text:
- ReUp
- Shop
- Activate/Reactivate
- How It Works
- Support
- Community
Simple Mobile Terms and Conditions of Service
Please read these Terms and Conditions of Service carefully. These Terms and Conditions of Service are a legally binding agreement between you and Simple Mobile. Simple Mobile is a brand of TracFone Wireless, Inc. These Terms and Conditions of Service contain important information about your legal rights, and require that certain disputes be resolved through Arbitration instead of a court trial. By purchasing or activating a Simple Mobile Phone or Simple Mobile SIM card and/or using any Simple Mobile Service including, without limitation, Simple Mobile Unlimited Service, any Simple Mobile Monthly Plan, Simple Mobile International Long Distance or Simple Mobile Broadband ("Service"), you acknowledge and agree to these Terms and Conditions of Service. These Terms and Conditions of Service are subject to change at any time without notice. Any changes to these Terms and Conditions of Service are effective and binding upon you when posted on our websites at www.SimpleMobile.com.
You may purchase a Simple Mobile wireless phone or a Simple Mobile SIM card for use with your own compatible wireless phone. You must activate your Simple Mobile Phone by contacting Customer Care at 1-877-878-7908 from a landline phone or by visiting the Simple Mobile website at www.SimpleMobile.com. If you have purchased a Simple Mobile SIM card for use with your own compatible phone, follow the instructions that came with the SIM card to activate your service. When you activate your service, you will have the option of registering with us and providing your name, address, email address and alternative contact telephone number. If you elect not to register at the time of activation, you may not be able to obtain copies of your call detail records except upon service of a valid Subpoena or a Court order.
Your Simple Mobile Phone can only be used with Simple Mobile wireless service and cannot be activated with any other wireless carrier or service. Simple Mobile provides Service at its discretion. Some functions and features referenced in the Manufacturer's manual provided with your Simple Mobile Phone may not be available on your Simple Mobile Phone. Simple Mobile may, at any time and without prior notice to you, modify, cancel and/or deactivate your Service and/or take other corrective action, for any reason in Simple Mobile's sole discretion including, but not limited to, your violation of any one or more of these Terms and Conditions of Service.
Certain mobile phone features may not be available throughout the entire network or their functionality may be limited. Some Simple Mobile features are available only on Simple Mobile phones purchased from Simple Mobile and will not be available if you have purchased a Simple Mobile SIM card for use on a compatible wireless phone. All plan rates, features, functionality and other product specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. Color of phones may vary. All talk and standby times are quoted in Digital Mode and are approximate.
If you are using your own compatible phone with a Simple Mobile SIM card, it must be compatible, and not interfere with, our services, and must comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations. Devices capable only of using data service are strictly prohibited and your use of any such device is grounds for immediate deactivation and termination of your service without a refund. You are responsible for ensuring that any compatible wireless phone that you use is compatible with the Simple Mobile wireless service and that your phone meets all Federal laws and standards. You are further responsible for the purchase and maintenance of any additional hardware, software and/or internet access required in order to use the Simple Mobile service. Simple Mobile service will only work with wireless devices that are compatible with our network. Not all services are available with all wireless devices or on all networks. We may remotely change your wireless phone's software, applications or programming without notice. This could affect your stored data, your phone's programming and how you are able to use your wireless phone.
The wireless telecommunications networks used to transmit calls for the Simple Mobile Service are owned and operated by various licensed commercial mobile radio service providers ("Carriers"), not Simple Mobile. When you activate your Simple Mobile service, you will be provided with a telephone number or you may, in some circumstances, port-in a number from another carrier. Please note that you have no ownership rights to any telephone number, IP address or any other identifier associated with your wireless service and you acknowledge and agree that we may change any such number, IP address or other identifier associated with your Simple Mobile service at any time without prior notice to you.
Either party may terminate this Agreement (which will terminate the provision of Simple Mobile service) at any time. Any unused service at the time of termination will not be refunded. Simple Mobile may terminate this Agreement at any time without notice if we cease to provide service in your area. We may interrupt or terminate your service without notice for any conduct that we believe violates this Agreement, if you behave in an abusive, derogatory or similarly unreasonable manner with any of our representatives, if we have reasonable cause to believe that you are using your Simple Mobile phone and/or wireless service for an unlawful purpose or in a way that may adversely affect our service, if you engage in any deceptive or unfair conduct with respect to your Simple Mobile phone and/or wireless service. Any provision of this Agreement which by its context is intended to apply after termination of the Agreement will survive termination, including, but not limited to, any restrictions on the use of Simple Mobile phones.
Any promotional or bonus minutes that are included with a new Simple Mobile Phone or are issued upon activation of your Simple Mobile Phone are not transferable or refundable. Promotional minutes and bonus minutes have no cash value. Any attempt to transfer promotional, bonus or other free minutes may result in the permanent deactivation of your Simple Mobile Phone and Service without a refund.
Simple Mobile currently offers three 30 Day talk, text, international text and data plans that include 4G** data speeds, nationwide messaging (SMS and MMS), direct-dial 611 bilingual customer care (English/Spanish) and direct dial 411 information.
** 4G/4G LTE networks are not available in all locations and require capable device and SIM card. Actual availability, coverage, and speed may vary. LTE is a trademark of ETSI.
Also available is a 30-day talk and text plan that includes nationwide messaging (SMS and MMS), direct-dial 611 bilingual customer care (English/Spanish), direct dial 411 information, and 100 MB of data at 64 kbps, for MMS purposes only.
Data purchased through the Simple Mobile Data Services portal will require separate payment via Simple Mobile Unlimited minute bundles or credit/debit card purchase. Simple Mobile may modify or cancel Simple Mobile Unlimited Plan at any time and for any reason without prior notice. The Simple Mobile Unlimited Plan may not be combined with any other discount or promotion. National Roaming capability may be discontinued or changed at any time without notice. Simple Mobile reserves the right to terminate the Service of any Simple Mobile customer who is roaming for 50% or more of usage in any 3 billing cycles within a 12 month period.
The Simple Mobile Unlimited Plan may ONLY be used with a Simple Mobile Phone for the following purposes: (i) Person to Person Voice Calls (ii) Text and Picture Messaging and (iii) Internet browsing and ordinary content downloads. The Simple Mobile Unlimited Plan MAY NOT be used for certain unauthorized uses that adversely impact our service. Examples of unauthorized uses include, without limitation, the following: (i) continuous uninterrupted mobile to mobile or mobile to landline voice calls; (ii) automated text or picture messaging to another mobile device or e-mail address; (iii) uploading, downloading or streaming of uninterrupted continuous video; (iv) server devices or host computer applications, including, but not limited to, Web camera posts or broadcasts, automatic data feeds, automated machine-to-machine connections or peer-to-peer ("P2P") file sharing; or (v) as a substitute or backup for private lines or dedicated data connections. A customer engaged in unauthorized uses may have his/her Service throttled and/or terminated. Customers will be provided notice and an opportunity to take corrective action with respect to unauthorized uses before their service is terminated. Unlimited voice Services may not be used for monitoring services, data transmission, transmission of broadcasts, transmission of recorded material, interconnection to other networks, telemarketing activity, autodialed calls, or robocalls. Simple Mobile reserves the right to cancel or deactivate Service, or reduce data throughput speeds, in order to protect the Carrier's network from harm due to any cause including, without limitation, the excessive and/or unauthorized use of Simple Mobile Service. Simple Mobile reserves the right to limit throughput or amount of data transferred, and to deny or terminate Service, to anyone Simple Mobile believes is using the Simple Mobile Unlimited Plan Service in an unauthorized manner or whose usage, in Simple Mobile's sole opinion, adversely impacts the Carrier's network or customer service levels. Simple Mobile will presume you are engaging in an unauthorized use in violation of these Terms and Conditions, if in Simple Mobile's sole opinion, you are placing an abnormally high number of calls, or repeatedly placing calls of unusually long duration, or if your talk, text or data usage is harmful or disruptive to the Carrier's network or service levels. If we determine, at our sole discretion, that you are using the Simple Mobile Unlimited Plan Service in violation of the Simple Mobile Terms and Conditions of Service, or in any other manner that we deem to be unreasonable or excessive, then we may terminate individual calls or data connections, terminate or reduce data throughput or terminate your Service, decline to renew your Service, or offer you a different Service plan with no unlimited usage component.
Simple Mobile may discontinue providing Service to you, discontinue your account, terminate data connections and/or reduce data throughput speeds for customers whose usage, in the sole judgment of Simple Mobile: (1) appear likely to generate abnormally high call volumes or data usage and/or abnormally long average call lengths or data usage as compared to the usage of other Simple Mobile customers; (2) may be harmful, disruptive, or interfere with the Carrier's network, Simple Mobile's service or the ability to provide quality service to other customers. By initiating Service and placing or receiving calls, you acknowledge and agree to Simple Mobile's right to terminate your Service under these circumstances.
Simple Mobile may modify or cancel any Service or take corrective action at any time without prior notice and for any reason, including but not limited to your violation of this agreement.
SIMPLE MOBILE UNLIMITED PLAN FEATURES CANNOT BE USED FOR: (1) access to the Internet, intranets, or other data networks except as the device's native applications and capabilities permit (excluding all Hotspot applications), (2) any applications that tether your Simple Mobile Phone to a laptop or personal computer other than for the use of Wireless Sync, or (3) any applications that allow your Simple Mobile Phone to act as an internet access point or Wi-Fi for other devices and computers.
SIMPLE MOBILE STASH: With Simple Mobile Stash, you may purchase and add Simple Mobile 30 Day Monthly Plans to your Simple Mobile Stash to be automatically applied on your Service End Date. You may access the Service Plans in your Simple Mobile Stash at any time through "My Account." All 30 Day Monthly Plans you redeem are automatically added to your Simple Mobile Stash to be applied at your Service End Date. When purchasing and redeeming a 30 Day Monthly Plan, you will be prompted to select either to apply the Service Plan at that time or at their Service End Date. With Simple Mobile Stash, if you decide you might need a Service Plan prior to your Service End Date, you can visit "My Account" to apply a Service Plan or otherwise manage your Service Plans in Reserve. If you are an Auto-Refill customer and add a Service Plan or Service Card to your Simple Mobile Stash, the Plan in Reserve will take precedence over the Auto Refill and it will be applied before the next Auto Refill purchase is processed.
USE OF WI-FI: Data transmitted over Wi-Fi does not count against your data usage. To preserve your high speed data, you can sign into Wi-Fi whenever possible including at home, in the office, or free public locations such as coffee shops, restaurants, grocery stores, and universities – but recognize that public Wi-Fi locations may not be secure. Apps like Wi-Fi Finder, available from the Google Play Store, can help you find open networks. Additionally, Apps such as My Data Manager can help you keep track of your Wi-Fi and cellular data usage.
SIMPLE MOBILE WIRELESS BROADBAND PLANS: Simple Mobile offers the following data-only Wireless Broadband Plans:
All Wireless Broadband plans provide 30 days of access. Access is subject to network availability. Not all devices are 4G compatible.
Simple Mobile does not generally participate in Premium SMS services or campaigns. Premium SMS services usually involve sending a text message to a designated "short code" or attempting to buy SMS services from anyone other than Simple Mobile. Premium SMS campaigns include casting a vote, expressing your opinion, playing a game, or participating in interactive television programs through the use of a wireless phone.
You should not attempt to participate in Premium SMS services or campaigns other than those authorized by Simple Mobile. Any text message you send to a "short code" not authorized by Simple Mobile will likely not go through. Any charges you may incur as a result of your attempts to participate in Premium SMS services or campaigns not authorized by Simple Mobile, whether in the form of deductions from your Simple Mobile Phone or charges to your credit card, are not refundable.
These additional terms and conditions apply to customers who purchase and/or use the Simple Mobile International Long Distance ("ILD"). By purchasing or using the Unlimited ILD Card, the user (or "You") accept/s the rates, terms, and conditions ("ILD Terms") set forth below as such Terms are updated from time to time on our website. Simple Mobile offers its customers international long distance service as an additional feature. International long distance calls may be made to certain international destinations (see www.mysimplemobile.com for locations). Depending upon where you call, minutes are deducted for the international call, plus the minutes charged for a regular call. Some Simple Mobile Phone models require registration in order to make international calls. Minutes will be deducted from your airtime balance for every minute the call connects to the international calling system regardless of whether or not the call is successfully completed abroad. Minutes will be deducted for dropped calls, misdialed numbers and busy destination numbers from the moment the call is attempted (when you press the "Send" button on your phone). Simple Mobile will not credit airtime minutes that are deducted as a result of unsuccessful attempts to call international destinations. For information regarding available international destinations, international call rates, how to register your Simple Mobile Phone and how to place international calls, please visit www.simplemobile.com. You will not be able to make or receive calls on your Simple Mobile Phone if you are traveling outside of the United States, Puerto Rico or the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Simple Mobile Unlimited ILD will allow you to place calls to select destinations internationally (the "Unlimited ILD Service"). It will not allow you to place calls to all destinations or to all countries. The service excludes calls to higher cost cellular, non-geographic and premium numbers. The destinations which are available may change without notice at any time. Simple Mobile Unlimited ILD is not a substitute for regular international calling services. Simple Mobile Unlimited ILD excludes certain call types such as calls to non-geographic and premium numbers. In order to determine if your destination of choice is available on the service, you may check our website at http://www.simplemobile.com/simple-mobile-ild.aspx. Each mobile phone will be allowed to call up to 10 unique destination numbers per 30-day period. The 10 unique destination numbers automatically resets when the Account is renewed each service period. You can review your destinations at www.mysimplemobile.com/internationalcalling. If you want to call a destination or telephone number which is not part of this Unlimited ILD Service, you may purchase and utilize a prepaid international $10 Global card.
International telephone service may be provided by other carriers, many of whom may not have a direct contractual relationship or service level agreement with Simple Mobile. In addition, the service provided by these third parties may not be the same as service provided in the United States or by other international long distance carriers. Events beyond our control may affect the availability and/or quality of service.
The Simple Mobile Unlimited ILD is intended for live dialogue between two individuals for personal use. It may not be used for any other purpose including, but not limited to, conference calling, monitoring services, data transmission of data, broadcasts and/or recorded material, interconnection to other networks, telemarketing, autodialed calls, other commercial uses, or other connections that do not consist of uninterrupted live dialogue between two individuals. The service is not for commercial use or resale. Loaning or renting your handset or service to other persons for their use or calling, hosting, establishing or maintaining a Chat Line is not considered personal use. We will presume certain usage, dialing, or calling patterns indicate that you are not using the Unlimited ILD service for your personal use and we reserve the right to suspend, terminate or restrict your services with no prior notice.
Simple Mobile will presume certain usage, dialing, or calling patterns to indicate that you are using the ILD Service in violation of these Terms and Conditions and we reserve the right to suspend, terminate or restrict Your Services without prior notice. If you believe that we are in error, you may contact Customer Service at 1-877-878-7908 and depending on the circumstances, we may reactivate your ILD Service. If, however, you continue your usage, dialing or calling patterns that we deem connote non-personal use in violation of these terms and conditions, we reserve the right to suspend, terminate or restrict your Services with no prior notice. You will not receive a refund if your service is terminated for violating these terms and conditions.
$10 Global Service
All Plans are subject to the ILD Term and Conditions of Service. The rates to specific countries, regions or cities are available at www.mysimplemobile.com/internationalcalling. All rates are subject to change at any time without prior notice. Calls are billed in one-minute increments. Expiration period of 180 days after last purchase or 30 days after the Simple Mobile subscriber's mobile service is suspended.
Adding a $10 Global Card:
You may refill your $10 balance in $10 increments on the simplemobile.com website either when you 1) purchase a service card or 2) visit my account and elect to buy another card or 3) visit mysimplemobile.com/internationalcalling and select the $10 card option. The mobile phone number you provide when purchasing this international calling card will be the service line that is permitted to dial internationally. You are responsible for preventing the unauthorized use of Your Account and the Service, and You are responsible for any reduction in value of Your Account arising out of authorized and unauthorized use. Your Global Card airtime will expire after 180 days of non-use, or after 30 days of inactive Simple Mobile service.
Suspending/Canceling the Service:
You agree not to use the Service for any unlawful, abusive, or fraudulent purpose, including, for example, using the Service in a way that (1) interferes with Our ability to provide the Service to You or to other customers; or (2) violates applicable law or this Agreement; or (3) avoids Your obligation to pay for the Service; or (4) is not for consumer use. You agree not to resell the Service or to use the Service for any unlawful or abusive purpose or in such a way as to create damage or risk to our business, reputation, employees, facilities, third parties or to the public generally.
Simple Mobile does not guarantee the availability of Data Services in your home area at any time and reserves the right to modify, suspend, interrupt, discontinue, reduce the data throughput speed or the amount of data transferred, or permanently cancel Data Services, or portions thereof, without notice. Data Services are not available in analog service areas or outside of your network coverage area. Simple Mobile is not responsible and will not be liable for any modifications, interruptions or discontinuation of the Data Services or for any failure to receive the purchased Data Services. If any Data Services which you have purchased are modified, interrupted, discontinued or canceled, Simple Mobile will NOT refund any remaining used or unused services. If you cancel or attempt to cancel a Data Service download or a multi-media message in progress, or if the process is otherwise interrupted through no action on your part, you may incur a charge in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.
Non-Rated Data Service Content: Simple Mobile Data Service content is NOT rated. Although Simple Mobile strives to present and offer only generally acceptable content, it is impossible to proof all titles, news articles and other Data Services for appropriate content. Simple Mobile Data Service content may include content that is offensive or objectionable to you or to others. You are solely responsible for the use of Simple Mobile Data Service content and you assume all risk and liability in doing so. Simple Mobile is not liable for any content that you and/or others may find offensive or objectionable. For more information on Data Services, please consult the material included in your Simple Mobile Phone Welcome Kit and/or User's Guide. Additional information can also be found at www.simplemobile.com.
Simple Mobile is not liable to you, other users of your Simple Mobile Service, or any third party for any failure to post, receive, process or credit a payment for your Simple Mobile Service including, without limitation, any failure to add or credit any airtime or due date information to your Simple Mobile Phone or for any other claim arising out of or in any way related to your Simple Mobile Service.
Simple Mobile will not be liable to you for any actual, direct, indirect, special, incidental, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages of any kind, including lost profits (regardless of whether it has been notified such loss may occur) by reason of any act or omission in its provision of equipment and/or Services to You. Simple Mobile will not be liable for any act or omission of any other company furnishing a part of our Services or any equipment or for any damages that result from any Service or equipment provided by or manufactured by third parties. If you return your Simple Mobile Phone to Simple Mobile for any reason, Simple Mobile is not responsible and shall not be liable to you or anyone else for any personal information, such as user names, passwords, contacts, pictures, SMS, MMS and/or additional downloads, you may have stored on your Simple Mobile Phone or which may remain on your Simple Mobile Phone when it is returned.
You agree that neither we nor our vendors, suppliers or licensors are responsible for any damages you may suffer or incur resulting from: (a) anything done or not done by another person; (b) providing or failing to provide Mobile Web Services, including, but not limited to, deficiencies or problems with a phone or network coverage (for example, dropped, blocked, interrupted service, etc.); (c) traffic or other accidents, or any health-related claims relating to our service; (d) Data Content or information accessed while using our service; (e) an interruption or failure in accessing or attempting to access emergency services from a phone, including through 911, Enhanced 911 or otherwise; (f) interrupted, failed, or inaccurate location information services, (g) information or communication that is blocked by a spam filter, (h) damage to your phone or any computer or equipment connected to your phone, or damage to or loss of any information stored on your phone, computer or equipment from your use of the Services or from viruses, worms, or downloads of malicious content, materials, data, text, images, video or audio; or (i) things beyond our control, including acts of God (for example, weather-related phenomena, fire, earthquake, hurricane, etc.), riot, strike, war, terrorism or government orders or acts. You should implement appropriate safeguards to secure your phone, computer or equipment and to back-up your information stored on each.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR SIMPLE MOBILE WIRELESS SERVICE, GPS AND MOBILE WEB SERVICES: IN NO EVENT SHALL Simple Mobile, ITS EMPLOYEES OR LICENSORS OR AFFILIATES BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, SALES, OR DATA; ANY COSTS OF PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY, INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS, OR LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION; OR FOR ANY OTHER SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, ECONOMIC, COVER, PUNITIVE, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, HOWEVER CAUSED AND WHETHER ARISING UNDER CONTRACT, TORT, NEGLIGENCE, OR OTHER THEORY OF LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE Simple Mobile WIRELESS SERVICE, VOICE MAIL, ANY GPS MAPS, SOFTWARE, MOBILE WEB SERVICES OR OTHER WEB CONTENT, EVEN IF Simple Mobile, OR ITS RESPECTIVE LICENSORS OR AFFILIATES ARE ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. WITH RESPECT TO JURISDICTIONS THAT MAY NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY, BUT MAY ALLOW LIABILITY TO BE LIMITED IN SOME CASES, Simple Mobile, ITS EMPLOYEES, LICENSORS AND AFFILIATES' LIABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO U.S. $50.
If you are in an area where your Simple Mobile Phone is searching for a wireless signal or there is no wireless signal or wireless service, it is highly probable that a call to 911 will not go through. Do not rely solely on your Simple Mobile in an emergency situation. In an emergency, locate the nearest landline phone and call for help.
Simple Mobile Phones are sold exclusively for use by you, the end consumer, with the Simple Mobile Prepaid Wireless Service available solely in the United States, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Any other use of your Simple Mobile Phone, including without limitation, any resale, unlocking and/or reflashing of the Simple Mobile Phone is unauthorized and constitutes a violation of your agreement with Simple Mobile. You agree not to unlock, reflash, tamper with or alter your Simple Mobile or its software, enter unauthorized PIN numbers, engage in any other unauthorized or illegal use of your Simple Mobile or the Service, or assist others in such acts, or to sell and/or export Simple Mobile Phones outside of the United States. These acts violate Simple Mobile's rights and state and federal laws. Improper, illegal or unauthorized use of your Simple Mobile Phone is a violation of this agreement and may result in immediate discontinuation of Service and legal action. Simple Mobile will prosecute violators to the full extent of the law. You agree that any violation of this provision of the agreement through your improper, illegal or unauthorized use or sale of your Simple Mobile Phone shall entitle Simple Mobile to recover liquidated damages from you in the amount of not less than $5,000 per Simple Mobile Phone purchased, sold, acquired or used in violation of this provision.
Simple Mobile Phones have SIM cards. You agree to safeguard your SIM card and not to allow any unauthorized person to use your SIM card. You agree not to, directly or indirectly, alter, bypass, copy, deactivate, remove, reverse-engineer or otherwise circumvent or reproduce the encoded information stored on, or the encryption mechanisms of, your SIM card. The Carriers, Simple Mobile and/or their respective service providers, may, from time to time, remotely update or change the encoded information on your SIM card. Your Simple Mobile Service is restricted from operating when you are located anywhere outside of the United States, Puerto Rico or the U.S. Virgin Islands, including offshore or in international waters. Any such usage is considered unauthorized usage by Simple Mobile for which your Service will be immediately suspended. In the event of suspension for this or any other unauthorized usage, you will not be entitled to receive any refund for your Simple Mobile Phone or unused airtime. Simple Mobile may modify, cancel and/or deactivate Service or take corrective action at any time, without prior notice, for any reason, including but not limited to, your violation of this agreement. In the event of suspension or deactivation of your Service, you will not be entitled to receive any refunds for your Simple Mobile Phone or unused Service.
You will find coverage maps on our websitewww.simplemobile.com. These maps are for general informational purposes only. Simple Mobile does not guarantee coverage or Service availability. The coverage maps depict the general coverage area of Simple Mobile. The coverage maps are not a guarantee of coverage. Coverage is not available everywhere. The coverage maps display only the predicted and approximate optimal wireless coverage for voice calls, while outdoors, of the network on which your phone may be activated including the coverage area of the network's roaming partners, if applicable. The coverage areas shown do not guarantee service availability, and may include locations with limited or no coverage. Within coverage areas, there may be significant limitations or interruptions in coverage that may impact service and result in dropped and blocked connections, slower data speeds or no data connectivity and call interference. This could occur due to many factors including your device, network changes, network traffic volume, network outages, technical limitations, signal strength, the terrain and your proximity to buildings, foliage and other obstructions, weather and other conditions. You will not be able to operate your phone or make 911 calls if service is not available. Some features on your device may not operate when roaming on the network of a network roaming partner. If you travel outside of your coverage area, your phone will not work. The coverage depicted on the Simple Mobile coverage maps is based on the information provided by other carriers and public sources and we cannot guarantee their accuracy. Coverage maps for your network may also vary based on your home location so please refer to our website for the most up-to-date coverage map applicable to your device and geographic area. Your coverage will also vary based upon the Simple Mobile plan you select. Simple Mobile is not responsible for any Service outages, interruptions in service or decline in the quality of service regardless of the cause.
"Roaming" occurs when a subscriber of one wireless service provider uses the facilities of another wireless service provider. Roaming most often occurs when you make and receive calls outside of the network coverage area of your wireless service provider. When your Simple Mobile is roaming, an indicator light on your Simple Mobile Phone may display the word "Roam" or "RM" on the screen while the Simple Mobile Phone is not in use. There are no additional charges for roaming calls with your Simple Mobile Phone. Simple Mobile does not guarantee the availability and/or quality of Services (voice, text and/or data) while roaming.
Your Service may be unavailable, interrupted, delayed or limited for a variety of reasons outside of Simple Mobile's control. Not all plans or Services are available for purchase or use in all sales channels, in all areas or with all devices. Service is subject to transmission limitations caused by certain equipment and compatibility issues, atmospheric, topographical and other conditions. Further, Service may be temporarily refused, limited, interrupted or curtailed due to system capacity limitations, technology migration or limitations imposed by the Carrier, or because of equipment modifications, upgrades, repairs or relocations or other similar activities necessary or proper for the operation or improvement of the Carrier's radio telephone system. At any time, Simple Mobile reserves the right to substitute and/or replace any Simple Mobile equipment (including phones) with other Simple Mobile equipment including phones of comparable quality. Some functions and features referenced in the Manufacturer's manual for a particular Simple Mobile Phone may not be available on your Simple Mobile. Simple Mobile does not warrant or guarantee the availability of network Services or of any other services at any specific time or in any specific geographic location or that Services will be provided without interruption. Neither Simple Mobile, nor any Carrier, shall have any liability for Service failures, outages or limitations of Service. Because of the risk of being struck by lightning, you should not use your Simple Mobile Phone outside during a lightning storm. You should also unplug the Simple Mobile power cord and charger to avoid electrical shock and/or fire during a lightning storm. Certain mobile phone features may not be available throughout the entire network or their functionality may be limited. All plan rates, features, functionality and other product specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. Color of phones may vary. All talk and standby times are quoted in Digital Mode and are approximate.
You agree to indemnify and hold harmless Simple Mobile and TracFone Wireless, Inc. from any and all liabilities, penalties, claims, causes of action, and demands brought by third parties including the costs, expenses, and attorneys' fees on account thereof resulting from your use of a Simple Mobile and Simple Mobile Services, whether based in contract or tort (including strict liability) and regardless of the form of action.
You agree that you will first contact us with any dispute and provide a written description of the nature of the dispute, all relevant documents and other information concerning the dispute and your proposed resolution before taking any legal action. If we are unable to reach a resolution of your dispute within 60 days of your notice to us, you agree that instead of filing a lawsuit or small claims action in a court of law, you will submit the dispute to binding arbitration as set forth in this provision. You may forward your dispute to: TracFone Wireless, Inc., Attn: Executive Resolution Department, 9700 NW 112 Avenue, Miami, FL 33178.
PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY AS IT AFFECTS RIGHTS THAT YOU MAY OTHERWISE HAVE. IT PROVIDES FOR RESOLUTION OF CERTAIN DISPUTES AND CLAIMS (INCLUDING ONES THAT ALREADY ARE THE SUBJECT OF LITIGATION) EXCEPT FOR CLAIMS CONCERNING THE UNAUTHORIZED SALE, EXPORT, ALTERATION AND/OR TAMPERING WITH YOUR Simple Mobile PHONE, ITS SOFTWARE, THE SERVICE AND/OR PIN NUMBERS) THROUGH ARBITRATION INSTEAD OF SUING IN COURT IN THE EVENT THE PARTIES ARE UNABLE TO RESOLVE ANY DISPUTE. ARBITRATION IS BINDING AND SUBJECT TO ONLY A VERY LIMITED REVIEW BY A COURT. THIS ARBITRATION CLAUSE SHALL SURVIVE TERMINATION OF Simple Mobile'S AGREEMENT WITH YOU. This provision is intended to encompass all consumer disputes or claims arising out of your relationship with Simple Mobile, arising out of or relating to the Service or any equipment used in connection with the Service (whether based in contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation or any other legal theory). Nothing contained in this arbitration provision shall preclude Simple Mobile from bringing claims concerning the unauthorized sale, export, alteration and/or tampering with your Simple Mobile, its software, the Services and/or PIN numbers, in state or federal court and such claims are expressly excluded from this arbitration provision. References to you and Simple Mobile include our respective subsidiaries, affiliates, predecessors in interest, successors and assigns. All customer or consumer claims will be resolved through binding arbitration where permitted by law. Before you may pursue your claim in arbitration, you must first present any claim or dispute to Simple Mobile by contacting Customer Care to allow an opportunity to resolve the dispute prior to initiating an arbitration proceeding. The arbitration of any dispute or claim shall be conducted in accordance with the American Arbitration Association ("AAA") under the Commercial Dispute Resolution Procedures and the Supplementary Procedures for Consumer Related Disputes (collectively "AAA Rules"), as modified by this agreement. The AAA Rules are available online at www.adr.org or by contacting the AAA at 1-800-778-7879. You and Simple Mobile agree that this arbitration provision will be interpreted and enforced in accordance with the Federal Arbitration Act and federal arbitration law. All issues are for the arbitrator to decide, including the scope of this arbitration clause, but the arbitrator is bound by the terms of this agreement. You and Simple Mobile agree that any arbitration will be conducted on an individual basis and not on a consolidated, class wide or representative basis. Further, you agree that the arbitrator may not consolidate proceedings of more than one person's claims, and may not otherwise preside over any form of a representative or class proceeding, and that if this specific provision is found to be unenforceable, then this entire arbitration clause shall be null and void. All fees and expenses of arbitration will be divided between you and Simple Mobile in accordance with the AAA Rules, except that Simple Mobile will reimburse you for the amount of the filing fee in the event you prevail in the arbitration. Each party will bear the expenses of its own counsel, experts, witnesses and preparation and presentation of evidence. If for any reason this arbitration provision is deemed inapplicable or invalid, or to the extent this arbitration provision allows for litigation of disputes in court, you waive to the fullest extent permitted by law, (i) any right to pursue any claims on a class or consolidated basis or in a representative capacity, (ii) the right to a trial by jury and (iii) any claims for punitive or exemplary damages. Unless Simple Mobile and you agree otherwise, the location of any arbitration shall be Miami, Florida. The arbitrator shall apply the law of the State in which You, the customer, reside to the dispute. Except where prohibited by law, Simple Mobile and you agree that no arbitrator has the authority to award special, consequential and/or punitive damages or any other damages other than the prevailing party's actual damages. Neither you nor Simple Mobile shall disclose the existence, contents or results of any arbitration, except to the extent required by law. Judgment on the award rendered may be entered by any court of competent jurisdiction.
To view the Simple Mobile Privacy Policy, refer to our website at www.simplemobile.com.
All rights reserved. The spiracle logo and Simple Mobile are registered trademarks of TracFone Wireless, Inc. a subsidiary of América Móvil (NYSE: AMX).
© 2014 TracFone Wireless, Inc. Updated 05/6/14


text:
Basket empty
View as:
2 Item(s)
Starting at:
Starting at:
Currently Shopping by:
Shopping Options
Extraction Filtration Kits
Take the guesswork out of creating your filtration and extraction set-up by choosing one of our complete kits. Comprising an RVK fan, matching carbon filter and all the ducting and accessories you need to connect it all together, our complete kits are the easiest and quickest way to but together a new system. Depending upon the size of extraction kit you choose, you may also need to get a separate extractor fan to use as an input fan to push fresh air into your room to replace the hot stale air you have extracted. There are two variants of the extraction kits available using either a budget (single use) carbon filter or a premium (refillable) carbon filter.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Fashion. Culture. Community.
Share Twitter
Views: 8
Join Pinup Girl Style
Welcome toPinup Girl Style
Sign Upor Sign In
Or sign in with:
Started by Julie Gems in PUG Fans Around The World. Last reply by Tahitia Belle Fille on Wednesday.
4 Replies
Hello all pinup gals! I'am new to pug style and excited to share all things pinup! would love for you to check out my personal facebook page Julie Gems also to follow me on Instagram pinupjuliegems…Continue
Tags: Gems, facebook, page, Julie, Instagram
Started by Fi Fi La Roux in PUG Fans Around The World. Last reply by Angela Hansen on Tuesday.
1 Reply
1 Like
I've gone makeup free (zit on the chin and all!) except my mascara to showcase how good it is - it makes even the stubbiest little lashes gigantic! It's "They're real" by Benefit. People often ask me…Continue
Started by Billie J Lexie in PUG Fans Around The World. Last reply by Billie J Lexie on Monday.
2 Replies
I usually see a lot of solid colors [ in the stores ] which are great over patterned dresses and skirts and fine over solids , but not to much prints . I 'd like to find [ a good one at that ;-) ]…Continue
Started by chantillylace in PUG Fans Around The World. Last reply by chantillylace Jul 26.
2 Replies
1 Like
I'm desperatly looking for the deadly dames wiggle dress in white with black polka dots !!!…Continue
Tags: wiggledress, deadlydames
© 2014 Created by John at Pinup Girl Clothing.
Powered by
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
Homepage > Gifts & Collectibles > Gifts $21-$50 >
Ice Cream Maker- Model #: BL1380
Just pour in the ingredients, flip a switch and enjoy the world's best ice cream in as little as 15 minutes! Create smooth & delicious ice cream, sorbet, frozen yogurt & more with no mess & no fuss! There's nothing like homemade ice cream. And now, thanks to Savoureux Pro Line™, making it is easier than ever! Plus, make fresh, healthier treats & know what you're eating! No preservatives or additives you don't know about. Features 1.5-qt. capacity, clear lid that lets you see what you're making, powerful 15W motor, bi-directional stir paddle, overheat protection and quick freeze bowl that eliminates the need for salt and ice. 8" x 8" x 8.75".
We received this wonderful device and immediately put it to use. We make our own yogurt and now combine that with the icecream machine to make great frozen yogurt in minutes. We keep it in the freezer all the time so there is no need to wait for 8 hours to use it. I would recommend this to anyone as a great way to indulge in 'ice cream' treats and keep it healthy.
7/13/2012 - L.T. - Los Angeles, CA
Perfect....Perfect...Perfect!! I'm Smiling All the way while writing..Old Fashion Homemade ice cream with southern Buttered Pound Cake..Plus you can make it very healthy Low Cal,Fat Free, Perfect for Diabetics,Dieters ,Weight Watchers!! This is your Treat Machine... Yes it stays in my Freezer for ready to use anytime and the it very compact for small bowl space but makes plenty amount for left over..May i say Mothers,Grandmothers,Fathers this is best thing to Do with the Kids and have that bonding Moment..It just like baking cookies but with easier & quick clean up... THIS ITEM IS DEFINITELY A 5 STARS PRODUCT!! THE PRICE IS A DEFINITELY BARGAIN! I'm not one to rate high if its not up to standards. cause I work hard for the money!! Girl & Boys Please get this start your own ice stand! hahaah..LOL!
7/4/2012 - RB - Phoenix, AZ
How often do you get to write a review that says a product is BETTER than advertised? This ice cream maker is fantastic! Ok, you have to make an 8 inch square area in your freezer when you want to make ice cream, but that's less room than you'd need for the ice needed with a hand crank model! The instructions with it are a little sparse, but there are tons of recipes available online. This is just so easy to use and clean up it isn't funny! Get a good silicon scraper or spatula, because you won't want to miss what sticks to the bottom. This product is worth the price and then some! Takes about 20 minutes and you have the perfect ice cream!
6/22/2012 - KW - Milwaukee, WI
I purchased this ice cream maker as a birthday gift for my grandson. After freezing the base unit overnight, we easily made frozen yogurt with fresh fruit toppings the next day. A very nice machine for the price. I recommend it to all!
3/18/2012 - TT - Dallas, TX
Overall really good ice maker. Easy to assemble, use, and clean up. I love the fact that it allows me to make ice cream from non-dairy milk products (rice, almond, soy milk, etc.), which is why I bought it in the first place. I also love that I can make my own personalized flavors and varieties and make healthier ice cream without the sugar and other unhealthy ingredients. Making ice cream is so easy with this machine, no extra ingredients to buy and no need for ice.
I don't like that the base unit must be kept in the freezer for up to 8 hours before the machine can be used. This is a hassle unless you keep it in the freezer all the time (which takes up space). Other than this the product is a really good buy, especially for the price.
I don't like that the base unit must be kept in the freezer for up to 8 hours before the machine can be used. This is a hassle unless you keep it in the freezer all the time (which takes up space). Other than this the product is a really good buy, especially for the price.
Write a Review
You might also be interested in...


text:
Home » Guilford Employment Opportunities
Guilford Publications is an equal opportunity employer committed to attracting and retaining a talented, dedicated staff. Located in New York City, we publish acclaimed books and periodicals in the areas of psychology and mental health, education, research methods, and geography. We offer our employees a collaborative and highly productive work environment, excellent benefits, and opportunities for career development.
To submit your application for a specific position listed below, please follow the instructions detailed in the position listing.
Current Positions Open: None at this time.


text:
Periklis Pavlidis
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
|Periklis Pavlidis
|Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies
Volume 8, Number 2 (December 2010)
This article has been accessed 6486 times
Güliz Akkaymak - University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada; Prof Hasan Aksoy - Ankara UNiversity, Turkey; Dr Karen Anijar-Appleton - Arizona State University, USA; Henry Asei Kum - University of Strathclyde, Scotland; Dr Wayne Au - California State University, Fullerton, Califonia, USA; Prof James Avis - University of Huddersfield, UK; Prof Eva Bahovec - University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; Grant Banfield - Flinders University, Australia; Prof Len Barton - London University, Institute of Education, UK; Nevzat Samet Baykal - Ankara UNiversity, Ankara, Turkey; Prof Dennis Beach - University of Gothenburg, Sweden; Dr Chad Becker - Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA; Dr Steve Best - University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Dr Joe Bishop - Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan, USA; Prof Xavier Bonal - Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain; Dr Carmel Borg - University of Malta, Malta; Dr Simon Boxley - King Alfred's College, Winchester, UK; Prof Jacky Brine - University of the West of England, UK; Prof Richard Brosio - University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, USA; Sue Butte - Walden University, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Prof Joyce Canaan - Birmingham City University, Birmingham, England; Dr Sara Carpenter - University of Toronto, Canada; Dr Paul Carr - Lakehead University, Orillia, Ontario, Canada; Dr Pratyush Chandra - Radical Notes, Delhi, India; Prof Brenda Cherednichenko - Edith Cowan University, WA, Australia; Dr Seehwa Cho - University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Theopoula (Polina) Chrysochou - Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, England; Prof Mike Cole - Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln, UK; Prof Helen Colley - University of Huddersfield, England; Dr Mark Cresswell - University of Duhram, Duhram, England, United Kingdom; Dr Gerry Czerniewski - University of East London, London, England; Prof Antonia Darder - University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA; Dr Adam Davidson-Harden - Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada; Dr Noah De Lissovoy - University of Texas at San Antonio, USA; Prof Serdar Değirmencioğlu - Cumhuriyet University, Turkey; Gian Carlo Ramos Delgado - Universidad Nacional Aut; Dr Aylin Demirli Yildiz - Baskent University, Ankara, Turkey; Dr Eoin Devereux - University of Limerick, Ireland; Prof Newton Duarte - UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista (University of Sao Paulo State) Brazil ; Dr Teresa Ebert - University at Albany, SUNY, NY, USA; Dr Gail Edwards - Newcastle University, Newcastle, England; Dr Fuat Ercan - University of Marmara, Turkey; Dr Ramin Farahmandpur - Portland State University, USA; Dr Joseba Fernández - University of the Basque Country; Prof Gustavo Fischman - Arizona State University, USA; Prof Steve Fleury - Le Moyne College, Syracuse, NY, USA; Dr Brandon Fox - Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas, USA; Prof David Gabbard - University of East Carolina, USA; Prof Luis Armando Gandin - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil ; Dr Ayhan Ural Gazi University - Ankara, Turkey ; Dr Rosalyn George - Goldsmiths College, University of London; Dr Ulaş Başar Gezgin - Istanbul Gelişim University, Istanbul, Turkey; Dr Rich Gibson - San Diego State University, USA; Dr Rebecca Goldstein - Montclair State University, Montclair, New Jersey, USA; Dr Dionysios Gouvias - University of the Aegean, Rhodes, Greece; Nick Grant - Ealing National Union of Teachers, London, UK; Prof Andy Green - London University, Institute of Education, UK; Dr Leslee Grey - Queens College, CUNY, New York, USA; Dr Tom Griffiths - University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia; Prof George Groliios - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece; Dr Barrel Gueye - East Stroudsberg University, Pennsylvania, USA; Prof Ilan Gur-Zeev - University of Haifa, Israel; Dr Julia Hall - D'Youville College, Buffalo, USA; Dr Richard Hall - De Montfort University, Leicester, England; Dr Ted Hankin - Volunteer Advice Worker, Nottingham, UK; Prof Kevin Harris - Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia; Dr Richard Hatcher - University of Central England, UK; Dr Amanda Haynes - University of Limerick, Ireland; Phil Hearse - Editor, International Viewpoint; Prof Pat Hinchey - Penn State University, Pennsylvania, USA; Prof Janet Holland - South Bank University, London, UK; Dr John Holst - University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Dr Donna Houston - McQuarrie University, Sydney, Australia; Prof David Hursh - University of Rochester, NY, USA; Dr Kemal Inal - Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey; Dr Nathalia Jaramillo - West Lafayette, Indiana, USA; Dr Ken Jones - University of Keele, UK; Dr Samy Joshua - University of Provence, France; Dr Jerrold Kachur - University of Alberta, Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Dr Richard Kahn - University of North Dakota, USA; Prof Daniel Kallos - University of Umea, Sweden; Derek Kassem - Liverpool John Moores University, England ; Dr Gianna Katsiampoura - University of Athens, Greece/ National Hellenic Research Foundation; Prof Deborah Kelsh - College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY, USA; Dr Philip Kovacs - University of Alabama in Huntsville, Alabama, USA; Dr Ravi Kumar - South Asian University, New Delhi, India; Dr Tracy Lau - Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China; Ann Lawless - University of South Australia, SA, Australia; Prof Margaret Ledwith - University of Cumbria, England; Prof Samuel Lee - National Pingtung Teachers College, Taiwan; Dr Pepi Leistyna - The University of Massachusetts Boston, USA; Dr Tyson E. Lewis - Montclair State University, New Jersey, USA; Dr Anastasios Liambas - Aristotle Univerity of Thessaloniki, Greece; Prof Hsi Nancy Lien - National Hualien Teachers College, Taiwan; Dr Pauline Lipman - University of Illinois at Chicago, USA; Prof David W Livingstone - OISE University of Toronto, Canada ; Dr Chris Lubienski - University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois, USA; Dr Darren Lund - University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Prof Sheila Macrine - Montclair State University, Montclair, New Jersey, USA; Dr Meg Maguire - Kings College, London University, UK; Alpesh Maisuria - University of Northampton, UK; Prof Henry Maitles - University of the West of Scotland; Dr Curry Malott - West Chester University, West Chester, Pennsylvania, USA; Dr Gregory Martin - University of Technology, Sydney, NSW, Australia; Prof Sandra Mathison - University of British Colombia, Canada; Dr Uvanney Maylor - University of Bedfordshire, UK; Prof Peter Mayo - University of Malta, Malta; Tristan Mccowan - London Institute of Education and University of Northampton, UK; Radhika Menon - Mata Sundri College, Delhi University, India; Dr Paul Miller - Middlesex University, London, England; Dr Greg Misiaszek - University of Southern California, California, USA; Dr Shahrzad Mojab - OISE, University of Toronto, Canada; Dr Lilia D. Monzó - Chapman University, California, USA; Dr Geraldine Mooney- Simmie - University of Limerick, Ireland; Dr Phoebe Moore - Middlesex University, London, UK; Dr Aura Mor-Sommerfeld - University of Haifa, Israel; Dr Jane Mulderrig - Sheffield University, England; Dr Fernando Naiditch - Montclair State University, Montclair, New Jersey, USA; Dr Rajani Naidoo - University of Bath, UK; Dr John Naysmith - University of Portsmouth, England, UK; Dr Maria Nikolakaki - University of the Peloponnesus, Corinth, Greece; Anthony J. Nocella - Syracuse University, New York, USA; Caroline Okoumunne - University of Greenwich, England, UK; Ulaş Özer - Kastamonu University, Kastamonu, Turkey. ; Gavin Palmer - Gower College Swansea, Wales ; Dr Jo Paraskeva - University of Minho, Portugal; Dr Periklis Pavlidis - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece; Dr Nick Peim - University of Birmingham, UK; Dr Nurit Peled - Hebrew University of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel; Dr Dawn Penney - University of Waikato, Hamilton, new Zealand; Dr Jill Pinkney-Pastrana - University of California, Long Beach, USA ; Dr Selda Polat - Kastamonu University, Kastamonu, Turkey. ; Dr Brad Porfilio - The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, USA; Dr Martin Power - University of Limerick, Ireland; Dr Scott Poynting - Manchester Metropolitan University, England, UK; Louise Prendergast - Bangor University, Wales, United Kingdom; Owein Prendergast - Coleg Menai, Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom; Dr John Preston - University of London Institute of Education, England, UK; Dr Amira Proweller - De Paul University, Chicago, Illinois, USA; Dr Amira Proweller - De Paul University, Chicago, Illinois, USA; Greg Queen - High School teacher, Warren, Michigan, USA; Dr Richard Race - Roehampton University, London, England; Dr Helen Raduntz - University of South Australia, Australia; Prof Diane Reay - Cambridge University, UK; Bernard Regan - National Union of Teachers (England and Wales); Dr Karim Remtulla - OISE, University of Toronto, Canada ; Dr Glory Rigueros Saavedra - University of the South Bank, London; Dr Mashhood Rizvi - Sindh Education Foundation, Karachi, Pakistan ; Dr Susan Robertson - Bristol University, UK; Dr Arturo Rodriguez - Boise State University, Boise, Idaho, USA. ; Dr Cesar Rosatto - University of Texas at El Paso, Texas, USA; Prof E Wayne Ross - University of British Colombia, Canada; Prof Emir Sader - Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Prof Anil Sadgopal - Former Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Delhii, India; Dr Amrohini Sahay - Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York, USA ; Mitja Sardoc - Educational Research Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Dr Daniel Saunders - University of Texas at Arlington, Texas, USA; Dr Fevziye Sayilan - Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey; Dr Valerie Scatamburlo d'Anibale - University of Wondsor, Ontario, Canada ; Dr Seçkin Seçkin Özsoy - Ankara University, Turkey; Dr Gaetano Senese - Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, USA; Janbee Shaik - Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, England; Dr Daniel Shugurensky - Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto (OISE/UT), Canada; Prof Angela Siqueira - Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil; Prof Kostas Skordoulis - University of Athens, Greece; Carol Smith - Bishop Grosseteste University College, Lincoln, England, UK; Dr Heather Smith - Newcastle University, Newcastle, England; Dr Geri Smyth - University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland; Dr Tourouzou Some - State University of New York at Buffalo, NY, USA; Neil Southwell - University of Northampton, England, United Kingdom; Prof Shirley Steinberg - McGill University, Montreal, Canada; Dr Mark Stern - Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, USA; Prof Juha Suoranta - University of Tampere, Finland; Bill Templer - Shumen, Bulgaria; Dr Nisha Thapliyal - University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia; Dr Spyros Themelis - Middlesex University, London, England; Prof Sally Tomlinson - Oxford University, UK; Prof Geoff Troman - Roehampton University, England; Nuray Turkmen - Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey; Prof Leyla Işıl Ünal - Ankara University, Turkey; Dr Meral Uysal - Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey; Salim Vally - University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa; Prof Kevin Vinson - University of Arizona, USA; Dr Michael Viola - Antioch University, Seattle, Washington, USA; Gabriela Walker - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA; Dr Paul Warmington - University of Birmingham, England; Dr Mark Webb - University of Greenwich, England, UK; Dr Joe Wegwert - North Arizone University, Arizona, USA; Jo Williams - Victoria University of Australia, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; Dr Richard Woolley - University of Worcester, Worcester, England, UK; Dr Terry Wrigley - Edinburgh University, Scotland; Dr Ahmet Yildiz - Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey; Dr Huseyin Yolcu - Kastamonu University, Kastamonu, Turkey;
Chief and Managing Editor
Prof Dave Hill
Research Professor of Education at Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, England;
Visiting Professor of Education at the National University of Athens, Greece; Middlesex University, London, England; and the University of Limerick, Ireland.
Deputy Chief Editors
Dr. Spyros Themelis
University of Middlesex, London, UK
Alpesh Maisuria
Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, Essex, UK
Editor, North America
Prof Peter McLaren
University of California, Los Angeles, California, USA
Editor, Latin America
Prof Pablo Gentili
Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Editor, Eastern Europe
Bill Templer
Independent Researcher, Shumen, Bulgaria
Editor, Australasia
Dr. Gregory Martin
University of Technology, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Editor, South Asia
Dr. Ravi Kumar
South Asian University, New Delhi, India
Editor, Middle East
Dr. Kemal Inal
Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey
Editorial Assistant:
Joshua Akehurst
University of Brighton, England
Editorial Assistant:
Julia Carr
Anglia Ruskin University, England
Naomi Hill
University of Brighton, England
Copy Editor:
Por-Yee Lin
Goldsmiths College, London University, England
Copy Editor:
Arturo Rodriguez
Boise State University, Boise, Idaho, USA
Copy Editor:
Leslee Grey
Queens College, CUNY, New York, USA
Copy Editor:
Duygun Gokturk
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA
Copy Editor:
Chad Becker
Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
Copy Editor:
Vicky Macris
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada


text:
Number of animals being transported:1
Breeds, weight, age: Australian Cattledog, 35 lbs, 11 months
Health Condition: good
Heart worm Status: neg
Vaccinations: up to date
Health Certificate: na/ not crossing state lines
Spay/Neutered: yes
Special needs: Timid
Name of Sending Rescue/Parties - fresh out of the shelter under rescue/Redwood Coast Cattledog Rescue
Name of Receiving Rescue/Parties: Central Coast Border Collie Rescue
Contact information (publicly viewable on forum): Initial contact please email through PnP
Are you a 501c3: yes
Additional Info/situation:
Here's another urgent dog just out of the shelter system of San Bernardino County. This is another from the abandoned Helendale CA ranch - so many frightened dogs that were left on their own with no food or water. We still have 6 of them in the hospital in San Bernardino City but this guy is in decent shape and can get moved right away. He is timid but can be handled and should fly without trouble. We will have a person on the ground at both ends of this to assist and also a harness, leash and collar. "Ben" narrowly made it as so many herding breed rescues are full but we found a place for him with Central Coast... We need to get him there ASAP. We could also transport him down to Redlands Airfield if that will work better for anyone. We just have to get him moved - there are three more coming out behind him and there will be no place for them to go until we can get him moved.


text:
Dr. Pepper Vending Machine Art Contest
Monday March 18
FEBRUARY 18: DR PEPPER VENDING MACHINE ART CONTESTHey kids, dive into this year's annual "Dr Pepper Vending Machine Art Contest" and let your creative talents shine for a chance to win prizes and have your artwork on display at the Zoo. The Zoo and Dr Pepper are in search of new designs for two Dr Pepper machines located on Zoo grounds. Oklahoma students in grades K-12 may enter the contest from February 18 through March 29. This year's contest theme is "I spy, water wonders." From the deepest oceans to the lakes and streams of Oklahoma, the Earth's waters support all living things, including you! That's why conserving and preserving this precious resource is something we must all help do. Through your design show us how you would converse water and help save water wonders of all kinds. All contest entries must be postmarked by March 29, 2013. For official entry forms, rules and contest criteria visit okczoo.com or call (405) 425-0298.
Where: Oklahoma City Zoo
Phone: 424-3344
Address: 2000 Remington
Website: okczoo.com


text:
Was it common for amps around 1980 to be made without a mid control, just bass and treble?
I am expecting a Kenwood KA-60 (1980-82) next week which does not have a mid control:
Free Shipping on All Orders 1-866-764-1801Vist our Online Store
Was it common for amps around 1980 to be made without a mid control, just bass and treble?
I am expecting a Kenwood KA-60 (1980-82) next week which does not have a mid control:
thats cool-looking with the fingertip hole;)
Why 2 threads with the same question?
"Science is suppose to explain observations not dismiss them as impossible" - Norm on AA; 2.3TL's w/sonicaps/mills, polyswitches removed, Lg Solen inductors, RD-0198's, MW's dynamatted, Armaflex speaker gaskets, H-nuts, brass spikes, Cardas CCGR BP's, upgraded IC Cable, Black Hole Damping Sheet strips installed on back wall behind MW's & Tweeters, interior of cabinets sealed, AI-1 interface with 1000VA A-L transformer
some of the yamaha pre-amps and intergrated amps had a mid range tone control in the 80's. Most better gear don't even have bass or treble anymore. I don't use them at all on my gear.
Here's an R/S receiver from the late 1970s with both variable HF and LF turn-over frequencies and an adjustable midrange as well...
The OP's probably looking for something more along the lines of this... :-)
all the best,
wonder if that Marantz could actually hit 300wpc/400wpc? To me it seem the older stuff had a lot of wishful spec's. That RS looks like it was made by pioneer.
good stuff Mhardy
Yes, it could meet the 1974 FTC standard (which was 300 wpc continuous at the rated TH distortion level, both channels driven, across the 20 to 20k spectrum after a 30 minute preconditioning at 1/3 of full rated power)! I doubt that very few of today's powerhouse amplifiers - at least the passively cooled models - would survive the preconditioning requirement of the standard without overheating and shutting down... but that's a topic for another thread :-)
That particular Marantz was a beast and had some Achilles' heels in terms of failure-prone components. Cost a fortune then... and now. You can probably find one or two on eBAY at any given moment, but they may or may not be in good working order.
The big prize winner in the receiver power sweepstakes back then was the Technics (Matsu****a/Panasonic brand for consumer hifi) SA-1000 at 330 wpc according to the FTC mandate. These were not as substantially built as the above-mentioned Marantz nor the other well-known big momma of the era, the Pioneer SX-1980. The other major massmarket brands also had 200-plus wpc receivers in those short-lived, halcyon days. The economy took a turn for the worse at the end of the 1970s, the college-age kids of the time (myself included) graduated and moved on to grad school, careers, and/or family-building; hifi hardware got "computerized' (digital displays, touch controls, graphic readouts)... and the 1970s power wars ended rather abruptly.
all the best,
Back (roughly) on topic...
The above-mentioned SA-1000 looks like it had defeatable bass and treble controls with multiple turnover frequencies (those two little knobs) although it is hard to tell for sure from my scan.
Here's a nice late 1970s Yamaha integrated amp with defeatable/variable turnover bass and treble controls. This amp lacks the typicall variable loudness (essentially a variable midrange attenuator) control that most Yamaha amplifiers and receivers had back in those days.
all the best,
One that Mr. Hardy might enjoy.
Plus these links:
Last edited by gdb; 03-07-2013 at 05:23 PM.
(IMO)It's better to have the controls and use defeat most of the time, then, when you have a less than ideal recording, you have the option of tweeking it a little to make it more "listenable". (instead of being an anal, purist hardhead and just throwing it away ! )
I dunno - my real hifi is a little short on adjustments and controls - and I use it to listen to... whatever I choose to listen to. Haven't thrown anything away in terms of recorded music since I started collecting it in the early 1970s AFAIK.
Two controls on the passive preamp - stepped autoformer volume (input level) control and source selector. The pot on the front of the power amp is - literally - not hooked up, and the headphone amp in the DAC has been defeated (i.e., the headphone level control on its front panel is, at this point, just for looks).
Last edited by mhardy6647; 03-07-2013 at 07:56 PM.
all the best,
Alrighty then !
That's absurd. All my amps have mind control.
TV: 70" LED Sharp Aquos Quattron 3D
Fronts: Martin Logan Electromotions --- Center: Martin Logan Motion 8
Front Heights: Polk RC65i --- Rears: Polk RC85i --- Sub: Power Sound Audio XS15
Onkyo TX-NR818 --- Emotiva XPA-3 --- Oppo BDP-103 -- 2 Channel: Mapletree Line 2A tube preamp modified
Well, heck. If we're getting misty-eyed over old Japanese receivers, how about some that use a graphic equalizer instead of tone controls? Here's three from about 1978--80.
JVC JR-S201, '401, and '501. 35, 85, and 120 watts into 8-ohms. Sorry, no '301 (60-watts), although it'd look the same as the 201 but with chrome buttons instead of black, and different meter faces. The '201 and '301 are built on a slightly smaller chassis than the '401 and '501.
Last edited by Schurkey; 03-08-2013 at 10:00 AM.
cool toys! that cart looks like a robot:)
Currently I'm running a Sansui 5000A on some Boston Acoustics A100s in the basement. Pretty good Tuner in the -Sui! Lot of BASS authority for 55 watts x 2 (unit is pretty heavy for its size though--almost 10 lbs heavier than the JVC but much smaller in size).
Onkyo TX-SR 805 System #1 HT AVR
Office Two Channel: LSi-7s (Nakamichi CA-5, NAD 214, Pioneer BDP51fd)
Vintage Polks: Polk Monitor 5As, Monitor 7Bs [HK 730], Monitor 10As [Marantz 2265], SDA-2Bs [Jolida JD-303, Jolida MV-MK4]
Headphones: HD600, Q701, ATH-M50s etc. Bravo Audio Ocean amp., Onkyo P-304, Adcom GFA-555, Technics Direct Drive TT
THe JVC components were sort of - idiosyncratic - in their aesthetics, but were actually quite good. I'll defer comment on the "SEA" ("Sound Effects Amplifier") graphic EQ feature, save to say "it was the '70s". Remember opera windows, platform shoes (for men) and leisure suits? :-)
The better JVC turntables of that era were (and still are) very, very good.
cnh, I am sure you know there was an update to the driver (IIRC) boards for the Sansui 5000A... does yours have those updated? If not, I think it's a time bomb of sorts :-O I have a 5000A from my favorite emporium; it works but I assume it hasn't been updated, so I don't use it (and, yes, I've been too lazy to open it up and check - for a decade or more).
Last edited by mhardy6647; 03-08-2013 at 01:41 PM.
all the best,
I was told that the 5000A was OK when I bought it. But I guess I should open her up and have a look. I'm going to be cleaning out and lubing the controls of a Realistic STA 2200, and my HK 730 this weekend, so maybe I should look into Sansui as well and see what is actually in there?
I've always liked the old JVC stuff. And to be honest. Their older CDPs are almost indestructible. They just play and play and play, and they sound OK, too!
Onkyo TX-SR 805 System #1 HT AVR
Office Two Channel: LSi-7s (Nakamichi CA-5, NAD 214, Pioneer BDP51fd)
Vintage Polks: Polk Monitor 5As, Monitor 7Bs [HK 730], Monitor 10As [Marantz 2265], SDA-2Bs [Jolida JD-303, Jolida MV-MK4]
Headphones: HD600, Q701, ATH-M50s etc. Bravo Audio Ocean amp., Onkyo P-304, Adcom GFA-555, Technics Direct Drive TT
The driver (IIRC) boards are clearly labeled (I think) - it should be easy (again, I think) to ID whether the boards are original or upgrades. Heck, I should check mine this weekend :-)
The info should be easy to find at AK...
all the best,
I remember having that amp for a short while. Wow cant believe i can remember that far back! LOL i think the sliders got too noisey and i dumped it for something else just cant remember what.
Main Rig:
Krell KAV 250a
McIntosh MC 2120 bi-amped
Into JBL L123 drivers
Rane external crossover.
MIT exp 1 ic's
Perreaux SA33 class A preamp
AQ kingcobra ic's
Marantz 6100 tt w/pickering XV-15/625E cart.
Monster HTS 3600 power conditioner
POLK RTA-12C'S W/ RDO194 TWEETS, clarity ESA caps mills risistors (full mod)
MIT exps2 speaker cable
No doubt about it,that older gear is a whole lot sexier than anything built today! IMHO anyways.
Parasound P5
Parasound A21
CA music streamer
Yaquin tube buffer (PearsAll)
marantz 6005
Morrow Sp3
Morrow Xlr
Lsi15 w/Fortress mod.
adcom Gfp750
Adcom 555
Rotel 1072
CA tuner
Clear day dbl shotgun
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Here you can find standards and common errors for the new moves.
Here you can find standards and common errors for the current moves.
Diagrams and patterns and information for the new moves can be found here.
Diagrams and patterns and information for current moves can be found in the test rulebook linked here.
Hope that helps!
Purple Sparkles,
Thank you for the links.
I am going to try to get through as many of these things (MITF) as possible by Adult Nats. I think I have until Feb 1st. Will give it a try and see what happens (another foot surgery is scheduled for Fall, so this in going to be hard.)
Queston: Do you think the judges are "harder" on adults who test the standard track MITF than adults who skate the adult track MITF? If I stay on the standard track I can take one less test (since I already passed prepliminary).
Of course, if you take advantage of the new "adult standard" that will go into effect in September, you get a .2 break on the passing average. In that case, there should be no difference between the tests. How that plays out in practice with different judging panels, though, is anybody's guess.
Last edited by Skittl1321; 05-24-2010 at 01:44 PM. Reason: because "above intermediate" does not include intermediate, and I meant to
Of course, for those of us over 50, there will be the Masters option - .2 lower on the adult MIF tests, and .4 lower on the standard tests Intermediate and above.
E.g., the bronze test contains moves from both the preliminary and prejuvenile standard tests, and the passing average is the same as preliminary.
The silver test contains moves from prejuvenile and juvenile, and the passing average is the same as prejuvenile.
The gold test contains moves from juvenile and intermediate, and the passing average is the same as juvenile.
So for each of those tests, some of the individual moves have the same passing average on both the standard and adult tracks, and some of the individual moves have a passing average that's 0.2 or 0.3* below on the adult track than it would be on the standard track.
*The difference between prejuvenile/silver and juvenile passing standards is 0.3, 2.7 vs. 3.0.
Starting at intermediate, the exact same collection of moves will be on the test, with the exact same name of the test, and you'll be able to choose which standard you want to take the test at.Starting at Intermediate, you'll be able to choose which track you're testing on.
Before intermediate they're completely separate test tracks with different arrangements of which move is on which test. You can choose which of those tracks to test.
Or if you're a slow learner like me, you could choose to do both, testing most of the moves twice.
Just wanted to throw in my 2 cents about passing averages. I took adult gold MIF and barely passed, then one month later took intermediate MIF and passed with lots of extra points. The judging panel was almost completely the same judges. I don't know how accurate it is that they give you lower scores just for being an adult, because that definitely didn't happen to me. But I also had a "bad" day on my gold test, and had a really "good" day when I took intermediate. The best thing you can do is be able to skate everything really strongly, rather than worry if you are .2 away from passing standard. The judges will look at you and be able to tell what level you are and give you appropriate scores in order to pass or not pass the whole test. They normally don't give too much above the average unless you are really amazing, so I wouldn't worry about it. I'd say unless you are really old, go ahead and give the standard moves a try if you make it past gold. If you can make it to the higher level MIF tests, then you probably don't skate timidly enough to need the .2 lower average anyway. That's just what I think - maybe others think differently.
Finally got back onto the ice. Tried some MITF. Wanted to put my head through boards to end the misery. Ended up skating off and doing jumps before my head exploded. There HAS to be a better way......I'm working on a way to "ethically" participate in USFS, but avoid MITF. I want to go and have fun, too.....But I understand that there are rules.....If I can find a way to follow the rules, but still avoid (most) of the MITF, and not act unethically by skating an event under my level, but still participate (at least in a small way), then it would be a win-win.
Working on this idea.....Thinking.....Thinking.....
You know, I don't really know any kid skaters at least who liked MITF. But there wasn't (and isn't) a choice -- if you want to compete, you get through the moves. My coach made me go through whatever test I was on, to her standards, at least once per session before I was allowed to jump or spin. I hated it, but once I passed my senior moves I never had to do moves again. If you're capable of doing the jumps you say you are, you should be capable of doing the lower level field moves. If you're not, then working on the moves will dramatically improve your jumps -- solid 3-turns (or mohawks), for instance, will make your flips much more secure. And now with IJS, you actually get points for things like rockers and counters and brackets, and you learn those through the moves tests. I know how hard it was to learn loops in order to put them in my footwork -- I can't imagine having to learn all of the turns required for a L3 footwork sequence without having learned at least some of them through the moves tests.
Why not use moves as your warm-up every day?
Actually, I do..... Kind of....
Of course, I don't just skate onto the ice and start jumping. I usually do all 3 turns (in both directions) and a few brackets (the ones that are easy for me) and counters and a rocker or two. Then some spirals and pivots. Maybe some chaines and slides (I just LOVE slides!!!!) Then I usually spin. After spins, I do flying spins and jumps. And, as you mentioned, of course there are basic 3 turns and mohawks to set up the items. So, yes, in a sense I do moves.....They are just my version which usually go in my own direction and which don't need to be in a specific ("picky") pattern on the floor. And yes, you are correct. Under ISJ there is definitely a emphasis on transitions into jumps and moves are definitely needed to get higher levels on footwork.....But under adult rules, (even ISJ), you can just choose a spiral sequence instead so the MITF aren't that critical. From what I've seen of the jumps (even at Junior/Senior level on youtube) two or three good, solid 2-2 combos would definitely even up the playing field there. So, although, I certainly agree with you about the MITF for standard, I really don't think they are that critical in this area for adult. (At least that's what it looks like to me from youtube. Admittedly, I haven't had a chance to actually attend adult nats. I'm hoping to go this year even if I have to travel. Maybe to skate. Maybe just to watch. Will have to see. Could change my opinion then. It's hard to tell anything just by watching youtube.)
You may find it less frustrating if you start right out w/ a couple of lessons w/ a coach who can give you pointers on how to make things easier. There are definitely 'tricks' to some of the elements.
Which moves did you try? If you post some videos I'm sure some people here would be happy to give you some pointers.
Firefly- it sounds to me like you only like to practice things you're good at. (Yeah- me too. Brackets are great fun on the ones I can do. Same with the moves I like- love running them. Hate doing the hard moves)
But you know what- I do what's fun for me, because that's why I skate. I don't compete because I have no interest in continuing to hurt myself and pay out huge PT bills to work on jumps I don't care about. I work on the hard moves sometimes- I'd like to pass the next test, but I know it will be slow progress because I don't set aside the fun stuff and work on the stuff that needs to get done.
For whatever reason, you seem to want to compete. And that means you can't just work on what's fun. You gotta do what the system requires.
If you just want to do what's fun, join your club and participate in exhibitions. I even know of an adult who volunteered to be on her club's board to organize the exhibitions for the kids- and guess what, she gets to skate in them too. In an exhibition you can do whatever you want, no rules.
I like to make up my own MITF. To keep it challenging, I use both directions. I think this is fun. For ex: I do a version of forward power 3s w alternating back xovers so I do a different direction 3turn direction in between.
CW back xover
CCW back xover
CCW back xover
CW back xover
Can also be done w FI3s.
A friend of mine went to a former show skaters who taught her some basic MITF type patterns w expression of arms and head. They are extremely pretty and variations on simple skills. I want to learn these too.
I also enjoy doing basic dance steps around the rink on lobes like chasses, change edge swing rolls, etc. Backward and forward. It mixes it up and keeps things fun while I improve my basic skating skills. Depending on how adv you are, you can add twizzles, loops, brackets, etc. I like to change directions all the way around the rink so i don't do the same side for half of the rink then change. This keeps me changing directions and working on my weak side. i will also complete a pattern w a jump or spin. This gives me the feel of MITF into an element. If you compete, this will definitely benefit your choreography.
W a little ingenuity, MITF can be a lot of fun.
Yes, I think that is the whole crux of the problem. If the MITF are so good for skaters and help their skating skills so much, then why force them on the skaters, (which is what they are doing by requireing them on tests)? I would think that skaters, themselves, would be desperate to take them in order to improve their jumps and spins. And, as many members mentioned, if you did't require them, then (most) skaters simply wouldn't do them. But then I guess it could be argued that if most skaters felt that way then maybe that is how the sport should evolve.....in that direction.....rather than enforcing a discipline to prop up an artifically imposed standard.
Interesting observation: Is figure skatng a democracy? I have been advised to try to change the rules by getting others to agree with me. I have complained to more than a few parents, (not coaches, of course since they benefit financially by the present system), and many parents (and skaters) agree with me that MITF are unduly prohibitive. They even said they wouldn't mind signing a petition to see them made elective and remove them as a requirement for freestyle testing. How many signatures would I need? That is the problem. Even if I spend time, effort, and $ on a petition, (none of which I have), and got over 10,000 signatures and brought the whole thing to the USFS they would simply laugh and vote no. It is an oligarchy not a democracy. I guess that is where I get fustrated. And btw, I was actually suprised by how many skaters (and parents) hate the MITF and said they would be willing to sign my petition. I probaby could get a few thousand signatures in support of making it elective. Seriously. I could. But, as I wrote, what's the point.......
And I really do disagree about skaters getting hurt. Obviously, the more a skater jumps the more stress is put upon their body. That is true. But there are so many other factors to consider. The strength and physical make up of the skater. How much practice time he/she is putting in to begin with. The skater's weight and jump technique. I'm sorry, but there are just too many factors involved to arbitrarily say that taking out MITF is going to injure skaters. (Unless, of course, you want to support MITF. I have written term papers too. It's the old eating white bread causes violent crime because 97% of all inmates inprisoned for violent crimes have eaten it argument.)
But instead of insulting and arguing with me, maybe you guys should just consider this for a second. What is wrong with a choice? Especially at the adult level? Make MITF elective. If I get hurt, then, hey that's MY problem. I am an adult. I made my choice. There are enough adults that actually like the MITF and feel that it helps their overall skating that they will still take it. Why not make it elective at least the adult level? We are adults, after all. Choice is good.
Look at it this way: At least you don't have to do FIGURES!!!!


text:
Enlarge / Alternate Images
Lotus Touch Multi-Purpose Cream 1 Gal
Lotus Touch Multi-Purpose Cream in 1 Gal size is a valuable three in one massage cream. It is a luxurious cream when applied, then turns into an oil, which is then absorbed like a lotion. This cream offers you just the right amount of glide. It maximizes control and lowers the amount of friction. The key ingredient is Borage oil, which is an anti-inflammatory oil with hydrating and rejuvenating properties. It doesn't clog pores, and dry skin will instantly soak up the moisture-rich formula. It works well for all modalities, and the ingredients offer synthetic and natural properties. The fragrance is light and fresh, and it can be purchased in ½ gallon and 1 gallon containers.
The Perfect Cream Dispenser allows you to use your massage cream easily and quickly.
Save time and trouble by using the Perfect Cream Dispenser with your massage cream.