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Thumbs-Up Safety Co.,Ltd (trading as Thumbs-Up Safety) No.88 Building, Jinhua, China 321000
Terms and Conditions for the Supply of Goods
1.1 Definitions. In these Conditions, the following definitions apply:
Business Day: a day (other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday) when banks in ICBC are open for business;
Conditions: the terms and conditions set out in this document (as amended from time to time in accordance with clause 11.6);
Contract: the contract between the Supplier and the Customer for the sale and purchase of the Goods (incorporating these Conditions);
Customer: the person or firm who purchases the Goods from the Supplier;
Force Majeure Event: shall be as defined in clause 10;
Goods: the goods (or any part of them) set out in the Order;
Intellectual Property Rights: all copyright, database rights, topography rights, design rights, trade marks, trade names, utility models, patents, domain names and any other intellectual property rights of a similar nature (whether or not registered) subsisting anywhere in the world in or associated with the Goods;
Order: the Customer's order for the Goods, as communicated to, and set out in a written confirmation by, the Supplier (which confirmation shall be sent to the Customer pursuant to clause 2.3);
Specification: any specification for the Goods (including any related drawings) that is supplied by the Customer and agreed in writing by the Supplier, or produced by the Supplier and agreed in writing by the Customer;
Supplier: Thumbs-Up Safety Co.,Ltd (registered in China with company number 91330701MA28DFLX3L) whose registered office is at No.88 Building, Jinhua, China 321000, trading as Thumbs-Up Safety; and VAT: shall be as defined in clause 6.3(d).
1.2 Construction.
In these Conditions, the following rules apply:
(a) a person includes a natural person, corporation or unincorporated body (whether or not having separate legal personality);
(b) a reference to a party includes its personal representatives, successors or permitted assignees;
(c) a reference to a statute or statutory provision is a reference to such statute or provision as amended or re-enacted from time to time, and includes any subordinate legislation made under that statute or statutory provision, as amended or re-enacted;
(d) any phrase introduced by the terms including, include, in particular or any similar expression shall be construed as illustrative and shall not limit the scope of the words preceding those terms; and
(e) a reference to writing or written includes faxes and e-mails.
2. BASIS OF CONTRACT
2.1 These Conditions apply to the Contract to the exclusion of any other terms that the Customer seeks to impose or incorporate, or which are implied by trade, custom, practice or course of dealing.
2.2 The Order constitutes an offer by the Customer to purchase the Goods in accordance with these Conditions. The Customer shall ensure that the terms of the Order and any relevant Specification are complete and accurate.
2.3 The Order shall only be deemed to be accepted when the Supplier issues a written confirmation of the Order, at which point the Contract shall be formed.
2.4 The Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties. The Customer acknowledges that it has not relied on any statement, promise or representation made or given by or on behalf of the Supplier which is not set out in the Contract. Any samples, drawings, descriptions or advertising issued by the Supplier and any descriptions or illustrations contained in the Supplier's catalogues or brochures are issued or published for the sole purpose of giving an approximate idea of the Goods described in them. They shall not form part of the Contract or any other contract between the Supplier and the Customer for the sale of the Goods.
2.5 A quotation for the Goods given by the Supplier shall not constitute an offer. A quotation shall only be valid for a period of 20 Business Days from its date of issue.
3.1 The Supplier shall ensure that each delivery of the Goods is accompanied by a delivery note which shows the date of the Order, all relevant Customer and Supplier reference numbers, the type and quantity of the Goods (including the code number of the Goods, where applicable), special storage instructions (if any) and, if the Order is being delivered by instalments, the outstanding balance of Goods remaining to be delivered.
3.2 The Supplier shall deliver the Goods to the location set out in the Order or such other location as the parties may agree (Delivery Location) at any time after the Supplier notifies the Customer that the Goods are ready. The Supplier shall arrange for suitable transport to the Delivery Location. Acceptance of any change to the Delivery Location requested by the Customer shall be at the Supplier's sole discretion and the Customer shall be liable for any additional costs, charges and expenses incurred by the Supplier as a result of such change.
3.3 Delivery of the Goods shall be completed on the Goods' arrival at the Delivery Location.
3.4 Any dates quoted for delivery are approximate only and the time of delivery is not of the essence. The Supplier shall not be liable for any delay in delivery of the Goods that is caused by a Force Majeure Event or the Customer's failure to provide the Supplier with adequate delivery instructions or any other information that is relevant to the supply of the Goods.
3.5 The Supplier shall have no liability for any failure to deliver the Goods to the extent that such failure is caused by a Force Majeure Event or the Customer's failure to provide the Supplier with adequate delivery instructions or any other information that is relevant to the supply of the Goods.
3.6 If the Customer fails to accept delivery of the Goods within three Business Days of the Supplier notifying the Customer that the Goods are ready, then, except where such failure or delay is caused by a Force Majeure Event or the Supplier's failure to comply with its obligations under the Contract:
(a) delivery of the Goods shall be deemed to have been completed at 9.00 am on the third Business Day following the day on which the Supplier notified the Customer that the Goods were ready; and
(b) the Supplier shall store the Goods until actual delivery takes place and charge the Customer for all related costs and expenses (including insurance).
3.7 If ten Business Days after the Supplier notified the Customer that the Goods were ready for delivery, the Customer has not accepted delivery of them, the Supplier may resell or otherwise dispose of part or all of the Goods and, after deducting reasonable storage and selling costs, account to the Customer for any excess over the price of the Goods or charge the Customer for any shortfall below the price of the Goods.
3.8 The Customer shall not be entitled to reject the Goods if the Supplier delivers up to and including 5% more or less than the quantity of Goods ordered. The Customer shall pay for the actual quantity delivered.
3.9 The Supplier may deliver the Goods by instalments which shall be invoiced and paid for separately. Each instalment shall constitute a separate Contract. Any delay in delivery or defect in an instalment shall not entitle the Customer to cancel any other instalment.
3.10The Customer is responsible for obtaining, at its own cost, such import, export and other licences and consents in relation to the Goods as are required from time to time and, if required by the Supplier, the Customer shall make those licences and consents available to the Supplier prior to the relevant shipment. Without prejudice to the Customer's obligations under this clause 3.10 and clause 11.7(d), the Supplier (or its appointed carrier) may, on delivery of the Goods and together with the relevant delivery note, provide the Customer with such export documents as are necessary and which the Customer is unable to prepare.
4.1 The Supplier warrants (Warranty) that on delivery, the Goods shall:
(a)conform in all material respects with their description and any applicable Specification;
(b)be free from material defects in design, material and workmanship;
(c)be of satisfactory quality (within the meaning of the Sale of Goods Act 1979); and
(d)be fit for any purpose held out by the Supplier.
This Warranty shall not apply to Goods provided by the Supplier by way of sample only.
4.2 Subject to clause 4.3, if:
(a)the Customer gives notice in writing to the Supplier within ten Business Days after its receipt of the Goods that some or all of the Goods do not comply with the Warranty (such notice to state the relevant delivery note reference, a description of the Goods and the alleged reason for the non-compliance);
(b)the Supplier is given a reasonable opportunity to examine such Goods; and
(c)the Customer (if so requested by the Supplier) returns such Goods to the Supplier's place of business at the Customer's cost and the Goods have not been soiled or damaged by the Customer,
the Supplier shall, at its option, repair or replace the defective Goods, or refund the price of the defective Goods in full.
4.3 The Supplier shall not be liable for any failure of the Goods to comply with the Warranty if:
(a)the Customer makes any further use of such Goods after giving notice in accordance with clause 4.2 or the Goods have been soiled or damaged by the Customer;
(b)the defect arises because the Customer failed to follow the Supplier's oral or written instructions as to the storage, use and maintenance of the Goods or (if there are none) good trade practice;
(c)the defect arises as a result of the Supplier following any drawing, design or specification supplied by the Customer;
(d)the Customer alters or repairs such Goods without the written consent of the Supplier; or
(e)the defect arises as a result of fair wear and tear, wilful damage, negligence, or abnormal storage or working conditions.
4.4 Except as provided in this clause 4, the Supplier shall not be liable to the Customer in respect of the Goods' failure to comply with the Warranty.
4.5 Except as set out in these Conditions, all warranties, conditions and other terms implied by statute or common law are, to the fullest extent permitted by law, excluded from the Contract.
4.6 These Conditions shall apply to any repaired or replacement Goods supplied by the Supplier.
5. TITLE AND RISK
5.1 The risk in, and responsibility for, the Goods shall pass to the Customer on completion of delivery at the Delivery Location or on delivery of the Goods to the carrier appointed by the Customer to accept the Goods.
5.2 Title to the Goods shall not pass to the Customer until the Supplier has received payment in full (in cash or cleared funds)for:
(a) the Goods; and
(b) all other sums which are or become due to the Supplier for sales of the Goods or any other products to the Customer.
5.3 Until title to the Goods has passed to the Customer, the Customer shall:
(a) hold the Goods on a fiduciary basis as the Supplier's bailee;
(b) store the Goods separately from all other goods held by the Customer so that they remain readily identifiable as the Supplier's property;
(c) not remove, deface or obscure any identifying mark or packaging on or relating to the Goods;
(d) not alter the Goods in any way and maintain the Goods in satisfactory condition;
(e) notify the Supplier immediately if it becomes subject to any of the events listed in clause 7.2;
(f) give the Supplier such information relating to the Goods as the Supplier may require from time to time; and
(g) keep the Goods insured against all risks for their full price from the date of delivery and any proceeds of such insurance shall be held on trust for the Supplier in a separate account in the joint names of the Supplier and the Customer. The Customer shall not mix the insurance proceeds with any other money or pay the proceeds into an overdrawn bank account. The Customer shall account to the Supplier for the proceeds accordingly and make good any shortfall in the amount due to the Supplier.
5.4 The Customer may use or resell the Goods to a third party and pass good title to that third party (but may not otherwise deal with the Goods) on the following terms:
(a) the sale is in the ordinary course of the Customer's business; and
(b) the Customer holds the proceeds of any resale on trust for the Supplier in a separate account in the joint names of the Supplier and the Customer and does not mix them with any other money or pay the proceeds into an overdrawn bank account.
The Customer shall account to the Supplier for the proceeds accordingly and shall make good any shortfall in the amount due to the Supplier.
5.5 If before title to the Goods passes to the Customer the Customer becomes subject to any of the events listed in clause 7.2, or the Supplier reasonably believes that any such event is about to happen and notifies the Customer accordingly, then, provided that the Goods have not been resold or irrevocably incorporated into another product and without limiting any other right or remedy the Supplier may have, the Supplier may at any time require the Customer to deliver up the Goods and, if the Customer fails to do so promptly, enter any premises of the Customer or of any third party where the Goods are stored in order to recover them.
5.6 The Customer shall only be permitted to resell the Goods to third parties in such countries as the Supplier shall notify to the Customer. By allowing resale in these countries, the Supplier does not consent to the exhaustion of its trade mark rights in the Occident Economic Area and all rights asserted in clause 9 shall remain in full force and effect.
5.7The Customer grants to the Supplier an irrevocable licence for the Supplier, its agents and employees to enter any premises where the goods of the Customer are stored to ascertain whether any Goods are stored there and to inspect, count and recover them.
6.1 The price of the Goods shall be the price set out in the Order, or, if no price is quoted, the price set out in the Supplier's published price list in force as at the date of delivery.
6.2 The Supplier may, by giving notice to the Customer at any time up to five Business Days before delivery, increase the price of the Goods to reflect any increase in the cost of the Goods that is due to:
(a)any factor beyond the Supplier's control (including foreign exchange fluctuations, increases in taxes and duties and increases in labour, materials and other manufacturing costs);
(b)any request by the Customer to change the delivery date(s), quantities or types of Goods ordered, or the Specification; or
(c)any delay caused by any instructions of the Customer or failure of the Customer to give the Supplier adequate or accurate information or instructions.
6.3 The price of the Goods is exclusive of the following costs and charges in respect of the Goods (details of which are set out in the form of Order), namely:-
(a)postage, packaging, carriage, freight, transport and handling charges;
(b)insurance;
(c)currency conversion and banking charges applicable to the payment method used;
(d)value added tax or any other applicable sales taxes or any taxes replacing the same (VAT); and
(e)any customs, import or other duties charged in respect of the sale and importation of Goods into the country in which the Customer is resident or the Delivery Location is situated,
which costs and charges shall be paid by the Customer when it pays for the Goods.
6.4 The price of the Goods is exclusive of amounts in respect of VAT. The Customer shall, on receipt of a valid VAT invoice from the Supplier, pay to the Supplier such additional amounts in respect of VAT as are chargeable on the supply of the Goods.
6.5 The Supplier may invoice the Customer for the Goods on or at any time after the completion of delivery.
6.6 The Customer shall pay the invoice in full and in cleared funds within 30 days of the date of the invoice. Payment shall be made by telegraphic transfer to the bank account nominated in writing by the Supplier. Unless otherwise agreed by the Supplier, payment shall be made in dollar or RMB sterling provided that if at any time the dollar or RMB sterling ceases to be legal tender in China, the parties shall agree an alternative currency in writing and all payments shall be made in that nominated currency from the date on which the Customer receives notice of such change in currency from the Supplier. Time of payment is of the essence.
6.7 If the Customer fails to make any payment due to the Supplier under the Contract by the due date for payment (Due Date), then the Customer shall pay interest on the overdue amount at the rate of 3% per annum above the base lending rate from time to time of the Lloyds Banking Group plc. Such interest shall accrue on a daily basis from the Due Date until the date of actual payment of the overdue amount, whether before or after judgment. The Customer shall pay the interest together with the overdue amount.
6.8 The Customer shall pay all amounts due under the Contract in full without any deduction or withholding except as required by law and the Customer shall not be entitled to assert any credit, set-off or counterclaim against the Supplier in order to justify withholding payment of any such amount in whole or in part. Without limiting any other rights or remedies it may have, the Supplier may at any time set off any amount owing to it by the Customer against any amount payable by the Supplier to the Customer. If the Customer is required under any applicable law to withhold or deduct any amount from the payments due to the Supplier, the Customer shall increase the sum it pays to the Supplier by the amount necessary to leave the Supplier with an amount equal to the sum it would have received had no such withholdings or deductions had been made.
7. CUSTOMER'S INSOLVENCY OR INCAPACITY
7.1 If the Customer becomes subject to any of the events listed in clause 7.2 (or if the Supplier reasonably believes that the Customer is about to become subject to any such events and notifies the Customer accordingly), then, without limiting any other right or remedy available to the Supplier, the Supplier may cancel or suspend all further deliveries under the Contract or under any other contract between the Customer and the Supplier without incurring any liability to the Customer, and all outstanding sums in respect of Goods delivered to the Customer shall become immediately due.
7.2 For the purposes of clause 7.1, the relevant events are:
(a)the Customer suspends, or threatens to suspend, payment of its debts or is unable to pay its debts as they fall due or admits inability to pay its debts or (being a company) is deemed unable to pay its debts within the meaning of section 123 of the Insolvency Act 1986, or (being an individual) is deemed either unable to pay its debts or to have no reasonable prospect of so doing, in either case, within the meaning of section 268 of the Insolvency Act 1986, or (being a partnership) has any partner to whom any of the foregoing apply; or
(b)the Customer commences negotiations with all or any class of its creditors with a view to rescheduling any of its debts, or makes a proposal for or enters into any compromise or arrangement with its creditors (other than (where the Customer is a company) solely as part of a scheme for the solvent amalgamation of the Customer with one or more other companies or the solvent reconstruction of the Customer); or
(c)(being an individual) the Customer is the subject of a bankruptcy petition or order; or
(d)a creditor or encumbrancer of the Customer attaches or takes possession of, or a distress, execution, sequestration or other such process is levied or enforced on or sued against, the whole or any part of its assets and such attachment or process is not discharged within seven days; or
(e)(being a company) an application is made to court, or an order is made, for the appointment of an administrator or if a notice of intention to appoint an administrator is given or if an administrator is appointed over the Customer; or
(f) (being a company) a floating charge holder over the assets of the Customer has become entitled to appoint or has appointed an administrative receiver; or
(g)a person becomes entitled to appoint a receiver over the assets of the Customer or a receiver is appointed over the assets of the Customer; or
(h)any event occurs, or proceeding is taken, with respect to the Customer in any jurisdiction to which it is subject that has an effect equivalent or similar to any of the events mentioned in clause 7.2(a) to clause 7.2(g)(inclusive); or
(i) the Customer suspends, threatens to suspends, ceases or threatens to cease to carry on all or substantially the whole of its business; or
(j) the financial position of the Customer deteriorates to such an extent that, in the opinion of the Supplier, the capability of the Customer adequately to fulfil its obligations under the Contract has been placed in jeopardy; or
(k)(being an individual) the Customer dies or, by reason of illness or incapacity (whether mental or physical), is incapable of managing his or her own affairs or becomes a patient under any mental health legislation.
8.1 Nothing in these Conditions shall limit or exclude the Supplier's liability for:
(a)death or personal injury caused by its negligence, or the negligence of its employees, agents or sub-contractors (as applicable);
(b)fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
(c)breach of the terms implied by section 12 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979;
(d)defective products under the Consumer Protection Act 1987; or
(e)any matter in respect of which it would be unlawful for the Supplier to exclude or restrict liability.
8.2 Subject to clause 8.1:
(a)the Supplier shall not be liable to the Customer (whether in contract, tort (including negligence), misrepresentation, breach of statutory duty or otherwise), for any loss of actual or anticipated profit, interest, revenue, anticipated savings, business or goodwill, or for economic, indirect, special or consequential loss arising under or in connection with the Contract or for any loss or damage of any nature whatsoever suffered by third parties (including in each case incidental and punitive damages); and
(b)the Supplier's total liability to the Customer in respect of all other losses arising under or in connection with the Contract (whether in contract, tort (including negligence), misrepresentation, breach of statutory duty or otherwise), shall not exceed the aggregate price of all the Goods supplied under the Contract.
8.3 The Supplier shall not be liable for any losses arising from the Customer's subsequent use or misuse of the Goods including (without limitation):
(a)fair wear and tear;
(b)wilful damage;
(c)the Customer's negligence, or that of its agents or employees, or any failure to follow the Supplier's instructions as to use of the Goods;
(d)abnormal working conditions beyond those referred to in the Specification; and/or
(e)any alteration or repair of the Goods by any manufacturing process or otherwise, save for any latent defect which means that the Goods did not comply with the Specification.
8.4 The Supplier is not liable for:
(a)non-delivery unless the Customer notifies the Supplier of the claim within five Business Days of the date of the Supplier's invoice;
(b)shortages in the quantity of Goods delivered in excess of those permitted by clause 3.8, unless the Customer notifies the Supplier of a claim within ten Business Days of receipt of the Goods; or
(c)damage to or loss of all or part of the Goods in transit (where the Goods are carried by the Supplier's own transport or by a carrier on behalf of the Supplier), unless the Customer notifies the Supplier within ten Business Days of receipt of the Goods or the scheduled date of delivery, whichever is the earlier.
9.1 The Customer acknowledges that:
(a)the Intellectual Property Rights are the Supplier's (or its licensor's) property;
(b)nothing in these Conditions shall be construed as conferring any licence or granting any rights in favour of the Customer in relation to the Intellectual Property Rights. The Supplier asserts its full rights to control the use of its trade marks within the Occident Economic Area and the Customer shall assist the Supplier as required in preventing parallel importers from diluting the Supplier's rights; and
(c)any reputation in any trade marks affixed or applied to the Goods shall accrue to the sole benefit of the Supplier or any other owner of the trade marks from time to time.
9.2 The Customer shall not repackage the Goods and/or remove any copyright notices, confidential or proprietary legends or identification from the Goods except with the Supplier's prior written consent.
9.3 The Customer shall not use or seek to register any trade mark or trade name (including any company name) which is identical to, confusingly similar to or incorporates, any trade mark or trade name which the Supplier or any associated company of the Supplier owns or claims rights in anywhere in the world.
9.4 The Customer shall promptly and fully notify the Supplier of:
(a)any actual, threatened or suspected infringement of any Intellectual Property Rights which comes to the Customer's notice; and
(b)any claim by any third party that comes to the Customer's notice that the sale or advertisement of the Goods infringes the rights of any person.
9.5 The Customer agrees (at the Supplier's request and expense) to do all such things as may be reasonably required to assist the Supplier in taking or resisting any proceedings in relation to any infringement or claim referred to in clause 9.4.
Neither party shall be liable for any failure or delay in performing its respective obligations under the Contract to the extent that such failure or delay is caused by a Force Majeure Event. A Force Majeure Event means any event beyond a party's reasonable control which by its nature could not have been foreseen or, if it could have been foreseen, was unavoidable (including, without limitation, strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving its own workforce or a third party's), failure of energy sources or transport network, acts of God, war, terrorism, riot, civil commotion, interference by civil or military authorities, national or international calamity, armed conflict, malicious damage, breakdown of plant or machinery, nuclear, chemical or biological contamination, sonic boom, explosions, collapse of building structures, fires, floods, storms, earthquakes, loss at sea, epidemics or similar events, natural disasters or extreme adverse weather conditions, or default of suppliers or subcontractors).
11.1 Assignment and subcontracting
(a)The Supplier may at any time assign, transfer, dispose of, charge, sub-contract or deal in any other manner with all or any of its rights or obligations under the Contract.
(b)The Customer may not assign, transfer, dispose of, charge, sub-contract or deal in any other manner with all or any of its rights or obligations under the Contract without the prior written consent of the Supplier.
11.2 Notices
(a)Any notice or other communication given to a party under or in connection with the Contract shall be in writing and in the English language, addressed to that party at its registered office (if it is a company) or its principal place of business (in any other case) as set out in these Conditions or such other address as that party may have notified to the other party in writing in accordance with this clause, and shall be delivered personally, sent by pre-paid first-class post (or by airmail post if to an address outside the country of posting), recorded delivery, commercial courier, fax or e-mail, and, if addressed to the Supplier, marked for the attention of the Sales Director.
(b)A notice or other communication shall be deemed to have been received:
(i) if delivered personally, when left at the address referred to in clause 11.2(a);
(ii) if sent by pre-paid first-class post or recorded delivery, at 9.00 a.m. on the second Business Day after posting (or the fifth Business Day after posting if sent by airmail post);
(iii) if delivered by commercial courier, on the date and at the time that the courier's delivery receipt is signed; or
(iv) if sent by fax or e-mail, one Business Day after transmission.
(c)The provisions of this clause shall not apply to the service of any proceedings or other documents in any legal action.
11.3 Severance
(a)If any court or competent authority finds that any provision of the Contract (or part of any provision) is invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision or part-provision shall, to the extent required, be deemed to be deleted, and the validity and enforceability of the other provisions of the Contract shall not be affected.
(b)If any invalid, unenforceable or illegal provision of the Contract would be valid, enforceable and legal if some part of it were deleted, the provision shall apply with the minimum modification necessary to make it legal, valid and enforceable.
A waiver of any right or remedy under the Contract is only effective if given in writing and shall not be deemed a waiver of any subsequent breach or default. No failure or delay by a party to exercise any right or remedy provided under the Contract or by law shall constitute a waiver of that or any other right or remedy, nor shall it preclude or restrict the further exercise of that or any other right or remedy. No single or partial exercise of such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exercise of that or any other right or remedy.
11.5 Third party rights
A person who is not a party to the Contract shall not have any rights under or in connection with it.
11.6 Variations
Any variation to the Contract, including the introduction of any additional terms and conditions, shall only be binding when agreed in writing and signed by the Supplier.
11.7 Governing law and jurisdiction
(a)The Contract (and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with it or its subject matter or formation, including (without limitation) any non-contractual disputes or claims), shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, Chinese law. For the avoidance of doubt, the United Nations Convention on the International Sale of Goods shall not apply to the Contract. The international rules for the interpretation of trade terms prepared by the International Chamber of Commerce (Incoterms) shall apply but where they conflict with these Conditions, these Conditions shall prevail.
(b)Subject to clause 11.7(c), the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of China and agree that, in respect of proceedings in China and in any other jurisdiction, process may be served on either of them in the manner specified for notices in clause 11.2.
(c)Nothing in this clause 11.7 shall limit the right of the Supplier to take proceedings against the Customer in any other court of competent jurisdiction, nor shall the taking of proceedings in any one or more jurisdiction preclude the Supplier from taking proceedings in any other jurisdiction, whether concurrently or not, to the extent permitted by the law of such other jurisdiction.
(d)It is the Customer's obligation to:-
(i) acquaint itself and to comply with all applicable requirements and restrictions imposed by law or by governmental and other authorities or corporations relating to the possession, use, import, export, or resale of the Goods; and
(ii)ensure that no Goods are exported or imported in violation of the laws of any jurisdiction into or through which the Goods are transported during the course of reaching the Delivery Location.
Where necessary, the Customer shall inform the Supplier at a reasonable time before delivery of any documents which it is necessary for the Supplier to provide in order to allow export of the Goods in compliance with the laws of any relevant jurisdiction.
(e)The rights set out in this clause 11.7 are in addition to any other manner of service permitted by law at the time when service is made.


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Robert Pattinson On The Best Day Of His Life & His Sexy Details Photo Shoot
Published on February 13, 2010 at 4:45 pm
Robert Pattinson may have the world at his feet thanks to "The Twilight Saga" and his fabulous hair, but the star told the March issue of Details that the best day of his life had nothing to do with stardom.
"So this big female started sniffing my foot — big female elephant, that is," he said of a meeting in California, where he encountered the animal, during negotiations to star in the circus film "Water For Elephants." "She sniffed it so hard it came up off the pavement like her trunk was a vacuum cleaner. Then she took my entire body in her mouth. I was holding on to her head, and as I slowly let go she tightened her grip really carefully until I'm just upside down in her mouth and she's going through my pockets with her trunk, looking for peppermints. It was the best day of my life."
And while Robert may enjoy his animal encounters, he told the mag that doing a photo shoot with a number of naked women wasn't his cup of tea.
"I can't say I had no idea, because it was a 12-hour shoot, so you kind of get the picture that these women are going to stay naked after, like, five or six hours," he said. "But I wasn't exactly prepared. I had no idea what to say to these girls. Thank God I was hungover."
Though the actor has been heavily rumored to be dating "Twilight Saga" co-star Kristen Stewart, he added that it was another animal that has his love.
"The only emotional connection of relevance is with my dog," Robert said. "My relationship with my dog, it's ridiculous."
Nevertheless, there's one surprising element of human connection he enjoys – political speechmaking.
"It's fascinating. You'd have two or three minutes to affect someone. Make them hear you," he said. "I quite enjoyed doing press for the first 'Twilight,' because there was a similarity… I felt a responsibility to be fascinating. You're bargaining with the audience. Is this enough for them? And that affects the way you look at art."
Up next for the star is "Remember Me," due March 12, and the third "Twilight Saga" film, "Eclipse," due June 30.
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62 27 (2) May 3 NYM @ ATL W,7-5 GS-5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 9 .27 -0.014 .26 -0.01% -0.18 P
63 32 (4) May 10 NYM PIT L,3-7 GS-5 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 9 .87 -0.021 .69 -0.01% -0.20 P
64 37 (4) May 15 NYM @ STL L,2-4 GS-7 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .250 .500 9 .73 0.051 .40 0.02% 0.39 P
65 42 (4) May 20 NYM CIN L,3-4 GS-7 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .222 .222 .222 .444 9 .94 -0.035 .56 -0.01% -0.30 P
66 47 (4) May 26 NYM ATL W,4-2 GS-7 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .273 .273 .364 .636 9 1.30 0.015 .42 0.00% 0.22 P
67 52 (4) May 31 NYM @ MIA L,1-5 GS-7 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .231 .231 .308 .538 9 1.17 -0.062 .51 -0.02% -0.45 P
68 57 (4) Jun 8 NYM MIA L,1-2 13-GF(20) 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .200 .250 .267 .517 5 2.83 -0.113 .85 -0.02% -0.39 P
69 62 (4) Jun 14 NYM CHC L,3-6 GS-6 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .176 .222 .235 .458 9 1.03 -0.057 .20 -0.01% -0.83 P
70 68 (5) Jun 19 NYM @ ATL L,3-5 GS-5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .158 .200 .211 .411 9 .50 -0.025 .13 0.00% -0.18 P
71 79 (10) Jul 1 NYM ARI W,5-4 GS-6 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .150 .190 .200 .390 9 1.52 -0.066 .24 -0.01% -0.63 P
72 82 (2) Jul 4 NYM ARI L,4-5 14-15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .150 .190 .200 .390 2 2.83 -0.022 .56 0.00% -0.16 PH
73 84 (1) Jul 6 NYM @ MIL L,6-7 GS-6 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .136 .174 .182 .356 9 1.11 -0.074 .21 -0.01% -0.61 P
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PMCF Announces Sale of PRISM Plastics to Altus Cap
Chicago, IL and Southfield, MI – June 2014 – P&M Corporate Finance (PMCF) is pleased to announce that it served as the exclusive financial advisor to PRISM Plastics LLC (PRISM) of Chesterfield, Michigan, in its sale to Altus Capital Partners (Altus). Connecticut-based Altus is a private equity firm focused on investing in middle market niche manufacturing companies that employ proprietary technologies to produce highly engineered products.
PRISM is a uniquely differentiated injection molder of high volume, functional, mission-critical plastic component parts, primarily for safety related applications. In its 13 year history, the company has grown to become one of the most reputable and trusted suppliers to the occupant restraint segment and today serves almost every major automotive safety systems supplier globally.
"Altus' investment in PRISM serves as reinforcement of the exceptional brand we've built over the last decade," said Gerry Phillips, PRISM's Vice President and shareholder. "PRISM is poised to realize significant growth and our partnership with Altus provides us with the resources to make that happen. We chose to work with Altus because of the team's exceptional track record, their understanding of our business, and our mutual desire to continue to grow PRISM together."
PMCF was hired by PRISM's shareholders to serve as their investment banker and lead the sale process. Rod Bricker and Jerry Williams, Vice Presidents and shareholders noted, "We hired PMCF because of its focus and track record executing middle market plastics and automotive transactions. We couldn't be more pleased with the outcome of the transaction. PMCF understood our business and its key value drivers and that translated into a successful outcome for our entire team."
The transaction closed on May 1, 2014.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Autocam Medical Devices, LLC (Autocam Medical) announced the completion of its acquisition through cash transaction of Murfreesboro, Tenn.-based Southeastern Technology, Inc. (SET), effective November 30, 2014. Like Autocam Medical, SET is a leading contract manufacturer of precision-machined components, assemblies and engineered solutions primarily focused on serving original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the medical device industry. SET serves the orthopedic and spine markets with precision implants and complex instruments. They also machine precision components for other medical applications such as oncology and dental. Autocam Medical was advised on the transaction by P&M Corporate Finance, LLC
With the completion of the transaction, Autocam Medical is situated to become one of the most competitive global medical device contract manufacturing suppliers capable of manufacturing a wide range of precision components and complex assemblies in the marketplace. Projected 2015 sales of the companies will total approximately $100 million. SET will operate under Autocam Medical as the Southeastern Technology division; all employees will be retained.
"With the addition of Southeastern Technology, Autocam Medical gains a new strategic regional presence and key customer relationships," said John Kennedy, founder and CEO of Autocam Medical. "We also gain exceptional talent and technology."
"SET has a highly competent and engaged team with an excellent reputation for technical and engineering expertise, quality, value, and customer service. We don't anticipate any changes in SET operations beyond enhancing some IT infrastructure and certain business systems. We're excited to bring SET aboard and we have high expectations for our future," added Kennedy.
Lonnie Butner, VP of Operations at Southeastern Technology commented, "The combination of Autocam Medical and SET's manufacturing technologies will provide our customers with a single-source solution to manage entire implant and instrument platforms."
"As with all important business decisions," Butner added, "we will work closely with our clients, partners, and employees to make the integration process as smooth as possible. Our customers will continue to receive the same high quality service they have come to expect."


On my trip to Las Vegas, i was able to visit Nelson's Landing twice in one week and it was such a great experience with two models! i teamed up with Geneva (the model below) who also sells the gorgeous jewelry being shown of Stella & Dot, Keri Dawn of Like, Yumm! A Confectionary Boutique and Archel Rolwing Events who put me in touch with other wonderful vendors and even gave us some gorgeous details to show off that would be great for any event!
Ladies, think about this kind of jewelry for your big day to stand out! you can even make a switch. Start with pearls or something less bold and then change it out to something fun for the reception! A great way to have a few looks without having to change your dress completely.
The necklace above is from Stella & Dot was probably my favorite of the day, and i thought it matched the gorgeous little cake cookies in such a cute way!
The decor you see is from Archel Rolwing Events, i explained my vision to be more rustic, girly, and light colors and she did perfect to find pieces that fit my vision for this shoot! If you're looking for someone to help plan your event whether you need partial or full timing planning Archel is your girl!
want something different for your big day? these beautiful bracelets are still elegant with some extra chunk and cuteness!
Below just one idea on how to seat your guests, using wine stoppers!
oh my! when Keri Dawn told me about these pie pops, i knew they'd be delicious. A perfect dessert for your event, different from the popular cake pop, matches those rustic weddings and seriously... delicious. yes i tried one and they're so adorable too! i was in love.
Here's the table we put together! using the cake cookies, pie pops, and a little of the decor to spark some ideas for your event!
I hope this post helps spark some ideas for your big day, giving you a few wonderful vendors that can help out, and maybe even a way you can show off that dress again!
These vendors live in Vegas, but if you like what you see, contact them anyway, they'd love to help out even if you aren't living there! Happy Friday everyone!
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Essays in agent motivation
Sandford, Sarah (2015) Essays in agent motivation. PhD thesis, The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
This thesis studies the production of public goods by economic agents that are not only motivated by monetary incentives, but also by intrinsic or altruistic concerns. Each of the three chapters has conflict over social goals at their heart. In the first paper the conflict is between two donors, in the second between an NGO and its donors, in the last between a social planner and a bureaucrat. The conflicts have diverse but overlapping origins. It identifies policy solutions adapted to the context. In the first chapter, we conclude that the more motivated bureaucrats are by social gains, the less they should be subject to monitoring and the more discretion they should be given to manage a budget or quota themselves. We show that contracts using discretion can screen between more and less pro-socially motivated bureaucrats. We show that the limits of bureaucratic efficiency highlighted by Prendergast (2003) can be exceeded when the planner can choose to grant bureaucrats discretion. In chapter two, we study mission conflict between donors and recipients and provide an explanation as to why it may take place. We show that the Busan declaration's recommendation that the aid recipient's mission should be chosen, regardless of donor preferences, can sometimes lower social welfare, as it can distort donation levels and entry decisions. In the third chapter we identify fixed costs, mission uncontractibilities and income inequality as driving an inefficiently fragmented charitable sector. We demonstrate that, in the absence of granting a donor unilateral control over a mission, either progressive tax incentives for giving or covering the fixed costs of charities through taxation can make the second best achievable.
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Nicolás Sosa Sánchez (born 6 April 1996), also known as "NicKiller," is a Uruguayan professional footballer who plays as a forward for Primera División Uruguaya club River Plate.

"NicKiller" represented his team, León, in the first edition of the eLiga MX, an eSports tournament with the FIFA 20 game. In the Final, he beat Santiago Cáseres who represented América, making León the first Champion of the Tournament.

Honours
León
 eLiga MX: 2020
 Liga MX: Guardianes 2020

References

External links
Nicolás Sosa at playmakerstats.com (English version of ceroacero.es)

Cerro Largo F.C. players
Racing Club de Montevideo players
Club Atlético River Plate (Montevideo) players
Uruguayan Primera División players
Uruguayan Segunda División players
Uruguayan footballers
Association football forwards
1996 births
Living people

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Knowledge Resource Centre (KRC) mission is to enhance teaching and learning at PRIST University through the provision of flexible, diverse and user centered information services and resources. The knowledge resource centre is considered as a spine of the institute and is a new age of versatile approach to managing print, digital, audio-visual material, all in a seamlessly manner.KRC ha all the valued sources of knowledge showcasing the best collection of books, magazines, journals and other e resources from all over the world. The centre also has a large collection of the student project reports and other research projects. The collective strength of all resources at the KRC is aimed giving the centre the power to provide various services under one roof with online facilities to the faculty members, students, researchers.


Brass plated nail with a round head from House Doctor. Use the decorative nail as a beautiful hook for a tea towel in your kitchen or as a visible nail for picture hanging. Or use the nail in your wardrobe as a different and stunning hook.


The apostolical fathers: a critical account of their genuine writings and of their doctrines.
"This book was published in 1864 as the first volume of a 'Critical history of Christian literature and doctrine from the death of the apostles to the Nicene council.'"--3d prelim. leaf.
Introduction.--The apostolical fathers: Introduction. Clemens Romanus. Polycarp. The Epistle of Barnabas. The Pastor of Hermas. Papias.
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National Museum of Scotland launching new galleries
Coffin, plastered and painted wood, made for two children, from Thebes, Roman period
The National Museum of Scotland -- the most-visited attraction in the UK outside of London -- has announced the opening date for three new galleries dedicated to East Asia, Ancient Egypt and ceramics.
Set for February 8, 2019, the opening of the galleries 100 days from now will mark the completion of a 15-year transformation of the National Museum of Scotland that has involved restoring the Victorian building and displaying more of its holdings.
The three new galleries will feature 1,500 objects in all, 40 percent of which will go on show for the first time in a generation or more.
Ancient Egypt Rediscovered will cover 3,000 years of history, displaying objects including the only intact royal burial group outside Egypt, the only double coffin ever discovered in Egypt, and a cosmetics box said to be one of the finest surviving examples of decorative woodwork from ancient Egypt. Also in the spotlight will be the various contributions made by Scottish people to the field of Egyptology.
Exploring East Asia focuses on the cultures of China, Japan and Korea, featuring the museum's notable East Asia collection, which is among the most important in the UK and represents more than 150 years of continuous collecting. Objects will include a headdress from 18th-century China made of kingfisher feathers, sets of armor and Japanese woodblock prints.
In Art of Ceramics, visitors will be able to learn more about the versatile medium with examples from across the world dating from the 11th to the 21st centuries. Among the central themes will be the importance of ceramics in international trade and their use in scientific and technological applications, with examples such as 19th-century false teeth, heat-protective coatings and high-tech brakes used in motorsports.
The new galleries add to the more than 13,000 objects that have already been put on display across 26 galleries since the start of the museum's transformation. During that time, the museum has become the most-visited attraction in the UK outside London, welcoming more than 2.3 million visitors annually.
Located in Edinburgh, the National Museum of Scotland completes its revamp in the same year as the opening of the brand-new V&A design museum in nearby Dundee.


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I nearly ordered this on video before seeing it, as one of the greatest long-term sales was ending with 2007 - Amazon's 10% off for people who bought into HD during 2006. For whatever reason, the discount wasn't registering, so there was no particular need to pre-order in four-plus months in advance.
I'll definitely be picking it up, though - it's a pure delight. Just a matter of deciding on the format.
* * * * (out of four)
Seen 1 January 2008 at the The Somerville Theatre #2 (first/second-run)
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead knows every trick in the book. It flashes forward and back, shows us different sides to several scenes, and builds tension up for small things so well that the big things catch the audience almost completely off guard. The quick description of the story may not sound like much, but the execution is close to dead-perfect.
That story has two brothers - Andy (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and Hank (Ethan Hawke) - hatching a plan to rob their parents' jewelry store. The way they figure it, everything is insured and having worked there as teenagers, they know the place so well that they can control the situation and nobody will get hurt. Things don't go as planned, though, and the aftermath creates all sorts of tensions among the family, even if nobody knows the whole story.
The robbery is the second scene in the movie before we jump back in time a few days to see how Hank and Andy each arrived at that point. It's hard to really know at what point the decision the point to tell the story out of chronological order was made just by watching the film, but writer Kelly Masterson and veteran director Sidney Lumet certainly make it feel like this is the only way it could be done. It's a bit of a gimmick, of course, but the point of the device is seldom to hide information or make the audience re-examine the same moment with new information. That happens, of course, but just as often revisiting a scene mainly seems to be to allow the audience to fix events in the film's timeline. The greatest benefit, though, is in how it allows us to concentrate on Andy, Hank, or their father Charles (Albert Finney) individually; we get a good look at what each is doing or thinking without having to cut away because what someone else is up to at that moment is also important.
For all that Lumet is cutting the film together a bit unconventionally on the large scale, he's fairly old-school within any given segment. The robbery segment, for instance, is a great little mini-movie on its own: It gives us just enough time to get familiar with the geography of the store and parking lot without doing anything so obvious as a guided tour, works some tension with the clash of the masked robber and the old woman (Rosemary Harris), and ends on a nice, decisive bit of action. There's a clear point to each segment, and very little wasted time during any. Even the opening of the film, which might just seem like an excuse for some nice skin, does a nice job of establishing that these characters have known happiness and are trying to get back there.
What's especially impressive is how the film stays on target despite the many different directions Masterson and Lumet potentially have to go off on tangents. There's drug dealers, whether or not to take someone off life support, an audit of the real estate company where Andy and Hank work, and other things that could have potentially wound up dominating the film. Everything winds up tying back into the basic story of how the aftermath of the robbery ripping the family apart. It's a tight little thriller even though a lot is going on.
The filmmakers have a very nice cast working for them. Philip Seymour Hoffman is icy as Andy, but he's also desperate, and it's a blast to watch how the latter starts to take over as the film goes along. Hoffman somehow manages to keep Andy from becoming a simple villain, despite making him pretty scummy. Ethan Hawke can barely compete as the mostly sad-sack brother, although that's partly the point: Hank's just as desperate, and it's why Andy can lead him around. Albert Finney makes Charles a destroyed bear of a man, not quite brimming with rage but with no shortage, either. Marisa Tomei gives what may be her best performance in years as Andy's wife; she makes her beauty intimidating without being overtly demanding.
The best recommendation I can give for this movie as a thriller, though, is that there's always the sense that it can go in any direction. I'm not talking about twists, just saying that Masterson and Lumet present us with situations where their characters could be pushed in several directions, and keep doing so almost non-stop for two hours.
Also at eFilmCritic, along with four other reviews
Labels: crime, drama, independent, indiefilmcafe, Somerville, thriller
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Last summer and fall, Farm Foundation hosted a series of 12 workshops around the country on antibiotic use in animal agriculture and upcoming FDA rules and policy. While FDA officials participated in the workshops, time limitations kept them from addressing all the questions generated during the discussions.
The discussions centered on FDA's Guidance for Industry (GFI) 209 and GFI 213, which will phase out the use of medically important antimicrobials for production or performance purposes, and the new veterinary feed directive (VFD) rule, which requires veterinary oversight for the use of medically important antibiotics delivered in feed.
Enforcement - The VFD rule will take full effect at the end of this year, when drug companies introduce new labels reflecting the removal of performance claims and the VFD requirements for affected products. FDA will take on responsibility for enforcement of the rule at that time. Initially, FDA intends to focus on education and training for stakeholders including veterinarians, producers and feed manufacturers. Eventually though, FDA intends to use risk-based surveillance and exercise its enforcement authority to address flagrant or repeated violations, with actions including injunctions, seizures, monetary penalties and criminal charges. For minor or unintentional violations, FDA likely will issue warning letters, but more egregious violations could result in vigorous enforcement actions.
Electronic VFDs - Veterinarians can file VFD orders in electronic formats, including an electronic signature, as long as the format complies with specifications outlined in Part 11 of GFI 120. FDA recommends veterinarians check with service providers such as Global VetLink to ensure their electronic VFDs meet those specifications. More information on those requirements can be found in Part 11 of GFI 120.
Who can write a VFD order - The VFD rule focuses on the existence of a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) for the issuance of VFD orders. A veterinarian must be licensed to practice veterinary medicine and be acting within the course of their professional practice and in compliance with licensing and practice requirements, including a valid VCPR. The VCPR is clearly defined in the rules and requires first-hand familiarity with the client and the animals in question. A phone call or photographs alone do not establish a VCPR. National Veterinary Accreditation through USDA/APHIS is not required, as long as the veterinarian meets the licensing and VCPR requirements listed above. Likewise, small-animal veterinarians or technical services veterinarians can issue VFD orders if they meet those licensing and VCPR requirements.
Leftover medicated feed - As of January 1, 2017, all products covered by the VFD rule will need a VFD order. So, if farmers have leftover medicated feed, previously labeled for over-the-counter purchase, on hand after December 31, they must work with their veterinarians to obtain a VFD order before feeding those products to their animals.
of the VFD order for the client to provide to the supplier of their choosing.
Multiple livestock locations - A veterinarian can issue a VFD order for a client to use medicated feed at multiple locations, with the feed supplied by a single distributor, provided the VFD order complies with other regulations and specifies the same use with all the animals covered.
Removal of other OTC labels - Currently, the FDA has focused its judicious-use efforts on ending performance uses of medically important antibiotics and placing medicated feeds under the oversight of veterinarians. There is no plan for changing the labeling or marketing status of other antibiotics used in livestock production, but FDA intends to continue monitoring and evaluating efforts to combat antibiotic resistance.
Drugs transitioning from OTC to prescription.
Drugs transitioning from OTC to VFD.
Measuring results - The FDA currently compiles sales data for medically important antibiotics used in livestock, and studies resistance trends through its National Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring System (NARMS). The agency recognizes though, that it will need more information regarding on-farm practices and use of antibiotics to study relationships between uses and resistance trends. FDA plans to work with the USDA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to collect and analyze that information. The government agencies hosted a public meeting on this subject in September 2015 and accepted public comments until November 30, 2015. They currently are reviewing those comments and developing a plan.
Questions for FDA - Stakeholders can e-mail questions regarding these initiatives to CVM at the following address: AskCVM@fda.hhs.gov.
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Sole proprietorship, which refers to setups where there is only one business owner who may not necessarily run and oversee every transaction, but is typically extremely involved with operations. While this is easy and simple to form, it is equally burdensome to raise a capital and at the end of the day realize that you're personally liable for everything.
Limited Liability Company (LLC) is different from sole proprietorship as it uplifts your personal liability from the company. It is quite complicated as it requires you to submit articles of organization. Every state has varying LLC rules and regulations.
Corporation is suited for large businesses. The ownership lies in the stakeholder, so that is why raising a capital is not a problem. However this requires a long start-up process because of the number of things that have to be organized.
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Sally Cecilia Hawkins  (Dulwich, Londres, Inglaterra, 27 de abril de 1976) es una actriz británica. En 2002 hizo su debut cinematográfico en  All or Nothing de Mike Leigh. Continuó trabajando con Leigh, apareciendo en un papel secundario en El secreto de Vera Drake (2004) y protagonizando Happy-Go-Lucky (2008), actuación por la que fue aclamada y acreedora al Globo de Oro por mejor actriz de comedia o musical y el Oso de Plata a la mejor actriz.

Hawkins apareció en dos películas de Woody Allen, El sueño de Casandra (2007) y Blue Jasmine (2013); por esta última recibió nominaciones como actriz de reparto al Óscar, Globo de Oro, BAFTA, entre otros. Ha protagonizado Made in Dagenham (2010), Paddington (2014), Maudie, el color de la vida  (2016) y Paddington 2 (2017). Hawkins participó en la película de fantasía La forma del agua (2017) interpretando a Elisa Esposito y obtuvo el aplauso de la crítica junto con nominaciones para los premios Óscar, Globos de Oro, SAG, Critic Choice y BAFTA a la mejor actriz.

Hawkins comenzó su carrera como actriz de teatro apareciendo en producciones como Romeo y Julieta, interpretando a Julieta, Mucho ruido y pocas nueces y El sueño de una noche de verano . Apareció en producciones teatrales en el Royal Court Theatre de Londres, y en 2010 hizo su debut en Broadway en La profesión de la señora Warren. En 2012, protagonizó Constelaciones. Ha aparecido en las adaptaciones de la BBC de Tipping the Velvet (2002) como Zena Blake, y en Fingersmith (2005) como Sue Trinder. También apareció como Anne Elliot en Persuasión (2007),  adaptación de la novela de Jane Austen.

Es considerada una de las mejores actrices del cine británico en la actualidad.

Biografía
Hawkins nació el 27 de abril de 1976 en Dulwich y se crio en Blackheath, la hija de Jacqui y Colin Hawkins, autores e ilustradores de libros para niños. Sus padres tienen ascendencia católica irlandesa. Tiene un hermano mayor, Finbar Hawkins, un productor y diseñador gráfico. Hawkins se interesó por primera vez en la actuación a la edad de tres años cuando asistió al circo. Tenía la intención de entrar en la comedia, pero terminó haciendo obras de teatro. Hawkins asistió a la Escuela para Niñas de James Allen en Dulwich, y en 1998 se graduó de la Real Academia de Arte Dramático  (RADA).

Carrera
Hawkins comenzó su carrera principalmente como actriz de teatro en producciones como Muerte accidental de un anarquista, Romeo y Julieta, El jardín de los cerezos, Mucho ruido y pocas nueces (2000), El sueño de una noche de verano (2000), Misconceptions (2001) y Country Music (2004), también en la adaptación de David Hare de La casa de Bernarda Alba, de Federico García Lorca, en el Royal National Theatre (2005). Asimismo tuvo pequeñas participaciones en series de televisión como Casualty y Doctors. En 1998, cuando todavía era un estudiante, Hawkins fue seleccionada para participar como extra en Star Wars: Episodio I - La amenaza fantasma.

Hizo su primera actuación en la pantalla grande de forma notable como Samantha en la película de Mike Leigh, All or Nothing. Esta sería la primera de las tres veces que Hawkins y Leigh trabajarían juntos; la segunda fue la película de 2004 El secreto de Vera Drake. Apareció como Slasher en la película de acción Layer Cake en 2004. Su primer papel importante en la televisión llegó en 2005, cuando interpretó a Susan Trinder en la serie nominada para los BAFTA Fingersmith, una adaptación de la novela homónima de Sarah Waters, que coprotagonizó junto a Imelda Staunton (como había hecho en Vera Drake) y Elaine Cassidy. Después protagonizó otra adaptación de la BBC, Veinte mil calles bajo el cielo, de Patrick Hamilton. Entre 2003 y 2005 Hawkins apareció en cuatro episodios de la serie cómica de la BBC Little Britain.

También ha puesto la voz en numerosas series de radio como Concrete Cow, de la que también fue guionista, Ed Reardon's Week, Think the Unthinkable, Cash Cows, War with the Newts y The Party Line. En 2006, Hawkins regresó a los escenarios, presentándose en el Royal Court Theatre con The Winterling, de Jez Butterworth. Durante 2006 también hizo apariciones sin acreditar en Man to Man with Dean Learner, de Richard Ayoade, en escenas eliminadas que se incluyeron en el DVD de la serie. Ayoade dirigiría posteriormente a Hawkins en dos de sus películas, Submarine (2010) y The Double (2013).

En 2007 interpretó el papel de Anne Elliot en la película para televisión Persuasión, basada en la obra de Jane Austen. Su interpretación fue bien recibida por la crítica y obtuvo una Ninfa de Oro en el Festival de Televisión de Montecarlo. También tuvo un papel secundario en la película de  Woody Allen El sueño de Casandra, protagonizada por Colin Farrell y Ewan McGregor. En 2008, Hawkins se reunió con Leigh por tercera vez en la película de comedia-drama Happy-Go-Lucky, interpretando a Poppy Cross, una bondadosa maestra de escuela primaria. La actuación de Hawkins fue aclamada por la crítica y ganadora del Globo de Oro mejor actriz de comedia o musical y el Oso de Plata a la Mejor Actriz.

En el Festival Internacional de Cine de Toronto, de 2010, se proyectaron tres películas protagonizadas por Hawkins: Made in Dagenham,Submarine y Nunca me abandones. Las tres recibieron críticas positivas y las actuaciones de Hawkins fueron elogiadas. En octubre de 2010, apareció en Broadway como Vivie en La profesión de la señora Warren en el American Airlines Theatre.  En 2011, Hawkins tuvo un papel secundario en la adaptación cinematográfica de Jane Eyre y protagonizó la comedia romántica Love Birds. En 2012, coprotagonizó junto a Rafe Spall la obra Constelaciones de Nick Payne, en el Royal Court Theatre y después en el Duke of York's Theatre. La obra recibió críticas positivas y ganó el premio a la mejor obra de teatro en los Premios de Teatro Evening Standard. Ese mismo año tuvo un papel pequeño como la Sra. Joe en la adaptación al cine de  Grandes esperanzas.

En 2013, Hawkins participó por segunda vez con Woody Allen protagonizando junto a Cate Blanchett, la aclamada película Blue Jasmine, un papel por el que recibió su primera nominación al Óscar como Mejor actriz de reparto, así como reconocimientos de los Globos de Oro, BAFTA, entre otros reconocimientos. El mismo año protagonizó All Is Bright, junto a Paul Giamatti y Paul Rudd y tuvo una pequeña aparición como recepcionista en la película de Richard Ayoade The Double. En 2014, Hawkins apareció en Godzilla, como la Dra. Vivienne Graham, una científica que ayuda al Dr. Ishiro Serizawa, interpretado por Ken Watanabe.  También coprotagonizó junto a  John Hawkes y Michael Cera  el piloto de televisión de Charlie Kaufman How and Why. Al piloto no se le dio una orden de serie.

Hawkins interpretó a la madre de Asa Butterfield en la película dramática X+Y, que se estrenó en el Festival Internacional de Cine de Toronto de 2014. En noviembre de 2014 interpretó a la Sra. Brown en Paddington. La película está basada en los libros infantiles de Michael Bond, donde Paddington migra de las junglas del Perú a las calles de Londres, en donde es adoptado por la familia Brown. En 2017, Hawkins volvió a la secuela con su papel de Sra. Brown en Paddington 2,  la cual sostiene un 100% de calificación en Rotten Tomatoes, convirtiéndose en la película con mejores críticas del sitio. Ese mismo año protagonizó Maudie, el color de la vida, en donde interpretó a la pintora canadiense, Maud Lewis. Su actuación fue elogiada por los críticos y ganó el premio a mejor actriz en los Canadian Screen Awards.

Ese mismo año protagonizó la película de Guillermo del Toro, La forma del agua, por la que fue aclamada por la crítica y recibió su segunda nominación al Óscar, en esta ocasión como mejor actriz, al igual que nominaciones al Globo de Oro, SAG, Critic Choice, BAFTA, entre otros. Por su participación en Paddington 2, Maudie y La forma del agua, recibió el premio a la actriz británica del año del London Film Critics Circle.

En 2018, Hawkins protagoniza Eternal Beauty, película dirigida por su coprotagonista en Submarine y Jane Eyre, Craig Roberts. En 2019 regresará a la pantalla grande en Godzilla: King of the Monsters .

Actuaciones

Teatro
 1998: Accidental Death of an Anarchist.
 1998: Julieta en Romeo and Juliet - Teatro Real de York.
 1999: Leah'le en The Dybbuk - Centro de Arte Battersea.
 1999: Anya en The Cherry Orchard.
 2000: Hermia en A Midsummer Night's Dream.
 2001: Zoe en Misconceptions.
 2004: Lyndsey Sargeant en Country Music.
 2005: Adela en The House of Bernarda Alba - Royal National Theatre.
 2006: Lue en The Winterling - Royal Court Theatre.
 2010: Vivie en Mrs. Warren's Profession.

Radio
 2002: Concrete Cow.
 2004: Think the Unthinkable.
 2005: War with the Newts.
 2005: The Party Line.
 2005: Ed Reardon's Week.

Películas

Premios y nominaciones

Óscar

Globo de Oro

BAFTA

Sindicato de Actores

Crítica Cinematográfica

Satellite

Festival de Cine de Berlín

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Actrices de Londres
Actrices de cine de Inglaterra
Actrices de teatro de Inglaterra
Actrices de televisión de Inglaterra
Actrices de voz de Inglaterra
Alumnado de la Real Academia de Arte Dramático
Ganadoras del Globo de Oro a la mejor actriz de comedia o musical (cine)
Ganadores del premio Globo de Oro
Candidatas al premio Óscar a la mejor actriz
Candidatas al premio Óscar a la mejor actriz de reparto


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CLEMSON: Last season: 25-10, reached first Sweet 16 since 1997.
Who's gone: Shooting guard Gabe DeVoe, forwards Donte Grantham, forward Mark Donnal.
Who's back: Guard Marcquise Reed was the team's leading scorer who considered the NBA before coming back for senior season. Point guard Shelton Mitchell, like Reed, also tested his NBA prospect before returning to form one of the ACC's most experienced backcourts. Forward Elijah Thomas, who led the Tigers with 8.1 rebounds a game, is also back for his senior season. Clemson made it four-for-four in returning seniors when David Skara, a 6-foot-8 forward who is considered the Tigers' best defender, first chose to leave and play professionally in his native Croatia, then in the summer changed his mind and came back to college.
Who's new: 6-10 forward Javan White transferred from Oral Roberts and has two years left at Clemson as a graduate student. Freshman Trey Jemison is a 6-11 forward and tallest player on the Tigers.
The Skinny: The Tigers were a surprise last season in winning 11 ACC games to finish third in the league. They won't sneak up on anyone this year. But with four experienced seniors to lead the way, a return to the NCAA is expected.
Expectations: Las Vegas oddsmakers have Clemson as long shot to win the NCAA Tournament at 120-1, on par with Arizona, Butler and Mississippi State.


Does anyone (communitymanagers?) know if the newly-combined program still gifts us an elite night credit and/or Twitter bonus points on our birthdays? In the past two years, it took a while for them to actually post to my account but today's the day and I haven't even received the automatic annual birthday email yet.
Yes, @CommunityManager's responded at the very bottom on this linked Thread on what you have to do to receive the credit: Birthday elite night credit - discontinued?


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The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Violence Begets Violence
By Cody
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The Western narrative of the Arab-Israeli conflict often hides the brutal animosity felt by both sides, and instead portrays the Palestinians as the violent antagonists. As the story goes, Palestinian acts of terrorism provide legitimacy to Israel's occupation of and military incursions into Palestinian territories. Palestinian rockets and mortars falling on Israeli houses are twisted into a perception that the Palestinians cannot be trusted nor diplomatically dealt with. Yet gradually, stories are being revealed by Israeli soldiers serving in the Palestinian occupation which paint a different picture. A level of brutality comparable to, if not even more atrocious than, that shown by the Palestinian terrorists is exercised by this occupying force. These soldiers' stories reveal the true nature of this conflict: Not only are Palestinian acts of terrorism committed against Israelis, but Israeli atrocities are also committed against Palestinians.
Violence begets violence. Kidnapped Israelis lead to murdered Palestinians. Murdered Palestinians lead to Palestinian rocket attacks. Palestinian rocket attacks lead to Israeli airstrikes, and Israeli airstrikes lead to kidnapped Israelis. As with any relationship, the dynamic between the Palestinians and the Israelis is a "two-way street." Antagonisms breed off of antagonisms, and both sides have come to feel that violence and hatred are the only methods capable of achieving their aims. However, the violence exhibited by both sides simply breeds more violence, deepens the animosity between these two peoples, and makes a peaceful resolution to the conflict seem ever more unlikely. If any peace is to come to this region, this vicious cycle of reciprocity needs to be broken.
As an internationally-recognized state, as the more powerful partner in this conflict, and as the occupier, the moral and legal responsibility to break this cycle rests on Israel. It is true, Israel has legitimate concerns and complaints about Palestinian actions. It is true, Israel has suffered equally in the violence and inhumanity that this conflict has bred. None of this is to say that Israel is the sole antagonist in the conflict; rather, both sides are. Yet Israel, being the stronger partner in this dysfunctional relationship, has the resources and the capacity to break the cycle of hatred and violence. Ultimately, the steps taken to end the conflict must begin on one side. As a country created on the express notion of protecting an oppressed people, as the country which is now occupying other people's lands, the moral spotlight shines brightly on Israel. It is they who should take those first steps.
Peaceful solutions to the conflict exist in theory, and are as equally applicable in practice as the violent responses we see today. So long as the conditions which have produced these soldiers' stories continue to exist, however, we should expect the conflict to continue to rage.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Michael Patrick Partners, a nationally recognized creative agency, announced today that the undergraduate admissions enrollment viewbook it created for Santa Clara University won a Circle of Excellence Gold Award in the Viewbooks and Prospectuses category from CASE, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
A college viewbook is the keystone communications tactic used to attract the brightest prospective students from around the world. This particular viewbook created for Santa Clara University tells a story of the only institution that has spent the past 150 years effecting change from the heart of the most innovative place on earth: Silicon Valley.
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Hawkeyes' Kirk Ferentz wraps up 2019, turns page to 2020 & Spencer Petras
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Posted: Jan 20, 2020 / 09:05 PM CST / Updated: Jan 21, 2020 / 08:25 AM CST
The Hawkeyes' 10-win season and Holiday Bowl victory are now in the rear-view mirror. Kirk Ferentz turned the page to 2020 on Monday, now looking for some of his returning players to step up — especially Spencer Petras, the odds-on favorite to be the starting quarterback next season.
"I think Spencer, especially in December, he really looked like a college quarterback," Ferentz said. "He looked like a Big Ten quarterback in practice. And again, that's practice, but we do competitive stuff against each other. I was pleased, I think all of us were pleased with the growth he demonstrated. He seems to have all the right attributes and now it's a matter of him getting himself ready and going out and competing."
"We had a really good season in '19," Ferentz said. "I'll complement them on that, but that was last year and that was last year's team. We've got a whole new team now. We've got a new opportunity and the most important thing is for everybody to realize we've got a long road ahead us, a lot of work to do if we're going to seize those opportunities at all. That's really what it gets down to right now and doing everything we deem to be important. You gotta do it with purpose and if the guys can do that then we've got a chance to have a good football team again."
The players will officially start their winter workouts on Tuesday. The Hawks' 2020 opener — a cool 7 1/2 months away over at Kinnick Stadium when they host Northern Iowa on September 5.
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Hawkeyes move up to No. 4 in AP Top 25
by DAVE SKRETTA, Associated Press / Jan 18, 2021
The same teams made up the top 5 of the The Associated Press men's basketball poll Monday, but Iowa and Texas swapped places.
Luka Garza and the Hawkeyes moved into fourth after ripping Northwestern by 23 points on the road Sunday, while the Longhorns fell back a spot after their six-game winning streak was stopped by No. 12 Texas Tech in a narrow defeat earlier in the week.
No. 5 Hawkeyes rout Northwestern 97-73
by Dustin Nolan / Jan 17, 2021
The Iowa Hawkeyes' hot play in the Big Ten continued with a 96-73 win over Northwestern on the road. Iowa was tied with the Wildcats at 28 in the first half, but then the Hawkeyes went on a 41-14 run to help secure the win.
Luka Garza had 17 points and 10 rebounds, Joe Wieskamp had 16 points and CJ Fredrick added 13 points of his own.
Garza scores 17 as No. 5 Hawkeyes rout Northwestern
by JOHN JACKSON, Associated Press / Jan 17, 2021
Luka Garza had 17 points and 10 rebounds in just 24 minutes, and No. 5 Iowa rolled to a 96-73 victory over Northwestern.
Joe Wieskamp had 16 points and CJ Fredrick added 13 as the Hawkeyes won their fifth straight and improved to 12-2. Iowa and Michigan are tied for the Big Ten lead.


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PPC CHAIRMAN VISIT NBCT DURING MCO
Penang Port Commission (PPC) Chairman Datuk Tan Teik Cheng made a working visit to North Butterworth Container Terminal (NBCT) on 13th January 2021 in accordance with the implementation of Movement Control Order (MCO) in Penang from 13th January to 26th January 2021. The working visit was to ensure a smooth cargo release at NBCT and at the same time to assure the delivery of essential products to consumers is not affected especially during the Chinese New Year.
He stressed that PPC and Penang Port Sdn. Bhd. (PPSB) will always cooperate with various government agencies such as Malaysian Quarantine and Inspection Services (Maqis) and Royal Malaysian Customs Department so that the cargo clearance process at NBCT, will adhere to the SOPs and rules.
Datuk Tan also hoped that all parties are able to give full support and comply to the SOPs during the MCO period of 14 days as well as to set aside political differences during the trying period of pandemic Covid-19 for the people well-being.
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