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A homicide is the killing of one human being by another. Homicides are one of the most serious criminal offenses and require highly experienced attorneys for defense. If you or a loved one is facing a homicide charge, such as vehicular homicide, you know that the penalties could include a life sentence. Our Jersey City homicide lawyers are experienced in murder cases and have represented numerous defendants in complex and serious cases including vehicular homicide and attempted murder.
In Hudson County, a homicide charge could land you or your loved one in jail for life. Call a Jersey City defense lawyer as soon as possible. Do not risk the serious penalties associated with a homicide conviction by waiting to get a good attorney. From the moment you are suspected of any type of homicide such as manslaughter or vehicular homicide, our Jersey City criminal defense attorneys will begin working with you to create your most compelling and effective defense. Our lawyers will protect you during any investigations and work hard to challenge any evidence presented against you.
Our attorneys are aggressive and effective Hudson County jury trial lawyers that will thoroughly investigate and prepare to present the most compelling defense in your case, including false identification, self-defense, and other innovative defenses.
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a homicide is the killing of one human being by another. homicides are one of the most serious criminal offenses and require highly experienced attorneys for defense. if you or a loved one is facing a homicide charge, such as vehicular homicide, you know that the penalties could include a life sentence. our jersey city homicide lawyers are experienced in murder cases and have represented numerous defendants in complex and serious cases including vehicular homicide and attempted murder.
in hudson county, a homicide charge could land you or your loved one in jail for life. call a jersey city defense lawyer as soon as possible. do not risk the serious penalties associated with a homicide conviction by waiting to get a good attorney. from the moment you are suspected of any type of homicide such as manslaughter or vehicular homicide, our jersey city criminal defense attorneys will begin working with you to create your most compelling and effective defense. our lawyers will protect you during any investigations and work hard to challenge any evidence presented against you.
our attorneys are aggressive and effective hudson county jury trial lawyers that will thoroughly investigate and prepare to present the most compelling defense in your case, including false identification, self-defense, and other innovative defenses.
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Over the past 30 years, our family owned collision repair business has established itself as one of the premier collision repair shops for Arizona. Our stellar reputation has been built with each collision repair. No one takes more pride or puts more effort into their work than we do. No one. Our highly-trained collision technicians are experts in the fleet collision repair industry.
Orlando Auto Body offers a range of auto body repair services to vehicle owners in the Mesa & Phoenix area. Orlando will help you with everything involving your auto collision repair including insurance claim assistance.
How long does a fleet collision repair take?
Repairing your car to pre-loss condition is our #1 objective. Depending on the severity and amount of damage, the time require to repair your car varies dramatically. We suggest to contact us for a free estimate to determine the length of time to repair your car the correct way. Many of our clients qualify for our Fast Track Repair Program.

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over the past 30 years, our family owned collision repair business has established itself as one of the premier collision repair shops for arizona. our stellar reputation has been built with each collision repair. no one takes more pride or puts more effort into their work than we do. no one. our highly-trained collision technicians are experts in the fleet collision repair industry.
orlando auto body offers a range of auto body repair services to vehicle owners in the mesa & phoenix area. orlando will help you with everything involving your auto collision repair including insurance claim assistance.
how long does a fleet collision repair take?
repairing your car to pre-loss condition is our #1 objective. depending on the severity and amount of damage, the time require to repair your car varies dramatically. we suggest to contact us for a free estimate to determine the length of time to repair your car the correct way. many of our clients qualify for our fast track repair program.


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From front porch railings to unique deck railings and wheelchair access ramps, Heritage Design offers several different styles of high quality rail products. Glass railings help to preserve a beautiful view, and custom frosted glass railing creates privacy with a modern flare. Vinyl and aluminum railings eliminate the need for repainting and add safety and security with engineered systems designed for use in Ontario. Find out which railing style works for your home.

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railings...hard to picket just one.
from front porch railings to unique deck railings and wheelchair access ramps, heritage design offers several different styles of high quality rail products. glass railings help to preserve a beautiful view, and custom frosted glass railing creates privacy with a modern flare. vinyl and aluminum railings eliminate the need for repainting and add safety and security with engineered systems designed for use in ontario. find out which railing style works for your home.


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Green Medford: Give a big cheer for Climate Summer!
Give a big cheer for Climate Summer!
The six Climate Summer members from the Massachusetts team should be arriving in Medford sometime tomorrow (Monday). They will be riding in from Waltham. Please give them a rousing welcome!
They will be staying at Wesley United Methodist Church on Winthrop Street, where we will also hold the Green Medford meeting on Tuesday at 7 pm. Please come and meet them, and contribute your unique ideas for a greener Medford.
o Bike Fest at the Medford Farmers Market, Thursday, July 19th from 3-7 pm, Riverside Ave behind City Hall. The Bike Fest will include free tuneups, kids’ activities, test rides of electric bikes from Smooth Scooters, a raffle for a new bike helmet from Medford Saving Lives, as well as donations of used bikes and equipment to low-income individuals who need them though an organization called ROLL IT FORWARD. Bring your bike, your kids, your buddies, and your shopping bags to the Farmers Market and Bike Fest for a great event.
o Outreach for Walk-Ride Days: The team will recruit businesses to join the growing Medford Walk-Ride Days program, which is designed to get people out of cars and onto the streets. Celebrated on the last Friday of each month, Walk-Ride Day businesses offer special incentives to people who ride a bike, walk, or take a bus. Find all the participating businesses and their offers here: http://gogreenstreets.org/city/medford-ma.
o Pulling invasive water chestnuts from the Mystic River. The Mystic River Watershed Association is sponsoring a small team of boats on July 17th. The riders will get off their bikes and onto the water for a few hours of effort on behalf of our river.
o Making a film about sustainability and curbing our addiction to fossil fuels: Climate Summer members will be interviewing members of the Medford community for this video. Want to be on camera? Just look for the distinctive group of bikers with video cameras around Medford all week.

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green medford: give a big cheer for climate summer!
give a big cheer for climate summer!
the six climate summer members from the massachusetts team should be arriving in medford sometime tomorrow (monday). they will be riding in from waltham. please give them a rousing welcome!
they will be staying at wesley united methodist church on winthrop street, where we will also hold the green medford meeting on tuesday at 7 pm. please come and meet them, and contribute your unique ideas for a greener medford.
o bike fest at the medford farmers market, thursday, july 19th from 3-7 pm, riverside ave behind city hall. the bike fest will include free tuneups, kids’ activities, test rides of electric bikes from smooth scooters, a raffle for a new bike helmet from medford saving lives, as well as donations of used bikes and equipment to low-income individuals who need them though an organization called roll it forward. bring your bike, your kids, your buddies, and your shopping bags to the farmers market and bike fest for a great event.
o outreach for walk-ride days: the team will recruit businesses to join the growing medford walk-ride days program, which is designed to get people out of cars and onto the streets. celebrated on the last friday of each month, walk-ride day businesses offer special incentives to people who ride a bike, walk, or take a bus. find all the participating businesses and their offers here: http://gogreenstreets.org/city/medford-ma.
o pulling invasive water chestnuts from the mystic river. the mystic river watershed association is sponsoring a small team of boats on july 17th. the riders will get off their bikes and onto the water for a few hours of effort on behalf of our river.
o making a film about sustainability and curbing our addiction to fossil fuels: climate summer members will be interviewing members of the medford community for this video. want to be on camera? just look for the distinctive group of bikers with video cameras around medford all week.


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are you in need of concrete services?
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Sorry picture is a little blurry...This after re-potting and letting it grow.
This is after wiring a few main branches.
This is yesterday getting it ready for the Santa Cruz Fair...in the future i will carve out the old deadwood in the back.

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sorry picture is a little blurry...this after re-potting and letting it grow.
this is after wiring a few main branches.
this is yesterday getting it ready for the santa cruz fair...in the future i will carve out the old deadwood in the back.


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ellie be: storyteller + photographer : hello. hi. welcome back.
I stepped off of the plane and into the Atlanta airport and immediately thought, "What the heck America, why are you so WARM."
My summer was amazingly beautiful. I spent it all at an orphanage in Guatemala and had some of the richest and most wonderful experiences I have ever had. I met precious children, spent a lot of time with my spectacular team, and was immersed in the gracious love of God. There are so many stories that I could type out and tons upon tons of pictures I could share, but I think the one thing that I want to get across is that my summer was worth it. If any of you are thinking of doing a short-term missions trip, do it. Every ounce of your body will become tired. You will be mentally exhausted at times. BUT. But. You will meet wonderful people. You will be stretched and challenged in a way that you might never have thought possible. You will be blessed beyond measure. God works in mighty ways when you follow His call for you and your life.
I can't wait to get back into "scheduled programming," which sounds like I'm a TV announcer but what ever. Thank you all for sticking around and I hope your summer was amazing. What were up to?
yay yay yay yay! i'm glad you're back :) it's so great that you had an awesome time. mission trips are just the best.
Sounds and looks like a great trip! Welcome back!
so glad you're back! Looks like you had an amazing time.
so, so, so glad you're back. your updates were amazingly awesome.
sounds like you had a great time and the Lord worked in amazing ways! I had an opportunity to go on a missions trip this summer and it's just amazing how God works in each person's life individually and to the people around you! Getting back into the everyday things can be weird after a mission trip! haha! love the pictures!

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ellie be: storyteller + photographer : hello. hi. welcome back.
i stepped off of the plane and into the atlanta airport and immediately thought, "what the heck america, why are you so warm."
my summer was amazingly beautiful. i spent it all at an orphanage in guatemala and had some of the richest and most wonderful experiences i have ever had. i met precious children, spent a lot of time with my spectacular team, and was immersed in the gracious love of god. there are so many stories that i could type out and tons upon tons of pictures i could share, but i think the one thing that i want to get across is that my summer was worth it. if any of you are thinking of doing a short-term missions trip, do it. every ounce of your body will become tired. you will be mentally exhausted at times. but. but. you will meet wonderful people. you will be stretched and challenged in a way that you might never have thought possible. you will be blessed beyond measure. god works in mighty ways when you follow his call for you and your life.
i can't wait to get back into "scheduled programming," which sounds like i'm a tv announcer but what ever. thank you all for sticking around and i hope your summer was amazing. what were up to?
yay yay yay yay! i'm glad you're back :) it's so great that you had an awesome time. mission trips are just the best.
sounds and looks like a great trip! welcome back!
so glad you're back! looks like you had an amazing time.
so, so, so glad you're back. your updates were amazingly awesome.
sounds like you had a great time and the lord worked in amazing ways! i had an opportunity to go on a missions trip this summer and it's just amazing how god works in each person's life individually and to the people around you! getting back into the everyday things can be weird after a mission trip! haha! love the pictures!


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Postal voters are being asked to renew their postal or proxy vote signature as Corby Council conducts its annual postal vote refresh.
As part of important security measures all postal and proxy voters must provide a fresh signature specimen every five years.
Everyone who is required to submit a fresh signature will receive a new application form through the post and will have until Monday, March 4, 2019 to return it in the pre-paid envelope provided.
If the application is not received by that date, their postal/proxy vote arrangement will be cancelled and they will have to re-apply or vote in person at a polling station.
There is also an option to tell the council that a postal/proxy vote is no longer required.
More than 8,000 people currently hold an absent vote and about 1,126 of those will be written to in order to provide a fresh signature.
Corby Council will send a reminder application form to everyone who does not reply by February 4 and cancellation notices will be sent out on March 11 to those people who have not responded at all.
This does not prevent voters from requesting a postal vote in future; they will simply need to reapply for a postal/proxy vote.

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postal voters are being asked to renew their postal or proxy vote signature as corby council conducts its annual postal vote refresh.
as part of important security measures all postal and proxy voters must provide a fresh signature specimen every five years.
everyone who is required to submit a fresh signature will receive a new application form through the post and will have until monday, march 4, 2019 to return it in the pre-paid envelope provided.
if the application is not received by that date, their postal/proxy vote arrangement will be cancelled and they will have to re-apply or vote in person at a polling station.
there is also an option to tell the council that a postal/proxy vote is no longer required.
more than 8,000 people currently hold an absent vote and about 1,126 of those will be written to in order to provide a fresh signature.
corby council will send a reminder application form to everyone who does not reply by february 4 and cancellation notices will be sent out on march 11 to those people who have not responded at all.
this does not prevent voters from requesting a postal vote in future; they will simply need to reapply for a postal/proxy vote.


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BOYS' VOLLEYBALL Flintridge Prep 3, Glendale 1: The host Rebels received 19 kills, 13 digs and six aces from Dante Fregoso en route to a 25-10, 25-17, 26-28, 25-13 nonleague win Monday. Aldridge Khin added 38 assists, Trip Westmoreland had 13 kills and Zach Picker collected 16 digs for the Rebels (9-4). Glendale fell to 3-7. SOFTBALL Hart 4, Crescenta Valley 3: Crescenta Valley (5-5) fell Saturday in a Woodbridge Tournament game. Earlier Saturday in a tournament contest, Crescenta Valley dropped a 6-0 decision to Fountain Valley.
Margaret Hardeman---- August 13 th , 1925 to January 15 th , 2011 Margaret Hardeman was born on August 13 th , 1925 in Los Angeles, California to Anthony and Angelina Fido. Margaret attended Burbank High School and then worked for Owl Drugstore and Bakery Lane in Burbank. Margaret married Benjamin Hardeman on September 26 th , 1943 in Burbank, California. Margaret and Ben had two children, James and Judy, who they raised in Burbank. Margaret enjoyed spending time with her family which included four grandchildren and four great-grandchilden.
Capts. Rio and Rachel Ray have only been leading the Salvation Army Glendale Corps for less than a year, but have already proven that they will continue to uphold the Glendale Corps’ reputation for actively fulfilling the needs of the community. “What I really appreciate about Rio and Rachel is their humility and serving heart,” said Rick White, the Glendale Corps’ director of social services and volunteer coordinator. “Even though they haven’t been here a year yet, they love the community.
GLENDALE — The following are odds and ends from the area sports scene. EIGHT LOCALS IN ALL-STAR GAME No less than eight area football players have been selected to play in Friday’s Hall of Fame All-Star football game at Bassett High in La Puente. The Crescenta Valley High trio of center Tanner Farwell , linebacker Parker Haleen and receiver Clay Sierra will be on the West Team, along with the Glendale trio of receiver Zane Archer , linebacker Mario Cruz and lineman Arshak Abramyan . St. Francis defensive back Kyle Morgan and guard Dan Scheper are also members of the squad.
NORTHWEST GLENDALE — A 48-year-old Fountain Valley man was struck and killed on the Ventura (134) Freeway early Tuesday morning after he pulled over, got out of his car and tried to help people involved in a previous crash, authorities said. The fatal accident, which is still under investigation, occurred at about 1 a.m. on the eastbound Ventura Freeway just west of Pacific Avenue when 26-year-old Sara Kacee swerved at a high rate of speed to miss the first wreck, which was blocking the No. 1 and 2 lanes, and hit Kirk Dowling as he walked along the sound wall to offer his assistance, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The following are odds and ends from the local sports scene. MARTIN HOLDS HIS OWN James Martin , a 2006 Crescenta Valley High graduate and Falcons standout in the pool, held his own this weekend in Mission Viejo at the 2007 TYR Swim Meet of Champions. Swimming the backstroke and representing the Trojans Swim Club, the current USC student took 11th and 14th in the 200-meter backstroke and the 100 backstroke, respectively. On Friday, Martin took 15th in the 200 prelims, finishing in 2 minutes 10.40 seconds.
GLENDALE ? The largest annual junior tennis tournament in the United States is taking place in Fountain Valley and some of the area's best young talent made the trip to compete. Players from all over the Los Angeles area, including Glendale, La Cañada and La Crescenta, are playing in the 105th Annual Southern California Jr. Sectional Championship. Play began on Saturday and will continue on through the upcoming week into the following weekend. Of the local junior players who have competed thus far, four have come out victorious in at least one match.

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boys' volleyball flintridge prep 3, glendale 1: the host rebels received 19 kills, 13 digs and six aces from dante fregoso en route to a 25-10, 25-17, 26-28, 25-13 nonleague win monday. aldridge khin added 38 assists, trip westmoreland had 13 kills and zach picker collected 16 digs for the rebels (9-4). glendale fell to 3-7. softball hart 4, crescenta valley 3: crescenta valley (5-5) fell saturday in a woodbridge tournament game. earlier saturday in a tournament contest, crescenta valley dropped a 6-0 decision to fountain valley.
margaret hardeman---- august 13 th , 1925 to january 15 th , 2011 margaret hardeman was born on august 13 th , 1925 in los angeles, california to anthony and angelina fido. margaret attended burbank high school and then worked for owl drugstore and bakery lane in burbank. margaret married benjamin hardeman on september 26 th , 1943 in burbank, california. margaret and ben had two children, james and judy, who they raised in burbank. margaret enjoyed spending time with her family which included four grandchildren and four great-grandchilden.
capts. rio and rachel ray have only been leading the salvation army glendale corps for less than a year, but have already proven that they will continue to uphold the glendale corps’ reputation for actively fulfilling the needs of the community. “what i really appreciate about rio and rachel is their humility and serving heart,” said rick white, the glendale corps’ director of social services and volunteer coordinator. “even though they haven’t been here a year yet, they love the community.
glendale — the following are odds and ends from the area sports scene. eight locals in all-star game no less than eight area football players have been selected to play in friday’s hall of fame all-star football game at bassett high in la puente. the crescenta valley high trio of center tanner farwell , linebacker parker haleen and receiver clay sierra will be on the west team, along with the glendale trio of receiver zane archer , linebacker mario cruz and lineman arshak abramyan . st. francis defensive back kyle morgan and guard dan scheper are also members of the squad.
northwest glendale — a 48-year-old fountain valley man was struck and killed on the ventura (134) freeway early tuesday morning after he pulled over, got out of his car and tried to help people involved in a previous crash, authorities said. the fatal accident, which is still under investigation, occurred at about 1 a.m. on the eastbound ventura freeway just west of pacific avenue when 26-year-old sara kacee swerved at a high rate of speed to miss the first wreck, which was blocking the no. 1 and 2 lanes, and hit kirk dowling as he walked along the sound wall to offer his assistance, according to the california highway patrol.
the following are odds and ends from the local sports scene. martin holds his own james martin , a 2006 crescenta valley high graduate and falcons standout in the pool, held his own this weekend in mission viejo at the 2007 tyr swim meet of champions. swimming the backstroke and representing the trojans swim club, the current usc student took 11th and 14th in the 200-meter backstroke and the 100 backstroke, respectively. on friday, martin took 15th in the 200 prelims, finishing in 2 minutes 10.40 seconds.
glendale ? the largest annual junior tennis tournament in the united states is taking place in fountain valley and some of the area's best young talent made the trip to compete. players from all over the los angeles area, including glendale, la cañada and la crescenta, are playing in the 105th annual southern california jr. sectional championship. play began on saturday and will continue on through the upcoming week into the following weekend. of the local junior players who have competed thus far, four have come out victorious in at least one match.


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New York Outrigger is proud to announce Kialoa as a Krevey Sponsor for the 2016 Hawaiian Airlines Liberty Challenge.
First Place crews in the Unlimited Division will receive a Kialoa paddle for each crew member! (excludes Mixed Race).
Born on the island of Oahu in 1991, KIALOA Paddles grew out of founder and designer Dave Chun’s love for the modern-day sport of outrigger canoe racing. Driven by the need for performance equipment and a desire to build the best paddles in the world Dave started crafting wooden paddles in a makeshift shop on his parent’s lanai.
Though KIALOA’s product line has expanded to include the categories of Stand Up Paddling, Dragon Boating, Canoeing, and Kayaking, the company still holds true to its roots and core values of Po’okela (excellence), Laulima (teamwork), and Mālama (stewardship) which are steeped in the tradition of outrigger paddling.

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new york outrigger is proud to announce kialoa as a krevey sponsor for the 2016 hawaiian airlines liberty challenge.
first place crews in the unlimited division will receive a kialoa paddle for each crew member! (excludes mixed race).
born on the island of oahu in 1991, kialoa paddles grew out of founder and designer dave chun’s love for the modern-day sport of outrigger canoe racing. driven by the need for performance equipment and a desire to build the best paddles in the world dave started crafting wooden paddles in a makeshift shop on his parent’s lanai.
though kialoa’s product line has expanded to include the categories of stand up paddling, dragon boating, canoeing, and kayaking, the company still holds true to its roots and core values of po’okela (excellence), laulima (teamwork), and mālama (stewardship) which are steeped in the tradition of outrigger paddling.


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basement contractor crew will be here for your requirements regarding basement contractors in colwell, ia. you need the most innovative technologies in the industry, and our group of trained contractors can provide just that. our materials are of the highest quality and we understand how to help save you cash. we are going to help you make decisions for the work, address your concerns, and arrange a meeting with our professionals whenever you call us at 888-500-1686.
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In these terms and conditions, the following words shall have the following meanings: “buyer”: individual, firm, company or other party from whom an order to supply goods or services is received; or who otherwise is the purchaser of goods or services from the company. “seller”: individual, firm, company or other party to whom an order to supply goods or services is given by the company; or who otherwise is the seller of goods or services to the company. “company”: Millside Heating Services Limited. “conditions”: the standard terms and conditions of sale set out herein, together with any additional terms and conditions that may be agreed between the company and the buyer. “contract”: a contract for the supply of goods by the company to the buyer. “goods”: products, kits, systems or services supplied or sold by the company. “order”: any oral or written order, including by email or web site, placed by the buyer with the company for the supply of goods. Words importing the singular number shall include the plural and vice-versa, words importing one gender shall include all genders, and words importing persons shall include corporate bodies, unincorporated associations and partnerships.
2.1 These conditions are incorporated into the contract and contain the entire obligations between the company and the buyer. All orders are accepted and goods supplied under these conditions alone.
2.2 Any other terms and conditions which a buyer might seek to impose are excluded, even if they are contained in a later document and/or purport to exclude or supersede any terms or conditions inconsistent with them and/or may be contained in any offer acceptance or counter offer made by the buyer. These conditions apply to all contracts between the company and the buyer unless and until the company notifies the buyer of any change to them.
2.3 No variation of these conditions is permitted unless expressly agreed in writing by a director of the company.
2.4 If at any time any part of these conditions is found to be invalid, illegal, void or unenforceable in any respect under any law, then such part shall be severable from the remaining provisions of these conditions, and the validity and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall not in any way be affected or impaired thereby.
2.5 No order shall be binding on the company unless and until it has been acknowledged by the company either in writing or by delivering the goods to the buyer pursuant to the order. Any acknowledgement by the company of an order is subject to availability of the relevant goods.
2.6 All oral orders by commercial customers must be confirmed to the company in writing by an official Purchase Order or Works Order. Otherwise, for Domestic customers, the company reserve the right to request written confirmation of all orders in any such circumstances as the company shall see fit.
2.7 All orders shall be subject to a minimum invoice value of £50 plus VAT, except for orders placed on the company website which shall have a minimum £5 order value.
2.8 The company reserves the right to refuse to accept any order without giving any reason.
3.1 Where goods are ordered by the buyer, which the company deems to be “special” by virtue of the quantity or specification, then no cancellation by the buyer is permitted unless expressly agreed by the company. The buyer will be liable for the full price of any such goods.
3.2 If the company agrees to take back in to stock any goods correctly supplied to the buyer, the company reserves the right to apply a re-stocking charge of 10% of invoice or merchant/manufacturer’s terms which ever be the greater.
3.3 In the event of an agreed cancellation by the buyer, the buyer will indemnify the company fully against all expenses incurred by the company in connection with the order and its cancellation.
the company reasonably apprehends that any of the events mentioned above is about to occur in relation to the buyer and notifies the buyer accordingly.
3.5 The company’s rights contained in condition 7 shall continue beyond the discharge of the parties’ primary obligations under the contract consequent upon its termination.
3.6 The termination of the contract for whatever reason will be without prejudice to the rights and liabilities of either party accrued prior to termination.
4.1 Notwithstanding any quote given by the company, the price for the goods shall unless otherwise agreed be that prevailing at the date of delivery to the buyer.
4.2 Without prejudice to condition 4.1, the company may adjust the price of the goods at any time to reflect a variation in the cost to the company of supplying them caused by any circumstances beyond the company’s control. The company’s written certificate of such circumstances and variation shall be conclusive evidence of those matters.
4.3 Unless otherwise stated all prices quoted are exclusive of Value Added Tax and delivery charges, which shall be charged to the buyer.
4.4 Orders placed on the company website for less than £45 excluding VAT shall be subject to an additional charge equal to the full cost of delivery.
4.5 All quotes are given “errors and omissions excepted”, expire after 30 days if no other expiry date is expressed, and are subject to these conditions.
4.6 The company reserves the right to vary the specification of its goods or withdraw them from offer without notice.
5.1 Unless otherwise agreed with the company at the time of placing its order, the buyer shall make 50% payment for the goods with its order. Final payment shall be made within 7 days of completion of works and date of official company invoice. Any variance from these terms of payment shall not be effective unless it has been agreed in writing by a manager or director of the company, prior to the delivery of the goods.
5.2 The company reserves the right to charge interest at 5% above the base rate for the time being of Barclays Bank plc on all overdue invoices. Interest will accrue on a day to day basis from the due date for payment until full payment has been made.
5.3 The buyer shall forthwith on demand by the company reimburse to it any bank charges incurred or suffered by the company as a result of any cheque given by the buyer failing to be met on presentation.
5.4 The buyer shall not be entitled to withhold payment of any amount due to the company by reason of any claim by the buyer against the company or any third party in connection with the contract.
5.5 Without prejudice to condition 5.4, all legal and equitable rights of set-off that the buyer may otherwise have against the company are excluded.
5.6 Any discount or retrospective bonus granted by the company to the buyer is discretionary and may be withdrawn at any time at the company’s option and is in any event subject to payment by the buyer in accordance with these conditions.
5.7 The company reserves the right to terminate any credit arrangements at any time without giving any reason.
5.8 The company reserves the right to impose special credit conditions or demand security for payment before continuing with or delivering any order.
6.1 All goods shall be delivered to the buyer’s invoice address or to an alternative address specified on the buyer’s order unless the buyer arranges to collect them at a time agreed by the company.
6.2 All delivery times offered by the company shall be treated as best estimates. The time for performance of the contract by the company shall not be of the essence of the contract. The company’s failure to so deliver and/or provide the goods by the due date(s) shall not constitute a breach of contract. The company shall not be liable for any loss whatsoever or howsoever arising caused by non-compliance with advised delivery schedules.
6.3 Normal delivery schedule for any order will be within 7 to 10 working days from date of confirmed order, subject to manufacturer’s delivery schedule and external factors such as weather and circumstances in condition 14.
6.4 Where goods are delivered by instalments each instalment shall be deemed to be sold under a separate contract and no default in respect of any one instalment shall affect due performance of the contract as regards other instalments.
6.5 Any damages or loss of goods in transit must be reported to the company within 48 hours of delivery. Proof of Delivery supplied by a third part courier will be sufficient proof that the goods were delivered.
7.2 Title in the goods shall not pass to the buyer until payment has been received by the company for the goods and no other amounts are then outstanding from the buyer to the company in respect of other goods supplied by the company.
7.3 The company authorises the buyer to use or to agree to sell goods delivered to the buyer subject to the provisions of condition 7.4.
7.4.1 The buyer will hold the goods as fiduciary agent and bailee for the company.
7.4.2 The goods shall be kept separate and distinct from all other property of the buyer and of third parties and in good and substantial repair and condition.
becomes bankrupt or insolvent or enters into any arrangements with creditors or takes or suffers any similar action in consequence of debts or carries out or undergoes any analogous act or proceedings under foreign law.
7.4.5 Upon determination of the buyer’s authority to sell and use the goods the buyer shall place them at the disposal of the company. The company shall be entitled to enter the premises of the buyer for the purpose of removing them, using such force as is reasonably necessary for such purpose.
The responsibilities, liabilities and rights of the company and the buyer with respect to any claim of damage or discrepancy/shortage in respect of any delivery of goods, are contained within the separate Delivery, Damage & Discrepancy policy document.
9.1 The company warrants that it has title to and the unencumbered right to sell the goods.
9.2 It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure that the goods are suitable for the purpose to which they are intended to be used. If the buyer is unsure as to the suitability of any goods for a particular purpose the buyer should consult the company prior to purchase.
9.3 Even if the buyer has consulted the company about the intended use of the goods, no representation or warranty is given as to the suitability or fitness of the goods for any particular purpose. The buyer shall bear the entire responsibility therefor.
10.1 The company is only liable for defects caused by faulty design, manufacture, materials or workmanship of goods supplied by the company.
10.2 In respect of goods not designed or manufactured by the company, the company only gives such guaranty or warranty to the buyer as the company itself receives.
defects arising in the course of storage or handling of the products after delivery to the buyer or its agent.
10.4 Nothing in these conditions excludes or limits the liability of the company for death or personal injury caused by the company’s beach of duty.
10.5 Liability for fraudulent misrepresentation on the part of the company is not excluded or limited.
10.6 Save as set out above, the company shall not be liable to the buyer for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage (whether for loss of profit, loss of business, depletion of goodwill or otherwise), costs, expenses, or other claims for consequential compensation whatsoever (however caused) which arise out of or in connection with the contract or the relationship between the parties.
10.7 If, notwithstanding the other provisions of these conditions, the company is found liable for any loss or damage suffered by the buyer, the company’s total liability in contract, tort (including negligence or breach of statutory duty), misrepresentation or otherwise arising in connection with the performance or contemplated performance of the contract shall be limited to the price of the goods paid by the buyer to the company.
10.8 Where the goods are sold under a consumer sale (as defined by the Sale of Goods Act 1979) the statutory rights of the buyer are not affected by these conditions.
Goods – subject to manufacturer’s terms and limits. In the event of goods sold via the company web site there is a 7 day “No Quibble” Guaranty of full refund.
Workmanship – All work carried out by the company shall be subject to 24 months warranty.
Any original component part replaced under warranty shall itself have a 12 month warranty. Such new warranty shall apply to the replacement part only and shall not extend the warranty period of the original appliance beyond its previously stated time period.
If an original component part is replaced under warranty and that replacement part then fails under its own warranty, as above; the part shall be supplied Free Of Charge but the labour cost of replacement shall be fully chargeable.
The company’s determination on any matter thus arising shall be final.
11.2 All warranty and guaranty provisions shall be invalid, in the event of the company not having received full payment for any and all goods supplied. This shall apply even if the buyer’s customer has paid the buyer for the goods, if the buyer has not made full payment to the company.
12.1 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the company will be the sole owner of all inventions, designs or other similar items and the copyright in all documents and drawings made or produced by it in preparing a quotation for the buyer or in the course of work on any contract with the buyer.
12.2 The buyer agrees to preserve the IPR of the company at all times and to ensure that no contract for supply of goods involves loss of IPR by the company unless expressly offered as part of the contract by the company. IPR shall include any patent, trade mark, registered design, know-how, confidential information, trade secrets or copyright.
13.1 The buyer shall indemnify the company fully and keep it indemnified at all times from and against all claims made against the company by a third party in respect of the goods supplied by the company after their delivery to the buyer.
14.1 The company shall not be liable for any failure to deliver the goods arising from circumstances outside the company’s control. During any period in which such circumstances subsist the company’s obligations shall be suspended.
14.2 Non-exhaustive illustrations of the circumstances that are covered in condition 14.1 are; Act of God, war, riot, explosion, abnormal weather conditions, fire, flood, strikes, lockouts, Government action or regulations (UK or otherwise), delay by suppliers, accidents and shortage of materials, labour or manufacturing facilities.
14.3 Should the company be prevented from delivering the goods according to conditions 14.1 and 14.2, it shall give the buyer notice of this fact as soon as practicable, and in writing if possible.
14.4 If the circumstances preventing delivery are still continuing three months after the buyer receives the company’s notice, then either party may give written notice to the other cancelling the contract.
14.5 If the contract is cancelled under condition 14.4, the company will refund any payment which the buyer has already made on account of the price (subject to deduction of any amount the company is entitled to recover from the buyer) but the company will not be liable to compensate the buyer for any further loss or damage caused by failure to deliver.
15.1 Any figures, statements, descriptions, illustrations, photographs, drawings, or any other matters contained in the company’s or any other brochures, price lists or advertising literature are not guaranteed to be accurate and are intended merely to represent a general picture of the company’s or any other goods and shall not form part of the contract nor be regarded as a warranty or representation relating to the goods.
15.2 Due to the company policy of continual improvement it reserves the right to vary the specification, details, prices or availability of goods at any time.
Any notice to be given according to these Terms and Conditions shall be in writing wherever possible, or alternatively by fax or email or orally. Notice shall be deemed to have been duly given if sent or delivered to the buyer or other relevant party concerned at its specified address or such address as the buyer or other such party may from time to time notify to the company. It shall be deemed to have been served; if sent by post, on the third business day after posting, or if by fax, email or orally at the time of on the first business day after successful transmission. Notice shall be validly given if it has actually been received by any means.
These conditions and any such contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England, and the company and buyer hereby agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

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this web site is owned and operated by millside heating services limited whose staff are dedicated to making your experience of buying heat and energy products worthwhile. if you have any suggestions or comments on how we can improve our service, or if you need to contact us, please email us: sales@millsideheating.co.uk or use the details below.
in these terms and conditions, the following words shall have the following meanings: “buyer”: individual, firm, company or other party from whom an order to supply goods or services is received; or who otherwise is the purchaser of goods or services from the company. “seller”: individual, firm, company or other party to whom an order to supply goods or services is given by the company; or who otherwise is the seller of goods or services to the company. “company”: millside heating services limited. “conditions”: the standard terms and conditions of sale set out herein, together with any additional terms and conditions that may be agreed between the company and the buyer. “contract”: a contract for the supply of goods by the company to the buyer. “goods”: products, kits, systems or services supplied or sold by the company. “order”: any oral or written order, including by email or web site, placed by the buyer with the company for the supply of goods. words importing the singular number shall include the plural and vice-versa, words importing one gender shall include all genders, and words importing persons shall include corporate bodies, unincorporated associations and partnerships.
2.1 these conditions are incorporated into the contract and contain the entire obligations between the company and the buyer. all orders are accepted and goods supplied under these conditions alone.
2.2 any other terms and conditions which a buyer might seek to impose are excluded, even if they are contained in a later document and/or purport to exclude or supersede any terms or conditions inconsistent with them and/or may be contained in any offer acceptance or counter offer made by the buyer. these conditions apply to all contracts between the company and the buyer unless and until the company notifies the buyer of any change to them.
2.3 no variation of these conditions is permitted unless expressly agreed in writing by a director of the company.
2.4 if at any time any part of these conditions is found to be invalid, illegal, void or unenforceable in any respect under any law, then such part shall be severable from the remaining provisions of these conditions, and the validity and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall not in any way be affected or impaired thereby.
2.5 no order shall be binding on the company unless and until it has been acknowledged by the company either in writing or by delivering the goods to the buyer pursuant to the order. any acknowledgement by the company of an order is subject to availability of the relevant goods.
2.6 all oral orders by commercial customers must be confirmed to the company in writing by an official purchase order or works order. otherwise, for domestic customers, the company reserve the right to request written confirmation of all orders in any such circumstances as the company shall see fit.
2.7 all orders shall be subject to a minimum invoice value of £50 plus vat, except for orders placed on the company website which shall have a minimum £5 order value.
2.8 the company reserves the right to refuse to accept any order without giving any reason.
3.1 where goods are ordered by the buyer, which the company deems to be “special” by virtue of the quantity or specification, then no cancellation by the buyer is permitted unless expressly agreed by the company. the buyer will be liable for the full price of any such goods.
3.2 if the company agrees to take back in to stock any goods correctly supplied to the buyer, the company reserves the right to apply a re-stocking charge of 10% of invoice or merchant/manufacturer’s terms which ever be the greater.
3.3 in the event of an agreed cancellation by the buyer, the buyer will indemnify the company fully against all expenses incurred by the company in connection with the order and its cancellation.
the company reasonably apprehends that any of the events mentioned above is about to occur in relation to the buyer and notifies the buyer accordingly.
3.5 the company’s rights contained in condition 7 shall continue beyond the discharge of the parties’ primary obligations under the contract consequent upon its termination.
3.6 the termination of the contract for whatever reason will be without prejudice to the rights and liabilities of either party accrued prior to termination.
4.1 notwithstanding any quote given by the company, the price for the goods shall unless otherwise agreed be that prevailing at the date of delivery to the buyer.
4.2 without prejudice to condition 4.1, the company may adjust the price of the goods at any time to reflect a variation in the cost to the company of supplying them caused by any circumstances beyond the company’s control. the company’s written certificate of such circumstances and variation shall be conclusive evidence of those matters.
4.3 unless otherwise stated all prices quoted are exclusive of value added tax and delivery charges, which shall be charged to the buyer.
4.4 orders placed on the company website for less than £45 excluding vat shall be subject to an additional charge equal to the full cost of delivery.
4.5 all quotes are given “errors and omissions excepted”, expire after 30 days if no other expiry date is expressed, and are subject to these conditions.
4.6 the company reserves the right to vary the specification of its goods or withdraw them from offer without notice.
5.1 unless otherwise agreed with the company at the time of placing its order, the buyer shall make 50% payment for the goods with its order. final payment shall be made within 7 days of completion of works and date of official company invoice. any variance from these terms of payment shall not be effective unless it has been agreed in writing by a manager or director of the company, prior to the delivery of the goods.
5.2 the company reserves the right to charge interest at 5% above the base rate for the time being of barclays bank plc on all overdue invoices. interest will accrue on a day to day basis from the due date for payment until full payment has been made.
5.3 the buyer shall forthwith on demand by the company reimburse to it any bank charges incurred or suffered by the company as a result of any cheque given by the buyer failing to be met on presentation.
5.4 the buyer shall not be entitled to withhold payment of any amount due to the company by reason of any claim by the buyer against the company or any third party in connection with the contract.
5.5 without prejudice to condition 5.4, all legal and equitable rights of set-off that the buyer may otherwise have against the company are excluded.
5.6 any discount or retrospective bonus granted by the company to the buyer is discretionary and may be withdrawn at any time at the company’s option and is in any event subject to payment by the buyer in accordance with these conditions.
5.7 the company reserves the right to terminate any credit arrangements at any time without giving any reason.
5.8 the company reserves the right to impose special credit conditions or demand security for payment before continuing with or delivering any order.
6.1 all goods shall be delivered to the buyer’s invoice address or to an alternative address specified on the buyer’s order unless the buyer arranges to collect them at a time agreed by the company.
6.2 all delivery times offered by the company shall be treated as best estimates. the time for performance of the contract by the company shall not be of the essence of the contract. the company’s failure to so deliver and/or provide the goods by the due date(s) shall not constitute a breach of contract. the company shall not be liable for any loss whatsoever or howsoever arising caused by non-compliance with advised delivery schedules.
6.3 normal delivery schedule for any order will be within 7 to 10 working days from date of confirmed order, subject to manufacturer’s delivery schedule and external factors such as weather and circumstances in condition 14.
6.4 where goods are delivered by instalments each instalment shall be deemed to be sold under a separate contract and no default in respect of any one instalment shall affect due performance of the contract as regards other instalments.
6.5 any damages or loss of goods in transit must be reported to the company within 48 hours of delivery. proof of delivery supplied by a third part courier will be sufficient proof that the goods were delivered.
7.2 title in the goods shall not pass to the buyer until payment has been received by the company for the goods and no other amounts are then outstanding from the buyer to the company in respect of other goods supplied by the company.
7.3 the company authorises the buyer to use or to agree to sell goods delivered to the buyer subject to the provisions of condition 7.4.
7.4.1 the buyer will hold the goods as fiduciary agent and bailee for the company.
7.4.2 the goods shall be kept separate and distinct from all other property of the buyer and of third parties and in good and substantial repair and condition.
becomes bankrupt or insolvent or enters into any arrangements with creditors or takes or suffers any similar action in consequence of debts or carries out or undergoes any analogous act or proceedings under foreign law.
7.4.5 upon determination of the buyer’s authority to sell and use the goods the buyer shall place them at the disposal of the company. the company shall be entitled to enter the premises of the buyer for the purpose of removing them, using such force as is reasonably necessary for such purpose.
the responsibilities, liabilities and rights of the company and the buyer with respect to any claim of damage or discrepancy/shortage in respect of any delivery of goods, are contained within the separate delivery, damage & discrepancy policy document.
9.1 the company warrants that it has title to and the unencumbered right to sell the goods.
9.2 it is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure that the goods are suitable for the purpose to which they are intended to be used. if the buyer is unsure as to the suitability of any goods for a particular purpose the buyer should consult the company prior to purchase.
9.3 even if the buyer has consulted the company about the intended use of the goods, no representation or warranty is given as to the suitability or fitness of the goods for any particular purpose. the buyer shall bear the entire responsibility therefor.
10.1 the company is only liable for defects caused by faulty design, manufacture, materials or workmanship of goods supplied by the company.
10.2 in respect of goods not designed or manufactured by the company, the company only gives such guaranty or warranty to the buyer as the company itself receives.
defects arising in the course of storage or handling of the products after delivery to the buyer or its agent.
10.4 nothing in these conditions excludes or limits the liability of the company for death or personal injury caused by the company’s beach of duty.
10.5 liability for fraudulent misrepresentation on the part of the company is not excluded or limited.
10.6 save as set out above, the company shall not be liable to the buyer for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage (whether for loss of profit, loss of business, depletion of goodwill or otherwise), costs, expenses, or other claims for consequential compensation whatsoever (however caused) which arise out of or in connection with the contract or the relationship between the parties.
10.7 if, notwithstanding the other provisions of these conditions, the company is found liable for any loss or damage suffered by the buyer, the company’s total liability in contract, tort (including negligence or breach of statutory duty), misrepresentation or otherwise arising in connection with the performance or contemplated performance of the contract shall be limited to the price of the goods paid by the buyer to the company.
10.8 where the goods are sold under a consumer sale (as defined by the sale of goods act 1979) the statutory rights of the buyer are not affected by these conditions.
goods – subject to manufacturer’s terms and limits. in the event of goods sold via the company web site there is a 7 day “no quibble” guaranty of full refund.
workmanship – all work carried out by the company shall be subject to 24 months warranty.
any original component part replaced under warranty shall itself have a 12 month warranty. such new warranty shall apply to the replacement part only and shall not extend the warranty period of the original appliance beyond its previously stated time period.
if an original component part is replaced under warranty and that replacement part then fails under its own warranty, as above; the part shall be supplied free of charge but the labour cost of replacement shall be fully chargeable.
the company’s determination on any matter thus arising shall be final.
11.2 all warranty and guaranty provisions shall be invalid, in the event of the company not having received full payment for any and all goods supplied. this shall apply even if the buyer’s customer has paid the buyer for the goods, if the buyer has not made full payment to the company.
12.1 unless otherwise agreed in writing, the company will be the sole owner of all inventions, designs or other similar items and the copyright in all documents and drawings made or produced by it in preparing a quotation for the buyer or in the course of work on any contract with the buyer.
12.2 the buyer agrees to preserve the ipr of the company at all times and to ensure that no contract for supply of goods involves loss of ipr by the company unless expressly offered as part of the contract by the company. ipr shall include any patent, trade mark, registered design, know-how, confidential information, trade secrets or copyright.
13.1 the buyer shall indemnify the company fully and keep it indemnified at all times from and against all claims made against the company by a third party in respect of the goods supplied by the company after their delivery to the buyer.
14.1 the company shall not be liable for any failure to deliver the goods arising from circumstances outside the company’s control. during any period in which such circumstances subsist the company’s obligations shall be suspended.
14.2 non-exhaustive illustrations of the circumstances that are covered in condition 14.1 are; act of god, war, riot, explosion, abnormal weather conditions, fire, flood, strikes, lockouts, government action or regulations (uk or otherwise), delay by suppliers, accidents and shortage of materials, labour or manufacturing facilities.
14.3 should the company be prevented from delivering the goods according to conditions 14.1 and 14.2, it shall give the buyer notice of this fact as soon as practicable, and in writing if possible.
14.4 if the circumstances preventing delivery are still continuing three months after the buyer receives the company’s notice, then either party may give written notice to the other cancelling the contract.
14.5 if the contract is cancelled under condition 14.4, the company will refund any payment which the buyer has already made on account of the price (subject to deduction of any amount the company is entitled to recover from the buyer) but the company will not be liable to compensate the buyer for any further loss or damage caused by failure to deliver.
15.1 any figures, statements, descriptions, illustrations, photographs, drawings, or any other matters contained in the company’s or any other brochures, price lists or advertising literature are not guaranteed to be accurate and are intended merely to represent a general picture of the company’s or any other goods and shall not form part of the contract nor be regarded as a warranty or representation relating to the goods.
15.2 due to the company policy of continual improvement it reserves the right to vary the specification, details, prices or availability of goods at any time.
any notice to be given according to these terms and conditions shall be in writing wherever possible, or alternatively by fax or email or orally. notice shall be deemed to have been duly given if sent or delivered to the buyer or other relevant party concerned at its specified address or such address as the buyer or other such party may from time to time notify to the company. it shall be deemed to have been served; if sent by post, on the third business day after posting, or if by fax, email or orally at the time of on the first business day after successful transmission. notice shall be validly given if it has actually been received by any means.
these conditions and any such contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of england, and the company and buyer hereby agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the english courts.


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Perhaps one of the big mistakes has been to view nature’s reserves as ecological havens of species other than the human. In part, this is the doing of NGOs that concentrate on the ecosystem aspect of nature, leaving the existence of native peoples to the anthropologists. When National Parks are created, they are usually created on the basis of the existing biodiversity, and some ecological movements would rather keep the protected areas free of human presence, or so it seems. Considering this as a quirk of the movement for the protection of nature, let’s look at the focus of those studies which have come to declare the Yasuni National Park one of the most biodiverse in the world.
In the film, we could include only a few facts, chosen by their impact. But those few statistical facts presented on screen pale in comparison to the actual numbers that have made the Yasuni National Park, even with the oil companies present, perhaps the area in the world with the greatest diversity of plants and animals.
There exist 1.852 classified trees and bushes in the Yasuni National Park, with another 300 or more still to be classified. This gives us a total of over 2.300 trees and bushes in the reserve, a per-hectare count that accounts for more species than in all of North America put together. If one considers that both the ITT Block and the ITT Zone are still unexplored and have a different ecosystem than the area of Yasuni that has already been studied, then the count could increase considerably. These trees and bushes, it should be added, have been an integral part of the livelihood of native peoples inhabiting the area. They use the fruits of certain trees as food, or those fruits are in fact the food of animals that the people of the Yasuni feed on. Also, various types of trees, palm trees, and other bushes are used as materials for their houses, their weapons, their tools. For example, there are 50 different species of palms registered, which amounts to almost 10 percent of the palm species of the 550 palm species registered in all of the Americas.
Nevermind statistics. The bottom line for the people living there is that, without the jungle, without the rainforest, the cultures living there would basically cease to exist in their current form. The forest is their house, so it’s not just a matter of protecting them, as native people, but their home as well.
People may not like the look of reptiles, but they play an important part in the balance of the ecosystem and the genetic pool. They seem to have appeared about 310 million years ago, and as the Yasuni National Park area did not freeze over during the last ice age —it’s considered one of the world’s Pleistocene refuges, with species dating from before the ice age—, the park holds the greatest number of species of reptiles and amphibians in all of South America, with 105 species of amphibians and 83 to 121 known species of reptiles. Will any more be found in the ITT Block and the Intangible Zone?
The park is one of the fifth top world bat reserves, with over 80 known species of bats. There are about 1.100 species worldwide, which amount to about 20% of the world’s registered mammals. Bats carry out the very vital role of pollinating flowers and dispersing seeds of the fruits that they eat, and help maintain a balance of insects, as around 70% of the bats are insectivores.
Insects are one of the most diverse groups of animals in the world, with over one million registered worldwide, amounting to half the number of all living organisms. The number of insect species that is presumed to exist in the Yasuni National Park alone is around 100 thousand per hectare. This is the highest documented insect biodiversity in the world. Scientists calculate that there are around 6 trillion insect individuals per hectare in the Yasuni. Social bees alone account for 64 identified species, which is another world record. How many insects cease to exist when one hectare of Yasuni gets cut down? How many species will never be known about when the jungle in this part of the world gets destroyed?
Ornithology, the study of birds, is one of the oldest natural sciences, as birds have fascinated humanity for eons, providing us with key concepts of evolution and ecology. Charles Darwin used the Galapagos finches as one of his key studies to develop his theory of evolution. The use of telescopes and field glasses brought the hobby and study of ornithology to the forefront, oddly enough being one of the most influential reasons for the improvements achieved in optics. Ornithology is an important subdivision of ecotourism, Ecuador being one of the favorite attractions in the world for birdwatchers. The Yasuni National Park, not much visited yet by tourists as it is quite far downriver and not easy to access, could become one of the main tourist attractions for amateur and professional ornithologists alike. 44% of the bird species of the entire Amazon basin can be found in the Yasuni, that is, this relatively small area of jungle, is one of the world’s most diverse when it comes to birds, with a total of between 567 and 630 bird species currently documented (depending on the study), and probably with more to come as the ITT Block becomes a tourist attraction, as so many of the other Ecuadorian national parks, including the Galapagos Islands.
It is clear that the Yasuni National Park holds many world records as well as regional records of biodiversity. It couldn’t be any different with life found in the water or intimately dependent on it as the main environment for many species. Current calculations set the number of fish species at 540 per 5 Km. of waterways, and about 141 species of frogs and toads, which is 40% more than what can be found in all of USA and Canada combined. In case of an oil spill, the water is the most affected environment, and the ITT Block is made up of large areas of still waters, lakes, flood zones, meaning that an accident in one of the oil wells or pipelines crossing its territory would be catastrophic. Knowing the oil industry’s success in preventing such events, it would be impossible to avoid a catastrophe should the Yasuni-ITT Initiative be unsuccessful forcing Ecuador to resort to their first plan: to exploit the oil in the ITT Block.
These facts of record breaking numbers in biodiversity hide the other side of the story, that other species abound in the Yasuni, not necessarily record-breaking compared to what has been mentioned, but nevertheless still there, and still in astounding numbers, while others are on the near-extinction lists. 43 endemic vertebrates species, 280 species of vines, 164 species of mammals, 272 endemic plant species, these are but statistics that hide the essential fact that the Upper Amazon, of which the Yasuni is a part of, is perhaps one of the areas that will find the least dramatic changes due to climate change, and thus could help preserve the existence of ecosystems being destroyed in the rest of the Amazon basin by human activities combined with massive extinction caused by changes in the weather. Thus the Yasuni, but more specifically the apparently insignificant ITT Block, compared to the rest of the Amazon, has become the arrow head for a campaign, not only to find new ways of protecting the environment, but of new strategies to escape our society’s addiction to oil.
Many webpages exist now where the Yasuni National Park and the Yasuni-ITT Initiative are being mentioned. An area that was virtually unknown to the world, has suddenly sprung to the forefront in the fight for ecological preservation and the struggle to find a way out of fossil fuel dependency. Putting the two against each other, oil extraction vs. preservation of nature, “development” vs. “preservation,” whichever way we look at it, has made the world more aware that a battle is being fought, here, today, in our world, a battle akin to that portrayed in the film Avatar.

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perhaps one of the big mistakes has been to view nature’s reserves as ecological havens of species other than the human. in part, this is the doing of ngos that concentrate on the ecosystem aspect of nature, leaving the existence of native peoples to the anthropologists. when national parks are created, they are usually created on the basis of the existing biodiversity, and some ecological movements would rather keep the protected areas free of human presence, or so it seems. considering this as a quirk of the movement for the protection of nature, let’s look at the focus of those studies which have come to declare the yasuni national park one of the most biodiverse in the world.
in the film, we could include only a few facts, chosen by their impact. but those few statistical facts presented on screen pale in comparison to the actual numbers that have made the yasuni national park, even with the oil companies present, perhaps the area in the world with the greatest diversity of plants and animals.
there exist 1.852 classified trees and bushes in the yasuni national park, with another 300 or more still to be classified. this gives us a total of over 2.300 trees and bushes in the reserve, a per-hectare count that accounts for more species than in all of north america put together. if one considers that both the itt block and the itt zone are still unexplored and have a different ecosystem than the area of yasuni that has already been studied, then the count could increase considerably. these trees and bushes, it should be added, have been an integral part of the livelihood of native peoples inhabiting the area. they use the fruits of certain trees as food, or those fruits are in fact the food of animals that the people of the yasuni feed on. also, various types of trees, palm trees, and other bushes are used as materials for their houses, their weapons, their tools. for example, there are 50 different species of palms registered, which amounts to almost 10 percent of the palm species of the 550 palm species registered in all of the americas.
nevermind statistics. the bottom line for the people living there is that, without the jungle, without the rainforest, the cultures living there would basically cease to exist in their current form. the forest is their house, so it’s not just a matter of protecting them, as native people, but their home as well.
people may not like the look of reptiles, but they play an important part in the balance of the ecosystem and the genetic pool. they seem to have appeared about 310 million years ago, and as the yasuni national park area did not freeze over during the last ice age —it’s considered one of the world’s pleistocene refuges, with species dating from before the ice age—, the park holds the greatest number of species of reptiles and amphibians in all of south america, with 105 species of amphibians and 83 to 121 known species of reptiles. will any more be found in the itt block and the intangible zone?
the park is one of the fifth top world bat reserves, with over 80 known species of bats. there are about 1.100 species worldwide, which amount to about 20% of the world’s registered mammals. bats carry out the very vital role of pollinating flowers and dispersing seeds of the fruits that they eat, and help maintain a balance of insects, as around 70% of the bats are insectivores.
insects are one of the most diverse groups of animals in the world, with over one million registered worldwide, amounting to half the number of all living organisms. the number of insect species that is presumed to exist in the yasuni national park alone is around 100 thousand per hectare. this is the highest documented insect biodiversity in the world. scientists calculate that there are around 6 trillion insect individuals per hectare in the yasuni. social bees alone account for 64 identified species, which is another world record. how many insects cease to exist when one hectare of yasuni gets cut down? how many species will never be known about when the jungle in this part of the world gets destroyed?
ornithology, the study of birds, is one of the oldest natural sciences, as birds have fascinated humanity for eons, providing us with key concepts of evolution and ecology. charles darwin used the galapagos finches as one of his key studies to develop his theory of evolution. the use of telescopes and field glasses brought the hobby and study of ornithology to the forefront, oddly enough being one of the most influential reasons for the improvements achieved in optics. ornithology is an important subdivision of ecotourism, ecuador being one of the favorite attractions in the world for birdwatchers. the yasuni national park, not much visited yet by tourists as it is quite far downriver and not easy to access, could become one of the main tourist attractions for amateur and professional ornithologists alike. 44% of the bird species of the entire amazon basin can be found in the yasuni, that is, this relatively small area of jungle, is one of the world’s most diverse when it comes to birds, with a total of between 567 and 630 bird species currently documented (depending on the study), and probably with more to come as the itt block becomes a tourist attraction, as so many of the other ecuadorian national parks, including the galapagos islands.
it is clear that the yasuni national park holds many world records as well as regional records of biodiversity. it couldn’t be any different with life found in the water or intimately dependent on it as the main environment for many species. current calculations set the number of fish species at 540 per 5 km. of waterways, and about 141 species of frogs and toads, which is 40% more than what can be found in all of usa and canada combined. in case of an oil spill, the water is the most affected environment, and the itt block is made up of large areas of still waters, lakes, flood zones, meaning that an accident in one of the oil wells or pipelines crossing its territory would be catastrophic. knowing the oil industry’s success in preventing such events, it would be impossible to avoid a catastrophe should the yasuni-itt initiative be unsuccessful forcing ecuador to resort to their first plan: to exploit the oil in the itt block.
these facts of record breaking numbers in biodiversity hide the other side of the story, that other species abound in the yasuni, not necessarily record-breaking compared to what has been mentioned, but nevertheless still there, and still in astounding numbers, while others are on the near-extinction lists. 43 endemic vertebrates species, 280 species of vines, 164 species of mammals, 272 endemic plant species, these are but statistics that hide the essential fact that the upper amazon, of which the yasuni is a part of, is perhaps one of the areas that will find the least dramatic changes due to climate change, and thus could help preserve the existence of ecosystems being destroyed in the rest of the amazon basin by human activities combined with massive extinction caused by changes in the weather. thus the yasuni, but more specifically the apparently insignificant itt block, compared to the rest of the amazon, has become the arrow head for a campaign, not only to find new ways of protecting the environment, but of new strategies to escape our society’s addiction to oil.
many webpages exist now where the yasuni national park and the yasuni-itt initiative are being mentioned. an area that was virtually unknown to the world, has suddenly sprung to the forefront in the fight for ecological preservation and the struggle to find a way out of fossil fuel dependency. putting the two against each other, oil extraction vs. preservation of nature, “development” vs. “preservation,” whichever way we look at it, has made the world more aware that a battle is being fought, here, today, in our world, a battle akin to that portrayed in the film avatar.


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First we would like to generate a random distances tree and display it. We will assume that the short distances are more accurate than the long distances (something that is true with real trees) and model this by making the variance equal to the distances.
The function MinSquareTree printed two messages, the first one indicating that MinLen was not assigned, and a default value was used. This parameter ensures that the branches are not too short. Of course branches cannot be of length zero, but it is usually convenient (just for display purposes if anything), to set it to a value that will allow us to see the edges.
- DistanceOnTree The distance on the tree can be computed rather efficiently if we add some information to each node. So we are going to build a new tree, identical to the tree that we have, but with additional information in each node. As it turns out to be, it is enough to have the set of leaf numbers that are descendants of each node.
- ExtendTree This function will add a set of all the descendant leaves to each node. This set of leaves nodes will be stored in the 4th position of each node (Tree or Leaf).
- DistanceToLeaf To assist the computation of a distance between two leaves, we will compute the distance from an internal node to a Leaf. This function also uses the extra information in the 4th position of each node.
The above code first checks that the subtree has both requested leaves. If it doesn't, it is an error. If it does, it also means that the node t is not a Leaf. We test whether the two leaves are on the right or left subtree, and if we have one in each, then we are ready to compute the distance.
The above function just adds the set of descendants to each node in its 4th position.
Finally, the third function checks whether the requested Leaf is in the subtree and then decides in 3 ways: whether it is there already (distance 0) or in the left or in the right. It applies itself recursively on the correct subtree.
Fist we test this function with an arbitrary pair of nodes.
Now we are ready to compute the differences and compare, (remember that we defined the variance as the distances themselves, so we have to divide the squares of the differences by the distances) and we see them in perfect agreement.
We will now build several trees over random distance matrices. It should be said that random distance matrices are a very challenging problem for the building algorithms, so in some sense these represent worst case results. We are interested in measuring two variables. First, we would like to know the average quality (for these trees, this is mostly curiosity, as we never have such trees in reality, but for other families of trees it could make more sense). Secondly, we will run once the default algorithm and then several random trials. When we run a random trial, the optimization starts from a random tree, and in some cases it could produce a better tree. We are interested in knowing how often we succeed with a better tree computed from a random start. So we prepare variables to store these results.
Now we will build trees over 40 different distance matrices, and for each matrix we will be run once with the default algorithm and 9 times with a random initial start. We will record the trial number of the best (lowest) quality obtained.
Print the quality statistics and a histogram of the most successful trial.
The histogram shows that it is useful to try several trees, as the distribution is not as skewed to the left as we would like it to be. That is, quite often the best value is not the first computed.
It is interesting and relevant to see the distribution of the quality of a random distance tree. This will help us understand how concentrated the distribution is and how useful additional trials may be. To do this we generate 200 trees from the same distance matrix and plot the distribution of their qualities.
So the conclusion from this analysis is that it pays to construct several (around 10) random trees and select the best one.

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first we would like to generate a random distances tree and display it. we will assume that the short distances are more accurate than the long distances (something that is true with real trees) and model this by making the variance equal to the distances.
the function minsquaretree printed two messages, the first one indicating that minlen was not assigned, and a default value was used. this parameter ensures that the branches are not too short. of course branches cannot be of length zero, but it is usually convenient (just for display purposes if anything), to set it to a value that will allow us to see the edges.
- distanceontree the distance on the tree can be computed rather efficiently if we add some information to each node. so we are going to build a new tree, identical to the tree that we have, but with additional information in each node. as it turns out to be, it is enough to have the set of leaf numbers that are descendants of each node.
- extendtree this function will add a set of all the descendant leaves to each node. this set of leaves nodes will be stored in the 4th position of each node (tree or leaf).
- distancetoleaf to assist the computation of a distance between two leaves, we will compute the distance from an internal node to a leaf. this function also uses the extra information in the 4th position of each node.
the above code first checks that the subtree has both requested leaves. if it doesn't, it is an error. if it does, it also means that the node t is not a leaf. we test whether the two leaves are on the right or left subtree, and if we have one in each, then we are ready to compute the distance.
the above function just adds the set of descendants to each node in its 4th position.
finally, the third function checks whether the requested leaf is in the subtree and then decides in 3 ways: whether it is there already (distance 0) or in the left or in the right. it applies itself recursively on the correct subtree.
fist we test this function with an arbitrary pair of nodes.
now we are ready to compute the differences and compare, (remember that we defined the variance as the distances themselves, so we have to divide the squares of the differences by the distances) and we see them in perfect agreement.
we will now build several trees over random distance matrices. it should be said that random distance matrices are a very challenging problem for the building algorithms, so in some sense these represent worst case results. we are interested in measuring two variables. first, we would like to know the average quality (for these trees, this is mostly curiosity, as we never have such trees in reality, but for other families of trees it could make more sense). secondly, we will run once the default algorithm and then several random trials. when we run a random trial, the optimization starts from a random tree, and in some cases it could produce a better tree. we are interested in knowing how often we succeed with a better tree computed from a random start. so we prepare variables to store these results.
now we will build trees over 40 different distance matrices, and for each matrix we will be run once with the default algorithm and 9 times with a random initial start. we will record the trial number of the best (lowest) quality obtained.
print the quality statistics and a histogram of the most successful trial.
the histogram shows that it is useful to try several trees, as the distribution is not as skewed to the left as we would like it to be. that is, quite often the best value is not the first computed.
it is interesting and relevant to see the distribution of the quality of a random distance tree. this will help us understand how concentrated the distribution is and how useful additional trials may be. to do this we generate 200 trees from the same distance matrix and plot the distribution of their qualities.
so the conclusion from this analysis is that it pays to construct several (around 10) random trees and select the best one.


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