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The Masterpiece [L'Oeuvre] by Emile Zola
art, emotions, relationships, symbolism, tragedy
In The Masterpiece, Zola captures the pain of creation, as he claimed himself:
I want to depict the artists' struggle with reality, the sheer effort of creation which goes into every work of art, the blood and tears involved in giving one's flesh, in trying to make something that lives. (Introduction to Oxford World Classics edition, page ix.)
In telling the story of the doomed Claude Lantier, Zola does capture a painful side to creation. As a self-absorbed painter, Claude is unable to see beyond his skewed perception of the world, since he sees all through the eyes of his "impressionistic" painting style. (Although Zola does not use the word "impressionism," it is clear that such is the era of art.)
I didn't enjoy reading the story, but I certainly appreciated it as a whole. Zola shows a realistic disconnect for people who struggle with a vision, and I felt like I was glancing at real lives between the pages of the novel.
Zola's own judgments come out through the story because he doesn't appear to understand the new style of painting. To the omniscient narrator, Lantier's paintings appear to be a mess of colors. They are ridiculous failures. It's obvious that Lantier is aiming for some degree of symbolism when he depicts the naked woman in the center of all his paintings. Yet, Sandoz (the novelist in the story that represents Zola) finds it ridiculous and mourns for Lantier's apparent insanity. The editor of the introduction indicated that Zola was not able to appreciate impressionism; his taste in art was rather immature as was evident in his art criticism essays of the day.
Incidentally, Lantier's first major painting is based on one by Eduard Manet, which was displayed in the Salon des Refuses as was Lantier's in the novel. Seeing Manet's painting helped me to understand the reasons behind the ridicule, not that the painting was bad but that the concept was bizarre for the era.
Eduard Manet, Luncheon on the Grass (via Wikipedia)
Zola was somewhat careful to make sure that no character in his novel fully represented a person he knew in real life, yet the similarities were plentiful enough so that many of Zola's friends were offended. Paul Cezanne, who shares many of the qualities with the doomed Claude Lantier, for example, never spoke to Zola again after publication of The Masterpiece. (See the introduction to the Oxford World Classics edition for more discussion of similarities.)
But the similarities were only one reason to be offended. Zola's premise seems to be that it is hopeless to try to capture the world in art and create something original. Truly, artists of the day would have been slighted by such a premise. Further, attempting to do so leaves one isolated from reality. In the novel, Lantier failed to develop any real human relationships. Christine tried to bring Lantier back to reality, yet the art always called and Lantier was doomed in the end, for without art he was nothing.
Despite the hopelessness depicted in the novel, Zola's friend Cezanne truly was an influential painter who began a new way of thinking about art: impressionism. I found it interesting that Zola's counterpoint in the novel, the writer Pierre Sandoz, was not as doomed as Lantier the painter. Yet, Zola's writing was apparently as cutting edge as Cezanne's paintings: seeing the world in a new way.
Paul Cezanne, Montagne Sainte-Victoire (via Wikipedia)
I didn't enjoy reading Zola. The only parts that captured my full interest and attention were the moments when he meets and courts Christine. Throughout the book, I kept waiting for a tragedy to capture my emotions and help me feel fully engaged. Yet, even when mortal tragedy struck, it was told in a matter-of-fact way that left me completely emotionless. That was, I'm sure, Zola's point. Life is not a romantic experience. It's harsh: we each suffer and in the end, everyone lives with their own life and their own suffering.
"And now, back to work!" a character says at the end of the novel (which is not a happy ending, I'll warn you). Such is life.
While I'm sure I'm a romantic girl at heart, I am glad I've experienced Zola. It truly did help me see the world in a new light.
I read Zola as a part of the April Classics Circuit. See where Zola will visit here.
Germinal by Emile Zola Two Neuroscience Books (Proust was a Neuroscientist by Lehrer and Sacks' Musicophilia) To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf Harlem Renaissance Poetry
Unsurprisingly, I think this book sounds absolutely wonderful. Germinal was by far the best book I've read all year and the best classic I've read in 2 years (I read about 60 in that time). I'm sort of frozen, wanting to read more Zola but scared it won't live up to Germinal, but this one, Therese Raquin, Nana, and La Bete Humaine are all calling my name. I think he has potential to become one of my very favorite authors.
But I connected with his writing on an intensely emotional level. There was so much passion in Germinal! I was so involved, far more involved than I wanted to be because I knew the book was going to end tragically. I wanted to stay separate, but I couldn't. The writing and the characters were just so compelling!
I'm sorry this didn't work out for you, Rebecca.
.-= Amanda´s last post on blog ..Germinal, by Emile Zola =-.
Amanda, there was lots of emotion in it, but I still felt distance from it. Like I was watching action happen on a TV screen. One minute he's yelling and the next he's making love. OK, where is the romance, please? I'm just a fan of Jane Austen-esque romance, I've decided. That said, you're review of Germinal has quite convinced me to give it a try.
The more I think about it (and compare it to my current read…) the more I liked it in retrospect.
I also like the premise of this book! I think Zola is one of those writers who has the ability to portray reality through his fiction in a way that is very truthful and honest. I have only read Germinal, but I was blown away by the realism and heartache of his writing. Perhaps this one just wasn't the place to start?
.-= Allie´s last post on blog ..Poetry Month. =-.
Allie, see Amanda's comment — I think Germinal is one I need to give a try! Lots of heartache in here, I see that. I just found it TOO REALISTIC for my romantic tendencies, I guess. Boo to me for reading it with the wrong frame of mind.
I, too, am LOVING Germinal, much more than I anticipated – even though the 19th-century French & mining vocab is challenging, I'm still completely absorbed & only want to read Zola!
That said, it seems like the TYPE of character in L'Oeuvre is a kind that he might generally find less sympathetic than the type (poverty-stricken miners) in Germinal. Less collective, more isolated. Although there are certainly some chilling crowd/mob scenes in Germinal, so it's not like he's romantic about the collective. Hmm. Anyway, too bad you didn't enjoy this one, but thanks for providing the spur to those of us who are loving Zola! 🙂
.-= Emily´s last post on blog ..Essay Mondays: Cioran =-.
Emily, I'll say it again: SO IMPRESSED you're reading in French.
Good point. I did have a hard time feeling sorry for a painter who chooses to put his fist through the painting instead of trying to paint something that can feed his starving family. (or, I don't know, maybe GET A JOB.) So maybe I need to give Germinal a try so I can actually pity the main characters….
rhapsodyinbooks says:
Wonderful review! I've always wanted to read Zola, but have been somewhat intimidated.
.-= rhapsodyinbooks´s last post on blog ..International Children's Book Day =-.
rhapsody, it sounds like Germinal is the place to start, because everyone so far has commented on how they love it!!
JoAnn says:
Sorry you didn't enjoy this, Rebecca. Therese Raquin was one of my favorites last year and I'm loving The Ladies' Paradise right now, but The Masterpiece doesn't really appeal to me. Zola is on the way to becoming a favorite… will turn to Nana or Germinal next.
.-= JoAnn´s last post on blog ..Wuthering Heights Wednesday: Week 1 =-.
JoAnn, actually, the more I think about it in retrospect, the more I really did like it. I can't stop thinking about it and I finished it more than a week ago. I'm glad you enjoyed Terese Raquin. I need to find that one too.
Maire says:
Oh, I was excited to read your thoughts about this after you hinted in one of your earlier weekly wrap ups that you weren't thrilled with Zola.
It's interesting to read everyone's different reactions. I guess I sort of knew how dark he was when I read Nana and The Masterpiece, but I never realized just how dark he can be. My tastes tend to fall on the medium-to-dark end of the scale, so I suppose I just forgot that this would be on the far dark end!
What I found fascinating about The Masterpiece, though, was reading sort of an insider's view about the art revolution of the time. And while Zola wasn't thrilled with much of what he saw, I don't think he necessarily thought that all art was hopelessly unable to capture life; I think he just thought that the way people were going about it was all wrong. There were a couple of artists whose lives were depicted in better terms–the one who was always slighted by the main group because his work was "too popular" and the writer. Both of those guys, even though they never suffered crazy agonies over "trying" to be unique/controversial/different, they both ended up doing good work and living happy(ier?) lives. I think he was just saying something about a certain artistic temperament and how it can be more damaging than anything.
In any case, though, what's great about this novel is that it really makes us think/talk/write about art, artists, and artistic "success!"
.-= Maire´s last post on blog ..The Minotaur by Barbara Vine =-.
Maire, I think my tastes tend toward the brighter side, but I am still glad I read this. I completely believed how realistic it was: that's what was so great about how it was written. I like happy endings, but this one was sure okay. And it certainly has been haunting me as I've thought about it for the past few weeks… Definitely a sign of success on the author's part.
I'm also a fan of Zola, but then I've had to teach his work to students in the past, and I generally found that when you had to get into an author enough to teach him or her, the best parts of the work rise to the surface and win you over. I really enjoyed The Masterpiece, because for me it was about how impossible it is to do something truly different in art and be understood. Consumers and critics alike have a deeply conventional vein, Zola seems to be suggesting, and they only like what they already know how to like. Impressionism was so wild and crazy and difficult when it first hit the art scene – no one wanted to know about it. The character of the writer has a much easier time because his form of realism (which was of course Zola's own brand of naturalism) was a kind of zenith of all that had gone before. All of this was quite historically accurate – which was probably one reason why Cezanne never spoke to him again. The opposition between those characters, between the writer's expansive, almost smug success, and the artist's self-destructive and despairing failure, struck me as being quite plausible among arty types!
What my students used to say about Zola is that he's very cinematic. Lots of vivid visual description, like a camera panning a landscape, and he does this with his characters too, I think. You watch them like they're in a movie rather than inhabit them as you would in some other kinds of narrative.That may explain why you felt distanced. I must say that Nana is my favourite Zola novel (though Germinal is very good). Or Therese Raquin is probably the most accessible, if you ever want to try again.
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litlove, I can totally see how studying an author in depth would help me love it more, and i think that would have happened if I'd studied this in school. (Unfortunately, I don't have time to read things multiple times right now before writing up my thoughts!) I did find it a bit mean of Zola to make the writer so successful and the painter a "failure." I really don't blame Cezanne for his reaction…
I will try Zola again. So many love the other novels!
I'm finally getting a chance to go through some of the other posts from this past week. 🙂
Great review! It sounds like you felt as detached emotionally from The Masterpiece as I did from The Dream. I'll admit I tend to be a romantic too, but I think the "realism" of naturalism can be just as unrealistic as romanticism, in the opposite direction. I think most people's lives are a mixture of bad and good, sadness and happiness, and a lot of people do have happy endings.
The idea that art somehow makes you lose your grasp on reality is something I hear repeated a lot by naturalist authors, and in my experience it's just not true. I know plenty of artists, writers and readers, and I don't know anybody who actually uses art or literature as more than a momentary escape. Frankly, I think most people need to be transported once in awhile, and that hope is a better inspiration to reach one's goals than cynicism.
Grace, I think you make a fair point: things are not always bad. And I see just what you're saying about art. Interestingly, Zola's counterpart in the novel (Sandoz) was fairly balance throughout. Just Lantier was off balance and obsessed…


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Q: How to create a function that filters products with checkboxes on the react? I am writing an online store and I need such filtering
example photo
I started like this , since I haven't done this before and couldn't find tutorials on the Internet, I decided to ask you. (there were a couple of options on the Internet, but they have a different way of doing it)
export default function Search() {
  const theme = useTheme()
  const isTablet = useMediaQuery(theme.breakpoints.down('md'))
  const ref = React.useRef(null)
  let [searchParams, setSearchParams] = useSearchParams()
  const filters = React.useMemo(() => {
    let obj = {
      page: searchParams.get('page') || 0,
      size: searchParams.get('size') || 16,
      query: searchParams.get('query'),
      category: searchParams.get('category'),
      brand: searchParams.get('brand'),
      promo: searchParams.get('promo'),
      min: searchParams.get('min') || 0,
      max: searchParams.get('max') || 10000000,
      sorted: searchParams.get('sorted'),
      state: searchParams.get('state'),
    }
    console.log(obj);
    for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(obj)) {
      if (value === null || value === undefined) delete obj[key]
    }
    return obj
  }, [searchParams])
  const updateFilter = (key, value) => {
    if (value) searchParams.set(key, value)
    else searchParams.delete(key)
    setSearchParams(searchParams)
  }

  const { data } = useSearchProductsQuery(filters)

  // number | next (data?.number + 1) | previous (data?.number - 1)
  const setPage = page => updateFilter('page', page)
  const setSize = size => updateFilter('size', size)
  const setQuery = () => updateFilter('query', ref?.current?.value)
  // category id | null for default
  const setCategory = category => updateFilter('category', category)
  // brand id | null for default
  const setBrand = brand => updateFilter('brand', brand)
  // promo id | null for default
  const setPromo = promo => updateFilter('promo', promo)
  // number (0+) | null for default
  const setMin = min => updateFilter('min', min)
  // number | null for default
  const setMax = max => updateFilter('max', max)
  // price_asc | price_desc | date_asc | date_desc | null for default
  const setSorted = sorted => updateFilter('sorted', sorted)
  // Б/У | Хорошее | Новое, с биркой | null for default
  const setState = state => updateFilter('state', state)

  return (
    <Container className="py-4">

          {filters.query &&
            `По запросу "${filters.query}" найдено ${
              data?.totalElements ?? 0
            } результата.`}

          <input
            ref={ref}
            type="search"
            onChange={e => !e.target.value && setQuery()}
            onKeyPress={e => e.key === 'Enter' && setQuery()}
            className="relative flex-auto min-w-0 block w-full pl-4 pr-1 py-2 text-base font-normal text-gray-700 bg-white bg-clip-padding  rounded transition ease-in-out m-0 outline-none border-0"
            placeholder="Поиск по названию..."
          />

            <Magnifier
              onClick={setQuery}
              className="h-5 stroke-zinc-300 hover:stroke-slate-900 cursor-pointer"
            />

        {isTablet ? <SearchFilter /> : null}

{isTablet ? null : <SearchFilterSideBar />}

          {React.Children.toArray(
            data?.content.map(product => <ProductCard product={product} />),
          )}

    </Container>
  )
}

This my array with products , I get them from the backend with api
0:{ {id: 382, title: "Платье с поясом",…}
brand: 20
cartQuantity: 1
category: 131
createdDate: "2022-05-04T21:59:06.836+00:00"
description: "Короткое платье из хлопковой ткани с круглой горловиной и глубоким вырезом спереди с потайной застежкой на крючок и пуговицу сверху. Плавно заниженная линия плеча длинный широкий рукав с узким манжетом на пуговице отрезная талия с длинным завязывающимся поясом а также летящая юбка клеш."
id: 382
pictures: ["https://beta.thebrands.vip/api/v1/pictures/img_8fbbd6ba16c84256b32538859c7d8a95.jpg",…]
remainingEditTime: -6358440
sizes: [,…]
0: {id: 390, productId: 382, sizeId: 388, sizeLabel: "37", sizeTypeLabel: "Европеский", priceId: 389,…}
discount: 71
id: 390
price: 100
priceId: 389
productId: 382
sizeId: 388
sizeLabel: "37"
sizeTypeLabel: "Европеский"
status: "APPROVED"
title: "Платье с поясом"
user: 6}

UI file filtering. i get this in Material Ui

const SearchFilterSideBar = () => {
    const [value, setValue] = React.useState([100, 37]);
    const theme = useTheme();
    const [color,setColor] = useState('black')
    const isSmall = useMediaQuery(theme.breakpoints.down("sm"));
    const handleChange = (event, newValue) => {
      setValue(newValue);
    };

  return (

   <Box
      sx={{ width:'280px', padding:'20px 10px 10px 10px' }}
    >
      <Typography align="center" variant="h5" marginTop="50px" color="black">
        Price
      </Typography>
      <Box
      sx={{
        padding: "10px 20px 0px 20px",
        display: "flex",
        flexDirection: "row",
        justifyContent: "center",
      }}
      >
    <Slider
  getAriaLabel={() => 'Price range'}
  value={value}
  onChange={handleChange}
  valueLabelDisplay="auto"
  min={10}
  max={500}

  />

      </Box>
      <Box
        sx={{
          padding: "0px 20px",
          display: "flex",
          flexDirection: "row",
          justifyContent: "space-between",
        }}
      >

10$

500$

      </Box>
      <List>
      <Typography align="center" variant="h5" color="black" sx={{ paddingTop: (theme) => theme.spacing(3) }}>
        Категория
      </Typography>
        {['Для него', 'Для нее', 'Для детей'].map((text, index) => (
          <ListItem key={text} disablePadding>
            <ListItemButton>
              <FormGroup>
                 <FormControlLabel control={<Checkbox defaultChecked />} />
            </FormGroup>
              <ListItemText primary={text} />
            </ListItemButton>
          </ListItem>
        ))}
      </List>
      <Divider />
      <List>
      <Typography align="center" variant="h5" color="black" sx={{ paddingTop: (theme) => theme.spacing(3) }}>
        Бренд
      </Typography>
        {['Lacoste', 'Bigser', 'Guggi','Nike'].map((text, index) => (
          <ListItem key={text} disablePadding>
            <ListItemButton>
                <FormGroup>
      <FormControlLabel control={<Checkbox defaultChecked />} />
     </FormGroup>

              <ListItemText primary={text} />
            </ListItemButton>
          </ListItem>
        ))}
      </List>
      <Divider />
      <List>
      <Typography align="center" variant="h5" color="black" sx={{ paddingTop: (theme) => theme.spacing(3) }}>
        Сортировать по
      </Typography>
        {['Дате', 'Цене'].map((text, index) => (
          <ListItem key={text} disablePadding>
            <ListItemButton>
                <FormGroup>
      <FormControlLabel control={<Checkbox defaultChecked />} />
    </FormGroup>
              <ListItemText primary={text} />
            </ListItemButton>
          </ListItem>
        ))}
      </List>

    </Box>

  )
}

export default SearchFilterSideBar

Middle developer told me to work with these methods. But I do not know what to do next, show a couple of examples if it is not difficult
 let [searchParams, setSearchParams] = useSearchParams()
  const filters = React.useMemo(() => {
    let obj = {
      page: searchParams.get('page') || 0,
      size: searchParams.get('size') || 16,
      query: searchParams.get('query'),
      category: searchParams.get('category'),
      brand: searchParams.get('brand'),
      promo: searchParams.get('promo'),
      min: searchParams.get('min') || 0,
      max: searchParams.get('max') || 10000000,
      sorted: searchParams.get('sorted'),
      state: searchParams.get('state'),
    }
    console.log(obj);
    for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(obj)) {
      if (value === null || value === undefined) delete obj[key]
    }
    return obj
  }, [searchParams])
  const updateFilter = (key, value) => {
    if (value) searchParams.set(key, value)
    else searchParams.delete(key)
    setSearchParams(searchParams)
  }

  const { data } = useSearchProductsQuery(filters)

  // number | next (data?.number + 1) | previous (data?.number - 1)
  const setPage = page => updateFilter('page', page)
  const setSize = size => updateFilter('size', size)
  const setQuery = () => updateFilter('query', ref?.current?.value)
  // category id | null for default
  const setCategory = category => updateFilter('category', category)
  // brand id | null for default
  const setBrand = brand => updateFilter('brand', brand)
  // promo id | null for default
  const setPromo = promo => updateFilter('promo', promo)
  // number (0+) | null for default
  const setMin = min => updateFilter('min', min)
  // number | null for default
  const setMax = max => updateFilter('max', max)
  // price_asc | price_desc | date_asc | date_desc | null for default
  const setSorted = sorted => updateFilter('sorted', sorted)
  // Б/У | Хорошее | Новое, с биркой | null for default
  const setState = state => updateFilter('state', state)

A: Where you map - data.content.map you can filter items there.
The code is difficult to read and therefore I would just create a function for filter
const filteredItems = (itemList, filters) => {
    // filter can be one or multiple say arrays - for simplicity here is with one
    return itemList.filter(item => condition)
}

And then pass in the data.content with parameters, get filtered result and map through them

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Just ♥ Words—rural juror
In a 30 Rock episode, Jenna stars in a movie, but no one gets the title—"Rural Juror." Jenna keeps calling it "rurur jurur," a hilarious combination of words, which made me want to try a few of my own—Worry Weary ... Arrow 's Error ... Fear of Furor...
Okay, not as funny as Jenna's, but then Tiny Fey's not exactly writing this blog. Still, it got me to thinking about the act of speech, a complicated process that depends on how we shape our hard and soft palates, open our glottis, move our tongue, shape our lips—and the order in which we do it all.
We perform these oral gymnastics with ease in our native languages, almost instinctively, because we've been doing so since childhood. And that's what makes tongue twisters so much fun: they confound our ability to perform our usual verbal gimmicks. Selling sea shells, Peter Piper's pickles, and the wood chuck chucking. Say them fast and you trip up—because you can't move your tongue to the proper position fast enough.
My favorite piece of linguistic trivia isn't quite a tongue twister, but it's close enough to have actually altered the way we say a common word or two.
Old English for thunder was thunner—an awkward word due to its phoenetic demands. Say it quickly...and you'll know why the "d" slipped in. It has to do with a slight mistiming—as we move our tongue from the "n" to the "r," says linguist Charles Barber.
This transition calls for two simultaneous movements of the speech organs: (1) the nasal passages are closed by the raising of the soft palate, and (2) the tongue is moved away from the teeth to unblock the mouth-passage. [If there's a mistiming], if the...nasal passages are closed before the tongue moves, a "d" will be heard....
Thus the "d" found its way into the word because it was easier to say. Thunder was was first noticed in the 1300s, but it took another 300 before it was accepted as standard English.
Thimble and bramble are two other words affected by a similar phonetic mistiming, says Barber. They both acquired a middle letter "b."
End of lesson, end of blog post...except to reference Charles Barber's The English Language: A Historical Introduction, Cambridge UP, 2000, p45.
Just ♥ Words—Janus
My friend Gordon showed up again with more word fun—this time Janus words. Since it's January, named after the Roman diety Janus—who faced both backward and forward, looking to the past and to the future—we'll take Gordon at his words.
Janus words are self-antonyms, or contranyms. They're spelled the same. . . and pronounced the same, but they have opposite meanings.
Cleave — to stick together; to cut apart
Clip — to hold together; to cut off
Custom — the norm; unique
Dust — to remove dust; to lightly sprinkle
Fast — held firmly in place; moving quickly
Oversight — to watch carefully; not noticed
Quantum — tiny, in physics; very large, as in "leap"
Sanction — to approve; a punitive action
Temper — to harden; to soften
This is just a smattering. There are lots more.
Just ♥ Words — prepositional adverbs
English—what a great language to have fun with! Here's a silly little grammatical conundrum for which I have no explanation . . . except that it's idiomatic. Nonetheless, rules are rules—and rules must be obeyed.
Don't You Just ♥ Words?
Take the garbage out. —or— Take out the garbage.
And you can say
Take it out. —but not— Take out it.
Butter Mom up. —or— Butter up Mom.
Butter her up. —but not— Butter up her.
Turn the lights on. —or— Turn on the lights.
Turn them on. —but not— Turn on them.
Verbs and prepositional adverbs—you would think they're like infinitive verbs—to be or not to be—you're to never split one of those. I mean "you're never to split one." (But we all do.)
But prep-adverbs are different from infinitives. If you use a pronoun, you have to split them up"—not "split up them." Strange.
It's a wonder anyone ever learns English.
Just ♥ Words—section
English—what a great language to have fun with! Below is a silly tongue-twister. It's a hoot when you say it fast.
sects | section | sex | shun
Sects shun sex in this section.
Even harder . . .
In this section, sects shun sex.
I'm a grown woman — and this is what I do for a living. Feel free to join in the fun. Leave a comment. Can you come up with any? Think of it as brain exercise.

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What Does a Letter of Intent Typically Include?
Price or consideration: Will there be a cash sale, or will stock be included? Is there an earnout or a promissory note?
Purchase price adjustments: Will the deal be cash or debt-free? Include a working capital calculation and adjustment? How will it treat transaction fees, taxes, and severance costs?
Timeline: How long you anticipate it will take to negotiate and close the sale.
Structure of the transaction: Is it a purchase of shares? A merger? An asset purchase?
Whether escrow will secure seller indemnification obligations, the length of the escrow period, and which items the escrow will serve as a claim remedy for.
Exclusivity: Is there an exclusivity period, and how long will it last? Under what circumstances can it be terminated?
Access to books, records, and employees so the buyer can proceed to due diligence.
Warranties and key representations: What is their scope? Will key representatives be subject to a materiality or knowledge standard? What is the survival period?
Whether and to what extent consideration paid to employees will be paid over time to retain those employees.
Identifying key actors involved in the deal-making process, and their obligations to preserve and protect confidentiality.
How options and equity held by employees will be treated. Are they terminated or assumed by buyer? Are they in addition to the purchase price?
Whether any activities are prohibited pending closing.
The role of third-party contracts.
Confidentiality obligations of both parties. This should be in addition to a non-disclosure agreement.
Whether employees will be hired by the buyer, and how they will be treated.
How continuing indemnification obligations will function.
Conditions that must be met to close the deal.
Any non-solicit or non-compete agreements that will be necessary.
Whether, when, and how the acquisition agreement can be terminated.
How and in what jurisdiction disputes will be handled.
Short or Long-Form Letter of Intent?
Identifying and resolving potential deal breakers early.
Resolving significant issues early, to make the process more efficiently.
Early knowledge of any potentially insurmountable issues.
Providing mutual understandings and a starting point for negotiations and discussions.
The primary concern with long form letters of intent is that they can slow the deal making process. Devising such an agreement takes time, and it forces the parties to address too many difficult concerns early on—before they've established a relationship, and sometimes before the seller has developed sufficient interest in the sale to keep going. It can even cause negotiations to break down. In some cases, this breakdown is avoidable when difficult issues are deferred to later in the process.


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The September 2013 edition of Irish Vintage Scene (Issue 88) is on sale now, and as usual is packed with a wide variety of fascinating features. On the cover this month is a fondly-remembered family car of the sixties that is celebrating a milestone anniversary; the Hillman Imp is fifty this year, and to mark the occasion we meet with two passionate owners to hear about their own Imp stories. Moving further into the magazine we also take a look at another birthday car, this time the Vauxhall 30/98, a model that is 100 years old this year! This particular example has an amazing story behind it, as it's travelled all over the world, competed in motorsport events and even ended up upside-down in a ditch at one point, but it's looking better than ever now.
Our tractor features this month couldn't be more different. The first is about a David Brown 990 Implematic that has been extensively rebuilt by a first-time restorer, while the other looks at a trio of Ford and Fordson tractors that have survived from new in unrestored and incredibly original condition, requiring little other than some new paint to look as good as new for our photos.
Motorcycle enthusiasts will be interested to read about another rare machine this month, one with a strong Irish connection; the Spanish Sanglas 400 was used by the Irish Defense Forces for many years, but has now faded into obscurity. Our commercial feature this month looks at a lovely family story, as one trucker from Co. Waterford restores the Guy cattle truck that his father bought new way back in 1969, and is now enjoying it with his own son.
With a long list of event reports, ranging from the Carole Nash Classic Car & Motorcycle Live to the Inishowen Vintage Show, plus all our usual attractions like Laid to Rust, Your Letters, News & Events and lots, lots more, you won't want to miss the September 2013 issue of Irish Vintage Scene; get yours today!


Could Jair Jurrjens be the next Rich Hill?
Both he and the Long Island Ducks sure hope so.
The 32-year-old right-handed starter will likely be the premier "name" in the Atlantic League when the 2018 season gets underway in less than two weeks, and is hopeful he can recapture the magic that had him pitching in Major League Baseball's All-Star Game in 2011.
"I think anybody would be excited to have a professional baseball uniform on their back," Jurrjens told MyCentralJersey.com in a phone interview.
At the time, he was 4-3 with a 4.64 ERA in 11 outings (10 starts), and after serving that suspension and sitting out the rest of the season — the Atlantic League honors MLB suspensions, by the way, so he couldn't have just come here last year — he pitched well for Licey in the Dominican Winter League, going 3-4 with a 3.44 ERA in 11 starts.
It seemed to be enough for a major-league organization to take a chance on him, but no deal ever materialized. Does he believe the suspension factored into that?
"Maybe, I don't know," he said.
Something else Jurrjens hopes major-league organizations accept? He feels like he's as close as he's been in years to returning to the form that earned him three double-digit win seasons in the big leagues with the Atlanta Braves between 2008-11. If he's able to show that, his trajectory could be very similar to that of Hill, who needed just two starts with the Ducks in 2015 before he got signed and became the Atlantic League's biggest success story.
Jurrjens, who says he's from the old school and lamented more of a focus on analytics like spin rate than simply seeing who can get guys out, says he landed in Long Island because he was looking for a good spot where he can get seen, eschewing foreign offers to go there.
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Leira may refer to:

Places

Norway
Leira (river), a river in Innlandet and Akershus counties
Leira or Leiren, a village in Grane municipality, Nordland county
Leira, Innlandet, a village in Nord-Aurdal municipality, Innlandet county
Leira, Trøndelag, a village in Indre Fosen municipality, Trøndelag county
Leira, Ørsta, a village in Ørsta municipality, Møre og Romsdal county

Spain
Leira (river in Galicia), a river in Galicia, Spain

Other
Leira (Forgotten Realms), fictional goddess of the Forgotten Realms
Leira (Loudspeaker), concrete speaker produced by Rauna of Sweden

See also
Leiria, a city and municipality in Portugal

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Remembering on Memorial Day
We honor those who sacrificed their lives for country on this Memorial Day!
Here is the story of a daughter of a World War II veteran during his last days on earth.
Listen to Keri's Story of her father, a WW II veteran, at the time of the construction of the memorial in Washington D.C.
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Keri's story ends with the most important thought her father wanted her to remember about those who served their country. What do medals really mean? Final challenge from a dying father.
WWII Memorial
Howard is a vet who served on the USS Wasp. He helped NASA recover the capsule from the Gemini Space Program and also served in Vietnam. Some of his friends didn't return after the war. They served their country well. Howard has struggled since returning to civilian life and is a homeless vet.
Listen Howard's story on Passages ….
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Vietnam War Memorial click on the link below …
http://www.vvmf.org/Wall-of-Faces/4126/THOMAS-W-BISHOP
We pray for those who gave their lives for their country and the families of those who gave their all!
Have a safe and blessed Memorial Day!


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I regularly participate in an economic survey run by a Munich-based research institute, that tracks how the world economy is doing. The latest results are not good.
The heat map shown above indicates whether economies are booming green or slowing yellow, orange, light red, dark red.
You can see at a glance looking at the 'heat map', that the US, Europe and emerging and developing economies in Asia are all slowing. Basically the whole world is slowing down, economically.
Why? The US is cooling, as businesses choose not to invest the tax windfall given by the Trump Administration but rather to buy back their shares. China is cooling, owing to the trade war with the US. Europe is cooling, owing to deep uncertainties about Britain, Italy, Hungary and other nations, and a growing spat between France and Italy.
In short – look for a global slowdown, that feeds on itself — US demand slows, hurts China, which hurts the Asian economic ecosystem..which in turns slows….
A good time to set aside some savings, for rainy days ahead.


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CONLANG June 2010, Week 4
Re: OT: "never" as normal negative
"<deinx nxtxr>" <[log in to unmask]>
On 6/25/10 9:47 PM, Eric Christopherson wrote:
> On Jun 25, 2010, at 5:20 PM, MorphemeAddict wrote:
>> It seems strange to me that "never" is (or even *can* be) used as
>> it is in this post ("I've *never* used Firefox that much"), rather
>> than just "I have* n't* used Firefox that much". I've noticed that
>> I myself sometimes use "never" as a simple negative (e.g., "I never
>> knew that"), which irritates me no end when it happens.
> Words meaning "never" sometimes even evolve into words meaning "no",
> "not", as in English _no_.
The way it works in SASXSEK is the qualifier "ni" indicates absence so
attaching it to a noun would equivalent to "no", and with a verb would
be likewise indicate the absence of the action or state therefore
meaning "not" but could also be "never" depending on the tense and
aspect.  It would be possible to say something like "I always not use
Firefox" to clarify "never" where it may not be contextually known.


Professional property management agents should be able to act as a buffer between property owners and tenants. They are the middleman in the equation and will try to resolve issues that may occur when security deposits are concerned. There are multiple ways managers can help to avoid security deposit disputes.
When a tenant rents a property from a property management company in Connecticut, they place a small deposit down when they sign the lease. This is to ensure that if any damage occurs to the property, then the property manager and landlord are covered. When tenants move out, landlords may come across damage on the property that voids the security deposit. Broken plaster on the wall, improper care, filthy carpets, or other imperfections can all lead to the loss of a tenant's deposit. Sometimes, tenants believe certain things are not their fault. The best thing to do is to take before and after photos of the premises. In the lease, document all things that can void a security deposit. This will, without a doubt, determine whether or not they are at fault. If they sign the lease, then they are agreeing to the terms.
Improper care of the property on the tenant's behalf is the main reason for the loss of a security deposit. When you make the decision to keep the security deposit, don't just slap the tenant with a letter through the mail. Talk to them face to face, and point out the reasons why you are retaining the deposit. Explain the damages in detail, and let them know you are trying to be fair. They cannot dispute obvious things if they signed a pre-inspection checklist of the things that were wrong or not wrong before they moved in.
Leaking water can easily become an issue if not dealt with. If damage occurs due to broken water lines or leaks, then that is the responsibility of the property owner and manager. However, if a tenant leaves the shower curtain open when taking a shower and water splashes out over a long period of time, then this could cause water damage or swelling in the floor. This would be the tenant's responsibility because the damage occurred due to their negligent behavior. Take care when dealing with these situations. Print out the lease agreement, and show the tenant exactly what rights they have when it comes to security deposit retention. There will only be a dispute if they feel like they should get their money back. If you show them the lease where it stipulates the damages they will be responsible for, then that should resolve the matter.


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Mariano Messera (born 23 February 1978) is an Argentine football manager and former player who played as a midfielder.

Career
Born  in Posadas, Messera started his playing career in 1997 for Gimnasia La Plata, where he played 160 league games and scored 36 goals.

In 2002, he played for Cruz Azul in Mexico before returning to Argentina to play for Rosario Central until 2004 when he had a short spell with Calcio Catania.

In 2005, Messera played for San Lorenzo, O'Higgins in Chile, and Skoda Xanthi of Greece before returning to Rosario Central in 2007.

Coaching career
After Gustavo Alfaro was fired in May 2017, Messera and Leandro Martini was appointed joint caretaker manager. In November 2019, the duo was appointed caretaker managers once again after Diego Maradona left. However, two days later, Maradona rejoined the club.

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1978 births
Living people
People from Posadas, Misiones
Argentine people of Italian descent
Argentine footballers
Argentine football managers
Association football midfielders
Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata footballers
Rosario Central footballers
San Lorenzo de Almagro footballers
Cruz Azul footballers
Catania S.S.D. players
Xanthi F.C. players
O'Higgins F.C. footballers
San Martín de San Juan footballers
Argentine expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Chile
Expatriate footballers in Mexico
Expatriate footballers in Italy
Expatriate footballers in Greece
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in Greece
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in Italy
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in Mexico
Argentine Primera División players
Liga MX players
Serie B players
Super League Greece players
Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata managers
Argentine Primera División managers
Sportspeople from Misiones Province


Great Britain is steeped in history that dates back nearly 10,000 years to the Neolithic Age, which brought about rudimentary tools and weapons. It is also during this period that the iconic Stonehenge was created. Check out our list of books that discuss the implications of Britain's Ancient history and how it has shaped the modern world.


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What it Takes to Fight Illegal Dumping
August 10, 2020 /in Blog /by Admin
Illegal dumping is not only unsightly and unpleasant, but very unhygienic. The carelessness of illegal dumping is disposed of in such a way that it becomes a breeding ground for bacteria and viruses, causing people to become ill and pick up nasty infections. However, fly dumping sights are also a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Where the viruses and bacteria may sit and multiply on the disarray of tires and abandoned furniture, mosquitos carry bacteria and viruses to people 1-3 miles away. Some mosquitoes have been discovered to have traveled up to 7 miles from their original breeding spots and around 20-40 miles when food sources are scarce.
Among the infectious viruses and diseases mosquitoes carry are: Dengue Fever, West Nile Virus, and Zika Virus. Some of which are known to cause birth defects, infertility and even death.
When mosquitoes are choosing a nesting-ground for their larva, they search for a home that is wet, warm, and wasted. The neglected sites of illegal dumping lots are the perfect breeding place for these creatures.
So how can communities protect themselves against these infectious mosquitoes? What does it take to fight illegal dumping?
Educate: Inform your community about the dangers of these viruses and diseases that bugs carry and infect people. Educate on the dangers that illegal dumping brings
Enable: Help people stand up against the crime of illegal dumping and fight it by standing together and disciplining those that partake in fly dumping
Equip: Give people the tools to fight this crime with resources like an illegal dumping camera
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Stop Illegal Dumping in Neighborhoods
July 16, 2020 /in Blog /by Admin
When people are dumping trash and other harmful substances it not only effects the environment but also the community it is dumped in. Illegal dumping is becoming an epidemic throughout the United States, especially in lower income cities.
Low income communities are at a disadvantage when it comes to cleaning up their city. According to the University of Michigan, "low income communities are seen as the path of least resistance because they have fewer resources". Illegal dumping is more prone to happening in low income cities because they cannot afford the standard fees to dispose of the trash legally. There is also a trend of "Outsiders" who travel from different neighborhoods to illegal dispose of their trash not wanting to dirty their own neighborhoods.
These low-income neighborhoods are targets to illegal dumping and it needs to be stopped. There are many things that we can do to help prevent and help save these low-income cities from being targeted.
Illegal Dumping Cameras. These cameras help deter crime before it happens. With these cameras, the problem of illegal dumping is combatted.
Awareness of illegal dumping. The community should raise awareness of the problem of illegal dumping, through education and using social media platforms.
#StopIllegalDumping #NoIllegalDumping #IllegalDumpingCameras
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Illegal Dumping and Mental Health
July 1, 2020 /in Blog /by Admin
Illegal dumping is a unique and vast crime, impacting not just local cities and neighborhoods, but the whole world. Every country suffers from this violation of public space. Illegal dumping casts its torment every chance it gets. Also known as "fly dumping," plies of trash pose a tremendous health risk, but may have a greater emotional impact on its victims than anyone realized.
Studies show that there may be a correlation between people who are living near dump sites and having to battle with depression, anxiety, and fatigue. Residing near a dumping ground even causes residents to lack concentration. This makes it difficult for students to do well in school resulting in lower grades and a higher dropout rate. It is no wonder that students feel powerless in the battle to succeed under these conditions. There are options to prevent such destruction to local communities.
Although people are not usually cooperative, it is important to continue efforts for the sake of the community.
Here are some suggestions:
Challenge the community through education and campaigns
No Cost Legal Trash Drop Off Days
Implement a program that prevents illegal dumping
Legislation that enforces high penalties for illegally dumping
Installing an illegal dumping camera at the dumping hot spots
Whatever measures are taken, it is imperative to protect the mental health and success rate of these communities. What is your community doing to prevent illegal dumping?
#NoIllegalDumping #StopIllegalDumping #IllegalDumpingHurts
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Ice-T Will Be Back With New Body Count Music In 2017
Published on: Oct 11, 2016, 9:46 AM PDT
by Somhairle Cinnsealach
Rapper-turned-rocker-turned-actor-turned-back-to-rocker Ice-T has announced a follow-up to Body Count's 2014 album Manslaughter to be released in 2017.
The Law and Order: Special Victims Unit actor, who is now 58, told Revolver Magazine that "We did [Manslaughter] to test the water to see if there was still a market for our music. And it worked. People were excited to see the band, so once we got that foothold we decided to go back out and hit 'em with everything we've got."
Revolver have described the sonic theme of the upcoming album, titled Bloodlust, as "mid-paced metal songs" and "thrashers" but Ice-T always brings his Hip Hop influence to the vocals and lyrics of Body Count's work.
Previous hits such as "Talk Shit, Get Shot" exemplify the band's style, though apparently fans can expect something new on next year's record, including one "slow melodic rocker called This Is Why We Ride. "
Speaking on his lyrical process, Ice-T explained "I like to start with hot metal tracks that you can listen to without a word on them and go, 'Wow, that was just like fire!' The music tells me what the song is about, and that's when the words start coming to me. Then it's up to me not to fuck it up."
If you like violence in your lyrics, Bloodlust, maybe unsurprisingly, could be the record for you. Asked what topics the album will cover, Ice-T told Revolver that there'd be political songs but also "gang-oriented" tracks and some horror-core too. "Bloodlust is part of the human makeup. Murder is about as normal as love. It's in our nature to want to get violent and kill, but we know there are consequences. That's why we like violent movies, video games and combat sports. It's in our DNA. It's what we are."


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By John Flett
Aviation Industry Lobby U.K. Government For 'Pathway to Re-opening'
Aviation industry executives and advocacy groups in the U.K. are vigorously lobbying the U.K. government ahead of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's 'Roadmap to Recovery' speech on 22 February. Mr. Johnson's scheduled announcement on Monday is expected to include details on how the U.K. will plan to emerge from a series of lockdowns imposed in light of the CoVid-19 pandemic. The aviation industry has been one of the most impacted sectors with travel demand all but disappearing as a result of a mix of country bans, arrival quarantine requirements and regulations which currently make vacation travel illegal.
The Board of Airline Representatives in the UK (BAR UK) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) have issued a position paper titled "A Strategic Pathway to Re-opening International Aviation". The paper is 'intended to stimulate thought leadership with the Government' and includes a range of measures for the government to consider to facilitate a safe reopening of the industry. These measures include the use of digital health wallet apps, vaccination certificates, pre-departure and arrival testing regimes.
Dale Keller chief executive of BAR UK said, "As we check-in for the long-haul journey out of this pandemic it is essential that we put to best use the learnings of science, experience and hindsight that was lacking as Governments worldwide applied inconsistent and poorly aligned measures on international travel. The best minds in the industry and Government must come together to develop and implement a well-thought-out and workable plan that is needed to restore the UK's international connectivity. The airline industry has tremendous expertise available to the Government on effective scenario planning and our thought leadership on a pathway to safely reopening international travel poses the practical questions and ideas that need to be worked through."
Further lobbying has been undertaken by trade body Airlines UK which organized a webinar with chief executives of British Airways, easyJet, Jet2.com, Loganair, Ryanair, Tui and Virgin Atlantic. The chief executive officer of Airbus Guillaume Faury summarised the necessity of government involvement for the future of the industry by stating: "The pace of recovery will not only depend on the evolution of the pandemic and rate and effectiveness of vaccines but also the reaction of governments."
Jonathan Hinkles the chief executive of Loganair gave a clear message to the government by saying: "Restrictions today are so draconian that many UK airports are considering outright closure, which will destroy even the limited connectivity maintained without fail throughout the pandemic for movement of freight and key workers." Concerns have been mounting in recent weeks about the possibility of summer travel with conflicting messages from the U.K. government. Bloomberg reported Mr. Hinkles saying that 'without a reopening in time for summer, carriers would have faced the equivalent of four consecutive winters since the pandemic began.'
The U.K. airline community is seeking a number of measures including 100 percent furlough support at least until the end of the IATA summer season in October and a 12-month APD (Air Passenger Duty) waiver and removal of double taxation anomaly for domestic aviation. Of particular concern is the possibility of further redundancies which could total in the hundreds of thousands from the aviation industry and the wider economy it supports. "The loss of more jobs – which we've worked so hard to avoid – would be a hammer blow to the industry," said Mr. Hinkles.
Tim Alderslade CEO of Airlines UK stated, "The Prime Minister needs to indicate on the 22nd the intent for international travel to reopen again this summer and provide much-needed reassurance that travel will be possible, helping to restore consumer confidence."
John Flett
John has always had a passion for aviation and through a career with Air New Zealand has gained a strong understanding of aviation operations and the strategic nature of the industry. During his career with the airline, John held multiple leadership roles and was involved in projects such as the introduction of both the 777-200 and -300 type aircraft and the development of the IFE for the 777-300. He was also part of a small team who created and published the internal communications magazines for Air New Zealand's pilots, cabin crew and ground staff balancing a mix of corporate and social content. John is educated to postgraduate level achieving a masters degree with Distinction in Airline and Airport Management. John is currently the course director of an undergraduate commercial pilot training programme at a leading London university. In addition he is contracted as an external instructor for IATA (International Air Transport Association) and a member of the Heathrow Community Fund's 'Communities for Tomorrow' panel.
John has always had a passion for aviation and through a career with Air New Zealand has gained a strong understanding of aviation operations and the strategic nature of the industry.
During his career with the airline, John held multiple leadership roles and was involved in projects such as the introduction of both the 777-200 and -300 type aircraft and the development of the IFE for the 777-300. He was also part of a small team that created and published the internal communications magazines for Air New Zealand's pilots, cabin crew and ground staff, balancing a mix of corporate and social content.
John is educated to postgraduate level achieving a Masters degree with Distinction in Airline and Airport Management. He has been the course director of an undergraduate commercial pilot training programme at a leading London university and a member of Heathrow Community Trust's 'Communities for Tomorrow' panel.
John is currently living in Canada and is contracted as an external instructor for IATA (International Air Transport Association) and other aviation-related organizations.
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Graphene GUP®
What is Graphene
GUP® Products
What are GUP® Products
GUP® & GUP® dispersions
GUP® DP Glycerol
GUP® DP H2O/EtOH
GUP® ADMIXTURE
Additives for Thermoset Materials
ADEPOXYGUP®
Additives for Paints & Coatings
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GRAFIM®
Composite Materials with Epoxy Resins
Cementitious Materials
Thermoplastic Compounding
Air and Gas Filtration
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GrapheneUP SE is aware that the protection of your private information is a very important concern as you use our websites. We take the protection of your personal data very seriously. Therefore, we would like to take this opportunity to explain the basic principles we apply in handling your personal data. This information is always provided whenever such data is collected. The following document refers to the statutory regulations of the EU General Data Protection Regulation, as an example. To ensure better legibility, this global Data Privacy Declaration does not refer to national regulations, which are frequently comparable. If we obtain consent from a data subject to process personal data, Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a. of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) serves as the legal basis for processing such personal data. When processing personal information necessary to fulfill a contract to which the data subject is a contractual party, Art. 6 para. 1 lit. b GDPR serves as the legal basis. This also applies to processing procedures necessary to take steps prior to entering into a contract. If personal data must be processed to fulfill a legal obligation of our company, Art. 6 para. 1 lit. c GDPR serves as the legal basis. If data processing is required to safeguard a legitimate interest of our company or a third party, and if the interests, basic rights, and basic freedoms of the data subject do not outweigh the above interest, Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f GDPR serves as the legal basis for processing. Our company has a legitimate interest in carrying out and improving our business activities and in ensuring and improving the proper and error-free operation of the website and further coordinating website operations to the needs of users.
Collecting and processing information
You can use GrapheneUP's website without providing any personal data to us. Some offers and services available on our websites, however, do require personal information to access.
Recording technical access data
When you visit our website, GrapheneUP SE uses an automated system to collect data and information. However, this information is not associated with any individual for the purpose of assessing their behaviour. Technical access data saved in server log files includes, for instance, the following data:
information on your browser type and version used
the user's operating system Privacy Policy
the user's internet service provider
the user's IP address
websites from which the user's system accessed our website (referrer)
websites accessed by the user's system through our website.
Data is processed to deliver the content of our website, to ensure the functionality of our IT systems, and to optimize our website, as well as to protect our justifiable interests and clarify any issues in case of unauthorized access or attempts to access our website (Art. 6 (1, f GDPR).
Our websites use cookies. These are files saved on the user's computer system by their web browser. Cookies can be transmitted to the user's browser when they access a page, and are used to identify the user. Cookies help simplify the use of websites for users. You can prevent cookies from being saved by changing your browser settings at any time. Saved cookies can be deleted at any time. We would like to note that, if you deactivate cookies, you may not be able to use all of the functions of our website to their fullest extent.
The following section provides further information on the cookies / pixels / tools listed above:
Google Analytics (Cookie)
Google Analytics is integrated into our website.
Google Analytics is a web analytics service of Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States (hereafter: Google), which can be used to further improve websites by analyzing users' interaction with them. Google Analytics also uses cookies (text files saved on your computer, which enable an analysis of how websites are used). The information created by the cookie about your use of this website is generally transmitted to a Google server in the USA and stored there.
The information saved by Google Analytics cookies includes the date and time the website was visited, the frequency with which the user visited the website and the user's approximate location. To determine the user's approximate location, Google first records the user's IP address. On our website, however, we have activated IP anonymization. As a result, within the member states of the European Union or in other contracting states to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, your IP address is shortened by Google before it is transmitted to the USA; for example, by deleting the last octet of IPv4 user IP addresses or the last 80 bits of IPv6 addresses. Furthermore, it is contractually ensured that the IP address transmitted by your browser as part of Google Analytics is not used in connection with other data from Google.
On our behalf, Google will use the above-mentioned information to evaluate your use of the website, compile reports about website activities and provide the website operator with additional services connected with the use of the website and the internet.
You can prevent Google Analytics from saving cookies by selecting the appropriate settings in your browser ("Private Mode", found under Settings on most browsers). It should be noted, however, that you may not be able to make full use of all functions of this website in this case. In addition, you can prevent Google from collecting the data, which is generated by the cookie and related to your use of the website (including your IP address), and from processing this data by downloading and installing the browser plug-in available at the following link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en.
Additional information on data protection in relation to Google Analytics can be found directly on Google.
Marketing data and direct communication (Cookie)
GrapheneUP SE use data and communication technology to process and profile personal information (personal data). Data processing is carried out for two primary purposes, for which the communication channels listed below are used:
Fulfillment of requested digital services: GrapheneUP SE offers a range of digital services and online services that require data processing and communication with users, based on their nature. These services include, but are not limited to: registering for webinars and digital events (such as online exhibition booth), inquiries submitted via the contact form, exclusive downloads of PDF documents, sample orders, general inquiries, newsletter registration, survey registration, meeting inquiries, e-shope, text chat. The communication channel used to fulfill these requests will depend on the specific service ad from the data provided by the user. Generally, one of the following channels will be used: e-mail, telephone, text chat or web browser notification. •
Advertising / marketing communication: in addition to the aforementioned fulfillment of digital services, users can consent to advertising / marketing communication (opt-in). the purpose of the advertising communication is to inform the user regarding in-person and digital events, products, job functions or industry-relevant expertise and surveys, in order to improve user and customer experiences with GrapheneUP. The communication channel used depends on the type of good purchased, and the data provided by the user. Generally, one or more of the following channels will be used: e-mail, telephone, text chat or web browser notification, LinkedIn Matched Audience, Facebook Custom Audience, Google Ads Audience. Users may revoke their consent to advertising / marketing communication at any time by sending a notification to GrapheneUP SE.
Data processing includes collecting information applicable to known and unknown users of GrapheneUP SE websites, as well as to known stakeholders and customers with and without contractually agreed business relationships. The information recorded includes demographic data (such as the user's first name, last name and profession), company-specific data (such as the company name, headquarters, industry), behavioural data (such as registering to a certain webinar, downloading a certain product data sheet), transaction data (such as requesting an offer, signing a contract), and consent data (such as accepting the Data Privacy Declaration). Data management also includes comparing and assembling current and historical information. This type of data processing is used both for information from the same source (such as from the same web form, if it was completed twice), as well as for data that comes from different sources The goal of collecting and managing the above information is to create a contact profile. The contact profile is supplemented using analytic and statistical methods based on heuristic algorithms. This approach is also called contact scoring and segmenting. This type of data processing is only carried out if the data subject agrees to the use of cookies. The data subject can withdraw his or her consent at any time. They may do so either by using the link to revoke consent which is included in every communication, or by using the contact e-mail address provided in this Data Privacy Declaration to request revocation of their consent.
In some cases, your data may also be processed in countries outside of the European Union ("EU") or European Economic Area ("EEA"), e.g. In areas which may have a lower level of data privacy protection than the EU. In such cases, we conclude contractual agreements or other measures with our contractual partners to ensure they provide a sufficient level of protection for your data, or we ask you for your explicit consent.
Generally, users must be registered to access content or services. Registered individuals may request that their stored data be deleted or modified at any time.You have the right to object to the processing of your personal data at any time. Data subjects can receive information regarding their saved personal data at any time.
Registration is required to access the e-shop, download documents and offered content.
Your personal data is collected and saved both by GrapheneUP SE. We store your personal data for as long as necessary to provide you access to the requested or approved service/webinar, unless we are subject to other statutory obligations, such as retention periods under trade or tax law or requirements associated with ongoing court proceedings.
Facebook (Pixel)
We use the so-called "Facebook Pixel" of the Facebook social network on our website, which is operated by Facebook Inc., 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, CA 94025, USA, or if you reside in the EU, Facebook Ireland Ltd., 4 Grand Canal Square, Grand Canal Harbour, Dublin 2, Ireland ("Facebook"). We use this tool also based on your approval (art. 6 para. 1, p. 1 lit. a GDPR). We use the Facebook pixel to be able to show you personalized advertising on Facebook and to analyze your user behaviour on our website. You can withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future. To do this, simply use one of the opt-out options listed below.
If you connect to our website, then the Facebook pixel is triggered when connected to our website and one of our cookies, which collects the recorded data, is placed on your terminal (so-called first party cookie). In addition, Facebook as well as other companies directly place cookies (so-called third party cookies). Web beacons and other storage technologies may also be used. This means that a so-called cookie is placed on your terminal.
The Facebook pixel enables us to understand the effectiveness of the Facebook advertisements (so-called "Facebook ads") and your interaction with our website for statistical and market research purposes. By using the Facebook pixel we can, for example, identify whether you were transferred to our website after the click on the Facebook ad and how you integrated with our website (so-called "conversion"). By using the Facebook pixel, we can specify you and additional visitors of our website as a target group for Facebook ads. Therefore, we are using the Facebook pixel to achieve a better customer approach on Facebook. Because the Facebook ads that are placed by us will only be transferred to those Facebook users who have shown an interest in our offerings or who show certain characteristics (e.g. interest in certain subjects or products, which are determined based on the visited websites, so-called "custom audiences through website"). We also want to ensure that our Facebook ads are in accordance with your interests and that they do not bother you.
A variety of event and conversion data are recorded for this purpose on our website, e.g. which sub- pages you are visiting or how you interact with our website. This means, that we analyze your activities on our website and we are using this analysis for a personalized advertisement.
If you log in subsequently at Facebook or if you are logged in at Facebook when visiting our website, this visit will be recorded on our website with your Facebook profile. However, the data will be converted to number chains immediately during the recording ("hashed"). These data do not permit any conclusions about you. However, we point out that these data are also stored and processed by Facebook. Facebook can use this information for their own market research and advertising purposes. We do not influence this process.
The Facebook data usage directive is applicable to the data processing by Facebook. This includes general information on the display of Facebook ads: https://www.facebook.com/policy.php.
Further information on Facebook Pixel and its function is available in the Help area of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/651294705016616.
To set which kinds of ads are displayed to you on Facebook, you can access the page set up by Facebook and track information on the settings for usage-based advertisement there: https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=ads. The settings are independent of the platform, i.e. they will be assumed by all devices such as desktop computers or mobile devices. General information from Facebook on how it handles cookies is available here: https://www.facebook.com/policies/cookies/.
You can prevent data from being recorded by Facebook pixel and prevent the use of your data to display Facebook ads, and revoke your consent for it to do so. To do so please click here: Deactivate Facebook Pixel.
If you deactivate the Facebook Pixel, an "opt-out" cookie is saved on your device. You must click on the link again if you delete the cookies in this browser. However, this opt-out only works within the browser currently used by you and only for our website. To reject these and other interest-based advertisements, you can also access the following websites: http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/; http://www.youronlinechoices.com/.
LinkedIn (Cookie)
We place advertisements on the social network "LinkedIn" (LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited, Company Wilton Plaza, Wilton Place, Dublin 2 Ireland). Our advertisements are delivered by LinkedIn to the target groups. During the planning of the campaign, we determine the criteria that the target group must fulfill. We can select within the following options: Locations, companies, age or gender, education, professional experience and interests. In this connection we do not process personal data of the members and we are not receiving any access to these data.
The user will be transferred to our website if she/he clicks on one of our advertisements. If you connect to our website, then the LinkedIn pixel is triggered when connected to our website and one of our cookies will be placed on your terminal (so-called first party cookie).
As explained in our cookie guideline, we are using cookies and similar technologies (e.g. web beacons, pixels, display tags and device identifications) to identify you and/or your device(s) internal, external and across several services and devices. We also permit certain third parties to use cookies in accordance with our cookie guideline. You can control cookies through your browser settings and other tools. You can reject our usage of cookies and similar technologies, which track your behavior on other websites for advertising purposes of third parties. The rejection function for visitors is available here.
LinkedIn is responsible for the data processing in connection with the delivery of our advertisements within the social network. Further information on data processing by LinkedIn is available here: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policya/.
Twitter Ads and conversion tracking (Pixel)
Furthermore, we place ads on the social network "Twitter" (Twitter Inc., One Cumberland Place, Fenian Street Dublin 2, D02 AX07 Ireland). With your consent, we use the "User interaction pixel" from Twitter Inc. on our website. Twitter conversion tracking saves and processes information regarding your user behavior on our websites, and uses cookies to do so. These are saved locally on your device.
We use Twitter conversion tracking for marketing and optimization purposes, in particular to analyze use of our website and improve individual functions and services, as well as the overall user experience. By statistically analyzing user behavior, we hope to improve our website and make it more interesting to users. We have a legitimate interest in data processing the above data in order to do so, using the services of third-party providers (legal basis Art. 6 para. 1 clause 1 lit. f GDPR).
You can prevent the installation of cookies by deleting cookies that are already present and deactivating the function to save cookies in the settings of your web browser.
Furthermore, you can prevent this information from being saved by Twitter by changing the settings accordingly on the following page linked from Twitter: https://twitter.com/personalization/
Please note that these settings will be deleted when you delete your cookies.
Further information on conversion tracking and the data protection settings for customized ads is also available at: https://support.twitter.com/articles/20171528#
Twitter is responsible for the data processing in connection with the delivery of our advertisements within the social network. Further information on data processing by the third-party provider Twitter is available on the following website: https://twitter.com/en/privacy
Social networks and other websites
Our websites can contain links to third-party websites. By following these links, you are leaving our website. This is also the case, for instance, when you click on the links to share on social networks. GrapheneUP SE selects the linked websites with care, but GrapheneUP SE cannot accept any responsibility or liability for how your personal data is used, processed, stored and transmitted by the operating companies of these websites. If you are active on social networks where GrapheneUP SEis present or if you visit other websites, you should familiarize yourself with the terms of use and data protection policies of the respective operating companies. This will give you the opportunity to understand and control whether and which personal data you provide to the respective social or websites.
Other personal information is only collected if you provide it to us, for instance by filling out a form, sending e-mails, while placing an order for services or products, or while making an inquiry or requesting materials.
Registration on our websites
If you take advantage of the opportunity to register on our website and provide us with personal information, data entered into the input fields will be transmitted to the entity responsible for processing it.
When a user registers on our website, their IP address and the date and time of registration are saved. The purpose of this is to prevent misuse of services.
Data must be registered to provide content or services. Registered persons may delete or amend their saved data at any time. Affected persons may obtain information on their saved personal information at any time.
We may collect and process the following information about you:
identity Data, including username or similar identifier and an encrypted version of your login/password;
profile Data, including your user-generated content (on your profile page or in your comments and creations), preferences, feedback and survey responses, as well as any profile data which we have added (for example, using analytics and profiling);
technical Data, including internet protocol (IP) address, browser type and version, time zone setting and city-level location, operating system and platform and other technology on the devices you use to access our services;
usage Data, including information about how you use our website, products and services;
tracking Data, including information we or third party providers collect about you from cookies;
marketing and Communications Data, including your preferences in receiving direct marketing from us, and records of your emails or calls to us;
We also collect, use and share Aggregated Data such as statistical or demographic data for any purpose. Aggregated Data may be derived from your personal data but is not considered personal data in law as this data does not directly or indirectly reveal your identity. For example, we may aggregate your Usage Data to calculate the percentage of users visiting a specific product page. In some instances we may combine Aggregated Data with your personal data, in which case we treat the combined data as personal data in accordance with this privacy policy;
We do not collect any Categories of Personal Data about you (this includes details about your race or ethnicity, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, sexual orientation, political opinions, trade union membership, information about your health and genetic and biometric data). Nor do we collect any information about criminal convictions and offences.
Our website includes a contact form that can be used to contact us electronically. If you choose this option to contact us, personal information you provide will be saved automatically. Data is saved only for the purpose of processing or contacting the person in question.
Alternatively, you can also contact us at the provided telephone number or in writing via the provided address.
If you subscribe to our company newsletter, the data you enter in the input fields will be submitted to the entity responsible for data processing.
When a user registers for our newsletter, their IP address and the date and time of registration are saved. This is done to prevent a misuse of services or misuse of the individual's e-mail address. Data is never transmitted to third parties, except if we are required to transmit such data by law.
This data is only used to send the newsletter. The affected person can cancel their newsletter registration at any time. They can also revoke their consent to have their personal information saved at any time. A link is provided in each newsletter for this purpose.
Transmitting data for the purpose of contract data processing
In some cases, we use specialized service providers to process your data. These providers only process personal information on our behalf, acting strictly in accordance with our instructions and based on relevant agreements for contract data processing.
Data processing outside of the EU / EEA
In some cases, your data may also be processed in countries outside of the European Union ("EU") or European Economic Area ("EEA"), areas which may have a lower level of data privacy protections than the EU. In such cases, we establish contractual agreements or other methods with our contractual partners for ensuring they provide a sufficient level of protection for your data, or we ask you for your explicit consent.
We save your personal information as long as necessary to complete a service you have requested or consented to, unless we are subject to other legal obligations such as commercial or tax law retention periods or those related to ongoing court proceedings.
Data you provide to us is protected using suitable technical and organizational means, with the objective of securing it against accidental or intentional manipulation, loss, destruction, unauthorized access, or unauthorized disclosure to third parties. Our security measures are continuously reviewed and improved in accordance with technological developments and organizational possibilities.
Your personal data is only transmitted to service providers in a third country if the specific requirements of Art. 44 et seqq. GDPR are fulfilled.
Information about your rights
receive information on your personal data saved by us;
have your personal information corrected, deleted, or to have processing restricted;
object to processing that serves our justifiable interest, the public interest, or profiling, unless we can show that there are mandatory grounds for this processing which outweigh your interests, rights, and freedoms, or unless the processing is completed to assert, exercise, or defend legal claims;
have your data transmitted to the extent allowed under the law, such as in Art. 20 GDPR, and
You can revoke any consent you have granted to have your personal information collected, processed, and used at any time, effective for the future. Further information is provided in the individual sections describing data processing to which you must consent.
A written letter sent to the Data Privacy Office will be sufficient (for address and contact form see below).
We do not knowingly collect the personal information of children. Typically, we have no way of knowing how old visitors to our site are. Since it is highly important to us to protect children as they use the internet, we advise all parents and guardians to teach their children how to use the internet safely and responsibly. Children should not transmit personal information to GrapheneUP SE without the express consent of their parent or guardian.
If you have any questions or suggestions related to data privacy, please contact the GrapheneUP SE Data Privacy Office.
privacy(at)grapheneup.com
Ongoing development on the internet requires that we adjust our data privacy declaration from time to time. We reserve the right to make such changes at any time.
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GrapheneUP® is a leading supplier of graphene and graphene based materials: sustainable, innovative and inclusive
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POSTED | March 9, 2018 - Sergeant Richardson
Stop Sign Enforcement - March S.T.E.P.
The Selective Traffic Enforcement Project (S.T.E.P.) for the month of March, 2018, will focus on Stop Sign Enforcement in and around the Town of Cobourg. Police Officers and Special Constables from the Cobourg Police Service will be conducting the Stop Sign Enforcement. The offences contrary to the Highway Traffic Act (HTA), are:
Disobey Stop Sign – Fail to Stop;
Disobey Stop Sign – Stop Wrong Place; and
Careless Driving.
The above fines start at $110.00 and go up to $2000.00, with three (3) to six (6) demerit points.
The Cobourg Police Service reminds motorists that when approaching an intersection controlled by a Stop Sign to slow down before the intersection and come to a complete stop. A complete stop involves having no forward momentum, no forward movement of the motor vehicle. Once the complete stop is conducted and complete, then proceed with caution into the intersection or roadway (street), always being aware of your surroundings.
Questions may be directed to the Cobourg Police Service, Community Engagement and Response Team Sergeant, Sgt. Mike Richardson by contacting 905-372-6821 ext 2281 or by email: michael.richardson@cobourgpolice.com


Summit Feature: Summit and col height from 1287ft (392.28m) and 189.38m (SO 112 259) levelled height and bench mark on 1:10,560 and 1:2,500 maps respectively.
Classification: Clem, Hump, Marilyn, SubPedwar, P30 Tump.
OS Grid Ref: SO126243 This data is currently only accurate to a 6 figure grid reference (c.a 100m).