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INTERPOL Travel Document initiative
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INTERPOL has developed its first ever travel documents (e-Passport Booklet and e-Identification Card). These are intended to enable officials working for INTERPOL and for its member countries' National Central Bureaus and law enforcement agencies to travel internationally on official INTERPOL business, by benefiting from visa facilitations granted by member countries when assisting in transnational investigations or urgent deployments.
Facing today's challenges
The crossing of international borders by law enforcement officials is a necessary reality in combating today's global security challenges. INTERPOL operates in a world transformed by the transport and Internet revolutions. Whilst largely beneficial, these changes have also facilitated globalized crime, with international criminals exploiting technological advances to further their activities.
One of the most significant hurdles faced by international law enforcement officials in the fight against international crime is the lack of speed and ease with which assistance can be provided to those countries requesting it. Indeed, when an affected country requests assistance, it can take anywhere from 24 hours to eight weeks for law enforcement personnel to be issued with visas and arrive at the scene.
"Criminals can cross borders swiftly and effortlessly, while our Heads of National Central Bureaus, law enforcement colleagues and even our General Secretariat staff are slowed down or stopped because of legitimate but time consuming visa requirements and bureaucratic international red tape, which constitutes a major impediment to keeping the world safe." Ronald K. Noble, INTERPOL Secretary General.
Speeding up INTERPOL's response
It was with this need in mind that in 2009 the INTERPOL Executive Committee endorsed a proposal to create an INTERPOL Travel Document that would enable authorized officials travelling on official INTERPOL-related business to enter member countries whenever and wherever needed.
Member countries ratified this initiative at the 79th session of the INTERPOL General Assembly in Qatar in 2010, opening the way for the use of a new police cooperation tool and greater inter-state cooperation.
The INTERPOL Travel Document bypasses the lengthy visa requirements set by member countries, allowing quick entry to law enforcement officials. Member countries make this possible by agreeing to assign specially derived visa facilitations for INTERPOL Travel Document holders. This allows member countries to choose which arrangements suit them when granting special visa facilitations to INTERPOL Travel Document holders.
Making the world safer
With more and more countries joining the initiative every day, the INTERPOL Travel Document has become a critical INTERPOL tool for police cooperation. Together with INTERPOL's 24/7 Command and Coordination Centre (CCC) and specialized operational teams, it ensures that whenever there is a call for assistance – in a crisis situation, natural disaster, investigation, or for a major international event – this call is promptly answered.
Setting new standards in document security
When the INTERPOL Travel Document initiative was launched, its ambition was not only to enable law enforcement officers to carry out their duties, but also to set new standards in travel document security and identity management.
Constantly striving to integrate the most advanced security features, INTERPOL continues to raise the bar for travel document security, most notably through its second generation of documents developed in cooperation with Entrust and Safran Morpho in 2012. Both documents comply with the international standards set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
The INTERPOL Travel Document adheres to strict procedures defined in a Security Charter, which was adopted by member countries in a Resolution at the 81st INTERPOL General Assembly in Italy in 2012. Under the further monitoring of the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL's Files (CCF) and the INTERPOL Travel Document Committee, the INTERPOL General Secretariat takes all the necessary measures to protect information security and to ensure that no misuse of data takes place and that no unauthorized persons have access to any data pertaining to the holder.
Formal recognition of INTERPOL Travel Document underlines Kuwait's commitment to global security
INTERPOL Chief visits Chad to help boost police via global network
INTERPOL Chief's visit to Marshall Islands highlights country's role in regional security
Fight against terrorism and piracy focus of INTERPOL Chief meeting with Yemeni President
Afghan minister's visit to INTERPOL aims to boost police collaboration and international security
President of Guinea discusses security needs with INTERPOL Chief
Visit by Argentina's Foreign Minister to INTERPOL focuses on global security issues
Jordan marks close cooperation with INTERPOL with formal recognition of travel document
INTERPOL Chief meets Cape Verde Prime Minister to boost international law enforcement collaboration
Boosting national and regional security focus of INTERPOL Chief's visit to Madagascar
Argentine foreign minister's visit to INTERPOL focuses on international police collaboration
Strengthening global policing response to new crime challenges focus of INTERPOL meeting
INTERPOL Chief's first visit to Haiti looks to advance country's cooperation with global law enforcement
Georgia minister visit to INTERPOL underlines close cooperation with formal recognition of travel document
Renewed collaboration with INTERPOL will boost security in South Pacific, Secretary General tells Tonga authorities
South Pacific's role in regional and global security focus of INTERPOL Chief's visit
International cooperation with ASEANAPOL bolsters security landscape, INTERPOL Chief tells police meeting
Congo's contribution to a safer world recognized by INTERPOL Chief as Africa tour concludes
INTERPOL Chief on visit to DR Congo underlines need for common solutions to cross-border security threats
INTERPOL Chief commends Somalia on police cooperation leading to arrest of escaped murder suspect
Djibouti Prime Minister pledges support for global police cooperation during INTERPOL Chief visit
Strong cooperation between INTERPOL and France focus of visit by Interior Minister Valls
France's Ballestrazzi becomes first female President of INTERPOL
Effective policing can support economic development, Eastern African Police Chiefs meeting told
INTERPOL Chief underlines strategic security role of Commonwealth of Independent States
International police cooperation focus of Democratic Republic of Congo delegation visit to INTERPOL
Visit by French Minister of Justice underlines strong ties between INTERPOL and France
Belarus officially recognizes INTERPOL passport
2011: A ground-breaking year for INTERPOL's future
French Interior Minister's visit reinforces strong relations between INTERPOL and France
Chinese Vice-Minister's visit to INTERPOL underlines role of international law enforcement cooperation
INTERPOL Chief says Commonwealth of Independent States collaboration is a model for other regions
INTERPOL Chief's visit to Azerbaijan highlights country's international security role in Europe and Central Asia
Vietnam police chief's visit to INTERPOL focuses on role of international police cooperation in boosting regional security
INTERPOL Chief's visit to Georgia underlines Eurasia's strategic role in global law enforcement collaboration
European co-operation meeting at INTERPOL seeks to use global approach to boost Europe's security
Visit by Poland's police chief to INTERPOL highlights country's commitment to international law enforcement co-operation
Pan-African INTERPOL meeting sets course for united action against transnational crime
Singapore announces special visa status to INTERPOL Travel Document holders at historic groundbreaking ceremony
Cameroon officially recognizes INTERPOL Travel Document
2010 – Year of achievements for INTERPOL lays foundations for 21st century law enforcement
First Heads of INTERPOL of ECO Member States meeting endorses world police body's vision for increased direct law enforcement support
St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Commissioner recognizes value of INTERPOL travel document for rapid response capability
St Kitts and Nevis plans to accord INTERPOL travel document holders special visa status to maximize collaboration and security
International police co-operation boosted by Brazil decision to recognize INTERPOL passport
INTERPOL issues its first ever passports
INTERPOL to set global standard in travel document security with new e-passport initiative
Connecting Police for a Safer World
INTERPOL Travel Document in International Publications
- International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) MRTD Report – October 2013, Vol. 8, No. 3
- Reisedokument für operative Einsätze - Source: published by the Austrian Ministry of the Interior's "Öffentliche Sicherheit," Nr. 5-6/13
- ITD Publication Montenegro Police Magazine - Jan-March 2012
- SEPCA – Southeast Europe Police Chiefs Association - April 2012
- Keesing Journal of Documents & Identity – Issue 34 - 2011
- Global Identification Magazine – October 2011
- Airport Focus International – Issue 5 – October 2011
- International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), MRTD Report – November 2010, Vol. 5, No. 3


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Marino Anthony Magaro started working at the prison on October 3, 2011, spokesman Carl Lindquist wrote in an email, adding he can't comment further.
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Magaro was arraigned April 21 on five counts of possession of a controlled substance, two counts of possession with intent to deliver and a single count of possession of drug paraphernalia, according to court records, which also state he is free on $25,000 unsecured bail.
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Eight experienced fishing charter boat captains offering World Class Salmon, Trout and Perch fishing April into November. The Waukegan Charter Boat Association is the oldest and largest charter boat fleet on Lake Michigan. Experience Coho Salmon, Chinook ( King ) Salmon, Rainbow (Steelhead) Trout, Brown Trout and Lake Trout fishing on the western shores of Lake Michigan out of Waukegan, Illinois.
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Welcome to 100 acres of prairies, savannas, woodlands, wetlands, and ponds- otherwise known as Loyola University Chicago's Retreat and Ecology Campus. Located in beautiful Woodstock, Ill., our retreat facility welcomes guests to visit our ecologically friendly campus and experience the great outdoors through a multitude of interactive team building activities. The Retreat and Ecology Campus provides a serene setting for overnight conferences, retreats, workshops, classes, and special events, while allowing individuals to connect intellectually, spiritually, and through nature.
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Detroit -- Here they go, into the Great Unknown. The Red Wings are skating on fresh ice, with new motives, a few new faces and an entirely new challenge.
You'll recognize the team because it still has stars Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk, goalie Jimmy Howard and coach Mike Babcock. The Wings still rely on skating and smarts, still have a system that's been mostly successful for two decades, and yes, still wear red. But margins keep dwindling, not only for them, but for everyone in the NHL.
The lockout-shortened 48-game schedule guarantees an even tighter jumble, and maybe it's good the Wings don't have much time to worry about it. Nicklas Lidstrom is retired, replaced at captain by Zetterberg, who can fill the leadership role but not all those valuable minutes on defense, where the team is riddled with questions.
Is the Wings' 21-year playoff streak in jeopardy? Sure it is, especially when a point or two might be the difference in making the playoffs. Frankly, it was going to be in jeopardy whether or not Lidstrom and defenseman Brad Stuart left. Then the Wings struck out in their pursuit of big-time free agents, and the moment of transitional truth arrived.
They've been churning toward this juncture for a while, slowly changing on the fly. Now they have no choice, which should stir some midwinter tension at the Joe. I still think they're skilled enough and deep enough at forward they should make the playoffs, with much depending on the stability of the 28-year-old Howard.
Theoretically, the infusion of young players will pump the energy, and into Lidstrom's void will step others hungering for the chance. But the days of guarantees are over, until further notice.
"We heard that the last few years — we're too old, we're too old, we can't compete with the tough teams," Zetterberg said. "Now I guess we're too young, right? You can't really be bothered by what people say. It's gonna be a crapshoot anyway going into playoffs this year. It's going to be fun."
There is something intriguing about the unknown. For instance, Zetterberg and Datysuk will be playing with heralded 26-year-old newcomer Damien Brunner, who led the Swiss league in scoring but is an NHL novice. On defense, Niklas Kronwall is the leader, and we'll find out if Jonathan Ericsson is ready to be a first-pairing stalwart.
The Wings need more scoring from Johan Franzen, Valtteri Filppula, Daniel Cleary, Todd Bertuzzi, Darren Helm and others. They need Howard to be as dominant as he was early last season, and if not, new backup Jonas Gustavsson could surprise.
A team that makes the playoffs 21 straight seasons and wins four Stanley Cups doesn't suddenly turn into an intrepid underdog. But everyone knows the reality — the Wings haven't made it past the second round since 2009.
"I have the same attitude every year when we start," said Babcock, entering his eighth season. "We gotta get off to a good start, keep getting better and play our best hockey at the end. Every year I've been scared to death just to make the playoffs. This year is no different."
Although it is. Rarely have the Wings relied so heavily on unproven players, from Brunner to 23-year-old defenseman Brendan Smith. And rarely do they fail to land any of their prime free-agent targets. They signed defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo and forwards Mikael Samuelsson and Jordin Tootoo after missing out on Ryan Suter and Zach Parise, who went to Minnesota.
And now the Wings must replace Lidstrom, who merely was the best defenseman of his era. That doesn't mean they'll ditch their puck-possession style, but it means they suddenly have all sorts of minutes to dole out on the power play and penalty kill.
"I talked to Babs a little bit and he wants me to be a guy they can count on," said Ericsson, 28, who's a significant key. "And I want to be the guy they can count on defensively in the last minute of the game when we're up one goal. It's not just me that has to take a step; everyone in this room has to."
The Wings also lost Tomas Holmstrom to retirement, so someone has to assume a larger net-front role, especially on the power play. Can Franzen be a more consistent and prolific scorer? Can Bertuzzi and Cleary stay healthy? Can Tootoo add needed feisty agitation? Can GM Ken Holland make moves to bolster the thin defense by the trade deadline?
The Wings were the fifth seed in the West last season and are pegged by most prognosticators no higher than third in their division again, behind Chicago and St. Louis, scrapping alongside Nashville. It wasn't easy then and it's even tougher now, as the Wings enter a season without Lidstrom for the first time in more than 20 years.
"All my career I had him back there, so it will be an adjustment, for sure," Zetterberg said. "But if you look at us forward-wise, we basically have the same guys, with some good additions. I don't think we'll be that different. Then again, No. 5 (Lidstrom) isn't there, so we don't really know how it's gonna turn out.
"You just gotta be honest about it and take it as a challenge."
It's a unique challenge, one the Wings knew was coming eventually, one that requires Unknowns to become Knowns as quickly as possible.


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The report discusses the issues around one fundamental question: 'Is Canada ready for the green economy?', concluding that the country is reaching a decisive moment, one where the accountancy profession has a critical role to play in ensuring that the outcome is not to the detriment of Canada's future generations and the natural resources on which it depends.
The report gathers opinions from two ACCA-organised roundtables held earlier in the year in Vancouver and Toronto. Delegates at these events were asked what they and their organizations needed most to help them prepare for and participate in the green economy. Their top three priorities were:
- More guidance and tools are needed from relevant industry or professional bodies to improve the practical knowledge and skill of practitioners
- Market insights and trends analysis was also seen as important, to help clarify how the green economy is developing
- A better understanding is needed of Canada's national and regional policy context and implications, and how these converge with each other and with the private sector.
Suzanne Godbehere, head of ACCA Canada says: 'The green economy demands our attention as we are reaching a critical and pivotal time – how far that balance goes will depend on the global market and its appetite for Canada's raw materials, as much as on national and provincial priorities, choices and treaties here.'
Steven Fish, Executive Director at Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR) adds: 'ACCA's report, 'Canada and the green economy' reinforces the critical role accountants have in embedding sustainability into business operations. They build the case, articulate the risk associated with ignoring global social and environmental challenges, and ultimately build CFO buy-in.'
Suzanne Godbehere continues: 'Governance and measurement is a key issue for Canada, especially when it comes to supporting treaties. 2011 and 2012 have been a challenging time for Canada on the international stage. In November 2011, Canada withdrew from the Kyoto Climate Treaty; Canada was also seen as one of the oil-producing countries that blocked a clause in phasing out fossil fuel subsidies at the Rio +20 Earth Summit. At a provincial level, challenges are being addressed, but on a federal level there are gaps.'
The report also includes case studies which illustrate the challenges faced by Canadian businesses when embracing the green economy. They are:
̶ Walmart's Balzac refrigerated food distribution centre near Calgary is one of the greenest commercial buildings in the country, combining renewable power with smart design to radically reduce its environmental footprint.
̶ Better Place, whose Ontario pilot is helping to bring sustainable motoring to Canada through an integrated approach to electric vehicles, batteries, financing and charging infrastructure.
̶ Loblaw's commitment to sustainable fish procurement and retailing has expanded the use of sustainability certification across many different species of seafood and earned the company significant recognition for its comprehensive efforts.
̶ Domtar and its efforts to ensure the sustainability credentials of its products and provide a full suite of sustainability information to buyers through its innovative Paper Trail online tool.
̶ Vancity's support for its customers' sustainability choices through auto loans, home improvement loans and green business financing that favours greener options.
Moving to the green economy was also seen as important by delegates. Suzanne Godbehere concludes: 'Canada faces its own particular challenges and opportunities when it comes to transitioning to a green economy. While the country has a huge wealth of natural capital, it is also highly diversified economically, and has proven resilient to external shocks. The part accountants play in addressing and helping with this transition is important – and thankfully the report asserts that they are now better briefed, equipped and ready to play their part in embracing the green economy in Canada.
'At both roundtables, there was a real sense that the accountancy profession holds the key to accurately valuing and embedding natural assets within the economy – they can help to inspire and enable the necessary transition and change.'


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Total tank wipe out due to it being used for alk...and out of town...quite a mess. I would find a more reliable timer to use for a doser. Not as expected By Doug on 3/31/2015 Doug wouldn't recommend this product to a friend The Product is fine but not what I expected. I Was hoping that you could set the timers for each individual outlet but it's on and off for both. Excellent Product! By Dimitri on 3/26/2015 Dimitri would recommend this product to a friend For me they work fine they do what I want, I wish they could have setting for every outlet just like the other timers. they are easy to set-up and work fine I have bought 3. I do recommend them. Awesome timers By michelle on 1/23/2015 michelle would recommend this product to a friend I have been using 2 for our business for a few months. little trouble figuring out. but, once you got it, they work awesome. lots of day varietys! Nice timer By icereefer on 1/11/2015 icereefer would recommend this product to a friend I have this timer set up on my Skimmer cleaner run 2 mins every 6 hrs. Been working great. Great Item By John on 12/6/2014 John would recommend this product to a friend The Titan Controls Apollo 9 - Dual Digital Timer That i got from BRS is stii working just fine. Will be getting two more shorty Not a long term purchase By Z on 11/24/2014 Z wouldn't recommend this product to a friend Bought two of these units about five months ago. One worked fine for four months and then stopped working (all that was plugged into it was a string of LED lights), now a month later, the send one failed (two florescent fixtures were plugged into it). Based on others having similar failures, I would not recommend buying these. 3.5 stars By Kevin on 8/23/2014 Kevin would recommend this product to a friend it is a half way decent timer for use with the brs doser's I just think there are some tweaks that could be done to make things a little better. when setting it up the if you want to make sure it runs you have to set a cycle and wait for it to cycle on and off. one of my other tweaks they could make is to have the plugs through the front of the timer in the limited space where my powers trips are its tough to put a plug in on the side of the timer, but it does work as it should and hasn't lost time in a couple of months , i am buying three more for my new build. Easy & Quality By Tbone on 5/25/2014 Tbone would recommend this product to a friend Very easy to set. The built-in battery back-up is a plus. I use three of them ... Two of them for II part dosing multiple times a night and morning and the 3rd one runs a low power air pump that runs multiple times a day for just one minut each timee. Works Like a Charm! By Dimitri on 2/28/2014 Dimitri would recommend this product to a friend Mine worked fine from day 1 until today, I bought 2 and I will be buying 2 more! easy to use, easy to set up. Does a wonderful job!!! By A. GRANDIS on 1/14/2014 A. GRANDIS would recommend this product to a friend Still using the timers and they are just wonderful. I've never had problems to this date. Once I pressed a wrong bottom on the timer and it when crazy. I don't know what bottom was pressed. :P I used the small white reset bottom and the timer went back to normal. I had lots of people asking me more info about the timers to be used with Kalk reactors as I do. There are many ways to used them with different reactors… Here are the basic tips I have for those who don't need too much Kalk: - I make sure the time is correct on the timer and every month I correct the minor 1 or 2 min. off to keep it running perfectly on time. That isn't necessary at all to have the timer running though. - I use the timer with the BRS 1.1ml/min. to dose Kalk very slowly into the system (drip, drip) and leave it running for the quantity of kalk I need for that particular system. That will depend on how much the system needs, really. I only leave the pump running for like 30 min max. at a time, once it's not designed to be on 24/7. I had left the pump on for 45min at a time before and never had any issues. The timer will allow 8 different time sets per day to dose. - Never had problems running the Kalk reactor during the day and still having a fairly stable pH. The pH is still lower during the night, naturally, but it doesn't get too high during the day, when lights are on. Works great for me!! - My system has the kalk reactor basically to keep alk and Ca levels in check for coralline algae. I don't keep hard corals. - I do have another system with ReefKeeper running a home made type of kalk reactor today, but that is is a more complex and expensive dosing system and could be unnecessary for most people. The combination of Aquamedic Kalk reactor and the 1.1ml BRS pump with this timer is the most inexpensive way I fond to keep the needs of my tank. I don't use the 50ml/min BRS pump because it will dose Kalk too fast with the timer, once the minimum setting allowed is 1 minute. I've tried that and didn't like. Best and safest way to dose Kalk is with the drip-drip rate. - To clean the reactor is very easy and much better than the still reservoirs with ATO system IMO, which could in some cases get clogged with the Kalk. To prevent that it would be wise to clean the line with some vinegar once an a while. with the reactor there no need for cleaning the lines once it has only fresh water going into the reactor and the clear mixed kalk solution overflows into the system through a 1/2" outlet. Never gets clogged. The reactor mixes the kalk 24/7 also, to make sure the new incoming water will get well stirred into the solution. No problem. Time saver!! It's also much easier to remove the reactor and clean a small piece of equipment than a bigger container. Remember that with the still reservoir with Kalk the bigger the container the less amount of times you'll be mixing, so the messier and hard to clean it would be. Besides, you'll need room for that. The reactor occupy a tiny foot print into your cabinet. -The reservoir I use to feed the water to the reactor is cleaned every 6 to 12 months, if needed. I fill up the water into the small container once a week. I like to add some kalk to the reactor every 2 weeks to give it a boost. One can do that by unscrewing the cap and just lifting up to add the kalk. No need to turn if off. - So basically to set the timer you need to figure out how many ml of Kalk you need per day and divide that by 8, setting the timer through the day for the dosing. You can set the dosing times only for the nigh, when lights are off, if you wish. - I've tried the other brands of this type of electronic timer and they all work great!!!! I didn't see any major differences between the brands to tell the truth. Hope this helps who wants to use the kalk reactors with timers. Cheers!! Grandis. Well it's working now...knock on wood By Robert on 12/30/2013 Robert would recommend this product to a friend All I can say is that mine is working now. However after reading many of the other reviews who knows for how long. Hopefully I will not have the problems that others have had. I feel the BRS guys only want to sell good products because they do seem to care very much for their customers. I'm sure/hope they have taken the bad reviews seriously. Do not buy By tony on 11/8/2013 tony wouldn't recommend this product to a friend Piece of crap mine crapped out I less than a month Failed twice By Joe on 11/3/2013 Joe wouldn't recommend this product to a friend This timer has failed twice in under a year And pumped my tank full of two part killing hundreds of dollars worth of SPS. I would not recommend to anyone. Smashing this thing into hundreds of pieces. Unsafe for alkalinity dosing By Phasezero on 10/8/2013 Phasezero wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I wouldn't recommend this for dosing your alkalinity. Out of no where mine turned on and started dosing the alkaline solution. I've had mine programmed and running for about a month. I was able to catch it early enough before any major damage was done thankfully. I wouldn't trust your whole tank with this unreliable timer. great timer but may fail By ldballoon4 on 9/24/2013 ldballoon4 would recommend this product to a friend I bought two of theses to dose Alk and Mg. They work as advertised. I noticed my Mg was gradually getting lower. I tried to override it in manual mode and sadly it did not work. So longetivity is questionable. But over all 4 stars out of 5. It is a good timer until I purchase an upgrade with a controller. great gadget for dosing without comittiting to a controller By Join the Revolution on 5/27/2013 Join the Revolution would recommend this product to a friend Bought an additional one to dose my Mg. Until you buy a controller like an Apex or Reefkeeper etc...this timer will do the trick. A little awkward to program but does the job. Always triple check your programming on these timers as they are not too intuitive to program. BRS, thank you. Easy to set up and does a good job. By A. grandis on 4/22/2013 A. grandis would recommend this product to a friend I use one of these to dose from my kalk reactor during the night. Never failed. Only drawback is the clock, not so precise. Minor problem, that's why I gave 4 stars. I'm thinking to get 3 more and dose Ca, Alk and Mg for my new setup. I'm considering this so I depend on individual timers for each feature, versus taking the chance and have a Reefkeeper falling all at once. Grandis. WARNING: Failure eminent By Aaron on 12/23/2012 Aaron wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I brought 2 of these timers 5 months ago. When I first received them 1 did not work. BRS promptly replaced. After receiving my replacement, things worked great for the next 5 months. AND THEN........ This morning while performing my monthly water testing, my calcium and alkalinity levels were way off. After investigation, I noticed that the timer running my alkalinity was broken. The clock was working, but it would not turn on. After replacing the battery, still not working. I think the internal relay is broken (it's mechanical). DO NOT buy this product, you will regret it. It seems that there is no good/ cheap solution out there. Lucky thing I have enough money to buy a reefkeeper.... Great By Reefhead on 10/9/2012 Reefhead would recommend this product to a friend This product is great, I lose power from time to time and this has a battery backup that actually holds in what times I had set Great Timer By Cham on 9/10/2012 Cham would recommend this product to a friend Works great with no issues. separate dosing up to 8 times a day. Only problem is I dont know what I am going to do with it when I get a Ca reactor Perfect for your DIY led set ups one for white leds and one for blue leds .easy to set the timer to set on and off and certain times during the dayone for white leds and one for blue leds .easy to set the timer to set on and off and certain times during t By briant on 8/24/2012 briant would recommend this product to a friend one for white leds and one for blue leds .easy to set the timer to set on and off and certain times during the day PERFECT FIT By Clint on 7/27/2012 Clint would recommend this product to a friend Couldn't better compliment 2 BRS dosing pumps. I'm able to spread my dosing out over 8 periods!! As described By Vlad on 3/11/2012 Vlad would recommend this product to a friend This has been working well for me, with good accuracy. Easy to set up. So far so good. By Kevin on 9/27/2011 Kevin would recommend this product to a friend Bought two of these to go along with two Drew's dosers. Not to difficult to set up. Working well so far, but it has only been a few weeks. Easy By Brian on 6/9/2011 Brian would recommend this product to a friend Great timer easy set up! Just read the instruction, set times put in auto bam works like a charm. when I order my next doser I will get another timer Epic Fail By Gene on 4/20/2011 Gene wouldn't recommend this product to a friend Whatever you do, DON'T use this timer to control a dosing pump. I bought two, to power my Drew's Dosers (great pumps BTW) ... one of them failed and my Ca got jacked to 750. If that had been Alk, I wouldn't have a tank anymore. So just buy a Reefkeeper and be done with it, trust me. Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: EcoPlus Dual Digital Timer *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes No *Nickname *Summary of Your Review *Review Submit Review


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The Pahar Trust have already built about 80 schools in remote parts of Nepal providing education for over 10,000 Nepalese children. The trust have 4 ex British Gurkha Soldiers on the ground in Nepal to ensure the projects are completed on time and to a high standard.
So that we reach our total as quickly as possible The School Uniform Shop will donate 1% of everything you buy from our website to the Pahar Trust to build a School. Our target is £10,000 which is enough to build a school, and we would like to raise this within 12 months. We will update the totaliser above regularly so that you can see how much we have raised so far. We will pay monies raised on a monthly basis to the Hereford City Rotary Club who will underwrite the project and send payments to The Pahar Trust so we can start on the project right away.
The first phase of the school was completed and officially opened on 21st February 2012 by Luke Conod, Rotary Club President and Managing Director of School Uniform Shop. We are proud to present photos and the video of the opening here.
However this is only the first phase. There is much more to do and we are continuing to raise funds for the rest of the project.
Best days of their lives... with a little help from Hereford Rotarians in Nepal. Lydia Johnson reports
Many children here in Britain moan about going to school. They cannot stand science, maths and the uniform. Their displeasure only grows when others tell them to enjoy school because they are "the best days of your life".
There are even more children, living far from the UK, who don't have to get up early, put on their uniform, or do their homework. But many of these children would give anything to do these things.
Twelve members of the Rotary Club of the City of Hereford recently met many children with a great will to learn when they travelled half way across the world. The city group went to the village of Yangshila in Nepal to help build a school that would change the lives of many.
Judy Smith Harris, one of the 12 travelling, knew this was something she had to be involved in. She helped the club raise £10,000 of the total £16,000 raised - every penny of which went to the school.
She said: "The school is so important because the whole village will benefit from its facilities. It is their way out of poverty. If they are educated and can use a computer, then they can bring their family and village out of poverty."
Nepal may be one of the most poverty-stricken places on the planet, but, according to the group, it is also one of the friendliest. Despite not having the most basic levels of sanitation or health care - with 15 per cent of the population suffering from an iodine deficiency - the warmth and community spirit they show is enviable.
Luke Conod, club president and managing director of the School Uniform Shop in Hereford which raised £6,000 for the project, said: "We were overwhelmed by the welcome we received. We always had food, fresh fruit and water, but the whole time we were there we didn't see anyone else eat anything. The main thing I've taken from the experience is never to moan - especially about a bit of traffic or the internet being down."
So with the help of building contractors and British based charity the Pahar Trust, the Shree Savitri Secondary School was built. The foundations of the school were laid a year ago by club members Rob and Margaret Soutar, and the school has come a long way since then. There are 50 to 60 children to a classroom and fund-raising is still ongoing to secure fully functioning toilets, reading material, furniture and electricity in some areas. But it is a start.
The 13 rooms - seven of which were built by the club - is the start the children, and the village, needs to keep them moving forward to a better future. For the many adults who look back on their school days with nothing but the pleasure of knowing they're over, Luke said the children of Nepal offer a reminder of the luck youngsters have here in Herefordshire of just having teachers and somewhere to learn.
The update is from Hit and Kuwl, the two Gurkhas in charge of the project for us:
"The electric wiring is completed in new built school, with two fans and two lights each room. Due to unavailable mason and painter the office and computer room ceilings, and boys toilet painting and refurbishment is not started yet. We may start after Dashera or soon as they are back from Hang Pang school. We have 36 sets of new desks and benchs. The students are in very happy mood with the new desks and benchs, and of course enjoying the cooling by electric fans."
Luke Conod, Managing Director of School Uniform Shop, said:
"The change from when we got the first pictures is unreal. When we first set out to help them they had leaky buildings, no electricity, no desks, no books, no bags... and if you look at the picture and read their words (particularly the light and fan) we realise how much we take for granted and how happy they are. It makes my moans and recession grumbles pale into insignificance, and really brings home the value of helping other people."
We are delighted to announce that the final stage of the work to rebuild the school is now completed with the opening of the girls and boys toilets, these are the first toilets that the village has ever had.
We have decided to continue our efforts to support the school and village and our next task is to help them to fund and build further toilets for the village. To achieve this we have increased our target to £20,000.
We will keep you posted!
For more information please visit www.pahar-trust.org or contact Luke Conod at email@example.com.


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Michigan's Trey Burke, left, averages 18.8 points and 7.1 assists in Michigan wins. MSU's Keith Appling, right, is averaging 14.6 points and 3.8 assists and shooting 41.3 percent from the field in the Spartans' wins. (Detroit News photos)
Mateen Cleaves is always in a good mood when the NCAA Tournament starts.
Cleaves knows what he is talking about when he talks about the Tournament. He was the major cog in leading Michigan State to two straight Final Fours and the 2000 NCAA title.
He's curious to see what Michigan and Michigan State can do in the Tournament this year as high seeds. Fans question Michigan's toughness and Michigan State's sluggish starts. But Cleaves knows the key components for a long run are point guards Keith Appling of MSU and U-M's Trey Burke.
They make the show go. And they also can stop the show when they lose focus of the team concept.
"They got to get everything rolling," Cleaves said. "When you go to Michigan State as a point guard, that is what you sign up for. The ball is going to be in your hands and it is all about you. I felt when I played well we won, and when I didn't play well we lost. That is the pressure I put on myself. Look at Michigan at the great point guards they had: Rumeal Robinson, Jalen Rose and Gary Grant. You got to get it going."
When Appling and Burke roll, so do the Spartans and Wolverines. And it is not just about scoring points. Both teams are better when their point guards make their teammates better. Here are some telling numbers.
In Michigan victories, Burke is averaging 18.8 points and 7.1 assists and is shooting 50.7 percent from the field. In losses, he is averaging 20.6 points, shooting 39.6 percent from the field, and averaging just 5.3 assists. Burke has offensive weapons around him in Tim Hardaway Jr., Nick Stauskas and Glen Robinson III. When he uses them, Michigan is tough to guard. When he ignores them, teams can load up defensively on Burke. At times, he looked like a guy trying to win Big Ten and national player of the year on one play.
Let's look at Appling. In MSU wins, he's averaging 14.6 points and 3.8 assists and shooting 41.3 percent from the field. In losses, those numbers dip to 10.4 points, 2.8 assists and 35.5 percent.
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Appling's problems are slightly different. He looks frazzled when things are not going right. But like Burke he can take the ball to the hole.
"I do love Trey Burke," Cleaves said. "He's a guy who can step outside of the offense and make a lot of plays. He can make something happen while the shot clock is winding down and he makes good decisions on pick-and-rolls. If there is anything that he has to improve on, it's his leadership and being move vocal. … He has to have a willingness to make teammates play better."
Cleaves said Appling can step outside the offense also.
"Keith is a scoring point guard and he understands that," Cleaves said. "He's a guy that has to score and let the pass happen.
"If there's anything he has to be better in it's his decision-making."
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Both players could use a Cleaves film session. There was a joy in the way he played. Cleaves spent time with teammates and learned their games. He knew where Morris Peterson, Jason Richardson and other teammates wanted the ball and where.
Cleaves was also a versatile guard. He could slug it out with Wisconsin or run with Florida. And when things went sour, it was usually Cleaves going off on teammates in the dressing room. Appling and Burke will never match Cleaves' intensity and desire to win. But there are other things they can do.
"What makes a good point guard is knowing your team," Cleaves said. "What can (a teammate) do and what can't he do. That is what helped me out and you also have to be able to play."
Appling and Burke can play. They have extreme confidence in their abilities. But Appling loses focus and turns the ball over at times. Burke stops running the show and becomes the show.
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The National Marine Fisheries Service has recently proposed a new rule to reduce the wasteful catch of bluefin tuna on longlines. While the rule is a step in the right direction, some changes are necessary to better protect this important fish.
Each year, longlines, stretching up to 40 miles long with hundreds of baited hooks, are used to catch yellowfin tuna and swordfish, but they also catch more than 80 unintended marine species, including the deeply depleted Atlantic bluefin tuna. Because longline fishermen are only allowed to retain a limited amount of bluefin tuna, they must discard many of the bluefin they catch back to sea, even though they come up dead. A significant amount of this wasteful bluefin tuna catch occurs off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, where bluefin tuna concentrate at certain times of the year, and in the Gulf of Mexico, the sole area on this side of the Atlantic Ocean where bluefin tuna come to breed. This wasteful catch is harming the Atlantic bluefin tuna population. For more information please see our recent blog post- Bluefin Tuna: Promise and Problems in a New Government Proposal.
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I urge you take advantage of this historic opportunity to reduce the wasteful catch of depleted Atlantic bluefin tuna on longlines and protect this important fish. For decades U.S. longline fishermen have caught and killed bluefin tuna. Significant amounts of this bluefin tuna catch occur off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina and in the Gulf of Mexico, the only breeding area for bluefin tuna on this side of the Atlantic. Longline fishermen frequently catch more bluefin tuna than they are allowed to keep, requiring them to discard large numbers of bluefin back to sea, dead.
The proposed rule by the National Marine Fisheries Series is a step in the right direction toward ending this waste, but some changes are necessary to ensure bluefin tuna get the protection they need and deserve. The small Gulf of Mexico closure proposed by the NMFS excludes an important breeding area for bluefin tuna in the north central Gulf where bluefin catch is high. Therefore the NMFS should expand this closure to include the entire Gulf of Mexico and extend the length of the closure to cover the peak breeding season for bluefin tuna, March-May. In addition the NMFS should establish the five month Cape Hatteras longline closure that restricts fishing for all longline vessels.
Further, the NMFS should minimize the waste of dead bluefin released back to sea by implementing a bluefin tuna catch cap for the longline fishery and the associated individual bluefin quota system. The NMFS should not provide any additional bluefin tuna quota to the longline fishery beyond its current share of 8.1%. Giving additional bluefin tuna quota to the longline fishery would undercut the benefits of the bluefin tuna catch cap and associated measures.
Strengthening the proposed rule as outlined above would eliminate much of the wasteful bluefin tuna catch that occurs on longlines each year. It would also encourage the use of more selective fishing methods, capable of avoiding the lethal catch of bluefin and other non-target ocean wildlife.
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