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Index-linking the Union dividend.
on September 7, 2008 11:07 AM | Permalink | Comments (2)
Last week Gordon Brown, the former chancellor, declared himself now open to changes in Scotland's funding arrangements. This was widely interpreted, not least by John Swinney, as movement on fiscal autonomy, but it wasn't anything of the sort.
He actually said "The Scottish Parliament is wholly accountable for the budget it spends, but not for the size of its budget. And that budget is not linked to the success of the Scottish economy."
What would it look like if the block grant were linked to the success of the Scottish economy? For these purposes let us pretend that growth in GDP is an comprehensive indicator of success.
If Scotland's economy shrank, the block grant would shrink in tandem. Poverty would increase, and the need for government funding would grow, yet Scotland would be given less money to fund the relevant services. Conversely, the less support Scotland needed, the more money would be provided.
Let's imagine, though, with their limited economic levers, that Salmond and Swinney manage to engineer some localised Irish-style flim-flam boomlet that didn't spill over into Cumbria and Northumberland. Would UK tax revenues then really be diverted north of the border in massive amounts? Unlikely.
This is a long way from fiscal autonomy, which is the right to raise taxes as the Scottish Parliament sees fit. It's more like performance-related pay.
And because the most important economic powers haven't been devolved, Scotland's budget would be even more directly dependent on the vagaries of economic policy largely set in Whitehall.
Brown's quote could be extended: "And the success or failure of Scotland's economy is not linked to the powers of the Scottish Parliament." But that would take him places he doesn't want to go.
Economics,
By The Boyler on September 7, 2008 12:27 PM
Gosh. Performance related regional pay. How terribly left wing from Red Gordon, the scourge of the Blairites!
By James on September 7, 2008 12:33 PM
It's classic Tory economics, I reckon. Unto those that have, shall it be given. Self-improvement. Stand on your own two feet. Get on your bike.
I don't think I quite expressed the point I wanted to with this. Which was, perhaps, that it's the antithesis of "to each according to his need, from each according to his ability".
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Cincinnati, OH - Wilmington continued its non-conference schedule by traveling to Mount St. Joseph University Tuesday night. The team was upended in the second half following what was a very successful first half by a score of 75-72. Wilmington was led by five players that were able to score in double figures.
Junior Will Patrick (Chester, PA/ Pickerington Central,) led the Quakers in scoring with 13 points on 6-8 shooting.
Senior Christian Jones (Hamilton, OH/ Hamilton) and junior Andrew Russell (Columbus, OH/ Central Crossing) both added 11 points each in the loss.
Junior Kevin Lewis (Cincinnati, OH/ Clark Montessori) chipped in with 10 points and a team-high six rebounds.
Wilmington was in the lead 65-64 with 1:26 left in the second half when Mount St. Joseph guard Jordan Henry got fouled after completing a layup. Henry finished the three-point play by making his free throw resulting in Mount St. Joseph taking the lead 67-65.
The first half Quakers shot an outstanding 50.0% from the field outscoring the Lions 37-29. The Quakers had a balanced scoring attack and were successful moving the ball around resulting in high percentage shots for the offense. Defensively Wilmington held Mount St. Joseph to shooting 43.5% from the field and 18.2% from the three-point line.
The Lions got off to a very quick start in the second half scoring eight straight points bringing the game to a tie at the 18:28 mark left in the second. The Quakers fought back going on a 7-2 run of its own reclaiming the lead by a score of 46-39. Senior Jordan Jones (Dayton, OH/ Thurgood Marshall) scored five of his 10 points during that run that lasted almost two and a half minutes. The game continued to stay close throughout the rest of the second half, but with about 1:30 left in the game the Lions completed a layup while getting fouled to put them up by two points. From then on the Lions never gave up the lead and finished with the win 75-72.
Wilmington had nine different players score in the contest, with five players scoring in double figures.
Wilmington had a 47.1% to 52.3% disadvantage in overall field goal percentage.
Wilmington was able to force 20 turnovers from the Lions while compiling 14 team assists.
Wilmington will open it's first game at home this season against Defiance College on Wednesday, November 29th at 7:30 p.m. ET.


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Can blockchain save Russian animals?
First ever Sanctuary for abused wild animals to be built in Russia.
If you Google "Wildlife Sanctuary in Russia" the results will include some breathtaking national parks and a few zapovedniks – strictly protected natural reserves, where wild animals (those that lucked out to be classified as at least "vulnerable" or "endangered") are being somewhat protected and preserved by anti-poaching efforts and a few conservation programs.
And what about animals like Zena, the circus tiger who recently made global headlines after having a seizure during the circus show and being dragged off the stage by the tail by her "trainer"?
Thousands of tigers, bears, lions, primates and many other species are abused their whole lives in circuses, petting and traveling zoos. Once they lose their value for the owner, they are casted off by shoving them in small cages, calling it "shelter", or simply putting them down. Some of these "artists" die right "on the job", without ever feeling the grass under their paws or the warmth of the sun. Sanctuaries for former mistreated captive animals exist in almost every country in the world. Even countries as small and with much more limited resources as Bulgaria or Croatia have them.
Russia, as of December 2018, has none.
This being the world's biggest country where the State Circus Company alone officially has 1457 animals as of 13.12.2017, not to mention unauthorized, traveling or petting zoos and private owners with bears, lions and tigers in their basements.
When it comes to animals there is no word for "Sanctuary" in Russian.
The whole concept of giving animals a safe wild-like home simply doesn't exist within the culture. People rarely think that animals need a place where they can simply live in peace without having to jump through rings of fire, dance, ice skate, ride other animals, be torn apart by visitors of petting zoos or serve as bait for hunting dogs.
A place for former circus and petting zoo residents, bait and lab animals to retire for a happy life free from unwanted contact with humans, with access to natural habitats, sunlight, adequate diet and veterinary help has never been built.
The whole process of acquiring the land and building Russia's First EVER Wild Animal Sanctuary is broken down into smaller steps.
Each step is recorded on an immutable independent blockchain (database).
An independent, highly respected European wildlife NGO acts as a "validator", to verify the completion of each step.
The evidence and completion of each step is recorded within the system.
Only then the system releases 50% of the funding for the completed step and 50% upfront for the following step.
This way, if the charity fails to deliver, donors get automatically refunded, meaning there is no risk for donors at all!
Step by step, this project will finally help create a safe haven for wild animals hurt by humans. Those injured in the wild will be rehabilitated and if deemed fit by experts released back to their wild habitat. The Sanctuary will become a place where natural needs of its residents are respected to help Russian people open their eyes and see that wild animals belong in the wild instead of bare cages. Last, but not least, right now, if a law banning animal circus and traveling zoos or limiting exotic pet keeping passes, there is no place those animals could be rescued and re-homed to, making it nearly impossible.
Building this Sanctuary is the only real chance to make it happen.


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Robert Tom Convery's name is located at panel 6 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial (as indicated by the poppy on the plan).
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Schelesnodoroschny () ist der Name folgender Ortschaften in Russland:

 Schelesnodoroschny (Irkutsk), Siedlung städtischen Typs in der Oblast Irkutsk
 Schelesnodoroschny (Kaliningrad), Siedlung städtischen Typs in der Oblast Kaliningrad (bis 1946 Stadt Gerdauen, Ostpreußen)
 Dörfer und ländliche Siedlungen:
 Schelesnodoroschny (Archangelsk), in der Oblast Archangelsk
 Schelesnodoroschny (Baschkortostan), in der Republik Baschkortostan
 Schelesnodoroschny (Irkutsk, Ussolje), im Rajon Ussolje der Oblast Irkutsk
 Schelesnodoroschny (Iwanowo), in der Oblast Iwanowo
 Schelesnodoroschny (Kaluga), in der Oblast Kaluga
 Schelesnodoroschny (Kursk), in der Oblast Kursk
 Schelesnodoroschny (Moskau, Podolsk), im Rajon Podolsk der Oblast Moskau
 Schelesnodoroschny (Nischni Nowgorod), in der Oblast Nischni Nowgorod
 Schelesnodoroschny (Nowosibirsk), in der Oblast Nowosibirsk
 Schelesnodoroschny (Rostow), in der Oblast Rostow
 Schelesnodoroschny (Smolensk), in der Oblast Smolensk
 Schelesnodoroschny (Stawropol), in der Region Stawropol
 Schelesnodoroschny (Tula), in der Oblast Tula
 Schelesnodoroschny (Wolgograd), in der Oblast Wolgograd

Schelesnodoroschny ist der Name einer ehemaligen Ortschaft:
 Schelesnodoroschny (Moskau), eine ehemalige Stadt in der Oblast Moskau; seit 2015 ein Mikrorajon von Balaschicha

Schelesnodoroschny ist der Name folgender Stadtbezirke in Russland:
 Okrug Schelesnodoroschny, Okrug von Orjol
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Barnaul), Rajon von Barnaul
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Chabarowsk), Rajon von Chabarowsk
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Jekaterinburg), Rajon von Jekaterinburg
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Krasnojarsk), Rajon von Krasnojarsk
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Kursk), Rajon von Kursk
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Nowosibirsk), Rajon von Nowosibirsk
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Pensa), Rajon von Pensa
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Rjasan), Rajon von Rjasan
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Rostow am Don), Rajon von Rostow am Don
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Samara), Rajon von Samara
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Tschita), Rajon von Tschita
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Ulan-Ude), Rajon von Ulan-Ude
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Uljanowsk), Rajon von Uljanowsk
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Woronesch), Rajon von Woronesch

Schelesnodoroschny ist der Name einer ehemaligen Verwaltungseinheit:
 Rajon Schelesnodoroschny (Kaliningrad), Rajon der Oblast Kaliningrad von 1947 bis 1962

Außerdem war Schelesnodoroschny bis 1969 der Name der Stadt Qoʻngʻirot in Karakalpakistan (Usbekistan).

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We take a look at some of the events taking place across Northamptonshire.
Turtle Bay restaurants have teamed up with Drum N Bass legend and BBC Radio 1 Xtra DJ, Crissy Criss, to present underground events. They will bring a high-octane party night of break, beats and bass lines to Northampton.
From the team that brought you last year's 'Oliver' the wonderful show featuring Toad, Ratty, Badger, Moley and all their friends...and enemies. The show presented by Wellingborough Senior School.
Journalist, television presenter and best-selling author Ned Boulting is back this Autumn with his acclaimed ride through the world of Bikeology, featuring brand new tales from life in the cycling lane, as well as the inside scoop from Ned's time at the 2017 Tour de France.
2017. Visitors are warmly welcome to meet the artists in the spaces they work in.
insight into the space they work in day to day.
Back by popular demand, Foster & Allen bring their Golden Years Tour to The Core. Celebrating more than 40 years together in the music business they will be performing a string of their biggest hits including Bunch Of Thyme, Maggie, and as well as their latest single Mrs. Brown's Boys.
Cry 'All for one and one for all,' this winter as we join D'Artagnan and his friends Porthos, Athos and Aramis, in their quest against the scheming Cardinal Richelieu. A rip roaring, fast paced, swashbuckling show ideal for families including children aged five and above.
It tells the compelling, shocking and inspiring story of the men who in 1916 said 'no' to war; a rarely told story involving a dizzying journey from a chapel in Yorkshire to the House of Commons; from an English country garden to a quarry in Aberdeen; from a cell in Richmond Castle to a firing squad in France.
Odette and Odile resemble each other so closely one can easily be mistaken for the other. Odette, is turned into a swan by an evil curse. Prince Siegfried chances upon a flock of swans while out hunting. When one of the swans turns into a beautiful young woman he is instantly captivated – will his love prove strong enough to break the evil spell that she is under?


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Iain Duncan Smith
Placing DWP staff in foodbanks
A few days ago, Giuseppina Salamone, a welfare rights adviser from Brighton, wrote
Iain Duncan Smith, cancer, and compassion
During his party conference speech, Iain Duncan Smith said he was motivated by compassion.
Benefit sanctions - overused, harmful and unjustified
David Clapson died with no food in his stomach, three weeks after his Jobseekers Allowance was
Duncan Smith reply to letter on welfare changes 'misses point', say authors
Benefit cuts may not be as popular as we're led to believe
We are constantly being told that the British public has swallowed the 'scroungers and skivers' rhetoric about benefit claimants, and is broadly in favour of welfare cuts.
Open letter from Catholics to Iain Duncan Smith - update
By Bernadette Meaden and Virginia Moffatt
Vote in the Mirror poll on benefit cuts and Christian values
We are pleased to note that in addition to reporting the letter from leading Catholics critiquing Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, over the appalling impact of benefit c
Think-tanks publish open letter from prominent Catholics to Secretary of State for Work and Pension
An Open Letter from Catholics to Iain Duncan Smith
The think-tanks Ekklesia and the Centre for Welfare Reform have sent and published an open letter to Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, from Catholics and people brought up in the Catholic faith who support its teaching on social justice and who are deeply critical of the government's treatment of vulnerable and disabled people.
People with disabilities, the DWP, and the struggle ahead
In the last Parliament, people with disabilities who challenged government cuts were labelled extremists. Political opposition was weakened by a fear of being seen as on the side of 'scroungers'.


The McIninch Library at Central High School takes photographs for and prints the Identification Cards that students can use for lunch, for getting into Central events, for proving their age, etc. Every student coming in as a Freshman at the beginning of the year, or transferring in during the school year, is entitled to one free ID card. After that, per District policy, there is a replacement fee for lost ID cards.
On average, the Library at Central High School produces a total of over 1,000 student ID cards per year. After the Freshmen and transfer student IDs are done at the beginning of the year, typically the library prints between three and five replacements cards every school day.
At Central High School, students may still check out books even if they do not have a Central Student ID Card with them. The Destiny Library Manager is linked to the Aspen Student Information System. With this partnership, the student's photograph is shown when he or she is checking out books. This authenticates the student, so the use of the ID card is optional.
Also, at Central High School, past practice has been that if a student receives Free or Reduced lunch, then the cost for the first replacement card, for each school year, is $5 instead of $10. Subsequent replacement cards would be $10.
For information on how to use the student ID card in the cafeteria, please ask in Guidance or see the Manchester School District website, under the 'For Parents' section. Thank you.


You want to keep the holiday mood as high as your employees' motivation and their willingness to participate. For this reason, we offer perfectly appropriate leisuretime programmes for your events and will be happy to take care of the organisation in partnership with you. Whether you would like to focus on fun, relaxing, or team building activities - everything is possible.
The special natural highlights around Grosswild and Kleinwild villages are the perfect setting for any leisure programme. Close proximity to the Brunnach cable car makes it possible to spend unforgettable moments in the Nockberge Biosphere Reserve. Thanks to our close cooperation with the reserve, we can also organise very interesting guided programmes with trained biosphere reserve rangers during the summer months..
Together with the Krainer sports school, we offer mountain bike tours at all levels of difficulty. Water sports such as sailing or surfing on nearby Brennsee are also on the programme. You can also learn or improve your tennis skills with the help of qualified tennis trainers.
Skiing fans in your group can conquer the slopes of the 3,000-metre Mölltaler Glacier in the morning and glide over the waters of Lake Millstätter See on water skis in the afternoon. The difference between these two experiences couldn't be much more extreme. This offer can be booked in the holiday village and costs € 129 per adult (includes equipment and lift ticket).
The Wulschnig Ski School, located right by the village gates, takes care of wintertime activities. Skiers will be expertly guided while learning or perfecting their skills and non-skiers will also experience magical moments while snowshoeing through the pristine winter wonderland. Finally, everyone can participate in a fun race in the valley area. Professional ski races can also be arranged upon request.
Those who would rather enjoy a little quiet time during event programme breaks can head to Bad Kleinkirchheim and the Römerbad and St Kathrein thermal baths (ca. 5km away), with their large sauna selection. Those who don't want to leave the village can find relaxation in our own saunas.
Golf enthusiasts can enjoy their game at the 18-hole championship course in Bad Kleinkirchheim, as well as on the 6-hole Bad Kleinkirchheim/Wiedweg course with driving range.


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Please read this policy in conjunction with our Cookies Policy
This Privacy Policy sets out how we, Goole.com Limited, collect, store and use information about you when you use or interact with our website, www.goole.com] (our website) and where we otherwise obtain or collect information about you. This Privacy Policy is effective from 24nd May 2018.
Information we collect when you visit our website
Information we collect when you contact us
Our use of automated decision-making and profiling
How we collect or obtain information about you from third parties
Your right to object to the processing of your information for certain purposes
California Do Not Track Disclosures
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This section summarises how we obtain, store and use information about you. It is intended to provide a very general overview only. It is not complete in and of itself and it must be read in conjunction with the corresponding full sections of this Privacy Policy.
Data controller: John Smith
How we collect or obtain information about you:
when you provide it to us (e.g. by contacting us.),
from your use of our website, using cookies, and
occasionally, from third parties.
From existing internet websites.
Information we collect: Business or Organisation name, Address, Contact details, type of business, IP Address, information from cookies, information about your computer or device (e.g. device and browser type), information about how you use our website (e.g. which pages you have viewed, the time when you view them and what you clicked on, the geographical location from which you accessed our website (based on your IP address),
How we use your information: for administrative and business purposes, to improve our business and website, to analyse your use of our website, and in connection with our legal rights and obligations and To create directory listings with details of local businesses and organisations[2]
Disclosure of your information to third parties: only to the extent necessary to run our business, where required by law or to enforce our legal rights and We use data about individuals, businesses and organisations to display information to our website users. This information is sourced from existing websites and or supplied directly by you.
Do we sell your information to third parties (other than in the course of a business sale or purchase or similar event): No
How long we retain your information: for no longer than necessary, taking into account any legal obligations we have e.g. to maintain records for tax purposes, any other legal basis we have for using your information e.g. your consent, performance of a contract with you or our legitimate interests as a business. For specific retention periods in relation to certain information which we collect from you, please see the main section below entitled How long we retain your information.
How we secure your information: using appropriate technical and organisational measures such as storing your information on secure servers, encrypting transfers of data to or from our servers using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology
Use of cookies: we do not use first party cookies on our website but there are third party cookies used – click here see our Cookies Policy
Transfers of your information outside the European Economic Area: We do not transfer your information.
Use of automated decision making and profiling: we do not use automated decision making and/or profiling but this may be used by our third party business partners – see our Cookie Policy.
not to have significant decisions made about you based solely on automated processing of your information, including profiling
Sensitive personal information: we do not knowingly or intentionally collect what is commonly referred to as 'sensitive personal information'. Please do not submit sensitive personal information about you to us. For more information, please see the main section below entitled Sensitive Personal Information.
The data controller in respect of our website is Goole.com Limited company registration number: 04722419 of Stone Cross Rigg, Walton, Brampton, Cumbria CA8 2BA. You can contact the data controller by writing to Goole.com Limited, Stone Cross Rigg, Walton, Brampton, Cumbria CA8 2BA] or sending an email to info@goole.com.
The data controller's representative is John Smith. You can contact the data controller's representative by writing to John Smith, Goole.com Limited, Stone Cross Rigg, Walton, Brampton, Cumbria CA8 2BA or sending an email to info@goole.com.
We use a third party server to host our website called 1and1 Internet, the privacy policy of which is available here: https://www.1and1.co.uk/terms-gtc/terms-privacy/?linkId=nav.foot.account.privacy. Our website server automatically logs the IP address you use to access our website as well as other information about your visit such as [the pages accessed, information requested, the date and time of the request, the source of your access to our website (e.g. the website or URL (link) which referred you to our website), and your browser version and operating system.
Our server is located in Germany which is inside European Economic Area.
We do not access log data from our website server. Our third party hosting provider collect(s) and store(s) server logs to ensure network and IT security and so that the server and website remain uncompromised. This includes analysing log files to help identify and prevent unauthorised access to our network, the distribution of malicious code, denial of services attacks and other cyber attacks, by detecting unusual or suspicious activity. Our hosting provider uses log data to allow us, on their website, to see analytical data.
Legal basis for processing: our and a third party's legitimate interests (Article 6(1)(f) of the General Data Protection Regulation).
Legitimate interests: we and our third party hosting provider have a legitimate interest in using your information for the purposes of ensuring network and information security.
We use the information collected by our website server logs to analyse how our website users interact with our website and its features. For example, we analyse the number of visits and unique visitors we receive, the time and date of the visit, the location of the visit and the operating system and browser used.
We may use first party cookies on Goole.com and our third party partners do use cookies. on our website, including essential, functional, analytical and targeting. For further information on how we use cookies, please see our cookies policy which is available here: http://www.goole.com/cookies-policy/ .
You can reject some or all of the cookies we use on or via our website by changing your browser settings but doing so can impair your ability to use our website or some or all of its features. For further information about cookies, including how to change your browser settings, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org or see our cookies policy.
Legitimate interest(s): responding to enquiries and messages we receive and keeping records of correspondence.
Transfer and storage of your information
We use a third party email provider to store emails you send us. Our third party email providers are BT Internet located in the UK and1and1 Internet based in Germany. Their privacy policies are available here: https://www.productsandservices.bt.com/privacy-policy/ and https://www.1and1.co.uk/terms-gtc/terms-privacy/?linkId=nav.foot.account.privacy .
Emails you send us will be stored on our third party email provider's servers in the UK and wider EU, India and the Philippines. For further information please see the section of this privacy policy entitled Transfers of your information outside the European Economic Area.
At present, Goole.com does not use any contact forms
When you contact us by phone, we collect your phone number and any information provide to us during your conversation with us.
We do not record phone calls.
Legal basis for processing: our legitimate interests (Article 6(1)(f) of the General Data Protection Regulation)
Information about your call, such as your phone number and the date and time of your call, is processed by our third party telephone service provider BT which is located in the UK and wider EU, India and the Philippines. Their privacy policy is available here: https://www.productsandservices.bt.com/privacy-policy/.
Information about your phone call will be stored by our third party telephone service provider with the UK and wider EU, India and the Philippines. For further information about the safeguards used when your information is transferred outside the European Economic Area, see the section of this privacy policy below entitled Transfers of your information outside the European Economic Area.
Information we may collect when you interact with our website
We collect and use information from individuals who interact with particular features of our website in accordance with this section and the section entitled Disclosure and additional uses of your information.
Goole.com does not produce or distribute an e-newsletter.
Registering on our website
Goole.com does not have any form of registering active on the website.
Information we collect when you place an order on our website
Goole.com does not sell goods or services on its website.
Information collected or obtained from third parties
This section sets out how we obtain or collect information about you from third parties.
Information received from third parties
Generally, we do not receive information about you from third parties.
Where we receive information about you in error
If we receive information about you from a third party in error and/or we do not have a legal basis for processing that information, we will delete your information.
Information obtained by us from third parties
In certain circumstances (for example, to verify the information we hold about you or obtain missing information we require to provide you with a service) we will obtain information about you from certain publicly accessible sources, both EU and non-EU, such as online customer databases, business directories, media publications, social media, and websites (including your own website if you have one.
Goole.com does not collect data from private sources.
Reason why necessary to perform a contract: where you have entered into a contract or requested that we enter into a contract with you, in certain circumstances, we will obtain information about you from public sources in order to enable us to understand your business and provide services to you or services to a sufficient standard.
For example, we would obtain and/or verify your email address from your website or from a directory where you ask us to send you information by email but we do not possess the information or we need to confirm that we have recorded your email address correctly.
Legitimate interests: in certain circumstances, we will have a legitimate interest in obtaining information about you from public and private sources. For example, if you have infringed or we suspect that you have infringed any of our legal rights, we will have a legitimate interest in obtaining and processing information about you from such sources in order to investigate and pursue any suspected or potential infringement.
We do not use automated decision making and profiling on our website but our third party partners may do. See our cookies policy for details: http://www.goole.com/cookies-policy/. We do not consider that this has any legal effect on you or similarly significantly affects you.
You have the right to object to our use of automated decision making and profiling described in this section. You can do that by opting-out of cookies and similar technologies in accordance with the method described in the relevant section below. If you do not want us to process your actual IP address (usually the IP address assigned to you by your Internet Service Provider) when you visit our website, you can use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) or a free service such as Tor.
You can find out more about our use of cookies and similar technologies (including the legal basis on which we use them) and how to opt out from them in our cookies policy, which is available here: http://www.goole.com/cookies-policy/
Automated decision making is decision making by technological means (i.e. by a machine) without human involvement.
Use of automated decision making for display advertising
We do not automate the display advertisements containing our products and services on other websites you visit, you based on the fact that you have visited our website using cookies. Our partners may use these methods. For further information on the cookies we use, please see our cookies policy which is available here: http://www.goole.com/cookies-policy/
Profiling is any form of automated processing of your information to evaluate personal aspects about you, in particular to analyse or predict things like your performance at work, economic situation, health, personal preferences, interests, reliability, behaviour, location or movements.
Goole.com does not use profiling. Our partners may use these – see our cookies policy http://www.goole.com/cookies-policy/
This section sets out the circumstances in which will disclose information about you to third parties and any additional purposes for which we use your information.
Disclosure of your information to service providers
Telephone provider is BT located in the UK. Their privacy policy is available here: https://www.productsandservices.bt.com/privacy-policy/ .
Email provider are BT, located in the UK, and 1and1 Internet based in Germany. Their privacy policy is available here: https://www.productsandservices.bt.com/privacy-policy/ and https://www.1and1.co.uk/terms-gtc/terms-privacy/?linkId=nav.foot.account.privacy .
IT service provider is 1and1 Internet based in Germany.Their privacy policy is available here :https://www.1and1.co.uk/terms-gtc/terms-privacy/?linkId=nav.foot.account.privacy
Hosting provider(s), see 1and1 Internet above.
Your information will be shared with these service providers where necessary to provide you with the service you have requested, whether that is accessing our website or ordering goods and services from us.
Legal basis for processing: legitimate interests (Article 6(1)(f) of the General Data Protection Regulation).
Legitimate interest relied on: where we share your information with these third parties in a context other than where is necessary to perform a contract (or take steps at your request to do so), we will share your information with such third parties in order to allow us to run and manage our business efficiently.
Legal basis for processing: necessary to perform a contract and/or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract (Article 6(1)(b) of the General Data Protection Regulation).
Reason why necessary to perform a contract: we may need to share information with our service providers to enable us to perform our obligations under that contract or to take the steps you have requested before we enter into a contract with you.
Disclosure of your information to other third parties
We disclose your information to other third parties in specific circumstances, as set out below.
Providing information to third parties such as Google Inc. . Google collects information through our use of Google Analytics on our website. Google uses this information, including IP addresses and information from cookies, for a number of purposes, such as improving its Google Analytics service. Information is shared with Google on an aggregated and anonymised basis. To find out more about what information Google collects, how it uses this information and how to control the information sent to Google, please see the following page: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners/
Information collected by Google Analytics is stored outside the European Economic Area on Google's servers in the United States of America.
For further information about the safeguards used when your information is transferred outside the European Economic Area, see the section of this privacy policy below entitled Transfers of your information outside the European Economic Area.]
Sharing your information with third parties, which are either related to or associated with the running of our business, where it is necessary for us to do so. These third parties include our web developer. Further information on each of these third parties is set out below.
Legitimate interest: running and managing our business efficiently.
We use independent contractors in our business. Your information will be shared with independent contractors only where it is necessary for them to perform the function we have hired them perform in relation to our business.
Our independent contractors are the web developer Rocket Sites . Their privacy policy is available here: https://www.rocketsites.co.uk/privacy-policy/. Our independent contractors are located in the UK.
Legitimate interest: running and managing our business effectively.
Legal basis for processing: necessary to perform a contract or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract] (Article 6(1)(b) of the General Data Protection Regulation).
Reason why necessary to perform a contract: we need to share your information with other companies in order to be able to meet our contractual obligations to you or to take steps at your request prior to entering a contract, for example because of the services or information you have requested.
We do not display the identities of all of the other third parties we may share information with by name for security and competitive reasons. If you would like further information about the identities of such third parties, however, please contact us by email and we will provide you with such information where you have a legitimate reason for requesting it (where we have shared your information with such third parties, for example).
Sharing your information with a prospective or actual purchaser or seller in the context of a business or asset sale or acquisition by us, a merger or similar business combination event, whether actual or potential.
Legitimate interest(s): sharing your information with a prospective purchaser, seller or similar person in order to allow such a transaction to take place.
Disclosure and use of your information for legal reasons
Indicating possible criminal acts or threats to public security to a competent authority
If we suspect that criminal or potential criminal conduct has been occurred, we will in certain circumstances need to contact an appropriate authority, such as the police. This could be the case, for instance, if we suspect that we fraud or a cybercrime has been committed or if we receive threats or malicious communications towards us or third parties.
We will generally only need to process your information for this purpose if you were involved or affected by such an incident in some way.
Legitimate interests: preventing crime or suspected criminal activity (such as fraud).
In connection with the enforcement or potential enforcement our legal rights
We will use your information in connection with the enforcement or potential enforcement of our legal rights, including, for example, sharing information with debt collection agencies if you do not pay amounts owed to us when you are contractually obliged to do so. Our legal rights may be contractual (where we have entered into a contract with you) or non-contractual (such as legal rights that we have under copyright law or tort law).
Legitimate interest: enforcing our legal rights and taking steps to enforce our legal rights.
In connection with a legal or potential legal dispute or proceedings
We may need to use your information if we are involved in a dispute with you or a third party for example, either to resolve the dispute or as part of any mediation, arbitration or court resolution or similar process.
Legitimate interest(s): resolving disputes and potential disputes.
For ongoing compliance with laws, regulations and other legal requirements
We will use and process your information in order to comply with legal obligations to which we are subject. For example, we may need to disclose your information pursuant to a court order or subpoena if we receive one or to the National Crime Agency in connection with suspected or potential money laundering matters.
Legal basis for processing: compliance with a legal obligation (Article 6(1)(c) of the General Data Protection Regulation).
Legal obligation(s): legal obligations to disclose information which are part of the laws of England and Wales or if they have been integrated into the United Kingdom's legal framework (for example in the form of an international agreement which the United Kingdom has signed).
Legitimate interest: where the legal obligations are part of the laws of another country and have not been integrated into the United Kingdom's legal framework, we have a legitimate interest in complying with these obligations.
This section sets out how long we retain your information. We have set out specific retention periods where possible. Where that has not been possible, we have set out the criteria we use to determine the retention period.
Retention periods
Server log information: we retain information on our server logs indefinitely to allow us to monitor performance from each year.
Correspondence and enquiries: when you make an enquiry or correspond with us for any reason, whether by email or by phone, we will retain your information for as long as it takes to respond to and resolve your enquiry, and for a further 3 months after which point we will delete your information unless the information may be required in the future for dispute resolution between our business and the data subject.
Criteria for determining retention periods
In any other circumstances, we will retain your information for no longer than necessary, taking into account the following:
the purpose(s) and use of your information both now and in the future (such as whether it is necessary to continue to store that information in order to continue to perform our obligations under a contract with you or to contact you in the future);
whether we have any legal obligation to continue to process your information (such as any record-keeping obligations imposed by relevant law or regulation);
whether we have any legal basis to continue to process your information (such as your consent);
how valuable your information is (both now and in the future);
any relevant agreed industry practices on how long information should be retained;
the levels of risk, cost and liability involved with us continuing to hold the information;
how hard it is to ensure that the information can be kept up to date and accurate; and
any relevant surrounding circumstances (such as the nature and status of our relationship with you).
We take appropriate technical and organisational measures to secure your information and to protect it against unauthorised or unlawful use and accidental loss or destruction, including:
only sharing and providing access to your information to the minimum extent necessary, subject to confidentiality restrictions where appropriate, and on an anonymised basis wherever possible;
using secure servers to store your information
verifying the identity of any individual who requests access to information prior to granting them access to information;
only transferring your information via closed system or encrypted data transfers;
Physical security systems to prevent access to physical files and equipment.
Transmission of information to us by email
Transmission of information over the internet is not entirely secure, and if you submit any information to us over the internet (whether by email or any other means), you do so entirely at your own risk.
We cannot be responsible for any costs, expenses, loss of profits, harm to reputation, damages, liabilities or any other form of loss or damage suffered by you as a result of your decision to transmit information to us by such means.
All of your information is stored in the following European Economic Area (EEA) countries : Germany and the UK. Information is also stored by Google in the USA and BT in India, and the Philippines.
Other than to comply with any legal obligations to which we are subject (compliance with a court order, for example), we do not intend to transfer your information outside the EEA or to an international organisation (other than those detailed above). In the unlikely event that we are required to transfer your information outside the EEA (or to an international organisation) for such a purpose, we will ensure appropriate safeguards and protections are in place.
Information collected when you visit our website is not transferred outside of the EEA and stored on the servers of our third party hosting company, 1and1 Internet – see details above.
Information collected when you e-mail us is not transferred outside of the EEA and stored on the servers of our third party hosting company[, 1and1 Internet – see details above.
Information collected by Google Analytics (your IP address and actions you take in relation to our website) is transferred outside the EEA and stored on Google's servers. You can access Google's privacy policy here: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/
Country of storage: United States of America. This country is not subject to an adequacy decision by the European Commission.
Safeguard(s) used: Google has self-certified its compliance with the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield which is available here: https://www.privacyshield.gov/welcome. The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield is an approved certification mechanism under Article 42 of the General Data Protection Regulation, which is permitted under Article 46(2)(f) of the General Data Protection Regulation. You can access the European Commission decision on the adequacy of the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield here: http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/international-transfers/adequacy/index_en.htm
Subject to certain limitations on certain rights, you have the following rights in relation to your information, which you can exercise by writing to Goole.com Limited, Stonecross Rigg, Walton, Brampton, Cumbria, CA8 2BA or sending an email to info@goole.com.
to request access to your information and information related to our use and processing of your information;
to request the correction or deletion of your information;
to request that we restrict our use of your information;
to receive information which you have provided to us in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format (e.g. a CSV file) and the right to have that information transferred to another data controller (including a third party data controller);
to object to the processing of your information for certain purposes (for further information, see the section below entitled Your right to object to the processing of your information for certain purposes); and
to withdraw your consent to our use of your information at any time where we rely on your consent to use or process that information. Please note that if you withdraw your consent, this will not affect the lawfulness of our use and processing of your information on the basis of your consent before the point in time when you withdraw your consent.
the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling which produces legal affects concerning you or similarly significantly affects you
In accordance with Article 77 of the General Data Protection Regulation, you also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in the Member State of your habitual residence, place of work or of an alleged infringement of the General Data Protection Regulation.
For the purposes of the UK, the supervisory authority is the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), the contact details of which are available here: https://ico.org.uk/global/contact-us/
Further information on your rights in relation to your personal data as an individual
The above rights are provided in summary form only and certain limitations apply to many of these rights. For further information about your rights in relation to your information, including any limitations which apply, please visit the following pages on the ICO's website:
https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/individual-rights/; and
https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/is-my-information-being-handled-correctly/
You can also find out further information about your rights, as well as information on any limitations which apply to those rights, by reading the underlying legislation contained in Articles 12 to 22 and 34 of the General Data Protection Regulation, which is available here: http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/reform/files/regulation_oj_en.pdf
Verifying your identity where you request access to your information
Where you request access to your information, we are required by law to use all reasonable measures to verify your identity before doing so.
These measures are designed to protect your information and to reduce the risk of identity fraud, identity theft or general unauthorised access to your information.
How we verify your identity
Where we possess appropriate information about you on file, we will attempt to verify your identity using that information.
If it is not possible to identity you from such information, or if we have insufficient information about you, we may require original or certified copies of certain documentation in order to be able to verify your identity before we are able to provide you with access to your information.
We will be able to confirm the precise information we require to verify your identity in your specific circumstances if and when you make such a request.
You have the following rights in relation to your information, which you may exercise in the same way as you may exercise by writing to Goole.com Limited, Stonecross Rigg, Walton, Brampton, Cumbria, CA8 2BA or sending an email to info@goole.com.
to object to us using or processing your information where we use or process it in order to carry out a task in the public interest or for our legitimate interests, including 'profiling' (i.e. analysing or predicting your behaviour based on your information) based on any of these purposes; and
to object to us using or processing your information for direct marketing purposes (including any profiling we engage in that is related to such direct marketing).
For more information on how to object to our use of information collected from cookies and similar technologies, please see the section entitled How to accept or reject cookies in our cookies policy, which is available here: http://www.goole.com/cookies-policy/ .
'Sensitive personal information' is information about an individual that reveals their racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, genetic information, biometric information for the purpose of uniquely identifying an individual, information concerning health or information concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation.
We do not knowingly or intentionally collect sensitive personal information from individuals, and you must not submit sensitive personal information to us.
If, however, you inadvertently or intentionally transmit sensitive personal information to us, you will be considered to have explicitly consented to us processing that sensitive personal information under Article 9(2)(a) of the General Data Protection Regulation. We will use and process your sensitive personal information for the purposes of deleting it.
We update and amend our Privacy Policy from time to time.
Minor changes to our Privacy Policy
Where we make minor changes to our Privacy Policy, we will update our Privacy Policy with a new effective date stated at the beginning of it. Our processing of your information will be governed by the practices set out in that new version of the Privacy Policy from its effective date onwards.
Major changes to our Privacy Policy or the purposes for which we process your information
Where we make major changes to our Privacy Policy or intend to use your information for a new purpose or a different purpose than the purposes for which we originally collected it, we will notify you by email (where possible) or by posting a notice on our website.
We will provide you with the information about the change in question and the purpose and any other relevant information before we use your information for that new purpose.
Wherever required, we will obtain your prior consent before using your information for a purpose that is different from the purposes for which we originally collected it.
Because we care about the safety and privacy of children online, we comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA). COPPA and its accompanying regulations protect the privacy of children using the internet. We do not knowingly contact or collect information from persons under the age of 18. The website is not intended to solicit information of any kind from persons under the age of 18.
It is possible that we could receive information pertaining to persons under the age of 18 by the fraud or deception of a third party. If we are notified of this, as soon as we verify the information, we will, where required by law to do so, immediately obtain the appropriate parental consent to use that information or, if we are unable to obtain such parental consent, we will delete the information from our servers. If you would like to notify us of our receipt of information about persons under the age of 18, please do so by writing to Goole.com Limited, Stonecross Rigg, Walton, Brampton, Cumbria, CA8 2BA or sending an email to info@goole.com.
This Privacy Policy is based on a General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/769) (GDPR) compliant template provided by GDPR Privacy Policy. For further information, please visit https://gdprprivacypolicy.org
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