storage obligations. In individual cases, it may also be that we need your data to assert, exercise or defend legal claims. In such cases, however, we will process the data concerning you strictly for the intended purpose and delete it immediately as soon as the corresponding reasons for storage cease to apply. We will also inform you about any such obstacles.
6.4 Right to limit processing
As an alternative to the deletion of your data, you are basically entitled to demand that we restrict the processing of the data in question. If you exercise this right, we may only store the data covered by this. Any processing beyond this may then only be carried out with your consent or for the assertion, exercise or defence of legal claims or for the protection of the rights of another natural or legal person.
6.5 Right of objection
For reasons arising from your particular situation, you have the right to object to the processing of your data at any time, provided that we carry out the processing in question lawfully in accordance with Art. 6, Paragraph 1, Letter f) of the DPA, in order to safeguard our legitimate interests. If you have such a right of objection and exercise it vis-à-vis us, we will no longer process the data covered by it.
Your right of objection can only be exceptionally not be exercised if we can prove a compelling reason for the processing worthy of protection, which outweighs your interests, rights and freedoms, or if the processing serves the assertion, exercise or defence of legal claims. However, this exception does not apply if you object to the processing of your data for the purpose of direct marketing and related profiling. You may object to processing for these purposes at any time.
6.6 Revocation of consent
If we process your data on the basis of a consent given by you, you can revoke your consent at any time with effect for the future. We will immediately cease the processing in question from the time we receive your revocation and until a new consent has been given.
If we process your data on the basis of a consent given by you or to establish, implement or terminate a contract with you, you can demand that we surrender the data that you have actively made available to us. The surrender will be in a structured, common and machine-readable format. Should you wish to do so in such a case and provided that this is technically feasible, you can also demand that we transfer this data to another person responsible.
6.8 Right of appeal
You have the right to complain to a competent supervisory authority if you believe that the processing of your data by us is in breach of the law.
6.9 Exercising your rights
You are free to contact us by the method you prefer in order to exercise your rights set out here (see section 1 for details). In all cases, please state your request as precisely as possible for an uncomplicated allocation.
7. notes on data security
When handling personal data, we have taken appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure the security of the data and thus minimize the risks to the rights and freedoms of the persons concerned. This includes the fact that we do not collect any clear names or address data. In addition, we limit the collection and storage of personal data to the necessary minimum and encrypt data wherever possible.
8. Notes on the integrated games and on the forwarding to offers of third parties (hyperlinks)
In some places our Casual Games Portal contains links to external websites. If you click on such a hyperlink, you will be directed to offers that are beyond our control and influence. Since we integrate the various games predominantly via so-called framing, the previous explanations apply accordingly to these games. The respective provider is exclusively responsible for the respective offers. The data protection regulations of the respective provider apply in each case.
9. Version and changes of this privacy policy
This PP is available in the version dated 22 July 2020. We reserve the right to adapt its content if this should become necessary to correct errors, improve comprehensibility, supplement information or for legal reasons. In the event of such an adaptation, we will always respect the principles and policies set out in this PP and maintain the protection of your personal data.
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Keanu Reeves proves once again why everyone loves him
The Legacy and you probably didn't notice
Ghostbusters: The Legacy is already in theaters and, despite divided criticism (it has a 63% approval rating in Rotten Tomatoes) was very well received by the audience. In less than two weeks it raised $ 60 million and was favored by the comments of the most loyal fans who highlighted the direct connection and the tribute it plants for the first of the films, the 1984 one directed by Ivan Reitman with Bill Murray to the head.
Jason Reitman, son of the director behind the first two films of the 1980s, is the one who takes the lead in this production that has a stellar cast. Just watch the previews to be attracted to theaters by the stars as Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things), Mckenna Grace (The spell), Paul Rudd (Friends) and Carrie Coon (The Leftovers). However, they are not the only names to pay attention to, as Olvia Wilde appears in a completely unexpected role.
It is clear that spoilers for Ghostbusters: The Legacy, so we recommend you watch the movie before reading it, since the appearance of Olivia Wilde it is linked to the final section of production. The director of Booksmart was chosen by Reitman to put himself in the shoes of an iconic character in the saga, who until now had only been mentioned but had not appeared.
Is about dude, a non-binary entity that is released when the demons Vinz Clortho, "The Master of the Keys", and Zuul, "The Guardian of the Door", they manage to embody themselves in the form of diabolical dogs when they find victims to possess. In this production, once the characters of Paul Rudd and Carrie Coon are subjected, dude manages to cross the portal to the Earth dimension and that is when he is seen for the first time in the saga, embodied by Olivia Wilde.
How they convinced Olivia Wilde to join the movie
In an interview with The Wrap, Jason Reitman revealed how he did to convince Olivia Wilde to join in and apparently it didn't take much effort. "I know Olivia it's been a long time and we wanted to work together a long time ago. I think we did not expect it to be in this format ", he pointed. Thus, he revealed that he sent her a text message inviting her to be dude and she accepted immediately. Thus, he highlighted the professionalism of Wilde, who had to undergo extensive hours of makeup and prosthetics to be only a few minutes on screen. "It's a beastly role, but he did it with joy", assured Reitman.
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Beyoncé to release new Ivy Park collection, Park Trail
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Beyoncé is gearing up for the release of a new Ivy Park collection that's inspired by "the resilience of the outdoors, the spirit of the streets and the possibilities of the future."
Called Park Trail, the line features 56 apparel styles in orange, Army green, deep purple and cream. The likes of Offset, his son Kodi, Ice Spice and NFL star Jordan Fuller model the styles in this particular campaign, which excludes Bey this time around.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Bey also tapped some models to show off the collection in Dubai. They reportedly wore pieces from the collection at Nobu by the Beach, one of the restaurants at the Atlantis Royal, where she performed for the grand opening.
The show caused controversy due to the country's anti-LGBTQ+ laws, but her father, Matthew Knowles, tells TMZ his daughter's performance united a diverse crowd. He noted that she's always been inclusive and would never intentionally cause harm to anyone.
As for comments about her excluding songs from her latest album, Renaissance, Matthew says Bey's planning a tour that she'll announce when she's ready.
Park Trail will debut in Adidas stores and online on February 9.
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Dark Horse Comics and Studio71 announce partnership to develop The Umbrella Academy game
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Studio71, a Red Arrow Studios company, announced its partnership with Dark Horse Comics to develop and release a new card game based on the popular The Umbrella Academy comic book series. The card game will be launched on Kickstarter in early 2020, just a year after the comic book series was adapted into a highly successful show by Netflix.
This launch continues Studio71's reign as a key disruptor in the games industry with some of the most popular games based on pop-culture IP being created by the network. Amongst its successes are Joking Hazard, the second most funded Kickstarter on the platform, and Binding of Isaac: Four Souls, by legendary indie video game designer Edmund McMillen.
"We are incredibly excited to partner with Dark Horse Comics, Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá to bring The Umbrella Academy card game to fans next year. We've all been ardent consumers of the comic book series for years and are looking forward to launching the game. At Studio71 Games, we are passionate about building brands with long tail through a combination of premium expansion products as well as fan engagement across platforms, proprietary data analytics and out-of-the-box marketing," Dan Weinstein, President and Co-Founder, Studio71, said.
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The construction of our new addition is still the main topic of discussion and concentration. We will be sending out our 2014 membership renewals during March. Again this year the majority of the funds will be dedicated to our building fund. We are still short of our cost so all previous members are encouraged to renew. The new addition is going to be wonderful and equal to the best. If you haven't been by please due. I came in late from a meeting last night and the new outside lights are amazing. They light up the entire block and the museum looks great.
The Board for the historical commission for Lipscomb County and for the museum did meet on January 22 and assignments were made for various projects for the new building. The commission voted on making a marker map for the county. Judy Ward has completed the inventory of our markers so stay tuned for a map for the county. This will also assist us in determining our need for markers.
Meeting dates for 2014 were set for Apr 15, Tuesday and July 17, Thursday. We also have 3 vacancies on the board so if you are interested in history or want to learn about the county, please call us.
Here is a winter story from 1888, Panhandle Interstate: "A young German, who has a claim over on Cat creek, got lost during the cold wave of last Saturday, when on his way from A.B.Moores's place to the home of G.A. Mellhop's, two miles distant in a north-east direction. he was seen by C.E. Howard on the prairie four miles north of Moore's. Howard saw that the German was lost, and tried to get him to come on to town with him, but he would not come. His ears and face were pretty badly frozen. A scarf had been put over his ears when he first started out but it had dropped back on his shoulders, and he said his hands were so cold he could not put it up again. Howard then told him the way home, and he started in the direction given in a brisk walk. Howard reported the circumstances when he got to town, and it was feared by some that the German might again get lost and freeze to death. Accordingly C.M. Fennell and Mr. Howard bundled up and started in pursuit on horseback, immediately after dinner. In the rounds they called at Mr. Mellhop's and there found the young German enjoying a game of "seven up", with his ears standing out like a couple of oyster cans.
A nice ending to the story. I would like to know what oyster cans in 1888 looked like but we can imagine. I also am curious about the game 'seven up'. Hope your week is good and you can keep cool or warm depending on which day it is with our ever changing weather this time of year.


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A decision theoretic approach to the study of vocational behavior: intrasubject predictions of vocational preference
Monahan, Carlyn
Much of the research on vocational preference and choice has focused on the proper match between people and work environments. Another approach focuses on the judgment process of an individual: how an individual uses information about work environments in forming preferences. The present study was an effort to integrate these two approaches;Five indices of vocational preferences--all based upon Holland's vocational typology--were used in this study. Two were inventoried measures of vocational preference. Three were self-report measures. In addition, two of the measures (one self-report, one inventory) were based upon preference for particular occupations. Three of the measures were based upon preference for certain components of work environments (occupational dimensions). The first part of the study was a "multi-instrument" validation of the six vocational typologies identified by Holland. The second part concerned the impact of vocational decidedness on the convergence among the five measures;Subjects (90 undergraduates) were categorized according to VPI-RIASEC high point code. Fifteen subjects were identified for each of Holland's six vocational types;All measures of vocational preference were positively related. However, the convergence among measures was moderated by the level of vocational decidedness as defined by Holland's Vocational Identity Scale and a measure of Occupational Uncertainty. There was greater convergence among measures of vocational preference for people high in vocational decidedness than for people low in vocational decidedness;Expressed occupational interests or preferences (a self-report measure of preference for a specific occupation) have been shown to be valid predictors of vocational choice. A self-report measure based upon preference for vocational dimensions was the most accurate predictor of expressed occupational preference, correctly predicting expressed preference 78% of the time. The degree of empirical support and conceptual clarity manifested in the evaluation of work dimensions (as opposed to total work environments) in the vocational judgment process is similar to other areas of industrial/organizational psychology which also utilize the concept of work dimensions: synthetic validity and job design.


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Finance Bill (No.2) 2015 – short and sweet?
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Following the Budget on 18 March 2015 the Finance Bill 2015 was published on 24 March 2015. There is little of particular interest in this version of the Bill which has to be expedited to Royal Assent before 30 March 2015 when Parliament dissolves in readiness for the election.
Gone are the clauses about trusts and even the tidying up changes to ss 80 and 144 IHTA 1984 and only the modest changes remain exempting decorations and other awards from IHT and extending the relief for death from injuries sustained by the armed forces to emergency personnel – ss 74 and 75 Finance Bill 2015 respectively. These provisions are the same as they appeared in the draft Finance Bill.
The existing exemption in s.154 IHTA 1984 for emergency service personnel applies where the deceased was a member of any of the armed forces or a civilian subject to service discipline within the meaning of the Armed Forces Act 2006. Exemption applies when a person dies from a wound inflicted, accident occurring or disease contracted at a time when specified conditions were satisfied. These are either:
On active service against an enemy; or
On other service of a warlike nature or which in the opinion of the Treasury involved the same risks
They also qualify for the exemption if they died from a disease contracted at some previous time and their death was hastened because the disease was aggravated by the specified conditions. Death does not have to occur at the time the person was injured – death may occur sometime after but it was hastened by the injury.
The extension of the relief to 'emergency service personnel' includes members of voluntary organisations as well as fire & rescue; NHS staff; "constables and service personnel targeted because of their status" whether on or off duty; coastguards; crew of RNLI lifeboats & persons transporting organs.
There is also an extension of the s154 relief for armed service personnel responding to an emergency as otherwise it would be anomalous if the emergency services attending had the relief and not the armed forces personnel who were assisting when it was not a warfare emergency.
Of course, the Bill was required to ensure the continued authorisation of the charge for and rates of tax. However, the only substantive issues for private clients which have been included are the disposals of UK residential property interests by non-residents and Private Residence Relief itself, the latter of which are contained in Schedule 9.
We will have to wait until after the Election in May now to discover what if any changes will affect trusts. It is likely that a new Government may wait until the Autumn to introduce its new Budget and depending on which part(ies) are elected the proposals squashing the effectiveness of pilot trusts remain off the statute book.
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Gambling Addiction Can No Longer Be Ignored in Japan's.
How to Help Someone With a Gambling Problem. Many people can enjoy gambling without it becoming a problem, but over time, some people develop a gambling addiction that can ruin their lives. Compulsive gambling is a progressive illness, so even if you've gambled before and been okay, a problem could develop later on. The urge to gamble can be overwhelming, leading someone to lie, steal, blow.
Understanding gambling addiction. When we think about addiction, most often we think about addictions to substances such as alcohol or drugs. Behavioural addictions are a very real problem too, and as the internet continues to grow and flourish, addictions like gambling are becoming a more commonly acknowledged reality. Addictions are complex disorders. The substance or behaviour becomes an.
Casino project will offer Japan's addicts a new way to.
Gambling addiction is nothing new in popular media and pop culture. For years, movies and television series have included storylines addressing the topic or featured colourful characters afflicted with the addiction. That being said, the media's portrayal of gambling isn't always the most realistic. Still, it's important to note that most movies and television series have been created to.Gambling addiction begins once betting and gambling behavior causes distress, becomes habitual, leads to financial stress, disturbs everyday life functioning, or negatively impacts relationships. This condition (also known as compulsive gambling or pathological gambling) often leads people to experience an uncontrollable urge to engage in gambling despite the negative effects it might have in.Gambling addiction to be covered by Japan's public health insurance. by Tomo Yamamoto. Tuesday 14 January 2020 at 05:57. 320. VIEWS. Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare have indicated that gambling addictions will be covered by public health insurance from April of this year. According to a report by the Asahi Shimbun, it is envisioned that this will be group therapy where.
Japan Online Casino Guide. Gambling Industry Overview in Japan The following approaches will be presented. Gambling legislation in Japan; Gambling authorities in Japan; Online casinos in Japan; and more; The gambling situation in Japan has always been quite shaky. The country is considered as conservative when it comes to perceiving some traditions or ways of entertainment from the West.Gambling Addiction is a Family Affair. May 15, 2018. A survey of gambling addicts in Japan has found that in more than 80% of cases family members have taken on personal financial debts in an attempt to assist their afflicted loved ones. In many cases, the gambling debts taken on by the families exceeds several tens of thousands of dollars. Overwhelmingly, these debts arose from pachinko.
Dr Susumu Higuchi, an addiction specialist who works at the first clinic in Japan devoted to treating this disorder, is concerned about the neurological impact excessive gaming has on young people.
Former Wales coach Rob Howley has revealed why he turned to gambling before being sent home from the World Cup last year. The 49-year-old had to be sent back home just a week before the start of the tournament in Japan after it emerged he had placed 363 bets on more than 1,000 rugby matches from November 2015. The former assistant coach has now spoken out about the situation for the first time.
Problem gambling is an urge to gamble continuously despite negative consequences or a desire to stop. Problem gambling is often defined by whether harm is experienced by the gambler or others, rather than by the gambler's behaviour. Severe problem gambling may be diagnosed as clinical pathological gambling if the gambler meets certain criteria. Pathological gambling is a common disorder that.
Summary of Basic Act on Countermeasures for Gambling Addiction.
Gambling Addiction in the UK Many people might not consider gambling addiction to be as serious as alcohol or drug addiction as there is not a chemical substance involved. But gambling addiction is a serious problem that has a significant impact on people's lives; it can be just as difficult to recover from as a substance addiction.
Authors: Naoko Takiguchi, Otani University and Yuko Kawanishi, JF Oberlin University By the end of the 2020s, large-scale casinos will arrive in Japan where gambling is strictly prohibited by law and not favoured in opinion polls. There is concern that casinos will increase gambling addiction and criminal activity — but casino supporters loudly advocate their potential power to revitalise.
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Putting aside the future of gambling in Japan, the present day still offers a combination of government-approved betting opportunities. These include Horse Racing through the Japan Racing Association, J-League Soccer Pools (Toto Football), Boat Race, Motorcycle and Bicycle Racing, and the Lottery. Pachinko still claims the top spot in Japan's gambling community, but has to implement a.
March 13, 2019 Betting Guru facial technology, Japan gambling. The Japanese government is planning to use facial technology to fight gambling addiction. In fact, it is part of the government's plan to regulate venue operators. Regulators will use biometric identification technology to determine players' identity. In addition, technology will monitor their gambling habits. The government.
Tokyo Counseling Services mental health counseling professionals are qualified JSCCP Clinical Psychologists licensed to practice in Japan. Every Psychotherapist at TCS holds the Japanese Certificate for Psychotherapy and is qualified and legitimately registered as a Psychotherapist by The Japan Federation for Psychotherapy. Our counselors provide individual counseling, couples counseling.
Japan Online Casino and Gambling Guide.
A Chinese Christian charity established in 1996 that helps mainly Chinese-speaking problem gamblers to stop gambling and recover from their addiction and its adverse effects. They provide information, advice and support services which include counselling, money advice and group meetings to pathological gamblers and their relatives and friends.
Although pachinko is profitable and illegal, a legalized market would definitely make all areas of gambling and mobile betting in Japan more lucrative. Though in support of the plan, some members Shinzo Abe's democratic coalition party are concerned with how society will be negatively affected by casino gambling. Addiction and possible more forms of crime could emerge as a result of this.
While discussing the subject, the director of the Kurihama Medical and Addiction Center Susumu Higuchi says that people addicted to gambling need to take part in a newly created program on a long-term basis. In Japan, there also numerous addicts who have not tried the treatment at all yet. Mr. Higuchi insists it's vital for these people to start therapy be a part of a new program.


Our school colours are green, white and grey. Most items are easily available from Wirral Uniform Shop in Princes Pavement, Birkenhead or local department stores.
KS2 children are advised to have a tracksuit on colder days for outdoor games and after-school P.E. clubs.
The P.E. kit should be placed in a drawstring bag and kept on your child's peg in school. Kit may be taken home for washing each half-term holiday and should be returned to school immediately after the holiday.
For safety reasons NO jewellery is allowed in school except a wristwatch and STUD earrings. All watches and earrings must be removed for P.E. lessons and swimming, it is therefore advisable that children do not wear them on these days.
You are asked to note that neither the school nor the Local Authority accept responsibility for the loss or damage to personal property whilst on or left at St Andrew's C of E Primary School. It is therefore advisable that your child does not wear a watch or earrings or bring other valuables into school.
• long hair is tied back, particularly for P.E.
School book bags may be purchased from the uniform shop in Princes Pavement, Birkenhead. These are ideal for reading books and homework and are recommended.


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Tulipa bakeri ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Gattung der Tulpen (Tulipa) in der Familie der Liliengewächse (Liliaceae). Sie ist nach dem Pflanzensammler George Percival Baker (1856–1951) benannt. Die Art wird oft nicht von der Felsen-Tulpe getrennt, weil sie mit dieser sowie mit Tulipa cretica leicht hybridisiert und Übergangspopulationen bildet. Die oft kultivierte, vielfach als "Tulipa bakeri" etikettierte Sorte 'Lilac Wonder' gehört zur Felsen-Tulpe (Tulipa saxatilis).

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Tulipa bakeri ist ein ausdauernder Zwiebel-Geophyt, der Wuchshöhen von 5 bis 25 Zentimeter erreicht. Die Blätter sind matt oder etwas glänzend grün. Die Blütenblätter sind mehr oder weniger kurz und dunkelrosapurpurn. Auf der Innenseite befindet sich am Grund ein in einem hellen Ring verlaufender gelber Fleck. Die Staubbeutel sind gelb. Die Kapsel weist im oberen Teil meist deutlich sichtbare Queradern auf.

Die Blütezeit reicht von April bis Mai.

Die Chromosomenzahl beträgt 2n = 24.

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Tulipa bakeri ist auf Kreta endemisch. Die Art wächst auf Felshängen, Schutthalden, Äckern, Brachland und Flussufern in Höhenlagen von 650 bis 2200 Meter.

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To regain control of your life, you've never needed Boundaries more than you do today in today's always-on, always-connected digital world.... 29/09/2012 · Setting strong boundaries and learning to say no can help a person avoid stress. Read the directions for setting boundaries, reducing stress, and allowing yourself the happiness you deserve.
Boundaries aren't just good for you—they're good for everyone. If you are anything like me, you grew up saying yes to everything and everyone. I agreed to any event I was invited to or activity I was asked to take part in. Saying yes did not stop with my compliance with others; I also couldn how to say money problems properly Do you have trouble setting boundaries in your career or personal life? If you feel like you overextend yourself to please others, this episode is for you!
W hile in rehab I heard the word "boundaries" many times. Most of my peers in treatment had no concept of what boundaries were. I however rather smugly knew what boundaries were and had used them in my life many times.


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E!'s Bridalplasty gives plastic surgery to brides
by Andy Dehnart 16 Sep. 2010 | 6:42 pm
51Minds, the production company behind the Flavor of Love franchise, The Surreal Life, and other series has apparently lost its mind, as it will produce a show for E! called Bridalplasty that is a competition between women who are about to get married and want plastic surgery.
This ridiculous-sounding series–NPR's Linda Holmes called it "the worst idea for a television show that I have ever heard," and it's hard to disagree–is hosted by plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow and Shanna Moakler. Here's how an E! press release defines the new show, which will debut Nov. 28 and is executive produced by Giuliana Rancic and 51 Minds' Mark Cronin and Cris Abrego:
"'Bridalplasty' brings together engaged women who are seeking complete image transformations before their big day — they want the dream wedding AND the dream body to go along with it. These brides-to-be are willing to do whatever it takes to beat the competition in order to get that perfection. Throughout the show, as they put together their dream wedding, each week one lucky bride will also get one piece of her dream body — going under the knife for one of the surgeries off her 'wish list.' The last bride standing will have the opportunity to have an extreme plastic surgery makeover and win a wedding fit for the stars where she will unveil her shocking new look for the very first time to the man that she's about to marry."
So Bridalplasty is The Swan multiplied by every awful WeTV wedding series, with the addition of the class and quality E! brings to its reality series.
Is Food Network Star returning? Why haven't you covered Big Brother spoilers?
In the latest Ask Andy, I answer questions about two summer reality competitions.
Behind the scenes of Schmergen Brawl, the brutal challenge that made Survivor history
Behind the scenes of a rehearsal for the brutal Survivor challenge known as "Schmergen Brawl," with details about how and why it was created.
Big Brother 12 house: inside the soundstage
Big Brother behind the scenes: a detailed tour of the soundstage home of the season 12 houseguests, including their bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, and more.
Survivor behind-the-scenes: building Tribal Council, constructing the first challenge
In two new behind-the-scenes videos narrated by Jeff Probst, we see the construction of Survivor Redemption Island's Tribal Council and its first challenge.
Alexis Neiers gets jail for burglarizing Orlando Bloom, says "I didn't do anything wrong"
Kim Kardashian blames cameras' presence for incident with drunk woman
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Spellbinder (1995) - The Complete Series ( 8 DVD Set )
Spellbinder (1995) - The Complete Series
8 DVD Set - all 26 episodes
Region code 2 (Europe)
When a prank at a school camp goes drastically wrong, 15-year-old Paul Reynolds is blasted into an alternative reality and has to try to find a way home.
Andrew Mcfarlane, Brian Rooney, Georgina Fischer, Michaela Noonan, Zbych Tofimiuk
Noel Price
Language : English, German Dolby Digital 2.0
Dangerfield (1995-1999) : The Complete Series - Roderick Smith ( 17 DVD Set)
The Worst Witch (2017) : The Complete Series ( 8 DVD Set)
Danger Man : The Complete Series - Patrick McGoohan (8 DVD Set)
War And Remembrance : The Complete Series (1988) - Robert Mitchum (8 DVD Set)
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A $40 billion global metals and mining multinational corporation has a global footprint with 41,000 employees in more than 40 countries. The company had a very complex HR technology environment with disparate HR, payroll, and time and attendance (T&A) systems and processes at various stages of maturity across multiple business units around the world.
The company requested ISG's assistance to design and deliver a strategic, customer-centric roadmap for HR, payroll, and T&A technology service delivery, including business case development. Key objectives included rationalization of technology, adoption of self-service and other automation and ability to handle market-specific requirements.
ISG analyzed the company's current HR tech environment, reviewed over 70 documents and interviewed approximately 30 people. We also conducted multiple face-to-face workshops and meetings to gain a deep understanding of the company's environment. ISG then used this information to develop a strategy to help the company anticipate and overcome challenges in moving to a more modern and standardized future state target operating model by leveraging the ISG global network of human capital management (HCM) expertise.
ISG also developed a comprehensive business case using ISG's proprietary market data and knowledge. This detailed the business case costs and benefits to obtain funding approvals.
The company gained substantial strategy documentation, which its stakeholders could take to their executives for approval of a global HR tech, payroll and T&A transformation program.
The company received reviews of its current systems, processes and resourcing and identified overall productivity and system/ resource savings of 40 percent across seven years with a break-even in two years.
If the project is fully realized, the company will move to a modern, integrated solution that provides benefits in workflow, data management, analytics, user experience, automation and a future-proofed solution with strong savings.


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Speaker biographies: A-Z by surname
Ben Deighton
Ben Deighton is the Managing Editor of SciDev.Net. He spent the last 13 years reporting on science and technology as a correspondent for Reuters in London and Brussels, and as the former Editor of Horizon magazine.
Pallab Ghosh
Pallab studied physics at Imperial College and has been a science journalist since 1984. He is currently one of the BBC's science correspondents where he broadcasts on TV and radio and writes for BBC news online. He is also the ABSW's Honorary President. Prior to joining BBC News, Pallab worked for New Scientist and before that wrote for trade publications. His career highlight is interviewing Neil Armstrong.
Pallab is a passionate believer in robust "kick ass" critical journalism and won the UK Press awards Science Journalist of the Year in 2015 for his investigative reporting of the Government's misrepresentation of scientific information over its badger cull policy. Pallab has also won awards for his reporting of environmental issues, medical developments, and coverage of space stories and is a former Technology Journalist of the year. He is also a former President of the World Federation of Science Journalists.
Pallab's tops tips for Science Journalists can be found here:
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You can follow Pallab on Twitter @BBCPallab
Chrissie Giles
Chrissie Giles studied biochemistry at the University of Leeds. Concluding that clumsiness and practical science do not mix, she completed a Master's in science communication in 2003 and has been working as a writer and editor ever since. Her editorial career began in a medical communications agency and, via a brief stint in the heady world of motor caravan journalism, she now writes and edits stories on biology and medicine for the Wellcome Trust, and is Editor of Mosaic.
Max Glaskin
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"Our board and staff undertook a lengthy and deliberate process to determine how The Children's Home can continue to provide the best care for the thousands of abused and neglected children in our region. The Crossnore School has long been recognized for its innovation and leadership in providing hope and healing for children. We believe this is an opportunity for The Children's Home to realize its full potential and re-focus our programming on the changing needs of children and families." – Katheryn Northington, Board Chair for The Children's Home.
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C & L Farms, Inc., Appellant, v. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, Appellee, 771 F.2d 407 (8th Cir. 1985)
US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit - 771 F.2d 407 (8th Cir. 1985)
Submitted Aug. 8, 1985. Decided Aug. 28, 1985
Robert M. Abney, Des Arc, Ark., for appellant.
Larry R. McCord, Asst. U.S. Atty., Ft. Smith, Ark., for appellee.
Before ARNOLD, Circuit Judge, HENLEY, Senior Circuit Judge, and JOHN R. GIBSON, Circuit Judge.
In December, 1984 FCIC denied claims C & L Farms, Inc. had filed for indemnity for crop losses. C & L then filed this suit in January, 1985 against FCIC under 7 U.S.C. § 1508(c). Eight days later, C & L served process by mail on an agent of FCIC. Although Fed. R. Civ. P. 4(d) (4), (5) requires persons suing an agency of the United States to serve process on the United States by (1) delivering the summons and complaint to the local United States Attorney or his or her assistant or appointee, and (2) mailing the summons and complaint to the Attorney General, C & L did not serve the United States.
On March 4, 1985 the United States Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas moved for dismissal on grounds of ineffective service. On March 8, C & L apparently sent copies of the summons and complaint by certified mail to the Attorney General and to the United States Attorney. The purported service on the United States Attorney was wrongly addressed to El Dorado, rather than to Fort Smith; the return receipt was signed by the district judge's secretary in El Dorado.1 On March 11, C & L filed a brief in opposition to the motion to dismiss.
The district court dismissed the action without prejudice on March 19, 1985 for improper service, stating that it had "little discretion" and that "compliance with Rule 4(d) (4) is mandatory and non-compliance will result in dismissal."
On appeal, C & L contends that service was sufficient, and, alternatively, that if service was defective dismissal was not mandatory. We accept the alternative argument, vacate the order of dismissal and remand for further proceedings.
Personal service on the local United States Attorney, or his or her assistant or designee, is required. Fed. R. Civ. P. 4(d) (4). Service here was by mail wrongly addressed2 and is plainly insufficient. Thus, we turn to the question of mandatory dismissal.
We have held that dismissal is not invariably required where service of process is ineffective; that in some circumstances the court has discretion either to dismiss the action, or to quash service but retain the case. See Haley v. Simmons, 529 F.2d 78 (8th Cir. 1976). On the other hand, there is at least some appearance of a more stringent judicial attitude toward errors in serving the United States. See Wallach v. Cannon, 357 F.2d 557, 559 (8th Cir. 1966), in which we relied upon Messenger v. United States, 231 F.2d 328 (2d Cir. 1956), as to mandatoriness of the requirement of Rule 4(d) (4), and affirmed a dismissal of litigation against two agencies of the United States. In Messenger, however, five years had elapsed since the filing of the complaint and the dismissal was made under Rule 41(b) for failure to prosecute.
Indeed, in many of the appellate cases which mention the "mandatory" nature of Rule 4(d) (4) and 4(d) (5), the district courts had previously dismissed on somewhat more substantive grounds. Sanchez-Mariani v. Ellingwood, 691 F.2d 592, 594 (1st Cir. 1982); Zapata v. Smith, 437 F.2d 1024 (5th Cir. 1971); Smith v. McNamara, 395 F.2d 896, 898 (10th Cir. 1968), cert. denied, 394 U.S. 934, 89 S. Ct. 1211, 22 L. Ed. 2d 466, reh. denied, 394 U.S. 995, 89 S. Ct. 1477, 22 L. Ed. 2d 773 (1969); Wallach v. Cannon, 357 F.2d at 559.
While we do not suggest that, absent service of process as required by Rule 4(d) (4), (5), a district court may enter judgment on the merits against a government agency or that at some juncture dismissal may not be called for, the essence of the reported cases seems not to require dismissal at all times for all defects in service. In Rollins v. United States, 286 F.2d 761 (9th Cir. 1961), the court, noting appellant's general diligence in prosecuting his claim after defects in service had been pointed out, reversed the district court's decision to dismiss the claim for lack of personal jurisdiction. The court stated:
It does not follow ... that without jurisdiction to make a binding adjudication against the United States on the merits, the court lacks incipient jurisdiction to rule upon the "defenses" or "insufficiency of service of process" under Rule 12(b) (4) and (5). And when such a defense has been sustained, the lack of personal jurisdiction over the United States does not in every case require a dismissal. The immediate effect of such a ruling, I think, is to leave the action pending in an incipient state, just as it was during the period intervening between the filing of the complaint and the attempted service made on the original summons. In such a situation, I think that in a proper case the court on motion has discretion to authorize the issue of a fresh summons through which by service in accordance with the Rules its jurisdiction over the defendant may be perfected....
286 F.2d at 764-65 (quoting Messenger v. United States, 231 F.2d at 332 (Hincks, J., concurring)). Accord, Fugle v. United States, 157 F. Supp. 81 (D. Mont. 1957).
From what has been said, it may be divined that while a district court may, and indeed should at times, dismiss a cause for want of jurisdiction ascribed to defective service on the United States, or its agency, the district court is not without rather broad discretion in determining the propriety of dismissal, and ordinarily we will reverse only for abuse of that discretion. Here, however, the district court felt that it had "little discretion" and that it was required to dismiss. That approach requires us to vacate the order of dismissal and remand in order that the district court may exercise the broad discretion it has.
Appellant argues that the district court may not, consistently with Rule 4(j), dismiss a complaint--even without prejudice--until 120 days after the filing of the complaint. Added to Rule 4 in 1983, section (j) provides:
(j) Summons: Time Limit for Service. If a service of the summons and complaint is not made upon a defendant within 120 days after the filing of the complaint and the party on whose behalf such service was required cannot show good cause why such service was not made within that period, the action shall be dismissed as to that defendant without prejudice upon the court's own initiative with notice to such party or upon motion....
Fed. R. Civ. P. 4.
In light of our vacation of the judgment of dismissal on another ground, we need not address the argument based on Rule 4(j). By the time this case is reconsidered in the district court, the 120-day period will have expired and the parties will be in position on a record to advise the district court of their contentions, if any, concerning the effect of Rule 4(j). Indeed, passage of time may then have rendered moot any such controversy.
We add finally a gratuitous observation concerning possible risk to appellant of attacking the judgment of the district court and pursuing this appeal. As we read 7 U.S.C. § 1508(c), this suit against FCIC must be brought within one year after December 3, 1984, when FCIC issued its letter denying the claims at issue. If in fact the statute of limitations will run before the end of the current year, discretion, though perhaps not valor, dictates to appellant consideration of the question whether its interest might not be better served by bowing to the judgment of dismissal, and refiling its complaint making certain that the defendant is properly served. Should the present round of litigation ultimately be determined adversely to appellant, the entire claim might be barred by limitations.
Judgment of dismissal is vacated and cause remanded for further proceedings not inconsistent with this opinion.
With candor the Assistant United States Attorney who signed the appellee's brief on appeal states that on March 13, 1985 he received in his daily mail copies of the summons and complaint which he presumes in all likelihood were mailed by the judge's secretary
Affidavit of service which did not entirely report the facts was filed April 15, 1985, nearly a month after the district court's order of dismissal


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