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Charter of personal data
Restaurant du Palais Royal is a French société par actions simplifiée registered at the Commercial and Companies Registry of Paris under the number 400 398 715, whose registered office is located at 41-43, rue de Valois – 75001 Paris, whose business activity is the operation of a restaurant, bar and tea-room.
Restaurant du Palais Royal is a member of the hotel group known as Evok Hôtels Collection (hereinafter the "Evok Group"), which is coordinated by the partnership known as Evok Hôtels Collection SNC, located at 17, avenue de l'Opéra in the 1st arrondissement of Paris (hereinafter "Evok")
Restaurant du Palais Royal currently conducts its business within the framework of the following establishment (hereinafter the "Establishment") and bespoke website (hereinafter the "Website"):
- Restaurant du Palais Royal, located at 41 rue de Valois in the 1st arrondissement of Paris;
- restaurantdupalaisroyal.com
Within the framework of its business activities, Restaurant du Palais Royal processes personal data within the meaning of the French Act of 6 January 1978 on computer technology, computer files and civil liberties and of the European Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data which entered into force on 25 May 2018, hereinafter "Processing".
Personal data: personal data is any and all information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person, directly or indirectly, by reference to an identification number or to one or more factors specific to that natural person. To determine whether a person is identifiable, account should be taken of all the means enabling his or her identification which are available or accessible to the controller or to any other person.
Processing: Processing of personal Data means any operation or set of operations performed on such Data, whatever the means used, and in particular the collection, recording, organisation, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or otherwise making available, alignment or combination, as well as locking, erasure or destruction.
Data Subject: a person concerned by the Processing of personal Data is the person to whom the Data which is the subject of a Processing relates.
The purpose of this Personal Data Processing Charter is to set out for the benefit of those persons coming into contact, or wishing to come into contact, in one way or another, with Restaurant du Palais Royal, and in particular users of the Website, the conditions according to which their Personal Data will be subject to Processing, and the rights of the Data Subjects in this regard.
1°) Categories of Data:
The Data liable to be processed by Restaurant du Palais Royal, from whatever source they are collected, are the following:
- Data relating to vital statistics: first name*, second name*, marital status*;
- Contact data: e-mail address*, land line and mobile phone numbers*, postal address, social media identifiers;
- Login data: details of the connection terminal such as IP address, IMEI number or mobile phone number: nature and model of the terminal; location of terminal; access software and operating systems; connection dates and times;
- Browsing data: pages visited on the website or before logging on to the website; browsing time and duration; browsing history; saving of personal preferences;
- Personal-related data: nationality, country of residence, copy of identity card in the event of verification of the age of the person*; lifestyle habits: beverages, food preferences, other specific personal information disclosed by the Data Subjects ;
- Professional-related data, if a contact, request or booking is made or a service received on professional grounds or in a professional context and the data disclosed by the Data Subjects ;
- Specific data relating to or liable to reveal, even allegedly:
- personal health, if the Data is volunteered by the Data Subjects in view of specific services or support from the Establishment (for instance in the case of a disability, special eating requirements, allergies);
- political opinions, trade-union membership, philosophical or religious beliefs of persons, if the Data is volunteered by the Data Subjects due to specific demands or to the denomination for which the booking was made or the invoice established (for instance: booking by a political, trade union or religious organisation or association; preparing special meals) ;
Restaurant du Palais Royal will only process specific Data where such are combined with a request presented by a Data Subject and that the Processing is necessary to the performance of the services thus requested. Specific Data which is revealed incidentally or allegedly by other non specific Data processed by Restaurant du Palais Royal shall not be, per se, subject to Processing.
- Location data: place*, date* and time* of the meal;
- Payment data*: as appropriate and depending on the customer's chosen method of payment: RIB (bank identity statement), IBAN, name or corporate name of account holder, credit card details or details of other payment cards accepted by Restaurant du Palais Royal (American express, Diners etc.) ; amounts paid for services and billing details.
The Data above marked with an asterisk (*) are indispensable to the conclusion and efficacy of bookings or services ordered, which cannot be validated or provided without disclosing such Data.
The other Data are necessary only to the extent where the Data Subject intends to procure performance of services whose contents or nature are dependent on the relevant Data; their supply is therefore strictly a matter of appraisal by the Data Subjects.
2°) Data Subjects:
Data relating to vital statistics and Contact data processed by Restaurant du Palais Royal are collected from all persons coming or wishing to come into contact with Restaurant du Palais Royal or with the Establishment: customers, prospective clients, suppliers, trade partners, press, job seekers etc., whether by visiting or browsing the Website, by sending e-mails or other correspondences in view of a booking or for any other reason, or verbally by phone or actual physical contact.
Login data and Browsing data processed by Restaurant du Palais Royal are collected from all persons that continue browsing the Website after having accepted the use of Cookies other than mere functional Cookies (find out more about Cookies) ;
Personal-related data, Professional-related data, Specific data, Location data and Payment data are collected, as appropriate, according to what is stated in 2°), from all persons making a booking or receiving a service from the Establishment.
Minors. The Website is designed for majors. Legal guardians of minors must take responsibility to monitor and supervise their use of communication tools, and in particular their web browsing behaviour.
3°) Data collected directly by Restaurant du Palais Royal:
Restaurant du Palais Royal will collect directly itself certain data in certain configurations, as follows:
- On or via the Website,
- where the person confirms he or she is a major, before continuing browsing the Website: Data relating to vital statistics;
- via the installation or reading of Cookies and trackers directly installed by Restaurant du Palais Royal – find out more about Cookies (see below) : Data relating to vital statistics, Contact data, Login data, Browsing data;
- upon receipt of all other correspondence or miscellaneous contacts (by letter, e-mail, text message, fax, telephone, social media invitation, internet sharing etc.) on the part of any persons having contacted Restaurant du Palais Royal by any means whatsoever, and in particular on any address using "@restaurantdupalaisroyal.com" : etc. : Data relating to vital statistics, Contact data, Personal-related data, Professional-related data, Specific data, Location data and Payment data, according to the contents disclosed by the person and to the chosen means of communication; and if the contact is made via the internet: Login data and Browsing data;
- on the occasion of any meeting between people within a professional or commercial context giving rise to voluntary disclosure by the Data Subject (whether public or professional) of such Data, whether verbally, or through the exchange of business cards, brochures or any other materials containing the data: Data relating to vital statistics, Contact data, Professional-related data;
- where the Data Subject makes a booking via e-mail, over the phone or on the spot, or provides such Data on spot at the Establishment: Data relating to vital statistics, Personal-related data, Professional-related data, Specific data, Location data, Payment data, according to the contents disclosed by the person;
- in the two previous case scenarios, if the contact is made via internet : Login data and Browsing data.
4°) Data collected by Restaurant du Palais Royal's trade partners:
Restaurant du Palais Royal processes Data relating to vital statistics, Contact data, Personal-related data, Professional-related data, Specific data, Location data, Payment data collected by the following persons which are Restaurant du Palais Royal partners:
- La Fourchette SAS, via the booking module.lafourchette.com accessible by activating the restaurant booking form on the Website, or on the nolinskiparis.com website; see the Privacy Policy of La Fourchette SAS
- Bookatable Limited, website publisher for restaurant.michelin.fr including a booking module, see Privacy Policy of Bookatable Limited).
5°) Data collected via third-party Cookies enabled on the Website
Restaurant du Palais Royal processes Login data and Browsing data collected by the Cookies enabled by Restaurant du Palais Royal and implemented on the Website by Google, via Google Analytics and Adwords which are used by Restaurant du Palais Royal.
Find out more about Cookies.
6°) Publicly accessible Data:
Restaurant du Palais Royal also processes publicly accessible Data relating to vital statistics and Contact data, such as for instance, data supplied on a website, a telephone messaging service, the masthead in print publications, publicly available professional registers etc.
1°) Activities giving rise to Processing:
The personal Data described in II 1° are processed by Restaurant du Palais Royal within the framework of the following activities:
Activities(i) :
– Restaurant services, that may include oenological services, delivered by the Establishment;
– Correspondences with people coming into contact with Restaurant du Palais Royal (enquiries, candidacies, offers for goods or services etc.)
Data concerned: All categories of Data according to what is necessary to perform the service or to process the request and what is disclosed by the Data Subject.
Activity (ii) : Involvement of Restaurant du Palais Royal and of the afore mentioned activities, in the business activity of the Evok Group (comprising: development of hotel establishments, restaurants, and wellness centres, conception of promotional strategies and tools, diffusion and communication of the Group, development of commercial packages, creation of events) in its development, in its communications, media exposure and commercial attraction strategy: Data relating to vital statistics, Contact data, Login data and Browsing data.
2°) Processing purposes:
Activities (i): the purposes of the Processing are:
– to satisfy, handle, process requests or offers of any kind addressed to Restaurant du Palais Royal; to perform and improve services requested by Restaurant du Palais Royal's clients in relation to their stay or experience at the Establishment:
– to manage the capacity, organisation, reception desk and customer access services at the Establishment; to satisfy specific customer requests during their experience at the Establishment, to personalise or provide customer courtesy or loyalty services, to plan Restaurant du Palais Royal's resources and supplies, to pay for services;
– As concerns other solicitations received by Restaurant du Palais Royal: to respond to the contact, to possibly satisfy their request or accept their offer, even at a later date.
Activities (ii): The purpose of the Processing by Restaurant du Palais Royal is the transmission of Data to the partnership known as Evok Hôtels Collection SNC, with the following purposes:
Data relating to vital statistics and Contact data: to provide trade communications, promotional and prospecting services relating to the development of the activities of the Evok Group, to implement loyalty programs (to provide a news feed relating to the Evok Group, in particular via the newsletter, invitations to public relations events and communications relating to commercial packages) by means of e-mailing and text messaging campaigns.
Login data and Browsing data: See the Cookies section.
For further details: see Evok's Personal Data Processing Charter.
3°) Controller:
Activities (i) : Restaurant du Palais Royal is the Controller.
Activities (ii) : Evok is the Controller.
See Evok's Personal Data Processing Charter.
4°) Basis for Processing:
Activities (i) : The Processing is based:
For the restaurant services, that may include oenological services delivered by the Establishments: on performance of the contractual or pre-contractual service requested by the Data Subject ; on the implementation of the legal requirements of the Controller in particular as concerns account keeping and the archiving of business records and invoices; in any case, on the achievement of the legitimate interests pursued by Restaurant du Palais Royal* or on the processing of the solicitation.
For all other solicitations received by Restaurant du Palais Royal: on the achievement of the legitimate interests pursued by Restaurant du Palais Royal or on the processing of the solicitation.
*The legitimate interests of Restaurant du Palais Royal are in particular to successfully develop, maintain and constantly improve customer relations, as well as to diversify and give incentive to its customer base, to maintain the quality of and renew its offering, to maintain an image of a high-end restaurant establishment, ever being renewed, with attention to detail and refinement ;
Activities (ii):
Data relating to vital statistics and Contact data. The Processing is based on the consent of the Data Subject; and, the achievement of the legitimate interests pursued by Restaurant du Palais Royal and Evok* for communication requirements directed at Evok's customers or to professionals affiliated with or interested in the business sector of Evok.
Login data and Browsing data. The Processing is based on the consent of the Data Subject, which is solicited from the very first visit to the Website.
*The legitimate interests of Restaurant du Palais Royal and Evok are in particular to develop the Evok Group and its establishments, to promote media exposure, commercial attraction, the quality and diversification of its offering and of its key achievements, to maintain and develop an image, a brand and a label of luxury or very high-end amenities.
It is recalled that the Controller in charge of the Processing carried out within the framework of the activities (ii) is Evok. See Evok's Personal Data Processing Charter.
5°) Contractual requirement of Data:
Only Data relating to vital statistics, certain Contact data (e-mail address and mobile phone number, postal address as appropriate), certain Personal-related data, certain Location data and the Payment data are necessarily required to conclude a booking and to perform a service; they are marked with an asterisk above and are specified to the Data Subject prior to each booking or purchase.
Other Data may be freely and voluntarily disclosed by Data Subjects within the framework of their specific requests.
6°) Recipients of the Data:
Data relating to vital statistics, Contact data, Login data and Browsing data collected or received by Restaurant du Palais Royal are transmitted to Evok within the framework of the aforementioned Processing for which Evok is the Controller. See Evok's Personal Data Processing Charter.
The performance of certain operations necessary to the Processing implemented within the framework of the Activities (ii) (database formatting and maintenance, storage of Personal data and Contact data) are carried out on behalf of Evok by the company known as Sarbacane Software SAS, registered at the Commercial and Companies Registry of Lille no. 509 569 598, whose registered office is located at 3 avenue Antoine Pinay – Industrial Estate (ZA) "des Quatre Vents" – 59510 HEM, acting in a processor capacity. See Sarbacane's Personal Data Processing Charter.
The Data collected or received by Restaurant du Palais Royal are not transmitted by Restaurant du Palais Royal, or by Evok, to any other recipient apart from, as applicable, the legally empowered authorities, within the framework of a specific assignment or of the exercise of a right of communication.
7°) Data retention period:
The Data will be kept in a form which permits identification of Data Subjects for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which they are processed.
Where Processing is based on the Data Subject's consent, the Data processed will only be kept by Restaurant du Palais Royal for as long as the consent prevails.
Any new disclosure of Data, even where such have already been disclosed beforehand by the Data Subject, according to one or the other of the means of collection mentioned under section II "Data processed" will trigger a new retention period, irrespectively of the previous retention periods.
Personal-related data, Professional-related data, Specific data, Location data and Payment data are kept for the period strictly necessary to the performance of the contractual and pre-contractual services requested by Data Subjects and for which such Data are disclosed.
Personal-related data and Professional-related data, can be kept for an additional period of one year from the end of the Data Subject's stay or experience within the Establishment.
Specific data are only kept for the period strictly necessary to the performance of the contractual or pre-contractual services requested by Data Subjects and for which such Data are disclosed, or to Restaurant du Palais Royal's adherence to legal requirements (in particular storage and archiving of nominal invoices, book keeping and other accounting or tax requirements).
Payment data are kept for the period strictly necessary to each payment in view of which they are disclosed and to Restaurant du Palais Royal's adherence to legal requirements (in particular storage and archiving of invoices, book keeping and other accounting or tax requirements).
1°) Definition :
A Cookie is a tracking tool which consists of a small computer file or a short alphanumeric combination, which is automatically installed or read by a network provider or a website on the terminal device (computer, mobile phone, tablet, video games console) of the Data Subject, that can access the data already stored in said terminal, or write or store information on that device.
2°) Purposes to the use or enabling of Cookies and information transmitted by Cookies:
Website operation requires the implementation of the following Cookies, which are presented according to the functionalities provided by each type of Cookie :
– Implementation and facilitation of electronic communication and supply of online communication services, exclusively: Functional cookies;
– Improvement of Website browsing experience; organisation of visualized content (including Google Maps interactive maps and YouTube videos), saving of personal data already entered by the Data Subject, tracking of user preferences and options, for instance for the efficiency of a booking, saving services already requested: Efficiency cookies;
– Measuring web traffic: Web traffic cookies;
– Monitoring browsing habits (websites and pages visited, search history and search terms used) and preferences of Data Subjects in view of customized ads: Advertising cookies; Advertising cookies are also installed by Google via YouTube videos and Google Maps interactive maps accessible on the Website: the Data collected (login, location and browsing Data) are not processed by Restaurant du Palais Royalbut by Google ;
– Promotion of the Website and improvement of its user-friendliness, via social media sharing functionalities (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, Pinterest, Linkedin), by means of the share button enabling web browsing to be tracked by the websites of these social media, whether or not these buttons or links are hit by the Website user: Social media cookies. The Data collected by these Cookies are not processed by Restaurant du Palais Royal, but by the aforementioned social media operators.
3°) Consent of Data Subjects:
The use of Efficiency cookies, Advertising cookies, Web traffic cookies and Social media cookies, that is to say all Cookies apart from functional Cookies, implies the consent of the Data Subject.
In accordance with article 32 II of the act of 6 January 1978, the consent of the Data Subject can result from his or her connection settings. Website users are prompted to check or alter their settings before pursuing their browsing experience on the Website. By continuing to browse the Website, that is to say by visiting another page of the Website from the Website or by clicking on any item of the Website (image, link, thumbnail etc.), the Data Subject expresses his or her consent to the use of the above mentioned Cookies.
The user can object to the use of Cookies or withdraw at any moment his or her consent: see Blocking or Managing Cookies.
4°) Cookies' validity period:
Save exercise by the Data Subject of his or her right of objection or of withdrawal of consent, the consent to the installation of the Cookies is granted for a period of thirteen (13) months. On the expiry of this period, the Data Subject's consent will have to be re-obtained to enable the use of Cookies. As a consequence, Cookies are only active for thirteen months after their initial installation on the terminal device of the user having consented to such. The validity period of Cookies is not extended by new visits to the websites.
5°) Blocking or Managing Cookies:
The Website user can object to the use of Cookies or of certain Cookies on his or her terminal and in particular benefits from the following means to this effect.
Browser settings:
Click on the browser menu (Safari, Mozilla etc.), then choose "Preferences" or "Settings" or "Tools"; then proceed as follows depending on your web browser:
Safari: "Privacy" > "Cookies and website data": choose the desired options; to block cookies entirely, select: "Always block" and check the box "Website tracking: Ask websites not to track me" if not already checked;
> also, to manage Data and Cookies already stored on the terminal: "Manage website data": make the desired data deletions by selecting the Data and Cookies sources and categories in the panel then by clicking the "delete" button;
Mozilla Firefox: "Privacy and Security" > "Cookies and site data": make the desired settings, after consulting the "Learn more" section;
– to block all Cookies : click the button "Block Cookies and site data (may cause websites to break)" ;
– to manage Cookies: click on the button "Enable Cookies (recommended)" and select among the proposed options (i) keep Cookies: to limit to the maximum extent possible, select "until I close Firefox", (ii) accept third-party Cookies: to limit to the maximum extent possible, select "Never" ;
– also, with the use of the three buttons "Clear Data", "Manage Data" or "Manage Permissions", the user can delete all ("Clear") or part ("Manage") of the Data and Cookies already stored on the terminal or authorise certain Websites only to use these Cookies ("Manage Permissions") ;
Internet Explorer: "Internet Options" > Thumbnail "Privacy" > "Advanced" button to prompt the window "Advanced Privacy Settings" > check the box "Override automatic cookie handling", then select the desired option: accept, block or be prompted to determine the desired configuration for first-party and third-party Cookies.
Chrome: "Show advanced settings" (at the bottom), then in the Privacy Section click on "Content settings" then "Cookies" section, then:
– to delete all or specific Cookies : "All cookies and site data" > "Remove all"; or mouse over the name of the website and Delete
– to change the default settings relating to Cookies: turn "Allow sites to safe and read cookie data" on or off; turn on "Block third-party cookies" to block third-party Cookies;
to block Cookies for a specific site only: next to "Block", "Clear on exit" or "Allow" click "Add", then enter the Website address and click "Add".
Other specific solutions:
Besides the general settings of your browser, there are solutions to control, manage or personalise, depending on their purpose or the entity using the Cookies.
Advertising cookies. These Cookies are implemented by Restaurant du Palais Royal via Adwords provided by Google (Google services). To disable these: https://policies.google.com/technologies/product-privacy?hl=fr, then "Control your ads settings" and select the desired options.
Advertising Cookies used by Google can be disabled on: https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies?hl=fr&gl=fr, and by clicking on "ad settings", or further still on: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=fr&gl=fr then "Your privacy controls".
As a general rule, most advertising Cookies can also be controlled via an online choice platform: www.youronlinechoices.eu, http://optout.aboutads.info/?c=2&lang=EN (USA) or https://youradchoices.ca/.
Google Maps and You Tube Cookies: go to: https://policies.google.com/technologies/product-privacy, then select the desired options in each menu. The Google Maps terms of service are also available by clicking on the link on the interactive map.
Web traffic cookies. These Cookies are implemented using the Google Analytics tool provided by Google. Users can disable these by installing the opt-out browser add-on at: https:// support.google.com/analytics/answer/181881 ?hl=fr.
Social media cookies, implemented via the share buttons accessible on the Websites. Social media networks generally provide for the possibility to block, manage or personalise Social media cookies via an add-on available to all, network members and non-members alike, as well as via the settings of the member's account. To manage the Cookies, go to: Facebook and Instagram (and other Facebook products) : https ://www.facebook.com/policies/cookies/ ;
Twitter: https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170518-utilisation-des-cookies-et-des-technologies-similaires-par-twitter ;
Pinterest : https://policy.pinterest.com/fr/cookies ;
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy?_l=fr_fr ;
Google + : https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies?hl=fr.
Cookies personalisation page. Users can also visit the page of the Website devoted to the Personalisation of Cookies.
6°) Consequences of a refusal or objection:
Objections to Functional cookies, in particular if the user objects to all Cookies, will make operation of the communication service impossible. The user will not be able to browse the Website.
Objection to Efficiency cookies will not bar access to the Website and its functionalities, but may lead to a less efficient and less seamless browsing experience and to the reduced performance of the Website's functionalities and services, including booking services.
1°) Right of access:
The Data Subject, providing proof of identity, shall have the right to question the Controller in view of obtaining:
- confirmation of whether or not the personal Data concerning him or her have been subject to Processing;
- information relating to the purposes of the Processing, to the categories of personal Data processed and to recipients or categories of recipients to which the Data are disclosed;
- where applicable, information relating to contemplated transfers of personal Data to countries outside the European community;
- disclosure, in accessible form, of the personal Data which concern him or her as well as any and all information available as regards the origin thereof;
- information enabling him or her to know and challenge the logic involved in any automatic personal data processing in the event of a decision made on the grounds of the latter and producing legal effects with regard to the interested party.
At the request of the Data Subject, a copy of the personal Data which concerns him or her will be sent to him or her by the Controller. For any further copies, the costs associated with the reproduction and delivery thereof will be for the account of the Data Subject.
The Controller will not respond to manifestly unreasonable requests, in particular due to their number, or because of their repetitive or systematic character.
2°) Right to rectification:
The Data Subject, providing proof of identity, shall have the right to obtain, without undue delay, the rectification of inaccurate personal Data concerning him or her. Taking into account the purposes of the Processing, the Data Subject shall have the right to have incomplete personal Data completed, including by means of providing a supplementary statement.
3°) Right to erasure:
The Data Subject, providing proof of identity, shall have the right to obtain from the Controller the erasure, without undue delay, of personal Data concerning him or her, where one of the following grounds applies:
- the Data are no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed;
- the data subject has withdrawn consent and where is no other legal ground for the processing of the Data;
- the data subject exercises his or her right to object to processing;
- the Data have been collected from the Data Subject when he or she was a child.
4°) Right to restriction of Processing:
The Data Subject, providing proof of identity, shall have the right to obtain restriction of Processing where one of the following cases applies:
- the accuracy of the Data retained is contested by the Data Subject, for a period enabling the Controller to verify the accuracy of the Data;
- the Processing is unlawful and the Data Subject opposes the erasure thereof and requests the restriction of their Processing instead;
- the Controller no longer needs the Data but they are required by the Data Subject for the exercise of his or her legal claims;
- the Data Subject has exercised his or her right to object pursuant to 6°) pending the verification whether the legitimate grounds of the Controller override those of the Data Subject.
Where Processing has been restricted under this paragraph, such Data shall, with the exception of storage, only be processed with the Data Subject's consent, or for the exercise of legal claims, for the protection of the rights of another natural or legal person or for reasons of important public interest of the Union or of a Member State.
A data subject who has obtained a restriction of Processing pursuant to this paragraph will be informed before the restriction is lifted.
5°) Data portability:
Where the Processing is based on the consent of the Data Subject or on performance of the contract or on the pre-contractual measures requested by the Data Subject and that the Processing is carried out by automated means, the Data Subject shall have the right, without prejudice to the right contemplated in 3°) and to the rights and freedoms of third parties, to receive the Data concerning him or her, which he or she provided to the Controller in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and to transmit those Data to another Controller, or to have the Data transmitted directly to another Controller, where this is technically feasible.
6°) Right to object:
The Data Subject may object at any time, on legitimate grounds, to the Processing of his or her Data that should be based exclusively on the legitimate interests pursued by the Controller or by a third party authorised by the Controller.
The Data Subject shall have the right to object, at no expense, and at any time, to the Data concerning him or her, being used for direct marketing purposes, in particular commercial marketing, including for the purpose of profiling where such is related to such direct marketing, by the current Controller for such processing or the controller for any subsequent processing.
The exercise of this right shall not adversely affect the lawfulness of the Processing carried out prior to the exercise of the right to object.
7°) Withdrawal of consent:
Where Processing is based on consent of the data subject, the latter shall have the right to withdraw his or her consent at any time.
The exercise of this right shall not adversely affect the lawfulness of Processing based on consent before its withdrawal.
8°) Automated individual decisions, including profiling:
Unless he or she has granted express consent or that the conclusion or performance of the contract so requires, the Data Subject shall have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated Processing, including profiling, which produces legal effects or similarly significantly affects him or her.
9°) Instructions relating to the Processing of Data after death:
Any data subject may issue instructions relating to the storage, erasure and disclosure of his or her personal Data after his or her death. These instructions may be either general or specific. Instructions of a general nature concern all personal Data relating to the Data Subject and can be recorded with a digital trusted third party certified by the Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés. Instructions of a specific nature concern the Processing of personal data mentioned by these instructions. They are recorded with the relevant Controllers. General and specific instructions define the manner according to which the data subject intends for the rights mentioned in this section to be exercised after his or her death.
The Data Subject can alter or revoke his or her instructions at any time.
These instructions may appoint any person as an executor. That person will then be entitled, when the Data Subject dies, to examine the instructions and to request the relevant Controller to implement these. Failing such appointment, or, save instruction to the contrary, in the event of death of the appointee, his or her heirs are entitled to examine the instructions upon the death of their predecessor in title and to request the relevant Controller to implement these.
10°) Exercise of rights with respect to the Controller
The Data Subjects shall exercise the rights contemplated in this section by sending their requests or instructions by post or e-mail to:
Evok Hôtels Collection SNC
Personal Data Protection
17, avenue de l'Opéra – 75001 Paris
Requests must include due documentary evidence of the identity of the person responsible for the request. In the event of reasonable doubt, the Controller may ask for additional information necessary to confirm such identity.
That person must indicate in his or her request, the rights that he or she intends to exercise, as well as the Data and the Processing (purposes, basis) to which such exercise pertains and where applicable, the instructions, that he or she intends to send the Controller.
Incomplete requests will not be processed. In any event, the Controller reserves the right to claim any additional information necessary to the implementation of the rights invoked.
11°) Complaints with the supervisory authority:
Without prejudice to any other effective judicial or administrative remedy, any Data Subject shall have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in the Member State in which he or she has his or her habitual residence, his or her place of work or in the location where the violation was allegedly committed, if he or she considers that the personal Data Processing concerning him or her is an infringement of the regulatory framework relating to the protection of personal data.
In France, the supervisory authority is the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) located at 3, place de Fontenoy- TSA 80715 – 75334 Paris Cedex 07.
Mrs Solenn GUBRI is appointed as the Personal Data Protection Officer (PDPO) for the entire Evok Group, including Restaurant du Palais Royal.
Data subjects can contact the PDPO regarding any issues relating to the processing of their personal data and to the exercise of the rights they are conferred by the General Data Protection Regulation.
To contact the PDPO:
– by post
Evok Hôtels Collection SNC
Personal Data Protection
For the attention of the Personal Data Protection Officer
17, avenue de l'Opéra – 75001 Paris
– by e-mail: email@example.com


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Goodbye Little House
We moved. Ten or so days ago we moved down the block and around the corner from our little house, but I'm still trying to unpack. We hadn't planned on moving this year, but we suddenly needed more space. Unpacking with an infant is not the easiest process, who knew?
In September, my father-in-law was diagnosed with stage 4 non-small cell lung cancer. The news rumbled through the family. This was the same disease that took my husband's mother (non-smoker) just 5 years prior. My father-in-law is an Iowa farmer, born and raise and tilling the land on a farm that has been in the family for nearly a century. But we are not in Iowa and neither is my husband's sister and family. So together we all looked at the best options and decided that he would come live with us and have treatment at the University of Kansas.
The plan works on many levels. KU has a great program, the treatment center is only 10 minutes from us, J doesn't have to be in a house alone (and I can make sure he eats), and most importantly he and Lochlan are getting some special grandson/grandfather bonding in. They have a special way of making each other smile and I like to think it's part of the healing plan.
Shortly before he was diagnosed, J had picked up a puppy to keep him company. It became quickly apparent that keeping a pup was not going to be easy so he gifted it to Lochlan. Yes, I feel like I'm going crazy with a 7-month-old puppy and a 6-month-old baby, but they ADORE each other. And most of the time our old boxer really digs the pup. Probably because he lost his life companion last December and as annoying as the bouncing puppy is, the company is comforting.
And the thing about an extra adult, a young dog, and a baby is that they need room to spread out, toss toys around, and get comfortable. It became quickly apparent that our little 1600 square foot home was not going to cut it for long. So, we found a beautiful house.
When I told my father about the new house, he was super excited for us, but he immediately told me that it would feel bittersweet and that's okay. He said your first home will always hold a special place and you will miss it from time to time; just like he misses "the little blue house." And he's right, leaving the house felt sad. We teared up when we got the over asking price offer from the first person who saw the house. We sighed heavy when all our stuff was boxed up and we started patching holes where our pictures had hung. My eyes welled again when I erased our name off the chalkboard painted door in the garage.
We lived a lot of life in that house. We became a true family in that house – we got engaged, married, and pregnant all while living in that house. We brought our son home to that house. When we lost the twins, I sat at the picture window and imagined them in the yard. The yard we put a new fence on shortly after we became pregnant with them. We put in that picture window and spent hours sitting at our fireplace or kitchen table looking out it. We loved that house. And it's just a structure, we carry our home with us as a family, but it started there.
This new house has a great layout, beautiful windows to stare out of, and two fireplaces to lounge around. We will grow into it, our son will know this as his home, and eventually all of our things will find their place. But the sentimentalist in me had to write a goodbye letter and a blessing to the new owner.
The new owner is a 25-year-old that just returned from living overseas. He grew up in the area and his parents are notable in the Kansas City community. He may find the letter sappy. Dan informed me most 25-year-old guys would shrug it off, but he also said that were he to get one now he'd know it was important. And I told him, as much as the letter is for the young guy, it's for us too. When we went to drop it off, my typically pulled together husband also got a little emotional leaving the house. Because it was a good little house. Because he put a lot of sweat and dollars into the house. Because we truly lived in that house - ups and downs and lots of life.
So, I'll share my sappy letter as a tribute to a house well-loved and to put the blessing into the universe for the new owner and for our new house also.
Welcome to your new home! We hope that you love this little house as much as we did. But even more than a house we hope you find it to be a home, a beginning, and a place where life's big moments happen for you. These walls held some of the most pivotal years of our lives, some of our biggest ups and a couple of our biggest downs.
Off to unpack and make more memories and build a home in this new house. I'm hoping to write more in the new year, but if you haven't had a chance to yet, you can check out my latest blogs over at Kansas City Mom's Blog. The once a month deadline helps me keep posting!
People who parent after loss are heroes. Some already had children that they continue to care for and others go onto have children after their loss. Either way, I look at the bravery it takes to put one foot in front of the other, to love with your whole heart even when it is broken, and to be completely vulnerable again.
Children make us vulnerable in ways I couldn't understand before going through the process of pregnancy … and loss … and pregnancy again. They stretch our human capacity for love to its limits, showing you what it truly means to love someone so much more than yourself. Someone who is their own person and will (hopefully) go on to live their own lives full of adventure and people. Or, as is my case and many others in the perinatal loss community, someone who wholly and completely steals your heart but whose life is out of your hands.
The utter vulnerability of it all can be terrifying. And yet, this is the human experience. Love and community and heartache and repair and repeat, repeat, repeat. Any loss mother I have talked to has told me the same thing, "I would do it again just to be able to love him/her." I think that speaks to the power of the love over the loss' crippling pain.
Tomorrow I will be 25 weeks along with our son. He's been kicking more noticeably lately. Swishing around alive, completely alive. We've had two growth scans so far to check on his progress and he remains on the big side (97th percentile!), which is a blessing in case he comes early. Each day that passes at this point adds an additional 3% survival rate. I celebrate him daily. I take moments throughout the day to really focus intention on my gratitude and joy about his life.
And now, as we pass more milestones of survival chances, the idea that I will get to parent him, actually parent him, becomes more and more a possible reality.
It's this reality that has me looking around at all those parenting after loss. At the way they handle the biggest job in the world even when they've already lived the biggest fear in the job.
I was speaking with a mother who very recently lost her son midtrimester about how she was coming a long in these first months. Everything is jumbled and messy for her – when to take time to grieve, how to take care of her other daughters, how to move forward or not move forward. The familiarity of her grief is potent to me. But she also said that when her daughter is scared, she reminds her that her brother can help her be brave because she gets to do all the things he didn't do. He will be there for them. He has not disappeared. He will be a reminder of grace and strength and bravery. Her ability to seamlessly blend this into conversation with her girls impresses me beyond end.
Another dear friend of mine lost a son midtrimester a year before our loss. She now has a second young son. Every time I see him he fills the room with joy. He is immeasurably joyous and adored. He shows the face of a child that comfortably knows his parents love him. And yet, my friend still yearns for her first son. She still wonders daily what it would be like to have them both. Each time she puts an outfit that she had purchased for him on her living son she tells him it is a hand me down from his brother. I love this. I know that one day she will run out of hand me downs, but the conversation will have been started. In a small way, the boys will be allowed to be siblings regardless of the distance between them.
I find these simple acts heroic. In the face of the greatest grief, with courage and humility and love, they continue forward. And not by replacing or forgetting or denying but by integrating and allowing space for their children and still feeling both sides of joy and pain.
I'm still thinking of ways to tell our son about his brother and sister. I'm still working through how to describe his mom's ability to be completely in love with him and completely yearning for them. I am still trying to come to terms with the fact that he will not live as the youngest of three but an only child or the oldest (possibly). I'm still picking up the broken pieces of my heart so they don't fall into his lap.
I can't wait to meet him. Part of me believes that when I do, I'll know better how to be the parent he needs. When I see his face, I'll know how to do these things too. Because I will be their mother and his, and he will need different things from me. And I'll use every bit of me to be the best for the three of them.
This is not the story I imagined for us. But this is our story.
*For those still struggling with infertility or are early in their pregnancy/infant/child loss journey, please know that this post contains information about a new pregnancy and ultrasound pictures.
Today is a very important day for us, a milestone day. Six weeks ago we announced to our Facebook tribe of friends, family and colleagues that we are expecting a son this year. In a few short sentences we tried to express that this little boy was the remaining embryo from the IVF that gave us our twins. The announcement came one day before he reached the same gestation that we lost them … unplanned but significant I suppose.
It's significant because this little boy is being carried after a loss - a major, life-altering, still aching loss. And while we don't identify with the term 'rainbow baby,' because he was created with the twins before they were gone, it is the current cultural term to describe a pregnancy after loss – a rainbow pregnancy.
I've written a few posts to try to describe pregnancy after loss, each one rambling longer than the next, before I realized I don't know how to describe it just yet. There is a powerful colliding of emotions, a squishing of contradictory feelings that ruminate daily in my heart. I'm sorting it out. Living it now. That's why I haven't posted in several months. I'll save the ramblings to sort through later.
This was what our FB announcement said: "We are cautiously excited to announce that we are expecting a baby boy this June! This little guy is Finnian and Maisie's triplet, our frozen miracle of science and prayer. We are so hopeful that we get to hold this extra special baby and believe he is already carrying the spunk, spirit, and love of his brother and sister. We will take all the prayers, positive energy, or any way you might lift us up for a safe pregnancy. Come on 2017, we need a win!"
In addition to learning how to navigate the roller coaster of a rainbow pregnancy, we are in the midst of a very complicated high-risk pregnancy. For all the mamas out there who managed through high-risk pregnancies – I salute you. No, that's not enough - I admire the hell out of you. Because a high-risk pregnancy has it's own colliding, squished emotions that pull you outside the normal pregnancy experience and force you to quietly fight for the life your body is just supposed to know how to grow.
We have been on careful watch this pregnancy since it still incredibly unclear why our twins were born early. We knew I went into pre-term labor because I contracted and delivered, but we have no idea what exact sequence of events led us there (we have great doctors though and have been working off theories to manage the care of this pregnancy). Our first trimester was riddled with episodes of bleeding and threatened miscarriages due to a hematoma. Our second trimester began with the revelation that I have an irritable uterus that painfully and frequently has spells of pre-labor type contractions. We have been attending weekly doctors appointments and ultrasounds to check that these contractions do not cause my cervix to begin the labor process. Two weeks ago, my cervix did shorten and we wasted no time getting in to surgery and sewing it closed.
So why is today a milestone? A big, important day for us? Because today we have reached medical viability at our hospital. Some hospitals require 1-2 more weeks of gestation, but we picked the one with the most advanced NICU. We picked the one that has the knowledge, equipment and resources to take a baby born 18 weeks before their due date.
Today, if my son is born, they will try to save him. He is considered "viable" to live outside of my uterus. This moment washes over me with immense relief that collides and squishes under the weight of losing our twins so early. When they handed me our daughter, Maisie, she was alive. I stared at her heart pounding, knowing she wanted desperately to take a breath. And I searched the room for anyone to help her and they could not. They could not because she was too early to survive without me. No equipment could help her fragile lungs.
It was this moment that I recounted while I laid on the surgery table for my cervix. Numb from the waist down and exposed to a room of scrub-clad doctors and nurses, I told their story. I let the tears slide down my cheeks and puddle by my face while I begged them to please get me to viability. I tried desperately to impress that this little boy that I am carrying is more important than any other baby because of what we went through with his brother and sister. My medical professionals were fighting for me … but I needed them to know what the battle was for and why. I needed them to know that I am willing to do absolutely anything I can to get him here, and I need their help.
We are here now. 22 weeks. And the reality is, he needs a lot more time. We are still hoping and praying he makes it a lot longer. But we are also realistically preparing for what happens if he comes prematurely. Each week is a new goal. Each week increases his survival chances and decreases his risk of long-term health struggles.
Each day I feel him kick more. Each week I see him on the ultrasound, perfectly formed, happy and heart-thumping. Every time I am filled with immense joy and love for this little boy. Every time I imagine the twins reaching the same moments. It's messy.
I'm laying on the couch with my feet in the air the majority of the day just to keep him in. Often perusing Facebook to see how my friends are tackling their careers, advocating for political change, nurturing their young families, and advancing their studies. And I put all those things on hold for myself. Because right now, feet in the air, I am fighting the hardest battle I've ever fought and he is so worth it. He has always been viable to me.
The Ensemble
In eight days we are get married. Married. In EIGHT days. If you can hear the nervous excitement in my words than you are reading this right. I don't believe that I could have found a better partner for my life, but we are both aware that this is a huge life step. I've been thinking a lot about life steps this last month. I've also been thinking a lot about those that are not going to be stepping with us … at least not in the traditional sense.
October has been a whirlwind of a month. Just before the crisp air of this month settled in I traveled to Houston to visit some dear friends. I went carrying bridesmaid dresses and spent some time reenergizing. All the feelings of being drained from my internship (which I have since replaced, but that is a story for a different time), those feelings washed away as I sat with my very dear friends and laughed and drank wine and cried and braided hair and laughed some more.
On the Saturday of my visit, my dear friend and sweet cousin accompanied me to R's gravesite. I hadn't been since I move from Houston, nearly 8 years ago. I imagine the place often, will close my eyes and pretend to sit next to where her body rests. There was a nervous energy as we drove there – straight there, I remembered it exactly. Sarah brought beautiful silk orchids to place in her vase and Shee brought a bucket and cloths to wash her stone. There was a small toad living in the water of the vase that sits below where her feet rest. He popped his head out and I had to scoot him away just to get the flowers in. He never left though, just hopped two scooches over and waited. It was grounding - between the toad and the mosquitoes chomping on our legs to remind us that we were the living. We are the living. I miss her. I wish she were going to be here next week. But there was laughter and love and support as I scooped up a little dirt from her site to take home.
The next weekend, I boarded a plan with my dad and his girlfriend to attend my Uncle Steve's memorial service in Olympia. The entire weekend was beautiful: We spent time with my aunts and uncles, who always leave me feeling enriched. We celebrated and learned about my Uncle Steve's life. We visited my grandparents' gravesites. We visited Tumwater falls where my Grandma used to take R and me. We drove by the little blue house that we lived in before we moved across the country.
We stood around my grandma and grandpa's gravesite – my dad and M, my aunt M and uncle M, my uncle G and I all in a circle. I listened as they talked about their parents, the words bounced back and forth over their resting places between their three children, each with a slightly different experience. We discussed my upcoming marriage and the wonderful family I was marrying into. We talked about D's mom and the legacy she left when she passed two years prior. The moment mimicked that feeling I had at R's site a week before … I couldn't quit place it, but it felt right, harmonizing, and comforting.
At my Uncle Steve's memorial service several friends and family got up to speak.
An old friend of his got up and talked about when they would play music together. He described them turning back to back and beginning to play at the same time – without preplanned music, without discussing which notes to play, and without feeling the pressure of needing to play it right. He said that every time they somehow would be on the same page, they would feel what the other was going to do, and they would create beautiful music. When he asked Steve why that would happen, Steve replied "that's ensemble."
Ensemble. That's it. The coordination of playing a tune together … "All the parts of a thing taken together, so that each part is considered only in relation to the whole."
When my Aunt M spoke, I could feel my whole heart swelling in pain for her. The loss of a sibling hurts. It hurts in indescribable ways because it carries with it so much of your childhood, your identity, and a lot of the way you understand the world. That irreplaceable feeling of R swept over me. Then I thought about standing at her site with S&S, and earlier at my grandparents, and about the moments with them living, and about the man I was going to marry, and about the friends and family that would be there, and the ensemble kept growing. The musical arrangement of life is awe-some.
When we were little girls, R and I would not have to explain what the other was doing or thinking – not because we did and thought the same things, but because we knew how those fit together, instinctually. Some parts of the ensemble just flow on their own and other parts we practice and rehearse together. Either way, isn't it worth listening?
A Spirit Intact
I believe in crying. It is the body 's natural way of shedding the build up of emotional or physical pain. Medically, it can be understood as a release of stress hormones and toxins from the body. But really, sometimes you just need to let the tears fall so you can let go of what you've been holding in or holding on to or left trapped inside. I finally had a good cry on Friday evening. Finally the overcommitted schedule and onslaught of new information that had been flooding my brain since the beginning of classes and practicum settled, and I cried. It was necessary, but it didn't fully recover the feeling of being drained.
Last year I encountered the world of domestic violence. The first few months were hard as I tried to understand the dynamics of such turbulent relationships. As I tried to reconcile the idea that some people are purposefully harmful to others … it was a difficult thought to swallow. And yet, I learned how to help, how to enter a hospital room in the moment of crisis and shed light on the possibility of hope and change and strength. In fact, I continue to work for the agency part-time and on-call. I took many calls this week, more than I had in one week ever before. And my tear ducts remained on hold.
This year my practicum has taken me to the Child Abuse and Neglect clinic in a children's hospital. Suffice it to say, the information here is beyond difficult to swallow. There are individuals who both purposefully and accidentally do horrific things to children. There are non-offending parents who must hear the stories from their babies and determine in fear-filled, anger-filled states what to do next. Our role in the clinic is different than I anticipated. We are less support social workers, crisis interventionists, or process helpers. We are fact gathers, collaborators with justice systems, and we help make safety calls. I'm struggling with all of these ideas, but I'm hopeful that this year I will to learn how to work in this environment and stay true to the ways I believe people should be worked with and for, and remain humane. I tried thinking ahead and integrating the horrors I was seeing and reading about this week. My tear ducts remained on hold.
I love the hospital setting. I love being able to collaborate with other helping professions. I love the pace. I love that many people who would never seek out a social worker or counseling will seek out medical care and then we can help them. We sat this week in a hospital wide new employee training on Patient Care Services. Most of the information was fairly general about communication, policies, etc.
One module consisted of two different parents telling their stories of being at the hospital. Each of these parents had a child with a life-threatening disease. The tears stung the backs of my eyes as they talked, but did not fall. I can't imagine the fear filled days of battling these diseases alongside your child. It dawned on me that I choose to work in violence because it feels like interventions can lead to prevention … but that isn't always the case in terminal illnesses. One of the mother's described her daughters plight and the care they received at the hospital, and she said that the care was such "she was able to emerge with her spirit intact."
I thought about my beautiful Aunt and Cousin who have tirelessly fought her Lupus. And always with a quiet strength that created the illusion that this battle was small in comparison to their love and fight. My Aunt once described her daughter as being full of beauty and grit. I can't think of a more true description. Ironically, this Aunt writes and teaches about Patient Based Care … she champions for the kind of care that humanizes patients and seeks to comfort, acknowledge, validate, teach, and trust them. I thought about the many spirits that have emerged intact because of her care. I want to be and do this. That is my mission. I wanted to cry for them then, for my beautiful family, but my tear ducts remained on hold.
All of those various components and thoughts were multiplied by the other duties of the week – wedding details and class work and my other wonderful research jobs. It all came to a head on Friday night and I finally cried … What about my own spirit? Will I emerge intact? Because I feel drained. I explained it to my fiancé (who thankfully helped me laugh my way into sleep on Friday night), but I am at a point where I feel like I am putting more energy out into the world than I am receiving back. Not by any fault of the systems I am engaged in but more in how I have overcommitted myself to many emotional tasks … if that makes any sense.
The next morning, I rushed off to a weekend of babysitting. I said yes before I knew how heavy my plate would be at this time. But I keep my commitments. As soon as I got to the house the little angels threw their arms around me and cheered for my presence. It was a small delightful reminder of how much they enjoy and appreciate me. I needed that. Then we rushed off to their gymnastics class. As I sat on the other side of a glass window and watched them tumble and climb and hang and jump, I felt my heart recharging. Occasionally, they looked over and waved. They flashed giant smiles of pride in themselves and happiness that I could see them. My whole mood shifted. I knew then and there that my spirit would be okay. We spent the rest of the day building forts, going to a volleyball game, painting, and generally playing. Today we will build a Lego house, go to the museum, and finish kindergarten homework.
When I go home I will need to concentrate on adequate self-care. I recognize that it is essential to take care of my physical, spiritual and emotional wellbeing to be able to truly give my best to all my commitments. I needed this weekend. My spirit needed to be reminded of the good, the playful, the lighthearted and it is certainly intact.
Support Systems
I'm getting married this year. Actually, I'm getting married in just under 4 months. This is a huge life thing - a "for the living" life thing. This last weekend I had my bachelorette party. Despite the fact that we are in the anniversary season, that this coming Friday marks 11 years since my sister's murder, and that in all previous years I have attempted to wipe July off my calendar … despite all of these things, I celebrated this upcoming life milestone. But it wasn't without immense reminders from my support system that life is bigger than loss.
Before I explain what I mean, I want to send thank you to my dad who loaned us his lake house, took my friends on boat rides, and fed us two big meals. Thank you to my mom who organized a revealing of the dream dress she had customized for me. And so many thank you's to my sister, who worked tirelessly, thoughtfully, and openheartedly to create a weekend of memories. They all did this during the anniversary season. They all put a life celebration together for me, even while the all silently ached for R to be there. It never showed, but I know. Their support lifts me up and reminds me of the amazing survival we have all exhibited. We are here, we are alive, and dammit we are celebrating it.
I am also ever so grateful to all of the friends who came out and especially to those who flew across the states, those who spent hours making gummies, those who brought goodies and played games … you are all so incredibly special to me.
Loss can take and incredibly toll on some of us. It can take years to feel as though you are thriving more than surviving. But I truly believe that the difference between those two comes from the support systems that you allow to be in your life. I do believe it is an allowance for these things – every one who came out to celebrate with me (besides my dear family) came in to my life after I had lost R. I had to make a careful decision to let me heart open to each and every one of them. Because when you are so badly bruised and mangled from the loss of your best friend it is incredibly difficult to want to have any one else in your heart. But without these people, I would not be thriving. Without some of these women, I would not have even considered dating my fiancé. Without them, I wouldn't have even begun to explore how my greatest loss could help someone. Without them, I would have lost who I was, who I am, and who I have the potential to become.
SW (one of my bridesmaids) asked me about the anniversary season when we were finishing a morning jog before heading to the lake house. She did so gently and in a way to feel out how I was doing. Why this weekend? Well, because the dress fitting was scheduled and the lake house was open. Those are the practical reasons why. But then the words came out of my mouth before I had time to process them … "because this year, despite missing R so much, I decided I am going to look life in the face and embrace it."
Hi, I'm Tiffany. I believe in the power of stories to connect us to each other. I write about life after loss and all the love, longing, and learning that comes from it. Grief is big, love is bigger. My newest stories are about motherhood (after both infertility and loss). In my experience, love doesn't get bigger than motherhood.
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Manila: The Philippines will be at full strength for the crucial AFC Asian Cup UAE 2019 qualifying match against Tajikistan as players based abroad will add power to the Azkals squad.
Team manager Dan Palami is delighted that the overseas-based players have answered his call for them to support the bid to qualify for the final stage of the AFC Asian Cup for the first time.
Among those reporting for training this week ahead of the Tajikistan match on March 27 include goalkeeper Neil Etheridge, who plays for Welsh club Cardiff City, and Malaysian-based players Ian Ramsay and Misagh Bahadoran.
"We should be proud of our national team players who are doing well internationally in their various clubs," said Palami.
The Azkals lead Group F of the AFC Asian Cup 2019 Qualifiers on nine points and need only a draw against Tajikistan to confirm their place among the Continent's elite for next January's blockbuster in the United Arab Emirates.
The could have sealed their berth on Matchday Five last November but were held 0-0 by Nepal.
However, with the Tajikistan match being played at the Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila, Philippines will be confident of getting the job done and taking their place in the AFC Asian Cup UAE 2019 draw on May 4.
Palami said the Tajikistan game is an important match for Philippines.
"The cards are not exactly stacked against us. We are currently on top of the table of Group F with nine points," added Palami.
World No 122 Philippines will prepare for Tajikistan - who are just two rungs below them in the FIFA World Rankings - with a friendly against Fiji, also to be played at the Rizal Memorial Stadium, on Thursday.
The Azkals won the corresponding fixture against Tajikistan, with the tie ending 4-3 in favour of the Philippines at the Republican Central Stadium, Dushanbe on June 13, 2017.
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Alyssum Lobularia maritima
Also known as sweet alyssum or sweet Alice, this low-growing annual will often self-sow, with new plants popping up nearby for several years. Sweetly scented, flower colours range through white, pink, blue and purple. Give plants reasonably good, well-drained soil and they will thrive in most positions. I love alyssum because it's such a good beneficial insect attractor and it's diminutive size means it can be planted into pots, under fruit trees or scattered through vegie beds without creating too much competition. Washington State University scientists planted alyssum under apple trees and found these flowers dramatically decreased troublesome woolly aphid numbers, by attracting a range of insects from hoverflies to spiders, all of which fed on the aphids.
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Software design can have a very slow feedback loop: by the time you find out if the architectural and design decisions you made were the right ones, it may be too late for drastic changes. As developers, we tend to phrase all problems as technical problems, which can be sufficiently challenging in their own right. We tend to lose sight of the underlying business concerns.
Domain-Driven Design is total approach to building software for complex domains. It's a way of thinking that helps you decide how to tackle complexity, and where to focus your efforts. By putting the business at the heart of our software, and keeping our domain model closely tight to our understanding of the business, we can create value at a much deeper level.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Fun in the Sun with Ava
Isaiah's liver numbers have significantly improved! His liver is still working about six times harder than normal but he is feeling strong and will be starting chemo at home again today. He is on a very low dose but we wish he could wait longer to start therapy again.
His funny quote for the day is:
"You know mom, little kids remember more than adults."
"Why is that?"
"Because their brains are younger and younger brains remember more things."
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Many times I have forgotten how young Isaiah is after reading all the things he's been through, his strength and wisdom. Our love, admiration, and prayers go out to you all.
We'll keep praying and reading.
Mari, Edgar, Ileana, and Edgar
- April 16, 2008 at 10:19 PM
I am so glad to hear that things have been improving! Thanks for keeping us updated on what is going on! May the Lord continue to bless your family... Scott Ritter
- April 17, 2008 at 10:36 AM
- little peeps said...
Isaiah, we want to have fun in the sun with you, sienna and ava. We hope to see you soon! So glad to know you're feeling better. Uncle Mike and I have been watching the Star Wars trilogy this past week - it's been on T.V. I have some questions about the storyline and since young minds are better than old I know you can answer them. Talk to you soon!
love Kait
- April 17, 2008 at 1:17 PM
- The Beidler's said...
I always have fun when I'm with you. I ask my mom if I can see you everyday. Thanks for the hugs and kisses. I love you a lot!
- April 17, 2008 at 8:42 PM
- Michelle Coder said...
I'm so glad you are feeling better, Isaiah. I am praying for you every day (:
Your younger brain theory may be absolutely correct. My brain is much older than yours and I have been forgetting a lot of stuff.
- April 17, 2008 at 9:22 PM
The one thing I do know is that God loves you!You might be young in age, but Old in your wisdom!We love you!
Don & La Dona
- April 20, 2008 at 5:53 PM
Just got home from a week in Seattle....so it is good news to hear that our sweet boy is doing well. And he is right...we VERY old people can't remember like the young ones. But we never FORGET to pray for you dear Isaiah and for your family. Hugs and much love from San Diego which is much warmer than Seattle (G)!!!! XXX Anne Dease
- April 21, 2008 at 10:18 AM
Over the last year Isaiah has become a household name in the daily prayers of our people and the services at The Country Church here in Fallon, Nevada. While most folks have never met Isaiah he has become and encouragement for member of our fellowship who are fighting cancer to be "Strong and Courageous".
Bryan Cuthill
The Country Church
- April 23, 2008 at 9:15 AM


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Aspirin Use May Lower Risk of Developing Lethal Prostate Cancer
Among undiagnosed men who took regular aspirin, the risk of developing a lethal form of prostate cancer was reduced by 24 percent.
BY Lauren M. Green
PUBLISHED January 12, 2016
Among undiagnosed men who took regular aspirin, the risk of developing a lethal form of prostate cancer was reduced by 24 percent, and among those already diagnosed with the disease, regular aspirin use lowered their risk of dying from it by 39 percent. This research was announced in advance of the 2016 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium, a meeting put on by the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) of hundreds of oncologists and other oncology professionals in San Francisco from January 7-9, 2016.
Notably, however, regular aspirin use before diagnosis did not confer a measurable benefit for the prevention of overall, high-grade, or locally advanced prostate cancer, reported the study's lead author, Christopher Brian Allard.
"Our study demonstrates that regular aspirin intake may inhibit lethal prostate cancer, probably by preventing cancer progression," said Allard, the study's lead author and a urologic oncology fellow at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. "Men with prostate cancer who took aspirin regularly after diagnosis had a significantly reduced risk of death."
For their study, researchers followed 22,071 men who were enrolled in the Physicians' Health Study between 1982 and 2009. Participants' aspirin use and prostate cancer status were reviewed annually via questionnaires and review of hospital records. The primary focus of the research was whether there was a relationship between regular aspirin use (defined as more than three tablets per week) and lethal prostate cancer (defined as metastatic disease or death from prostate cancer). The study marked the first to specifically examine this relationship, its authors noted.
After 27 years of follow-up, 3,193 men developed prostate cancer, of which 403 cases were lethal. After adjusting for differences in age, race, body mass index, and smoking status, men without prostate cancer who took aspirin regularly had a 24 percent lower risk of developing the disease.
"When we looked at the subset of men who were already diagnosed with prostate cancer," Allard continued, "we found that regular aspirin intake decreased the risk of prostate cancer death by almost 40 percent."
Optimal Aspirin Dose Unclear
The main limitation of the study, noted Allard, is the variability in dose and frequency of aspirin use over the nearly three decades of participant follow-up. When the Physicians' Health Study was launched in 1982 as a randomized trial, participants took aspirin every other day at a dose of 325 mg, but that trial was stopped after five years when aspirin's cardiovascular benefit was clearly established; thereafter, men were followed for another 22 years, and Allard explained that although they provided detailed reports of frequency of aspirin use, "it wasn't always clear what dose they were taking," though 81 mg did emerge as a popular dose. Allard said that he and colleagues will continue to explore how aspirin may decrease the risk of prostate cancer mortality, adding that "more work is needed to identify particular subsets of men most likely to benefit from aspirin use and to determine the optimal aspirin dose."
"It is premature to recommend aspirin use for prevention of lethal prostate cancer, but men with prostate cancer who may already benefit from aspirin's cardiovascular effects could have one more reason to consider regular aspirin use," said Allard, adding that men considering aspirin use should consult their physician to discuss benefits and risks.
Weighing Benefits and Risks
Presscast moderator and ASCO expert Sumanta Pal, noted that whereas "we often think of prostate cancer as being a rather slow-growing or indolent disease, it's really important to keep in mind that over 25,000 men die of prostate cancer each year."
"This study suggests that there may be yet one more benefit of aspirin, beyond those we've already seen in colorectal cancer and heart disease, Pal continued. "While taking aspirin does carry certain side effects that patients should discuss with their physician, it's intriguing that this low-cost medicine may lower the risk of death from prostate cancer."
Allard CB, Downer MK, Preston MA, et al. Regular aspirin intake and the risk of lethal prostate cancer in the physicians' health study. Presented at: 2016 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium; January 7-9, 2016; San Francisco, CA. Abstract 306.
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The Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba has unveiled a new five-year strategic plan to help transform child health in Manitoba.
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The foundation launched its strategic plan on Tuesday at its annual general meeting which also showcased other initiatives including the "Let's Make Everything Possible" public awareness campaign and a new look for their iconic Dr. Goodbear mascot and symbol.
"Our call to action today is that we need to grow, we need to do more" sad Grande. "We need to collaborate with the leadership at the Health Sciences Centre. We need to work with the province and we need to go after some of those challenges we see in the child health care system."
For the first time in its history, the foundation will commit to raising money for bricks and mortar projects, helping the Health Sciences Centre leadership to create new Centres of Excellence, while continuing to fund research, specialized equipment needs, and support programs that bring comfort to sick children and their families during difficult times.
At the AGM, it was announced that the foundation had raised its fundraising goal for the cardiac campaign from $3.5 million to $7.5 million. Their research institute houses over 200 researchers and doctors who leverage over $16 million a year in research, Grande said.
The foundation is also looking at new innovative ways to acknowledge major donors using technology. Starting with Lilibeth and Michael Schlater whose names now adorn the wall of the third floor of the children's hospital, donor walls with naming rights will feature a QR code that will launch into their stories.
After 23 years, Dr. Goodbear is getting a new look. The iconic symbol will remain, and the marketing materials will start to reflect community needs to make anything possible together.
"We really just tightened up some lines and gave the bear a little bit of a haircut and added a pallet of different colours that resonate with everyone today," said Grande. "But what we found through our review is that everyone loves Dr. Goodbear. That's our brand but we've added a little bit of life and a little bit of excitement and he'll be part of our campaigns as we go forward."
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