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Information about Telstra's Terms of Use
From time to time, Telstra may make services available via the telstra.com website, such as messaging services and Online Services ("telstra.com services"). These telstra.com services, and the telstra.com website, will be collectively referred to as "telstra.com" in these terms.
Your access to and use of telstra.com is subject to these terms, Telstra's Privacy Statement and the telstra.com Copyright and Trade Mark Notice, which includes our Designated Copyright Representative details (" Terms of Use"), whether or not you become a member of telstra.com. Prior to using telstra.com, you should read and understand the Terms of Use.
Unless expressly stated otherwise in these terms, telstra.com is for residents of Australia only.
What you must do
1.1 You must use telstra.com in accordance with the Terms of Use.
1.2 You may use a security credential ("Member ID") to access telstra.com. The Member ID could take the form of a username and password, a digital certificate or another security-related technology. We may require you to use a different type of Member ID to access different parts of telstra.com. The Member ID may be used only for the purposes of accessing telstra.com and for authorising instructions or requests using the telstra.com services made available from telstra.com. Any other use of your Member ID is prohibited.
1.3 If you are under 18 years of age, and do not have a Telstra account, you must obtain a parent/guardian's consent prior to using telstra.com.
1.4 If you are using telstra.com on behalf of another person ("Authorising Person"); for example, your employer, or the person you share a house with and in whose name the house's Telstra telephone service is registered), you must be authorised to: use telstra.com; and enter into the Terms of Use, on behalf of the Authorising Person.
What you must not do
2.1 You must not:
- use telstra.com for any activities, or post or transmit to or via telstra.com any information or materials, which breach any laws or regulations, infringe a third party's rights or privacy, or are contrary to any relevant standards or codes
- use telstra.com in a way, or post to or transmit to or via telstra.com any material, which interferes with other users or defames, harasses, threatens, menaces or offends any person or which inhibits any other user from using or enjoying telstra.com
- use telstra.com to send unsolicited commercial or bulk electronic mail messages to anyone
- make any fraudulent or speculative enquiries, bookings, reservations or requests using telstra.com
- use another's Member ID or name without permission
- provide false information when registering or changing your telstra.com registration details
- impersonate another person when using telstra.com
- post to or transmit to or via telstra.com any obscene, indecent, inflammatory or pornographic material or material that could give rise to civil or criminal proceedings
- tamper with, hinder the operation of or make unauthorised modifications to telstra.com
- knowingly transmit any virus or other disabling feature to or via telstra.com; and
- attempt any of the above acts or permit another person to do any of the above acts.
Third party content
3.1 Many of the products and services offered for sale or advertised and much of the information provided via telstra.com are the products, services and information of third parties.
3.2 The third party products, services and information are not provided or endorsed by us. Where it is apparent that products, services and information are not provided by us, your legal relationship in respect of those products, services and that information is with the third party supplier.
3.3 We have not checked the accuracy or completeness of the information or the suitability or quality of the products and services of the third parties. You must make your own enquiries with the relevant third party supplier direct before relying on the third party information or entering into a transaction in relation to the third party products and services supplied via telstra.com. You should check with the third party supplier whether there are additional charges and terms which may apply.
3.4 We may receive fees and/or commissions from third parties for goods and services of such third parties displayed or made available on telstra.com or accessible through a hyperlink on telstra.com. You acknowledge and consent to us receiving the fees.
Prices and products and services are subject to change
- 4.1 All prices displayed and products and services offered for supply on telstra.com are subject to change without notice. You should check the price of a product or service before placing an order for it.
Messaging Services
5.1 We may provide messaging services such as MyConnect, EmailAlerts and PocketNews via telstra.com.
5.2 All terms and conditions associated with use of the MyConnect messaging service are found in Part E of the Telstra Mobile Section of Our Customer Terms (SMS, Messages and Email).
- MyConnect replaces the WebMail messaging service that has previously been offered via telstra.com. All existing WebMail customers will be migrated to MyConnect during the period 3 November 2008 to 31 January 2009 (after which Webmail will no longer be available).
The following clauses 5.3 to 5.13 apply only to customers using the WebMail messaging service (until those customers have been migrated to MyConnect):
- 5.3 We may delete and not deliver a WebMail mail message sent by you if:
- The size of the mail message (including attachments) exceeds 4MB or
- The size of the mail message (including attachments) when multiplied by the number of recipients of the mail message exceeds 4MB.
We may delete and not deliver to your WebMail mailbox:
- any mail message where the size of the mail message (including attachments) exceeds 4MB.
- mail messages where the total of all your undeleted WebMail mail messages (including attachments) exceeds 4MB.
5.4 We will delete any WebMail message where that mail message is stored in the Deleted or Outbox folders of your WebMail electronic mailbox after 7 calendar days of the mail message first being stored in either of those folders.
5.5 A WebMail mail message will be stored for a maximum of 120 calendar days from the day you receive it. After this time, whether read or unread, the WebMail mail message will be deleted.
5.6 We will disable your WebMail mailbox if you do not use the WebMail messaging service for a period of 120 calendar days. If we disable your WebMail mailbox, all WebMail mail messages stored in your WebMail mailbox at the time we disable it will be deleted, and you may not be eligible to use WebMail in the future.
5.7 All WebMail mail messages that are deleted cannot be retrieved or accessed by you.
5.8 If we delete WebMail mail messages, or mail messages sent to your WebMail mailbox, we are not obliged to notify you or the sender of the mail message.
5.9 We will take reasonable steps to prevent you from receiving a WebMail mail message that we identify as containing a virus that we know about. We do not, however, guarantee that you will not receive a WebMail mail message with a virus. We recommend that you use up-to-date anti-virus software on the computer that you use to access WebMail.
5.10 We will take reasonable steps to prevent you from receiving a WebMail mail message that we identify as an unsolicited commercial or bulk mail message (commonly called "Spam"). We do not, however, guarantee that you will not receive an unsolicited commercial or bulk WebMail mail message.
5.11 You are responsible for all equipment and software used to access the messaging services, and for the consequences of any filtering or other application you choose to apply to the messaging service.
5.12 From time to time, we may send you, and you authorise us to send you, some important mail messages about the messaging services.
5.13 WebMail may be used by non-residents of Australia who register for the Multimedia Pass service on the afl.com.au website.
6.1 For security reasons we may require you to re-authenticate yourself from time to time, for example after a period of inactivity on the connection between your browser and the telstra.com servers. In addition to the types of loss set out in clauses 9.4 and 9.5 for which we are not responsible, we are not responsible for any information you may lose if the telstra.com servers terminate your browser session due to prolonged periods of inactivity between your browser and the telstra.com servers.
6.2 You must comply with all directions issued by Telstra relating to use of your Member ID and access to telstra.com. Telstra is not responsible for providing the computer, hardware, software nor any other equipment necessary to access the Internet. You must not send or disclose any part of your Member ID that is meant to be confidential ("Confidential Component of your Member ID") (for example, the password component of your Member ID) to any other person or store it in a manner that would reasonably allow another person or entity to obtain access to it, except as specified in clause 6.3 below. If you choose to use a workplace email address to access telstra.com, you are responsible for ensuring that such use complies with any rules, policies or protocols which apply to the use of the Internet in your workplace.
- 6.3 You must not keep the Confidential Component of your Member ID in a location where it is capable of being copied or used by any other person or disclose the Confidential Component of your Member ID to any other person, other than:
- another person authorised by you to access and use telstra.com on your behalf or
- another person authorised by the Authorising Person (for example, another employee) to access and use telstra.com on their behalf, in each case provided that the other person ("Authorised Person") agrees to be bound by the Terms of Use.
6.4 Telstra is entitled to rely on your Member ID as evidence of your identity and authority for the purposes of telstra.com (including, for example, for the purpose of making payments to Telstra using your credit card details, and for the purpose of nominating email addresses or phone numbers to which Telstra may send billing and payment information relating to your Telstra accounts). You are responsible for all use of telstra.com and your Member ID where you have not complied with the Terms of Use. Other than by reference to a person's Member ID, Telstra cannot and does not verify that each person who accesses telstra.com is in fact the person they say they are, or acts with the authority of the person whose Member ID they use.
- 6.5 You must immediately notify Telstra if you become aware:
- that the Confidential Component of your Member ID has been compromised or is known by a third party (other than by an Authorised Person) or
- of any unauthorised use of your Member ID.
In the event that you notify us of either of these things, we will take reasonable steps to deactivate the Member ID and issue you with a new Member ID within a reasonable time of being so notified. Notice provided by you under this clause does not release you from your responsibilities under the Terms of Use.
- 6.6 We will take reasonable steps to secure telstra.com and the systems in our control that are used to access telstra.com. However, the internet is sometimes unreliable and is a difficult medium to secure. Telstra does not guarantee the security of telstra.com or the systems (including the internet and your hardware and software) used to access telstra.com, or any information that passes through such systems.
7.1 Telstra may use and provide personal information about you that is collected by Telstra on telstra.com. The collection and provision of this information is subject to privacy laws. Telstra will comply with the Telstra Privacy Statement in dealing with any personal information provided by you via telstra.com.
7.2 We offer you the ability to access personal information under the Terms of Use, on the strict condition that you only do so for the sole purpose of accessing your own personal information or accessing personal information of the Authorising Person, as authorised by the Authorising Person.
- 7.3 To avoid doubt:
- by authorising a person to use your Member ID under clause 6.3, you authorise Telstra to disclose to that person your personal information and
- by requesting via telstra.com that Telstra send billing and payment information to a person's email address or phone number, you authorise Telstra to disclose to that person your personal information, in each case including information related to your Telstra billings and payments.
Online Bills
8.1 If you register for Telstra Online Billing, until your billing preferences are changed in accordance with clause 8.2 or 8.3, you will receive bills in the way you did before registering (eg. Paper Bill in the post ("Paper Bills") or Email Bill) as well as online bills via Telstra Online Billing.
- 8.2 After becoming registered for Telstra Online Billing, you may change the way you receive your bills for each of your Telstra accounts by electing on the telstra.com website to:
- continue receiving online bills via Telstra Online Billing only (ie. "go paperless")
- subject to clause 9.1, continue receiving online bills via Telstra Online Billing and an Email Bill
- continue receiving both online bills via Telstra Online Billing and detailed Paper Bills or
- if for the purposes of telstra.com you are a residential customer ("Residential Customer"), continue receiving online bills via Telstra Online Billing and receive a summary or detailed Paper Bill.
8.3 Unless you select the summary Paper Bill option under clause 8.2, you may request that Telstra send you a detailed Paper Bill.
8.4 If you select the summary Paper Bill option under clause 8.2, detailed billing information will be available electronically from the telstra.com website for the period for which that option remains your preferred billing option. We may not be able to send you a detailed Paper Bill in relation to this period if you subsequently decide that you want one.
8.5 It is your responsibility to regularly check the telstra.com website for your delivered Telstra online bills, which will generally be sent in accordance with normal billing cycles.
8.6 Telstra is not obliged to notify you when a new bill is made available on the telstra.com website. As a courtesy, however, Telstra will attempt to give you notice that your bill is available for viewing online (for example, by SMS or email). It is your responsibility to contact Telstra if you do not receive bill notices.
8.7 Once your bill is delivered to the telstra.com website, your bill is payable by you by the due date specified in the bill, whether or not you receive, open or read any emails from Telstra regarding online billing and whether or not you access or view your bill on the telstra.com website.
8.8 If you request via telstra.com that Telstra send billing and payment information to a person's email address or phone number, you nominate that person as your agent for the purpose of receiving Telstra billing and payment information.
- 8.9 If you are a Residential Customer and you:
- are registered for Telstra Online Services and Calls Yet to be Billed ("CYTBB") but not Telstra Online Billing, you will automatically be registered for Telstra Online Billing
- are registered for Telstra Online Services and Telstra Online Billing but not CYTBB, you will automatically be registered for CYTBB or
- register for Telstra Online Services, you will automatically be registered for Telstra Online Billing and CYTBB.
8.10 The presentation of an online bill may be affected by the settings or quality of the computer equipment and including software you use to view the online bill. We cannot control this, and we do not guarantee that the presentation of the online bill you view will not be distorted. If you believe the presentation of an online bill has been distorted, you may, subject to clause 8.4, order a Paper Bill for that period by accessing the telstra.com website or contacting us.
8.11 If you are registered for Telstra Online Billing, some bill information and online billing functions may be available via your multiple-function device. This information is supplementary to the bills you receive in accordance with the remainder of this clause 8 and does not replace those bills.
Email Bills
9.1 If your account has been moved to our new billing and customer care system (as indicated by a 13 digit account number), you can choose to receive your Telstra bill by email in PDF format ("Email Bill"). The Email Bill may only be sent to one email address per billing account.
9.2 You can register for Email Bill by calling us or by changing your billing preference online at My Account. You will need to notify us of the email address you would like your Email Bill to be sent to.
9.3 After we receive your registration request, we will send you a confirmation by email to the address you nominated for your Email Bill.
- 9.4 If you register for Email Bill:
- subject to s.9.5, you may no longer receive a Paper Bill;
- you may register, or continue to be registered, for Telstra Online Billing where you can view and manage your bills for each of your Telstra accounts on the telstra.com website; and
- if you are also registered for Online Billing, your bill will be available for viewing online when you receive your Email Bill, but you will not receive a separate email notification advising of this.
9.5 We will use our best endeavors to deliver your Email Bill to the email address nominated by you to receive it. If we cannot deliver your Email Bill to that email address, we may send you a Paper Bill copy or, in our discretion, change your billing preference to a Paper Bill for future bills or contact you to request that you update your email address. The Paper Bill will be sent to the billing address on your account so you should also notify us of any changes to this address.
9.6 Provided that we use our best endeavours as set out in clause 9.5 above, your Telstra account(s) remain payable by you, whether or not you receive or read your Telstra Email Bill or any emails from Telstra regarding your Email Bill. Please refer to clause 9.7 for ways to minimise the inconvenience associated with a failure to receive your Email Bill.
- 9.7 To help ensure you can continue to receive your Email Bill, it is your responsibility to:
- notify us if your Email Bill email address changes;
- ensure that you have sufficient space available in your email mailbox to receive your Email Bill;
- check your junk email folder to see if your Email Bill has been delivered there instead of your Inbox;
- contact us if you do not receive your Email Bill; and
- keep your email account secure to protect the privacy of your personal and credit information contained in the Email Bill.
9.8 If you request that Telstra send your Email Bill to a person's email address, you nominate that person as your agent for the purpose of receiving your billing and payment information.
9.9 Your Email Bills and any related emails will count towards your usage allowance under your internet plan.
9.10 We may change these Email Bill terms. Despite clause 12, if the change is beneficial or neutral to you, we are not required to provide notice to you of the change but if the change is detrimental, we will notify you by email, using your Email Bill address. We may also choose instead to notify you of a change that is detrimental by mail using the billing address on your account. The period of notice we will give you depends on the type of detrimental change:
- (a) If the change is
- required by law
- necessary for security reasons
- to prevent fraud, or
- for technical or infrastructure reasons,
we will try to give you three days prior notice of the change. Sometimes, due to the nature of the change, we may not be able to give you three days prior notice but we will give you as much notice as we reasonably can.
- (b) If we reasonably consider that the change will have a significant detrimental impact on the majority of our customers receiving an Email Bill or on a specific class of customers who receive an Email Bill (and you are one of this class), and the change is not of a type described under clause 9.10(a), we will give you at least 30 days' prior notice of the change.
- (c) For all other detrimental changes, we will give you at least 10 days' prior notice of the change.
- (a) If the change is
9.11 If you no longer wish to receive an Email Bill for any reason, you can deregister by calling us or by changing your billing preference online at My Account. If you are registered for Online Billing, we will recommence giving you notice, by email to your last identified Online Billing email address, that your bill is available for viewing online. You should confirm that your last identified Online Billing address is current. If you choose to receive a Paper Bill please contact us if you have changed your billing mailing address.
9.12 It may take up to one billing cycle for requests to register or deregister for Email Bill, or to change your Email Bill email address, to take effect.
Our liability to you
10.1 Given the nature of telecommunication systems, particularly the internet, we cannot guarantee that telstra.com will always be available or fault or virus free.
10.2 The terms that apply to the supply of telstra.com are those that are expressly set out in this document and those implied by consumer protection laws to the supply of this service that are unable to be excluded. No other terms apply.
10.3 Subject to clauses 10.4 to 10.7, we accept our liability to you for breach of contract or negligence under principles applied by the courts.
10.4 We are not responsible for: loss caused by factors which could reasonably be considered to be outside our control such as faults in third party equipment loss of data or loss of profits or revenue and any loss to the extent that it is caused by you, for example, through your negligence or breach of contract.
10.5 The messaging services available via telstra.com are provided to you for the sole purpose of personal, domestic or household use, and not business or commercial use. We do not accept liability for losses that result from the use of the messaging services in connection with the conduct of a business. However, we will accept that liability if it cannot be excluded under legislation.
10.6 You must take reasonable steps to minimise the extent of the loss you may suffer as a result of telstra.com. For example, you should take reasonable steps to ensure that you will not suffer loss if the MyConnect or WebMail messaging service is not always available by, for example, maintaining an alternative email service.
10.7 You must notify us in writing of your loss as soon as is reasonably possible.
Your liability to us
11.1 Subject to clause 11.2, you are liable to us for breach of contract or negligence under the principles applied by the courts.
11.2 You are not liable for any loss to the extent that it is caused by us, for example, through our negligence or breach of contract.
Change of the Terms of Use
12.1 Except for clause 9, we may change the Terms of Use by obtaining your consent or giving notice to you in accordance with this clause 11 and clause 13.2. The period of notice we will give you depends on the type of change.
12.2 If the change will benefit you, we can make the change immediately and are not required to notify you prior to the change.
- 12.3 If the change has a detrimental impact on you but is
- required by law
- necessary for security reasons
- to prevent fraud, or
- for technical or infrastructure reasons, we will try to give you 3 days prior notice of the change. Sometimes, due to the nature of the change, we may not be able to give you three days prior notice but we will give you as much notice as we reasonably can. Notice may be provided to you in the manner set out in clause 14.2.
12.4 If we reasonably consider that the change will have a significant detrimental impact on the majority of our customers using telstra.com or on a specific class of customers who use telstra.com in a particular way (and you are one of this class), and the change is not of a type described under clause 12.3, we will give you at least 30 days' prior notice of the change.
12.5 If the change is not of a type described in clause 12.2, 12.3 or 12.4, we will give you at least 10 days' prior notice of the change.
12.6 If we change the Terms of Use under this clause 12, you may choose to stop using telstra.com. Any use of telstra.com after a change of the Terms of Use takes effect will be governed by the varied Terms of Use.
12.7 We do not have to notify you if we make changes to the telstra.com website.
13.1 You may stop using telstra.com at any time, for any reason.
13.2 We may stop making telstra.com, or a part of telstra.com, available with 30 days' prior notice. Notice may be given in the manner set out in clause 14.2.
- 13.3 We may immediately suspend, terminate or limit your access to telstra.com if: you are in breach of the Terms of Use and:
- (i) the breach is something which cannot be remedied or
- (ii) you fail to remedy the breach within 30 days' of our written notice to you of that breach
- there is an emergency.
13.4 If you enter a contract for the supply of goods and/or services via telstra.com, that contract will not be affected if Telstra stops making telstra.com or part of telstra.com available to you, unless the goods and/or services are supplied via telstra.com.
Communication with you
14.1 As part of some telstra.com services available via telstra.com, we may communicate with you via email, or an SMS, or both, to an email address or a mobile phone number nominated by you. When we do this (except as set out in clause 13.2), the following will apply:
- you are responsible for ensuring that your contact details for the online service/s are current, your email service or mobile phone account is operational and that you check your emails or mobile phone regularly for messages and
- you must notify Telstra as soon as possible of any changes to your contact details for the online services using the online method provided by Telstra.
14.2 Despite clause 14.1, for the purposes of clauses 12 and 13.2, we will give you notice by
- posting the content of the notice to telstra.com and
- if you have a Telstra MyConnect or WebMail mailbox, sending an email to your Telstra MyConnect or WebMail mailbox setting out the content of the notice.
14.3 From time to time, in addition to giving you notice in the way required of us by clause 14.1 or 14.2, we may choose to also give you notice by another method. If we give you such additional notice, you should not presume that we will do this every time.
Use of your information and material
- 15.1 When you send us any feedback, suggestions, ideas or other materials in relation to or via telstra.com, you agree that we can use, reproduce, publish, modify, adapt and transmit them to others free of charge and without restriction, subject to our obligations in our Privacy Statement.
Goods and Services Tax
- 16.1 If GST is imposed on any supply made by us through telstra.com, you must pay to us, in addition to any consideration payable or to be provided by you for this supply, an additional amount for the supply calculated by multiplying the prevailing GST rate by the consideration for the relevant supply payable or to be provided (without any deduction or set off) by you under any other clause in the Terms of Use. Any amount payable by you is payable on demand by us, whether such demand is made by an invoice or otherwise.
General matters
17.1 This agreement is governed by the law in force in the State of New South Wales, Australia, and the parties irrevocably submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New South Wales, Australia and courts of appeal from them for determining any dispute concerning this agreement.
17.2 If any of the Terms of Use are invalid or unenforceable, it will be struck out and the remaining terms will remain in force.
17.3 If we do not act in relation to a breach by you of the Terms of Use, this does not waive our right to act with respect to subsequent or similar breaches. If you do not act in relation to a breach by us of the Terms of Use, this does not waive your right to act with respect to subsequent or similar breaches.
17.4 You may not assign or transfer your rights or benefits under the Terms of Use to any other person or entity without our prior consent, which we will not unreasonably withhold.
Specific disclaimers
18.1 Associated Press Disclaimer and Copyright Notice: Associated Press (AP) text, photos, graphics, audio and video works are only for the Permitted Use and must not, directly, or indirectly, be published, rewritten for broadcast, communication or publication or redistributed in any medium. Such AP materials and works must not be stored in any electronic or other system except for the Permitted Use. Neither the Licensee, User or any other person may hold AP liable for any delays, inaccuracies, errors or omissions in respect of such materials and works, the transmission or delivery of such materials and works or any loss or damage arising from any of the foregoing.
18.2 AAP Information Services Disclaimer and Copyright Notice © [2007] AAP Information Services Pty Limited (AAP) or its Licensors: This is the "Telstra" service with content provided by AAP. AAP reserves all rights, including copyright, in services provided by it. The information, text and images in the service are for personal use only and may not be re-written, copied, re-sold or re-distributed, framed, linked or otherwise used whether for compensation of any kind or not, without the prior written permission of AAP. This service is published for information only without assuming a duty of care. AAP is not in the business of providing professional advice, and gives no warranty, guarantee or other representation about the accuracy of the information or images contained in this service. AAP is not liable for errors, omissions in, delays or interruptions to or cessation of the services through negligence or otherwise. The globe symbol and "AAP" are registered trade marks.
18.3 Telstra Enterprise & Government Site Disclaimer: The views expressed in our podcasts, blogs or in the reports featured on this site are not those of Telstra. We do not necessarily agree with the views expressed and we are not responsible for any statements made by the speakers during the podcasts, blogs or in the reports. We make no claims that the statements are correct, reliable or complete. You should make your own enquiries before acting upon or relying on any statements made.
- Applicability
- Telstra's Content
- All copyright and other intellectual property rights subsisting in the Telstra Websites and contents on them (including, without limitation, the software, design, text and graphics comprised in Telstra Websites and the selection and layout of Telstra Websites) are owned or licensed by us and protected by the laws of Australia and other countries.
- You are authorized to view a Telstra Website and its contents using your web browser.
- You must not otherwise reproduce, transmit (including broadcast), communicate, adapt, distribute, sell, modify or publish or otherwise use any of the material on a Telstra Website, including audio and video excerpts, except as permitted by statute or with our prior written consent.
- Telstra's Trade Marks
- Links to third party sites
- Linking to Telstra Websites
- You may only create a link to the front page of a Telstra Website, for example, www.telstra.com.au or www.bigpond.com. You must not create any links to a specific webpage within a Telstra Website (for example, this webpage: http://www.telstra.com.au/global/copyright/index.shtml), a practice often known as "deep linking".
- You must not create the link or use it in any way to represent or imply falsely, deceptively or confusingly that:
- we sponsor, endorse or are affiliated with or related to any third party (including you) or product; or
- you are providing, or are the source of, any goods or services provided by us.
- You use and link to a Telstra Website at your own risk. Except to the extent that any law imposes liability on us which cannot be excluded, we will not be liable for any loss or damage from any cause (including negligence) to your website and system, or to people linking to us from your website(s), caused by or in connection with a link to a Telstra Website. Any such loss or damage will be your responsibility.
- Your website, and any material on it, must conform to accepted standards of public decency and good taste. It must not expose us to any risk of liability under any criminal or civil law, or liability arising from the infringement of a third party's rights. Neither you nor the material on your website may disparage us or our goods or services.
- You agree to indemnify us and keep us indemnified against all actions, claims, costs, demands, damages or liability arising in any manner from a breach by you of these terms and conditions.
- Your website must not frame a webpage of any Telstra Website, and when a link to a Telstra Website created in accordance with clause 4(a) is clicked by a user:
- the front page of the relevant Telstra Website must be shown in full without distortion; and
- the URL of the front page of the relevant Telstra Website (e.g. www.telstra.com.au or www.bigpond.com) must be displayed in the address bar of the user's web browser.
- My Telstra on Facebook
1.1 My Telstra on Facebook is a Facebook application provided by Telstra, which enables you to view and manage your Telstra services within Facebook including (subject to 1.2 below):
- viewing your last bill amount;
- viewing your Telstra Pre-Paid mobile balance and expiry date;
- recharging your Telstra Pre-Paid mobile;
- paying your Telstra bill; and
- viewing your Telstra services and usage (including your home phone, mobile, BigPond and FOXTEL from Telstra).
1.2 Usage metering and mobile balances are not real time and it may sometimes take up to 48 hours to update your actual usage of Telstra services and mobile balances displayed on your My Telstra on Facebook account.
1.3 It is important to know that:
- My Telstra on Facebook uses a secure connection to help keep your details safe and protected.
- As always, you should keep your Facebook account safe and secure, because once you have enabled My Telstra on Facebook people with access to your Facebook account will be able to access information about your Telstra services.
- More details about signing up and using My Telstra on Facebook
2.1 If you are not a My Account user, you must register for My Account before you are able to use the My Telstra on Facebook application. To register for My Account, visit https://www.my.telstra.com.au/myaccount
2.2 In order for your My Telstra on Facebook to display meaningful information, you must already have active services associated with your My Account profile.
2.3 To install the My Telstra on Facebook application, visit Facebook, and click on GO TO APP on the My Telstra on Facebook page. Then follow the prompts from Facebook to link your accounts.
2.4 Facebook will ask you to grant access to the My Telstra on Facebook application and will require your Facebook information to authenticate and link your account.
2.5 You'll then be asked to enter your Telstra My Account username and password and you must follow the registration process. You will only need to do this once. After you have successfully registered, you will only need to log-in to your Facebook account to access My Telstra on Facebook.
2.6 If you enter an incorrect Telstra My Account username and/or password 3 consecutive times, an error message will be displayed and you will be locked out from using any account on the My Telstra on Facebook application on that PC for 20 minutes. All other Telstra My Account services will be unaffected.
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Create an invitation that reflects your personality. Pearl Border Half-Fold Program Paper doubles as a playful invitation folder. Use simple printable invitations in bulk for the invite and reply card. Choose your favorite stamp and ink pad from Michaels extensive collection to create a playful punch for your envelopes. Secure using a contrasting ribbon to complete the look.
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Residents can still visit Charlie Brown Christmas — Reindeer in the Rafters at Springfield Farm Barn on Saturday and Sunday from 3 to 8 p.m.
There is an array of lighted trees and decorations. Santa will be there each night along with the giant talking bear. There is an electric train setup and nightly entertainment.
2012 keepsake ornament available
For the fourth year, internationally-known glass artist Yemi has created a keepsake collectible ornament depicting a Williamsport landmark.
Christmas 2009 featured the C&O Canal Aqueduct; 2010, the Barn at Springfield Farm; and 2011, Town Hall. This year's ornament features the Park Bandstand.
The ornaments cost $20 each and are available at Town Hall weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and at Charlie Brown Christmas.
Fund set up for area resident
Geraldine (Meyers) Andrews is seriously ill at the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore, awaiting a liver and kidney transplant.
Geraldine grew up in Williamsport and has always lived in the Williamsport area. She is manager of the Cutting Lane on East Salisbury Street, but has not been able to work for months.
Friends and family have established a fund for donations to help with medical expenses. Anyone who would like to contribute can send a check in any amount to Lea Michaels, 10713 Greenwich Drive, Williamsport, MD 21795. Make check payable to Mark Andrews and designate for Geraldine's Fund.
For online health updates, go to www.give forward.com.
Horse-drawn wagon rides to benefit food bank
On Wednesday, Dec. 12, from 7 to 9 p.m., horse-drawn wagon rides through Byron Memorial Park will be available for everyone to enjoy the lights, listen to Christmas music and see Santa.
The fee will be a monetary donation or a nonperishable food item to benefit the Williamsport Food Bank.
Rick and Sharon Martin are donating their time, horses and wagon in support of the fundraiser.
The park will be closed to all vehicles during the event.
Christmas caroling in the community
This Saturday and on Dec. 15, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., the Williamsport High School Choral Department will be Christmas caroling in local neighborhoods and will accept donations for the choral group's related trips.
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Celebrate your special day at Cedar City's most extraordinary and sought after wedding venue. Willow Glen Inn is a romantic setting for outdoor weddings up to 200 guests, receptions up to 500 guests and rehearsal dinners and bridal luncheons for up to 200 guests. Our indoor facilities can accomodate weddings with up to 70 guests. Watch the video clip below to see examples from wedding hosted at Willo Glen Inn then follow the links in this section to learn how Willow Glen can help you make a romantic and memorable wedding experience.
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Cut mats to fit photos. Adhere photos to mats. Insert into metal swirls.
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Introduces the functional areas of business and their integration for effective and efficient operation of organizations in a variety of contexts.
Introduces the functional areas of business and their integration for effective and efficient operation of organizations in a variety of contexts.
This introductory course is designed to give students a broad understanding of the marketing process including the characteristics and scope of marketing. The focus is on setting organizational marketing goals, assessing market opportunities, designing market strategies, anticipating and solving marketing problems, monitoring the implementation process, assessing the market needs, cost analysis, and adjusting the marketing plan.
This introductory course in financial accounting reviews the accounting cycle and preparation of financial statements. Also included is an introductory study of accounting concepts, assets, liabilities, owner's equity, and forms of business organizations.
Concentrated instruction and practice in technical and job related expository writing.
Cross-listed: COMM 214 Professional and Technical Writing
Note: Students with credit for BU/COMM 213 Business Communications may not take this course for credit
Prerequisite(s): One of ENG 100 Literature and Composition I, ENG 101 Literature and Composition II, or ENG 110 Introduction to Poetry.
Examines the theory and praxis of establishing new business ventures and the on-going management of small businesses including venture and capital formation, finance, marketing and human resource management.
This course familiarizes students with the functions of human resource management throughout the entire organization. Topics include selection, personnel planning, training and development, compensation, and labour relations. Students are also involved in the communication aspects of business and human resource management. This includes class presentations, employment search techniques, and professional speaking.
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Iran says can cut energy to Europe, hit enemies
Iran could make European countries suffer by cutting off energy supplies and can target any adversary with its missiles, a senior Iranian military official said on Sunday.
Iran is locked in dispute with the United States and its allies over its nuclear energy programme which Western countries fear is aimed at allowing Iran the chance to develop nuclear weapons. Tehran says it is only interested in electricity.
The International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) governing board meets in Vienna next week to discuss Iran while world powers are deliberating new sanctions on Iran at the level of the U.N. Security Council.
Iran is one of the world's biggest oil and gas exporters but its economy is suffering amid the global financial crisis and international ostracism over the nuclear dispute.
"Iran is standing on 50 percent of the world's energy and should it so decide Europe will have to spend the winter in cold," Hossein Salami, deputy commander of the elite Revolutionary Guards, said in a meeting with war veterans and volunteers in Kerman, according to Fars news agency.
"Our missiles are now able to target any spot in which the conspirators are in, and the country is making advances in all fields," he said.
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Wimbledon champion Andy Murray has been voted the BBC's 60th Sports Personality of the Year.
Wimbledon champion Andy Murray has been voted the BBC's 60th Sports Personality of the Year.
The BBC commentator who denigrated tennis player Marion Bartoli is part of a wider culture, writes Tanya Gold.
Some of the problems poor whites face began after apartheid ended, but who, if anyone, is really to blame?
The Gupta saga comes to Parliament; isiZulu for all school children; and shock, horror from the BBC over poor whites in SA.
The BBC marked the 90th anniversary of its first ever transmission beset by doubts about its future after scandals surrounding its reporting.
The two most senior figures at BBC News stepped aside on Monday over the airing of a false child sex abuse scandal allegations, it said.
BBC director general George Entwistle has resigned after the broadcaster put out a programme denounced by its chairperson as shoddy journalism.
British broadcaster the BBC has had to backtrack and apologise for airing a film implicating a senior politician in a child sex scandal.
Jimmy Savile was one of the UK's biggest stars - and, allegedly, its worst sexual predator. Now the nation asks if there was a link between the two.
Late British TV star Jimmy Savile, who has been accused of sex abuse, regularly took girls on late night trips to a hospital where he was a volunteer.
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Gary Glitter, who has served two jail sentences for sexual offences, has been arrested in connection with an investigation into TV star Jimmy Saville.
The BBC is in the middle of a growing scandal involving a television host who was once one of its highest-profile stars.
The BBC is going to produce the first daily news television programme about the continent. Faeeza Ballim reports.
Cellphones may at last be falling victim to etiquette, but this is largely because even talk is considered too intimate a contact.
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Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum is the only museum in the nation devoted exclusively to historic and contemporary design. The Museum presents compelling perspectives on the impact of design on daily life through active educational and curatorial programming.
It is the mission of Cooper-Hewitt's staff and Board of Trustees to advance the public understanding of design across the thirty centuries of human creativity represented by the Museum's collection. The Museum was founded in 1897 by Amy, Eleanor, and Sarah Hewitt—granddaughters of industrialist Peter Cooper—as part of The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. A branch of the Smithsonian since 1967, Cooper-Hewitt is housed in the landmark Andrew Carnegie Mansion on Fifth Avenue in New York City.
The campus also includes two historic townhouses renovated with state-of-the-art conservation technology and a unique terrace and garden. Cooper-Hewitt's collections include more than 217,000 design objects and a world-class design library. Its exhibitions, in-depth educational programs, and on-site, degree-granting master's program explore the process of design, both historic and contemporary. As part of its mission, Cooper-Hewitt annually sponsors the National Design Awards, a prestigious program which honors innovation and excellence in American design. Together, these resources and programs reinforce Cooper-Hewitt's position as the preeminent museum and educational authority for the study of design in the United States.
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The Museum is housed in the former home of industrial magnate Andrew Carnegie. The sixty-four-room mansion, built from 1899 to 1902, is an impressive testament to the desire of Carnegie and his wife, Louise Whitfield Carnegie, to build a spacious, comfortable, and light-filled home in which to raise their young daughter, Margaret. The house was also planned as a place where Carnegie, after his retirement in 1901, could oversee the philanthropic projects to which he would dedicate the final decades of his life. From his private office in the mansion, Carnegie donated money to build free public libraries in communities across the country and to the improvement of cultural and educational facilities in Scotland and the United States. The mansion was designed by the architectural firm of Babb, Cook & Willard in the solidly comfortable style of a Georgian country house. When Carnegie purchased the land for the house, in 1898, he purposely bought property far north of where his peers were living. The relatively open space allowed him to build a large private garden—one of the only ones in Manhattan—that is still a beautiful, restful oasis today.
The house is a fascinating study in innovative design. Completed in 1901, it was the first private residence in the United States to have a structural steel frame and one of the first in New York to have a residential Otis passenger elevator (now in the collection of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, DC). Another innovation was the inclusion of both central heating and a precursor to air-conditioning. In the cellar a pair of enormous twin boilers ran by coal transferred from storage bin to furnace by a coal car that traveled over a miniature railroad track.
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This was the second in a series of reports resulting from our ongoing audit of purchased 7(a) Recovery Act loans. The report identified five early-defaulted loans that resulted in questioned costs of $2.7 million and warrant immediate attention by the SBA. These loans are part of a judgmental sample of 25 Recovery Act loans, approved for $500,000 or more, that were purchased as of September 30, 2010. The audit found that lenders and the SBA did not originate and close the five 7(a) Recovery Act loans in accordance with the SBA's rules and regulations, and commercially prudent lending standards. Furthermore, SBA loan officers did not identify the deficiencies in three of the loans during their purchase reviews. Deficiencies identified in the five loans included (1) inadequate assurance of repayment ability, (2) ineligible use of proceeds, (3) questionable eligibility, and (4) improper guaranty amount. Of the total $2.7 million questioned in this report, we recommended recovery of approximately $1 million, while the remaining $1.7 million cannot be recovered due to deficiencies in the SBA's origination of these loans. We also made recommendations to improve the SBA's analyses of loans involving affiliated businesses and Recovery Act loans with reduced guaranty percentages.
ROM 11-06– Material Deficiencies Identified in Five 7(a) Recovery Act Loans Resulted in $2.7 Million of Questioned Costs
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Admittedly, 2012 was not a banner year for my family. There were plenty of ups, downs, and in-betweens. Yet, as we heralded in 2013, I made a command decision for myself; a decision designed to shake up my parenting style, my ideals and even my methodology. What is it, you ask? Listen more, talk less.
What's the reason for the change?
In November of 2012, my spouse of 16 years and I decided to separate and move toward a divorce. Because of extenuating circumstances, the judge in our case awarded me sole custody of our 11-year-old daughter. Yet, even more than that, the judge has not allowed my soon-to-be-ex-husband any visitation or contact with our youngest daughter -- for good reason. I noticed (almost immediately) that the longer he was out of the picture and away from my 11-year-old, her entire psyche began improving. The little girl who once struggled with grades, homework and organization was coming around. He grades immediately shot up, her self-confidence improved by leaps and bounds, and even she was astute enough to notice the change in atmosphere in our home.
And it was never so clear to me as it was one night at dinner
As we sat down to our nightly meal, my daughter was talking to me, telling me about her day. We volleyed back and forth for a while when, suddenly, out of the blue, she proclaimed, "Mom, I like this. I like being able to sit down to dinner without fighting, without everyone at the table trying to one up each other. This is what a family is supposed to be like."
It took everything I had to choke back my tears…but I did. I smiled at her and said, "I like this too."
And we resumed our normal conversation.
Because she was right
For too long, he ruled the roost, he set the tone. Now, it was my turn. And while it was a heavy burden to bear on my shoulders all by myself at first, I felt as though I was ready. I knew that I could do this. All I had to do was one simple thing: listen more and talk less.
In fact, I sincerely believe that had I listened more and talked less in the past, I would have uncovered the damage that had been done to my girls long before I did, and I believe that I would have made necessary changes long before I made them.
Shoulda, woulda, coulda
However, as two of my girls and I have heard repeatedly in the therapy we have undergone since November, dwelling on what we could have or should have done serves no positive purpose. We did the best we could with the information we had at the time. And while the reason for my divorce was earth shattering and terrible, we are digging our way out, one day at a time; slowly breaking the cycle. But it takes work, open communication and a lot of dialogue from me and both of my girls.
Of course, I'm not saying that everything is perfect, wonderful and happy after only two months of legal separation, but it's getting there. And it's getting there a little more every day because I'm talking less and listening more. And, frankly, I think that's the way it should be.
What's your New Year's parenting resolution? And what do you think about mine?
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Internet Streaming and Internet Radio
I do not receive KCFR and KVOD radio signals. How can I listen on the Internet?
If your computer has an Internet connection and speakers, it's easy to listen to KCFR and KVOD. Simply go to the kvod.org or the kcfr.org website and click on the appropriate "listen" button. You will be taken to a web page that will give you three options:
- Windows Media – this is the most common streaming software, and works even with dial-up connections. You must have Windows Media loaded on your computer in order to listen to this stream. Most computers come with this software already loaded.
- MP3 – this service requires a broadband cable or DSL Internet connection. Most computers have the software already loaded to receive this stream.
- OGG Vorbis – Ogg Vorbis is an open source codec that is less "lossy" than MP3 and is rated as having better quality than MP3 in listener tests. Ogg Vorbis capable players come standard on most Linux distributions and players are available for Windows and Mac platforms.
I do not have a computer. Can I still listen to KVOD and KCFR over the Internet?
Yes. Recent advances in technology have led to the production of "Internet radios." These devices look a lot like regular radios, except that they work with wireless Internet connections. If you have access to a wireless Internet signal (WiFi) in your home or office, you can most likely use one of these radios to listen to our programming. NOTE: If your WiFi signal is encrypted (password protected), you may need assistance from someone familiar with this technology when setting up your radio the first time.
The NPR Shop carries a variety of internet radios. You can also find Internet radios at Listen Up, CPR's Audio Partner, with locations in Denver and Boulder.
My OGG Vorbis stream interrupts every few seconds. What is wrong?
We have noticed on certain players (VLC especially) that our process of updating the current playlist causes problems of this sort. We recommend that you use our OGG stream without playlist info (KVOD KCFR) or to try one of our recommended OGG capable players.
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On the strange attraction of spheres that like to stick together
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In 1611 Johannes Kepler declared that the densest possible packing of identical spheres is the arrangement seen in a grocer's pyramid of oranges. Any sphere in the interior of Kepler's lattice touches 12 other spheres, and the fraction of space filled by the spheres is π/√18, or about 0.74. Kepler apparently believed that the superiority of this packing was so obvious that no proof was needed; as it happens, no proof was forthcoming for nearly 400 years. In 1998 Thomas C. Hales of the University of Pittsburgh finally showed that no other packing that extends throughout three-dimensional space can have a higher density.
Kepler's conjecture (and Hales's proof of it) apply to an infinite lattice of spheres, but another centuries-old puzzle concerns finite clusters. The story begins with a dispute between Isaac Newton and his disciple David Gregory in the 1690s. According to one telling of the tale, Newton held that a central sphere could touch no more than 12 surrounding spheres of the same size, but Gregory thought there might be room for a 13th halo sphere. This problem of the "kissing number" was not resolved until 1953, when Kurt Schütte and B. L. van der Waerden proved that Newton was right—but just barely so. When a 13th satellite sphere is shoehorned into the assemblage, the diameter of the cluster increases by only about 5 percent.
Newton's kissing-number problem suggests a solar-system model of sphere packing, with a dozen planets all feeling the attraction of a central sun. The contact-counting problem has a more egalitarian character. There is no designated center of attraction; instead, all the spheres stick to one another, and the goal is to maximize the overall number of contact points throughout the cluster.
Why is there so much interest in cramming spheres together? Kepler was trying to explain the symmetries of snowflakes, and much of the later work on sphere-packing has also been motivated by questions about the structure of solids and liquids. The recent focus on clusters with many sphere-to-sphere contacts arose from studies of colloids, powders and other physical systems in which particles are held together by extremely short-range forces.
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A painful sensation caused by the rubbing of knuckle, fist, or hand to ones head. Generally causing hair displacement and mild cursing.
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Noun - A name for someone (usually a female) who is unpleasant and repulsive in appearance. Noogies tend to be unaware of the fact that they have unattractive features and act as if everyone is jealous of them.
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SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO – Following a federal judge's decision last week to halt the Department of Energy's Uranium Leasing Program on 31 existing leases in the Uravan Mineral Belt in San Miguel, Montrose and Mesa counties, an Energy Fuels Inc. official said this week that the ruling will have little effect on the Piñon Ridge Uranium Mill, as the company works to expand into becoming one of the largest holders of conventional uranium resources in the U.S.
In what was hailed as a victory for environmentalists, U.S. District Court Judge William Martinez halted the DOE's 42-square-mile Uranium Leasing Program on Oct. 18, for declining to conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement analysis in 2008. The 53-page ruling suspends each of the program's 31 existing leases, and stops the DOE from issuing new leases to explore, drill, and mine within the area of the program until new environmental reviews under the National Environmental Policy Act and Endangered Species Act are completed.
While the Piñon Ridge Uranium Mill is not a part of the Uranium Leasing Program – the mill is slated to be built in the Paradox Valley on private land – it would most likely be used to process any significant amounts of uranium ore mined in that area. By halting exploration and mining on those 31 nearby federal leases, does the court ruling, at least for the time being, change the viability of the proposed uranium mill?
Energy Fuels spokesperson Curtis Moore says no.
"We didn't have any short or, really, medium-term plans to get production out of those properties anytime soon," Moore said on Tuesday. "We were probably planning to do some assessment work or drilling at some point this year to see what minerals were left there. But really, that decision has no impact on the planned operation of the mill."
Moore went on to say that Energy Fuels now has three primary mines that have the capacity to feed the mill its permitted 500 tons a day. These mines include the Whirlwind, near Gateway, Colo.; the Energy Queen, near La Sal, Utah; and its newest acquisition, the Skidmore Lease, in southeast Utah's Sage Plain District.
"We have two fully-permitted mines, and we have just recently consolidated several properties over in Utah," Moore said. "Between those three mines, they are going to provide sufficient ore to feed the mill."
As it turns out, Energy Fuels announced that it purchased the Skidmore Lease, a 20-year mining lease, just one day before Judge Martinez made his ruling on the Uranium Lease Program. Energy Fuels purchased the lease from the privately-held Nuclear Energy Corporation for $1,500,702; the lease contains 184,000 tons of historic uranium and vanadium resources.
"The Skidmore Lease represents a major acquisition for Energy Fuels," said Stephen Antony, the company's president and C.E.O. "The parcel has seen production in the recent past, and there are still considerable uranium and vanadium resources remaining on the property. Combining all of the company's recent resource acquisitions in the Sage Plain Project Area, the Energy Fuels team is optimistic that we can obtain a permit for a third mine to complete the mill feed requirement for the 500-ton-per-day Piñon Ridge Mill."
The Skidmore property is accessible through historic developed mine workings on Energy Fuels' Calliham property acquired earlier this year. Engineering studies and drilling are currently underway to assess, rehabilitate, and develop the resources in this district.
While Energy Fuels continues to expand its resources in the Uravan Mineral Belt, the Canadian company is expanding in other parts of the U.S., as well. On Tuesday, Energy Fuels announced that it has entered into a letter of intent to acquire Titan Uranium Inc., of Vancouver.
While it's a Canadian company, Titan has focused on exploring and developing uranium properties in the western U.S. Its major asset includes the Sheep Mountain mine in the Crooks Gap Mining District of Fremont County, Wyo. That mine has a reported 13,841,000 tons of average grade uranium. The Sheep Mountain project is currently at an advanced stage of permitting. Production is expected to commence in 2014, with a peak production rate of 1.5 million pounds of uranium per year. Titan also has significant interests in uranium exploration projects in Utah, Wyoming, Arizona and Saskatchewan.
"Energy Fuels is very pleased to be able to add Titan's very significant NI 43-101 mineral resource to our pool of assets, and to increase our presence in the conventional uranium mining space," Antony said. "Following the transaction, the combined company will have 37 million pounds of measured and indicated resources, and 4.3 million pounds of inferred resources, placing the combined company among the largest holders of NI 43-101 compliant uranium resources in the U.S."


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The tax hikes Congress passed to solve the fiscal-cliff mess won't raise enough revenue to keep the nation's budget woes in check. But rather than raise rates further, President Obama hinted Sunday that lawmakers' next round of deficit-reduction talks will probably revolve around closing tax loopholes and eliminating deductions. Though no specifics are on the table, experts say there are several likely candidates for the chopping block. One profitable option: making employer-sponsored health benefits taxable, says Roberton Williams, an economist at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center based in Washington. More than 150 million Americans get health insurance through their employers tax-free. But taxing those benefits could reduce federal spending by an average of $150 billion a year over the next five years, according to estimates from the Joint Committee on Taxation. The average health-insurance premium costs about $16,000 a family, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. If those perks suddenly became taxable, some families might try to reduce costs by moving into lower premium plans, which often come with higher deductibles and co-payments, says Williams. The government is already drawing more attention to these benefits by requiring employers to break out how much the company and the employee spent on insurance coverage on W-2 forms, which report annual wage and salary figures. (See also "Is Taxing Health Plans Next?" ) — By Jonnelle Marte
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Hello folks, been snooping for a while and figured it's about time to register and post something. I'm still very bad at painting but I try to practice drawing / paint at least for 30 minutes a day. If all goes well I will improve .
Im loving the glacier one! Keep it up
I didn't have a lot of time to practice last night but I did add a cloud line behind the mountain. I looked over a few tutorials and decided to se what I can do about snow. This is the out come I got.
I used a screen layer with a noise filter, some motion blur and Level manipulation.
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Played around with some water and added hint of bushes/trees.
I like the progress youve made on the glacier but i think the tree trunk could use some more texture.. hopefully someone else will be able be more helpful..
Well I finally purchased a full version of Painter IX, and am following a few tutorials. I gave up on the Tree but it was a great excercise. I wasn't following any reference on the tree, it was my own sketch but I was semi-following a tutorial by Don Seegmiller designed for Painter 7.
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man, these are a real visual treat!
that sushi bar is just the ultamite cool. the bird one is also sweet.
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Leica made its name a very long time ago by creating the first practical 35mm camera to use standard cinema 35mm film. The rest, as they say, is history. A history filled with successes and failures alike, most of the latter coming in the early 2000s when the company was having trouble moving into the digital age.
In 2013, Leica has a couple of things to celebrate. For one, its no longer in financial trouble; and for another, the company is turning 100 this year. In light of that momentous birthday, here are a couple of short videos (the first one is above) by Deutsche Welle that take a look at Leica's past, present and future.
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