Rules
1.The promoter of this competition is Exposure Marketing and Communication.
2. This competition is open to pregnant women, 18 years and older.
3. All competition entrants need to be a MINIMUM of 12 weeks pregnant. Proof will need to be provided in the form of a doctors letter if drawn as a finalist.
4. Only one entry per pregnant person will be allowed.
5. The competition is not open to employees/exhibitors and immediate families of Exposure Marketing and MamaMagic Baby Expo exhibitors and main prize sponsors.
6. Competition closes on 15 May 2017 at 12:00pm (noon).
7. The judges decisions is final an no correspondence will be entered into.
8. The organisers, Exposure Marketing and Communication, and all prize sponsors are indemnified against any claims arising as a result of entry form participants.
9. If for any reason a finalist is unable to attend the final draw, their entry will be forfeited and another replacement will be found.
10. All prizes must be redeemed within 40 weeks from the start of the competition. Prizes not redeemed will be forfeited.
11. The prize is applicable to only one pregnancy and one baby.
12. Prizes are non-transferable and may not be redeemed for cash.
13. The organisers and team at Exposure Marketing & Communications are not liable for any defects in any prizes.
14. Prizes are subject to specific terms and conditions stipulated by the sponsor involved.
WILD CARD ENTRIES
15.1 One online Wildcard Finalist will be randomly drawn on 16 May 2017 from the total database of valid entries submitted via the Parent24 platform. The Wildcard Finalist will be contacted telephonically directly, by means of the contact details provided, between 16 and 18 May 2017. The Promoters will contact the Wildcard Finalist at least 3 (three) times, should the Promoters not be able to reach the Wildcard Finalist or should the Wildcard Finalist be unable to physically attend the MamaMagic, the Baby Expo Joburg on Sunday 21 May 2017 at the Ticketpro Dome at 14:30pm for the main draw, a new Wildcard Finalist will be drawn.
15.2 All finalists will need to be able to attend MamaMagic, the Baby Expo Joburg on Sunday 21 May 2017 at the Ticketpro Dome at 14:30pm (‘the event’) for the main draw in person. Finalists will need to arrange and pay their own transport and accommodation (and all other costs involved); this will not be paid for or arranged by the promoter or sponsors involved.
15.3 In order to complete an entry, each participant must complete all entry fields and agree to receive the Parent24 pregnancy/ baby mailer. If any of the information submitted is incomplete, incorrect or otherwise invalid, your entry will not be considered.
15.4 By entering the competition via the Parent24 platform you agree to the use of your information in accordance with the terms of the Parent24 privacy policy
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15.5 Parent24 (including its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers, directors, agents, employees and all entities associated) assumes no responsibility for this competition and you therefore agree not to hold Parent24 liable for any loss or injury you may suffer as a result of entering into this competition.
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Uber loses another senior executive amid turmoil
San Francisco - Uber Technologies Inc. hopes to one day operate a network of flying cars. On Tuesday, the ride-hailing company laid out some aggressive plans to get closer to its first flight.
Officials in Dallas-Fort Worth and Dubai have signed on to work with the company on testing vehicles that can take off and land vertically in their cities by 2020, Uber said at a conference in Dallas.
The San Francisco company said it's partnering with a handful of aircraft manufacturers and real estate firms, as well as with ChargePoint Inc. to lay an electric charging network.
Uber sketched out a clearer vision for its flying taxis at a time when it's struggling with more urgent problems at the ground level.
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The company is facing an internal investigation of its work culture, the ongoing search for a chief operating officer to help its embattled leader Travis Kalanick, a core business with mounting losses despite rapid growth and a lawsuit from Alphabet Inc.'s self-driving car group over alleged theft of documents.
In addition to being a rival in the courtroom, Alphabet could pose competition in the skies.
Chief Executive Officer Larry Page funded at least two flying car projects. The startups Kitty Hawk and Zee.Aero, which are separate from Alphabet, are racing to build personal aircrafts similar to those Uber has proposed.
Kitty Hawk released a video on Monday showing one of its vehicles zooming across a lake, hovering about 15 feet in the air, with a rider astride the top like on a motorcycle.
Airbus SE has proposed several different concepts for vertical takeoff vehicles, and the government of Dubai is joining with China's EHang to bring closed-top passenger drones to the city.
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Uber first revealed its intentions to build a system of flying cars in a white paper last fall.
In February, the company said it hired NASA aircraft engineer Mark Moore to work on Uber Elevate, its flying car initiative.
Uber said Tuesday that it's teaming up with Aurora Flight Sciences, Pipistrel Aircraft, Embraer SA, Mooney International Corp. and Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. to develop electric vehicles.
It also said it's working with Hillwood Properties in Dallas-Fort Worth and several other real estate firms in Dubai to choose sites and construct ports for vehicle takeoffs and landings.
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