text:
22 U.S. Code § 8741 - Identification of, and imposition of sanctions with respect to, officials, agents, and affiliates of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps
prev | next
(a) In general
Not later than 90 days after August 10, 2012, and as appropriate thereafter, the President shall—
(1) identify foreign persons that are officials, agents, or affiliates of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps; and
(2) for each foreign person identified under paragraph (1) that is not already designated for the imposition of sanctions pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (50 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.)—
(b) Priority for investigation
In identifying foreign persons pursuant to subsection (a)(1) as officials, agents, or affiliates of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, the President shall give priority to investigating—
(1) foreign persons or entities identified under section 560.304 of title 31, Code of Federal Regulations (relating to the definition of the Government of Iran); and
(c) Sensitive transactions and activities described
A sensitive transaction or activity described in this subsection is—
(1) a financial transaction or series of transactions valued at more than $1,000,000 in the aggregate in any 12-month period involving a non-Iranian financial institution;
(2) a transaction to facilitate the manufacture, importation, exportation, or transfer of items needed for the development by Iran of nuclear, chemical, biological, or advanced conventional weapons, including ballistic missiles;
(3) a transaction relating to the manufacture, procurement, or sale of goods, services, and technology relating to Iran's energy sector, including a transaction relating to the development of the energy resources of Iran, the exportation of petroleum products from Iran, the importation of refined petroleum to Iran, or the development of refining capacity available to Iran;
(4) a transaction relating to the manufacture, procurement, or sale of goods, services, and technology relating to Iran's petrochemical sector; or
(d) Exclusion from United States
(1) In general
Subject to paragraph (2), the Secretary of State shall deny a visa to, and the Secretary of Homeland Security shall exclude from the United States, any alien who, on or after August 10, 2012, is a foreign person designated pursuant to subsection (a) for the imposition of sanctions pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (50 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.).
(2) Regulatory exceptions to comply with international obligations
The requirement to deny visas to and exclude aliens from the United States pursuant to paragraph (1) shall be subject to such regulations as the President may prescribe, including regulatory exceptions to permit the United States to comply with the Agreement between the United Nations and the United States of America regarding the Headquarters of the United Nations, signed June 26, 1947, and entered into force November 21, 1947, and other applicable international obligations.
(e) Waiver of imposition of sanctions
(1) In general
The President may waive the application of subsection (a) or (d) with respect to a foreign person if the President—
(A) determines that it is vital to the national security interests of the United States to do so; and
Source(Pub. L. 112–158, title III, § 301,Aug. 10, 2012, 126 Stat. 1241.)
Termination of Section
For termination of section, see section 8785(a) of this title.
References in Text
The International Emergency Economic Powers Act, referred to in subsecs. (a)(2) and (d)(1), is title II of Pub. L. 95–223, Dec. 28, 1977, 91 Stat. 1626, which is classified generally to chapter 35 (§ 1701 et seq.) of Title 50, War and National Defense. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1701 of Title 50 and Tables.
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


text:
In need of additional storage space, one Angie's List member takes matters into her own hands.
Find Top-Rated Loysville Cabinet Makers
Angie's List helps you hire the best - and avoid the rest!
Cabinet Makers to Avoid
Top Rated Cabinet Makers
Prevent buyer's remorse with us
- Over 3 million people trust Angie's List to help make the right choice
- Be informed to avoid costly mistakes
- Shop with us to ensure a fair price
- Our complaint resolution team will help if a project goes bad
Over 3 million people trust Angie's List.
- Your Membership Includes:
- Instant access to top rated businesses covering 700+ services
- Our Complaint Resolution Team to help when a project goes bad
- On-the-go access to our iPhone, Android, & iPad apps
Access to trusted reviews, the best Cabinet Makers and exclusive discounts!
Real Member ReviewsMemberships allow Angie's List to certify that all reviews are real reviews from real members—no fake, bogus, or anonymous reviews here!
DealsMembers can choose from tons of deals and discounts for projects they need to do, like 30% off exterior home painting!
Instant Community AccessAngie's List is a Community that you'll use time after time. Research who to hire, learn tips and tricks, and consult with your neighbors
Complaint ResolutionIf a project goes badly, Angie's List has a complaint resolution team standing by to help you.
Featured Deal in Loysville
$99 for Professional Contractor Management...
Local Articles in Loysville
A major decision in your kitchen remodel is deciding on your cabinets. One highly rated provider shares four tips for choosing the best cabinets for your home.
After Gayle Saber bought a big-screen television, she spent three years looking for an entertainment center or table to accompany it.
Refacing or refinishing cabinets costs considerably less than replacing them, but don't forget these important factors.
Angie's Answers
Not really. If the contractor is very careful and you are really lucky he might be able to pull them out and then reinstall them after the new cabinets are installed. A lot of this will have to do with how well the counters were installed in the first place. Also, the existing countertops may not line up with the new cabinets exactly in some areas as well as they do now. The better option is to have the cabinets refaced, leaving the boxes and tops in place. Unlless you have deteriorating particle board cabinets you should be able to get a carpenter to do this. If you decide to remove the countertops and install new cabinets factor in new tops and be pleasantly surprised if they can be reinstalled afterall. Realize you probably won't find a contractor willing to gurantee not damaging the tops. If you do, dig in and research him well. He likely doesn't have enough experience.
Todd Shell
Todd's Home Services
San Antonio, TX
As long as the counter is big enough Corian is one of the easier ones to work with. Since it does not have the ground or crushed stone that some of the other material have you can work with normal woodworking tools. A saw with a fine tooth carbide blade and a professional grade router with the proper shaped carbde bit can be used if the edge needs finishing. A belt sander helps on cuts also. The only problem you might have is if you need the joint kits for seaming as I dont think you can buy them.
When Corian first came out I could buy the slabs and fabricate my own tops and then Dupont went to a certified distributor system and would no longer sell to those of us that had been working with it for years. I will admit that they did have reasons for this as not all that were working with the product were doing it right.
Cabinet Makers in Loysville, PA
A.J. Eckley, General Contractor Inc.
Alone Eagle Remodeling LLC
Aortega General Contracting
Big Valley Cabinets
Bobs dreamworks
Beaver Springs
C&C Construction
CCS Woodworks Inc.
Central Lending Svc Inc dba Credit Central
Collins Construction, Inc.
Dively's Cabinetry/Construction
East Brady
Just Cabinets Furniture & More
Kitchen Design Specialists
Camp Hill
Lay It Down Tile & Home Improvement
Michael Long Long's Furniture & Design
Mc Kees Rocks
Nevin's Furniture
Nu Look Home Design Inc.
Opus Woodworks, LLC
Picture Perfect Home Improvements
Precision Woodworks LLC
s&b construction & remodeling partnership
See It N 3D Design & Technical Illustrations
Tague Lumber
Tionesta Builders Supply
Top Granite 2
King Of Prussia
Your Building Centers
Join Angie's List to get the best local reviews in Loysville.
- Instant access to reviews for 700+ services
- Exclusive service discounts - up to 70 percent off!
- Top-notch support from our live call center

subset: commoncrawl


text:
this wiki
Not to be confused with Mori Kibbutz, Brucie's brother and mission-giver in TBoGT
Mori Green was a diamond dealer connected to the Jewish Mob, and a character in Grand Theft Auto IV, TLAD and TBoGT.
During GTA IV
He is 53 and often worked with Isaac Roth. Green was present at a diamond deal with his partner Roth at the Libertonian Museum. He was killed when the deal was shot up by Luis Fernando Lopez. According to Isaac it was Mori's idea to buy the diamonds, because of the rising importance of diamond smuggling. Isaac shows genuine sorrow when Mori is killed, including running up to his body to check if he is okay, before running away to avoid being shot.
LCPD Database information
Surname: Green
First Name: Mori
Age: 53
Place of Birth: Broker, Liberty City
Affiliations: Linked to Italian American Organized Crime.
Criminal Record:
- 1980 - Possession of Stolen Property
- 1985 - Tax Evasion
- 1993 - Racketeering
- 2000 - Clean Diamond Act Violation
- Diamond dealer
- Alleged ties to various Organized Crime Syndicates.
- Arrested in connection to an operation importing illegal conflict diamonds from Africa.
- Works closely with Isaac Roth.
Mission appearances
- Museum Piece (Killed)
- The Lost and Damned
- Collector's Item (Killed)
- The Ballad of Gay Tony
- Not So Fast (Killed)
- If you check Mori's body after he is killed in GTA IV, during Museum Piece, there is a different corpse, one of a fat bearded man. This is also true for Collector's Item and Not So Fast.
- Mori is the only character in the GTA IV era whose death is shown in all three games; GTA IV, TLAD and TBoGT.
- Along with Niko Bellic, Johnny Klebitz, Luis Lopez, Roman Bellic, Anthony Prince, The Cook, and Isaac Roth, Mori is one of the eight characters in the GTA IV Era to appear in IV, TLAD and TBoGT.
- Isaac Roth and Mori Green are references to the business partners Hyman Roth and Moe Green in The Godfather.


text:
Triple room - 3 single bedsIrelandKilkennyKilkenny
About this listing
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
The Space
Bridgeview Guest House is a lovely quaint little bed and breakfast in the heart of Kilkenny City. We are located right beside the river in the shadow of Kilkenny Castle and close to all shops, restaurants and tourist sites. It offers a warm and friendly stay. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, minutes from the City Centre. This Bed and Breakfast is in the shadow of Kilkenny Castle, with over looking views of the river Nore, it is an ideal weekend break.
All Rooms En-Suite
TV and Tea/Coffee facilities in all rooms
On Street Parking
Full Irish Breakfast
Minutes from City Centre
Free WIFI for Guest use
NB: If you'd prefer not to have breakfast then the rate is just €30 PPPN
Kilkenny is over 400 years old, but it sure doesn't show its age. Yes, it's an awe-inspiring throng of medieval cathedrals, castles, abbeys and other massive stone buildings, but Kilkenny loves to party. An endless stream of arts festivals celebrating theater, comedy, bluegrass and dance is constantly pumping the city with new life, toe-tapping energy and international flavor.
Well look no further as Kilkenny city and county has so much to offer. For example, the city has many beautiful walking trails and tours to take. Spend some time visiting historic Kilkenny Castle, see the wonderful parks and gardens, do some shopping in the newly opened MacDonagh Junction shopping centre or find the craic in one of Kilkenny's finest bars and restaurants.
For some, it's a spa treatment in luxurious surroundings. For others it's a day outdoors in an idyllic setting. Choose from 5 star spa hotels to world-renowned golf courses, from beautiful walking routes to horse-riding, for that special way to unwind and recharge, you will find it here in Kilkenny.
For a different day out, enjoy a flutter at the races or get the adrenaline pumping at the karting track.
Kilkenny Castle
Rising above the Nore, Kilkenny Castle is one of Ireland's most visited heritage sites. The first structure on this strategic site was a wooden tower built in 1172 by Richard de Clare, the Anglo-Norman conqueror of Ireland better known as Strongbow. In 1192, Strongbow's son-in-law, William Marshall, erected a stone castle with four towers, three of which survive. The castle was bought by the powerful Butler family in 1391, and their descendants continued to live there until 1935. Maintaining such a structure became a big financial strain and most of the furnishings were sold at auction. The castle was handed over to the city in 1967 for the princely sum of £50.
One glance…
Kells Priory
This is the best sort of ruin, where visitors can amble about whenever they like, with no tour guides, tours, set hours or fees. At dusk on a vaguely sunny day the old priory is simply beautiful. Most days you stand a chance of exploring the site alone (apart from bleating and pooping sheep).
The earliest remains of this gorgeous monastic site date from the late 12th century, while the bulk of the present ruins are from the 15th century. In a sea of rich farmland, a carefully restored protective wall connects seven dwelling towers. Inside the walls are the remains of an Augustinian abbey and the foundations of some chapels and houses.
Black Abbey
This Dominican abbey was founded in 1225 by William Marshall and takes its name from the monks' black habits. In 1543, six years after Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries, it was turned into a courthouse. Following Cromwell's visit in 1650, it remained a roofless ruin until restoration in 1866. Much of what survives dates from the 18th and 19th centuries, but remnants of more ancient archways are still evident within the newer stonework. Look for the 13th-century coffins near the entrance.
Kilkenny Design Centre
Top-end Irish crafts and artwork for sale include items by artisans county-wide. Look for John Hanly wool blankets, Cushendale woollen goods, Foxford scarves and Bunbury cutting boards.
Follow a short flight of steps down to a candlelit basement to bliss out on Antonio Cavaliere's classical Italian cuisine, including his sublime spaghetti al astice (lobster tossed with pasta, shallots, cream, brandy and black truffle, doused with fresh parmesan, and served in the shell). There's a cute and romantic table in front under an atrium. Service wins plaudits.
Butler Gallery
The Butler Gallery in the basement of Kilkenny Castel is one of the country's most important art galleries outside Dublin. Small exhibitions featuring the work of contemporary artists are held throughout the year. Also in the basement, the castle kitchen houses a popular summertime cafe. You can head directly to either the Butler Gallery or the cafe without paying the tour admission (website hidden) Mary's Cathedral
The 19th-century cathedral is visible from most parts of town. A plaque at the entrance notes: 'The construction of the cathedral began in 1843 and continued during the Famine years, the years of emigration, coffin ships, starvation, and even despair because of the many thousands of our people who died of hunger and disease…', before going on to list yet more tribulations.
Edward Langton's
The restaurant within this enormous, snazzy pub seems able to seat much of the town (certainly most everybody's here for Sunday lunch). The food is quality trad Irish: never-ending bowls of boiled potatoes and desserts like toffee and brown bread pudding with hot butterscotch sauce. Regular dinner-and-show specials for around €40 are popular with locals and tourists (website hidden) Canice's Cathedral
Soaring over the north end of the centre is Ireland's second-largest medieval cathedral (after St Patrick's in Dublin). This Gothic edifice with its iconic round tower has had a long and fascinating history. Legend has it that the first monastery was built here in the 6th century by St Canice, Kilkenny's patron saint. Records show that a wooden church on the site was burned down in 1087.
The existing structure was raised between 1202 and 1285, but then endured a series of catastrophes and resurrections. The first disaster, the collapse of the church tower in 1332, was the consequence of Dame Alice Kyteler's conviction for witchcraft. Her maid was also convicted, and her…
O'Faolain's & Club 51
Built on three levels around a 16th-century stone church that was brought over in crates from Wales and painstakingly rebuilt here, numbered stone by numbered stone, O'Faolain's is a lively night-time spot year-round. Between Easter and October, Club 51 (admission free to €10), in a strobe-lit space out back, sees dancers getting sweaty on Saturday nights.
Rothe House
Ireland's best surviving example of a 16th-century merchant's house is the Tudor Rothe House. Built around a series of courtyards, it now houses a museum with local artefacts including a well-used Viking sword found nearby and a grinning head sculpted from a stone by a Celtic artist. The king-post roof of the 2nd floor is a meticulous reconstruction.
National Craft Gallery & Kilkenny Design Centre
Contemporary Irish crafts are showcased at this imaginative gallery in the former castle stables that also house the shops of the Kilkenny Design Centre. Ceramics dominate, but exhibits often feature furniture, jewellery and weaving from the members of the Crafts Council of Ireland. There are regular classes in pottery and jewellery making.
Behind the complex, look for the walkway that extends into the beautiful Butler House gardens of, with an unusual water feature constructed from remnants of the British-built Nelson Column, blown up by nationalists in Dublin around a century ago.
Tynan Tours
Entertaining, informative hour-long walking tours that meander Kilkenny's narrow lanes, steps and pedestrian passageways. Meet at the tourist office.
Butter Slip
With its arched entry and stone steps, Butter Slip, a narrow and dark walkway connecting High St with St Kieran's St (previously called Low Lane) is the most picturesque of Kilkenny's many narrow medieval corridors. It was built in 1616 and once was lined with the stalls of butter vendors.
You'll feel you've slipped into a French country home as you enter from shadowy Butter Slip. The seafood comes from Dunmore East and the excellent meats are sourced locally. Good French vintages soon loosen the spirits and you'll feel in the midst of a highly successful dinner party.
Chef Garrett Byrne who gained fame and Michelin stars in Dublin is the genius behind this bold, stylish restaurant in his native Kilkenny. He's passionate about supporting local and artisan producers and he takes the goods and produces ever-changing, ever-memorable meals. There's a French accent to everything he does.
Cafe Sol
Leisurely lunches stretch until 5pm at this much-loved restaurant. Local organic produce is featured in dishes that emphasise what's fresh each season. The flavours are frequently bold and have global influences. Service albeit casual is excellent.
Kyteler's Inn
Dame Alice Kyteler's old house was built back in 1224 and has seen its share of history: the Dame had four husbands, all of whom died in suspicious circumstances, and she was charged with witchcraft in 1323. Today you can enjoy trad sessions in the basement and courtyard.
Grapevine Wine
If yet another pint in an atmospheric pub is just one too many, take refuge at this smart wine bar. There's also a stellar range of craft beers and a fine selection of tapas.
Kilkenny Castle Parkland
About 20 hectares of parkland extend to the southeast of Kilkenny castle, with a Celtic cross-shaped rose garden, a fountain to the northern end and a children's playground to the south. The castle's former stables are now home to the intriguing Kilkenny Design Centre.
Marble City Bar
This stylishly mod bar manages to stand out. Usual bar standards like sausage & mash and fish & chips are elevated above the norm through the use of excellent ingredients. A lower-level café facing St Kieran's St has breakfasts, coffees and outdoor tables.
Grace's Castle
Near the Confederation Hall Monument is the ramshackle Grace's Castle, originally built in 1210, but lost to the family and converted into a prison in 1568, and then in 1794 into a courthouse, which it remains today. Rebels from the 1798 Rising were executed here.
Market Cross
Kilkenny City, Ireland Shopping › Shopping centre
Kilkenny is the regional centre for shopping. You'll find an interesting mix of chain and local stores along High St. Market Cross is a multilevel mall behind a row of High St shops. A flashy new shopping mall, MacDonagh Junction, is the largest in the region.
Morrisey's Club:
In a basement a few doors from the Kilkenny Tourist Hostel, this club usually doesn't really get cranking until around 22:00 (those who show up earlier get in free). DJs rule but there are also live acts many nights. Sunday nights get a barely-18 crowd.
Kilkenny City, Ireland Entertainment › Music
Kilkenny is the regional hub of clubbing. But here the club itself is an attraction: it's built on three levels around an old stone church that was brought over from Wales. There are live DJs most nights, starting around 22:30 and weekend club nights.
Black Freren Gate:
This is the only gate from the old Norman city walls still standing, albeit with the help of metal bracing to ensure the safety of those who pass through. Crumbling sections of the old walls remain throughout the central city.
Confederation Hall Monument:
On the corner of Parliament St and the road leading down to Bateman's Quay, this monument (really just a fragment) built into the Bank of Ireland marks the site where the national Parliament met from 1642 to 1649. Nearby is the carefully restored Grace's Castle, originally built in 1210, but lost to the family and converted into a prison in 1568, and then in 1794 into a courthouse, which it remains today. Rebels from the 1798 Rising were executed here.
Two Dames:
Organic porridge, granola with organic yoghurt and 'CYO' (create your own) sandwiches are just a few of the reasons locals squeeze into this hole-in-the-wall cafe. The owners have great personalities and you feel like a regular from the time you enter. Breakfast is served until noon.
Lautrec's Brasserie:
Romantics can hold hands at the tiny tables in the tiny dining room and partake of the disproportionate wine selections at this seductive, rose-coloured French bistro. It's spawned a second restaurant in Carlow town.
About 20 hectares of parkland in the Kilkenny Castle grounds extend to the southeast, with a Celtic cross-shaped rose garden, a fountain to the northern end and a children's playground to the south.
Tynan's Bridge House:
Looking like it might fall down at any moment, this wonky Georgian pub is the best trad bar in town. To be sure, the 300-year-old building has settled a bit over the years, but then so have many of the customers.
Padmore & Barnes:
In a vast converted factory, the family-run outdoors store Padmore & Barnes has an unbeatable selection of well-priced camping equipment, hiking boots, wet-weather clothing and sports gear.
Shee Alms House:
Shee Alms House was built in sturdy local stone in 1582 by local benefactor Sir Richard Shee and his wife to provide help for the poor. It continued as a hospital until 1740 but now houses the tourist office.
Watergate Theatre:
The top theatre venue hosts drama, comedy and musical performances. If you're wondering why intermission lasts 18 minutes, it's so patrons can nip into John Cleere's pub for a pint.
There's a postmodern sense of experimentation at this art-filled restaurant. Locally sourced produce is complemented by flavoursome accompaniments like wholegrain mustard, minted peas and celeriac purée.
The lowest-key bar in Kilkenny gets pretty lively when there's a hurling match screening. But most of the time you can ponder your pint and strike up a conversation with anyone – including yourself.
The Pantry:
Break soda bread (well at least butter it up) and sip a range of coffees at this old-fashioned bakery and tearoom. Those filling, hot meals of your youth are here ready and (website hidden) John's Priory:
Across the river stand the ruins of this priory, which was founded in 1200 and was noted for its many beautiful windows until Cromwell's visit. Nearby Kilkenny College dates from 1666. Its students included Jonathan Swift and the philosopher George Berkeley, but it now houses Kilkenny's county hall.
Kilkenny College:
Near St John's Priory, Kilkenny College dates from 1666. Its students included Jonathan Swift and the philosopher George Berkeley, but it now houses Kilkenny's county hall.
Dunnes Stores:
There's a good range of choices in Kilkenny but note that at quiet times, places often close by 20:30. Picnickers can pick up groceries from Dunnes Stores .
Kilkenny Book Centre:
The largest bookshop in town, stocking plenty of Irish-interest fiction and nonfiction, periodicals and a big range of maps. There's a good cafe upstairs.
Morrison's Bar:
In the belle-époque cellar of the Hibernian Hotel, DJs spin an eclectic mix for an upmarket crowd that actually cares about getting spilled on.
Gourmet Store:
In this crowded little deli, takeaway sandwiches are assembled from choice, imported meats and cheeses (plus a few top-notch locals).
Chez Pierre:
This sunny-sweet French spot does great tartines (open-faced sandwiches), soups and sweets plus blackboard specials at lunch. Breakfast is served until noon; dinner fixed menus start at €22.
John Cleere:
One of Kilkenny's finest venues for live music, this long bar has blues, jazz and rock, as well as trad music sessions.
The (City Hall) on High St was built in 1761 on the spot where Dame Alice Kyteler's maid, Petronella, was burned at the stake in 1324.
Matt the Millers:
Rose-coloured medieval mill with four bars over four floors plus crowd-pleasing bands and DJs.
Langton Club:
A massive wave-design bar made from turquoise volcanic rock is the centrepiece of this local nightlife magnet.
Farmers Market
Over 20 stalls selling local produce set up at Kilkenny's farmers market.


text:
Digital Subscription Terms and Conditions
The Australian Financial Review subscriptions are supplied by Fairfax Media Limited (ABN 15 008 663 161) and its related bodies corporate (the Fairfax Group). Our business address is 1 Darling Island Road, Pyrmont, NSW 2009.
In these terms and conditions, where we refer to "us", "we" or "our", we are referring to the Fairfax Group or a member of the Fairfax Group.
The Australian Financial Review subscriptions are supplied by Fairfax Media Limited (ABN 15 008 663 161) and its related bodies corporate (the Fairfax Group). Our business address is 1 Darling Island Road, Pyrmont, NSW 2009.
In these terms and conditions, where we refer to "us", "we" or "our", we are referring to the Fairfax Group or a member of the Fairfax Group.
The websites that form the network of Fairfax Media Group sites are owned and operated by Fairfax Media Publications Pty Ltd ("Fairfax").
These terms govern your subscription to any product available through the Fairfax Media Sites. These terms, together with the Conditions of Use, form part of the general terms and conditions governing the material on, use of and access to the Fairfax Media Sites. Fairfax may change these Subscription Terms from time to time. If we do, any amendments will be posted on the Fairfax Media Sites. If you object to any changes to these Subscription Terms, your only remedy is to cancel your subscription before 14 days after the changes come into effect. If you do not cancel your subscription within that period, you will be deemed to have accepted all changes.
Your subscription will not be valid unless and until Fairfax accepts your registration.
You must ensure that your username and password remain secure and confidential. You are entirely responsible for all use, activities and charges associated with or arising from any use of your username and password (regardless of whether you authorised such use), including unauthorised use of your or any credit card. Your login details may be used on a maximum of five separate devices. If any misuse of your log in details is detected or suspected by Fairfax (including the concurrent use of your login details and/or the use of your login details on more than the maximum allowable devices), your subscription may be terminated and you will not be eligible for a refund. An attempt to login with a username and password that is already in use will disconnect the other user. You must notify Fairfax immediately if you become aware of any unauthorised use of your username and password.
Fairfax may (but has not obligation to) monitor usage of the Fairfax Media Sites via your account (including but not limited to concurrent usage of username and passwords) and may take any action it deems appropriate, including immediately terminating your subscription.
Please note that if you have a subscription to both the print and the digital edition of a Fairfax Media Group publication, the owner of print subscription is the designated user of the digital edition. Your username and password must not be shared.
For the current fees for products, services and other features offered in connection with the Fairfax Media sites, please go to the relevant Fairfax Media site. Fairfax reserves the right to change the fees it charges for products, services or features offered in connection with the Fairfax Media Sites, or introduce new fees, from time to time. If such a change increases the price payable by you for your existing products or services (including your subscription), Fairfax will provide you with at least 14 days' prior written notice of any such change. If you object to any such change, your only remedy is to cancel your subscription before 14 days after the change comes into effect. If you do not cancel your subscription within that period, you will be deemed to have accepted the change.
Unless stated otherwise by Fairfax, in order to register for or purchase a service or product, you must submit valid payment details. Valid payments will be processed immediately or, if applicable, immediately upon the expiry of your free trial subscription. If you are paying by cheque then your subscription commences on the day that your cheque is banked by us. If, subsequently the cheque you sent is not cleared, your subscription will be cancelled and you will have to make a new payment. Whether you pay by credit card, direct debit, cheque, or by any other valid means, you will be given notification via email of the commencement of your subscription.
Unless you notify us otherwise, subscription fees and all other fees and charges associated with your subscription (including, but not limited to, any applicable federal, state, and local taxes) will be billed automatically to the payment details you provide when registering for the applicable service. If you do not notify us of changes to your billing details, Fairfax will assume that all of the information related to your nominated payment method remains valid and will submit to the relevant financial institution all information that it requires for approval.
If any subscription fees or other charges billed to your nominated account are not processed for any reason, Fairfax shall have the right to suspend your subscription until such subscription fees or other charges are paid in full. You agree to pay all costs (including legal fees) incurred by Fairfax in collecting any unpaid subscription fees or other charges from you. If payment in full is not received from you, Fairfax reserves the right to cancel your subscription. Subscription fees will apply whether or not you actually use your subscription.
Unless stated otherwise, charges referred to for use of any services provided by Fairfax are GST inclusive. Where GST applies, upon payment by you, Fairfax will deduct the GST it incurs from each payment. The balance of the payment will be credited to your account. GST means the Australian goods and services tax charged under A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (the "Act"). Tax invoice means tax invoice as defined by the Act.
Subject to any conditions and cancellation fees noted below, you may cancel your Fairfax Media Site subscription at any time by calling customer service on 1800 646 990. You cannot suspend your subscription to any Fairfax Media Site.
No refund will be paid in relation to month-to-month subscriptions or, trial subscriptions.
If you cancel a standard term subscription you will generally be entitled to a pro rata refund for any unused months.
Month-to-month auto-renew subscriptions will continue until the next billing date after you notify us that you wish to cancel your subscription (provided you give us at least 24 hours notice prior to your next billing date). For the purposes of these Subscription Terms, "billing date" means the date in any month that you commenced your subscription (for example, the 15th of each month).
For some subscriptions, we will contact you within a reasonable time before the expiry of your subscription term to give you the opportunity to OPT OUT of renewing your Fairfax Media Site subscription for a further year. If you fail to opt out, your subscription will automatically renew on the subscription expiry date, at the then current yearly subscription rate, and you will be charged accordingly.
You may upgrade or downgrade your paid subscription at any time by calling customer service on 1800 646 990.
When you provide us with notice to cancel your subscription, you will still be registered for and have access to the Digital package of the Financial Review website at no charge.
Fairfax may immediately cancel your subscription, without notice or liability (including for any refund or credit to you), if we determine, acting reasonably, that: (i) you have breached any portion of these Subscription Terms or the general terms and conditions for use of the Fairfax Media Sites or (ii) your use of or access to the Fairfax Media Site(s) violates any applicable law or regulation or otherwise inhibits any other subscriber from using or accessing the Fairfax Media Sites or any other service offered by Fairfax on the Fairfax Media Sites.
Fairfax also reserves the right to cancel your subscription for any reason, provided that we give you written notice of such cancellation and, in the event of cancellation, pay you a pro-rata refund for the outstanding portion of your subscription.
None of the foregoing limits any other legal, equitable, or contractual rights available to Fairfax.
Customers who purchase print or digital subscriptions valued at $100 or more via the telemarketing or door to door sales channel have the right to cancel their subscription within 10 business days from and including the day after you received these terms and conditions. Customers who purchase through this channel will not be charged a cancellation fee if they cancel the subscription during the cooling off period.
If you change your mind and wish to cancel the subscription, you can contact us at www.support.fairfaxmedia.com.au, by phone on 1800 646 990, fax your request to (03) 8667 3898 or by post to: Financial Review Group, GPO Box 55, Melbourne VIC 3001. Details about your additional rights to cancel this agreement and a template notice of termination are available at http://www.consumerlaw.gov.au/content/acl_resources/downloads/revised_ACL_termination_notice.pdf
If you are the recipient of a gift or promotional subscription, you acknowledge that your subscription may be administered by the third party provider and may therefore be altered or cancelled at any time by such third party provider. You may upgrade your gift or promotional subscription at any time at your own expense, however, if your underlying subscription is cancelled by the third party provider you will need to renew the subscription at your own expense in order to also continue with your upgrade.
If you are a Monday to Friday or Monday to Saturday subscriber to The Australian Financial Review print edition directly through Fairfax, the Financial Review website and app for iPad® is included in the price of your subscription. To receive (and to continue to receive) the benefit, your print edition subscription must be active. If you cancel your print subscription at any time, you will no longer be eligible for the benefit and you will be downgraded to have access to the Digital package of the Financial Review website and app for ipad, at no charge. You will automatically receive this benefit unless you uncheck the "add digital access" box during the signup process.
If you receive a free trial subscription to a Fairfax Media Site and/or application ("Trial"), it will begin on the date on which Fairfax accepts your registration. During the Trial you will not be charged a subscription fee. You may cancel or opt-out of the Trial prior to the expiry of the Trial online by calling customer service on 1800 646 990.
However, if you do not cancel or opt out during the Trial, you will be automatically rolled onto a paid subscription upon expiry of the Trial (either a month to month subscription or yearly subscription, depending on the option you have selected) and you be charged accordingly, unless otherwise stated during the signup process.
If you have previously received a Trial, you will not be eligible to receive another Trial. You understand that the Trial may not include certain information, functionality or services, as specified from time to time.
Content made available on Fairfax Media Sites is strictly for personal use only. We may impose limitations on you if at any time we form the view that your usage of the site, and particularly your volume of article downloads, is unusual or excessive.
To access the services, you must, at a minimum, be a basic user of afr.com.
As a user of the service, you agree to us providing your customer details to ASIC, at their request. ASIC (or its agent) may use your customer information to contact you for the purpose of sending you information that you have requested and for evaluating the ASIC service. Fairfax will not be responsible for the use of your customer information by ASIC.
Fairfax will provide support in relation to the service during standard business hours. Users should direct all service enquiries to Fairfax, and not to ASIC.
You must ensure that your ASIC search service username and password remain secure and confidential. You are entirely responsible for all use, activities and charges associated with or arising from any use of your username and password (regardless of whether you authorised such use), including unauthorised use of your or any other credit card. You must notify Fairfax immediately if you become aware of any unauthorised use of your username and password.
You acknowledge and agree the following in relation to the ASIC Search facility available on afr.com:
(a) The Search Extracts contained in the ASIC System and ASIC Registers are based on information provided to ASIC by third parties.
(b) ASIC has not verified the accuracy, currency, reliability or completeness of the Search Extracts and makes no representation or warranty as to their accuracy, currency or reliability.
(c) ASIC will have no liability to any persons for any inaccuracy, omission, defect or error in the Test Database, ASIC System or ASIC Registers."
Service charges are non-refundable. Fairfax reserves the right to amend the charges for the service, or introduce new charges, from time to time without providing prior notice to you. If you object to any such change, your only remedy is to cease using the service. If you continue to use the service, you will be deemed to have accepted the change.
Unless you notify us otherwise, service charges will be billed automatically to the credit card you provide when registering for the service. You must notify us if your billing details change at any time.
If your subscription is a corporate or enterprise subscription package, you may acquire ASIC search services on account. You agree and acknowledge that such acquisitions are the responsibility of the subscriber, who agrees to pay all ASIC search service charges invoiced by Fairfax.
Fairfax shall itemise all monthly ASIC search service fees incurred by subscribers under corporate or enterprise subscriptions, and shall invoice the subscriber monthly for such fees. Payment terms are as detailed on the invoice.
Unless stated otherwise, charges are quoted GST inclusive. Where GST applies, Fairfax will deduct the GST it incurs from each payment and issue you with a tax invoice.
You may cancel your registration to the ASIC search service at any time by calling customer service on 1800 646 990.
Fairfax may immediately cancel your service, without notice or liability (including for any refund or credit to you), if we determine, acting reasonably, that: (i) you have breached any portion of the above terms and conditions or (ii) your use of or access to the service otherwise violates any applicable law or regulation.
Unless expressly agreed by us, subscriptions are strictly for personal or internal business use only.
Fairfax collects your personal information in order to provide you with products and services requested by you, and for secondary purposes related to that purpose. Please refer to Fairfax's Privacy Policy for more information, including: what kind of information we collect, how we collect it, why we collect it, how we use and disclose it, and how to seek access to and update your personal information. You can access the Fairfax Privacy Policy at http://www.fairfax.com.au/privacy.html
As a subscriber, you acknowledge that we may contact you during the term of your subscription in connection with your subscription and/or with other offers or information that might be of interest to you. Beyond your subscription term, you also agree to receive communications relating to your lapsed or cancelled subscription and other Fairfax Media products and services for up to 36 months unless and until you notify us otherwise. If you do not wish to receive such communications, you can notify Fairfax by contacting us at www.support.fairfaxmedia.com.au, by phone on 1800 646 990, fax your request to (02) 9282 2165 or by post to: Fairfax Privacy Officer, at GPO Box 506, Sydney NSW 2001.
1. Definitions
"Representatives" means, in relation to the Subscriber:
Agents of the Subscriber and each of its Subsidiaries;
in the case where the Subscriber is a higher education institution (as determined by Fairfax in its discretion), faculty members and enrolled students of that institution.
"Service" means the information products and services available to the Subscriber through the Website, as set out in the Product Schedule, or any other service through which Information is supplied to the Subscriber by Fairfax on www.afr.com.
"Subscriber" means the entity set out in the Subscription Agreement with the details in the Product Schedule, and any Subsidiary.
"Subscription Agreement" means the signed subscription letter agreement between the Subscriber and Fairfax including the Product Schedule and the Pricing Schedule.
"Subscription Terms" means:
these Subscription Terms for Corporate Subscribers;
the terms of the Subscription Agreement;
the terms set out in the section of the "Subscription terms (pdf)" linked to the afr.com website above these Subscription Terms for Corporate Subscribers;
the "Conditions (pdf)" linked to the afr.com website; and
all other terms of use and disclaimers contained in or linked to the afr.com website.
"Subsidiary" means a subsidiary of the Subscriber within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and, in the case where the Subscriber is controlled by a partnership, that partnership (and each of its partners).
"Term" means the Initial Term and all renewals and extensions under clause 6.2.
"Trial Term" means the trial term of the Agreement which is the period of time set out in the Pricing Schedule or as agreed in writing by the parties, commencing on the Effective Date.
"User" means a Representative authorised by the Subscriber to use the Service, subject to the permitted number of Users set out in the Product Schedule.
"Web Content" means publicly available content which may be accessed through afr.com via links to third party sites on the internet, and which is identified within afr.com as beln these terms:
"Administrator" means the Service administrator(s); an individual or individuals appointed by the Subscriber to provide access to and use of the afr.com Administrator to tailor the Service access levels and user functionality for the Subscriber's specific needs.
"Additional Fees" means the additional fees specific to any service as set out in the Pricing Schedule or any other schedule.
"Client" means a customer or client of a Subscriber to whom Information may be provided, where permitted, subject to the Subscription Terms.
"Effective Date" means the date as set out in the Product Schedule, or if undated, the date of first availability of the Service for use by the Subscriber.
"Fairfax Group" means Fairfax Media Limited and its subsidiaries (of which Fairfax is one);
"Fees" means the aggregate of the fees for the Information and fees for the Service, payable by the Subscriber to Fairfax being bundled, packaged or amended as set out in the Pricing Schedule.
"GST" means GST as defined in the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 ("the Act"). All other terms have the definitions in the Act and/or are construed in accordance with the Act.
"Information" means information, in whatever form, provided as part of the Service
"Initial Term" means the "Initial Term" specified in the Product Schedule.
"Pricing Schedule" means the "Pricing Schedule" to the Subscription Agreement, including any updated or amended versions of it.
"Product Schedule" means the "Product Schedule" to the Subscription Agreement, including any updated or amended versions of it.
"Renewal Date" means the date immediately following the last date of the Initial Term.
ing from the internet.
2. Service
Fairfax will supply the Information through the Service to the Subscriber and grants to the Subscriber a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, non-assignable license to use the Information and the Service pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.
Fairfax will supply the Information through the Service to the Subscriber and grants to the Subscriber a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, non-assignable license to use the Information and the Service pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.
Fairfax retains control and ownership of the form and content of the Service. Neither the Subscriber nor any User will acquire any ownership rights in the Service or the Information, and the Subscriber shall not alter the form or content of the Information or Service without the written permission of Fairfax.
Fairfax may alter the form and content of the Service from time to time. The Information is either licensed from third party information providers or is proprietary to Fairfax. Should any license agreement with an information provider be terminated or suspended for any reason then the Information supplied by that information provider may be withdrawn from the Service.
The Subscriber acknowledges that any indexing codes used for retrieving Information from the Service are owned by either Fairfax or a third party, and that such indexing codes are protected by copyrights, database rights and/or trademarks owned by the relevant party. The Subscriber may use the indexing codes solely to access information from the Service and may not otherwise copy, publish, re-distribute or otherwise use such codes.
3. Use of the Service
Users may view and print a single permanent copy of the Information.
The Subscriber, and each User, shall not:
use, copy, store, save, transmit, reproduce, distribute, display, sell, publish, broadcast or circulate the Information to any third party, other than as authorised in clause 3.1 and 3.2;
remove, conceal or alter any copyright notices contained in the Service or the Information;
create or store in electronic form any shared library or archive of Information which could be used as a research application;
sell or receive any compensation for Information distributed to Client (except for recovery at cost of Views incurred by Client), and for the avoidance of doubt, Subscriber may only forward Service Emails to Customers on an occasional and infrequent basis, but are not authorised to forward such emails as part of a regular and ongoing alerting service; or
share the password which they use to access the Service with any other person. Users should notify the Administrator or Fairfax if they learn or suspect that any password(s) is either being used by any person not authorised by the Subscriber to use the Service or is being used by more than one User.
The Subscriber shall:
ensure that each User is aware of and complies with the conditions of use of the Service and/or the Information contained in this Agreement;
ensure that each User complies with any additional restrictions notified by means of any onscreen notices contained within an article of Information to which the additional restriction relates. To the event that there is any inconsistency between the terms of this Agreement and any on-screen notice, then the terms of this Agreement will prevail;
ensure that each Client is aware of, and use reasonable endeavours to ensure each Client complies with, the conditions of use of the Service and/or the Information contained in this Agreement;
provide Fairfax with reasonable assistance in complying with Fairfax's obligations under privacy laws relating to information in respect of individual Users. Subscriber warrants and represents to Fairfax that it is authorised by each of the Users to receive the Users' personal information from Fairfax.
Fairfax will issue the Subscriber with one password for each User, each such password may only be used by one individual. The Subscriber must notify Fairfax if it learns or suspects that any password(s) is either being used by any person not authorized by the Subscriber to use the Service or is being used by more than one individual. Fairfax will then cancel the relevant password(s) and assign a new password(s) to the Subscriber. Fairfax may in its reasonable discretion attach conditions to the assignment of such new password(s).
In the event that the Subscriber or any User or Client breaches the terms of use of the Service as set out in this clause 3, the Subscriber acknowledges that damages may be an insufficient remedy. The parties acknowledge that any damages payable are without prejudice to any other injunctive relief or contractual liability that Fairfax is entitled to in accordance with this Agreement as a result of any breach of this agreement, including but not limited to breach of Fairfax's intellectual property rights in the Service. Without limitation, Fairfax may suspend the Service in the event of a breach described in this clause.
4. Fees and Taxes
The Subscriber agrees to pay the Fees and any Additional Fees to Fairfax within 30 days of receipt of an invoice from Fairfax ('Invoice').
Unless otherwise expressly stated, all prices or other sums payable or consideration to be provided under this agreement are exclusive of GST.
If GST is payable on any taxable supply made or to be made under this agreement, the consideration payable will be increased by an amount equal to the amount of GST payable by the Subscriber. The Subscriber agrees to pay such GST amount on receipt of a proper tax invoice from Fairfax.
The Subscriber shall have the right to withhold any applicable taxes from payments due under this agreement as required by law. If any deduction from payments due under this agreement is required on account of a withholding tax, the Subscriber will provide Fairfax with a certificate or other receipt signed by the appropriate taxing authority confirming the tax withheld and the subsequent payment of the tax to the taxing authority. Where there is a reduction in any Fees or Additional Fees due that is not supported by such a certificate or receipt, the reduction will be considered an underpayment by the Subscriber.
The Pricing Schedule may be amended from time to time in accordance with clause 4.6. Other than as set out in the Pricing Schedule or pursuant to clause 4.6, no change in the Fees payable by the Subscriber shall be effective unless agreed in writing between the parties.
Fairfax may, following not less than 30 days' prior written notice to the Subscriber, amend the Pricing Schedule and/or any Schedule setting out the Additional Fees. If the amendment to the Pricing Schedule results in an increase in the Fees for the Subscriber, then the Subscriber may, within 30 days of receipt of such notice, terminate this Agreement by written notice to Fairfax. If the amendment to any Schedule results in an increase in the Additional Fees for the Subscriber, then the Subscriber may, within 30 days of receipt of such notice, terminate that part of the Service that relates to the Additional Fees by written notice to Fairfax. If the Subscriber gives notice pursuant to this clause 4.6 then such termination shall be effective on the date on which the Fees and/or any applicable Additional Fees would have increased and the Subscriber will be entitled to a pro rata refund of any Fees or Additional Fees paid in advance for services not rendered at the date of termination.
5. Warranty, liability and indemnity
Fairfax shall make reasonable efforts to ensure: the accuracy and reliability of the Service; the timeliness of the Information; and that the Service does not contain any computer virus. Neither Fairfax, nor any other member of the Fairfax Group, will be held liable in relation to the accuracy or timeliness of the Information or for any loss or damage of any type in connection with the provision of or failure to provide the Service, except as set out in this clause 5. This Agreement gives neither the Subscriber, nor any User or Customer any rights against third party information providers with respect to the use of Information.
Neither Fairfax, nor any other member of the Fairfax Group excludes any rights or remedies available to you under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) or any similar State or Territory based legislation in Australia that cannot be excluded, restricted or modified. Otherwise, all conditions and warranties in respect of afr.com and the Information that may be implied by law are excluded. To the extent Fairfax or a member of the Fairfax Group is liable for breach of any implied warranty or condition which cannot be excluded, liability is restricted, at Fairfax's option, to:
in the case of services supplied or offered by Fairfax, the re-supply of those services or the payment of the cost of having those services re-supplied; and
in the case of goods supplied or offered by Fairfax, the replacement of the goods or the supply of equivalent goods, the repair of the goods, the payment of the cost of replacing the goods or the payment of the cost of having the goods repaired.
Subject to the above qualifications and clause 5.4, the Subscriber expressly agrees that in no circumstances will Fairfax or any member of the Fairfax Group be liable for any damage or loss (including but not limited to any indirect or consequential loss or any loss of profits or revenues whatsoever) however caused (including but not limited to, by the negligence of Fairfax or a member of the Fairfax Group) suffered or incurred by the Subscriber in connection of the use of afr.com.
Fairfax shall indemnify the Subscriber against any direct loss or damage suffered by the Subscriber arising out of any third party claim or action that the Information infringes the intellectual property rights of such third party, except for any claim or action arising out of a breach of this Agreement by the Subscriber, any User or Customer. The Subscriber agrees that if any such claim is made by a third party then the Subscriber will promptly notify and cooperate with Fairfax, and Fairfax shall at its request be given control of such action.
The Subscriber shall indemnify Fairfax and, where relevant, any third party information provider or supplier, for any direct loss or damage (not including any consequential loss or special or punitive damages) arising out of any use of the Information by the Subscriber and/or Users and/or Clients beyond the rights expressly granted to the Subscriber and/or the Users and/or Clients under this Agreement.
The total liability of Fairfax under this Agreement shall, to the extent permitted by law, under no circumstances exceed the Fees paid by the Subscriber in the twelve months preceding such claim.
6. Term and termination
The Trial Term, if any, is set out in the Product Schedule or as agreed and/or amended by writing between the parties.
After the Trial Term (if any), this Agreement shall be renewed for the Initial Term unless the Subscriber notifies Fairfax otherwise in writing prior to the end of the Trial Term. Thereafter this Agreement shall automatically be renewed for successive 12 month periods on the Renewal Date and each anniversary of the Renewal Date, save that during the Term any Service may be cancelled by either Fairfax or the Subscriber on 90 days' prior written notice to the other prior to the Renewal Date and each anniversary of the Renewal Date.
Without prejudice to any rights of either party, this Agreement may be terminated:
in the event of a party committing any breach of this Agreement which is remediable and not remedied within 21 days of written notice from the other party requiring such remedy;
immediately on written notice being given by a party if the other party commits any irremediable breach of this Agreement or repeats any breach as has previously been the subject of a notice under paragraph (6.3.1) above;
immediately on a party giving written notice to the other party if:
an order is made or an effective resolution is passed for the liquidation or winding up of the other party;
the other party enters into any composition with its creditors;
the other party has a receiver, manager, administrative receiver or administrator appointed in respect of it or substantially all of its assets;
the other party is affected in any jurisdiction other than New South Wales by any matter of substantially similar effect to any of the matters referred to in paragraphs (18.104.22.168) to (22.214.171.124) above.
On termination of this Agreement for any reason other than for Fairfax being in breach of this Agreement or being subject to an event listed in clause 6.3.3, the Subscriber shall pay to Fairfax any Fees or Additional Fees payable until the end of the then current Term.
lf the Subscriber commits a material breach of this Agreement, Fairfax may suspend any Service without notice or penalty until such breach is remedied.
7. Confidentiality
The parties acknowledge and confirm that during the term of this Agreement and following its termination the parties shall treat as confidential and shall not (other than in the proper provision of the Service or as required by any applicable law) use or disclose to any person, firm or company, the terms of this Agreement, including the Pricing Schedule agreed between the parties, and any confidential information relating to the business of and belonging to the other party, nor permit its use or disclosure. This obligation of confidentiality shall not apply to information which is publicly known (through no fault of the non-disclosing party) or not of commercial value to such other party.
No public announcement, press release or circular (other than required by law or regulation) concerning this Agreement will be made by either party without the prior consent of the other party, which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
8. Web Content
Fairfax chooses the internet sites through which the Web Content is made available and uses reasonable care in doing so. However, the Web Content is not made available through any licensing agreement with any third party, and accordingly Fairfax does not and cannot license the use of such Web Content. The Subscriber and Users are solely responsible for determining the extent to which the Web Content is used.
The Web Content is not included as Information for the purposes of this Agreement and Fairfax does not accept any liability in relation to the Web Content.
9. General
The terms and conditions set out in The Subscription Terms represent the entire agreement between both parties relating to the Service and supersede all prior agreements and representations. No failure or delay by any party in exercising any right, power or remedy under this Agreement shall operate as a waiver of any such right, power and/or remedy. Neither party will be liable for any loss or failure to perform an obligation due to circumstances beyond its reasonable control.
The Service subscribed for under the Subscription Terms, the level of the Fees and Additional Fees and other relevant details of such Service may be amended by written notice signed by both parties confirming the relevant amendment and the inclusion of any additional schedule.
In the event of conflict between these Subscription Terms for Library Services, the Subscription Agreement and any other document or information forming part of the Subscription Terms as defined in clause 1 (where "conflict" denotes, as between any two such document, an impossibility to comply with both of them in the relevant respect):
generally, these Subscription Terms for Library Services shall prevail; and
in relation to the provision of a particular product or element of the Service, the Product Schedule shall prevail.
All notices shall be in writing, and delivered by courier or registered mail, or by either facsimile or electronic mail with confirmation, to the addresses specified in the Product Schedule, or other address stipulated in writing by one party to the other. Notice shall be deemed received on the date 3 business days after being sent, if by courier or registered mail, or on the date actually received, if by fax or electronic mail.
Neither party may assign the Subscription Terms without the prior written consent of the other party, provided however that Fairfax may transfer any of its rights and obligations to any member of the Fairfax Group.
The official language of the Subscription Terms shall be the English language and no translation into any other language may be used in its interpretation.
The Subscription Terms shall be governed by, construed and take effect in accordance with the laws of New South Wales and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New South Wales.


text:
Who Are We
Meet Great People
Connect With The Best
Make A Difference
Rewrads & Recognition
Work Life Balance
Search Jobs
Apply Online
GM Designate / Senior Assistant Manager
- Job Details
Position Title:
GM Designate / Senior Assistant Manager
Close Date:
Job ID:
Position Reports to:
General Manager
Why Chop:
Chop created by people like you, for people like you. Chop is Canada's leading fine casual restaurant. We were founded on the promise of delivering great food and great experiences in a friendly, high energy atmosphere. At Chop, we don't hire staff; we hire people people who share our love of life, and seize every chance to make the most of it. People who believe that a job shouldn't just be a place where you put in time, but rather a place where you love the time you spend. If this describes you, we'd love to hear from you.
Job Description:
Responsible for all aspects of the restaurants operation according to the policies, procedures and goals of the company
Maximize: long-term profitability, morale and employment standards, guest satisfaction, the skills of all crew and managers within the restaurant
Being a leader at Chop will be intense and will require strong leadership skills. It will also require a willingness to be hands-on and the desire to develop leaders. If you love food, love a challenge and love working with people look no further.
Performance appraisals and on-going feedback from the General Manager
Ultimate service and guest focus
Sales achievement/financial results: sales, QSC, labour, variable costs
Guest relations builder for future catering and banquet events
Strong relationship builder with hotel and associates
Time management, problem solving/decision making and leadership
Personal skills: initiative, energy level/drive, communication skills, administration skills, adaptability/flexibility, dependability/attendance, appearance/grooming
©2016 Chop
Privacy Statement
Employee Policy
Applicant Consent


text:
May 2, 2016
East Carolina officials have announced the latest update to the 10th Annual Keith LeClair Classic, which is being held at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium.
Saturday 2/23
3 P.M. - Illinois vs. New Mexico State(Home)
*7 P.M. - Ohio vs. Boston College (Home)
*Time is approximate. Second game will begin 45 minutes after the previous game.
Sunday 2/24
9 A.M. - Boston College vs. Illinois (Home)
1 P.M. - New Mexico State vs. East Carolina (Home)
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
About this font family
Présence is a modern sans serif with a light stroke contrast. The capitals are a bit narrow for a titling use which makes them space-economical without lack of legibility. The lower cases have a normal width for a fluid reading. Its wide range of weights allows it many uses.
available in all of the styles in this family:
only available in some of the styles in this family:
- Basic text strings
- Random text strings
- News feeds
- Pangrams
Presence Light
Presence Light Italic
Presence Normal
Presence Italic
Presence Medium
Presence Medium Italic
Presence Bold
Presence Bold Italic
Presence ExtraBold
Presence ExtraBold Italic
Presence Black
Presence Expert Light
Presence Expert Light Italic
Presence Expert
Presence Expert Italic
Presence Expert Medium
Presence Expert Bold
Presence Expert Bold Italic
Available formats
available in all of the styles:


text:
May 6, 2016
Police are looking for an armed robbery suspect who held up a Jacksonville business Thursday night.
Jacksonville Police say a man carrying a gun walked into the Tobacco Stop at 431 Western Boulevard and demanded cash from the clerk.
The suspect fled the area on foot in the direction of Cook Out restaurant with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The suspect is described as wearing black and white sneakers, dark blue jeans and a large black zip-up coat with a hood.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Jacksonville Police Department at 910-938-6405. Crimestoppers offers rewards of up to $2,500 for information leading to an arrest. Callers are not required to reveal their identities.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Defenseless heartbreaker for WVU
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -West Virginia's football team found unique new ways to recharge a flailing offense Saturday night. The Mountaineers also seemed to shore up most of their special teams issues, as well.
The defense? Well, 10 games into the season that's apparently a lost cause. As a result, WVU's losing streak has now neatly come to mirror its season-opening win streak.
Yes, it was exceptionally dramatic the way it all played out. West Virginia rallied from game-long deficits to take two leads over Oklahoma late in the game relying on the rushing - yes, rushing - of Tavon Austin and the pass catching of Stedman Bailey.
But giving up big plays almost on cue as Oklahoma needed them, the Mountaineers gave away every one of those advantages and lost 50-49 to the Sooners in front of a student-light but nonetheless noisy crowd of 50,238 at Mountaineer Field.
The difference on the scoreboard was Landry Jones' 5-yard touchdown pass to Kenny Stills with just 24 seconds to play. But the real difference was West Virginia's inability again to stop any opponent's offense. Jones - one of the top five passers in NCAA history already - broke his own career high with 554 yards. He completed 38 of 51 passes and threw for six touchdowns.
"They made one more play than we did,'' West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen said.
The loss was the fifth in a row for WVU (5-5, 2-5 Big 12), which had opened the season 5-0 and climbed into the top five of the national rankings. It is West Virginia's first five-game losing streak since Don Nehlen's 1986 team lost six straight and finished 4-7.
The Mountaineers still need to win one of their final two games in order to become bowl eligible. They have a road game at Iowa State Friday and then finish at home against Kansas on Dec. 1.
Despite the loss, several bowls still seem very interested, including the Dec. 27 Holiday Bowl in San Diego.
"The kids played hard. How many losses like this do we have to go through,'' asked Holgorsen. "I don't know. We've got two games left. Hopefully we can get back out there and get to work and try to come up with a couple of wins. It's a tough loss, but we have to regroup.''
Oklahoma (8-2, 6-1) continued its march toward a potential BCS bowl berth. The Sooners' only losses this season are to Kansas State and Notre Dame, and K-State's loss to Baylor Saturday night opened the door for a potential Big 12 title for the Sooners. OU is in position to earn an at-large berth no matter what happens, but if the Sooners win out and Kansas State loses to Texas OU would get the league's automatic berth.
How ineffective was West Virginias's defense? Well, try this on for size. West Virginia, with Austin running wild, piled up a staggering 778 yards of total offense, the most ever surrendered by the Sooners and 13 yards away from the NCAA record for yards gained by a losing team (791 by Nevada against San Jose State iin 2001). Yet the Mountaineers couldn't win because the defense couldn't get stops when it mattered. Oklahoma had 662 total yards.
In so many ways, this West Virginia loss mirrored those of the past few weeks, not the lopsided earlier ones to Texas Tech and Kansas State. In those, the Mountaineers never had a chance. In recent weeks, though, they have been competitive, only to be undone by embarrassing failures of the defense.
That's the way this one was. Austin provided an amazing spark to the offense, lining up as a tailback on more than a third of the team's offensive plays. He was given the ball 21 times and gained 344 yards, a school record in his first appearance as a running back since high school.
Combined with his pass catching and returns, Austin smashed the school's single-game all-purpose yardage record with 572 yards, just 6 yards shy of the NCAA record. Garrett Ford had held the old school mark for 47 years, or since gaining 365 in the 1965 Backyard Brawl against Pitt. He also destroyed the Big 12 record, which had been 375 yards.
Bailey had another huge game, too, with 13 catches for 205 yards and four touchdowns. Oklahoma had given up only three passing touchdowns all season. Geno Smith completed 20 of 35 passes for 320 yards.
But no matter what Austin and the offense did, the defense was consistent in giving it away again. After falling behind 10-0 at the start, West Virginia drew even or close time and again. And each time the defense all but surrendered:
Had the defense allowed OU to score quicker, its offense would have had more time to counter. But with only 21 seconds to go after the kickoff, the closest the Mountaineers could get was midfield and a Hail Mary pass toward the end zone was short and incomplete.
"The kids have practiced so well the last three weeks and it showed,'' defensive coordinator Joe DeForest said, referring to a handful of key stops that allowed WVU to remain close. "I know we gave up 50, but in spurts we played well.''
But the spurts were never long enough.
"We just have to come back in high spirits because we still have two more games to play,'' said Austin. "And we still have plenty to pay for.''
Reach Dave Hickman at 304-348-1734 or firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him at Twitter.com/dphickman1.


text:
This comprehensive training shows what's needed to produce professional-level projects that integrate text, pictures, graphics and tables.
All Courses
- Quark
- QuarkXPress (4)
- Interactive Designer (1)
- Design
- Page Layout (1)
- Web (1)
Skill level
- Beginner (4)
- Intermediate (1)
- Appropriate for all (940)
More options
Demonstrates how to create multimedia presentations in the versatile SWF format with Quark Interactive Designer.
How to take advantage of QuarkXpress 7's new features to vastly improve page layouts.
Learn the fundamentals of using tools, setting up pages, working with text, working with graphics, and outputting to PDF.
Covers the most commonly used features of QuarkXpress 5, including creating style sheets, applying master pages, and linking text boxes.
"lynda.com has made it possible and affordable to retool and get back to work after raising my kids. I can't imagine working without this resource now." —Maureen C.
more from our members »


text:
Buffalo Brady Jean
- Slim fit jean
- Straight from knee to hem
- Low rise, 18 1/2" bottom opening
- Faux leather applique on double back pockets
- Hand sanding, whiskering and grinding details
- Zip fly
- Leather Buffalo label on back
- 70% Cotton, 30% Polyester.
- Machine wash cold with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Medium iron if needed.
- This quality denim has been hand finished for a unique, individual look. It will wear like your old favorite jeans, with each abrasion continuing to wear over time. We hope you love the vintage appearance and comfort of wearing jeans that have the look and feel of years of wear. Thanks for making the Buckle your denim destination.
- Made in China.
Have a Question?
View All:
Men's Jeans
Men's Buffalo Jeans
- Model Info: Height: 6'0" | Chest: 42" | Waist: 34" | Hip: 41"| Wearing Size: 32x34
|Slim Fit
|24-24 1/2" thigh
|Regular Fit
|25-25 1/2" thigh
|Relaxed Fit
|26-26 1/2" thigh
|Loose Fit
|27-27 1/2" thigh


text:
your web site is fabulous hubby and I have visited often and we adore Ulster every one is so friendly and kind to us we are hoping to come over in august Jane & John Brechin Stirlingshire Scotland
Anonymous. Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Lovely place
Eira H. Sunday, 30 June 2013
Please login or sign up to comment on this image.
Can we help you with anything else? Find out how to get in touch by email, Facebook and more.
For more information on travel, accommodation and attractions have a look at our brochures and maps.
If you're a visitor from the island of Ireland you may want to visit one of these sites… Otherwise proceed to Ireland.com
Ireland.com uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies from Ireland.com.


text:
Walk the Great Wall is the most authoritative,
most complete, and most detailed book available about walking the Great Wall of
China. From a one-day stroll to a year-long thru-hike, this book has the
information you need to make your goal a success.
The book is available from Amazon.com and can be read on Kindle
devices. Amazon also offers
free reading apps so you can read on your phone, tablet, or computer.


text:
12 CFR 145.95 - What processing procedures apply to my home or branch office application or notice?
(a) Processing procedures. Applications and notices under § 145.93 are subject to expedited or standard treatment under the application processing procedures at part 116 of this chapter.
(i) You must publish a public notice of your application or notice in accordance with the procedures in subpart B ofpart 116 of this chapter. Promptly after publication, you must transmit copies of the public notice and the publisher's affidavit to the appropriate OCC licensing office.
(ii) If you propose to change the location of an existing office, you must also post a notice of the application in a prominent location in the office to be relocated. You must post the notice for 30 days from the date of publication of the initial public notice.
(2) Comment procedures. Commenters may submit comments on your application or notice in accordance with the procedures in subpart C of part 116 of this chapter.
(3) Meeting procedures. The OCC may arrange a meeting in accordance with the procedures in subpart D of part 116 of this chapter.
(4) OCC Review. The OCC will process your application or notice in accordance with the procedures in subpart E of part 116 of this chapter. The applicable review period for applications filed under standard treatment is 30 days rather than the time period specified at § 116.270(a) of this chapter.
(1) The OCC will approve an application (or not object to a notice), if your overall policies, condition, and operations afford no basis for supervisory objection.
(i) You should meet or exceed minimum capital requirements under12 CFR part 3 or part 167, as applicable and should be at least adequately capitalized as described in 12 CFR 6.4 of this chapter, before and immediately after the proposed action. If you are undercapitalized as described in 12 CFR 6.4 of this chapter, the OCC will deny your application (or disapprove your notice), unless the proposed action is otherwise permitted under section 38(e)(4) of the FDIA.
(ii) The OCC will evaluate your record of helping to meet the credit needs of your entire community, including low- and moderate-income neighborhoods, underpart 195 of this chapter. The OCC may:
(B) Impose a condition to the approval of your application (or non-objection to your notice) requiring you to improve specific practices and/or aspects of your performance underpart 195 of this chapter. In most cases, a commitment to improve will not be sufficient to overcome a seriously deficient record.
(iii) The OCC will review the application or notice under the National Environmental Policy Act (42 U.S.C. 3421 et seq.) and the National Historic Preservation Act (16 U.S.C. 470).
(2) In reviewing your application and notice, the OCC may consider information available from any source, including any comments submitted by interested parties or views expressed by interested parties at meetings with the OCC.
(3) The OCC may approve an amendment to your charter in connection with a home office relocation under this section.
(1) You must open or relocate your office within twelve months of OCC approval of your application (or the date of OCC non-objection to your notice), unless the OCC prescribes another time period. The OCC may extend the time period if it determines that you are making a good-faith effort to promptly open or relocate the proposed office.
(2) If you do not open or relocate the proposed office within this time period, you must comply with the application and notice requirements of this section before you may open or relocate the proposed office.
[76 FR 48999, Aug. 9, 2011, as amended at 79 FR 11313, Feb. 28, 2014]
Beta! The text on the eCFR tab represents the unofficial eCFR text at ecfr.gov.
This section's status may have changed. It may have been renumbered, reserved, or removed.
Title 12 published on 2015-01-01
The following are ALL rules, proposed rules, and notices (chronologically) published in the Federal Register relating to 12 CFR Part 145 after this date.


text:
|"I show not your face but your heart's desire."
This page "shows not" an image, but just a written article. Please help the Harry Potter Wiki by uploading and adding an image to this article and then removing this template.
Classroom 1D is a classroom located on the first floor of Hogwarts Castle.[1]
Behind the scenes
- Despite being featured in the video games, it is unknown what subject was taught in this classroom.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game) (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (video game)
Notes and references
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game) - PS2 version


text:
It has been observed that the sun rises a little earlier in Greenville, NC than in points west. Several hours can separate the dawn of day on this campus from those in the western part of our nation. We see in that a certain symbolism. It is a reminder of the optimistic and enthusiastic spirit that has always defined East Carolina. It is a reminder of the boundless opportunity that is available to each new generation.
Tomorrow starts here.
East Carolina represents a new choice
While East Carolina has a proud history, we see ourselves as new each day. As an emerging national research university, we offer a fresh approach. We do not rest on our laurels. We represent a new best choice for North Carolina's brightest students.
Students come first.
The student experience is paramount at East Carolina.
From freshmen to graduate level, our students are taught by experienced faculty members. We take a hands-on, personal approach to student development. It is an approach that emphasizes useful experiences that will prepare a student for the challenges of life. Learning does not end in the classroom; research is not confined to the lab. The acquisition of knowledge is not enough; it must be applied.
At East Carolina, we recognize that the overwhelming reason students attend college is to prepare for a career. We embrace this real world responsibility and seek to prepare our students to realize their dreams and aspirations through academic and student life programs.
It's more than research. It's discovery.
Our value as a research university is measured by the results we achieve. Everyday we are discovering new ways to improve the lives of citizens in the region, the state, and the nation. Our discoveries are significant, and through them, East Carolina is a growing force in the lives of people across our state and around the world.
Look forward.
East Carolina celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit. Our history is the story of an institution pursuing and achieving progressively higher goals. We are not content to settle for things as they are today, but see a better "tomorrow" and have committed ourselves to realizing it. We share this spirit with our students and community.
A destination and a direction.
East Carolina has always been identified with a place, a region. While ECU is a national research university with international influence, the school remains committed to "the east". While some have seen our geographic designation of "east" as a limit on the university, we chose to see the symbolic power of the word.
East is the direction of the rising sun, the direction of tomorrow.
Points of Distinction | Fact Book | News & Events |


text:
Our best rides!
You're someone that loves the adrenaline of getting behind the wheel right? Well then you've come to the right place! We have a great range of driving products for the fun loving petrol head in you. Drive an Aston Martin, experience a Ferrari and fall in love with a Lamborghini at one of the famous tracks we have, such as Silverstone, Brands Hatch or even Thruxton! If you're a man that loves speed, then what are you waiting for?!
If you are bored of the standard supercars, then we have a range of other experiences also, such as F-1 experiences, single seaters, and off roading experiences for you to get stuck into!


text: Scandi-Greek chic. Putting a Scandinavian-mod spin on the classic Greek Klismos chair, this seat is crafted for maximum comfort and support, with a gently curved back and angled legs. The easy-going, adaptable piece works as well at a desk or beside a bed as it does at dining and kitchen tables.


text:
No fuel
Wind. Power without fuel.
Published: Feb 2006
Pages: 17
Size: A4 (210mm x 297mm)
View the PDF (2.5 MB)
Keep up to date
Email me when similar reports are available
Order your free copy
Europe's energy crisis: the No Fuel Solution.
"Wind. Power without fuel." This is the main message of a report released on 23rd February 2006 by EWEA. The report is part of a broader campaign and outlines how wind can meet over one fifth of European energy needs, eliminate the economic risks of volatile and uncertain fuel prices, and provide an indigenous and practical solution to the current European energy crisis.


text:
From per adult
In addition to the exceptional, personalised catering service provided in the Villa, you can enjoy the delicious, creative cuisine and impeccable table art at La Plantation d'Albion, which has "Table Gourmet" status, awarded to the Club Med's best restaurants. Our chef and his team offer top quality service, a memorable gastronomic experience and a feast for the eyes.
Located close to the swimming pool at the la Plantation d'Albion Resort, this restaurant welcomes you for all your meals. Choose from the open air terrace, the covered terrace or the first-floor dining area with its magnificent view over the sea and the lagoon alongside the Resort.
This is a non-smoking area.
This local speciality restaurant is in a heavenly setting at the la Plantation d'Albion Resort, just a few yards from the sea. Enjoy the subtle and exotic flavours of local cuisine, typically Asian, with the delicate flavours of vanilla and curry.
Tables must be booked, at Reception. The restaurant is a non-smoking area.
Take advantage of the catering services proposed in your Villa: tea time and breakfast prepared by the butler. You may also book your personal chef at the Villa*, use room service* and have your food shopping delivered to the Villa*.
You may also eat and drink in all the bars and restaurants at the La Plantation d'Albion Club Med Resort.
* At extra cost
Available all day and evening (during bar opening hours) in all the bars in all our Resorts.
● Drinks included(served by the glass and in the bars only):
Water, fruit juices, sodas, hot drinks, cocktails with or without alcohol, champagne served by the glass from 6 pm at the bar, local and/or international spirits, wines.
Sweet and savoury snacks
● Drinks not included
VSOP and XO spirits, bottled and canned drinks (available in certain Resorts from vending machines and/or the Club Med Boutique®), certain super-premium brands and bottled wines available in some of our restaurants and bars.
Ideally situated, this bar is a great place to relax, in an intimate ambience.
In the early evening, the lighting on the lagoon adds a delightful touch to the setting.
Located alongside the swimming pool and the main restaurant, this bar welcomes you in a relaxed and refined atmosphere.
Cigar humidor*.
Smoking is permitted on the terrace only.
*At extra cost.
Champagne by the glass included, on request, served in the Villa by your butler.
All prices are per adult, based on twin sharing room and inclusive of SGD60 membership fees.
Room category is based on availability.
Prices and availability updated: 12 hours ago
This functionality is only accessible to My Club Med ® members. Allows you to save your preferred Resorts
Existing Club Med customerACTIVATE YOUR PERSONAL SPACE
Not a Club Med customer yet.CREATE AN ACCOUNT


text:
Worked With:
Michael Dorn
Birth Name: Michael Dorn
Born: 12/09/1952
Born: 12/09/1952
Imposing (6'5"), solidly-built African-American actor, primarily on TV, who enjoyed a breakthrough role when he was cast as a Klingon member of the starship Enterprise crew, Lieutenant Worf, on the hit syndicated series, "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987-94). Intensive makeup was applied to transform Dorn into Worf, complete with ridged forehead. Dorn's stern manner and simmering anger in the role played across his character's surface, while simultaneously implying that the Klingon's inherently warlike nature had been channeled into altruistic ambitions. Dorn also played another Klingon role, that of an unnamed defense attorney, in the feature "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country" (1... Continue Bio >>
Popular Movies:
More Credits >>


text:
Call Us Toll-Free @ 866-539-4278866-539-4278
Heye Puzzle Company has been around since 1962, creating high quality jigsaws made with specialized green-board backing that keeps puzzles looking new even after many uses. With great artists like Mordillo, Prades, Loup, Degano, Royo, and Rex Ray, they have a great selection of cartoon and gothic art.
Use the filters to the left or simply scroll down to begin viewing all pages.
Copyright © 2015, Puzzle Warehouse, All rights reserved. St. Louis Jigsaw Puzzles
Puzzle Warehouse recycles everything it can to save the environment and to keep costs and prices low.