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Privacy beleid Vorige versies
Privacy beleid 25 Mei 2018 – 5 augustus 2019
Tacx is an innovative company with great passion for sport and technique. This passion drives the organization and can be seen in all departments; from purchasing to production and product development to logistics.
Our products and services provide instant access to health and fitness data so you can track your progress and reach personal goals. As we provide you with our products and services, we are also dedicated to safeguarding your personal data, respecting your rights and letting you decide how we use your personal data.
Your privacy is, in short, critically important to us. We, therefore, at Tacx have a few fundamental principles:
- we don't ask you for personal information unless we truly need it.
- we don't share your personal information with anyone except to comply with the law, develop our products and services and provide you with our products and services, or protect our rights.
- we treat your personal information with the highest regard to privacy and security.
Tacx designs products and services that can track your everyday health and fitness to help you train and reach your goals. This privacy policy applies to our products that can monitor your fitness and bodily functions ("Products"), our websites, and related services (the "Site"), currently accessible at www.tacx.com , our software, including the Cloud (cloud.tacx.com), ("Software") and our mobile applications (each an "App" and together the "Apps"). The Products, Site, Software and Apps are jointly referred to in this privacy policy as the "Tacx Service". The following statement (the "Privacy Policy") discloses the guidelines Tacx has established for protecting the information you provide to Tacx during your visit to or use of the Tacx Service. The Site is owned, operated, and maintained by Tacx, e-mail: [email protected]
What information about me does Tacx collect and how is it used?
Tacx B.V. ("Tacx") is the data controller of your personal data in the sense of the EU General Data Protection Regulation. The principles set out in this Privacy Policy apply to all instances in which Tacx receives your personal data as a data controller for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy.
Through the Tacx Service, you can share your activities. Data collected through an activity may contain the following data about you, your:
- biography;
- date of birth;
- email;
- first name;
- last name;
- heart rate threshold, heart rate zones, maximum heart zones, maximum heart rate, resting heart rate;
- height;
- weight;
- location;
- gender;
- profile image;
- url;
- user's universally unique identifier (also known as UUID);
A bike profile can be selected by the user. It is linked to the user via a parent field, and may contain the following data:
- first name;
- last name;
- weight;
Tacx uses your data to provide you with the Tacx Service and to help you to make the most of your ride. We for example use your height, weight, gender, age and heart rate to estimate how many calories you have burned and to monitor your progress.
Visiting the Site and setting up a Tacx account
To use the core functionality of the Site and to access any data collected by a Tacx Service, you must first complete the registration form at the Site and agree to our Terms and Conditions to set up a Tacx account. During registration you will be required to provide: personal information such as your name and email address. You can also use your Facebook or Google account to set up a Tacx account. You can then also choose to share some information from these accounts with the Tacx account. You can always choose to remove Tacx from this account to stop sharing this information. Tacx does not knowingly collect information from children under 13 years old. If we or a third party service provider requires a birth date to order a specific product or service, you will not be able to enter a birth date that indicates that you are less than 13 years old. If you opt-in for the Tacx newsletter during registration, Tacx will use your email address to send you newsletters with updates and news about Tacx. You may remove your name from our email list by updating your profile in the Account section or by emailing [email protected]. We will respond to your request in a reasonable timeframe, and in any event in less than 30 days.
We also collect data if you make a purchase or on our Site on any other Tacx Service. This includes your (shipping) address. If you make a purchase on the Site or on any other Tacx Service, we may also ask you for your credit card and billing information. This personal data is solely processed and handled by our payment providers. Tacx uses a credit card processing company, Adyen, to process your credit card information as required for your order and to ensure that your transaction is secure. This processing company does not retain, share, store or use your personally identifiable information for any other purposes. Tacx does not have any access to the personal data collected by this credit card processing company.
Activating a Tacx Product
When you activate a Tacx Product, you will be asked to download the Tacx App or install Software. You will also be asked to provide information about yourself. This includes information such as your name, age, gender, height and weight. We use this information to calculate your personalized stats – including distance traveled, speed, heart rate and calories burned. Depending on your use of the Tacx Service, this information may be shared with Tacx. We have set out what exact information each component of the Tacx Service collects in an extensive overview to the Privacy Policy.
Adding data to your Tacx Account
You can choose to share information in your Tacx account. This may include information about you such as your equipment and activities, your biking routes, your name, your zip code and e-mail address. If you choose to share any personal information with Tacx, Tacx may store it and use it for internal research and other Tacx marketing purposes, including e-mailing you with special promotions and other programs of interest. If the information is sent as part of a Tacx Service evaluation, Tacx may also use the information to contact you about your comments.
Syncing your Product
If you choose to sync your Product to the Software or App, data about your activities is transferred from your Product to Tacx. Tacx uses this data to provide you with the Tacx Service and also stores this data. We also store data about each transmission that takes place when you sync your Product.
When using location features
Location features such as mapping can be available if you choose to activate this feature. When this feature is active, Tacx collects data such as Gps signals, device sensors, Wi-Fi access points, and cell tower IDs to determine your specific location. This information is stored together with your other account information. When using a mapping feature, your location information will be shared with our mapping service provider to display your location on a map. This information is solely shared for this purpose and will not be used otherwise. You can always choose to deactivate the location feature. Tacx will stop collecting this information when you deactivate this feature.
Contacting customer service
When you contact our customer service for help, we collect your name and email address and any information you may provide us with. We collect and store this personal data to provide you with customer service and to improve the Tacx Service. You may decide to send Tacx personally identifying information in an e-mail message which might contain information or inquiries about the Tacx Service. Tacx will use this information to identify you as a Tacx member and to respond to the electronic mail. Tacx will only use the information obtained to resolve the issue identified in the e-mail. Tacx never sells e-mail addresses. You may change or request deletion of your personal information by contacting [email protected]. We will respond to your request in a reasonable timeframe, and in any event in less than 30 days.
Contacting other riders
Tacx allows you to contact other riders who also have a Tacx account. This also includes the possibility to share data with other Tacx users. This can for example be done while racing or posting comments to the Tacx forum. The data that is displayed is based on the settings in your account. When posting a message in the Tacx forum, your username and profile photo that is part of your Tacx account will be visible to others. You are responsible for all information that is shared with other riders.
Data that you request Tacx to share
You can request Tacx to share your information with other parties. You may for example ask Tacx to link your Tacx account to a third party app, such as Facebook, Strava or Google. Information collected by third parties, which may include such aspects as location data or contact details, is governed by their privacy practices. You should exercise caution, and review the privacy statements applicable to the third-party websites and services you use.
Tacx only collects personal information about you if you voluntarily choose to share it with Tacx. Tacx does not share, rent or sell information concerning Tacx's members or other users of its Tacx Service to third parties in ways other than disclosed in this Privacy Policy. We have added an extensive list of some third parties to this Privacy Policy.
Data storage and retention
Your personal data is stored by Tacx on its servers, and on the servers of the database management services Tacx engages, located also in the United States. Tacx retains data for the duration of the user's relationship with Tacx and otherwise as required under applicable law. Personal data will be kept for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which your personal data are processed. We will retain your personal data as long as you are a Tacx user or require our services so that we can provide these services to you.
At the moment you cancel your Tacx membership or withdraw your consent for the processing of your personal information, all your personal data received and stored are erased if no longer needed by us. Unless we are required to retain this personal data by law or to comply with our regulatory obligations. In such a case, we will only keep this personal data for as long as necessary. For more information on where and how long your personal data is stored, and for more information on your rights of erasure and portability, please contact us at [email protected]. We will respond to your request in a reasonable timeframe, and in any event in less than 30 days.
When you visit the Site, a cookie will be stored on your computer. What are cookies? "Cookies" are small pieces of information that are stored by your web browser's software on your computer's hard drive or temporarily in your computer's memory. The use of cookies is an industry standard and can enhance the user experience and your access to information on a website or other online system operated by Tacx. Cookies are used on most major websites. Cookies may enable Tacx to recognize you and personalize your viewing experience on a website or other online system operated by Tacx.
When you visit our Site or Software, we may collect information about the type of device you use, your device's unique identifier, the IP address of your device, your operating system, the type of internet browser that you use, usage information, diagnostic information, and location information from or about the computers, phones, or other devices on which you install or access our Products or Services. Where available, our Services may use GPS, your IP address, and other technologies to determine a device's approximate location to allow us to improve our products and Services.
Generally, cookies work by assigning to your computer a unique number that has no meaning outside of Tacx. Tacx's cookies do not contain any personally identifying information; Tacx uses them to provide features such as personalization, to save your member ID and to keep track of your shopping cart. Tacx may also use cookies to assist it in delivering content specific to your interests. Additionally, after you've entered your member ID and password during a session on Tacx's Site, Tacx saves that information so you don't have to re-enter it repeatedly during that session. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can usually change your browser to prevent that. Not accepting cookies may make certain features of the Site unavailable to you. Tacx may use your IP address to identify you, to administer the Site and to assist in diagnosing problems with Tacx's server.
Tacx also uses cookies to analyze the use of the Site and to match the content of the Site and ads to your preferences. These cookies are placed by Google Analytics and Google AdWords.
- We use Google Analytics to collect information about Site usage for statistical analysis: Google Analytics uses a collection of cookies to collect Site information and report Site usage in a partly anonymous form.
- We use Google AdWords Remarketing for targeted marketing to users that visit our Site. Google Remarketing cookies allow Tacx advertising to be served once a user leaves our Site and visits any Google Display Network Partner enabled Site. When you visit an eligible site, cookies are referenced by that site to display our advertising based upon the history of sites visited by your browser. We also use these cookies to assess the effectiveness of our advertising through this medium.
The information that is recorded in Google Analytics and Google AdWords cookies does not contain any information that can identify you personally. Google stores the information collected by the cookies on their servers. Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law. You may refuse the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings on your browser, however please note that if you do this you may not be able to use the full functionality of this Site. Tacx does not have access to or control over these third parties or the cookies, web beacons or other technology that these third parties may use. We are not responsible for the security, privacy of the information collected by these third parties or the privacy practices of these third parties or the content on any third party website. You are encouraged to review the privacy policies of these third parties.
You can remove or reject cookies using your browser or device settings, but in some cases doing so may affect your ability to use our products and Services.
If you wish to opt-out from being tracked by Google Analytics on this Site with the effect for the future, please copy and paste the following address in your browser:
Like most standard website servers the Site uses log files. This includes internet protocol (IP) addresses, browser type, internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, platform type, date/time stamp, and number of clicks to analyze trends, administer the Site, track user's movement in the aggregate, and gather broad demographic information for aggregate use. IP addresses, etc. are not linked to personally identifiable information. In addition, Tacx uses Google Analytics as a method of tracking site statistics and user behavior on the Site. We have attached an overview of our cookies to this Privacy Policy.
We will not associate identifiers from cookies or similar technologies with sensitive identifiers, such as the race, religion, sexual orientation or health of our users.
To learn more about your ability to manage cookies and web beacons, please consult the privacy features in your browser. In addition, to find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set on your device and how to manage and delete them, visit www.allaboutcookies.org.
Do Not Track
Some browsers include the ability to transmit "Do Not Track" signals. We do not process or respond to "Do Not Track" signals. Instead, we adhere to the standards described in our Privacy Policy.
Tacx will only share your personal information with third parties if:
- Tacx has your consent;
- Tacx deems this necessary to provide you with the Tacx Service. All companies are contractually engaged in providing us with services like the purchase of products and services, email management and payment processing.
- Tacx determines that it is required to do so by law; such as in response to a court order or subpoena;
- Tacx finds that you are in breach of its terms and conditions or any of its policies or usage guidelines for specific Tacx Services;
- it is necessary in Tacx's opinion to do so to prevent, investigate, detect or prosecute criminal offenses or attacks on the technical integrity of the Site or Tacx's network;
- it is necessary in Tacx's opinion to do so to protect the rights, property, or safety of Tacx or its employees, the users of the Tacx Service, or the public; or
- information about you and your use of the Tacx Service may be aggregated with other information collected via the Tacx Service or otherwise used in ways that do not personally identify you or constitute personally identifiable information. This type of aggregated or statistical information may be used by us to improve the quality of the Tacx Service or for other purposes that we may deem appropriate.
Our processing of your personal information will be legitimized as follows:
- Whenever we require your consent for the processing of your personal information such processing will be justified pursuant to Article 6(1) lit. (a) of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 ("GDPR"). This article in the GDPR describes when processing can be done lawfully.
- If the processing of your personal data is necessary for the performance of a contract between you and Tacx or for taking any pre-contractual steps upon your request, such processing will be based on GDPR Article 6(1) lit. (b). If this data is not processed, Tacx will not be able to execute the contract with you.
- Where the processing is necessary for us to comply with a legal obligation, we will process your information on basis of GDPR Article 6(1) lit. (c), for example complying in the fields of employment law.
- And where the processing is necessary for the purposes of Tacx's legitimate interests, such processing will be made in accordance with GDPR Article 6(1) lit. (f), for example to detect fraud.
Transferring personal data from the EU to the US
Information we collect from you may be processed in the United States through our Software (Google Cloud Platform). The United States has not sought nor received a finding of "adequacy" from the European Union under Article 45 of the GGDPR. A finding of "adequacy" in short means that the European Commission has decided that this country outside the European Economic Area ("Area") ensures an adequate level of data protection. We refer, to https://cloud.google.com/security/compliance/eu-data-protection/ for more information on the safeguards that Google has in place for the transfer the Google Cloud Platform.
What can I do to help make sure the security works correctly?
Tacx uses bcrypt algorithms to "hash" passwords of users, Tacx does not store its user's passwords. "Hashing" is the transformation of a string of characters into a value or key, it is a form of encryption. Tacx also uses SSL. The data traffic to the Software (Cloud) is protected by SSL, this also protects the data traffic between the Apps and the Cloud. SSL is a technique used to encrypt the connection between data traffic between for example a website and a server.
To help ensure that these measures are effective in preventing unauthorized access to your private information, you should be aware of the security features available to you through your browser. You should use a security-enabled browser to submit your credit card information and other personal information at the Site or any other Tacx Service. Please note: If you do not use a SSL-capable browser, you are at risk for having data intercepted. Tacx will not be responsible for any compromise of data that is intercepted due to your use of an unsecured browser.
Most browsers have the ability to notify you if you change between secure and insecure communications, receive invalid site identification information for the site you are communicating with, or send information over an unsecured connection. Tacx recommends that you enable these browser functions to help ensure that your communications are secure. You can also monitor the URL of the site you are visiting (secure URLs begin with https:// rather than the normal http://), along with the security symbol of your browser (an open or closed padlock in Netscape or a broken or complete key in Internet Explorer) to help identify when you are communicating with a secure server. You can also view the details of the security certificate of the site to which you are connected. Tacx encourages you to use this to check the validity of any site you connect to using secure communications.
Tacx uses reasonable physical, technical and administrative measures to safeguard personal information you provide through the Tacx Service or in connection with Tacx's Products and Services. Please be aware that no data transmission over the internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure. As a result, Tacx cannot guarantee or warrant the security of any information you transmit on or through the Tacx Service and you do so at your own risk.
Does Tacx offer opt-out or opt-in services?
Yes. If you choose to stop receiving emails from Tacx, please follow the unsubscribe instructions within each email communication or send an email to suppo[email protected] Tacx will process your opt-out and you will receive an e-mail confirming that you have opted-out and that Tacx have stopped using/collecting your personal data as well as deleted it, if the personal data is no longer required by law. In addition, the confirmation email will provide instructions and a service list on how to further avoid providing Tacx with personal data in connection with any Products or Services that you may attempt to use or where applicable, still be permitted to use after you have opted-out. Tacx will not provide or share any mailing lists or other information about you to another company or service for promotional purposes. Any service related emails (to confirm a purchase, etc.) generally do not offer an option to unsubscribe as they are necessary to provide the service you requested.
The rights of users
If you need to correct, amend or delete submitted information that is inaccurate please contact Tacx at [email protected] We will respond to your request in a reasonable timeframe, and in any event in less than 30 days. In addition, you may correct, amend or delete submitted information that is inaccurate by visiting "Edit Profile" on the Site or in the App.
Users have the right to withdraw their consent for the processing of personal data or the further processing of personal data by Tacx at any time. A withdrawal should be sent to Tacx at [email protected] We will respond to your request in a reasonable timeframe, and in any event in less than 30 days.
In addition to the information contained in this Privacy Policy, you may be provided with additional and contextual information concerning particular services or the collection and processing of your personal data upon request.
Users have the right at any time, to know whether their personal data has been stored and can consult Tacx to learn about their contents and origin, to verify their accuracy or to ask for them to be supplemented, cancelled, updated or corrected, or for their transformation into anonymous format or to block any data held in violation of the law, as well as to oppose their treatment for any and all legitimate reasons. You may also ask us to block any data held in violation of the law, as well as to oppose their treatment for any and all legitimate reasons. You may withdraw your consent for the processing of personal data or the further processing of personal data by us at any time. Requests should be sent to Tacx at the contact information set out below. Users also have the right to lodge a complaint against Tacx with a supervisory authority.
In addition to the information contained in this Privacy Policy, you may be provided with additional and contextual information concerning the Products or Services or the collection and processing of your personal data upon request.
Users have the right to request to obtain and reuse their personal data for their own purposes across different services. Requests should be sent to Tacx at the contact information set out below.
Privacy Policy changes
If Tacx makes changes to any terms or conditions of this Privacy Policy, these changes will be posted on the Site in a timely manner. If Tacx decides to change this Privacy Policy, it will post those changes on this Privacy Policy and other places Tacx deems appropriate, which may include the Site, for a period of time Tacx deems appropriate, so that you are aware of what information Tacx collects, how Tacx uses it, and under what circumstances, if any, Tacx discloses it. We expect most such changes to be minor. Any non-material changes will take effect immediately upon posting of an updated Privacy Policy. However, there may be cases where changes to the Privacy Policy may be more significant. In such cases, We will first provide a more prominent notice. In case of a business transaction in which a portion or all of Tacx's business is acquired, Tacx will notify you as described above in this paragraph. We will in any case not reduce your rights under this Privacy Policy without your explicit and informed consent.
Your continued use of our Products and Services after the effective date of the Privacy Policy means that you accept the revised Privacy Policy. If you do not agree to the revised Privacy Policy, please refrain from using our Products or Services and contact us to close any account you may have created.
All prior versions of this Privacy Policy will be kept in an archive for your review upon request. More details concerning the collection or processing of personal data may be requested from Tacx at any time. Please see the contact information at the end of this Privacy Policy.
Contact information
Tacx is responsible for this Privacy Policy.
DATA CONTROLLER AND OWNER: Tacx B.V.,
By writing to us: Rijksstraatweg 52, 2241 Wassenaar, The Netherlands
By email: [email protected]
Thank you for taking the time to read this Privacy Policy. Updated on May 24, 2018
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, the practices of the Tacx Service, or your dealings with Tacx, please contact us at [email protected]
Third parties
The Tacx Service allows for direct interaction with external social networks or other external platform that are outside our control. The interaction and information obtained by the Tacx Service are always subject to the user's privacy settings for each social network. We are not responsible for the security or privacy of any information collected by other websites or other services. Information collected by third parties, which may include such aspects as location data or contact details, is governed by their privacy practices. You should exercise caution, and review the privacy statements applicable to the third-party websites and services you use. The following third parties may be used by the Tacx Service. We have tried to include an overview that is as complete as possible on all third parties, however, we cannot guarantee the truthfulness and completeness of this overview.
Users can sign in to the Cloud using Google, Facebook or a dedicated Tacx Account. Both Google and Facebook accounts are connected via OAuth2 (OAuth2 is an authorization framework that enables applications to obtain limited access to user accounts) web flows of Google and Facebook. Tacx accounts are handled completely by the Tacx Account backend. Users can also connect their Strava account to their Cloud account (this is part of the Software), the connection is also made via an OAuth2 web flow.
Google Analytics
Google analytics gathers anonymous user data. In particular, it gathers the following data and provides it (anonymously and aggregated) to Tacx:
- Numbers of users per age group;
- Numbers of male users;
- Numbers of female users;
- Number of users per country;
- Number of users per device;
- Number of users per device operating system version:
- Number of users per users interest group;
- Number of active users;
- Time users spend daily;
- Whether or not users have made a purchase.
Firebase is used to collect data on errors in Android and iPhone Apps. Firebase and Fabric's crash analytics track the failures in the Apps. Such error messages always contain a UUID, which is a 128-bit number used to identify information in computer systems, email and full name. Theoretically, error messages may contain more user information that the user entered into the App or gave access to when signing in with Facebook, Google, or by linking Strava.
OAuth2 Account Connections
For each Google, Facebook, and Strava connection, the user has to confirm if he or she wants to share the data that the Software requests with the Software. The user can deny these requests, effectively disabling the connection. When making the connection the Software sends a scope to the OAuth2 provider in question which contains all the information it requests. The scope is as follows:
- Facebook: email and public profile.
- Google: email and profile.
- Strava: write, full reading and writing rights to Strava account of the user.
Mandrill is used to send emails to specific users. Mandrill contains templates defined by Tacx for several types of email. These are currently two types of email: TCX Export and Password Reset. These templates require the first name of the user and for sending, obviously, the email of the user is required. These data are provided by the Software or account backends. Further data required by these templates is generated by either the account backend or the Software backend. The actual content as it is sent to the user is stored in Mandrill for later reference. In the future, new types of email may require other use of data, logically this data will be provided by the account backend or the Software backend from their storage systems. For sending emails to single users, Tacx uses Mandrill. Some user data is synchronized with Tacx's MailChimp account for use in the Tacx newsletter.
Spotler is used for sending newsletters to users, the Software synchronizes with Tacx' Spotler account. The Software backend synchronizes, from its data store, the following data with Spotler: first name, last name, email address, language.
Extensive overview of data that is collected
The following systems may be used by the Software and App for storing user data. We have tried to include an overview that is as complete as possible on all data that is collected and through what settings or Software, however, we cannot guarantee the truthfulness and completeness of this overview.
Various user data is stored in the Tacx Cloud (which is part of the Software). Some of this data is sensitive data. All Tacx applications communicate with, and store their data through, two backend systems:
- The Cloud backend stores user profile information and training data; and
- The Account backend is used to authenticate users through email/password combinations and handles the web flow such as the Tacx.com website and TTX applications.
Both these systems store their persistent data in the Google Cloud data store. The Google Cloud data store stores data in the form of entities, which may have one or more indexed fields.
The Cloud data store contains all user profile data, activity, workout and social data.
Account data store
Account data store is storage of Tacx Account credentials and tokens. It contains data used for user authentication based on email and password, and the OAuth2 flow directed towards the Software (for client apps that enter want to get a token from the Software).
App Info
App Info is information that is used over the App. It contains the name and version of this App, the name and version of the OS (operating system) adopted by this App and the name of the device this App is running on.
Authorization Code
Authorization Code is the code generated when client applications request an authorization code according to the OAuth2 standard.
Client is data for authenticating and authorizing client applications. It contains the following data: (1) Client's ID, regardless of its validity and; (2) Client's encrypted secret and prefixes of valid redirect URI (uniform resource identifier) for the OAuth2 web flow.
Cloud data store
Cloud data store is storage of all user profile and training information. It has a search index that duplicates some information.
Cloud File Storage
Cloud File Storage is storage of user profile images. Files in the Cloud File Storage are stored in Protobuf, PNG, or Jpeg format. The PNG and Jpeg files concern profile images uploaded by the user. The following data may be stored in Protobuf files: (1) distances and heights measured in meters; (2) durations measured in seconds; (3) heart rates and cadence measured in Hertz; (4) power measured in Watt; (5) energy measured in Joule and; (6) speed measured in meters per second.
Code Identifier Mapping
Code Identifier Mapping is used to map the code sent when a password reset request is made to the account for password reset.
Course is data about a course. It contains the following data: (1) course name; (2) course description; (3) course creation date, including where this course starts and ends measured in meters or seconds from the start of the training; (4) the target functional threshold power of this course; (5) the starting and maximum altitude, height climbed in meters, total distance uphill and downhill and cotacol points of this course, regardless of whether it is a full course; (6) thumbnail png image data and App Info and; (7) maximum, minimum and average segment value, depending on the type of course, value of power, heart rate or slope.
Data Track
Data Track tracks information about a certain part of the training, which is delimited by time or distance. It contains the following data: (1) starting and ending offset in time or distance, depending on the training type and; (2) zero or one of Gears Data Track, Location Data Track, Road Surface Data Track, or Training Goal Data Track.
Email Settings
Email Settings is used to track whether or not the user will receive emails from the Software and which emails to receive. A link is included in each email message that allows the user direct access to its settings without having to log in. The code included in that link is stored in Email Settings Code, which contains the following data for identification: (1) email; (2) expiration data and; (3) user UUID (universally unique identifier).
Email User Id Mapping
Email User Id Mapping maps an email address to a user account.
File Info
File Info tracks files stored in the Cloud File Storage and their metadata, the UUID of the user who uploaded it in particular. File Info may contain data about the file stored in correspondence with fields from Cloud File Storage.
Gears Data Track tracks information on the number of teeth of the chain ring used and the number of teeth of the sprocket used.
Gps Data is a list of Gps Points.
Gps Point contains the following data: (1) the point's position relative to the start of training and optional value interpreted based on the type of training, latitude, longitude and altitude and; (2) formerly used fields which include current video frame and timestamp.
Location Data Track tracks information on a location visited during the training and the name and type (one of none, climb, or place) of this location.
Payment Notification
Payment Notification is used to manage payment through Adyen. Payment Notification tracks notifications sent by Adyen to the Cloud about payments.
Payment Transaction
Payment Transaction relates a user to a subscription. It contains the following data: (1) amount; (2) creation date; (3) currency; (4) an end date if the transaction was completed in case of payment; (5) a reason for failure in case of failure; (6) the date of the last payment notification; (7) the UUID of the last payment notification; (8) the payment method; (9) the payment preference and; (10) the Adyen payment URI (uniform resource identifier) and its status.
Persistent Token
Persistent Token stores OAuth2 tokens mapped to user accounts.
Power Mode Change
Power Mode Change is a change of the power mode. It contains data about the time of the change, the distance from the start of the training and the newly set power mode.
Relation Subject
Relation Subject is used to track relations between entities and the number of such relationships in the Tacx Service. It may track the following relations: (1) a user favoring a workout; (2) a user favoring an activity; (3) a user following another user and; (4) a user being followed by another user.
Road Surface Data Track
Road Surface Data Track tracks information on the surface of the road encountered during the training. The data contained include its intensity and the type of surface (asphalt, concrete plates, cattle grate, hard or soft cobbles, stones, dirt, gravel, ice, or wooden boards).
Score contains a required Score Info and an optional Score Data.
Score Bicycle Info is information about the bike with which a score was recorded. It contains the following data: (1) the type of bicycle (racing bike, mountain bike, or triathlon bike); (2) its mass; (3) its air resistance coefficient and; (4) its projected frontal surface.
Score Data contains lists of pauses, Power Mode Changes and Score Samples.
Score Device Info is about the device with which a score was recorded. It contains the following data: (1) the serial of the device; (2) its firmware version; (3) its protocol type (one of the unknown, bushido, vortex, genius, satori, fec compatible trainer, neo, flow, heart rate sensor, power sensor, black track, cadence sensor, cursor control, virtual power blue booster, or virtual power blue matic, flux, magnum, virtual power booster, or virtual power blue twist) and; (4) its device type (one of the unknown, speed, power, cadence, heart rate, resistance, or remote control).
Score Heartrate Settings is settings for heart rate while recording the score. It contains the following data: (1) maximum and minimum heart rate; (2) heart rate threshold; (3) lower and higher limit for the display lines and; (4) heart rate zones Score Info.
Score Info is information about the recorded score. It contains the following data: (1) the creation date of the recorded score; (2) legacy minimum and maximum heart rates in bpm as set during the user while recording the score; (3) starting power mode, distance travelled, duration, if a custom power was enabled, if the power mode was changed while recording the score; (4) heart rate Score Statistics; (5) power Score Statistics; (6) relative power in Watt/kg; (7) total energy output; (8) maximum and minimum heart rate limit as set by the user while recording the score; (9) average and maximum power mode if there are details about power; (10) cadence, or heart rate available for this score; (11) the user's mass and functional threshold power; (12) AppInfo; (13) the user's heart rate settings; (14) bicycle info; (15) device info; (16) the type of score (one of cycling, running, or unknown) and; (17) the raw distance travelled if virtual speed was used.
Score Sample
Score Sample is a sample of the recorded score. It contains the following data: (1) the speed, power, distance and moment the sample was recorded; (2) cadence; (3) heart beat in beats per minute and; (4) power returned from the brake, energy output, heartbeat, raw speed and raw distance.
Segment is a segment of training. It contains the following data: (1) position where the segment starts in meters from the start of the training, and value which is interpreted based on the training it belongs to and; (2) fields that are no longer actively used which include latitude, longitude, altitude, video frame and video time stamp.
Segment Data
Segment Data is a list of Segments.
Stats is statistics of a user over a period of time, regardless of the length of time. It tracks the following data: (1) average heart rate; (2) average power; (3) calories; (4) creator UUID; (5) distance; (6) heart rate map; (7) heart rate time; (8) number of activities; (9) power map; (10) power time; (11) time and; (12) user UUID.
Subscription of a user is tracked, which contains the following data: (1) cancel date if canceled; (2) which subscription this is a continuation of; (3) the type of continuation; (3) creation date; (4) end date; (5) reasons for failure if any; (6) the start date of the original subscription; (7) the payment method; (8) the plan and; (9) the start date.
Training contains a required Training Info and an optional Training Data.
Training Data
Training Data is data about training. It contains the following data: (1) zero or one of Gps Data, Segment Data or Video Data and; (2) a list of Data Tracks.
Training Goal Data Track
Training Goal Data Track tracks the value and type (one of none, speed, power, cadence) of a training goal.
Training Info
Training Info contains the following information about a training: (1) the creation date of the training; (2) its name; (3) its description; (4) its type (on of catalyst, Gps, or video); (5) type of its Segments (one of the following: slope over distance or over time, power over distance or over time, percentage of the user's functional threshold power over distance or over time, power over distance or over time, percentage of the user's functional threshold power over distance or over time, percentage of the user's maximum heart rate over distance or over time); (6) its tags, either running or cycling; (7) its png thumbnail and app info and; (8) its test type, either none or cp20.
User consists of three fields, namely inactive fields which are once filled in but no longer used, fields for possible future use and fields that are currently in use. For each of these fields, the data collected are categorized as follows:
For a number of inactive fields which are once filled in but no longer used, it contains the following data: (1) air resistance coefficient, bike type and bike weight, and frontal surface area which are replaced by Bike Profile and; (2) URI (uniform resource identifier) of the previous images.
For a number of fields for possible future use, it contains the following data: (1) address, city, country, postal code and state for billing and delivery purpose and; (2) nickname, phone and website for miscellaneous purpose.
For a number of fields that are currently in use, it contains the following information or data: (1) dates: registration, last modification of profile, possible deregistration; (2) linked accounts: ids for Google, Facebook, Tacx Account, Strava, as well as a Strava token. The ids remain instead of the Strava token; (3) personal information: biography, data of birth, email, first name, heart rate threshold, heart rate zones, heights, last name, location, maximum heart zones, height last name, location, maximum heart rate, measurement units for display (metric or imperial), weight, resting heart rate, gender, threshold power, profile image url and subscription type; (4) setting: whether or not the user receives emails for downloading his score files after a training, whether or not the export scores to a linked Strava Account, and profile visibility to other users and; (5) fields imported by TTS: country, creation time, extra player, ID, signature and software language.
User Credentials contains the user's email, first name, and encrypted password.
Video Data contains the following information or data: (1) a list of Video Points; (2) the name of the video; (3) the product ID of this video; (4) the type of this video, either normal or ergo and; (5) the frame rate of this video (if applicable).
Video Point contains the following data: (1) position where the video begins from start of the training; (2) its value which is interpreted based on the type of training; (3) its latitude, longitude and altitude and; (4) current video frame and the timestamp of that frame.
Workout contains the following data: (1) number of activities; (2) subscriptions allowing this workout; (3) average segment value; (4) category; (5) climbing distance and height; (6) cotacol points; (7) country; (8) creation date; (9) UUID of creator; (10) descriptions for different languages; (11) difficulty and distance; (12) end of the workout in meters from the beginning of the training regardless of whether this is a full course; (13) image url; (14) type of the indicator; (15) maximum segment value; (16) minimum altitude; (17) minimum segment value; (18) motion type (running or cycling); (19) name in different languages; (20) point of interests; (21) publishing date (if any); (22) type of segment; (23) start of the workout in meters from the beginning of the training; (24) tags; (25) references to training file; (26) type of training; (27) UUID and; (28) video qualities.
Last updated May 24th, 2018.
Privacy policy before May 25th 2018
Deze website is eigendom van, en wordt beheerd en onderhouden door Tacx, e-mail: [email protected] Uw privacy is van cruciaal belang voor ons. Bij Tacx hanteren we een paar fundamentele principes die wij graag toelichten:
- Wij vragen u niet om persoonlijke informatie, tenzij we die echt nodig hebben.
- Wij delen uw persoonlijke gegevens met niemand, behalve om te voldoen aan de wet, het ontwikkelen van onze producten en diensten, of het beschermen van onze rechten.
- Wij behandelen uw persoonlijke gegevens met de grootst mogelijke zorg ten aanzien van privacy en veiligheid.
- Tacx respecteert uw recht op privacy en deelt uw bezorgdheid over de veiligheid van de gegevens die via websites van Tacx en aanverwante services (de 'Site') – momenteel bereikbaar op www.tacx.com – naar Tacx worden gestuurd. De volgende verklaring (het 'Privacybeleid') beschrijft de richtlijnen die Tacx heeft vastgesteld voor de informatie die u aan Tacx stuurt tijdens uw bezoek aan de Site.
Welke informatie over mij verzamelt Tacx en hoe wordt deze gebruikt?
Tacx verzamelt enkel persoonlijke informatie over u als u er vrijwillig voor kiest deze te delen met Tacx. Tacx deelt, verhuurt of verkoopt deze informatie over de leden van Tacx of andere gebruikers van haar website niet aan derden op een andere manier dan vermeld in dit privacybeleid.
Om de belangrijkste functionaliteiten van de Site te kunnen gebruiken, dient u eerst het registratieformulier op de Site in te vullen en akkoord te gaan met onze Algemene Voorwaarden. Tijdens de registratie wordt u gevraagd om persoonlijke informatie te verstrekken, zoals uw naam en e-mailadres. Tacx verzamelt niet bewust informatie van kinderen jonger dan 13 jaar. Indien wij of een derde partij serviceprovider een geboortedatum nodig hebben in verband met een specifiek product of een bepaalde service, kunt u geen geboortedatum invullen die aangeeft dat u jonger bent dan 13 jaar.
Er zijn verschillende andere mogelijkheden op de Site voor het delen van uw persoonlijke informatie met Tacx. Dit kan informatie over u bevatten, zoals uw apparatuur, activiteiten, fietsroutes, naam, postcode en e-mailadres. Als u ervoor kiest om persoonlijke informatie met Tacx te delen, kan Tacx deze opslaan en gebruiken voor intern onderzoek en andere marketingdoeleinden van Tacx, zoals het toezenden van e-mails aan u in verband met speciale promoties en andere belangrijke programma's. Als de informatie onderdeel is van een website-evaluatie kan Tacx de informatie ook gebruiken om contact met u op te nemen inzake uw opmerkingen. Als u bij de registratie aanvinkt dat u de nieuwsbrief van Tacx wilt ontvangen (opt-in) zal Tacx uw e-mailadres gebruiken om u nieuwsbrieven te sturen met updates en nieuws over Tacx. U kunt uw naam van onze e-maillijst verwijderen onder Account in uw profiel, of door te mailen naar [email protected] Tacx deelt, verhuurt of verkoopt uw informatie niet aan andere bedrijven op een manier anders dan vermeld in dit privacybeleid.
Wanneer u de Site bezoekt, wordt er een cookie opgeslagen op uw computer. In het algemeen wijzen cookies een uniek nummer aan uw computer toe dat buiten Tacx geen enkele betekenis heeft. De cookies van Tacx bevatten geen persoonlijk identificeerbare informatie; Tacx gebruikt ze voor de personalisatie, in verband met het opslaan van het ID van uw lidmaatschap, en om de inhoud van uw winkelwagentje te faciliteren. Tacx kan ook cookies gebruiken als hulp bij het aanleveren van specifieke inhoud overeenkomstig uw belangstelling. Nadat u tijdens een sessie het ID van uw lidmaatschap en het wachtwoord op de website van Tacx hebt ingevoerd, slaat Tacx deze informatie op zodat u deze niet steeds opnieuw in hoeft te voeren tijdens die sessie. De meeste webbrowsers accepteren automatisch cookies, maar u kunt uw browserinstellingen ook aanpassen om dat te voorkomen. Het niet accepteren van cookies kan ervoor zorgen dat bepaalde functies van de Site niet beschikbaar zijn. Tacx kan uw IP-adres gebruiken om u te identificeren, om de Site te beheren, en om te helpen bij het opsporen van problemen van de server van Tacx.
Tacx gebruikt ook om de website te kunnen analyseren en op deze manier de content op de site aan uw verwachtingen te laten voldoen. Deze cookies worden door Google Analytics en Google Adwords, op de website geplaatst.
- We gebruiken Google Analytics om informatie te verzamelen over het gebruik van onze website en analyseren deze statistische informatie. Google Analytics plaatst hiervoor cookies om deze informatie te verzamelen en gedeeltelijk anoniem aan ons te rapporteren.
- We gebruiken Google Adwords Remarketing op onze website voor doelgroepgerichte marketing. Google Remarketing cookies maken het voor ons mogelijk om gericht te adverteren als een gebruiker onze website verlaat en een andere website uit het Google Display Network Partner netwerk bezoekt. Op basis van bezoeken aan, en uw gedrag op, onze website, ziet u relevante, doelgerichte reclame wanneer u andere websites binnen het Google Display Network bezoekt. We kunnen ook de reclamefuncties van Google Analytics gebruiken om de doeltreffendheid van onze reclamecampagnes te meten.
- De informatie die door Google Analytics- en Google Adwords cookies wordt opgeslagen bevat geen informatie waarmee we u op persoonlijk kunnen identificeren. Google slaat bovengenoemde informatie op en deelt deze informatie alleen met derden wanneer de wet Google Inc. hiertoe verplicht.
U kunt het gebruik van cookies weigeren door de instellingen van uw browser aan te passen, maar u moet er dan wel rekening mee houden dat u dan niet alle functionaliteiten op onze website kan gebruiken. Door gebruik te maken van onze website en al zijn functionaliteiten gaat u akkoord met data verwerking door Google, op de hierboven beschreven wijze en voor de eveneens hierboven omschreven doeleinden.
U kunt deze data verwerking door Google Analytics voor deze website uitschakelen door onderstaand webadres te kopiëren en in uw webbrowser te plakken.
De Site maakt gebruikt van logbestanden zoals de meeste standaardservers van websites. Dit omvat internetprotocoladressen (IP), het type browser, de internetserviceprovider (ISP), de pagina's van entree en exit, het type platform, de datum/tijd, het aantal kliks om trends te analyseren, het beheren van de Site, de bewegingen van de gebruiker in het algemeen, en het verzamelen van brede demografische informatie voor algemeen gebruik. IP-adressen, etc. worden niet gekoppeld aan persoonlijk identificeerbare informatie. Tacx maakt verder gebruik van Google Analytics als methode voor het bijhouden van websitestatistieken en het gedrag van de gebruikers op de Site.
U kunt besluiten om Tacx persoonlijk identificeerbare informatie per e-mail te sturen. Een dergelijke e-mail zou informatie of vragen over producten of diensten van Tacx kunnen bevatten. Tacx zal deze informatie gebruiken om u te identificeren als een Tacx-lid en om te reageren op de e-mail. Tacx zal de aldus verkregen informatie alleen gebruiken om de kwestie die u in de e-mail aandraagt op te lossen. Tacx verkoopt nooit e-mailadressen. U kunt een verzoek om verwijdering van uw persoonlijke gegevens indienen op [email protected]
Tacx deelt uw persoonlijke gegevens alleen met derden, indien
- Tacx uw toestemming heeft;
- Tacx vaststelt dat het nodig is omdat de wet dit voorschrijft; bijvoorbeeld na een gerechtelijk bevel of een dagvaarding;
- Tacx vindt dat u in strijd handelt met de algemene voorwaarden of een van haar beleids- of richtlijnen voor het gebruik van specifieke producten of diensten;
- het in de ogen van Tacx noodzakelijk is om strafbare feiten of aanvallen op de technische integriteit van de Site of het Tacx-netwerk te voorkomen, onderzoeken, ontdekken en vervolgen;
- het in de ogen van Tacx noodzakelijk is om rechten, eigendommen of veiligheid van Tacx of haar werknemers, de gebruikers van haar website(s), of het publiek te beschermen; of
- het noodzakelijk is om de door u bestelde producten of diensten te doen verwerken. Tacx heeft een bedrijf ingehuurd dat creditcardbetalingen verwerkt in verband met uw bestelling en om ervoor te zorgen dat uw transactie veilig verwerkt wordt. Uw persoonlijk identificeerbare informatie wordt bij dit bedrijf niet gebruikt voor andere doeleinden en niet behouden, gedeeld, of opgeslagen.
- Informatie over u en uw gebruik van de Site kan worden samengevoegd met andere informatie die op de Site is verzameld of anderszins gebruikt wordt op een manier die u niet persoonlijk identificeert of persoonlijke identificeerbare informatie vormt. Dit type samengestelde of statistische informatie kan door ons worden gebruikt om de kwaliteit van de Site te verbeteren of voor andere doeleinden die wij gepast achten.
Wat kan ik doen om ervoor te zorgen dat de beveiliging goed werkt?
Om ervoor te zorgen dat deze maatregelen effectief zijn in het voorkomen van ongeautoriseerde toegang tot uw persoonlijke gegevens, moet u zich bewust zijn van de beveiligingsfuncties van uw browser. U dient een beveiligde browser te gebruiken om uw creditcardinformatie en andere persoonlijke informatie via de Site te verzenden. Let op: als u niet beschikt over een SSL-compatibele browser, loopt u het risico dat de gegevens worden onderschept. Tacx is niet verantwoordelijk voor enig verlies van gegevens die worden onderschept en te wijten zijn aan het gebruik van een onbeveiligde browser.
De meeste browsers geven een waarschuwingssignaal af als u van veilig naar onveilig surfen overschakelt, en als u ongeldige identificatiegegevens ontvangt voor de website waarop u zich bevindt, of als u informatie verstuurt over een onbeveiligde verbinding. Tacx raadt u aan de browserfuncties die ervoor zorgen dat uw communicatie veilig is juist in te stellen. U kunt ook de URL van de site die u bezoekt controleren (een veilige URL begint met https:// in plaats van de normale http://); samen met het beveiligingssymbool in uw browser (vaak een open of gesloten hangslot) helpt het u om te zien of u communiceert met een beveiligde server. U kunt ook de details van het beveiligingscertificaat van de website waarmee u verbinding maakt bekijken. Tacx raadt u aan om dit te doen en de veiligheid te controleren van elke site waarmee u verbinding maakt in verband met beveiligde communicatie.
Kunt u bij Tacx kiezen voor opt-out en opt-in?
Ja. Als u ervoor kiest om te stoppen met het ontvangen van e-mails van Tacx, volgt u dan de instructies voor uitschrijving die u vindt in elke e-mail, of stuur een e-mail naar [email protected] Tacx zal geen enkele mailinglijst of andere informatie over u delen met een ander bedrijf of een andere service voor promotionele doeleinden. Service gerelateerde e-mails (om een aankoop te bevestigen, etc.) bieden in het algemeen geen optie aan om u af te melden omdat zij noodzakelijk zijn om de door u gevraagde dienst te leveren.
Wat moet ik doen als informatie die ik heb eerder heb verstrekt is veranderd?
Als u onjuiste informatie wilt corrigeren, wijzigen of verwijderen, neem dan contact op met Tacx op [email protected] Tacx zal in 7-10 werkdagen reageren op uw e-mail. U kunt ook onjuiste informatie corrigeren, wijzigen of verwijderen op de pagina 'Profiel bewerken' van de Site.
Beleidswijzigingen privacy
Als Tacx wijzigingen aanbrengt in enige voorwaarde van dit Privacybeleid, zullen deze veranderingen op tijd op de Site worden geplaatst. Als Tacx beslist om dit Privacybeleid te wijzigen, zullen zij deze wijzigingen in dit Privacybeleid opnemen en op alle andere plaatsen publiceren die Tacx passend acht, waaronder mogelijk de Site, voor een periode die Tacx geschikt acht, zodat u zich bewust bent van de informatie die Tacx verzamelt, hoe Tacx deze gebruikt, en indien van toepassing, onder welke omstandigheden. Tacx behoudt zich het recht voor om dit Privacybeleid op elk gewenst moment te wijzigen, dus bekijkt u het regelmatig. In het geval van een zakelijke transactie waarbij een deel of het gehele zakelijke belang van Tacx wordt verworven, zal Tacx u op de hoogte brengen zoals hierboven in deze paragraaf beschreven is.
Tacx spant zich tot het uiterste in om uw persoonlijke informatie te beschermen, maar geen enkele gegevensoverdracht via het internet kan als geheel veilig worden aangemerkt, en Tacx kan de veiligheid van alle informatie die u naar Tacx verzendt niet garanderen. Het overbrengen van persoonlijke gegevens gebeurt op eigen risico.
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Arkadelphia High School awarded Badger Scholar honors to 129 students during the 37th annual Badger Scholar Banquet on May 15. This year, over 400 people attended the Badger Scholar Banquet, located at the Garrison Center Ballroom on the campus of Henderson State University.
The Badger Scholar Program, partially funded by the CONE Foundation and Henderson State University, is an academic reward program for Arkadelphia High School students, beginning under the administration of AHS Principal Dr. Steve Castleberry. Dr. Castleberry wanted to motivate students and reward them for their academic achievement.
During the inaugural year of the Badger Scholar Program, only around a dozen AHS students were honored. In 1986, AHS Principal Herman Thomas and a student committee redesigned the program to the format used today.
In order to become a Badger Scholar, students must sign an intent form declaring interest in becoming a Badger Scholar and maintain at least a 3.5 GPA for each of the first three nine weeks.
The First Year Badger Scholars are awarded a Badger Scholar pin and certificate at the ceremony. Second Year Scholars receive a Badger Scholar t-shirt. Third year Badger Scholars receive a personalized plaque. Fourth Year Badger Scholars receive a personalized letterman blanket. All Badger Scholars are awarded a locker in an area preferred by the students.
First Year Badger Scholars for 9th grade include: Cabb Batson, Caleb Cornelius, Kristen Curtis, Olivia Dixon, Aisha Faiq, Wyatt Forthman, Sawyer Goodrum, Madison Green, McKinley Green, Darbeigh Hale, Patrick Hayes, Kristine LeGuin, Lynli Lowry, Hannah More, Sydney Motl, Yebo Moyo, Reece Nowlin, Eli Perrin, Cannon Turner, Cole Turner, and Staton Whitten.
First Year Badger Scholars for 10th grade include: Samuel Coventry, Morgan Daniel, Lynn Duncan, Devin Jensen, Madison Lamb, Alex LeGuin, Kylee Overturf, and Jamari Whitaker.
First Year Badger Scholars for 11th grade include: Carson Almond, Niya Box, Jamiah Brumfield, Emesha Larry, Lyndi Porter, Carson Smith, Symone Jones, and Jenna Purifoy.
First Year Badger Scholars for 12th grade include: Kayla Barnes, Rachael Jarrett, and Brianna Tucker.
Second Year Badger Scholars for 10th grade include: Mary Jane Adame, Ally Adkison, Tyler Allen, Kamryn Bell, Caroline Cissell, Garrett Collie, Caroline Derby, Michael Evans, Hannah Fenocchi, Addy Groom, Sumner Huerkamp, Camille Jones, Nicholas LeVar, Colleen Lloyd, Shannon Mecum, Faith Ochello, Jenna Patterson, Owen Phillips, Alec Ruble, Diana Summerville, Lauren Trippett, Trudy Vo, Josh Wallace, Andrew Webb, and Angelmaa Wempe.
Second Year Badger Scholars for 11th grade include: Baylee Bethell, Keaton Goodrum, Kristopher Hall, Angel Marciano, Drew Saunders, and Foxx Ward.
Second Year Badger Scholars for 12 grade include: Evelyn Durrett, Jalise Hayes, Kenzi Land, Cole McMillan, Destiny Walker, Kiki Youmans, and K'lee Zeagler.
Third Year Badger Scholars for 11th grade include: Elizabeth Adair, Khennedy Brunson, Jack Burnham, Jimmy Castro, Mollie Daniell, Parker Davis, Fateemah Faiq, Allie Harris, Scott Holbrook, Blanton Matthews, William Matthews, Ryan Motl, Radreka Perry, Taylor Savage, Ashlyn Taylor, Kacie Thomas, and Haley Zeiler.
Third Year Badger Scholars for 12th grade include: Mikayla Adams, Griffin Brown, Nicholas Gerber, Rachel Gierth, Macey Green, Aabrejah Hill, Christopher LeVar, Autumn Loy, and Nia Nelson.
Fourth Year Badger Scholars include: Jakaisha Arnold, Jack Bennington, Tea Burgess, Tiara Burgess, Preston Crowder, Nova Franklin, Jared Garner, Keawanna Hale, Jatasia Jenkins, Tierra McCraney, Sidney Medley, Pempho Moyo, Kierstyn Noel, Turner Pentecost, Cameron Porchia, Stephany Quintero, Emilee Roberson, LaCarol Rone Newborne, Alexis Summerford, Chandler Taylor, Kayla Thompson, Abby Turner, Dalon Turner, and Abby White.
See photos from the 2017 Badger Scholar Banquet HERE.
Arkadelphia Public Schools serves more than 2,000 students in Clark County, Arkansas, ranging from 6-weeks-old through college- and career-readiness - and is home of the Arkadelphia Promise.
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Item Name
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One size fit all (size adjustable)
Material Details
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According to some studies, the budget for disposable diapers is estimated at $50 to $80 per months. The number of cloth diapers you will need for 1 child during his first years varies from 20 to 30 depending on how often you will wash them. The only extra money you will need to spend is for hot water, electricity and detergent. Therefore you can see easily the savings you can get from using our washable nappies.
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Dear MIWP-6 members,
We are gathering feedbacks, comments and suggestion for the future versions of the Re3gistry software.
We would like to ask for your help in order to proceed with the right choices for the feature to be included in the next releases.
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Teatro Visión is proud to have an open-door policy, allowing everyone in our community an opportunity to participate in the creation of visionary Chicanx theater.
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Model Home Location: Lincolnton, NC
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Pricing shown is based on area served by the Sales Center location where model home is displayed. Pricing varies by Sales Center due to variations in state & local build specifications/requirements, labor costs, transportation costs, taxes, and what is included in price.
- Kenro® Low E, DP50 Windows with 4/1 Grids and Screens (all windows except picture window at master tub) - 5-year Limited Warranty
- Raised Panel Shutters
- Upgraded Rectangular Glass Fiberglass Front Door
- 3-Tab Shingles and 5/12 Roof Pitch
- 8' Sidewalls
- Luxury Master Bath Suite; Separate Soaker Tub, 60" Shower with Door, Linen Cabinet and Double Sink Vanity, Driftwood Oak Hardwood Cabinets and Laminate Countertop and Backsplash
- Walls and Smooth Ceiling Painted Bone White
- Hardwood 30/36" Kitchen Cabinets with Crown Moulding, Laminate Countertops with Crescent Edge and Backsplash, Pendant Lights over Bar, Gooseneck Kitchen Sink and Recessed Lighting as shown
- Laminate Floor Covering in Foyer, Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen, 16" x 16" Vinyl Tile Floor Covering in Bathrooms and Utility Room, Carpet and Pad in Bedrooms and Bedroom Closets
- Upgraded GE® Kitchen Appliance Package – Stainless Steel Smoothtop Electric Range with Designer Stainless Steel Range Hood, 20 cu. ft. Stainless Steel/Black Refrigerator and Dishwasher
- Two-Panel Interior Doors, (1) Phone Jack and 2" Mini Blinds throughout
- 7/12 Roof Pitch
- Architectural Shingles
- Patio Door in Dining Room
- Raised Bar on Kitchen Island
- Entertainment Center Shelving in Living Room
- Mosaic Tile Kitchen Backsplash
- Space Saver Microwave over Range
- Aluminum or Vinyl Posts and Rails on Porch
- Ceramic Shower in Master Bath
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|Price w/ Options without Porch
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Foundation: 4 block average height
Building Permits including Environmental Health Permit
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Porches are optional but priced in our model homes on display
Normal delivery of home to site
Crane Set of home on foundation (up to 90 Ton crane included in price)
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HVAC (electric heat pump and furnace) or self contained heat pump depending on model
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Electrical meter base and connections are included in our pricing. Mast kit is not included.
Kitchen appliances
Backfill, finish grading, and drainage
Grass seed and straw on disturbed areas - approximately 15' to 20' around home
NC Sales Tax
Warranty: 1 Year Service; 10 year Major Structural Defects
Items listed below are not included in the price, but many can be added for additional fees.Site Prep: clearing and grading
Paint - our homes come with white primer on walls and ceilings
Décor Decks/Porches (some models include porches)
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We will connect water and sewer lines to the home. Customer responsible for getting water & sewer to the home.
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Pooleys solicitors specialises in offering competitively rated legal services. Our clients are those who are looking for high-calibre legal assistance and representation at a cost effective, competitive rate. We operate in Swindon and also meet our clients by appointments in London.
Having been established since 1883, our teams are able to offer experienced, expert advice in all issues pertaining to Probate & Wills, Property and Family matters.


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I have a somewhat general question about L-Pads with fixed resistors. I am still working on my LE14A/LE85 project. I measured the relative sensitivity of the two drivers and find the LE85 about 19dB higher than the LE1`4A (no fixed L-Pad, 16 ohm variable L-Pad set @ 12 o'clock). The JBL L200B network (which I am using as a starting point) uses an L-Pad composed of 2.5 ohm series and 5 ohm parellel. This does not provide enough attenuation for my horn. In researching options, I have found two resources with different options:
I tried the L-pad as calculated in the cookbook and the attenuation seems about right, but I am wondering what advantages there might be to using the pi speaker approach (they claim increased damping of the horn) and how one might calculate values. Also I wonder that JBL uses a small series resistor and larger parellel resistor in most of their designs.
- The pi speakers article on cross-overs which was excellent http://www.pispeakers.com/Speaker_Crossover.doc shows the 'L' backwards from the JBL (which I believe is standard) version with the series resistor coming AFTER the parellel. It also tends to have a series resistor larger than the parellel one. Unfortunately, they do not give formulae to calculate values.
- Vanc Dickerson's Cookbook gives the formula for a fixed L-pad. Unless the labels of R1, R2 are swapped (which is why I refer to parellel and series rather than 1-2), the series resistor comes out much larger than the parellel one. (For 16 ohm, 16dB attenuation, the numbers are sereis= 13, parellel = 3)
Finally, pi speakers bypasses their series resistor with a small cap (which varies between 0.47 and 5 uF). Not sure how this value is calculated. The L200B accomplishes this bypass with 1 uF cap and 0.16mH coil and a fixed 5 ohm resistor. Does anyone really understand how this circuit works or how the values are calculated? I would like to add a little more high end boost (above 10k) but at this point it would be blind guessing at alternative values.
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Life is hard when your best friends move away, but it is even harder when your dad is diagnosed with cancer. Unfortunately for Jeremy, both have happened to him at the same time. He has heard that people can fight cancer; there are treatments to battle it, but this is not one of those times. As he struggles to manage a range of emotions with his sister and mother, he finds support in a new friend, Tess, and a gift from his dad – a cat named Blue. His unlikely bond with Tess provides Jeremy with an outlet through which to grieve, and Blue offers unconditional love. His story is one of sorrow, struggle and the willingness to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Multimillion-dollar CCSF bailout proposed by Sen. Mark Leno
As City College of San Francisco struggles to fix management problems and remain accredited, the school is also losing so many students that it faces a cut of at least $23 million in state funding next year if nothing is done.
So state Sen. Mark Leno, D-San Francisco, introduced a bill Monday to give City College nearly as much money over the next four years as if it weren't losing thousands of students.
"This funding will help us avoid the death spiral," City College Chancellor Art Tyler said, noting that without it, the college would have to cut more classes and continue to shrink, which would cost it even more state funding because money is allocated by the size of enrollment.
The college has lost about 5,100 full-time students taking classes for credit this spring - a 16 percent loss over last spring, when 31,299 such students were enrolled. It's also cut 147 classes for low enrollment.
The decline translates to a loss of 12 percent of its general fund, or $23 million, college officials said. "Our students haven't gone anywhere," Tyler said. "They're just sitting on the sidelines, waiting to see what happens."
Although the college's accreditation was due to be revoked in July, a judge has barred that from happening until a trial can take place. Three lawsuits have been filed against the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges by faculty, by college supporters and by the city itself.
Meanwhile, college officials have been trying to repair the many problems in hopes of remaining accredited.
Leno's bill, SB965, would let City College keep its current funding in the 2014-15 fiscal year. It would receive "no less than 95 percent" the next year, at least 90 percent the following year and at least 85 percent the next.
"It's our hope that enrollment will be back up by then," Leno said. "This will be a safety net."
In an unusual show of unity, college supporters who often disagree about how to help the school gathered in Mayor Ed Lee's office to hail the bill and to express hope that it will win the hefty two-thirds majority needed to pass in the Legislature.
"It's not about City College being popular," Lee said. "It's absolutely necessary for job skills, business, educational goals. You'll not find many people who haven't been touched by City College."
Lee, Leno and Tyler were joined by state community college officials and local school district representatives, as well as Robert Agrella - the state-appointed special trustee who replaced City College's elected Board of Trustees in July - and members of that sidelined board.
"It's no secret that the last several years have been rough for City College," said Rafael Mandelman, a trustee who has criticized the commission set to revoke City College's accreditation. "Tensions are high and tempers are short."
But, he said, "everyone agrees that City College must stay open." If the bill passes, Mandelman said, it would help City College "not just survive, but thrive."
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Read all Chronicle stories about City College's struggle to remain open and accredited: www.sfgate.com/citycollegeofsfaccreditation.
Nanette Asimov is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @NanetteAsimov


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If you have suffered serious injuries in a slip and fall case we can help. Call us today.
After slipping and falling on someone else's property, a slip-and-fall lawyer in Hamilton can help you recover the full compensation you're owed. Many of us pay little attention to the risks of slipping and falling—until it happens to us or a loved one. The average person takes approximately 8,000 to 10,000 steps every day, each of which represents a potential slip-and-fall accident.
If you have been hurt in a slip-and-fall accident in Hamilton or elsewhere in Ontario, you have rights. Matt Lalande has recovered millions of dollars for injured slip-and-fall victims over many years.
Property owners in Ontario have a responsibility to provide a safe environment free from dangerous conditions. Every business has a responsibility to provide its customers with a safe and clean environment, free of hazards. Under Occupier Liability Law in Ontario, all property owners can be held financially accountable for slip-and-fall accidents that occur on their premises.
Slip-and-falls are a serious cause of injury in both working and non-occupational environments. In many provinces, slip-and-falls are the most common cause of non-fatal injuries and hospital admissions for trauma. The consequences of a slip-and-fall can be disastrous for the human body. The most common types of injuries being osteoporotic fractures, which are classified as the following:
Slip-and-fall injuries also often lead to injuries of the neck and spine, other broken bones, traumatic head injuries, lacerations, burns, disfigurement, and sometimes even death. IF you or a loved one has suffered life changing injuries in a slip and fall accident it is important that you contact a Hamilton slip and fall lawyer today to learn your rights.
Property owners in Ontario (whom we sometimes call occupiers of a property) have a reasonable duty to keep their premises safe for visitors—but that reasonable duty is decided on a case-by-case basis.
This means keeping the property free of dangerous conditions, disrepair issues, hazards, and defects. Property owners are required by law to promote positive action and implement procedural safeguards to make their premises reasonably safe. It is called a positive responsibility: meeting that property owners need to actively promote and ensure that their premises are safe for visitors.
For example, the law imposes an affirmative duty of reasonable care on property owners to keep their parking lots safe. Allowing asphalt to fall into a state of disrepair full of potholes and divots is not promoting positive safety. It is easy for someone to roll his or her ankle in the winter, potholes and divots to freeze over, and slippery conditions to occur.
The neighbor must salt his or her driveway. A restaurant must clean its floors. A grocery store must routinely follow a plan to ensure that food is picked up off the floor. A department store must ensure that snow and ice are not carried into the store. There need to be policies and procedures to minimize the risk of potential injury to visitors and customers on any property.
When issues are not addressed in a timely matter, slip and fall accidents occur. Slip-and-fall injuries in Hamilton, Ontario, often happen in different types of residential and commercial settings:
Determining responsibility in a slip-and-fall case is not as easy as it seems. An occupier of a premise must be identified—which often requires property or corporate searches to determine the owners of a business, residence, building, structure, parking lot, or shopping mall.
The proper defendants must be put on notice. Surveillance videos as well as any pertinent physical evidence must be preserved and not disturbed or destroyed. Witnesses must be identified and interviewed, historical weather must be recorded, photographs must be taken, and contractors must be identified. Often, the notice of a personal injury lawsuit happens almost immediately, but the lawsuit itself does not happen until a full investigation is complete.
During depositions, the lawyers will often want to identify any policy and procedure manuals, charts, documentation, procedures in effect, and the like. If there was a snow removal company, for example, then it would be important to investigate the fleet size, work experience, accreditations, employees, salt chemistry, actual snow removal, mappings, maintenance logs, procedural logs, whether recordings, and contract particulars.
Once this has all been discovered and investigated, liability can be determined (i.e., did the occupier of the property take reasonable care, in an affirmative and procedural way, to protect visitors from foreseeable harm, or in the alternative, could this accident have been prevented?).
Lalande Personal Injury Lawyers has extensive experience in litigating slip-and-fall cases in Ontario. If you were a visitor on someone else's property and were hurt, whether it was your neighbour's driveway, a parking lot, a roadway, an airport, or anywhere else, and you have suffered an injury in a slip-and-fall accident, you may have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit.
Hamilton slip and fall lawyer is often asked this question, but unfortunately, it is one we cannot answer immediately. Any Hamilton slip and fall lawyer that tells you what your case is worth soon after your injury is wrong. There is absolutely no way to properly evaluate or estimate what a slip-and-fall case is worth until well into your injury claim or lawsuit.
Our Hamilton slip and fall lawyers are experienced at properly evaluating an injury, and we are dedicated to obtaining the maximum recovery of compensation for you and your family. However, we do not believe it is possible to resolve serious orthopedic cases without a full investigation and medical legal opinion. In order to help our clients recover the maximum compensation possible, we prefer to have medical experts provide a prognosis on how your injuries will affect you in the future.
Additionally, evaluating your claim or estimating what your case is worth is difficult if there is a loss of income. With many slip-and-fall cases, there is a past loss of income to be calculated from the date of the accident or injury to the settlement date. From that day until your retirement date, a future loss must be calculated. Oftentimes actuaries and accountants are hired to calculate these numbers in order to be as precise as possible.
Equally important is the calculation of your future needs, health requirements, and assistive devices if you were seriously hurt in the fall. We frequently engage the services of an occupational therapist to assist us with determining the future cost of your care. An actuary or accountant would then provide a precise calculation of the value of what you will need for your recovery and beyond, from a medical and rehabilitative perspective.
Our Hamilton slip-and-fall lawyers will present your case in a persuasive and professional way, with the appropriate medical professionals, experts, accountants, and occupational therapists. Factors that will also be important in determining your compensation will be the severity of your injury, your medical treatment, the permanency of your injury or disfigurement, the amount of your lost wages, and how much insurance coverage is available under policy limits.
Lalande Personal Injury Lawyers understands that dealing with trying to recover compensation from an insurance company in a slip-and-fall case can be a complex, confusing, and exasperating time for victims and their families. We also understand that many people have never dealt with a personal injury lawyer before.
Our Hamilton slip-and-fall lawyers make it easy. We encourage inquiries, and we will thoroughly discuss your legal options with you. There is no cost to contact our Hamilton law firm, as our consultations are free, without obligation, and confidential.
Our lawyers are flexible and can arrange a consultation at a time that is convenient for you and your family—and we are happy to answer any questions you may have. Please fill in the contact form below or call us 24/7 at 905-333-8888 or 1-833-4-LAWFIRM.
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British Airways searching for 800 Abinito pilots until 2016
The applicants are being recruited within the context of a so-called Future Pilot Programme and will be educated by the 3 British Airways partner flight schools, OAA (Oxford Aviation Academy), CTC and Jerez.
The programme offers training for Abinitio applicants, who endeavour to receive a subsidised training that is similar to that offered by Lufthansa or Swiss.
In the course of the online-application procedure, the prospective British Airways pilots already select the FTO (Flight Training Organisation) where the education is to take place. In this regard, under certain circumstances, the applicant's place of residence might also play a relevant role in the decision-making process; the two UK-based flight schools OAA and CTC are located in Oxford and Southampton, and Jerez is in Spain.
The prerequisites for being accepted to participate in the attractive FPP are, among others:
- The right to work and the right of residence for Great Britain (generally speaking, this is normally the given case for EU inhabitants)
- A good command of English, fluent both in speaking and writing
- Medical Class 1
- Age 18 to 55 years
The recruitment tests will be conducted at one of the 3 flight schools
Provided the conditions are complied with, the applicants can expect to receive an invitation to a recruitment test at one of the 3 flight schools, where a recruitment test will be conducted. Regarding the capacitive elements, it will consist of a mix between different popular test batteries for the capacitive aspects, as well as a typical pilot test assessment for the psychological elements, such as group game/teamwork and an interview.
Generally speaking, the tests last 2 days and, depending on the flight school, the tests might differ slightly.
The final interview will be conducted at British Airways in London
Following the recruitment tests and a positive assessment, the flight school will forward a recommendation to the "British Airways Recruiting Centre" at London's Heathrow airport; there the final interview will be conducted prior to the start of training.
3 days of intensive preparation at ATTC® in cooperation with SkyTest®
The complete recruitment test can be trained at ATTC® at the locations in Frankfurt and London. This targeted training lasts 3 days and is carried out in cooperation with SkyTest®. Already prior to the start of the seminar the very latest training software for the capacitive elements of the procedure will be available in the form of a download. In the course of the 3-day seminar phase, at one of the ATTC locations and subsequent to an ability assessment, an individual training plan with personal targeted performance values will be generated.
A key focal point during the presence phase will be the psychological aspects of the recruitment process. The training plan comprises targeted preparation of all group games as well as the interview. As is customary at ATTC®, the option of repeating all training contents free of charge is given, provided this is done within the framework of the respective repeater weeks.
The costs for preparing for the entire procedure amount to € 990.--.
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Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions on the Future Pilot Programme of British Airways. We would be happy to provide personal assistance; you can reach us from Mondays to Fridays during the normal business hours at +44 20 3286 7744.
"To fail to prepare is to prepare to fail!" (Benjamin Franklin)
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