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Staffy Dog Border Collie Monogram, Custom Dog Father's Day Mother's day Afcultures Metal Wall Art is perfect for cat or dog lovers and pet owners‰۪ home and shop decoration. Profess your love for your endlessly cute pet with our equally-adorable metal sign! The staffy dog sign is made of metal hich creates the illusion of an aged vintage sign.
Bring your home to life with one-of-a-kind AFCULTURES Metal Wall Art Decor.
Our sign would definitely add a unique, stylish look to any wall.åÊåÊAfcultures‰۪s team aims are to turn nature‰۪s bounty into beautiful wall art and we guarantee the sign you buy will be worth its weight in gold.
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Quality: Our products are made from high-quality 16 gauge thickness steel in black color and sizes vary from 10‰ to 36‰.
Durability:åÊåÊAll products are powder-coated to last a lifetime. We also offer a 5-year quality guarantee against defects. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
How to use: Most products come with mounting holes so it‰۪s easily hung with screws, hooks, or wall magnets.
Where to hang: Our metal signs are perfect decoration items for cabins, lodges, garages, patios, man caves, she sheds, barns or storehouses.
Please take a note for us if you have any specific requests for the positions of the hanging holes.
- Please note that the product stands 1 cm away from the wall due to elevation screws and hanging attachment.
- åÊEasy to hang with one nail from the hanging attachment on the back of the product.
How to calculate the dimension of the sign?
Notice: The dimension of your sign will be measured by the largest point and just applied for 1 side.
Our products will be made with base square frames and the dimension of the final sign can be changed depending on the design and the shape you choose (circle, oval, rectangle, ...)
All of them will measure by inches.
Example: Customers choose sizes 30 inches and 24 inches at the oval and rectangle, so the dimension of the sign will be counted by width for rectangle and diameter for oval as below.
The dimension of your sign will be measured by the largest point and just applied for 1 side.
All products have two different measurement units as inch.
- Please note that the product stands 1" away from the wall due to elevation screws and hanging attachment.
- Easy to hang with one nail from the hanging attachment on the back of the product.
Please pay attention to the size of the product when placing your order. For this reason, order cancellation and/or refunds are not made.
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Thank you for shopping with us! The following page will do a good job explaining some vital information about shipping.
- Generally, orders will typically ship within 14 business days from the customer's order date on average (applied for all orders in US).
During peak season or high demand, items and custom monogram orders may take up to 6 weeks.
- We make it a priority that your order will be quickly processed and safely delivered. To ensure the items are received in a timely manner, we ship every item through air to the destination country.
- Through multiple shipping partners we are able to offer delivery of your new decor no matter where you are on the planet!
- Our shipping charges are determined by the weight of your order and the cost of shipping to your country. Every country has a different price and we absolutely make no money on shipping.
- Any international orders placed outside of the United States of America must note that our shipping companies cannot deliver to PO boxes. If you have put a PO box as your address and our system flags it, we will send out notices via email for a new address. If our system doesn't flag it, your shipment may get re-routed. It is your responsibility to make sure a PO box is not used for international orders.
Attempted Deliveries
Our shipping providers such as USPS, DHL, FEDEX… and other international shippers have a strict policy for deliveries. Signature may be required on orders because of the size and value of the pieces being shipped. As per the policies of the shipping company, delivery will be attempted up to 3 times before it is sent back to the shipping facility.
In the event where the delivery is unsuccessful after 3 attempts, the shipping companies at their own discretion may destroy the package without any further notice. In this event, we will not be liable for the shipment.
Duties & Taxes
You will be liable for all import duties, customs and taxes. These will be due at the point of, or after delivery. Please be aware that we do not have any control for any duties, customs and taxes levied by the country your order is being shipped to. We cannot advise you what the cost will be as these charges can vary according to country.
Since these fees are not computed nor applied to orders by us, please contact your local customs office to find out more information if you are unsure of the charges.
How long and how much does the shipping take?
* This chart shows shipping time only, not including the production time (7-10 working days).
* Free Express shipping for all orders from size 18inches.
Shipping Time
Shipping Method
Shipping fee
Other Countries
10~15 working days
7~10 working days
Shipping Method
Shipping fee
12in & 14in
Standard (7-10 days)
Express (~5 days)
18in – 36in
Express (~5 days)
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0g – 1499g
10~15 working days
1500g and up
All size
5-7 days
* Note: Applying for the CA orders only.
After departing from Afcultures's facility, the carrier packages generally deliver within 7-15 business days, depending on your location and chosen shipping method.
When your order is processed and shipped, you will receive a notification via email with your package's tracking number (Please make sure you provide us your email address on your order).
Any and all customs fees and charges related to your (the customer's) order/package are 100% your responsibility.
Afcultures is not responsible for and will not pay customs charges for any orders. International orders can take several weeks to arrive as they must pass through customs and while we make every effort to ensure orders are shipped in a timely manner, shipping timelines for international packages are out of our control.
My tracking says "no information available at the moment".
For some shipping companies, it takes 2-5 business days for the tracking information to update on the system. If your order was placed more than 5 business days ago and there is still no information on your tracking number, please contact us.
Why does my tracking says "Return to Sender processed"?
For some reasons, your order will be returned to our overseas warehouse for sorting. In this case, please contacting us as soon as possible, we will check and support you to receive the order to the best of our ability.
Please note that in the case of returned items due to customer-related causes such as an insufficient address or an inability to contact the consignee, we will not responsible for compensation for the order. However, we will still support the customer to the best of our ability to successfully re-issue the package.
Will my items be sent in one package?
For logistical reasons, items in the same purchase will sometimes be sent in separate packages, even if you've specified combined shipping.
Almost our products Metal Wall Art are proudly manufactured and shipped from Louisiana, USA.
Absolutely. Just attach your PDF, JPEG, or any other file when submitting the easy quote form on our website and we will quote a price and create your design and send it to you to check for your approval.
At this moment, we are provided some colors: Black, Red, Copper, and Silver.
Our goal here at Afcultures to offer you the best shipping experience possible! Everyday we deliver to hundreds of customers across the world from our Loussianna based workshop while striving to provide the very highest levels of responsiveness to you at all times. We take a lot of price in the superior quality of the custom decor we produce and that same attention to detail applies to our shipping department as well. The time frame for order delivery is divided into two parts: Production Time & Shipping Time.
Production Time:
Every item in our store gets handcrafted at our Loussianna-based workshop as orders are placed. Once we receive your order the dedicated team at Afcultures ushers your designs through a multi-step production process.
Step 1: Our designs ensure your personalized text is adjusted perfectly for a superior quality finished product.
Step 2: Our skilled craftsman cut your design from high-grade 18 gauge steel. Your cut design then gets polished to a smooth finish and then gets a baked-on powder coating to ensure they are both waterproof and rust-resistant for years of indoor/outdoor use.
Step 3: Our shipping team then carefully boxes your finished designs for safe transit to your desired location. Our typical production time for each order is 5- 15 business days.
Shipping Time:
This refers to the time it takes for your order to be shipped from our Loussianna-based design workshop to your delivery address.
Domestic order:
Order less than 79$
Method: USPS Priority Mail or FedEx
Delivery time: 3-5 business days
Cost: 5.99$
Order Greater than 79$
Method: FedEx or UPS
Delivery time: 2-4 business days
Cost: Free
International Order
Method: FedEx or UPS
Delivery time: 10-15 business days
Cost: Depend on the country, will calculate when checkout.
Please Note: A tracking number will be emailed to you so that you can follow its progress right through final delivery to your address. If you do not receive your order within two weeks, please reach out to us via our CONTACT US
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All coupon codes must be entered at check-out. Discounts will not apply to any items that are apart of discounted collections.
Please check have any code applied in your checkout page. Only accepted 1 code for 1 time buy. So if you want to use more code discount, please split the order.
YES, we provided worldwide shipping.
We typically produce all orders within 3-5 business days. You have up to 12 hours from when the order is placed to make any changes or cancellations. After this period, we are unable to modify the order.
Due to our items being personalized and made on-demand, we are unable to accept any returns. Can be returns or exchange for case damaged, wrong customized or wrong design.
Most of our metal signs are powder coated for maximum durability that will last for decades!
In case you meet any problems when using our products, please contact us at email@example.com to get more timely support.
We are so sorry to hear that your order arrived in less than pristine condition! Please let us make it right. Our customer service team will be more than happy to assist with processing a replacement order or issuing a refund. You may contact our customer service team here: email@example.com
Although we strive for perfection, we are human and sometimes the wrong items are shipped from our warehouses. We are so sorry for any inconvenience this has caused and our customer service team is here to help make things right. Please contact our customer service team via phone, email, or our contact us page, so that they can work to get you your goods as soon as possible.


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Electrolux North America's first Memphis-made products have rolled off the assembly line and been shipped across the country.
The inaugural products produced at the Memphis facility – the Frigidaire and Frigidaire Gallery slide-in ranges – were recently manufactured, packaged and loaded onto trucks for warehousing and retail distribution throughout the United States. It's the culmination of a two-year construction effort on the 750,000-square-foot, $266 million dollar facility. The first truckload of ovens was shipped to Seattle, Wa.
In addition to the two ranges, the plant will ultimately produce a variety of signature items, including Electrolux, Electrolux ICON and Frigidaire built-in and specialty cooking products, wall ovens and specialty freestanding ranges.
The plant, inside Frank C. Pidgeon Industrial Park, features an in-house lab that allows the company to simulate a product's lifetime usage and performance expectations.
Electrolux said it has hired about 500 employees in manufacturing, engineering, supply-chain management, finance and operations management at the Memphis plant. It will eventually employ 1,200 people over the course of the next five years as it reaches full production.
The National Foundation for Transplants has a new leader.
The foundation has appointed Connie Gonitzke to serve as president and CEO of the Memphis-based national nonprofit.
Gonitzke rose through the foundation's ranks, joining the organization in 2002 as a patient advocate before being appointed director of resource development in 2006 and senior vice president of development in 2008.
As president and CEO, Gonitzke will focus on raising the foundation's national profile and position and increasing philanthropic efforts.
Gonitzke has been a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals since 2005, earning the Certified Fund Raising Executive credential. She also has volunteered and served on various boards and in leadership positions in numerous community and religious organizations, including the West Tennessee Transplant Association and as president of the local AFP chapter.
Founded in 1983, the National Foundation for Transplants has generated nearly $65 million to help transplant patients overcome financial obstacles.
Shelby County Chancellor Kenny W. Armstrong and Memphis attorney Dorothy Pounders were among three finalists for an upcoming vacancy on the Tennessee Court of Appeals recommended Thursday, Nov. 14, to Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam.
The recommendations are the first the Governor's Commission on Judicial Appointments has made since Haslam created the body in October.
The third finalist on the list is attorney Brandon O. Gibson of Jackson, Tenn.
Haslam will pick one of the three to fill the vacancy on the court when Judge David Farmer retires at the end of August. Farmer is one of several state appellate court judges who have announced they will not seek re-election in retention races in August but plan to serve until the end of their terms later that month.
Haslam is awaiting the commission's recommendations to fill the upcoming Tennessee Supreme Court vacancy created by the planned retirement of Justice Janice Holder of Memphis.
Trolley Station, a Class C shopping center at the northwest corner of South Perkins Road and American Way, has sold for $2.7 million to a Georgia-based company.
Vishal Trolley Station LLC purchased the property from Kimco Trolley Station LP in an Oct. 29 special warranty deed, financing the deal with a $1.9 million deed of trust through Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Co. Shiv K. Aggarwal signed the trust deed as sole manager of Vishal Trolley Station.
The purchase includes three parcels, according to the warranty deed: a 107,267-square-foot neighborhood shopping center at 2685 S. Perkins, a 45,812-square-foot single-occupancy building at 2665 S. Perkins, and a 15,312-square-foot single-occupancy building at 2671 S. Perkins.
Constructed between 1991 and 1993, the buildings are situated on 14.6 acres, and the Shelby County Assessor of Property's combined 2013 appraisal is about $4.4 million.
Kimco Trolley Station bought the property in 1998 for $16.2 million.
Henry Stratton, vice president of brokerage services for Colliers International Memphis, has been elected to a three-year term on the national board of directors of the CCIM Institute, a commercial real estate organization with over 15,000 designees worldwide.
The institute confers the Certified Commercial Investment Member designation, which denotes a recognized expert in commercial and investment real estate.
Stratton has held the CCIM designation since 2003. He served as local chapter president in 2009 and as a regional vice president in 2013.
As vice president of brokerage service, Stratton specializes in office and industrial tenant representation, acquisitions and dispositions. Stratton has been with Colliers International Memphis since 2001.
More Memphis area Dunkin' Donuts are on the way.
Franchise group JP Foods LLC will develop 12 new restaurants throughout Memphis, with the first new restaurant expected to open in 2015 and the remainder by 2020.
JP Foods, led by Peter Garner and Jonathan Vacca, will manage and oversee daily operations for each restaurant.
The new agreement means the Memphis market is officially sold out. Dunkin' Donuts entered the market in 2008 at 1674 Whitten Rd. and currently has seven stores in the Memphis area.
The Sears Crosstown redevelopment team garnered a $50,000 grant from Shelby County to help link the property with a nearby greenline.
The grant, which was given to the county from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, will be used on design work to extend the nearby Vollintine & Evergreen Greenline, located across North Parkway, through the Crosstown site.
The grant is supplemental funding for the development team's $175 million proposal to turn the long-vacant building into a thriving hub for arts, education and health care.
The project includes St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, ALSAC (the fundraising arm of St. Jude), Crosstown Arts, Gestalt Community Schools, Memphis Teacher Residency, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, Church Health Center and Rhodes College as founding partners that have pledged to be tenants in the redeveloped building.
The $50,000 is not part of $15 million the redevelopment team has requested from the city of Memphis for infrastructure improvements such as sewer repairs and improving sidewalks and roads.
A local medical clinic for humans has created a unique way to help "man's best friend."
When Doctors Express treats a patient, the medical services clinic will buy a bag of dog food in the name of that patient and donate it to the Streetdog Foundation, a nonprofit whose mission is getting pit bull breeds off the streets of Memphis and into a rehabilitation program so they can be placed into homes.
Jim Harper, owner and CEO of the Memphis Doctors Express primary and urgent care medical clinic, said Doctors Express came up with the idea for the donation program and took it to the founders of the Streetdog Foundation, which is operated by volunteers.
The program currently runs through the end of the year, but Harper said if it is successful, he will continue it next year.
Three Memphis-area Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen properties have been purchased by an Arizona real estate investment trust for $5.1 million.
Spirit Master Funding LLC, a REIT affiliated with Scottsdale, Ariz., Spirit Realty Capital, bought the properties Oct. 25 from Shelton Development Co. LLC in separate transactions, paying $1.3 million for the Popeyes at 1105 W. Poplar Ave. in Collierville, $2 million for the one at 6085 Stage Road in Bartlett and $1.9 million for the one at 3660 Austin Peay Highway in Memphis.
Built in 2000, the Collierville Popeyes measures 3,226 square feet and is on 0.8 acres on the south side of West Poplar east of Poplar View Parkway. The Shelby County Assessor of Property appraised it this year at $917,900.
The 3,744-square-foot Bartlett Popeyes was built in 1985 and is situated on 1.2 acres on the south side of Stage between Bartlett Boulevard and Elmore Park Road. The assessor's 2013 appraisal is $763,600.
And the Austin Peay Popeyes, built in 2004 and measuring 2,302 square feet, is on 1.3 acres on the southeast side of Austin Peay southwest of Joslyn Street. Its 2013 appraisal is $622,200.
In conjunction with the purchases, Spirit Master Funding filed a $7.5 million deed of trust through Citibank NA. Gregg A. Seibert signed the loan as senior vice president of Spirit SPE Manager LLC, the managing entity behind Spirit Master Funding LLC.
Memphis-area home sales for October were relatively flat from a year ago, with 1,378 total sales, according to the Memphis Area Association of Realtors.
The 1,378 sales in October were up 5.3 percent from 1,309 sales recorded in September. The average sales price for a home in October was $146,771, up 14.2 percent from $128,526 last October. Total sales volume for the month was $202 million, up 13.7 percent from $177.9 million last October.
The sales numbers come from MAAR's Multiple Listing Service, which covers Shelby, Fayette, Tipton, Hardeman, Hardin, McNairy, and Lauderdale counties in Tennessee; DeSoto County, Miss., and Crittenden County, Ark.
MAAR has recorded 13,891 home sales through October, up 8.9 percent from 12,752 over the same period last year. The average home sales price through October was $143,200, up 10.7 percent from $129,375 over the same period last year.
Dale Thomas, a partner in the law firm of Rainey, Kizer, Reviere & Bell PLC, will succeed John Burleson to become the firm's next president Jan. 1.
The firm's president continues to practice law while also assuming responsibility for setting leadership strategy, managing business affairs and supervising the firm administrator.
Thomas has been associated with Rainey Kizer since graduating with honors from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 1988. He practices in the areas of general civil and commercial litigation, workers' compensation, employment law, insurance coverage, trucking law, and education law.
The Indie Memphis Film Festival drew more than 10,000 attendees for the second year in a row to the four-day festival, organizers said.
This year's attendance total was 10,035.
With the completion of the new Hattiloo Theatre next year, Indie Memphis executive director Erik Jambor said, the 2014 festival "should be even better." And according to Indie Memphis board president Iddo Patt, this year's festival had more venues at, near and sometimes over capacity than ever before.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam says he's committed to improving the salaries of the state's teachers and plans to provide some degree of funding in his proposed budget to start doing so.
The Republican governor began his annual budget hearings with agency leaders at the Capitol on Tuesday with the Education Department.
Commissioner Kevin Huffman didn't provide specific numbers on what an increase for teachers might look like, saying he and the governor needed to first see how the overall budget comes together and then explore "what's doable this year" for teachers.
Haslam said at a news conference last month that by the time he leaves office he wants Tennessee's teacher salaries to have grown more than teacher salaries in any other state.
He told reporters on Tuesday that the state has an ongoing commitment with K-12 teachers.
BDL Properties LLC has filed a $907,091 building permit application with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement for a Cordova property it purchased Oct. 25.
The limited liability company, which lists a Memphis address, bought the 0.9-acre parcel in a $193,842 warranty deed from the Grace N. Gower Marital Trust and Grace N. Gower Family Trust.
The property, which the sale document lists at 0 Douglas Road, is part of 10 acres the Gower trusts own, located behind Lowe's Home Improvement on the east side of South Germantown Parkway.
At the time of purchase, BDL filed a $1.1 million construction deed of trust through First State Bank, and also filed a $123,000 deed of trust through Jack Bomar. John W. Brown III signed both trust deeds on behalf of BDL Properties.
The permit application lists the scope of work as "ground up construction" of a 7,600-square-foot building. Alexander Construction LLC is listed as the project's contactor.
Memphis attorney Sheri Lipman appeared Wednesday, Nov. 13, before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, which is reviewing her nomination by President Barack Obama to become the newest U.S. District judge for the Western District of Tennessee.
Obama nominated Lipman Aug. 1 on the recommendation of U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen of Memphis, who set up a screening committee to interview nine potential candidates.
The committee has not reported to the full Senate on Lipman's nomination.
Lipman served as counsel to the University of Memphis for 10 years before becoming chief of staff to University President Brad Martin.
Paragon National Bank's four banking centers will serve as donation points for the Sixth Annual Mid-South Food Bank Student Food Drive.
Donations of nonperishable food items can be made through Nov. 29 at Paragon's four locations: Paragon Place, 6300 Poplar Ave.; Fountain Place, 5400 Poplar Ave.; Saddle Creek, 7600 Poplar Ave.; and Grove Park, 4515 Poplar Ave.
Last year, Paragon collected more than $14,000 in donations and more than 500 pounds of food.
The Tennessee Republican Party and former chief of staff Mark Winslow have settled a lawsuit over the public disclosure of his severance pay after he left the state GOP.
Republican U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann of Chattanooga and political operative Chip Saltsman remain defendants in the case headed for trial on Feb. 24.
"I am pleased we have reached an amicable resolution of this unfortunate matter and look forward to Mark's continuing good work for the party and our principles," state Republican Party Chairman Chris Devaney said in a release Thursday.
Terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
Devaney chose not to retain Winslow after he was elected to replace former Chairwoman Robin Smith, who left the position in 2009 to run for Congress.
Winslow went to work as a top aide to Smith's campaign, and later details of the confidential severance agreement became the subject of media reports and ads by Fleischmann's campaign. Fleischmann ended up winning the nomination and the general election.
"Their target was Robin Smith, but they used Mark Winslow, who had worked for the party, and is still on the state executive committee," said Winslow's attorney, Gary Blackburn. "And they described his behavior as at least unethical and probably illegal."
Winslow sued Fleishman, Saltsman and the state GOP in Davidson County Circuit Court, seeking a combined $750,000 in damages on the basis that his reputation had been unfairly damaged by the disclosures.
Saltsman, in testimony last year, said documents describing the payments were left anonymously on the steps of the garage at his home.
Amazon is teaming up with the U.S. Postal Service to deliver packages on Sundays.
The Seattle company says Sunday delivery will be available this week to customers in the New York and Los Angeles metropolitan areas. Amazon and the Postal Service plan to roll out service to "a large portion of the U.S. population" next year, including Dallas, Houston, New Orleans and Phoenix.
Amazon expects Sunday delivery to be popular with members of its Prime service, which costs $79 a year and comes with free two-day shipping on many items on the site as well as access to Amazon's TV and movie streaming service. But Sunday delivery will be available to all Amazon customers.
"For Prime members, it's free; for non-Prime members, it's like any other delivery day of the week," said Dave Clark, vice president of worldwide operations and customer service at Amazon. It won't cost extra to get a package delivered on a Sunday.
Sunday delivery has been on Amazon's wish list for a long time. The company does not disclose the percentage of its packages that are delivered on weekends, but Clark expects customers "to be delighted that they will get their products on a weekend."
Financial terms of the arrangement were not disclosed, but the deal is likely to give the financially ailing Postal Service a boost. The agency, which lost $16 billion last year, had tried but failed to end Saturday mail delivery as a cost-saving measure.
A report by the state's Fiscal Review Committee has found that refugees bring in more money to Tennessee than they cost the state in entitlements. But that's not the message some of the lawmakers who asked for the report want to hear.
Due to a lack of data, the author of the report had to make some assumptions, including that refugees consume public services and pay taxes at a similar rate to the average Tennessean.
"We don't know if it's flawed. But we don't know if it's accurate," state Rep. Joe Carr (R-Lascassas) told WPLN-TV. "So if we don't know if it's accurate or flawed, what was the point of the study?"
Carr serves on a subcommittee of the Joint Government Operations Committee that has been working on the assumption that there are hidden costs to resettling Tennessee's estimated 58,000 refugees.
The report estimates that Tennessee taxpayers spent $40 million last year to educate school-age refugees and $26 million to cover refugees on TennCare. That's about $66 million in costs. But refugees are estimated to have paid more than $103 million in state taxes.
The report concludes that by a conservative estimate, refugees and their descendants have accounted for about 0.7 percent of the state's population since 1990.
Over that same period, the state has spent at least $753 million on services to that population, and brought in at least $1.387 billion in revenue from them.
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A New York Drug Addiction Intervention in Rhode Island is a process utilized when all other options have been exhausted in an attempt to help an individual in Rhode Island overcome a serious problem such as drug or alcohol abuse/addiction. An intervention is a deliberate process by which change is introduced into peoples' thoughts, feelings and behaviors. It usually involves an intervention specialist in Rhode Island as well several people preparing themselves, approaching a person involved in some self-destructive behavior, and talking to the person in a clear and respectful way about the behavior in question. The immediate objective is for the person to listen and accept help.
A drug or alcohol abuser usually does not know they are out of control. They look at their peers and their own drug or alcohol use appears normal in comparison. Drug and alcohol abusers experience a lack of creativity, productivity, poor decisions, deteriorating relationships, and expensive mistakes. Far too often, alcoholics and drug addicts cannot make the right choice on their own to take action which will help them regain control of their lives. They need objective feedback on their behavior. Through a non-judgmental, non-critical, systematic process, drug intervention programs in Rhode Island help the drug or alcohol abuser confront the impact of their alcohol or drug abuse on themselves and others.
It is understandable that the decision to plan a drug or alcohol intervention in Rhode Island for a friend or loved one can be painful. Many times there is an underlying deep fear. This may be a fear of confrontation, fear of rejection, and/or a fear that it won't work. Leaving loved ones with only more intensified feelings of hopelessness, anger, and frustration, while the addict continues their self-destructive actions. A Drug Intervention specialist in Rhode Island can carefully plan an effective intervention. This can be the key component that helps the individual go from the downward spiral of drug addiction and on to the road of recovery. Keep in mind no matter what happens on the drug intervention process, it will most certainly get the person's attention. If the person refuses to do what is requested, he/she nearly always changes for the better in some way, usually by accepting some form of help, either later that same day, the next day, the next week, or the next month or two.
A New York Drug Addiction Intervention program in Rhode Island can help you in developing a plan of action suited to your individual circumstances. They can help your friend, coworker or loved one get their lives back in order and overcome drug or alcohol addiction. An effective drug Intervention will see that the addict receives the necessary treatment he/she needs and beyond.
It was once thought that alcohol and drug abusers had to "hit bottom" before help could be offered and accepted. If you are waiting until the abusers hits "rock bottom" before you intervene, then you may be forced to watch them destroy their lives and deeply affect the lives of their families as well as others around them. It was also thought that an abuser could only get better if they were self-motivated to change. That is not always the case. Intervention can assist in the process of motivating the person to accept treatment for their drug or alcohol addiction and enroll into a drug rehab program.
The optimum time for a Drug Intervention is just after a major event, although it is important that the addict is sober at the time of the intervention. An example of such an event is if the person gets arrested, or when he/she has wronged (lied, stolen, cheated etc.) a person who has done these types of things will usually show emotions such as remorse or guilt. Another would be when a spouse is leaving them because of their addiction. Yet another would be after an overdose. Although you obviously don't want to risk the person's life by postponing forever, A Drug Intervention will be more effective after such events when the addict is down and feels like his/her life is in need of change.
- Stop all "rescue missions." Family members often try to protect the individual from the results of his behavior by making excuses to others about his problem and by getting him out of jams. It is important to stop all such rescue attempts immediately, so that the person will fully experience the harmful effects of his actions thereby become more motivated to stop.
- Don't enable him. Sometimes family members feel sorry for the person or tend to avoid the person, by letting him come and go as he pleases. This comes across to the person as a reward-after all, all he wants is to be left alone. Be careful not to reward by paying his bills, bailing him out of jail, letting him stay for free, etc. This kind of reward creates out exchange and criminal behavior.
- Time your drug intervention. If possible, plan to talk with the person when he is straight, when all of you are in a calm frame of mind and when you can speak privately.
- Be specific. Tell the person that you are concerned about his problems and want to be supportive in getting help. Back up your concern with examples of the ways in which his behavior has caused problems for you, including any recent incidents.
- Rhode Island the consequences. Tell the person that until he gets help, you will carry out consequences-not to punish the person, but to protect yourself from the harmful effects of his behavior. These may range from refusing to be with the person when they are under the influence of a drug or alcohol, to having them move out of the house if they persist. Do NOT make any threats you are not prepared to carry out. The basic intention is to make the person's life more uncomfortable if he continues the behavior than it would be for him to get help.
- Find strength in numbers with the help of family members, relatives and friends to confront the person as a group but choose one person to be the initial spokesperson, an intervention counselor in Rhode Island if possible should be present. It will be much more effective for the others to simply be there nodding their heads, than it would be for everyone to talk at once and "gang up on him." Remember the idea is to make it safe for him to come clean and seek help.
- Listen. If during your intervention the person begins asking questions like; Where would I have to go? For how long? This is a sign that he is reaching for help. Do not directly answer these questions. Instead have him call in to talk to a professional drug treatment counselor in Rhode Island. Support him. Don't wait. Once you've gotten his agreement, get him admitted in a drug rehabilitation center immediately. Therefore, you should have a bag packed for him, any travel arrangements made and prior acceptance into treatment.


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Returns can be initiated within 14 days of purchase.
To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging with tags attached and be free of odors.
Please note that all returns are for exchange or store credit only. Cash refunds will not be given.
Once a return label has been issued, it must be used within 7 days. Items returned after that time period are subject to a 25% restocking fee.
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Orders are shipped within 1-3 business days unless otherwise stated. Orders are typically shipped via USPS First Class Mail or USPS Priority Mail depending upon the weight of the order. You will receive a shipping notification with your tracking number as soon as your order ships. Shipping rates may vary. Free shipping not available to California or outside the continental U.S.


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Hurricane Warning Checklist
A Hurricane Warning is issued if hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Listen to the advice of local officials, complete preparation activities and leave if they tell you to do so.
+ Cover or brace all windows and door openings.
+ Remove a door or one screen panel on each side of your pool enclosure to allow wind to flow through, cutting down wind resistance. This could save your pool enclosure.
+ Disconnect propane gas at the tank.
+ Bring your barbecue grill and propane tank inside – this may be your only means of cooking after a power outage.
Swimming Pools
+ Drain swimming pools 6 inches to 12 inches to allow for possible heavy rainfall. Do not drain completely.
+ Shock the pool by adding additional chlorine to water.
+ Disconnect power to your pool pump but do not wrap in plastic. If there is flooding, water will collect in the plastic and ruin the pump.
+ Stock up on chlorine to keep your pool water clean. In the event of a prolonged power outage you will not be able to run the filter.
+ Use your own discretion about throwing outdoor furniture in the pool. If it sinks to the bottom, it will not blow away but you risk damaging the pool's finish. Do not throw in any metal furniture that is subject to rust.
+ Turn your refrigerator and freezer to coldest setting.
+ Freeze water in plastic jugs to help keep freezer cold when power goes out.
+ Stock up on jugs of bottled water – at least seven gallons per person – one gallon per person per day.
+ Fill bathtub with water for non-drinking use.
+ Prepare your safe room. Stock it with a battery-powered TV and/or radio with spare batteries, sleeping bags, pillows, chairs, snacks and drinking water, and games for children.
+ Have a mattress nearby to get under in case your home suffers structural damage.
+ Place valuables and personal papers in water proof containers or zip lock bags.
Mobile and Manufactured Home Residents
+ Turn off main water supply source to your home.
+ Turn off gas at the tank but do not disconnect.
+ Bring in or secure all outdoor objects.
+ Evacuate. Do not attempt to ride out the storm in a manufactured home.
High Rise Condo Residents
+ Bring in loose objects from balconies.
+ Install shutters on windows and doors.
+ Evacuate if you are in an evacuation zone.
+ Leave early since you have the furthest to travel from the coast.
If You Evacuate to a Shelter
+ Only do so as a last resort.
+ Try to eat a meal before entering the shelter.
+ Take pillows, blankets, and other supplies.
+ Check to make sure the shelter is open. All shelters do not open at the same time.


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Klusster Terms of Service
Last Update: September 1st, 2019
Thank you for using Klusster.
Welcome to the Terms of Service Agreement (the "Agreement" or "User Agreement") for users and guests of www.klusster.com (hereafter "KLUSSTER" or the "SITE", also referred to as "we" or "us"). Please read these terms carefully. This Agreement describes the terms and conditions applicable to your use of our services available under the domain and subdomains of KLUSSTER.
1. Definitions
When you register and join KLUSSTER, you become a "User". If you have chosen not to register for KLUSSTER, you may access certain features as a "Guest." Guests are able to view content, send direct messages to content owners/authors, and share content through various social and direct channels. Users are able to subscribe to Klusster Blogs, follow Authors, upload content, create Klusster Blogs and collaborate with other Users to drive distribution of their content. When a user creates a Klusster Blog, they become the "Blog Manager" for that Klusster Blog. Each Blog Manager has control over who they approve to contribute content into their Klusster Blog and when they choose to publish content into their Klusster Blog.
By registering and becoming a user of this SITE, you signify your express consent of these terms of service. If you do not agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of this agreement, do not use or access the SITE.
You must read, agree with and accept all of the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement and our Privacy Policy, before you may become a user of the SITE.
We may amend this Agreement at any time by posting the amended terms on the SITE. This Agreement may not be otherwise amended except in writing. The SITE is owned and operated by Klusster Media Inc., a company incorporated in the Province of Ontario, Canada with registered office in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. KLUSSTER reserves the right, at any time, to modify, alter, or update this User Agreement, and you agree to be bound by such modifications, alterations or updates.
If you have questions about our Terms, please feel free to contact us at email@example.com.
2. Eligibility
In order to be a KLUSSTER user, you must:
- be at least eighteen (18) years old and able to enter into contracts;
- complete the account registration process;
- agree to these Terms;
- provide true, complete, and up-to-date contact and billing information (where applicable);
By using KLUSSTER, you represent and warrant that you meet all the requirements listed above, and that you won't use KLUSSTER in a way that violates any laws or regulations. Note that by representing and warranting, you are making a legally enforceable promise.
KLUSSTER may refuse service, close accounts of any Users, and change eligibility requirements at any time.
3. Term
When you sign up for a user account and agree to these Terms, the Agreement between you and KLUSSTER is formed, and the term of the Agreement (the "Term") will begin. The Term will continue for as long as you have a KLUSSTER account or until you or we terminate the Agreement in accordance with these Terms, whichever happens first. If you sign up for an account on behalf of a company or other entity, you represent and warrant that you have the authority to accept these Terms and enter into the Agreement on its behalf.
4. Account Termination
These terms and conditions of use constitute an agreement that is effective until terminated by KLUSSTER, in its sole discretion, at any time without notice, with or without cause. KLUSSTER may terminate your right to use this site immediately, without notice to you if, in the sole discretion of KLUSSTER, you fail to comply with any of these terms and conditions of use or engage in any fraudulent activity. Once your account is terminated, you acknowledge and agree that we may permanently delete your account and all the data associated with it, including your content. Usernames are unique and can only be used once. If your account has been terminated, the username may no longer be available for use on any future accounts and cannot be reclaimed. In the event of termination of an account, you are no longer authorized to access the SITE; and the restrictions imposed on you, the disclaimers and limitations of liabilities set forth in these terms and conditions of use, shall survive the termination of this agreement. These terms and conditions of use constitute the entire agreement between you and KLUSSTER related to this site. If your account is inactive for 24 or more months, we may terminate the account.
If we terminate your account without cause, and your account is a paid account, we will refund a prorated portion of your monthly prepayment for a Monthly Plan. We won't refund or reimburse you in any other situation, including if your account is suspended or terminated for cause, like a breach or any violation of the Agreement.
5. Changes
KLUSSTER may change any of the Terms by posting revised Terms on our SITE. The new Terms will be effective immediately and will apply to any continued or new use of the SITE. We may change the SITE or any features of the SITE at any time, and we may discontinue the SITE, or any features of the SITE at any time. You should check this page for updates regularly. If you continue using our Services after the date changes become effective, this will constitute your acceptance of the new Terms of Services. If you do not accept any of the changes, you should stop using the SITE.
6. Account and Password
KLUSSTER is entitled to act on instructions received under your account and password. You are responsible for keeping your user ID, password, and account information confidential. You alone are liable for anything that happens from your failure to maintain that security and confidentiality. You are responsible for any activity occurring in such account whether or not you authorized that activity. KLUSSTER is not responsible for any transactions or actions performed from your accounts by any other party using your password. You will notify KLUSSTER immediately of any unauthorized access or use of your account. KLUSSTER is not responsible for any losses due if your password is stolen or hacked. KLUSSTER does not have access to your current password. For security reasons, we may only provide you with instruction on how to reset your password.
7. Electronic Communications
As a KLUSSTER user, you expressly consent to receiving communications from KLUSSTER electronically relating to your user account, transactions and KLUSSTER updates and promotions. Notwithstanding the foregoing, you can opt out of any KLUSSTER email services at any time through the "Email Notification Settings" page. When you choose "Unsubscribe" from any KLUSSTER email you receive, you will be taken to the "Email Notification Settings" page (if you are not already logged in, you will be prompted to log in first), where you can select which emails you would like to discontinue. We will communicate with you by email or by posting notices on this SITE. You agree that all agreements, notices, disclosures and other communications that we provide to you electronically satisfy any legal requirement that such communications be in writing.
8. Account Disputes
KLUSSTER defines who owns an account based on the user information in that account.
When a dispute is identified, we may suspend any account associated with the dispute, including disabling login capabilities, to protect the security and privacy of the data held within the account.
9. Pilot Group Blogging Program
The Klusster network is always looking for opportunity to distribute more content. For the foreseeable future, we are testing the GROUP BLOGGING PILOT program to determine the value proposition. This program, in part or in full is subject to change, reduction or dissolution. Features that we are testing include, TEAM ALERTS, GROUP BLOGGING, AUTO NOTIFICATIONS, GROUP BLOG STATS COLLECTION, BLOG APPROVAL & UPDATE APPROVAL Please enjoy the functionality that the program provides you so that Klusster can learn the best ways to help you get more content distributed by partners.
10. Paid Monthly Plans
Although premium content curation is currently of no cost, you may also choose to host content on Klusster for network distribution or for the creation of group power blogs.
We offer 3 plans currently and they are subject to change without notice.
- Guest posting - If you choose to upload and host visible content 1 post at a time, you will pay a fee of $3.99 per post.
- There are no refunds for guest posting.
- Pro Membership - Annual Plan - If you choose to upload and host visible content for a year, your annual fee will be $19.99/year.
- There are no refunds provided for the Pro Annual Membership
- Please note that if you create blogs under this plan, your existing blogs will remain but if you cancel your annual membership for anything other than a lifetime plan, you will no longer be able to add new content of your own to your blog or create new blogs.
- You will however be able to edit existing blogs, and add existing and applicable content to these existing blogs.
- Pro Membership - Lifetime Plan - If you choose to upload and host visible content for life on Klusster, your lifetime membership will be $39.99.
- There are no refunds provided for the Pro Lifetime Membership
- You will be able to use the full features offered at the time of purchase of Klusster for life.
- This may or may not include any new features that are created beyond you acquiring a lifetime membership.
Regardless of your plan, all of your content is expected to adhere to the terms and conditions of Klusster, and at any time, we can deactivate content that we feel is not in line with our policies.
You can choose to upgrade to a greater Pro Membership at any time.
You will have the option to be able to downgrade from an annual membership at any time for the following year and your billing cycle will reflect that.
When you sign up for a Pro Membership Annual Plan, you agree to annual recurring billing, starting on the date you sign up for a paid plan. Billing occurs on the same day each annually, based on the date that you started your annual plan. Payments are due for any year on the same or closest date to the day you made your first monthly payment (the "Pay Date").
You may choose to stop your annual plan at any time, and move back to the content curation only, FREE plan.
11. Debit and Credit Cards
As long as you're a Member with an Annual Plan or otherwise have an outstanding balance with KLUSSTER, you'll provide us with valid debit or credit card ("card") information and authorize us to deduct your charges against that card. You'll replace the information for any card that expires with information for a valid one. If your card is automatically replaced with a new card by a payment processor, you acknowledge and agree that we're authorized to deduct any charges on your account against the new card. Anyone using a card represents and warrants that they are authorized to use that card and that any and all charges may be billed to that card and won't be rejected. If we're unable to process your card order, we'll try to contact you by email to continue your subscription periodically. If we are unable to contact you for a credit card, your Annual Plan will be canceled automatically after 15 days. You can re-subscribe and your features will be re-installed.
12. Refunds
KLUSSTER has structured the plans such that you can grow into them from FREE, to Guest Posting, to Pro Annual Membership, to Lifetime Membership. There are no refunds offered under any plan. Depending on rare circumstances, we may, at our sole discretion, offer a refund, discount or credit.
13. Billing Changes
We may change our fees, including our charges for guest posting, annual plans, and lifetime plans, at any time by posting a new pricing structure to our SITE or in your account and/or sending you a notification by email.
If you are on an annual plan you may be required to pay the new annual fee.
Quoted fees don't include sales or other transaction-based taxes of any kind.
14. Terms Update
Klusster is a content-sharing platform. The content you host and upload to Klusster may be shared by other Klusster users through social media. When content is shared by other registered users, the content you produce will be co-branded along with the distributor of your content. You will be credited as the author of the content. The sharer of the content will also be credited and can utilize your content to converse with their social audience. On all content shared by other members, the canonical reference will be your original content hosted on Klusster. Klusster may modify the co-branding of shared content at any time to improve, maximize and/or prioritize the distribution of your content.
15. Proprietary Rights Owned by Us and by You
All Content that is not owned by you or another User, belongs to us. The proprietary rights of KLUSSTER, including but not limited to trademarks, logos, trade secrets, copyrights and service marks that you see on this SITE are registered and unregistered marks of KLUSSTER or its subsidiaries, or third parties who have licensed the use of such marks to KLUSSTER. Nothing in this SITE grants any licence or right to use any marks displayed on this SITE without the written permission of the owner of the mark. Your misuse of the marks displayed on this SITE or any other content on this SITE is strictly prohibited. We grant you a non-exclusive, limited, personal, non-transferable, revocable, license to access and use our Content, without the right to sublicense, under the following conditions:
- you shall not use, sell, modify, or distribute our Content except as permitted by the SITE;
- you shall not create derivative works from our Content or commercially exploit our Content, in whole or in part, in any way;
- you shall use our Content for lawful purposes only. We reserve all other rights.
You represent and warrant that you either own or have permission to use all materials you upload to this SITE, including, without limitation, text, data, information, images, illustrations, audio clips, video clips, special games, surveys and special promotions, (including your personal information and the personal information of others). You retain ownership of the materials that you upload to the SITE. You are solely responsible and liable for your Content. You agree that you and your Content shall not violate the rights of any third party; and that you will indemnify, defend, release, and hold us harmless from any claims made regarding your Content. We may use or disclose your material only as described in these Terms and our Privacy Policy. If KLUSSTER uses your material, it will remain in its original form as it was uploaded to the SITE and will include full credit to the user/owner of the content.
All materials on this site, including, without limitation, text, data, information, images, illustrations, audio clips, video clips, special games, surveys and special promotions, are protected by intellectual property rights owned and controlled either by the copyright owner or the content creator (ie. the User who uploads the content, or KLUSSTER or its subsidiaries for any content that is not uploaded by a KLUSSTER user).
Material from the SITE may not be copied or reproduced in any way except by the owner of the content or with express consent from the owner as described above. KLUSSTER is a public platform. Therefore all of the content that you "Publish" can be seen by anyone, and can be found by anyone through search engines external to the SITE, and through the KLUSSTER search tool. Any content that has an "Unpublished" status on the SITE will only visible to the user who created the content, and can be published by that user at any time. Material from the SITE may be shared and distributed, in its original form, through multiple channels by other users and guests of the SITE.
KLUSSTER makes no representation that materials/content uploaded and owned by users of the SITE are appropriate or available. It is the responsibility of each "reader" to verify the content and its claims or offers.
16. Interactions With Other Users
While we hope all KLUSSTER users will be upfront, honest, and act with integrity, we do not control and aren't responsible for their actions. We are not a party to any offline arrangements made through the SITE. We do not interview, run background checks on Users, and we do not verify the accuracy of statements made by Users. We are not a party to transactions or disputes between Users.
If you have a concern regarding another Users, you can report it to firstname.lastname@example.com.
17. Privacy Policy
Your privacy is important to us. Please read our Privacy Policy and for information regarding how we collect, use, and disclose your content and personal information and protect your privacy when you use KLUSSTER.
Rules and Abuse
18. Governing Law
This agreement is governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Ontario and Canada without giving effect to any principles of conflicts of law. You agree to bring any claims against KLUSSTER exclusively in the courts of Ontario. If any provision of these terms of use proves unlawful, void, or for any reason unenforceable, then that provision shall be deemed severable from this agreement and will not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining provisions.
19. Compliance with Laws
If you violate any of the rules below, we may suspend or terminate your account.
You agree that your use of the site shall not violate any applicable local, national or international law, including but not limited to any regulations having the force of law. Some jurisdictions may have restrictions on the use of the Internet by their residents.
You will not:
- use this SITE to post, disseminate or transmit unauthorized content, including, but not limited to text, images, advertising, promotional materials, contact information, etc.;
- omit, delete, forge or misrepresent information, including headers, return mailing and Internet protocol addresses, or otherwise manipulate identifiers in order to disguise the origin of any content;
- impersonate any individual or entity, or falsely state or otherwise misrepresent an affiliation with any individual or entity;
- engage in any activities intended to withhold or cloak identity or contact information;
- send harassing and/or threatening messages to others;
- post excessive pieces of content; or
- engage in "flooding", i.e., Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) flooding and mail bombing (sending large amounts of email/messages repeatedly to the same user account).
You agree that you are responsible for your own content and communications and that you will not upload, disseminate or transmit any content on or through this SITE that (at our sole discretion):
- is unlawful, harassing, defamatory, abusive, threatening, obscene, harmful, tortious, libelous, or invasive of another's privacy;
- is a threat of physical harm. This means any statement, photograph, advertisement, or other content that in our sole judgment could be reasonably perceived to threaten, advocate, or incite physical harm to, or violence against others.
- is hateful content. This means any statement, image, photograph, advertisement, or other content that in our sole judgment could be reasonably perceived to harm, threaten, promote the harassment of, promote the intimidation of, promote the abuse of, or promote discrimination against others based solely on race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, disease, or immigration status.
- infringes or violates any party's copyright, trade-mark, trade secret, patent or other proprietary rights;
- you do not have the right to disseminate or transmit under law, or contractual or fiduciary relationships; or
- contains personally identifiable information not belonging to you including personal information belonging to minors.
To the extent that the following activities are prohibited by applicable law, in using this SITE you will not:
- use the SITE for any illegal purpose, in violation of any applicable laws or regulations;
- publish content that contain links that initiate downloads of copyright-infringing or other illegal material;
- electronically stalk or otherwise electronically harass others; or
- engage in any Internet activities that would violate the privacy rights of others, including but not limited to, collecting, using and disclosing information about users without their permission, except as permitted by applicable law.
To the extent that any of the following activities materially interfere with this SITE or the network and systems of a Company service provider ("Third Party Services"), you will not:
- post, disseminate or transmit any worms, viruses or other harmful, disruptive or destructive files, code or programs on this SITE or the Third Party Services;
- use Internet Relay Chat (IRC) bots or other programs that utilize excessive resources by connecting to an IRC network and running 24 hours per day;
- hinder the ability of others to use IRC;
- disrupt the normal flow on this SITE or the Third Party Services or otherwise act in a manner that negatively affects other users' ability to engage in real time exchanges;
- interfere with, disrupt, or harm in any way the servers or networks connected to this SITE or the Third Party Services;
- use this SITE or the Third Party Services to access the accounts of others without permission;
- attempt to penetrate security measures of this SITE, the Third Party Services, or another entity, or obtain or bypass others' passwords; or
- engage in denial of service attacks, or take actions designed to impair network access by flooding a site or the Internet with useless traffic.
We also may suspend or terminate your account if we determine, in our sole discretion, that you are either:
- an organization that has publicly stated or acknowledged that its goals, objectives, positions, or founding tenets include statements or principles that could be reasonably perceived to advocate, encourage, or sponsor Hateful content or A Threat of Physical Harm;
- a person that has publicly made a comment or statement, or otherwise publicly made known a position, including by membership in an organization as discussed above, that could be reasonably perceived as Hateful content or A Threat of Physical Harm; or
- a person or organization that has acted in such a way as could be reasonably perceived to support, condone, encourage, or represent Hateful content or A Threat of Physical Harm.
As stated in section 5, you acknowledge and agree that you are solely responsible for your account and the security of your password relating to such account and any activity occurring in such account. In addition, you will promptly advise KLUSSTER of any unauthorized use of your password.
20. Reporting Abuse
If you think anyone is violating any of these Terms, please notify us immediately. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com and provide, in as much detail as possible, the series of events or behaviours believed to be in breach of this agreement.
21. Our Obligations
KLUSSTER may be required by law to disclose information you have provided in obtaining our products or services. KLUSSTER may also disclose information against someone who poses a threat to KLUSSTER's interests (such as customer fraud) or whose activities could bring harm to others. In addition, it may be necessary for KLUSSTER to provide customer information to third parties, such as debit or credit card companies, for the purpose of resolving disputes that arise in the normal course of business.
22. Privacy
We do not sell or rent your personal information to third parties for their marketing purposes without your explicit consent and we only use your information as described in the Privacy Policy. We view protection of users' privacy as a very important community principle. We understand clearly that you and your information are one of our most important assets. We store and process your information on computers located in Canada and the United States of America that are protected by physical as well as technological security devices. We use third parties to verify and certify our privacy principles. Our current Privacy Policy is available at www.klusster.com/privacy. If you object to your Information being transferred or used in this way, please do not use our services.
23. Other Content, Sites and Apps
As either a User or Guest of KLUSSTER, your use of content and information owned by any User and posted on KLUSSTER is at your own risk.
Users may offer their own products and services through our SITE, and we aren't responsible for those third-party activities.
By using KLUSSTER, you may encounter content or information that might be inaccurate, incomplete, delayed, misleading, illegal, offensive or otherwise harmful. KLUSSTER generally does not review content provided by our Users or others. You agree that we are not responsible for others' (including other Users') content or information. We cannot always prevent this misuse of our SITE, and you agree that we are not responsible for any such misuse.
You are responsible for deciding if you want to access or use third-party apps or sites that link from KLUSSTER. Third-party apps and sites have their own legal terms and privacy policies, and you may be giving others permission to use your information in ways we would not. Except to the limited extent it may be required by applicable law, KLUSSTER is not responsible for these other sites and apps – use these at your own risk.
24. Liability Limit
In no event shall KLUSSTER, our subsidiaries, officers, directors, employees or our suppliers be liable for lost profits or any special, incidental or consequential damages arising out of or in connection with our site, our services of this agreement, however arising, including negligence.
Neither KLUSSTER, its parent, nor its affiliated or related entities or its content providers are responsible or liable to any person or entity whatsoever for any direct or indirect loss, damage (whether actual, consequential, punitive, special or otherwise), injury, claim, liability or other cause of any kind or character whatsoever based upon or resulting from any information or opinions provided on the KLUSSTER SITE or from the use of, or the inability to use KLUSSTER materials. You specifically agree that KLUSSTER is NOT liable for any defamatory, offensive, or illegal conduct of any user.
If you are dissatisfied with the KLUSSTER SITE or any materials on the site, or with any of KLUSSTER'S terms and conditions of use, your sole and exclusive remedy is to discontinue using the KLUSSTER SITE.
25. No Warranty
We, our subsidiaries, officers, directors, employees and our suppliers provide our web site and services "AS IS" and without any warranty or condition, express, implied or statutory. We, our subsidiaries, officers, directors, employees and our suppliers specifically disclaim any implied warranties of title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. Some jurisdictions do not allow the disclaimer of implied warranties, so the foregoing disclaimer may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other legal rights that vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
26. Indemnity
You agree to indemnify KLUSSTER and (as applicable) our parent, subsidiaries, affiliated companies, officers, directors, agents, and employees, harmless from any claim or demand, including reasonable attorneys' fees, made by any third party due to or arising out of your breach of this Agreement or the documents it incorporates by reference, or your violation of any law or the rights of a third party. You also agree to indemnify and hold us harmless from any losses, including legal fees and expenses, that directly or indirectly result from:
- your content,
- your use of the SITE,
- your violation of any laws or regulations,
- third-party claims that you or someone using your password did something that, if true, would violate any of these Terms,
- any misrepresentations made by you, or
- a breach of any representations or warranties you've made to us.
27. Klusster Uses
Any User may create content and host that content in their Klusster Portfolio. Any User may also create a Klusster Blog. The User who creates the Blog is, by doing so, the Blog Manager. The Blog Manager has the authority to approve others Users who wish to contribute content to their Klusster Blog. Eligibility requirements to contribute to a Klusster Blog are determined by the Blog Manager. KLUSSTER is not liable for the decisions of any other users. You acknowledge and agree that you may not be approved to contribute to a Klusster Blog owned/managed by another user. KLUSSTER shall have no liability if a Blog Manager declines your request to contribute your content to their Klusster Blog.
28. Disclaimer
KLUSSTER and our Team aren't responsible for the behavior of any third parties, linked websites, or other users. The materials in the KLUSSTER site are provided "as is" and without warranties of any kind either express or implied, unless otherwise specifically noted herein. To the fullest extent permissible pursuant to applicable law, KLUSSTER disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to the KLUSSTER site and any web site with which the KLUSSTER site is linked. KLUSSTER does not warrant the functions, information or links contained on these sites or that their contents will meet your requirements, that these sites or their contents are fit for any particular purpose or that the operations of the KLUSSTER network or its contents will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that these sites or the server that makes them available are free of viruses, worms or other harmful components. Without limitation, KLUSSTER makes no representations and warranties, express or implied, with respect to any specific merchandise or service that will be available for or obtained by users through the redemption of coupons or other posted promotions.
29. Linked Sites
Some links on the KLUSSTER SITE let you leave the KLUSSTER web site. The linked sites are not under the control of KLUSSTER and KLUSSTER is not responsible for the content of any linked site or any link contained in a linked site. KLUSSTER is providing these links to you only as a convenience, and the inclusion of any links does not imply endorsement by KLUSSTER of the linked site.
30. Viruses
While every effort is made to ensure that all information provided at the site does not contain computer viruses, you should take reasonable and appropriate precautions to scan for computer viruses and should ensure that you have a complete and current backup of the applicable items of information contained on your computer system. You should pay specific attention to some of the newer viruses that have been written to automatically execute when an infected word processing document is loaded into certain word processing programs.
31. No Agency
You and KLUSSTER are independent contractors, and no agency, partnership, joint venture, employee-employer or franchisor-franchisee relationship is intended or created by this Agreement.
32. Changes to These Terms and Conditions of Use
KLUSSTER reserves the right to change the above Terms and Conditions of Use without notice. Any changes will be posted on our SITE. Because we have many Users, we can't change these Terms for any one User or group.
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Measuring the Loss Of WWII Generation
The solemn ritual plays out dozens of times every day with a neatly folded flag, a crisp salute and one more goodbye to a fast-fading generation of soldiers, sailors and Marines.
These were the men who made history in places such as Normandy and Anzio, Iwo Jima and Peleliu, vets who came home and helped build highways and houses, toiled in factories and offices, even launched their own companies. They were the ones lucky enough to see their hair turn silver, to dance at their children's weddings, to cuddle their grandchildren.
But the ranks of World War II vets are shrinking. The youngest are now in their mid-80s.
About 650 die each day, thousands are laid to rest every week.
Beyond these numbers, there are individual stories of ordinary lives shaped by an extraordinary chapter.
The first seven days in May offer a small glimpse.
Among the many who died in that one week were five veterans who took vastly different journeys in life. They were men who had business savvy, artistic gifts and heroic careers — and in some cases, men who finally came to terms with the world they left behind long ago.
Here are their stories:
Morton Tuller devoted his life to celebrating others, creating trophies and awards honoring a job well done at school, at work or on the athletic field.
His own accomplishments as a young soldier in the Army Signal Corps were medal-worthy, but Tuller kept his success secret much of his life. As a cryptologist, he had a high-security-clearance job deciphering American codes sent ship-to-ship in the European and Pacific theaters. For decades, he told no one, not even his wife, about his work on Navy ships that landed in Sicily, southern France, north Africa, Okinawa and Iwo Jima.
Tuller kept his wartime vow of silence for more than half a century. Then a public TV show featured a machine he'd used for message encryption. He figured it was OK to discuss the past — and time to collect medals he'd never received. A local Arizona congressman helped him cut red tape. And at age 79, Tuller was, for once, a recipient of honors himself.
In all, he received six medals, one ribbon and 10 battle stars.
Despite his record, Tuller was remarkably modest. When he spoke of the war, "he talked about it matter-of-factly," says his son, Howard. "He'd say, 'This is what was asked of us. This is what we did.' He wasn't more or less a hero than anyone else."
But he made it clear he'd endured a terrifying ordeal. Howard recalls his father would say, "'You can't possibly imagine what it was like. Every gun on the ship would be going off. There's nowhere to hide. People are trying to kill you. Kamikaze pilots are flying low. Ships are shooting at one another. It was just madness.'"
Tuller's years in uniform were just part of his eclectic life. A born storyteller, Tuller always had a joke or magic trick, loved marching in parades (he played bass drum in a bagpipe band) and carried a pocketful of silver dollars he'd hand out to anyone and everyone. At family gatherings, he was everyone's favorite Uncle Morty.
"He was a hoot," his son says.
Tuller's professional career started early, and improbably, for a shy son of struggling eastern European immigrants. At age 15, he reluctantly auditioned in Chicago for a role in a traveling stage production as one of the "Dead End Kids," a group of street-smart toughs in the 1930s.
"I'm sure he looked like a Dead End Kid," Howard says. "He had holes in his shoes." He was chosen to play Dippy, received a Screen Actors Guild card and earned $40 a week, "more than anyone in his family had ever made."
In his nine-month tour, Tuller and the other "kids" had tea with Eleanor Roosevelt and as part of publicity events, were fingerprinted by then-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and walked across the Golden Gate bridge on its opening day. He never returned to acting, but "being on the stage really changed his life," his son says. "When the spotlight was on, he was at his best."
After the war, Tuller married and was an early TV pioneer at WBKB in Chicago, working as an on-air host and behind-the-scenes producer. He tried his hand in Hollywood, hoping to sell a TV detective series, but eventually settled in Tucson and later started his trophy business.
Howard Tuller says his parents were a dynamic duo. Mort could chat up anyone. Sylvia, a graduate of The Art Institute in Chicago, was the creative soul, the engraver who made orders happen. She died in 1987.
But Tuller was a keen businessman, too. During a White House tour in the 1970s, his son says, his father noticed a hard-to-read nameplate below a portrait of John F. Kennedy. He volunteered to send a new one to the curator and continued to supply others over two decades, Howard adds.
Tuller created trophies and awards for 35 years. When he died just weeks shy of his 92nd birthday, he was buried with a special tribute to his past: his favorite blue-and-white cap embroidered with the words "WW II. 10 Battle Stars."
"Crash landed off a beach near Calais France ..... Interrogation was very stern and scary. Gun pointed at forehead and threatened to shoot, because of failure to give any military information."
Those are some of the first words in Bernard Adamski's wartime memoir. It took more than 60 years for him to write them.
Adamski, an Army Air Corps radio operator and turret gunner, was captured by the Germans on July 12, 1944, after his B-26 bomber was shot down. The next 10 months were a constant fight for survival: First, Stalag Luft IV, a squalid, overcrowded prison camp in what is now Poland. Next, a forced three-month march of more than 600 miles, fending off brutal cold and starvation during which he used his Polish-speaking ability to negotiate for bread. Then, Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, where bodies were stacked high. Weeks later, another march. Finally, liberation by the British on May 2, 1945.
Adamski had shrunk to just 97 pounds — he'd lost about a third of his weight.
Like many vets, Adamski returned to the community he'd left behind, tucking away cruel memories with his uniform and Purple Heart. He worked in the family's meat market and grocery in Buffalo, N.Y. He attended church dances, met and married a neighborhood gal, Irene They raised three children. Adamski eventually became an assistant forester for the city of Buffalo; his wife died at age 54.
Adamski said little about the war until several years ago when he joined a POW support group at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Buffalo. He found comfort and camaraderie with other vets who'd been prisoners. They jokingly traded "I-had-it-worse-than-you" stories, says his son, David. "It was therapeutic," he adds.
Robert Young, the VA group coordinator, helped Adamski trace the route he'd taken during the forced march, using maps and overlays. "He wanted to know," he says. "He needed to know."
Young noticed Adamski change over the years. "He was less anxious, less depressed, he did a lot more talking," he says. Military officials who spoke at the center urged vets to record their memories; he did his memoir with the help of a volunteer.
About 50 copies were printed last year; the details surprised even his son. "I look at myself at age 20," David Adamski says. "There's no way I could have handled that."
Despite his painful past, Adamski, who died at 88, was the eternal optimist. He harbored no anger toward German civilians he'd encountered during the war.
"He used to tell us when the Germans were marching them through towns and women and children were lining the streets spitting and throwing stones ... he felt bad for them." David Adamski says. "He'd say, 'We're in there bombing their cities, destroying their homes and they had nothing to do with (the war). I couldn't hate them. It wasn't their fault what was happening.'"
Empathy was at his very core, his son adds.
"If you came home after a miserable day, he'd say, 'Tomorrow you'll have a good day.' He had a smile on his face all the time. I don't think I'd ever seen him angry or mad," he says. "He always found the good in people — no matter what they did or said."
When Richard Lang was wounded by a sniper in the hip, back and knee in Guam during World War II, he was hospitalized about 1½ years. His days as a Marine were over. His dreams of an athletic career were not.
Despite the severity of his injuries, Lang ended up briefly playing semi-professional baseball with the Brooklyn Dodgers, but it was long enough, he told his son, to have the sweet memory of once pitching against Jackie Robinson.
Lang was a natural, a sturdy 6-footer who excelled on the baseball diamond and basketball court, scoring an astounding 61 points for St. Joseph High School in Omaha. Two bullets on a battlefield derailed any hope of turning pro, but he had no regrets.
"He said he would never change a thing," recalls his son, Bill. "He was a Marine."
And a tough one at that. The War Department mistakenly notified his parents in November 1944 their son had been killed in action. When he finally was able to call home a month later, his nonplussed father told him, "Oh, I knew they couldn't kill you," Lang recalled in a 2008 interview with the Omaha World-Herald.
Lang married another war veteran, a nurse, Phyllis, who had served in hospitals in the Pacific. They had five children. She died a decade ago.
Lang liked to say he accomplished the three goals he had in life.
To be a Marine. He wanted that since he was a boy.
To be an athlete. After excelling himself, he coached his son, Bill, and his high school team to three city baseball championships.
And to be a firefighter. In his 28-year career, he worked his way up to lieutenant in the Omaha Fire Department and became known for rescuing people from burning buildings — once a 6-month-old girl; another time, several people in a hotel fire.
The strain of the job forced him to retire, and Lang later had his right leg amputated.
But he remained fiercely independent all his 87 years.
In 2008, when Lang joined a special flight taking World War II vets to Washington, Bill Williams, whose company sponsored the event, advised him there was a steep set of plane stairs. "I made my big mistake," Williams recalls. "I said, 'We will carry you.' ... He said, 'Listen pal, I haven't been carried since Guam.'"
Lang said he'd sit on his bottom and lift himself step by step. Williams didn't want it to seem that no one wanted to help him. A compromise was reached: Lang gripped the railing as a Marine in dress blues escorted him.
A photo shows Lang reaching the top of the stairs, a cap jauntily atop his silver hair, a smile on his face.
Dean Carter took his sketchbook everywhere — including to war.
Carter had known he wanted to be an artist since second grade in Henderson, N.C., where he created clay sculptures in school.
He served with the Army Air Corps during World War II in India and China as part of a small radar unit, spending much of his time on a Chinese mountaintop so remote that supplies were delivered by parachute. He returned home with charcoal sketches and lush watercolors of pagodas, landscapes and people.
Unlike many of his peers, Carter already had a post-war career plan. Art, especially sculpture, was his destiny. His three years in uniform were just a detour.
"He never talked about his military experience," says Ray Kass, professor emeritus of studio art at Virginia Tech University, where Carter helped establish the art department. But, Kass says, those years at war had an undeniable influence. "He was very optimistic, always forward-looking," he says. "That's inherent in the spirit of his work, in the spirit of his generation."
After the war, Carter took advantage of the GI Bill to finish his bachelor's degree at American University and receive a master of fine arts from Indiana University. He then headed to Paris to study sculpture. Crossing the Atlantic by ship, he met Rosina McDonnell. They danced, fell in love, and returned together. Their marriage, which produced five children, lasted 62 years.
Over nearly six decades, Carter created hundreds of sculptures in wood, marble, alabaster and bronze. Energetic and disciplined, he worked six days a week in his studio when he wasn't teaching. His creations, including many Madonna and Child sculptures and stylized fish and birds, were exhibited across the nation.
"He was very sensitive to all of nature," says Rosina, his widow. "He had a wonderful eye. He really saw things that most people don't."
Carter served as the head of the art department at Virginia Tech for a decade and taught for more than 40 years. The Carters established a scholarship for visual arts students at the school.
Carter died at 91, not long after the conclusion of his final exhibit at Virginia Tech. He was too ill to attend, but a video linkup allowed him to watch from home as guests toasted his talents
Art and family were the center of Carter's life, says his son, Clement, and he never would have been in the military if not for the war. But he adds:
"Dad was proud that he served. He had an American flag on his casket. That was one of his requests."
After 30 years of Army duty in three wars, James Capps understood the importance of protocol.
So when his grandson, Billy, was commissioned in 2010 as a second lieutenant and chose Capps to give him his first salute, he wasn't about to miss the moment, despite his failing health. The retired master sergeant stood proudly, placed his left hand under his right elbow and gingerly hoisted his arm.
For James Capps, World War II was the start of a distinguished military career — two Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart. He witnessed horrors and suffered agonizing losses as a teen: He thought he'd saved a member of his company in the 79th Infantry Division, only to have him bleed to death; his older brother, Robert, was killed in the Battle of the Bulge.
Those experiences took their toll. "I know he had nightmares for years. We would hear him holler out," says Bill, one of four sons, three of whom served in the Air Force and one in the Army. "But he was one of those guys who picked himself up and kept going. ... He never talked about combat. He would only tell us the funny stories."
Once, Bill says his brother Jim, after playing Army with a friend, asked their father how many Germans he'd killed. Without uttering a word, James Capps went into his bedroom and closed the door. Never ask that question again, Capps' wife, Hazel, told her son.
When his enlistment ended, Capps bounced around a bit, joined the Army Reserves, then returned to active duty and headed to Korea, where he was a transportation and logistics specialist. A decade later, he was in Vietnam. He and his son, Bob, were there briefly at the same time. He also trained in Turkey with that country's Army and was a drill instructor at Fort Eustis, Va.
"He loved the Army and being around soldiers," says Bill. "He liked the security. He knew he could get a paycheck and the Army would take care of his family."
Capps' personality was a good fit, too. He was a strict disciplinarian, insisting on short hair for his sons and strict curfews. "But if you were punished," says Jim, "it was just punishment."
As important as the Army was to him, Capps never pressured his sons to enlist. "I think we all felt we wanted to," says Bill.
And his father was there every step of the way. When Bill's flight, heading to Operation Desert Storm, was delayed until 2 a.m., his dad waited until the plane took off. He was at the airport every time they returned home, celebrating with a big restaurant meal.
Although he wasn't political, Bill says, "He knew the dangers of war. He once said, 'If you don't have a win strategy, you need to come out.'"
After he retired, Capps became a painting contractor and drove a school bus in Columbus, Ga. When he was out in the community, he enjoyed chatting with soldiers from Fort Benning impressed by the cap he wore identifying him as a veteran of three wars.
He died days short of his 88th birthday.
At his funeral, Hazel, his wife of 67 years, sat with her four sons. When an officer handed her the folded American flag, she accepted it and did what comes naturally in the Capps family.
She returned his salute.


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POLICE AND FIRE: March 18, 2013
Pair arrested
Chippewa County Sheriff Deputies, Michigan State Police and Kinross Public Safety worked in conjunction Sunday morning leading to a pair of arrests after a witness observed something thrown over a fence at the Kinross Correctional Facility.
The suspect vehicle was stopped along M-80 shortly after 8 a.m.
The driver, Kinya D. Eldridge, 40, of Flint was arrested for driving while license suspended and smuggling contraband into a prison, while her passenger, Susan M. Mayhugh, 25, of Flint was also arrested on a smuggling charge.
Both women were booked into the Chippewa County Jail.
Evidence suggests that a the pair had thrown cell phones, tobacco and narcotics over the fence in an attempt to supply someone behind bars with these items.
Snowmobile accident
Chippewa County Sheriff Deputies report a Saturday afternoon snowmobile accident on Trail 474 near the Arbutus Truck Trail that left one woman injured.
According to reports, Amber N. Zeedyk, 23, of Michigan City, Ind. was attempting to make some s-turns on a rented snowmobile when she struck a tree suffering a broken pelvis and possible head injury.
Deputies were assisted by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and other emergency personnel in this incident.
Retail fraud
Sault Police report investigating a shoplifting complaint at a grocery store in the 900 block of Ashmun on Tuesday.
Reports indicate the woman entered the store with a large shopping bag and attempted to depart with a package of chicken breasts, valued at $6.25, hidden in the bag.
Meagan M. Schaasberg, 19, of the Sault was arrested for retail fraud and subsequently booked into the Chippewa County Jail.
Drug arrest
City police were called to the south end of the International Bridge Saturday evening after border agents discovered .39 grams of suspected cocaine between the center console and driver's side seat during a secondary search of a vehicle returning to the United States.
The owner of the vehicle explained he was unaware of the bag or its contents speculating that it may have been left in the vehicle by the previous owner.
Stephane M. Lacharite, 38, of Loxahatchee, Fla. was arrested for violation of the controlled substance act and booked into the Chippewa County Jail.
Disorderly endangering
Sault Police were summoned to the corner of Johnston and Maple shortly before 9 p.m. Sunday on reports of a highly-intoxicated man crawling down the street. Officers arrived to find he had used this unusual mode of transportation to get to Cedar Street and following a brief discussion and struggle arrested Todd M. Copenhaver, 46, of the Sault for disorderly endangering.
Drunk driving
Chippewa County Sheriff stopped a vehicle for speeding along Tone Road Saturday evening with a subsequent investigation resulting in one arrest.
Keith W. Clegg, 49, of Rudyard was arrested for operating while intoxicated after failing a battery of sobriety tests and booked into the Chippewa County Jail.
Warrant arrests
Local law enforcement agencies report a pair of recent warrant arrests.
• John D. Krull, 41, of the Sault was arrested Saturday evening after city police were called to the 300 block of W. Portage on a trespassing complaint. Krull was taken into custody without incident and lodged in the county jail.
• Justin T. Skipper, 26, of Pickford was arrested Friday on outstanding warrant issued by U.S. Marshals. Skipper turned himself in at the Chippewa County Sheriff's Office and was immediately booked into the county jail.
Malicious destruction
Sault Police are investigating two seemingly related incidents involving the use of blue spray paint on trucks parked outside local businesses.
In both incidents, the perpetrator used the paint to leave initials and regional affiliation on the work trucks.
The damage, estimated to be around $1,500 from the two incident, is believed to have taken place sometime between 5:30 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
One incident occurred in the 700 block of Emeline while the second took place in the 600 block of Ridge.
There are no suspects in this matter.
Missing purse
City police took a complaint Sunday from a woman who was at a downtown nightclub Saturday evening when her purse came up missing.
The wayward handbag held $100 in cash and a cell phone at the time of its disappearance.
There are no suspects in this case.
Sault Police were summoned to the 500 block of Ashmun late Saturday evening after one or more people entered the structure and caused a disturbance.
Investigating officers determined that several pieces of furniture and benches had been overturned inside the structure, but preliminary reports show there was no damage to any of the items.
No suspects have been identified.


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