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M2SYS and Fujitsu will be offering a free webinar on August 30th from 2:00 to 2:30pm EST, 11:00 to 11:30pm PST on how palm vein technology can help to strengthen workforce management and PCI compliance. The webinar will cover how using biometric palm vein technology to strengthen compliance can: help replace passwords with a palm scan, increase record storage security, establish significant cost savings, stop employee buddy punching, improve productivity, create a concrete audit trail, reduce payroll errors and strengthen labor law adherence.
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M2SYS Releases White Paper on Using Biometric Technology To Eliminate Time Theft, Tighten Compliance
We are proud to announce that we have recently released a free white paper entitled: "Eliminating Time Theft, Establishing Accountability and Increasing Productivity with Biometric Technology." This white paper begins with a look at the problems lack of employee accountability creates for a business and how it negatively impacts efficiency and profitability. It then examines the increasing problem of employee time theft (offering in depth look at actual examples like extended lunch breaks, lollygagging, etc.) and how it impacts a businesses bottom line, causing billions of dollars of losses each year. The white paper then studies limitations that traditional employee time and attendance methods pose including; sharing personal identification numbers (PIN's), replacing stolen or lost employee ID badges, cost of resetting passwords and more. We then explore monetary and productivity losses from inefficient payroll techniques including detailed charts and graphs that break down the numbers and present alarming statistics on just much these factors can drain profitability.
The white paper then discusses the positive impact that biometric identification technology has on employee time and attendance providing concrete examples on realized monetary savings and the direct links of adopting biometrics to increase risk mitigation. Next we break down the different biometric modalities (fingerprint, finger vein, palm vein and iris recognition) providing the benefits of each as well as a detailed modality usability and accuracy chart. We finish up the white paper by comparing a PC-based biometric "soft" clock with a wall mounted biometric time clock.
We hope that this white paper is helpful for our readers to gain a more thorough understanding about the value of biometric technology for time and attendance and the advantages that it brings compared to other more traditional forms of employee identification. Please fill out the contact form on the right if you would like to receive a copy of the white paper, or click on this link:
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Contactless Biometric Sensor Market Poised For Rapid Growth
Recent reports have suggested that the contactless biometric sensor market is poised for rapid growth as more deployments of the technology take hold in vertical markets around the globe. The report suggests that market growth for touchless sensing could reach $3656.8 million ($3.6 billion) by the end of 2015. Touchless biometric sensors can be found in biometric hardware like Fujitsu's PalmSecure Palm Vein biometric reader, Hitachi's VeinID Finger Vein device and contactless fingerprint readers. The report defined target applications for the technology as gaming, consumer electronics, automotives and transportation.
As biometric deployments begin to expand into markets and environments that are characterized by end users who may possess less than ideal skin conditions to use fingerprint technology, contactless biometric sensor technology is proving to be a viable solution. We have previously stated that fingerprint technology is not a one-size-fits-all solution due to its reliance on skin integrity and difficulty to function properly in certain environments and with various ethnicities. Contactless biometric sensors (which have also proven to be more accurate than sensors that require contact) alleviate these problems plus offer the added feature of being more hygienic, a problem that plagues biometric technology with sensors that require contact.
Expect to see more interest in vascular biometrics and iris recognition as companies, organizations and countries seek to deploy secure, accurate, hygienic biometric identification solutions in the future.
Biometric Modalities: What makes a "Good Biometric?"
The following is a guest post from Jason Hodge, Vice President of Business Development for SecurLinx. SecurLinx specializes in networked biometric deployments and multi-modal biometric integration. You can read more about biometric technology on the SecurLinx blog which can be found at http://securlinx.blogspot.com/
Iris, Retina, Face, Fingerprint, Finger vein, Palm geometry, Palm vein, gait, ear, DNA, body odor, voice, typing rhythm, signature recognition. The range of human physical traits and behaviors offers fertile ground for scientists interested in quantifying them for use in identifying individuals.
Two main forces have influenced the selection of biometric identification modality from the near limitless choices: Convenience and Necessity.
Face and fingerprint have been by far the most convenient from both scientific and deployment perspectives.
Scientists need data to develop the algorithms that biometric systems use to identify individuals. For face and finger, data was never a problem. Bureaucracies have been collecting both for a century.
In deployment, it's easy and convenient for participating individuals to interact with the technology.
Necessity, playing its usual role, has driven the development of other biometric modalities. From a development perspective, given enough data, time and money, I suspect any definable aspect of the human anatomy could be used as a biometric identifier.
In instances where teeth are all that is known about an individual, they are used for high confidence identification.
As long as the telephone is with us as a ubiquitous communication tool, there will be significant demand for voice recognition no matter the challenges.
In order to displace finger/hand and face/eye biometrics in wide scale deployments, the newer biometric modalities will have to out-compete them on two levels, in the lab and in the market. But in order to thrive as high value-added tools in highly specialized deployments they just need to help solve a high value problem.
Any biometric modality can be useful, especially if it's the only one available.
Jason can be reached at Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @SecurLinx URL: www.securlinx.com
The Top 5 Reasons To Consider Fujitsu PalmSecure Biometric Technology Over Fingerprint
Ok, so you readily admit you are a biometric novice. You know that biometric identification is growing in prominence, offers many unique features and characteristics not available with other technologies like barcoding and personal identification numbers (PINs) and is an affordable option. However, what isn't so clear is the difference between biometric readers in addition to the when, where and why of their use. Let's try and shed some light on that by comparing fingerprint to palm vein biometric readers.
Fingerprint biometrics is the most widely used modality in the industry hands down. Well over half of all the biometric deployments across the globe are for fingerprint technology and it works very well in most situations. Despite this, fingerprint biometrics is not normally viewed within the industry as a "one-size-fits-all" solution. There are some subtle variables to recognize and keep in mind if shopping for a biometric system and considering fingerprint as your choice of reader. Variables that may not be obvious at first but could very well cause you to choose palm vein biometrics instead as the optimal hardware for your deployment.
You may not have considered these top 5 reasons to evauluate palm vein biometrics over fingerprint, but we assure you that they are important reasons to consider and deserve careful review before moving forward:
Reason #1 – Your workforce tends to have unfavorable skin integrity.
Many people work in industries that require the use of tools, chemicals and machines. Industries that are heavily dependent on the hands of their workers which may compromise skin integrity. Cuts, scrapes, scars, bruises, dryness, roughness, moisture and other skin conditions can render an individual's fingerprint unreadable which can cause difficulties when using a fingerprint reader. Consider using palm vein technology instead which does not rely on skin integrity but instead uses near infrared light to map the vein pattern beneath your palm and uses that as the template for your biometric identification.
Reason #2 – Hygiene is of particular concern to you and your staff.
Fingerprint readers require direct contact with the sensor to scan and identify an individual. Direct contact can lead to periodic reader cleansing especially in environments that see a high volume of use. Palm vein readers require direct contact with a hand guide placed over the sensor, and theoretically a successful scan could be executed by simply hovering over the device. For those utilizing the hand guide however, the device is easy to clean and keep sanitary without compromising the performance of the actual biometric sensor.
Reason #3 – Maximizing return on investment.
Because fingerprint readers require direct contact with the sensor (see #2) which accelerates wear and tear on the device, the longevity of the reader tends to be shorter. Since palm vein readers do not require direct contact with any sensor to capture biometric credentials, they tend to last longer helping you to achieve a higher return on your initial investment.
Reason #4 – The stigma associated with fingerprint readers.
One of the most important aspects of deploying a biometric identification system is communicating to employees the safety and integrity of capturing and storing their biometric template data. There are those who consider the capture of their fingerprint visceral because of the stigma that an image being stored has the potential to be misused or stolen. Palm vein technology uses near infrared light to read vein patterns beneath the skin so the system is non-traceable – i.e. there is no latent footprint when a person enrolls and uses this type of system. Because vein patterns exist inside of the body, it is practically impossible to recreate someone's biometric template.
Reason #5 – Palm vein technology is affordable.
For all of the distinct advantages that palm vein technology offers, it is an affordable alternative to fingerprint. You may think that switching to a biometric modality that uses near infrared light through a contactless sensor to map a vein pattern beneath the skin might be wildly more expensive than fingerprint but this is not the case. We have examples of customers who were originally using fingerprint and decided to switch to palm vein technology for one or more of the reasons listed above.
Contact us to learn more about how Fujitsu's palm vein technology can work to your advantage if you are considering a biometric system or if you have a current system that uses fingerprint technology.
We'd like to hear from our palm vein users – how has using Fujitsu's palm vein reader been an asset to your biometric system deployment? Please share your thoughts in the comments section below.
Mizan Rahman Recognized as 2011 Technology Innovator by InfoWorld
Earlier last week, Mizan Rahman (M2SYS CEO/CTO) was recognized by InfoWorld as a 2011 Technology Leader for creating Hybrid Biometric Platform, a multi-modal biometrics system that supports fingerprint, finger vein, palm vein and iris recognition. Details of the award and information about why Mizan created Hybrid Biometric Platform can be found here:
We are proud that Mizan was recognized as a Technology Innovator for creating Hybrid Biometric Platform, a true testament to the will, creativity and hard work that Mizan injected into the project and the biometric software engine that resulted. Mizan is honored and humbled by the recognition from InfoWorld and even more pleased that many of our customers are actually using Hybrid Biometrics and reaping the vision that Mizan had for this system.
Congratulations Mizan!
M2SYS Exhibiting At This Year's American Payroll Association Congress Trade Show
If you plan on attending the 29th Annual American Payroll Association (APA) Congress this week in Salt Lake City, please stop by our Booth (#1019) to see firsthand how RightPunch PC-based biometric time clock identification technology can interface with your payroll software to help cut costs, increase efficiencies and boost productivity. We will be showcasing fingerprint, finger vein and palm vein biometric technology with demos and plenty of experts on hand to answer your questions.
With the ability to now seamlessly interface with Kronos, ADP, TimeForce (Qqest), Empower and Insperity workforce management platforms, RightPunch is an affordable PC-based biometric time clock that has the potential to save 2%-4% of gross payroll. Plus, it speeds up the check-in/check-out process to boost employee productivity and it is more safe and efficient than ID cards or personal identification numbers. RightPunch also eliminates employee time theft, reported to cost U.S. companies nearly $400 billion per year.
The hallmark themes of the APA Congress are "Competence, Compliance, Community" so what better time to educate yourself on biometric technology, which ensures compliance with labor tracking laws and offers so many benefits and a strong potential to maximize your return on investment.
Take a look at this video to learn more about one of our customers who recently implemented RightPunch biometric identification with their Kronos time and attendance software to replace paper time sheets and instantly saw a 90% efficiency increase:
Training Video on How to Use the M2SYS Palm Vein Scanner with Fujitsu PalmSecure Sensor
This week, M2SYS created a training video on proper and improper scanning techniques for the M2 Palm Vein reader that uses Fujitsu's PalmSecure sensor. If you are a new or existing palm vein customer, this video demonstrates the correct placement of the hand on the hand guide to ensure an accurate read of the end user's palm vein pattern as well as incorrect placement of the hand that will cause difficulty in obtaining a proper scan.
Please take a moment to view the video and contact us if you have any comments or questions:
The Top 5 Reasons You Should Not Use Biometric Technology
Despite the numerous benefits that biometric technology brings to the table for the many vertical markets that it serves, there are some reasons to NOT use biometric identification technology. May seem strange for a biometric software developer to be listing reasons to not use their technology, but bear with us as we explain some reasons that biometrics just may not be the technology that can help your business.
Reason #1 – You do not understand how biometric technology works.
We will be the first to tell you that if you have not done your homework and proper due diligence on how biometric technology works and which software and hardware application is best suited for your business then it probably is not a good idea to use it. As with any investment in technology, businesses should spend time researching options, asking questions, reading case studies, engaging with others that currently use the technology, and evaluating long term return on investment (ROI) potential.
After completing adequate research, you may find that biometrics is not best suited for your needs. However most businesses discover that when weighed against the alternatives, biometrics is usually the most efficient and secure identification technology that offers the highest potential for maximum ROI.
Reason #2 – You think that biometric technology is a passing fad that will soon be replaced with yet another more technologically advanced identification.
The simple truth is that biometric identification technology is here to stay and will be around for a long time to come. Whether it's for time and attendance/workforce management, healthcare, banking, membership management, public safety or point of sale biometrics has continued to spread throughout many vertical markets and is increasingly recognized for the many benefits that it brings to businesses and governments that use it. Furthermore, the global biometric market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 23% through 2013.
Biometrics is the only identification technology that can verify with near absolute certainty the identity of an individual. As word spreads of the tangible benefits that biometrics offers and the truth about how the technology works becomes more understood, expect to see more deployments for businesses that wish to invest in a technology that establishes the efficiencies that they expect.
Reason #3 – You like losing 2 – 4% of your payroll each year to payroll error rates and time theft.
Employee time theft costs U.S. employers hundreds of billions of dollars per year and among the most egregious of time theft practices is buddy punching. Buddy punching is a preventable facet of time theft and biometric technology is the perfect solution, eliminating the ability of employees to clock in and out for a colleague and significantly increasing productivity as a result. Plus, biometrics is more secure and efficient than ID cards or personal identification numbers (PINs), helps to save the environment and ensures compliance with labor tracking laws.
Reason #4 – Security and safety of your employees is of no concern.
One of the major problems that barcode ID cards and PINs present is that they can be swapped, shared or stolen. For example, barcode cards can be stolen and used for unauthorized access to secure areas of a business, jeopardizing the safety of other employees and acting as a catalyst for theft of merchandise, information or other assets. Biometrics relies on human physiological characteristics for identification which can't be swapped, shared or stolen creating a more safe and secure environment for you and for your employees.
Reason #5 – You don't really care if anyone is held accountable for anything at anytime.
Of the many benefits that biometric identification technology offers its end users, establishing accountability is perhaps one of the top reasons to use it. If the identification system you are using is archaic, subject to malfeasance and corrupting your staff by tempting them to abuse it for their own gain then why not consider incorporating a system that removes these inadequacies? Biometric technology also ensures that there is a clear audit trail, thereby encouraging responsibility from your employees to act ethically and be accountable for their actions.
Take time to think about some of the problems in your business that biometric technology can solve. Hopefully this post brought a few reasons to mind on how biometrics can help you.
What are some other reasons that biometrics would not be a benefit to your business? Be creative…
The Impact of Fujitsu's Slimmer and Faster Palm Vein Sensor on the Biometrics Industry
In case you missed it, last week Fujitsu Frontech released a smaller, slimmer and faster vascular palm vein reader that promises to be small enough to add biometric recognition user authentication in laptop computers and other electronic components. This is a significant announcement for the evolution of vascular palm vein sensor technology proving that Fujitsu continues to innovate in the field and encourage the widespread adoption of this technology throughout the industry.
If you recall, vascular biometric technology does not rely on fingerprints for identification purposes, so the integrity of the skin is not an issue. Instead, vascular biometrics uses a near infrared light to map and capture vein patterns beneath the skin and then uses that image as the basis for individual identification. In most cases, fingerprint technology works well but has proved to not be a "one size fits all" biometric modality especially in cases where end users may have cuts, scrapes, scars and bruises or fall under a certain age or ethnic demographic.
With the release of the new, slimmer palm vein sensor Fujitsu has opened the door for laptop, notebook and electronic device manufacturers to adopt a vascular authentication modality for their components essentially providing what is arguably one of the most reliable and accurate biometric technologies to a wider array of products. Fujitsu also stated that the new palm vein sensor technology has significant improvements in speed and functionality over previous sensors. This is significant news and will most likely continue to catapult the rapid growth of palm vein vascular biometrics into the higher echelon of biometric modalities.
We have already discussed how palm vein and vascular biometrics has impacted healthcare and membership management and why its important to consider this technology if you are searching for a biometric identification system for your business. Now that Fujitsu has released the new palm vein sensor technology, we hope to soon be writing about how this technology has helped to increase security on laptops and electronic devices and the continued proliferation of vascular biometric identification within many vertical markets.
What are your thoughts on Fujitsu's new, slimmer and faster palm vein sensor?


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Priya Banerjee about Asura
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Asura is the upcoming movie of hero Nara Rohit and this movie is written and directed by Krishna Vijay. Asura movie is produced by Shyam Devabhaktuni & Krishna Vijay. Priya Banerjee plays the female lead opposite Nara Rohit in this film and he plays the role of a police officer again in this film after his last release Rowdy Fellow. Listen to what Priya Banerjee says on this movie . . .

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We are planning on taking our 9 and 7 year old kids with us on our first cruise. The travel agent has found 3 different choices and I have no idea what would be best as far as the kids are concerned. I would also like my husband to enjoy cruising so we can go again!!
We have a choice of RC Ind. of Seas, Carnival Dream or Liberty or Norweigan Pearl. Can anyone help me make an educated decision?
Are the prices and itineraries comparable for your needs?
All things being equal, I'm partial to Independence of the Seas. Great kids' programs, lots of thing for adults to do. It's a huge ship with a lot of choices.
That said, you'll find people saying the same about each of the choices you've listed. Does your travel agent think one of those cruises would best suit your needs? Your agent is the one who actually knows you and would be in a better position to suggest which cruise suits your needs the best.
The agent picked Norweigan Pearl because my husband would like to have "room" There is a penthouse available on the Pearl.
On IOS she was able to get us connecting rooms superior ocean view strm W/bal.
If we went on Carnival we could get on liberty a balcony room with 4 beds,to east car.
The other prices are all comparable, except the NCL Pearl is more. all of them except dream going to the east.
on dream same kind of room,
the travel agent said that she likes the eastern itinerary better, but the dream is new and has the new waterwork aqua park.
I have no idea what to do. I am sure in the end we will like whatever.
The eastern Caribbean itinerary is generally good for people who like to shop, who like a lively atmosphere when they walk around town, and enjoy some organized sightseeing tours available.
Western Caribbean is big on water sports, beaches, boating, etc.
One thing you can do is take a look online at the shore excursions offered at each of the ports. This will help you determine if the activities available on an eastern or western Caribbean itinerary sound more like what you'd like to do.
Getting a penthouse will certainly give you a lot of room. Getting connecting rooms gives you the luxury of two bathrooms and lots of storage space, and some privacy as well. Having one balcony room for four people will be a lot less room than the other choices.
Hey 4jessees,
I wish I had your dilemnas. First things first. My kids are teenagers now but when they were under 9, I never let them alone in a balcony room. So the connecting balcony scenario would be a not to do for me. What if they open the door at night, sleepwalking, type of thing. No way. At those ages, we had them in the cabin with us. We did not do balconies until they were a little older. Large family oceanviews were fine. The penthouse would be a luxury on the Pearl = but pricy I am sure. We used to do two insides with a connecting door when they were young as well. We liked having two bathrooms between the four of us. Much cheaper too to have four people in one cabin as long as it is a large cabin. Just returned from INDY and we just adored it. Kids would love the parades, the entertainment that takes place on the promenade at night. There is a great fun water zone for kids on the Indy. A place for the adults to hang out in the sanctuary once you put the kids into their programs. Very large hot tubs that hang over the ship. Just wonderful. You see I have become partial to the Indy. Liberty was fine and so was the Jewel (very similar to PEarl) but without the rock climbing and the bowling. As I said, I wish I had to make the choice. One of the other suggestions someone gave was to check out the ports. We have decided that future cruises will be governed pretty much now by the ports. Some are just basically cruise line owned stomping ground. Happy choosing.
We booked a family oceanview on Royal Caribbean. It has a seperate room with 2 bunk beds.The bunk room was tiny, but it was perfect for them. It opened out into a large living room. Then there was a curtain that closed side to side with a queen bed for us.It gave us plenty of privacy, two large windows facing the bow. There was only one bathroom, but it had the best of both worlds for us. These cabins are limited in number,but I'm sure your agent could find you one.
I love the water park idea, but most of the ships have some water slides in the children's area.
If you do the penthouse on your first cruise, it will spoil you for everything else...unless of course money is no object.
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Coming off the high school 'dead period' recently, Bullitt East hosted its annual summer soccer camp.
This year, the four-day event was under the direction of girls' soccer coach Steve Gentry who took the reins from boys' head coach Mike Brangers.
Gentry and his Lady Charger players had over 50 elementary and middle school age players despite some warm temperatures.
Unofficial Results: SUMMERFEST 2017 Presented by ACE Hardware of Salem, Salem Speedway - Fueled by the Hoosier Lottery - Salem, Indiana, July 22, 2017:
Fast Qualifier: Brian Bayer, 19.955
PADUCAH – Retired Fulton County Jailer Ricky Parnell was sentenced today in United States District Court by Senior Judge Thomas B. Russell, to serve 97 months in prison for his role in a conspiracy to the defraud Fulton County, Kentucky, citizens through kickbacks and inflated costs associated with the $3.3 million 2015 Fulton County Detention Center expansion, announced United States Attorney John E. Kuhn, Jr. There is no parole in the federal prison system.
To prepare middle school students for learning in the technology age for both college and their future, BCPS students in grades 6-8 are receiving Chromebooks for the 2017-2018 school year.
Chromebooks are simply laptops that connect wirelessly to the Internet and used mainly web based applications including Google Classroom.
District Technology Coordinator Jim Jackson described the value of adding more grades.
PIONEER VILLAGE -- Gary Hatcher and several of the current council members can remember the days when money was tight.
There was a tremendous debt to pay off from the 1996 tornado.
But, over the years, city officials have taken necessary steps, sometimes painful ones, to put Pioneer Village in solid financial shape.
As the Pioneer Village City Council considered the second reading of its 2017-18 budget, Hatcher proudly stated that 10 years ago, the coffers had $10,000 in the bank.
SHEPHERDSVILLE-How about a free dental check-up before starting kindergarten?
Kids attending Kindergarten Kickoff Tuesday, July 25th at 5:00 p.m. at the Paroquet Springs Conference Centre can see Dr. Johnathan Mitchell and Dr. Allison Geary of Generations Family Dentistry.
County agencies such as public health, pediatrics and the county library program will also be onhand. Plus, there will be free eye exams for children starting kindergarten at this annual free event sponsored by the Bullitt County Public Schools Family Resource Centers.
SHEPHERDSVILLE -- The following individuals were recently indicted on drug-related offenses by the Bullitt Circuit Grand Jury:
*Diana R. Collins and Scottie R. Perkins — both charged with complicity to trafficking in a controlled substance.
The indictment alleges that on Aug. 22, 2016, the pair had oxycodone that they intended to sell.
This is a Class C felony, which is punishable by 5-10 years in prison.
In addition, Perkins faces felony charges of possession of a controlled substance and being a persistent felony offender.
MOUNT WASHINGTON—Doug Green had never had a Donut King doughnut before. But that didn't stop him from getting to their shop at 5:30 Tuesday morning to ensure he got one during the shop's reopening.
"I just moved to town in February and I've heard about his story and how great the doughnuts are so I wanted to be here when they opened to show my appreciation for him," Green said. "He's very well loved in this part of the county, from what I've heard."
MOUNT WASHINGTON—After repeated attempts, the state has finally allowed the city of Mount Washington to place a "No Turn on Red" sign at the bypass…but it comes with a catch: the sign is only in operation three hours a day.
Councilmember Greg Gentry first asked about the sign over a year ago, stating that the traffic coming from Louisville tends to back up the rest of the Bardstown Road and Highway 44 East intersection by continuing to turn right.
MOUNT WASHINGTON— The city of Mount Washington is tired of waiting.
Since 1962, the city has asked to have Highway 44 widened.
Now, in 2017, the road is worse off than ever.
"I'm sick and tired of waiting," mayor Barry Armstrong said. "That's all we've been doing."
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Hail Halloween with Spooky Science
Saturday, October 27, 2012
12:00pm to 4:00pm
Maryland Science Center
601 Light Street
Baltimore's Inner Harbor, 21230
Discover and dissect creepy chemistry and scary science at this ghastly gathering – the Maryland Science Center's 4th annual Spooky Science on Saturday October 27 from 12-4 p.m.
Mad Science of Central Maryland will join the fearsome festivities with performances of their "Halloween Spooktacular" show, bringing bubbling potions, wicked brews and electrifying effects straight from their Mad Science Lab. "Halloween Spooktacular" shows take place at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
Ghoulish guests can create and experiment with glow-in-the-dark slime, analyze loathsome objects in Mystery Boxes, catapult pumpkins in the "Punkin' Chunkin'" contest, and decorate pumpkins and trick-or-treat bags at decoration stations. Frankenstein's eerie experiments will add more horror to this haunt – on display during the "Before Frankenstein's Monster" shows. Shows take place at 12:20 p.m. and 2:20 p.m.
Visitors are encouraged to dress to impress (and scare!) in creative costumes.
All Spooky Science activities are free with paid admission to the Maryland Science Center and free for members. The Maryland Science Center is located at 601 Light Street at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. For information and tickets, visit www.marylandsciencecenter.org or call the 24-Hour Information Line at 410-685-5225.
About the Maryland Science Center
The Maryland Science Center at Baltimore's Inner Harbor is visited by more than 500,000 people each year. Popular exhibits include: Dinosaur Mysteries with more than a dozen full-size dinosaurs and interactive paleontology activities; an exploration of the day in the life of the human body in Your Body: The Inside Story; and dozens of interactive experiments in Newton's Alley. Other popular attractions in the museum include the Kids Room, the five-story St. John Properties IMAX Theater, and the world-famous Davis Planetarium.


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THIS MASTERPIECE BY ENGINEER-FRIAR Fr. Roque Ruaño, O.P., who once served as Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, was the first structure on the Sampaloc campus. From its inauguration in 1927 until 1963, the Main Building was occupied by the following: the Fathers as their residence and the home of the Ecclesiastical Faculties (1923-1927), Faculty of Medicine (1927-1950), College of Philosophy and Letters (1927-1967), Faculty of Engineering (1927-1950), College of Education (1927-1950), Central Library (1927-1992), College of Commerce (1930-1967), UST High School (1930-1946), and the radio station DZST (1950-1963), which later became Radio Veritas.
At present, the Main Building houses the administrative offices, some non-academic departments, the UST Museum of Arts and Sciences and three colleges: the Faculty of Pharmacy, College of Science, and the Faculty of Civil Law.
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The Philippines are an archipelago of more than seven thousand islands off the southeast coast of Asia. Only half of these islands have been named and roughly one thousand are inhabited. Look at how beautiful they are! People first arrived here from the mainland around 25,000 B.C. by crossing a land bridge which existed at the time.The name comes from Ferdinand Magellan of Portugal, who explored the Philippines in 1521. He claimed them in service of Spain, naming them after Prince Philip. Spain controlled the Philippines for the next 350 years until the Philippine Revolution of 1896.Here's a picture of Fort Santiago, where the national hero Jose Rizal was imprisoned prior to his execution. He was a poet and novelist who supported peaceful reform, rather than violent revolution, against the Spanish government.This is one of poems in which he describes the creation of the world, as a gift to his mother:"Say they that tell of the world, the first dawn of the sun, the first kiss that his bosom inflamed, when thousands of beings surged out of nothing, and peopled the depths, and to the heights mounted, to wherever his fecund kiss was implanted"Violent revolution broke out anyway and the Philippines changed hands from Spanish, to American, to Japanese control over the next fifty years. Following World War Two they finally became an independent republic.Back to the beautiful ocean! You can dream about the Cafe Del Mar resort next time you find your screen saver kicking in when you're still sitting at the desk staring blankly. There's a series of DJ mixes with this title but I don't know if it refers to the same place. I would not be surprised.Annnnd to really get you buying your plane tickets...the sunset over Borocay White Beach!Text by Steve Smith.


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Epson Adds Small-Biz Printer, AIO to WorkForce Line
On Tuesday, Epson announced two new additions to its WorkForce line of business printers, a wide-format printer and a networked all-in-one (AIO).
The Epson WorkForce 1100 is a printer geared to small businesses. It can print documents at a range of sizes from 3.5 inches by 5 inches, up to 13 inches by 19 inches; plus banners up to 13 inches by 44 inches. The 1100 offers duplexing, including dual black-ink cartridges for increased black ink capacity. It also comes with a one-year warranty, with free lifetime phone support for registered WorkForce owners.
The WorkForce 610 is a four-function (print/scan/copy/fax) AIO for small offices or home-based business. It has built-in Wi-Fi and wired networking, a 30-page automatic document feeder (ADF), and comes with a two-year warranty. The 610 offers 1,200 x 2,400 dpi scanning; standalone color and black-and-white copying; a 2.5-inch tilt LCD for photo editing and printing; multi-card slots; and faxing through your PC or through a modem.
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Getting ready to hit the road
Hello, Everyone. My name is Barbara and I'm new to fly fishing but have fished on and off for the first 30 years of my life. So far, I'm the lone fisherman in the family, husband doesn't seem interested so I told him he could clean the fish...haha. We are preparing to sell our home and go fulltime in our motorhome. Since we plan to spend a lot of time out west, fly fishing looked like the perfect hobby to take up. My Dad gave me his fly rod and reel and now I'm overwhelmed with what other type of gear I will need. There seems to be a significant difference of opinion on waders and wonder what types work best for us lady fisherman. My feet get cold pretty quickly!
Once we get going on our adventure, my plan is to head somewhere and take some lessons.
Also, my son plans to tie some flies for me. He lives in NY so we'll also be going up there to fish in some of our old favorite secret fishing holes...
That's it for now...Barbara
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Hi Barbara,
Welcome to the forum. There are several ladies who post and you will fit right in. Fly fishing does go well with RV'ing. I use to carry a fly tying kit with me so I had lots to do with my spare time. I can give you some good contacts for lessons if you are in Northern California or Western Oregon.
I will let Joni or some of the other ladies help you with the wader question. One of the problems with cold feet is the wadding shoes or wader feet are too tight. You need some room so you can move your toes and wear wool socks.
Looking forward to you post.
Re: Getting ready to hit the road
Thanks for the reply. I figured once I introduced myself here, I would go to the ladies forum and ask some of my questions. There is so much good info here and I'm picking up a lot of tips already. At some point, we'll be in the pacific northwest, one of my favorite places.
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Hoffman Family Cellars and Victim Entertainment Partner to Promote Wine and Rock 'n Roll
Victim Entertainment (V.E.) and Hoffman Family Cellars (H.F.C) have announced a promotional partnership between national recording artist, Digital Summer, and the emerging wine brand, Headbanger. This joint venture will focus on the growing interest in wine amongst all people worldwide that also have a pure love of rock 'n roll.
V.E. founder and Digital Summer vocalist, Kyle Winterstein, and H.F.C. owner and winemaker, Paul J. Hoffman share a love of music, wine, and innovation. "Over a few glasses of Headbanger Zinfandel at dinner, Paul and I recognized the similarities of our entrepreneurial experiences -- building companies in terrible economic conditions and the successes we have had thus far," said Winterstein. "We agreed that there is a huge opportunity to take the platform and reach we have as entertainers through live performances and social media and apply that energy to help build a global brand. This is the same philosophy each band mate has embraced to build Digital Summer. "
Hoffman said, "As a life long fan of rock and roll and winemaker for years, I have been surprised by the lack of attention the wine industry has paid to some of the most loyal consumers on the planet, the Rock Fan. The Headbanger brand combines a focus on quality wines with edgy packaging that speaks to the soul of the rock 'n roll lover."
On the topic of marketing, Winterstein stated, "Working in an industry that has evolved into a tech-savvy social media driven business, we rely on interacting directly with consumer. With the band and brand we can market to two separate industry media streams with one campaign--wine and music, music and wine – both full of life and energy."
Hoffman added, "The cross merchandising and sales opportunities are some of the most exciting elements of the partnership. The potential to talk right to the consumer at shows, online, with distributors, in restaurants, and with retailers provides an opportunity with no limits. Imagine doing a combined bottle and CD signing at an event or in-store tasting." The partnership also has plans to incorporate specialty events, exclusive winery/vineyard shows, and unique packages of Digital Summer Music and Headbanger Wines combined for the enthusiast.
The Headbanger current release lineup encompasses three Zinfandel wines from Sonoma that are in select markets across the U.S. and The Virgin Islands. Plans to expand with a California appellation Zinfandel targeted for national distribution will follow in the upcoming months in addition to expanding into the beer and spirit markets with under the same branding. A Kickstarter campaign is being developed to help the fan be a part of the new distribution campaign and category expansion. "The recording of our current release, Breaking Point, would not have been possible without the fan support through Kickstarter," said Winterstein. "It was a great way to connect and make everyone a part of our experience. We plan on creating an amazing campaign that will have the current Digital Summer and Headbanger supporters in awe in addition to gaining new supporters like we do everyday at our shows."
Victim Entertainment produces Digital Summer, which is on tour through Feb. 17, 2013 supporting their highly rated current release, Breaking Point, which debuted at #13 on iTunes rock charts. Two other full length LP's and one acoustic EP have also been released. Touted as one of the most energetic live performers, Digital Summer calls Phoenix, Arizona home. Visit digitalsummer.net.
Hoffman Family Cellars owns and makes four wine brands (Headbanger, 401K, Curveball, Atmosphere) and has two tasting rooms, one on The Historic Sonoma Square and the other on Treasure Island in the San Francisco Bay. In addition the wine brands the company has two clothing lines, Napa Valley Surf Club and Keep Sonoma Weird. Visit hoffmanfamilycellars.com.


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ALF Releases 300 Mink in Ohio
In Yet Another Raid, the Animal Liberation Front Releases up to 300 Mink in Ohio Sixth (Seventh Actually) Fur Farm Rescue This SummerAnimalLiberationFrontline
Sep 30, 2013
In a communique received by Bite Back, the Animal Liberation Front took credit for it's 7th US fur farm release in two months. In the latest action, 150 to 300 mink were freed from Lion Farms, 2707 Hoaglin Road in Van Wert, Ohio on September 29th.
Brand new farm targeted
Lion Farms was under construction as recently as December, and is the newest fur farm known in the US. It is so new, it is not reflected on any satellite images available online. The Coalition Against Fur Farms reports the location of this farm was revealed by a tipster in early 2013, who provided the address while it was under construction.
European farmer attempting to enter the US market
Lion Farms is a company form Holland, that appear to be opening new fur farms in the US. Two farms owned by the company are known presently: The farm in Van Wert, Ohio; and another in Nottingham, Indiana.
The company has hit some speed bumps in its attempt to open fur farms in the US. In addition to this latest ALF raid, the other farm owned by Lion Farms went up in flames in May, 2012. In that incident a barn caught on fire, apparently while the farm was under construction.
Other farm owned by Lion goes up in flames last year.
The full communique reads:
150-300 mink released from cages and dozens of breeding cards destroyed at the massive mink farm owned by Lion Farms, 2707 Hoaglin Road in Van Wert, Ohio. This facility confines tens of thousands of animals, making it one of the largest mink farms in the United States. Time constraints prevented us from doing more.
Mink are wild animals native to North America. The fur industry's lies are transparent. Mink are fiercely territorial carnivores and will have no problem hunting and surviving in the wild. Any wildlife biologist knows this.
'The souls of the tortured dead cry out for justice. The cry of the living is for freedom. We can create that justice. We can deliver that freedom. The animals have no one but us. We will not fail them'
[Press Office note: Imprisoned in cages for life, or mercilessly
trapped with painful leghold traps in the wild, fur-bearing animals
killed to make unnecessary fashion statements are forced to endure
intensive confinement, compared to the miles of territory these
still-wild animals would enjoy in their natural state. The natural
instincts of these captive animals are completely frustrated;
self-mutilation, sickness, infection, poor sanitation and the sheer
stress of confinement lead animals in captivity to premature death.
When they survive, animals of sufficient size are killed by anal
electrocution or gassing, then skinned. In addition to liberating
the wild animals destined for a certain, painful and agonizing
death, another goal of liberationists is to cause economic damage to
fur retailers and farms; dozens of stores and fur farming operations
have seen economic ruin since "Operation Bite Back" began by the
Animal Liberation Front in the 1990s.
The Animal Liberation Front utilizes economic sabotage in addition to the direct liberation of animals from conditions of abuse and imprisonment to halt needless animal suffering. By making it more expensive to trade in the lives of innocent, sentient beings, the ALF maintain the atrocities against our brothers and sisters are likely to occur in smaller numbers; their goal is to abolish the exploitation, imprisonment, torture and killing of innocent, non-human animals. A copy of the Final Nail is available on the Press Office website at www.animalliberationpressoffice.org]
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The one-day long workshop is designed to discuss Shakespearean films from a variety of perspectives to sensitize the participants regarding the various challenges involved in capturing the essence of Shakespeare's drama through the medium of cinema.
Films by directors such as Orson Welles, Laurence Olivier, Akira Kurosawa, Roman Polanski, Vishal Bhardwaj and others will be discussed in the day-long workshop.The opening session, which will explore cinematography, design, dialogue and performance, will be followed by a full-length screening of a path-breaking Shakespearean film to understand how one can read the film from multiple perspectives.
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He was one of the invited speakers for the Shakespeare Association of India's annual conference in 2011, where he presented a paper on the influence of Hollywood cinema on Indian film adaptations of Shakespearean Drama. His recent book, The Limits of Orientalism: Seventeenth-Century Representations of India which deals with the narratives of the East India Company, was praised by the eminent scholar Francis Robinson in The Times Literary Supplement. Dr. Sapra is also on the Editorial Board of the Film Section of Routledge's digital Encyclopedia on Modernism (Forthcoming).


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Adam certainly has a lot to learn. The Inquisition grips Portugal, and those who befriend Adam may not be well intentioned. His mother and sisters wait for him to rescue them from poverty, but he is distracted by a number of local beauties. Then he commits a social faux pas so severe he forever ruins his chances for making a good match. Swept up in a struggle that will require him to come into his manhood -- the struggle between wickedness and humanity -- it seems Adam will never find his way to success, to love, or to peace with the life fate has given him.
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- We learn at the beginning of the story the reasons for Adam's journey and subsequent employment. Is he a sympathetic character as a result of his circumstances? How does he change throughout his time in Portugal? What are some examples of his naïvetß and what do you feel was his greatest challenge? What would you consider are the most significant, life-changing events throughout his story? What is your opinion of Adam?
- Adam Runaway could be called 'a novel of embarrassment'. Discuss in what ways you think this might be true statement -- or not.
- Discuss the character of Gomes. How do his childhood experiences affect him? Do you think he is a product of the abuse he experienced in the past? Do you think that any of his actions were justified or were they all simply immoral? Do you feel his end was a just one? Why or why not?
- Dona Maria Beatriz Hutchinson, Gabriella Lowther and Nancy Hanaway all represent different things to Adam. Discuss the importance of women in Adam's life. What does he learn from his experiences with each of these women?
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This is a relatively new tour, only started not even a year ago. That's why my group only had 13 people. I don't know about others, but I like smaller groups. Our tour guide was very helpful and sent an informative message the day befor..e the trip regarding what to expect and what to prepare. I was also very lucky to get a sunny weather while there. You can see quite far on the top of the mountain. According to the local guides a nice clear sky day like that don't happen often. So check the forecast before booking the date if you can. A couple of attractions require some exercise, such as Polar Caves and the 2-mile trail in the Flume gorge. However, there are easier and shorter routes if they become too difficult for you. One thing about tours is that they are usually time restricted. Although you do have limited time in each attractions, but this tour gives you enough time to enjoy, so it didn't feel like we were always in a rush. I had a great time taking this tour. If you like to take 3 days away from the big cities to see mountains and lakes, this is your tour. Read full review
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Mention the critics, and Dr. Drew Pinsky lets out a small sigh: He has heard these songs many times before. One that he disguises an exploitative look at high-profile addiction through his Celebrity Rehab and Sober House series on VH1. Another that he essentially pays celebrities through fame and fees to enter rehab before they are ready. That he might be addicted to fame, himself. But after 30 years treating patients and a decade delivering information on radio and TV, Pinsky won't let contrary voices keep him from talking about an illness he calls "the problem of our time." "I don't know that I can change what people do. I just want them to think about it," said Pinsky, who also will keep doing his Loveline radio program and Lifechangers daytime series for the CW while on HLN and VH1. "It's just like if you drive by a freeway accident, you still might slow down and look, but at least feel bad about it (laughs). Maybe you'll learn something." Turns out, his new show for CNN's HLN channel (once known as CNN Headline News) won't be limited to talk about addiction. Instead, Pinsky plans to bring his medical expertise to a range of news stories, trying to unearth why newsmakers act the way they do at the center of big events. As Dr. Drew debuts at 9 tonight, putting Pinsky at the center of the cable news ratings race, the Feed presents:
Five things Dr. Drew wants you to know
1 It's not unethical for him to diagnose Charlie Sheen on TV without actually examining him.
"Look, if he was holding up his arm with a rash on it, I could commentate on what that's likely to be. I mean, for some reason, when it comes to human behavior, people get uncomfortable, like you have to know the person intimately. When we study medicine, a doctor stands up and goes, 'Here's a 37-year-old white male who hasn't slept in three weeks, speech is pressured and tangential, he was using cocaine a week ago, he's infectious and grandiose, talking about special powers and privileges.' You just go, 'Okay, that's a hypomanic patient.' "
2 Forget Marcus Welby; he really wants to be the next Larry King.
"Here's what people don't know about me. Whenever they ask me what's the favorite thing I've done in media, (guest hosting Larry King Live and Joy Behar's HLN show) are the very favorite things. I mean, I've been in radio for 30 years. I'm a radio guy at heart, and to take my radio sensibilities and try to create interesting dynamics in a television format, that's where I like to go."
3 He can't wait to talk about the fight over Proposition 8, California's referendum to ban gay marriage.
"The conversation, to me, gets completely, completely distorted by people trying to define marriage. The story is a majority taking away the rights of a minority by signing their names to a piece of paper. That is what the founding fathers feared the most, and here it is, happening. Which minority is going to have their rights extinguished next because a majority just feels like it? Take it away from gays, take it away from marriage and have that conversation."
4 One thing he's not sure of: how he feels about President Obama's health care bill.
"It's so complicated, I can't even come up with an opinion (laughs). People don't know how bad the system is now. It's just a disaster, and there's going to be no doctors soon because no one's going to want to deal with it. You've got to be out of your mind to go into self-practice, primary care these days."
5 He's not addicted to fame (and if he were, he has no idea what the rehab could be).
"Many of the criticisms I get, I find really bizarre and poorly thought out. How would you have a career in television without being public? For many years, I resisted media. I never used my real last name. I always organized my shows around my medical practice. But about 10 years ago, I started to think, maybe I should really focus on media and that should be the next stage of my career — to use media to make a difference. And that's what I've been doing for the last three or four years."
The social whirl
When Survivor host Jeff Probst started tweeting on Twitter along with the show's episodes a few weeks ago, he quickly drew fans eager to see him comment and answer questions in real time. The network likely saw a bold reason for people to watch Survivor when it airs instead of recording or viewing later online.
This week, CBS exports his experiment across the network, creating a Tweet Week in which series stars post messages during their programs. The notables tweeting include CBS sports analyst Greg Anthony (@GregAnthony50) at tonight's NCAA basketball championship, along with Blue Bloods star Donnie Wahlberg (@DonnieWahlberg), Hawaii Five-O's Daniel Dae Kim (@DanielDaeKim) and Probst himself (@JeffProbst). All tweets use the #CBSTweetWeek hashtag — you can also surf to CBS.com/Tweet_Week on the Web — as one star posts each day until April 11.


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The focus of the American Academy of Family Physicians Foundation Corporate Partner Program is companies or institutions that are involved in activities directed to family physicians. The following categories will be considered for membership and are subject to annual approval by a two-thirds vote of the Board of Trustee:
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This 1* hotel is the perfect destination for enjoying the seaside setting of MOJACAR. Reception personnel will advise customers with tourist information about the area. We offer ... Continue reading
This 1* hotel is the perfect destination for enjoying the seaside setting of MOJACAR. Reception personnel will advise customers with tourist information about the area. We offer Dinner Service. Facilities include Air Conditioning and Heating.
The rooms have Independent Air Conditioning, Independent Heating, TV, Bathtub, Room-Service and Shower with Curtain , and among our services and facilities available we have Air Conditioning, Heating, Smoking Area, Garden and Terrace. We also have Wi-Fi, Tourist Information and Safe in Reception. Activities and relax: . Cuisine: Mediterranean, Typical of the Area, Diet Menu and Children´s Menu. . Credit Cards: .
To make booking a holiday at El Flamenco Hostal in Mojacar easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book El Flamenco Hostal with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
Undoubtedly the most romantic and picturesque holiday beach resort town in south-eastern Spain, the white-washed houses and cobbled streets of Mojacar are sprinkled atop a hill overlooking pristine sandy beaches, washed by the warm Mediterranean. The unspoilt ancient Moorish fortress town of Mojacar has been a favourite with artists and writers for many years, and now attracts holidaymakers who fill up the hotels and villas which have proliferated along the nearby stretch of beach, fortunately not yet to the detriment of the town's appearance or beguiling atmosphere. The village centre is honeycombed with narrow casbah-like cobbled alleyways, which hide many quaint surprises, like a Roman fountain pumping fresh spring water and the unusual fortified church of Santa Maria. Mojacar is the picture-perfect location for a beach holiday in Spain.
Along the beachfront are various operators offering horse riding, sailing, windsurfing, fishing and Scuba diving in the surrounding area. There are currently 11 excellent golf courses around Mojacar, three of which are championship quality. The old town of Mojacar Pueblo is well worth a visit for the old buildings and cobbled streets, while the waterpark in the nearby town of Vera is a fun family excursion.
Mojacar's restaurants consist of a varied selection of international eatery which complement its excellent Spanish tapas bars and local seafood restaurants. Restaurante El Antler in Calle Enmedio has been getting great reviews for over 25 years. Children are always welcome in Mojacar restaurants. Famous local dishes include caldo de pescado(fish stew) and pelotas(meatballs wrapped in dark green cabbage leaves). Visit the nearby town of Garuccho for their locally-caught red shrimp.
The area on the Mojacar Playa known as the Brit Strip has numerous pubs and British themed eateries. The best selection of Mojacar bars can be found along the sea front, which is lined with good beach bars, offering happy hours, free tapas and splendid beach views. The larger hotels have lively bars and are worth visiting on weekends for those seeking a big night out.
The Commercial Centre is a large mall complex in the centre of town with every modern convenience. Adventurous and inquisitive tourists prepared to wander through the small alleyways of Mojacar will be richly rewarded. Many of the narrow streets have hidden treasures and for dedicated shoppers - small boutiques as well as a variety of holiday souvenir shops.
This is a laid-back resort town with limited entertainment options for those wanting to spend their holiday in the town itself. The old town is accessible only by steep and narrow roads and is therefore unsuitable for people with mobility issues.
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For most mine development projects, access by road to a mine site is often an important aspect at the feasibility and impact study (including on environmental aspects), consultation (in particular, with Native communities), and implementation stages. This is particularly so for a mining site located on lands of the domain of the State of the Province of Quebec (State Lands) with no direct access to an already existing public road.
The following paragraphs provide a brief overview of the rules applicable to certain types of roads, more particularly, relevant to access to such a mine development project, focusing mainly on mining and forest roads. For the purposes hereof, we assume that the mining company involved in the development of a mining project has obtained the appropriate mining leases from the Minister of Natural Resources and Wildlife (MNRW) for those lands where the mine and mining facilities will be located.
State Lands in Quebec are generally under the jurisdiction of the MNRW, except when otherwise determined by law. The State Lands Act specifies that no one can construct or improve a road other than a forest or mining road on State Lands without prior authorization from the MNRW.
In general, roads constructed on State Lands are part of the public domain and all have access to such roads subject to the power of the MNRW to restrict or prohibit such access when justified by public interest. The State Lands Act also allows the MNRW to sell or lease lands under his authority as well as grant rights of way (10 years renewable) and servitudes.
Generally, the Minister of Transport (MOT) is responsible for mining roads. He may construct, improve, and maintain (or cause to be constructed, improved, or maintained) a mining road (including bridges or other structures) for the purposes of facilitating the carrying on of mining activities. The MOT may have the owners of mineral substances or holders of mining rights, at whose request the work is being done, pay part of the costs or delegate its construction or improvement and subsequent maintenance to such owners or holders, at their expense (or shared with other interested stakeholders).
Mining roads, even if paid by a mining company, form part of the public roads network accessible to all, subject to MOT's power to restrict or prohibit access for public interest reasons, and are subject to application of the Highway Safety Code unless exemptions are granted by the MOT. A local municipality or a Native community may also be authorized by the MOT to maintain and repair a mining road, or part thereof, in its territory.
Secondary mining roads are those designated as such by the government of Quebec and are under the responsibility of the MNRW rather than the MOT, with the same powers as those discussed above for mining roads. Plans and standards of construction, improvement, and maintenance of such roads must also be approved by the MOT.
Secondary mining roads are also open to the public, subject to MNRW's power to restrict or prohibit access when required by the public interest. However, the traffic and safety provisions of the Quebec Highway Safety Code do not generally apply to such roads unless the Government of Quebec, by regulation, decides otherwise. A user of such a road may not sue for damages on grounds of faulty construction, improvement, or maintenance of such a road.
Typically, a mining company will enter into negotiations with either the MOT or the MNRW, present its plans and standards for the road, obtain approval from the MOT, or, in the case of a secondary mining road, from MNRW and MOT, and sign an agreement whereby the company will agree to construct or improve and maintain the road at its expense and at terms and conditions set forth in the agreement, which may include provision with respect to recuperating part of the costs from other stakeholders who wish to use the road or with respect to restrictions to access.
The governmental authorities have certain technical requirements that need to be complied with in order to obtain approval of the plans, and such requirements may be more stringent than those for forest roads referred to below. Thus, in some circumstances, construction of a forest road rather than a mining road may be preferred.
A forest road is a road constructed or used for purposes of forest management activities, which include the installation and maintenance of infrastructures (including roads) and all other activities of a holder of a management permit under the Forest Act affecting productivity of a forest area. One of the classes of forest management permits allows cutting and harvesting timber for purposes of exercising mining rights held under the Mining Act. Accordingly, it is possible for a mining company to obtain specific authorization in such permit from the MNRW to construct or improve a forest road. As in the case of a mining road, a municipality may see to maintenance and repair of all or part of a forest road in its territory when authorization is obtained from the MNRW.
Note that access to forest roads is granted to all unless the MNRW imposes restrictions or prohibitions when required by public interest. Claims for damages resulting from a defect in the construction, improvement, or maintenance of the road may not be made by any person using a forest road.
The Forest Act adds that prior authorization from MNRW for roads (for example, a mining road) other than forest roads constructed in a forest area is required for the width of the road's right of way and the destination of timber harvested in connection with the road's construction. A holder of such an authorization must comply with prescribed forest management standards and measuring of harvested timber.
Other laws or agreements, for example, the Quebec Environment Quality Act, the Canada Navigable Waters Protection Act, and the Quebec James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, may also apply.
Furthermore, various other factors will need to be taken into account, for example, distance from the closest public road or other relevant facility, various Native people issues, including when applicable, category of lands to be crossed, rights and property of others on the parcels of State Lands to be crossed, as well as the needs and, when possible, participation of other stakeholders either at time of construction or improvement or while a company is maintaining the road.
It is important to study and properly structure this aspect of a mine development project, as the decisions taken will have repercussions throughout the life of the mine.
Ianny Xenopoulos and Jean Gagné work for Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP.
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Police called as larger-than-life Hitler appears in Berlin
BERLIN >> A huge moving image of a laughing Adolf Hitler has prompted a shocked Berlin driver to call police.
Police say they received a call Monday about the apparition, which turned out to be part of an art installation.
The incident was a test for a video light show in which the faces of more than a dozen famous people tied to Berlin's history are projected onto buildings in the center of the German capital. Only Hitler is silent.
Displays of Nazi imagery that glorify the Third Reich are forbidden in Germany, but police spokeswoman Valeska Jakubowski said Thursday the Hitler apparition was covered by exceptions granted for artistic works.
The installation is part of a month-long light show that starts Friday and runs through Oct. 23.
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The tech company Parakweet has launched the beta version of a new book recommendation engine called BookVibe.
BookVibe users will receive book suggestions based on information culled from the streams of their personal Twitter accounts. At the moment, the developers are currently building technology that will search through Facebook pages as well. Here's more about the service:
BookVibe digs through your Twitter stream to show you books being discussed by your friends (the people you follow)…We compile this for you on one handy page and send out a weekly email digest highlighting books from your book stream.


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THUNDER BAY -- Tom Warden maintains the Lakehead Thunderwolves still want to be the main tenant should the city go ahead with a proposed $106-million multiplex.
According to a study released Wednesday by consultants hired by the city, having an American Hockey League or Ontario Hockey League team as the arena's anchor tenant would result in an operating loss of $307,900 a year.
The Thunderwolves hockey team, buoyed by basketball and other events, would cost the taxpayers $513,800 a year in operating losses.
Study authors CEI Architecture said both situations would cost taxpayers less than the $600,000 in losses incurred by Fort William Gardens, the current home of Lakehead hockey.
The multiplex would lose $1.19 million a year with the AHL/OHL model, while it has a projected shortfall of $1.4 million with the Thunderwolves in the lead spot.
Warden, who hadn't fully studied the report, praised the multiplex proposal as a positive step forward for the community.
"We'll just have to see how this plays out," Warden said. "But I think it's a very positive thing that the city is moving forward with this feasibility study and certainly with the arena and the convention centre."
He added all three locations that were shortlisted – the downtown north core site that is being recommended to council, lands near the Thunder Bay International airport and the runner-up, Innova Park – had their merits.
He has no qualms about the downtown location.
"If it were to go downtown it would provide a lot of positive economic development opportunities for that area. So that of all of them looked like one of the better ones to me," Warden said.
"But with that said, I think there were a lot of positives for a lot of the other locations as well."
The report does suggest the design of the 5,700-seat building, if approved by council, will be slightly different depending on who the lead tenant at construction time.
An AHL or OHL team would include 24 private suites, while a Lakehead Thunderwolves team would require 12 private suites. Both scenarios would include up to 700 club seats.
Warden says the university has been involved in the multiplex process from the beginning.
He also said it's premature to say whether or not the Thunderwolves team, a privately-owned, non-profit organization, could survive if the AHL or OHL came to town.
Anthony LeBlanc and Keith McCullough of Ice Edge Holdings Inc. have repeatedly said if the city builds a new hockey arena they are prepared to bring professional hockey back to Thunder Bay.
"I think it's a bit early to get into that," Warden said. "We don't know. I think we'll have to have a look at what the challenges are, what the opportunities are, before we can make a statement like that."
Thunderwolves board president Rory Cava also weighed in, stating he thinks the Thunderwolves are doable as the main tenant.
"I think we've worked hard to try to provide them with the nights they need, not just with Thunderwolves hockey, but with Lakehead University as a whole," he said, adding he's in favour of the waterfront location.
"I think we've done our part and I think we're ready to be a main tenant with Lakehead University backing us up."


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It has been announced that Laura Norton, who plays Kerry Wyatt in Emmerdale, has signed up to star in the popular ITV soap for another year.
Speaking to the Daily Star Sunday she said "I'm absolutely thrilled to be staying in Emmerdale for another year."
The 29-year-old is set to return to the show this week after she fled following the fire which led to her break-up with boyfriend, Andy.
She returns and sees Andy kissing her daughter Amy, played by Chelsea Halfpenny, which leads her to announced that she is pregnant with Andy's baby.


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Seven years after DirecTV (Nasdaq: DTV) stopped marketing TiVo (Nasdaq: TIVO) digital video recorders to its subscribers, TiVo said Thursday that a new TiVo HD DVR that features its classic user interface is now available nationwide in the satellite provider's homes. But DirecTV continues to market its own HD DVR, and doesn't yet include offers for the TiVo device on its website.
The TiVo box for DirecTV doesn't include the Premiere interface or access to online video content that RCN (Nasdaq: RCNI), Charter Communications (Nasdaq: CHTR), Suddenlink and other providers are offering subscribers. But the DVR does allow subscribers to record up to 100 hours of HD programming or 400 hours of standard-definition shows.
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Home to more than 5,000 energy related firms, Houston is the fourth most populous city in the United States and considered by many as the Energy Capital of the World. It's no wonder that the Rackspace Startup Program's latest partner chose Houston as home base. SURGE Accelerator, a member of the exclusive TechStars Network, is the pre-eminent mentor-driven, early stage accelerator and venture fund that enables entrepreneurs to solve the world's energy problems using software. SURGE assists startups seeking to innovate and exploit the massive shifts in technology, policy and expertise in the traditional energy industry.
SURGE was founded by leading energy industry executives, venture capitalists, angel investors, potential pilot companies, successful entrepreneurs and the energy community. Until now, there has been no collective effort to take ideas from prototype to commercialization in the field of energy and take advantage of the massive changes occurring like Cloud Computing and big data. SURGE teams will focus on changes happening in technology, policy and expertise at a time whereby the industry's experts are almost all at retirement age.
"An oilfield today collects up to a terabyte of data per day. Smart meters collect data on each residence and business every 15 minutes or more. This data is massive and needs to be managed to keep our energy costs down," explains SURGE Co-founder and Managing Director Kirk Brand Coburn. "Houston was recently voted among the top cities in the nation for IT jobs. It is also the leader in commercializing new energy. Texas has the largest deregulated electricity market, the largest population of deployed smart meters, and we're the number one state in wind power generation. Houston is the place for the SURGE revolution to happen!"
"We are solving a global problem in the largest industry in the world that impacts everyone. We love it. We are all entrepreneurs and investors that want to be in the middle of the next big revolution. Come join us!" explains Coburn. "We have selected our first class of 10 companies to come join us at the RedHouse in midtown Houston. Our first class launches on March 1, 2012 and our SURGE Day (final pitch day) is May 24th. We will be solving the world's energy problems using software 10 companies at a time."
SURGE is here to solve the world's energy problems using software while assisting startups that seek to innovate and exploit the massive shifts in technology, policy and expertise in the traditional energy industry. The Rackspace Startup Program is truly excited to find out about the ideas and companies that are forming inside the inaugural class of the accelerator SURGE.
The Space Cowboys are prepared to provide the rocket fuel that your startup needs to launch. For more information on the Rackspace Startup Program, check out our website or drop us a note today.


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I am Annina King, Owner and Designer of Granaté Prêt; A collection of high-end day to cocktail designs for women. My mission is to bring intricate artistry and strong femininity into a modern social and professional wardrobe.
My first sewing experience was with my aunt, as a young child. She taught me to create clothing and accessories for my younger siblings and my dolls. As a teen, the entrepreneur in me came out, though I didn't know it at the time! I had created a hand-embroidered wool cloak for myself, and a family friend requested I make her one, so I did. From this initial success, I was continued to design and sew more pieces, including more outerwear for sale to others and clothing for myself.
After completing a liberal arts undergraduate degree, my lifelong love for sewing, historic costumes, and designing led me to complete my Graduate Degree in Fashion Design from Drexel University, where I reenforced and added to my love for couture techniques that still inspire my line today.
Upon graduation, I worked for a mentor in her couture house in PA, while I started my own custom business, Granaté Couture, LLC. After a few years, I applied for and was chosen to be a Designer in Residence with the Philadelphia Fashion Incubator. I spent the year researching and developing my business model and design aesthetic. Now I am at the point where I am selling to my chosen clientele and need to expand to meet the next level of demand for my line.
I have shown at Fine Arts and Craft shows such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show, one of the top 3 in the country (and my first ever show as an emerging artist). This will be my fourth year at the PMACS!
Granaté Prét garments are intricate and timeless, combining couture details with ready-to-wear techniques to reach a wider clientele. The pieces are designed to carry a woman through the many aspects of her multi-faceted life; allowing her to transition from day and work to cocktail hour. A Granaté piece accentuates the unique feminine strength and beauty each woman possesses.
With Granaté Prêt's exceptional quality and attention to detail, many of my discerning clients are passionately involved in the support of charitable organizations. To directly reach and service my customers, I often choose events and sales venues that dedicate a portion of the proceeds to amazing causes, which is something of great importance to me.
In the past, I have created each design and piece myself, in homage to an artisanal custom model. As I hire people to assist me with sewing, I look for them to have the sense of care and artisanal hand skills I am carrying over from my custom work. To appropriately compensate them for their expertise, my capital needs have increased.
Additionally, it has been difficult to accept as many orders as I would like from clients (individual and retail) because of financing production costs. I need more working capital to be able to produce next season's line in response to last year's demand.
The purpose of my loan is to be able to purchase necessary equipment and materials to help me create inventory and samples for my line. I am also looking to use this loan to establish myself as an entrepreneur with strong character and ties to the Philadelphia community through the prompt repayment of my loan and future ability to employ local Philadelphia suppliers. My intent is to remain and manufacture my products here in Philadelphia, so I can help sustain the vibrant fashion community that is emerging.
$1,000 – To create the printed fabric for my Spring/Summer '16 line, and to begin to create the samples for this collection.
$500 – To purchase an industrial merrow/serger.
$2,700 – To purchase the final materials and pay for services supplementing the Fall/Winter '15 fabric inventory I already purchased. This includes paying for pattern services like digitizing and pattern resizing (grading), so more of my designs can go from sample size to a full size range.
$800 – To help with the cost of my look-book and other promotional materials featuring professional photography of my line. Photographs are essential in this visual fashion industry, to communicate a brand aesthetic message, participate in events that attract clients, and bring greater visibility.


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NYC Metro Area Vegan Restaurant Guide
Blossom Du Jour II
165 Amsterdam Avenue
New York NY 10023
Blossom Du Jour II website
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Veg level:
100% Vegan
Price Range:
$$$$$ (Average entree cost: $10-$15)
Accepted Payments:
- Visa ·
- Mastercard
Monday - Friday 10:00am - 9:00pm
Saturday - 11:00am - 9:00pm
Sunday - 12:00pm - 8:00pm
Between w. 67th and w. 68th st on the east side of the street.
1 train to 66th St.
1/2/3 train to 72nd St.
Delivery notes:
Blossom Du Jour II delivers.
The menu includes both healthy and comfort food vegan dishes, such as tempeh wraps, spiced seitan sandwiches, salads, smoothies, juices, cookies, etc.
With only a few stools in the seating location, good for the on-the go eater
This location has chili, a rotating soup of the day, potato pancakes, baked sweet potato fries, and flavored popcorn in addition to the usual favorites.
The information on this page was last updated on November 8, 2011.
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The addition of alloys to AOD, VOD and LMF units requires reliable conveyance, accurate batch /micro weighing and rapid delivery of various alloy materials to the process ladle for every heat.
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Automatic Systems has had an excellent track record and extensive experience with raw materials conveying, storing, accurate batch weighing and delivery to the process. Please contact us about your application.


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