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Bob Steinbock joined CBRE (formerly Insignia/ESG) in June 2002 to spearhead the company's expansion of services in Silicon Valley to include tenant representation, corporate services, industrial services and investment brokerage.
Since 1991, Bob has specialized in the disposition and leasing of institutionally owned real estate in Silicon Valley and representation of high-tech tenants.
Bob has been part of the two largest sales in Silicon Valley – the 5.33 Million square foot sale of the Peery-Arrillaga Portfolio to the Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management and the 1.6 Million square foot Westcore Portfolio to Hines.
In the past five years, Bob has been a Top 5 Performer in the Silicon Valley Office (4 out of the last 5 years), Top 20 Performer in the San Francisco Bay Area Region (5 out of 5 years), and Top 25 Performer in the Silicon Valley Business Journal's List of Commercial Real Estate Agents (5 out of 5 years).
Major companies he has represented include Peery-Arrillaga, Aetna, Transwestern Investment Company, The Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management, Union Pacific Railroad and Hines.
Specifically, Bob was involved in two of the largest transactions in Silicon Valley in 2009: the 149,000 square foot expansion and renewal with Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management and Samsung, and Toshiba America Information Systems' relocation to 2825 North First Street in San Jose.
Walters & Wolf Glass Co.

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Bob Steinbock joined CBRE ( formerly Insignia / ESG ) in June 2002 to spearhead the company 's expansion of services in Silicon Valley to include tenant representation , corporate services , industrial services and investment brokerage .
 Since 1991 , Bob has specialized in the disposition and leasing of institutionally owned real estate in Silicon Valley and representation of high - tech tenants .
 Bob has been part of the two largest sales in Silicon Valley – the 5.33 Million square foot sale of the Peery - Arrillaga Portfolio to the Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management and the 1.6 Million square foot Westcore Portfolio to Hines .
 In the past five years , Bob has been a Top 5 Performer in the Silicon Valley Office ( 4 out of the last 5 years ) , Top 20 Performer in the San Francisco Bay Area Region ( 5 out of 5 years ) , and Top 25 Performer in the Silicon Valley Business Journal 's List of Commercial Real Estate Agents ( 5 out of 5 years ) .
 Major companies he has represented include Peery - Arrillaga , Aetna , Transwestern Investment Company , The Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management , Union Pacific Railroad and Hines .
 Specifically , Bob was involved in two of the largest transactions in Silicon Valley in 2009 : the 149,000 square foot expansion and renewal with Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management and Samsung , and Toshiba America Information Systems ' relocation to 2825 North First Street in San Jose .
 Walters & Wolf Glass Co.


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Finally, a sensible guide for growing cattleyas!

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Webinars are online video presentations . You can register for an upcoming webinar or watch the recorded webinars any time at your convenience . We add multiple webinars each month , so check back often .
 Finally , a sensible guide for growing cattleyas !


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NOMINATIONS open next week for the Hyndburn Business Awards.
Sixteen categories will be keenly contested from Creative Business to Sole Trader, Apprenticeship to Community Business.
All the nominees will be put forward for the Beacon Award for the most inspirational business.
Last year’s awards proved to be a huge success with hundreds of entries being received and judges given a tricky task to decide who should win the coveted trophies, designed by local pupils.
Rob Carder, from organisers Enterprising People, said: “The awards generated a feelgood factor. Hyndburn is such a wonderful place to live, work and visit and we are working to make the second awards an even bigger success.
A new category Pride of Hyndburn will be presented. Nominations for Customer Friendly Business must be made by a third party. To nominate visit http://www.hyndburn businessawards .co.uk/ from March 7 to April 18. The presentation will again be held at Accrington Town Hall in June.

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NOMINATIONS open next week for the Hyndburn Business Awards .
 Sixteen categories will be keenly contested from Creative Business to Sole Trader , Apprenticeship to Community Business .
 All the nominees will be put forward for the Beacon Award for the most inspirational business .
 Last year ’s awards proved to be a huge success with hundreds of entries being received and judges given a tricky task to decide who should win the coveted trophies , designed by local pupils .
 Rob Carder , from organisers Enterprising People , said : “ The awards generated a feelgood factor . Hyndburn is such a wonderful place to live , work and visit and we are working to make the second awards an even bigger success .
 A new category Pride of Hyndburn will be presented . Nominations for Customer Friendly Business must be made by a third party . To nominate visit http://www.hyndburn businessawards .co.uk/ from March 7 to April 18 . The presentation will again be held at Accrington Town Hall in June .


text: NZD/JPY recently broke through the two consecutive resistance levels – 78.00 and 78.50 – which coincide with the 38.2% and 50% Fibonacci correction levels of the previous sharp downward price impulse from the middle of January. The breakout of these resistance levels is aligned with the active impulse wave B from March. NZD/JPY is expected to rise toward the next buy target at next resistance level 80.00 (target price for the completion of the active wave B).

tokenized: NZD / JPY recently broke through the two consecutive resistance levels – 78.00 and 78.50 – which coincide with the 38.2 % and 50 % Fibonacci correction levels of the previous sharp downward price impulse from the middle of January . The breakout of these resistance levels is aligned with the active impulse wave B from March . NZD / JPY is expected to rise toward the next buy target at next resistance level 80.00 ( target price for the completion of the active wave B ) .


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Pact, its signing and stamping have different dates, says audit firm TR Chadha & Co..
Spot prices of turmeric at the markets in Erode ruled stable on strong demand. Nearly 60 per cent of the arrivals were sold on Wednesday. “Traders hav..
Live data was never shared, claims bourse’s IT Dept..
A trough of lower pressure (as distinct from a low-pressure area) lay in wait on Wednesday over the Equatorial Indian Ocean and adjoining South-East B..
Weak crop report lifts pulses Even as new summer moong is expected to hit local mandis in the coming days, a weak crop report and non-availability of..
Oil prices inched lower on Wednesday on signs that global markets remain adequately supplied despite a jump to 2019 highs this week on Washington's p..
The sugar market turned positive on Tuesday as selling pressure eased. On Monday 23-24 mills sold 48,000-50,000 bags at ₹3,100-3,130 (S-grade) and ₹..
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has assured adequate supplies of crude oil for Indian refineries. This statement comes in light of United St..
Six months after the US rocked oil markets by letting Iranian exports continue, its decision to end sanctions waivers that allowed shipments is also s..
Imports in March grew by 31.22%..
A volume of 11.96 lakh kg has been catalogued for Sale No: 16 of Coonoor Tea Trade Association scheduled for Saturday. This is about 54,000 kg more th..
Average daily turnover hits a record ₹310 cr..
Copper prices hit a nine-month high on Wednesday as firmer-than-expected economic growth figures from China boosted expectations for higher demand in..
IOC also hopes to buy 1.5 million tonnes of Mexican oil in 2019, compared with 1 million tonnes last year..
Oil held above $71 a barrel on Tuesday, supported by falling Venezuelan and Iranian exports and fighting in Libya that raised concerns of more supply..
About 85 per cent of the offer at Sale No: 15 of the auctions of Coonoor Tea Trade Association was sold with the average price falling to ₹100.46 a kg..
India's vegetable oil imports hit the highest levels so far for the season (November 2018-October 2019) with imports hitting 1.44 million tonnes for..
Sugar prices at the Vashi wholesale market declined by ₹5-10 a quintal and ruled unchanged at naka and mill level on Friday. Continuous and sufficient..
State-run co-operative Nafed is planning to buy 20 lakh tonnes of mustard and 15-20 lakh tonnes of pulses in the ongoing rabi harvesting season at the..
The sugar market ruled flat at all levels on Thursday, for the third consecutive day. On Wednesday 20-22 mills sold 34,000-35,000 bags at ₹3,100-3,1..
Oil prices fell on Thursday after US crude stockpiles surged to their highest levels in almost 17 months amid record production.International benchma..
In what is sarcastically described as White House volatility, the under-supplied global crude oil market has received another shock in the form of US..
The arrival of turmeric is in steady position. “For the past two days the arrival for sale has crossed five thousand bags. The traders those who rece..
US reiterates goal to cut Iran oil exports to zero..
Despite dull global cues, weak availability and improved demand lifted soy oil, with soy refined rising to ₹750-52 for 10 kg. Soybean ruled at ₹3,70..
Have risen over 35% so far this year..
Oil prices rallied by more than 2 per cent on Monday to levels not seen since November 2018 as a Reuters source familiar with the matter confirmed a r..
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is poised to deal with a loophole in its warehousing rules, exposed after commodity trader Glencore bought large amoun..
Brent oil hit a 2019 high above $72 a barrel on Wednesday, propelled by steady economic growth in China and a fall in US crude stocks which defied exp..
Oil prices rose for a second day on Wednesday on signs of strong demand from refineries in China, the world's second-largest crude user, amid tighten..
Sugar prices at mill and naka level ruled unchanged and as per quality gain by ₹10-20 at Vashi on Tuesday on normal activities. On Monday 14-15 mills..
Sugar prices at Vashi were higher-lower by ₹10 as per quality and ruled flat at naka and mill level on Monday extending steady trends since start of t..
Major importers of Indian oilmeals were Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, and Iran..
The arrivals of turmeric to all the markets in Erode registered an increase. “Despite higher arrivals, the price did not decrease. This is due to the..
Oil markets have been pushed up by more than a third this year by supply cuts led by the OPEC..
Adequate availability and weak global cues dragged oil prices down on Thursday, with soy refined quoted at ₹742-43 for 10 kg, while soy solvent ruled..
Amid a delay in the government's purchasing chana at MSP, the pulse has been ruling steady in Indore mandis with chana (kanta) quoted at ₹4,300-4,325..
Tight supply and a drop in output has seen the average prices of cardamom at the Bodinayakanur (Tamil Nadu) auctions touch a new high of ₹1,752/kg. Of..
The U.S. push to reduce Iranian oil exports to zero will tighten crude markets significantly in the short term, but is unlikely to have a big effect..
Sugar prices at Vashi ruled mixed on Monday. Arrivals at Vashi were 58– 60 truckloads and local dispatches were at the same level. On Saturday 19-20..
Spot rubber closed unchanged on Monday. RSS 4 quoted steady at ₹128 a kg, according to traders and the Rubber Board. Volumes were low. May futures im..
Average price of CTC leaf has gone up by 28% last week, say Tea Board data..
Sugar prices remained steady with range bound volatility on Friday. On Thursday 18-20 mills sold 44,000-45,000 bags at ₹3,100-3,130 of S-grade and ₹3..
Odisha resident Sarangi gets a shot in the arm as State partners him in training farmers..
Oil prices edged down on Thursday despite a surprise decline in US inventories, with international benchmark Brent retreating from a five-month high..
Spot rubber was quoted steady on Wednesday. RSS 4 continued to remain unchanged at ₹128.50 a kg, according to traders and the Rubber Board. The market..
Pulse seeds and pulses have been rallying high for the past few days with demand outstripping availability. Chana (kanta) quoted at ₹4,325 a quintal,..
Oil prices edged down on Tuesday after a Russian minister said the nation and OPEC may boost crude output to fight for market share, checking a recen..
Both soy oil and soybean traded low on weak global cues and physical demand with soy refined here today being quoted at ₹740-42 for 10 kg, while soy s..
Oil prices edged lower on Monday after international benchmark Brent hit a fresh five-month high in the previous session, but concerns over global sup..
The decline in buying support at the higher rate today dragged moong by ₹200 with moong (bold) quoted at ₹5,600- 5,800, while moong (medium) ruled at..
The traders have received good demand for turmeric. “The turmeric traders of Erode received fresh demands and so they are buying good number of turm..
Palm oil may test a resistance at 2,191 ringgit per tonne, a break above which could lead to a gain to 2,227 ringgit.These resistances identified as..

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Pact , its signing and stamping have different dates , says audit firm TR Chadha & Co ..
 Spot prices of turmeric at the markets in Erode ruled stable on strong demand . Nearly 60 per cent of the arrivals were sold on Wednesday . “ Traders hav ..
 Live data was never shared , claims bourse ’s IT Dept ..
 A trough of lower pressure ( as distinct from a low - pressure area ) lay in wait on Wednesday over the Equatorial Indian Ocean and adjoining South - East B ..
 Weak crop report lifts pulses Even as new summer moong is expected to hit local mandis in the coming days , a weak crop report and non - availability of ..
 Oil prices inched lower on Wednesday on signs that global markets remain adequately supplied despite a jump to 2019 highs this week on Washington 's p ..
 The sugar market turned positive on Tuesday as selling pressure eased . On Monday 23 - 24 mills sold 48,000 - 50,000 bags at ₹ 3,100 - 3,130 ( S - grade ) and ₹ ..
 The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has assured adequate supplies of crude oil for Indian refineries . This statement comes in light of United St ..
 Six months after the US rocked oil markets by letting Iranian exports continue , its decision to end sanctions waivers that allowed shipments is also s ..
 Imports in March grew by 31.22 % ..
 A volume of 11.96 lakh kg has been catalogued for Sale No : 16 of Coonoor Tea Trade Association scheduled for Saturday . This is about 54,000 kg more th ..
 Average daily turnover hits a record ₹ 310 cr ..
 Copper prices hit a nine - month high on Wednesday as firmer - than - expected economic growth figures from China boosted expectations for higher demand in ..
 IOC also hopes to buy 1.5 million tonnes of Mexican oil in 2019 , compared with 1 million tonnes last year ..
 Oil held above $ 71 a barrel on Tuesday , supported by falling Venezuelan and Iranian exports and fighting in Libya that raised concerns of more supply ..
 About 85 per cent of the offer at Sale No : 15 of the auctions of Coonoor Tea Trade Association was sold with the average price falling to ₹ 100.46 a kg ..
 India 's vegetable oil imports hit the highest levels so far for the season ( November 2018 - October 2019 ) with imports hitting 1.44 million tonnes for ..
 Sugar prices at the Vashi wholesale market declined by ₹ 5 - 10 a quintal and ruled unchanged at naka and mill level on Friday . Continuous and sufficient ..
 State - run co - operative Nafed is planning to buy 20 lakh tonnes of mustard and 15 - 20 lakh tonnes of pulses in the ongoing rabi harvesting season at the ..
 The sugar market ruled flat at all levels on Thursday , for the third consecutive day . On Wednesday 20 - 22 mills sold 34,000 - 35,000 bags at ₹ 3,100 - 3,1 ..
 Oil prices fell on Thursday after US crude stockpiles surged to their highest levels in almost 17 months amid record production . International benchma ..
 In what is sarcastically described as White House volatility , the under - supplied global crude oil market has received another shock in the form of US ..
 The arrival of turmeric is in steady position . “ For the past two days the arrival for sale has crossed five thousand bags . The traders those who rece ..
 US reiterates goal to cut Iran oil exports to zero ..
 Despite dull global cues , weak availability and improved demand lifted soy oil , with soy refined rising to ₹ 750 - 52 for 10 kg . Soybean ruled at ₹ 3,70 ..
 Have risen over 35 % so far this year ..
 Oil prices rallied by more than 2 per cent on Monday to levels not seen since November 2018 as a Reuters source familiar with the matter confirmed a r ..
 The London Metal Exchange ( LME ) is poised to deal with a loophole in its warehousing rules , exposed after commodity trader Glencore bought large amoun ..
 Brent oil hit a 2019 high above $ 72 a barrel on Wednesday , propelled by steady economic growth in China and a fall in US crude stocks which defied exp ..
 Oil prices rose for a second day on Wednesday on signs of strong demand from refineries in China , the world 's second - largest crude user , amid tighten ..
 Sugar prices at mill and naka level ruled unchanged and as per quality gain by ₹ 10 - 20 at Vashi on Tuesday on normal activities . On Monday 14 - 15 mills ..
 Sugar prices at Vashi were higher - lower by ₹ 10 as per quality and ruled flat at naka and mill level on Monday extending steady trends since start of t ..
 Major importers of Indian oilmeals were Vietnam , South Korea , Thailand , Taiwan , and Iran ..
 The arrivals of turmeric to all the markets in Erode registered an increase . “ Despite higher arrivals , the price did not decrease . This is due to the ..
 Oil markets have been pushed up by more than a third this year by supply cuts led by the OPEC ..
 Adequate availability and weak global cues dragged oil prices down on Thursday , with soy refined quoted at ₹ 742 - 43 for 10 kg , while soy solvent ruled ..
 Amid a delay in the government 's purchasing chana at MSP , the pulse has been ruling steady in Indore mandis with chana ( kanta ) quoted at ₹ 4,300 - 4,325 ..
 Tight supply and a drop in output has seen the average prices of cardamom at the Bodinayakanur ( Tamil Nadu ) auctions touch a new high of ₹ 1,752 / kg . Of ..
 The U.S. push to reduce Iranian oil exports to zero will tighten crude markets significantly in the short term , but is unlikely to have a big effect ..
 Sugar prices at Vashi ruled mixed on Monday . Arrivals at Vashi were 58 – 60 truckloads and local dispatches were at the same level . On Saturday 19 - 20 ..
 Spot rubber closed unchanged on Monday . RSS 4 quoted steady at ₹ 128 a kg , according to traders and the Rubber Board . Volumes were low . May futures i m ..
 Average price of CTC leaf has gone up by 28 % last week , say Tea Board data ..
 Sugar prices remained steady with range bound volatility on Friday . On Thursday 18 - 20 mills sold 44,000 - 45,000 bags at ₹ 3,100 - 3,130 of S - grade and ₹ 3 ..
 Odisha resident Sarangi gets a shot in the arm as State partners him in training farmers ..
 Oil prices edged down on Thursday despite a surprise decline in US inventories , with international benchmark Brent retreating from a five - month high ..
 Spot rubber was quoted steady on Wednesday . RSS 4 continued to remain unchanged at ₹ 128.50 a kg , according to traders and the Rubber Board . The market ..
 Pulse seeds and pulses have been rallying high for the past few days with demand outstripping availability . Chana ( kanta ) quoted at ₹ 4,325 a quintal , ..
 Oil prices edged down on Tuesday after a Russian minister said the nation and OPEC may boost crude output to fight for market share , checking a recen ..
 Both soy oil and soybean traded low on weak global cues and physical demand with soy refined here today being quoted at ₹ 740 - 42 for 10 kg , while soy s ..
 Oil prices edged lower on Monday after international benchmark Brent hit a fresh five - month high in the previous session , but concerns over global sup ..
 The decline in buying support at the higher rate today dragged moong by ₹ 200 with moong ( bold ) quoted at ₹ 5,600- 5,800 , while moong ( medium ) ruled at ..
 The traders have received good demand for turmeric . “ The turmeric traders of Erode received fresh demands and so they are buying good number of turm ..
 Palm oil may test a resistance at 2,191 ringgit per tonne , a break above which could lead to a gain to 2,227 ringgit . These resistances identified as ..


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One of the many changes that the new Regulation will deliver when it comes into force on 25 May 2018 is a new statutory obligation on data security that data processors must observe above and beyond contractual duties agreed with data controller customers.
Under current EU data protection rules service providers that process personal data on behalf of other businesses cannot be held directly liable to individuals for a breach of data security. If data processors are at fault for data breaches then it is the data controller who contracted with them who is on the hook for any non-compliance with data protection laws, although the data processor could be liable to the data controller under their contract.
The Regulation addresses this anomaly but makes a distinction between the maximum fine data protection authorities will be able to levy against data controllers compared to data processors for failings on data security.
The relevant provisions on data security are contained under Articles 5 and 32 of the Regulation.
Article 5 sets out basic rules on personal data processing which only apply to data controllers, considered to be fundamental to data protection. One of those rules requires data controllers to ensure that personal data is "processed in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the personal data, including protection against unauthorised or unlawful processing and against accidental loss, destruction or damage, using appropriate technical or organisational measures".
According to the Article 83 provisions of the Regulation on administrative fines, where data controllers breach that Article 5 requirement they can be served with the highest possible fine that data protection authorities will be able to issue under the reformed framework.
In contrast if data processors breach their statutory data security obligations, set out under Article 32, which requires them to "implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk" of their personal data processing, then the most they could be fined is up to €10m or 2% of global annual turnover.
Data controllers are also subject to the Article 32 obligations. It therefore appears open to national data protection authorities to fine data controllers for any data security failings under Article 5 or Article 32. Their choice in those circumstances would impact on the severity of the fines they could issue.
Whether security measures are appropriate in each instance will depend on "the state of the art, the costs of implementation and the nature, scope, context and purposes of processing as well as the risk of varying likelihood and severity for the rights and freedoms of natural persons", according to the Regulation.
Beyond the imposition of administrative fines for data security breaches, the Regulation will also introduce an updated right for data subjects to claim com pensation for damages they suffer from such incidents. A data controller or data processor could be sued for compensation as well as being exposed to the administrative fines – being fined will not shield it from compensation claims, and vice versa.
The revised right will allow data subjects to pursue either data controllers or data processors for all of the compensation owed to them for the damage they have suffered from a data breach, although a processor will only be liable for damage caused by processing where it has not complied with any part of the Regulation that applies to them or if it has "acted outside or contrary to lawful instructions of the controller".
Data controllers pursued for damages will be able to claim back all or some of the money they pay out from their data processor if the data processor was in fact responsible, wholly or in part, for the breach. Equally, data processors will have the same right to claim back money from data controllers, or indeed other data processors involved, whose fault caused or contributed to the damage, if the data subject pursues the data processor for the full compensation pay-out.
As a result of the changes, data processors and controllers will both want to negotiate the scope of their obligations, liabilities and indemnities accordingly.
Dr Kuan Hon is a data protection law expert at Pinsent Masons, the law firm behind Out-Law.com.

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One of the many changes that the new Regulation will deliver when it comes into force on 25 May 2018 is a new statutory obligation on data security that data processors must observe above and beyond contractual duties agreed with data controller customers .
 Under current EU data protection rules service providers that process personal data on behalf of other businesses can not be held directly liable to individuals for a breach of data security . If data processors are at fault for data breaches then it is the data controller who contracted with them who is on the hook for any non - compliance with data protection laws , although the data processor could be liable to the data controller under their contract .
 The Regulation addresses this anomaly but makes a distinction between the maximum fine data protection authorities will be able to levy against data controllers compared to data processors for failings on data security .
 The relevant provisions on data security are contained under Articles 5 and 32 of the Regulation .
 Article 5 sets out basic rules on personal data processing which only apply to data controllers , considered to be fundamental to data protection . One of those rules requires data controllers to ensure that personal data is " processed in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the personal data , including protection against unauthorised or unlawful processing and against accidental loss , destruction or damage , using appropriate technical or organisational measures " .
 According to the Article 83 provisions of the Regulation on administrative fines , where data controllers breach that Article 5 requirement they can be served with the highest possible fine that data protection authorities will be able to issue under the reformed framework .
 In contrast if data processors breach their statutory data security obligations , set out under Article 32 , which requires them to " implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk " of their personal data processing , then the most they could be fined is up to € 10 m or 2 % of global annual turnover .
 Data controllers are also subject to the Article 32 obligations . It therefore appears open to national data protection authorities to fine data controllers for any data security failings under Article 5 or Article 32 . Their choice in those circumstances would impact on the severity of the fines they could issue .
 Whether security measures are appropriate in each instance will depend on " the state of the art , the costs of implementation and the nature , scope , context and purposes of processing as well as the risk of varying likelihood and severity for the rights and freedoms of natural persons " , according to the Regulation .
 Beyond the imposition of administrative fines for data security breaches , the Regulation will also introduce an updated right for data subjects to claim com pensation for damages they suffer from such incidents . A data controller or data processor could be sued for compensation as well as being exposed to the administrative fines – being fined will not shield it from compensation claims , and vice versa .
 The revised right will allow data subjects to pursue either data controllers or data processors for all of the compensation owed to them for the damage they have suffered from a data breach , although a processor will only be liable for damage caused by processing where it has not complied with any part of the Regulation that applies to them or if it has " acted outside or contrary to lawful instructions of the controller " .
 Data controllers pursued for damages will be able to claim back all or some of the money they pay out from their data processor if the data processor was in fact responsible , wholly or in part , for the breach . Equally , data processors will have the same right to claim back money from data controllers , or indeed other data processors involved , whose fault caused or contributed to the damage , if the data subject pursues the data processor for the full compensation pay - out .
 As a result of the changes , data processors and controllers will both want to negotiate the scope of their obligations , liabilities and indemnities accordingly .
 Dr Kuan Hon is a data protection law expert at Pinsent Masons , the law firm behind Out-Law.com .


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i Need more torches , what does he use?
1,750 Lumens and for the really big chambers in Slate Mines, it's still not enough.
I'm planning 6,000 Lumens. (Yes, Six Thousand). It's a matter of Money to build it though, the Driver alone Is £50, LED's will be £60. Then I need figure out a way to heatsink LED's that are burning through 18A at full power. Oh, and mount this on a Helmet. I have one LED on order to test, and if it works out as I expect it to, the rest will be ordered to make it.
crickey 6000 lumen's you could almost grow stuff under that. That lupin is very expensive. I was looking at at some of the chinese ones on ebay theres a couple at 1600 lumens but a lot of people say they are not that good.
You can get the Betty cheaper than that, but it was the first link to hand It's still not cheap, but it is bloody good though, and has never let EWJ down. The build quality is excellent, and he has the 1,750 Lumen upgrade... it's 1,500 as standard.
Mine will likely be handheld, for short bursts for photography and checking stuff out. Inless I pull something really special out of the bag of Technical Tricks, I doubt I can heatsink it for constant running at full power.
hmmm might have to do a bit of research on that front, any recommendations for areas?
well you're on the wirral, so north wales, there is literally hundreds of old mines in various states of dis-repair. as a general rule of thumb, the easyer it is to get to and access, the less there will be to see in there.
fair enough i will have a look around and see what i can find, definitely think taking people with me is a good call though tbf. Cheers for that!

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i Need more torches , what does he use ?
 1,750 Lumens and for the really big chambers in Slate Mines , it 's still not enough .
 I 'm planning 6,000 Lumens . ( Yes , Six Thousand ) . It 's a matter of Money to build it though , the Driver alone Is £ 50 , LED 's will be £ 60 . Then I need figure out a way to heatsink LED 's that are burning through 18A at full power . Oh , and mount this on a Helmet . I have one LED on order to test , and if it works out as I expect it to , the rest will be ordered to make it .
 crickey 6000 lumen 's you could almost grow stuff under that . That lupin is very expensive . I was looking at at some of the chinese ones on ebay there s a couple at 1600 lumens but a lot of people say they are not that good .
 You can get the Betty cheaper than that , but it was the first link to hand It 's still not cheap , but it is bloody good though , and has never let EWJ down . The build quality is excellent , and he has the 1,750 Lumen upgrade ... it 's 1,500 as standard .
 Mine will likely be handheld , for short bursts for photography and checking stuff out . Inless I pull something really special out of the bag of Technical Tricks , I doubt I can heatsink it for constant running at full power .
 hmmm might have to do a bit of research on that front , any recommendations for areas ?
 well you 're on the wirral , so north wales , there is literally hundreds of old mines in various states of dis - repair . as a general rule of thumb , the easyer it is to get to and access , the less there will be to see in there .
 fair enough i will have a look around and see what i can find , definitely think taking people with me is a good call though tbf . Cheers for that !


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The Mighty Mats collection has a doormat for every home. We understand finding the right doormat can be a challenge for a busy home but our versatile collection, Mighty Mats, brings both practicality and style to any home.
Take a look at our doormat pages to see what we have on offer.
Primeur’s recycled rubber garden products have been highly accoladed with awards in 2018. The Medallion stepping stone scooped the best new product at Glee 2018 and the Roman Stone border was the landscaping product winner at the GIMA Awards 2018.
Muddy paws and messy eaters also require mats. Take a look at our pawfect pet designs!

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The Mighty Mats collection has a doormat for every home . We understand finding the right doormat can be a challenge for a busy home but our versatile collection , Mighty Mats , brings both practicality and style to any home .
 Take a look at our doormat pages to see what we have on offer .
 Primeur ’s recycled rubber garden products have been highly accoladed with awards in 2018 . The Medallion stepping stone scooped the best new product at Glee 2018 and the Roman Stone border was the landscaping product winner at the GIMA Awards 2018 .
 Muddy paws and messy eaters also require mats . Take a look at our pawfect pet designs !


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The area treated may show redness and swelling and that the colour looks dark and intense – this is normal .
 Additional treatments can not be undertaken until the area has completely healed . A 4/6 week healing time is required before any more work can be done .
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 Strong chemicals or glycolic acid / peels of any kind may cause the pigment to lighten .
 You may notice whiteness or blanching around the area , this is normal and will subside within 12 hours . If you find any lymphatic fluid or blood weeping you can gently clean the area with saline , cool boiled water and gauze , blotting gently dry to remove any moisture .
 With clean hands and a cotton bud apply a fine layer of after care balm to the treated area . Repeat this procedure up to 3 times a day if the area feels tight .
 After the fine scabbing has sloughed away you will see a different hue to the colour implanted .
 Laser /Pulsed Light – Laser or pulsed light hair removal or skin rejuvenation treatments can cause colour change – it is important to advise the therapist that you have had Microblading procedure as this can not be rectified with another Microblading procedure .
 Prior to your permanent cosmetic enhancement think about the look that you wish to achieve . As experts in the field of color analysis and makeovers , we ensure that the correct colors and styles are chosen for you , however you are part of the decision - making process .
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With the release of FFXIV patch 3.4 - Soul Surrender , many players complain about its content . I want to give some suggestions about this new content for FFXIV .
 To people who complain about the same - y content , I think that the main idea is that the " 1 raid , 1 primal , 2 dungeons per patch " is the base of the patch , and the other things that come with the patch are the things they are trying to do different . Do take note that in the course of 3 major patches , and 3 mini patches , the team has implemented Lord of Verminion , the Diadem , the Palace of the Dead , the Aquapolis , and the Feast . That is a lot of content , especially comparing FFXIV to its close competitor , World of Warcraft .
 1 . Introduce a new post - expansion zone where which people can do daily quests and goals ( think of Isle of Thunder / Timeless Isle / Tanaan Jungle in WoW ) . Maybe reintroduce the Diadem as a static , non - instanced zone with a daily quest hub that offers crafting rewards ?
 2 . They can also try mixing up gameplay by adding more ways to play the game other than battle or trading quests . For example , think of the Beast Tribe quests where you ride Sanuwas or Kognamatos , but used to attack Garlean structures , or something similar .
 3 . Introduce a server - wide goal or effort for people to word towards , similar to the Gates of Ahn ' Qiraj event back in Vanilla WoW , or the Isle of Thunder Progression in Mists . Not only will this foster server cooperation , but it can encourage people to pick up or do things they have not done in a long time .
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This third of five interviews with top U.S. cyclocross course builders features the man behind this weekend’s Charm City Cross in Baltimore, Md. Jay Lazar is a Baltimore resident, a masters racer and the chief designer of the parcours, which first received UCI C1 status in 2016. He spoke with soon-to-be Belgium-based professional cross racer Andrew Juiliano for this feature, which first appeared in abridged form in ROAD Magazine.
Tell me a bit about your day job. What is a hydrographer?
My background is in nautical charting and sea-floor mapping. Basically, it’s going out in a boat using sonar, GPS, and other sensors to collect seabed data. I apply it in a habitat sense. I do native oyster restoration work. I’m a hydrographer by training, and I coordinate our offsite program in the Annapolis [Maryland] area and the Chesapeake Bay.
I went to school at N.C. State and did a marine resource management program. Instead of going onto graduate school, I got an opportunity to work for NOAA [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration] up in Alaska doing nautical charting. That got the ball moving in 1997. I never really looked back from there. One good opportunity opened up after another.
Is there any crossover between seafloor charting and building cyclocross courses?
It’s kind of funny. In a way there is because you need a good understanding of the terrain for both. We design restoration projects for oysters in the bay, and a big part of that is having an understanding of the terrain that you have, where things have historically worked and where they haven’t, taking into account the flow of water over a particular feature. I’ve never really thought about it, but in a way there is a huge amount of crossover.
What is your background in cycling and course design?
Cycling background started with BMX in the mid-’80s, recreational mountain biking since the mid-’90s, triathlon in the mid-2000s, and cyclocross since 2008.
How many courses have you designed and built?
In 2011, I offered up some ideas and took over the course building at Charm City. I’ve been completely responsible for building Charm City since then, and I played an advisory role on another, Milkhouse CX, which was a one-time race.
First, I get as familiar with the terrain’s major and subtle features as I can. Then, I sketch. I sketch out options for everything. I look at where the start and finish might be as well as how the course and features will flow. When I’m laying everything out, one of the biggest things for me is how to make it really successful for the spectators that are there, and not just the spectators that would come to the course anyway, but the general fans who live in Baltimore. We try to be thoughtful about how to make it as good as possible for both the spectators and the racers.
The entire race team [C3-Twenty20 Cycling] comes together a few days before the event, and that’s when a lot of the magic actually happens. We have a general concept and a general design, but we think about how we want to do it different each year, and how we want to take advantage of subtle features. Kris Auer [former course designer and the promoter for Charm City] has continued to have a huge hand in final preparations. We’ve been really fortunate over the past several years to have Stef Wyman, Helen Wyman’s husband, out participating in the race. He’s also out there with us, getting in the trenches helping us out. I’m so new to this, but guys are willing to throw down some ideas and spend the time to make the course what it is. Those are opportunities for me to learn from. Every year, we get together and try to figure out a way to make it fresh.
What makes a good cyclocross course?
It starts with a good variety of terrain and then the thoughtful use of both obstacles and features using that terrain. The Mid-Atlantic rarely sees good “cyclocross” weather, but a course should be designed around that day the weather works out to be wet.
What is the defining feature of the Charm City course?
The Charm City course has evolved over the years, but recent versions have been defined by the use of the Mansion House climb and series of large stairs. I pushed to expand the course onto that Mansion Hill section [feature photo] to really open it up and give it a more spectator-friendly atmosphere. That section also added a high point of elevation that everyone had to get up. Before we switched over to the Mansion House field, there was much less variety of terrain and it was very twisty through the oaks and lower fields. It moved the start to the other side of the park. It opened up the opportunity to take it up to that high point on the hill and to use that elevation so it just didn’t feel gratuitous. You can have a bunch of terrain and features, but some races don’t use those features thoughtfully.
Ellen Noble leads Emma White up a series of stairs at Charm City Cross 2016.
What is your favorite domestic course?
Domestically, Asheville Nationals  had it all. They really set the bar where it should be for cyclocross in the U.S. I really liked the way it flowed. I felt like it crisscrossed the park — it came back and forth on itself. I liked the incorporation of the big hill run-up and the multiple run-ups, the fact you were forced off your bike multiple times. I don’t think anyone could ride that entire course. There was a lot of thought put into the amazing features that were there. I loved the cow pasture that dropped down through the wooded section. That was hard. You don’t see a lot of that in most courses. It was a fun course. I really enjoyed racing it and thinking about what they did.
What is your favorite international course?
When I’m on a trainer, I try to watch as many European races as I can, and there are so many features that I’ll look at and think, “Oh, we could do that at Charm City.” There’s this one hill in Baltimore that you go up and down several times [in succession] by the team tents, and that’s something that I pulled from Ruddervoorde. I liked how they had a handful of features on that course and I thought they used them really well.
I love a lot of the big-terrain courses. I love Namur and the citadel. To have that kind of a venue to host a race, and the kind of features that they have there—I hope to get over there and watch one of those races one time. Those are two totally different courses, but they both stand out for me for different reasons.
Do you race? If so, how does that influence your course design?
I do, mostly in the Mid-Atlantic region. I approach racing different venues as an opportunity to learn what other course designers are doing well, and I think about how to incorporate that thoughtfulness back into Charm City or any other course I may have a hand in designing. I feel like people who use off-camber really well have influenced some of the design at Charm City.
Whenever I’m at a race and they’ve put in a really thoughtful feature or used some subtle terrain in a way that can especially be a game changer in a race, that’s the kind of thing that I try to pay attention to. I think about where I have something similar to add a particular feature like that [in Baltimore].
Are there any unique regional considerations when designing the course?
As I mentioned, the Mid-Atlantic region is pretty dry. I try to think about maintaining good flow without having the race be all about pedaling. Breaking up the race with more off-the-bike time is not used enough, in my humble opinion.
Are courses challenging enough in the U.S.?
For me I’d say mostly no. There are exceptions but most courses are dumbed-down for the beginner and youth racers to the detriment of the development of those racers and the sport in the U.S.
An exception that comes to mind is in our local Super Eight race series [now Bikereg Super Series], Capital ‘Cross Classic. It has great terrain. The course designer and promoter, Bruce Buckley, puts a lot of thought into keeping it fresh and making it challenging. It’s a hard course, but it’s a fun course too. Admittedly, my sample size is not so big since I don’t get out much and travel around the country. There are courses that you hear about that are hard, like [Jingle Cross in] Iowa. I hope to get out and see that. I think that Louisville at Worlds in Eva Bandman Park, it looked hard, and hard in a really fun way. That was one that I did get to see, but I didn’t get to ride.
What are your thoughts on pro-only sections?
They’re mixed. If more courses were more challenging then they wouldn’t be needed. Mostly, I say this as a masters racer who will ride anything that a pro will ride. That said, we have too many easy courses and therefore, pro-only sections have a place.
What was your goal when you designed the Charm City Course?
Personally I thought Charm City was one of the hardest courses I raced this past year, not so much technically but just physically. It was brutal with the mix of elevation on the Mansion Hill and all the punchy climbs.
We don’t have the technical stuff and that’s part of the reason why that course has been so hard. I’m glad you said that. I don’t know whether or not it needs to be kept the way it is. I know it’s hard. There are times where it’s been one of the hardest races that I’ve done throughout the year. It is hard. Because we don’t have some of those defining technical features, we do want it to be hard.
At the same time, I would feel terrible if people came away from it thinking it was just a pedaler’s course. I want to build a driver’s course. You need to have the technical ability to still ride your bike and go fast. I never have really heard that [about Charm City]. I often hear from people that Charm City was one of the hardest courses they did all year, and it was a lot of fun: “It hurt in a way that I loved.” That Ruddervoorde section can be tough [both technically and physically]. It’s hard pedaling but you still have to be thoughtful about steering at the bottom of each descent/climb since the turns are on the off cambers. Fun and hard are synonymous sometimes, but as long as that combination happens, I feel like we’ve done our job.
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This third of five interviews with top U.S. cyclocross course builders features the man behind this weekend ’s Charm City Cross in Baltimore , Md. Jay Lazar is a Baltimore resident , a masters racer and the chief designer of the parcours , which first received UCI C1 status in 2016 . He spoke with soon - to - be Belgium - based professional cross racer Andrew Juiliano for this feature , which first appeared in abridged form in ROAD Magazine .
 Tell me a bit about your day job . What is a hydrographer ?
 My background is in nautical charting and sea - floor mapping . Basically , it ’s going out in a boat using sonar , GPS , and other sensors to collect seabed data . I apply it in a habitat sense . I do native oyster restoration work . I ’m a hydrographer by training , and I coordinate our offsite program in the Annapolis [ Maryland ] area and the Chesapeake Bay .
 I went to school at N.C. State and did a marine resource management program . Instead of going onto graduate school , I got an opportunity to work for NOAA [ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ] up in Alaska doing nautical charting . That got the ball moving in 1997 . I never really looked back from there . One good opportunity opened up after another .
 Is there any crossover between seafloor charting and building cyclocross courses ?
 It ’s kind of funny . In a way there is because you need a good understanding of the terrain for both . We design restoration projects for oysters in the bay , and a big part of that is having an understanding of the terrain that you have , where things have historically worked and where they have n’t , taking into account the flow of water over a particular feature . I ’ve never really thought about it , but in a way there is a huge amount of crossover .
 What is your background in cycling and course design ?
 Cycling background started with BMX in the mid-’80s , recreational mountain biking since the mid-’90s , triathlon in the mid-2000s , and cyclocross since 2008 .
 How many courses have you designed and built ?
 In 2011 , I offered up some ideas and took over the course building at Charm City . I ’ve been completely responsible for building Charm City since then , and I played an advisory role on another , Milkhouse CX , which was a one - time race .
 First , I get as familiar with the terrain ’s major and subtle features as I can . Then , I sketch . I sketch out options for everything . I look at where the start and finish might be as well as how the course and features will flow . When I ’m laying everything out , one of the biggest things for me is how to make it really successful for the spectators that are there , and not just the spectators that would come to the course anyway , but the general fans who live in Baltimore . We try to be thoughtful about how to make it as good as possible for both the spectators and the racers .
 The entire race team [ C3 - Twenty20 Cycling ] comes together a few days before the event , and that ’s when a lot of the magic actually happens . We have a general concept and a general design , but we think about how we want to do it different each year , and how we want to take advantage of subtle features . Kris Auer [ former course designer and the promoter for Charm City ] has continued to have a huge hand in final preparations . We ’ve been really fortunate over the past several years to have Stef Wyman , Helen Wyman ’s husband , out participating in the race . He ’s also out there with us , getting in the trenches helping us out . I ’m so new to this , but guys are willing to throw down some ideas and spend the time to make the course what it is . Those are opportunities for me to learn from . Every year , we get together and try to figure out a way to make it fresh .
 What makes a good cyclocross course ?
 It starts with a good variety of terrain and then the thoughtful use of both obstacles and features using that terrain . The Mid - Atlantic rarely sees good “ cyclocross ” weather , but a course should be designed around that day the weather works out to be wet .
 What is the defining feature of the Charm City course ?
 The Charm City course has evolved over the years , but recent versions have been defined by the use of the Mansion House climb and series of large stairs . I pushed to expand the course onto that Mansion Hill section [ feature photo ] to really open it up and give it a more spectator - friendly atmosphere . That section also added a high point of elevation that everyone had to get up . Before we switched over to the Mansion House field , there was much less variety of terrain and it was very twisty through the oaks and lower fields . It moved the start to the other side of the park . It opened up the opportunity to take it up to that high point on the hill and to use that elevation so it just did n’t feel gratuitous . You can have a bunch of terrain and features , but some races do n’t use those features thoughtfully .
 Ellen Noble leads Emma White up a series of stairs at Charm City Cross 2016 .
 What is your favorite domestic course ?
 Domestically , Asheville Nationals   had it all . They really set the bar where it should be for cyclocross in the U.S. I really liked the way it flowed . I felt like it crisscrossed the park — it came back and forth on itself . I liked the incorporation of the big hill run - up and the multiple run - ups , the fact you were forced off your bike multiple times . I do n’t think anyone could ride that entire course . There was a lot of thought put into the amazing features that were there . I loved the cow pasture that dropped down through the wooded section . That was hard . You do n’t see a lot of that in most courses . It was a fun course . I really enjoyed racing it and thinking about what they did .
 What is your favorite international course ?
 When I ’m on a trainer , I try to watch as many European races as I can , and there are so many features that I ’ll look at and think , “ Oh , we could do that at Charm City . ” There ’s this one hill in Baltimore that you go up and down several times [ in succession ] by the team tents , and that ’s something that I pulled from Ruddervoorde . I liked how they had a handful of features on that course and I thought they used them really well .
 I love a lot of the big - terrain courses . I love Namur and the citadel . To have that kind of a venue to host a race , and the kind of features that they have there — I hope to get over there and watch one of those races one time . Those are two totally different courses , but they both stand out for me for different reasons .
 Do you race ? If so , how does that influence your course design ?
 I do , mostly in the Mid - Atlantic region . I approach racing different venues as an opportunity to learn what other course designers are doing well , and I think about how to incorporate that thoughtfulness back into Charm City or any other course I may have a hand in designing . I feel like people who use off - camber really well have influenced some of the design at Charm City .
 Whenever I ’m at a race and they ’ve put in a really thoughtful feature or used some subtle terrain in a way that can especially be a game changer in a race , that ’s the kind of thing that I try to pay attention to . I think about where I have something similar to add a particular feature like that [ in Baltimore ] .
 Are there any unique regional considerations when designing the course ?
 As I mentioned , the Mid - Atlantic region is pretty dry . I try to think about maintaining good flow without having the race be all about pedaling . Breaking up the race with more off - the - bike time is not used enough , in my humble opinion .
 Are courses challenging enough in the U.S. ?
 For me I ’d say mostly no . There are exceptions but most courses are dumbed - down for the beginner and youth racers to the detriment of the development of those racers and the sport in the U.S.
 An exception that comes to mind is in our local Super Eight race series [ now Bikereg Super Series ] , Capital ‘ Cross Classic . It has great terrain . The course designer and promoter , Bruce Buckley , puts a lot of thought into keeping it fresh and making it challenging . It ’s a hard course , but it ’s a fun course too . Admittedly , my sample size is not so big since I do n’t get out much and travel around the country . There are courses that you hear about that are hard , like [ Jingle Cross in ] Iowa . I hope to get out and see that . I think that Louisville at Worlds in Eva Bandman Park , it looked hard , and hard in a really fun way . That was one that I did get to see , but I did n’t get to ride .
 What are your thoughts on pro - only sections ?
 They ’re mixed . If more courses were more challenging then they would n’t be needed . Mostly , I say this as a masters racer who will ride anything that a pro will ride . That said , we have too many easy courses and therefore , pro - only sections have a place .
 What was your goal when you designed the Charm City Course ?
 Personally I thought Charm City was one of the hardest courses I raced this past year , not so much technically but just physically . It was brutal with the mix of elevation on the Mansion Hill and all the punchy climbs .
 We do n’t have the technical stuff and that ’s part of the reason why that course has been so hard . I ’m glad you said that . I do n’t know whether or not it needs to be kept the way it is . I know it ’s hard . There are times where it ’s been one of the hardest races that I ’ve done throughout the year . It is hard . Because we do n’t have some of those defining technical features , we do want it to be hard .
 At the same time , I would feel terrible if people came away from it thinking it was just a pedaler ’s course . I want to build a driver ’s course . You need to have the technical ability to still ride your bike and go fast . I never have really heard that [ about Charm City ] . I often hear from people that Charm City was one of the hardest courses they did all year , and it was a lot of fun : “ It hurt in a way that I loved . ” That Ruddervoorde section can be tough [ both technically and physically ] . It ’s hard pedaling but you still have to be thoughtful about steering at the bottom of each descent / climb since the turns are on the off cambers . Fun and hard are synonymous sometimes , but as long as that combination happens , I feel like we ’ve done our job .
 Great interview about a great course !


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Google - owned Waymo has operated its public pilot in Phoenix , Arizona , dubbed the Early Rider Program , for just over a year . In that time , the service has picked up about 400 regular riders in the area , and it 's brought the total real - world miles driven by Waymo 's entire fleet to about 24,000 per day . Most of these riders are very young , very elderly , disabled , or otherwise unable to drive on their own . In order to get a better understanding of what people think of self - driving cars and how the technology could fit into everyday life once it goes mainstream , Waymo gathered data from its Early Rider Program participants and put out the graph seen below and an accompanying report that breaks down the data .
 According to Waymo 's data , there have been over 20,000 applicants for a ride in the program in total , up from about 6,000 on the first day . Most of the Early Rider Program 's accepted riders used the service as transportation to work . Restaurants were the next most popular destination , followed by schools . Bars and spas were also common , and many used the service to get to the shop where their disabled car was waiting for them , which often meant exiting the program after the car was fixed up . Using the service to get to the supermarket and do your shopping was surprisingly low on the list of most popular destinations , with only electronics stores and gyms falling behind it within the confines of the top ten destinations . Waymo 's data indicates that applicants cited two main reasons , on the whole , for applying ; they wanted to see the new technology firsthand , and they wanted to help foster a safer future on the roads .
 The Early Rider Program has made it quite clear that people have a diverse range of reasons for trusting and desiring the advancement of self - driving car technology . One rider witnessed a fatal car accident and did n't want to drive anymore , while another rider wants to take in her local neighborhood without focusing on driving , to name just a couple of cases that Waymo outed . Thanks to the data found in the program thus far , Waymo is working on a few key goals to make the service easier to use , including making it easier for riders to contact Waymo , and getting cars as close as possible to the places where riders want to be picked up , helping them avoid a long walk to a pickup spot .


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With changing times , it has almost become the need of the hour for every member of a household to have a personal laptop ! While the proposition has a very appealing sound to it , this can often become a daunting idea after all . We say so , for the simple reason , that every once in a while , your laptop might need a good services in terms of the hardware or software , for it to run smoothly , more efficiently . As you must have experienced , quite often a good laptop service center is the solution for this problem . But how do you what makes a service center good or bad ? Well , let ’s take a look with respect to what a good service center should constitute of , and then you can be the judge of it yourself !
 Since working schedules are becoming tighter with each passing day especially in large cosmopolitan cities , it is extremely important that your laptop is up and running at all times . This however is possible only when your Laptop Service Center in Noida is open on all days and avails it services rather instantaneously .
 For the simple reason that money is rather difficult to come by and then stay , it is important for us all to save as much money as we can . This makes it imperative for our Laptop Service Centre to offer the best of services priced in an optimal manner so that it does n’t burn a hole in our pockets .
 As clichéd as it may sound , we all know that what makes for a good Dell Service Center is the fact that it offers quite a friendly environment , that does n’t let you think twice before entering it . And to think about it , it ’s rather important for things to be so , considering that it ’ll help you a great deal in explain to the technicians the problems that you ’re facing and coming up with an optimal solution for the same through an open dialogue with them .
 This goes almost without saying that a trusted Service Center must offer all services with utmost efficiency , without any inadmissible lag in the time taken for the delivery of the repaired laptop , or discrepancy in the final billing for the services offered !


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Dating back to the late 1700‘s , this may be the oldest western stagecoach stop still in existence in the USA . Today it offers five guest rooms , all named after the notable figures to have stayed at the tavern ( which has gone by several different names during its history , including the Old Stone Tavern ) .
 Located at the heart of bourbon whisky country , both Louisville and Lexington are within reasonable driving distance of the hotel .
 Among the famous guests who have stayed here were the young Abraham Lincoln , Andrew Jackson , William Henry Harrison , Daniel Boone , General George S. Patton , Washington Irving , and exiled French King Louis Phillipe in 1797 . Jesse James is also reputed to have partaken of too much liquor while here .
 Unsurprisingly , the Old Talbott Tavern is also reputed to be haunted .