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Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) is the principal lithography technology aiming to manufacture computer chips beyond the current 193-nm-based optical lithography, and recent progress has been made on several fronts: EUV light sources, optics, optics metrology, contamination control, masks and mask handling, and resists.
This comprehensive volume is comprised of contributions from the world's leading EUVL researchers and provides all of the critical information needed by practitioners and those wanting an introduction to the field.
Interest in EUVL technology continues to increase, and this volume provides the foundation required for understanding and applying this exciting technology.
Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) is the leading patterning technology for the production of computer chips beyond the current 193-nm-based optical lithography. EUVL has been in development since the 1980s; today, alpha-level EUVL scanners are in the field, and beta-level scanners are expected to be deployed in a few years. EUVL uses photons of 13.5-nm wavelengths for patterning. Because photons are absorbed heavily by all materials at this wavelength, the entire EUVL scanner is in vacuum, and reflective opticsâmostly multilayer (ML) mirrorsâare used. To develop EUVL as a patterning technology for high-volume manufacturing (HVM) of computer chips, progress has been made on several fronts: EUV light sources, optics, optics metrology, contamination control, masks and mask handling, and resists. In addition, learning from microexposure tools (METs) has been invaluable in the development of EUV resists and full-field EUVL scanners.
This reference book contains 12 chapters contributed by leading researchers and suppliers in the EUVL field. It also contains a detailed appendix with EUVL reference data. The chapter topics are intended to cover the needs of practitioners of the technology as well as readers who want an introduction to EUVL.
This book starts with two chapters on the history of EUVL development. The first chapter covers pioneering work from the earliest days until the EUV Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) was formed to consider the commercial feasibility of EUVL. The contributions of the EUV LLC are covered in the second chapter. Chapter 3 presents an overview of EUV source technology (requirements, technology status, and metrology). Chapters 4aâ4d cover EUV optics (substrate, ML deposition, and optical design). Chapter 5 describes and compares different EUV wavefront measurement techniques for EUV optics testing. Chapters 6aâ6c explain contamination and its control in EUVL scanners. In today's EUVL scanners, the collector optics in EUV sources are subject to the most serious contamination. Chapter 6 addresses this issue as well as the contamination of scanner optics. Chapter 7 discusses EUV mask technology (substrate, blank fabrication, absorber stack and backside conductive coating, patterning, cleaning, and phase shift masks). Chapter 8 covers the fundamentals and development of EUV resist technology and addresses line edge roughness (LER). Chapter 9 describes the design and components of the first METs, which have enabled resist development. Two of these METs are in the field today. Chapter 10 presents the fundamental design considerations for an EUVL scanner and describes various components of a full-field scanner, including illumination and projection optics, stages, sensors, and handling systems. Chapter 11 covers the benefits of patterning with 13.5 nm and presents the results of patterning with MET optics; LER and flare in EUVL systems are also discussed in this chapter. Finally, Chapter 12 explains the cost of ownership (CoO) fundamentals and lithography cost trends for future lithography techniques. The appendix contains reference data for the EUV spectral region, information relevant for practitioners of EUVL.
As EUVL technology has continued to develop, I have worked with authors and referees to identify topics that could be covered by a reference book. For detailed information on EUV source technology, readers are encouraged to consult the previously published text, EUV Sources for Lithography. Also, because EUVL technology continually evolves, an overview of its status has been omitted from this volume. I expect many readers will be interested in one particular topic and thus go straight to that chapter; for this reason, we have tried to make each chapter as complete in itself as possible.
Over the last two decades, researchers, commercial suppliers, and end users around the world have published several hundred papers per year on EUVL, and the amount of technical data on EUVL technology just continues to increase. My effort as volume editor has been to produce an authoritative reference book on EUVL technology, which until now has not existed. Today, EUV source technology is the leading challenge for implementing EUVL in HVM. EUV mask technology has made significant progress; however, defect-free masks that satisfy defectivity requirements remains a challenge. EUV resist, which will simultaneously satisfy the requirements of resolution, sensitivity, and LER, is another leading challenge for EUVL. As we see continued progress in addressing these three critical technical challenges, through publications and technical conferences, this book will continue to provide the in-depth technical background information relevant to source, mask, resist, scanners, and other technology areas.
The primary strength of this book is that the contributions come from leading experts in each technical area. My initial call for contributions went to authors around the world (Asia, Europe, and the U.S.). Due mostly to time constraints, more U.S. authors are represented in this volume. I am happy to report, however, that each chapter was still reviewed by experts worldwide, who adjusted their busy schedules to review the work of their colleagues and suggest many changes. In this sense, the entire global EUVL community has participated in the generation of this volume. This project has been successful because of the authors' dedication and hard work. This book is the fruit of their labor. During the editing of this volume, I realized that EUVL is a reality today due to the labor of hundreds of technologists around the world. For this reason, I have dedicated this book to these technologists who have made EUVL a reality.
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September 2008
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(CNSNews.com) – Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer said on Tuesday that globalization may change the way the First Amendment applies in the
Breyer -- appearing on ABC's "Good Morning America" to promote his book "Making Our Democracy Work" -- made the comments to anchor George Stephanopoulos.
Stephanopoulos was a senior adviser to President Bill Clinton when Breyer was elevated to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1994. The ABC anchorman asked the justice to explain whether globalization, and Jones's ability to broadcast his actions, poses "a challenge" to the First Amendment.
"[W]hen we spoke several years ago, you talked about how the process of globalization was changing our understanding of the law," Stephanopoulos began. "When you think about the Internet and when you think about the possibility that, you know, a pastor in Florida with a flock of 30 can threaten to burn the Quran, and that leads to riots and killings in Afghanistan, does that pose a challenge to the First Amendment—to how you interpret it? Does it change the nature of…what we can allow and protect?"
"Well, in a sense, yes; in a sense, no," Breyer replied. "People can express their views in debate, no matter how awful those views are -- in debate, a conversation, people exchanging ideas. That's the model so that, in fact, we are better informed when we cast that ballot."
While the "core values remain," Breyer continued, "how they apply can change" over time, he suggested.
Breyer pointed to Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes' opinion in a 1919 case testing the limits of First Amendment protection. Holmes argued that shouting "fire!" in a crowded theater would not be protected speech because people could be trampled in the rush to escape a burning theater.
"And what is the crowded theater today?" Breyer asked. "What is being trampled to death?"
On Tuesday morning, Breyer said any new interpretation of the First Amendment and the "crowded theater" benchmark will be decided over time through jurisprudence.
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By Laura Petrecca and Rachel Breitman, USA TODAY
Talk about a commercial flight.
Airlines, desperate to raise additional revenue, are offering advertisers opportunities to place their messages on surfaces that used to be left relatively untouched, including tray tables and air-sickness bags.
"Fuel prices are so high," says AirTran head of marketing Tad Hutcheson. "We needed new streams of revenue and found that we have been able to sell things onboard the airplane."
And they're finding lots of takers among companies that want to reach people who are often affluent — and always captive.
Low-fare carrier AirTran (AAI) charges companies as much as $50,000 a month to advertise on napkins, Hutcheson says. The airline also promotes Coca-Cola (KO) products on napkins and beverage cups as part of a larger deal with its official soft-drink provider.
Similar ads on napkins and tray tables generate about $10 million a year for US Airways (LCC), spokeswoman Valerie Wunder says.
Ads in the bag
That amount should grow this fall, she says, when US Airways introduces "sick-sack advertisements." Passengers who turn green in the gills will find sponsor names or logos on the bags.
The airline has gotten "quite a few calls" from interested advertisers, Wunder says.
But the concept makes some buyers woozy.
"I don't think there's one brand I would want associated with air-sickness bags," says Jeff Minsky, director of emerging media platforms at ad buyer OMD.
While it's unclear whether sick-sack ads will fly, other in-air initiatives have taken wing:
•Tray tables. Verizon Wireless (VZ) and Saab have plastered ads across the top of US Airways' fold-down tray tables, where there's lots of room for ad copy.
"Fliers are strapped in and don't have much else to read," says Brian Martin, CEO of Brand Connections.
•Seatback inserts. AirTran sells paper advertisements that fold over the top of seatback pockets, making them impossible to miss.
Hertz seized the opportunity to attract customers by attaching coupons to inserts offering discount auto rentals as well as free upgrades.
•Exteriors. Southwest Airlines (LUV) custom-painted an entire plane to look like a basketball going through a hoop as part of a marketing deal with the National Basketball Association.
"It's a huge, flying billboard," says Tim McClure, co-founder of Southwest's ad agency, GSD&M.
•Product samples. United and Continental (CAL) offered goodie bags on some routes last year.
First-class fliers on some of Continental's coast-to-coast flights received samples of Prada perfume and Ghirardelli chocolates, among other things.
Continental didn't pay for the samples and benefited as the giveaway made the airline look like "the good guy giving away free things," says Chris Carbone, president of Premier Bags, which coordinated the effort.
United also offers to distribute different companies' goods on meal trays and snack boxes, spokeswoman Robin Urbanski says. For example, last year it passed out breath-freshening Eclipse Flash Strips and Halls Fruit Breezers throat drops.
Urbanski wouldn't disclose financial details.
Keeping it clean
While airlines want to generate additional cash, many carriers say they have limits.
AirTran said "no" to ads from a liquor company and a strip club.
"We don't want an 18-year-old seeing this advertising," Hutcheson says. "We didn't think it matched our client base."
United and Continental also fear ad overload.
"We like to keep the cabin environment clean," Continental spokesman Dave Messing says.
JetBlue shares that view, although it advertises its Dunkin' Donuts coffee on cups and on the TV channel that fliers can flip on when they want to see a map showing where they are.
"The JetBlue experience is designed to be warm and inviting," spokesman Bryan Baldwin says. "It is not meant to look like a subway car."
Propelling sales
Some airlines may find it hard to hit the brakes.
"Five years ago, the industry was fairly profitable. It wasn't concerned with where its next dollar was coming from," Benchmark Co. aviation analyst Helane Becker says. But with the financial turbulence that followed the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, "Airlines are trying to increase revenue from any source they can."
Some carriers are just beginning to recover from years of industrywide financial woes. United parent UAL emerged from Chapter 11 proceedings in February.
That's why aviation consultant Jack Keady says, "I can see airlines looking at empty walls in the lavatory and thinking, 'Why don't we put ads here?' ... Some airlines consider themselves above the fray, but in this market, you sell what you can."
And advertisers are eager to help sales soar.
Airlines sold close to 660 million tickets on domestic flights in the 12 months ended in April, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
The average flight lasted slightly more than two hours.
Marketers also like reaching so many affluent, potential customers, Martin says.
Nearly 35% of adult airline travelers have a household income of $100,000 or more, according to the Fall 2005 Mediamark Research Survey of the American Consumer. About 19% of the general population makes that much.


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INSTEK DIGITAL ANNOUNCES NAS WITH iSCSI TARGET
Instek Digital - a video surveillance business unit of Good Will Instrument Co., Ltd. - announces the support of iSCSI NAS for its NVRs.
Instek Digital NVRs supports NAS with iSCSI target - expanding the array of additional storage devices. The benefits of NAS (Network Attached Storage) is simple to install and easy to administer - providing an economical storage solution.
For small business user enterprise storage devices with iSCSI protocol can be expensive and difficult to manage - but it offers big advantage compared to NAS.
Whether the NVR exceed the storage capacity or additional storage is required for backing up video-data - NAS with iSCSI target is an economical enterprise-like storage solution. NAS with iSCSI target combines the simplicity of NAS and the benefits of iSCSI. Utilizing NAS with iSCSI target has numerous benefits - such as easy installation and management. Appliances are 'plug-and-play' meaning that very little installation and configuration is required beyond connecting them to the LAN. By carrying SCSI commands over IP networks - iSCSI is used to facilitate data transfer over intranets and manage storage over long distances. iSCSI can be utilized to transmit data over local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WAN). The protocol allows clients to send SCSI commands to SCSI stoage devices on remote servers - with the illusion of locally-attached disks. The NVR will then recognize and access the NAS with iSCSI target as a local storage.
Instek Digital iSCSI NAS support utilizes block I/O mode and is with capability supporting not only files but also database applications.
Sara Lin, Vice President of Instek Digital Video Surveillance Business Unit of Good Will Instrument Co., Ltd., says: "By adding the support of NAS with iSCSI target" - Instek Digital offers a complete solution for video storage. Small business users can benefit the iSCSI protocol - experiencing the enterprise-grade storage - with only a fraction of the cost of traditional IP SAN storage devices".
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Instek Digital is a video surveillance division of Good Will Instrument Co., Ltd. and focus on the development of high quality digital surveillance solutions. The company inherited over 20 years of surveillance experience. Instek Digital has the luxury to be supported by Good Will Instrument Co., Ltd and has over 30 years of electronics, R&D and manufacturing experience. Additional also listed on the Taiwanese Stock Exchange.
Instek Digital offers a wide array video surveillance software and hardware - under the brand of Instek Digital. The core design are based on the following principles; "User-Friendliness", "Scalability" and "Reliability". Instek Digital's solutions are based on an open platform - creating seamless third party integration. With this concept Instek Digital has created a business model that can meet every aspect in today's surveillance demand. The results speak for themselves - based on the small and large projects that we have deployed around the world.
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I am an entrepreneur at heart… which is another way of saying that I believe that there is always a way to get from there to here and basically I like to build shit. I moved to San Francisco after spending the past three years in South Beach Miami. Little known fact, I'm a white boy who can whip you around a club dancing salsa. I'm a self proclaimed geek, I love catching Nasa launches, working with marketing algorithms and enjoy a smart conversation but you will never find a man who appreciates the heck out of shutting down for the day more than I do. When I'm not at the office you can find me playing pickup basketball...making a party out of random events...trying out a new restaurant in the city and/or enjoying a good beer hopefully with someone smiling across from me.
I love to explore, make people laugh, chat about psychology, movies and philosophy, drink hot coffee and cool mojitos, and travel to other countries. I always have a lot going on in life, which is why I think keeping things balanced is so important to me. What good is money if you are behind a desk the whole time and never see your friends, right? I am the CEO of a 40+ person internet company that is kicking ass (we've taken a couple of names too). I have degrees from Brown and Yale – although the first was in political science – so potentially some questionable judgment. I'm also working on producing a short animated film and writing a book on advertising.
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"Kingwood" incorporates the driving melodies of their last album, "Home From Home" and looks back to the classic punk snarl of "Pennybridge Pioneers."
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Iran slams Western media reports on enriched uranium
Iran on Saturday denounced as "suspicious and vague" Western media reports that UN inspectors had found enriched uranium in environmental samples taken recently in the country.
"This type of forged news is suspicious and vague, since it is up to the International Atomic Energy Agency to make comments on this issue, and not diplomats who have no accurate information about it," Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi said, according to IRNA.
Reuters on Friday cited unnamed diplomats as alleging that samples taken from a nuclear facility in Natanz, central Iran, showed Tehran has been enriching uranium without informing the U.N. nuclear watchdog.
Asefi said, "the Natanz facility has not become operational yet. Thus, the claim of enriched uranium (to have been found) there is totally meaningless."
The official stressed that the facility is "under the IAEA safeguards and supervision and no clandestine activity is taking place there".
"This saying that the samples taken show levels of enrichment is very questionable and we expect this issue will be clarified in our dialogue with the (International Atomic Energy) Agency," Asefi added.
The IAEA chief, Mohamed Elbaradei, denied reports that experts had determined that enriched uranium was found in the samples. He described the reports as "pure speculation at this stage,"Associated Press said.
"We are not in any way ready to come up with a conclusion on that issue before we discuss all the results with the Iranian authorities," AP cited him in Vienna as saying.
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Waddameeting is organizing the Online Video Summit 2010 in Amsterdam. The event covers online video strategies from marketing and communication to advertising and monetization. I am one of the speakers and I am going to tell about the unique position the Netherlands has in online video. We have a lot of specialized companies in media production, processing, facilities and technologies. We have a great infrastructure. We have an open and international way of doing business. Online video is going to be a huge export market for the Netherlands. It already is. Register here!
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Jet-Stream is growing and hiring. Our team has recently been strengthened with Rico (senior project manager) and Arjun (sales Europe). We are in the process of hiring an operational engineer for StreamZilla, a CDN engineer for our VideoExchange software and a business developer for the Americas.
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YellowBird is a video technology startup in our hometown. They are a reseller of StreamZilla. They have a smart technology that lets you capture and view video in 360 degrees. This week Doritos launched a campaign on YouTube using their technology.
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Dark Monks are cultist Satan worshipers. Followers of the dark arts and willing to do anything to join the ranks of Satan's army and blessed with wraith-like abilities. When a group of Dark Monks join together, they can combine and become a powerful Dark Apostle.
Unlike the Clerics of the Brotherhood, the Dark Monks do not show their faith through prayer and good deeds, rather through the most bloody displays of evil that a human being is capable of carrying out. Their highest aspirations to earn a place among the ranks of the army that Satan is forming in hell, so they kill, torture, and terrorize without mercy.
The most devout are buried alive, under statues of their likeness, so that their souls can find their way back when invoked. Without the weight of their material body, their specters receive the favor of their god directly to turn their demonic power into macabre spells. Projecting mortal energy or calling Satan's troops are some of the weapons they use to proclaim the coming of the new era of evil.
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Dark Monks are like Brotherhood Clerics in the sense that they can summon their forces into battle, what separates them is that the Monk can create a sigil on the ground that spawns demons as they also attack the player, whereas the Cleric only summons his allies and remains in position for the summoning. The Dark Monk does not have any powers to boost it's allies powers or create a shield over them like the Cleric does, but make up for it in also joining the fight. they can send out a vertical wave of energy, two horizontal waves (that can be dodged or double-jumped over), can create summon sigils that spawn Possessed Citizens, swipe with their hands coated in magic, rush forward in a corkscrew attack with magic and when other Monks are present they can rise up and merge to form a Dark Apostle.
- The Dark Monks dress in attire similar to that of Nergal Meslamstea.


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- Number of bedrooms: 1
- Room size (sqm): 30
- Living room
- Bathroom
- Shower
- Bathtub
- Wi-fi (fees may apply), 5.0 EUR
- Kitchenette
- Minibar
- Fridge
- Safe
- Balcony/Terrace
- Cot on demand
Europa Apartments
- 60Km from Palma de Mallorca (PMI) Airport
- 300m to beach
- 100m to town centre
- Outdoor Pool
- Low Deposit Options Available
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The Europa Apartments rests in a residential area in Sa Coma just 300 m from the beach on the east part of the Island paradise of Mallorca. A short way from the Punta d'Amer ... Continue reading
The Europa Apartments rests in a residential area in Sa Coma just 300 m from the beach on the east part of the Island paradise of Mallorca. A short way from the Punta d'Amer protected nature reserve, this 2 Star hotel makes a comfortable base for couples and families featuring 42 one bedroom self-catering apartments with essential amenities. Guests staying at the Europa Apartments can relax around the sparkling swimming pool, tour the Island's many attractions, and enjoy a sunny holiday!
Palma de Mallorca Airport is 60 km from the Europa Apartments.
- Billiards (Additional charge)
- Golf course (within 3 km) (Additional charge)
- Tennis court
Other facilities
- Garden
- Terrace
- Paid WiFi
- WiFi for which charges are applicable
Food and Drink
The Hotel is booked as Self-Catering accommodation. Europa Apartments are close to the commercial centre of the resort, with a good selection of bars, restaurants and shops.
Room facilities
The Europa Apartments features 42 one bedroom self-catering apartments that have room for 4 people maximum (2 adults and 2 children). Each unit is made up of full kitchen, bathroom with bath, living room-dining room with a sofa bed and a bedroom.
Other Information
This stretch of coast, known as the Calas de Manacor is protected by its status as a Natural Area of Special Interest and has a string of secluded, sandy coves, ideal for swimming, sailing and diving in its crystalline water.
Sustainable Tourism Tax is payable in resort from 1st July 2016 up to a maximum of 2 Euros plus VAT per adult per night.
Safe deposit box (charged), kettle (charged), WiFi (charged), toaster (charged)
To make booking a holiday at Europa Apartments in Sa Coma easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Europa Apartments with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
The purpose-built holiday resort of Sa Coma lies in the heart of Mallorca's popular east coast, sandwiched between lively Cala Millor and the restaurant-strewn seafront of S'Illot. S'Illot can be reached on foot, while a tourist tram connects to Cala Millor and its attractions. Sa Coma itself is largely frequented by British family groups on holiday, most opting for self-catering accommodation. The resort establishments cater particularly well for children, who make the most of the wide sandy beach with its broad shallow shelf of clear, blue water. The beach has European Blue Flag status for cleanliness, water quality and safety. The beach is fronted by a wide promenade lined with restaurants, bars and shops, many of them British owned. Another big plus for the children is the resort's proximity to the large safari-park at Cala Millor, where apes, gazelles, elephants and ostriches are among the animals that roam in a simulated natural environment and can be viewed from a safari bus.
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There is plenty to do in Sa Coma and surrounds other than lounge on the beach, though this is the main reason most families choose to holiday here. Apart from a host of water sports (equipment and pedalo boats are for hire along the promenade) there are several 18-hole golf courses, tennis and squash courts, horse-riding, mini-golf, bowling, go-carting, and bicycling facilities. Children especially enjoy the Golf Paradis 54-hole mini golf course set among fountains, waterfalls and palm trees, and the Cala Millor safari park. The more energetic can climb up to the medieval watchtower on the headland at Punta de n'Amer, worth the 45-minute walk for the beautiful view afforded from the top, where there is a café for refreshments. Also on offer are several sightseeing boat trips and excursions to attractions on the island like the Caves of Ham and Drac, with stalactites, stalagmites and an underground lake.
Sa Coma offers a varied selection of good quality restaurants for holidaying visitors to enjoy, and just across the footbridge on the S'Illot seafront even more options are available. Hearty British food is the popular staple served at JJs. BiBaBo café and music bar on the S'Illot front mixes the best of British with some Spanish dishes for families wanting the best of both worlds - will it be mussels marinera or chicken and chips? The top restaurant in town for Spanish and Mallorquin cuisine is Lago, but this is expensive. A good alternative is the tapas bar next door, or Es Cuerot, which has excellent Mallorquin food and a cellar or terrace venue to choose from. The 'frito mallorquin', lamb and vegetable stir-fry, is a speciality here.
Being a family holiday resort, the nightlife in Sa Coma is not wild, entertainment being mainly hotel based. Neighbouring Cala Millor offers a more lively after-dark scene for those interested. The only disco in the resort is Espace, at S'Illot. One of the most popular evening spots is Crazy Monkeys, a relaxed Spanish-style cocktail bar, also in S'Illot, where 'happy hour' lasts from 8pm to 11pm and then again from midnight to 2am. Other popular spots include Chaplins and La Havana.
Self-catering holidaymakers will find a good selection of food at the Caprabo hypermarket on the Avinguda de les Palmeres in Sa Coma. The resort and its neighbours have numerous shops and boutiques selling souvenirs and goods attractive to tourists. For a traditional market take the bus to the nearby town of Son Servera on Friday mornings.
Sa Coma is not a good choice for holidaymakers who are seeking bright lights and hectic nightlife, nor for those who find concentrations of children annoying. The beach can become rather crowded in the height of summer.
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Hotel address : Calle Dalies, 30, Sa Coma, Majorca, Balearic Islands, 07560
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Does the apartments have air con? 1 Answer
Hi Dean
Sorry there is no air conditioning at these apartments
Added 1 year ago.
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With the growth of Smart phones and Ipads into my environment, I am looking to see if anyone has dealt with creating a policy.
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Jul 14, 2011 at 11:01 UTC
We instituted a formal policy beginning of this year, and use Zenprise Device Manager to enforce it. Basically the policy breaks down as follows:
Devices allowed: Blackberry (via BES), Windows, iPhone/iPad, and Android
A password is required for each device
Since these are personal devices, all work data is partitioned via Zenprise so I can delete it if the individual leaves the company
Inform each individual that they need to contact me first when they realize their device has been stolen/lost (in reality, this does not happen as much as I would like.) That said, Zenprise can delete information on a device even if the SIM card is switched.
That is our policy in a nutshell.
Jul 14, 2011 at 11:26 UTC
Our company issues out Android phones to our salesmen, and we use Lookout Mobile Security. Its a free app on the android market that is virus protection software and it allows you to see where that phone is using its GPS.
There is a premium version available too that allows you to remotely lock the phone, delete contacts, and delete all data. This is only required to be installed on company phones tho, if a salesman is using his/her personal device for work then we do not monitor it.
However, we have very little sensitive information stored on phones, so we are using the Lookout more for virus protection and to monitor performance of traveling salesmen. And if the phone is lost or stolen we can find it for them and they won't get charged for a lost phone.
Ours is a straighforward policy, but we have most of our security protocols on our server side, not the mobile side..
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Monday, Day 1
Kia Ora to Auckland, the City of Sails. Be our guest at our traditional Welcome Drink and Dinner. Getting to know each other is top of the list and your tour guide will give you further information on your upcoming New Zealand photo tour adventure.
Tuesday, Day 2
Auckland > Whangarai
After the briefing for the day we start off for New Zealand's Northlands with several photo stops e.g. at the Puhoi Valley cheese factory and a Honey Farm. We will spend the night in Whangarei.
Wednesday, Day 3
Whangarai > Paihia
From Whangarei we will head to Paihia at the historic and beloved Bay of Islands for a boats tour experiencing the 'Hole in the Rock'.
Thursday, Day 4
Paihia > Kaitaia
We will start the day with a visit to the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, the birth location of New Zealand. Today's destination is Kaitaia, the perfect starting point for tomorrow.
Friday, Day 5
Kaitaia > Dargaville
Today we will head for New Zealand's 'most northern spot' and visit the Cape Reinga with the small post office station, a guide to the great wide world and the solitary lighthouse. It is a spiritual spot. Here the spirit of the dead glide into the underworld to their homeland Hawaiki, so the Maori say. After this detour to the far north, we will travel south on the Twin Coast Discovery Highway. There we will cross with the ferry from Kohukohu to Rawene. Our route takes us to the Waipoua Kauri Forest where we will find amongst others the most impressing tree of New Zealand, Tane Mahuta, the 'God of the Forest'. It has a width of 4,5m, a height of 51m and is over 2000 years old. We will spend the night after this exciting day in Dargaville.
Saturday, Day 6
Dargaville > Auckland
Again we travel along the Twin Coast Discovery Highway and will arrive sometime in the afternoon in Auckland. Here we have the rest of the day to our own disposal.
Sunday, Day 7
Our highlight for the day is the Tiritiri Matangi Island north of Auckland. The 'Eldorado' for photographers lies in the Hauraki Gulf and is an open nature reserve, noted for its bird life including Kiwi and Takahé. There the oldest lighthouse in New Zealand is still in operation and worth a visit on this island.
Monday, Day 8
Auckland > Coromandel
On the Pacific Coast Highway we will travel through the beautiful Coromandel peninsula and stay the night in Coromandel town.
Tuesday, Day 9
Coromandel > Whitianga
During the day we will have a train ride through Kauri plantings and learn more about the Coromandel area. Our destination for today is Whitianga. We will spend the night near the beach, where once Captain Cook raised the British flag.
Wednesday, Day 10
Whitianga > Rotorua
After a hearty breakfast 'By Nina' and a wonderful stroll we will reach the Cathedral Cove with its natural rock cathedral. We continue along the coast to Rotorua. Right before the city the smell of sulfur and blubbering and roaring geysers await us. Pure New Zealand culture is what we have in the evening in the Tamaki Village in the form of Maori dances and songs as well as the following Hangi Dinner.
Thursday, Day 11
Rotorua > Napier
What the story is all about concerning the geysers and the rare Kiwis, we will learn in Te Puia. Overwhelmed by these nature events, we continue our photo tour to Taupo where we will stop at the Lake Taupo, the largest inland water of New Zealand, and enjoy the lovely view of Mount Ruapehu and its height of 2797m. Our destination today is Napier, after the great earthquake in 1931, it is a newly built city in the Art-Deco style. We will spend the night in an original Art-Deco hotel, directly on the beach promenade, the Marine Parade.
Friday, Day 12
Napier > Wellington
With all the time in the world we will travel today to Wellington, the capitol of New Zealand. On our way we plan to stop at New Zealand's Stonehenge for a photo.
Saturday, Day 13
Explore Wellington on your own - this day is at your own disposal and we are happy to recommend optional activities for you.
Sunday, Day 14
Wellington > Nelson
Before we leave the northern island to head south, we will visit New Zealand's National Museum Te Papa. In the early afternoon we will then take the Interislander ferry for the short transfer to Picton. From Picton we will travel along Tasman Bay directly to Nelson, New Zealand's first city ever. By the way the area around Nelson has the highest amount of sunshine hours in New Zealand and will give you lots of photo opportunities.
Monday, Day 15
As a day tour, we will today undertake an excursion to the Abel Tasman National Park where we will be dropped off per water taxi at the beach and after a walk in the free wilderness simply be picked up again.
Tuesday, Day 16
Nelson > Greymouth
Our photo tour adventure leads us southwest along the famous Buller Gorge Road to Cape Foulwind and south to the Pancake Rocks. Here we will get a close up view of the blowholes with the spraying seawater. We will spend the night in the coastal city Greymouth, once an important Maori settlement.
Wednesday, Day 17
Greymouth > Franz Josef
We will visit a Jade Factory for souvenirs, pass the old gold mining town Ross and enjoy the all uniting landscape with imposing mountains, green rain forest and the Tasman Sea to the right. In Franz Josef we will set up our sleeping quarters below the Franz Josef Glacier. Depending on the weather, there is the possibility for a helicopter flight with a landing on the famous glacier or weather independent to take a breathtaking quad tour in the rain forest.
Thursday, Day 18
Franz Josef
Explore the Franz Josef Glacier on your own and take an optional hiking tour - this day is at your own disposal.
Friday, Day 19
Franz Josef > Queenstown
Passing the Fox Glacier we will leave the Tasman Sea, cross the Haast Pass and reach Wanaka. A lonely mountain road leads us to the most exciting city of New Zealand, to Queenstown. After a breathtaking passage on the Lake Wakatipu we will have dinner in the Colonel's Homestead restaurant of the Walter Peak High Country Sheep farm and with a farm tour get a picture of the work on a New Zealand farm. The TSS Earnslaw, the oldest coal fueled steam ship of New Zealand, brings us afterwards back again to Queenstown.
Saturday, Day 20
There is action and sights to see: Starting with the popular bungee jumping off the historic Kawarau Bridge, up to para sailing and jet boat riding. Of course you can also spend your time with an abundant shopping tour in Queenstown or just relax - this day is at your own disposal.
Sunday, Day 21
Queenstown > Te Anau
Your photo tour continues on by spending the morning in lovely Queenstown and heading to Te Anau in the early afternoon.
Monday, Day 22
Te Anau
Today a world wonder is on the photo program, one of the most famous symbols of New Zealand: the Milford Sound in the rain-laden zone of New Zealand. Here we will take a cruise on the 16 kilometer long fjord to the Tasman Sea and at the same time take amazing photographs from penguins, sea lions, dolphins, sometimes even whales, as well as the most spectacular waterfalls in New Zealand.
Tuesday, Day 23
Te Anau > Invercargill
Later in the morning we will continue our adventure to Invercargill, the southernmost city of New Zealand and the heart of the Southland.
Wednesday, Day 24
Our day trip leads us to Stewart Island in the far south of New Zealand. Here we can observe in untouched nature i.e. rare bird species and take a boats tour for a spectacular underwater world.
Thursday, Day 25
Invercargill > Dunedin
Surely most of you have heard of the cult film 'The World's Fastest Indian' with Anthony Hopkins. We will have a close up view of Burt Monro's original motorcycle today. Afterwards we head through the Catlins on to Dunedin. Several photo stops like the famous Nugget Point Lighthouse are on our way.
Friday, Day 26
Dunedin's Royal Albatross Colony in the Otago Peninsula will be today's highlight with onsite albatross and penguin viewing as well as a historical tour of Tairoa Head. Prepare your cameras for many photos and videos!
Saturday, Day 27
Dunedin > Mount Cook
Our destination for today is Mount Cook, more than 3800 meters high and the highest mountain in New Zealand. We will take a photo tour and, if possible, stay the night at the legendary Hermitage Hotel below the mountain.
Sunday, Day 28
Mount Cook > Christchurch
The inland route to Christchurch leads us to the 'Church of the Good Shepherd' located on the shores of Lake Tekapo. The church is arguably one of the most photographed in New Zealand, and features an altar window that frames stunning views of the lake and mountains.
Monday, Day 29
Today we will learn more about the French influence in New Zealand by taking a day trip to the village Akaroa, set on a beautiful sheltered harbour and overlooked by craggy volcanic hills.
Tuesday, Day 30
Christchurch > Kaikoura
Depending on the weather, we will join a whale watching tour. Our destination is Kaikoura, the most famous place for whale watching and photo shooting in New Zealand.
Wednesday, Day 31
Kaikoura > Blenheim
While travelling back north, we have an overnight stay in Blenheim, the centre of New Zealand's wine industry and located in the Marlborough Region in the north of the South Island of New Zealand. Of course we will have a wine tasting tour.
Thursday, Day 32
Blenheim > Wellington
Welcome back to the North Island. Via the Interislander we take the famous ferry ride through the Queen Charlotte Sound and pass the Cook Straight between the islands. The rest of the day in Wellington is at your own disposal.
Friday, Day 33
Wellington > Taupo
From Wellington we will travel north to visit the oldest national park of New Zealand, the Tongariro National Park, for breathtaking photos of Mount Tongariro and the historical Chateau Tongariro Hotel on its footsteps. After another wonderful day, our overnight stay is in Taupo near Lake Taupo.
Saturday, Day 34
Taupo > Auckland
On our last day we will visit the Waitomo Glowworm Caves and take a boat ride under the glow worms. After this spectacular highlight, we head toward Auckland for our traditional Farewell Dinner in which we can recap the adventures of our photography tour through New Zealand.
New Zealand Paradise Photo Tour - what's included:
* Guided Adventure Tour by Reuthers Photo Tour Guide
* Travelling in comfortable Van / Mini Bus
* 34x Accommodation Middleclass Hotels in shared Double Room (1 common bed)
* Standard WiFi at Hotels
* Reuthers Secured Payment Certificate (Sicherungsschein)
* Reuthers Tour Book with Itineraries and Tips
* Reuthers Travel Lecture New Zealand
* Reuthers Welcome Drink
* Welcome- and Farewell-Dinner in Restaurants
* Maori Culture and Hangi Dinner
* Puhoi Valley Cheese Tasting
* Blenheim Wine Tasting
* Dinner Walter Peak High Country Sheep Farm
* Milford Sound Cruise
* Steamship Passage TSS Earnslaw
* Boats Tour Hole in the Rock
* Boats Tour Stewart Island Underwater World
* Boats Tour Whale Watching Kaikoura (depending on weather)
* Waitomo Caves Glowworms Tour
* Ferry Wellington > Picton > Wellington
* Ferry Stewart Island
* Ferry Tiritiri Matangi
* Water Taxi Abel Tasman National Park
* Train Ride Coromandel
* Transfers Airport-Hotel-Airport
* Entrance Fees
* Reuthers Rewards
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My aunt is 72 years old and she received her green card (resident alien) 3 years ago. She has no income or support. The Florida Dep of Children and Families, who is running Medicaid, decliend her application on the grounds that she needs to be a resident for 5 years before she is eligible for benefits. That sounds very odd to me. Particularly since she is in serious need for medical/hospital attention. Can anyone offer advice on how she can get covered right away?
Here's an exceprt from a government report on Florida Medicaid requirements. "A Medicaid beneficiary must be a resident of the State from which the beneficiary receives Medicaid benefits and a citizen or national of the United States or a qualified alien.2 Title IV of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, Public Law 104-193, as codified, in part, at 8 U.S.C. §§ 1601–1646, provides that legal resident aliens and other qualified aliens who entered the United States on or after August 22, 1996, are ineligible for Medicaid for the first 5 years after entry." The report came from the link below.
It seems that federal law allows states the option of extending Medicaid assistance to children and pregnant women who are aliens in the U.S. for less than 5 years. I could not find anything extending Medicaid Coverage to the elder in the U.S. less than 5 years.
There is a program for Medicaid coverage for medical emergencies if the person has not been in the U.S. for 5 years. You might contact your local health department to determine if they will help establish that there is a medical emergency.
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I tried the mango sweet tea--very refreshing-- and my friend tried a chai latte. She said it was the BEST chai she had ever tasted. The atmosphere was cozy and the service was friendly. We'll visit everytime we go to Calabash!
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The Tory Party has just conspired to give their friends in the Banking sector a complete 'Get out of Jail card free' for life.
If we ever had any doubts that the Tories are the party of the bloated criminal plutocrats in the financial sector, we only have to look at the wording of an obscure section of a new banking law that was very quietly pushed through Parliament this week.
They have routinely failed to investigate any banking crime committed by the Organised banking mafias, and none of their senior money launderers have gripped the rail at the Old Bailey.
They have continued to allow billions of pounds worth of dirty foreign money to flood into the City of London without requiring any routine 'Know Your Customer' checks being undertaken.
Now, the Tories have very neatly sidelined what should have been a most effective crackdown on fat-cat bank bosses who connive at reckless criminal tactics within their institutions, enabling them to pad their profits and increase their already obscenely inflated bonuses.
Labour and Lib Dem peers joined together to voice their fury after the move which was slipped almost silently into an obscure new banking law . The change is being moved in the small print of the 60-page Bank of England Bill and may still be challenged in the House of Lords.
The aim of the new law was to put the responsibility for proper control of banking systems and bank employees firmly on the shoulders of bank executives, thus making it their direct responsibility if later wrong-doing was uncovered in their institution.
It would have meant that prosecutors could have had little difficulty in deciding who was responsible for failing to prevent the crimes taking place.
The proposed new law said managers should be held to account for all rule-breaking by their employees - and they would only escape punishment if they proved they had done all they could to stop it.
You may recall the background to this new law, which was the evidence of massive criminality in the banking sector which was given to a Parliamentary Committee, but for which no employee or executive could be found to be liable for its commission.
As a result, the Tory Government, under David Cameron and George Osborne determined, to pass legislation which would remedy that lacuna in the law. There was much talk of concern, and being seen to be tough on the causes of financial crime. Cameron and Osborne needed to be seen to be standing tall and talking tough on City crime at that time, because the impacts of the policies of austerity were beginning to be felt very hard across the country.
But the law, passed by MPs in 2013, is now being repealed just weeks before it was due to come into force in March.
The City institutions and their weasel-worded PR agencies have been quietly lobbying Government, saying how unfair it would be if the burden of proof of innocence was forced on to the shoulders of those accused of the wrong-doing.
There has been a lot of blather talked about 'natural justice', The Bill of Rights, 'Magna Carta', and any number of other arguments that well-heeled City lawyers can be paid even more money to identify.
But none of it amounts to a row of beans.
The new law stated that managers should be held to account for all rule-breaking by their employees - and would only escape punishment if they proved they had done all they could to stop it.
In other words, instead of allowing senior bankers to wash their hands of all responsibility for the wrong-doing carried on by their employees, wrong-doing which was contributing in no small way to the bottom line of the bank's profits, and thereby, to the bonuses of the directors, the law would have required them to prove what they did to ensure that wrong-doing could not be carried out.
You might not think that this was too onerous a requirement, after all, it is inherent in their role as directors, and is part of the fiduciary duties of care that they owe the bank and its shareholders as directors, so they would only have been required to prove what they should otherwise have been doing anyway.
But in the Alice in Wonderland world of the City of London and its banking class, such burdens were felt to be unfair to the overpaid Mafiosi who run our banks. It was argued this was requiring the bankers to prove their own innocence, a feature as many well-heeled and well-fatted QCs opined was contrary to English Common law.
Well, not really, since 1953, anyone found carrying an offensive weapon has been required to prove that he had it with him for a lawful purpose. But this law was designed to deal with oiks and yobs and the lower orders without the law, so no-one gave a toss that they were being required to prove their own innocence.
But when it comes to bankers and the untouchable protected species, different rules must be seen to apply.
So, Instead of bank bosses having to prove they did enough to stop rule-breaking, the regulators will now have to prove they did not.
That will shift the 'burden of proof' from bankers themselves to organisations like the Financial Conduct Authority, making it more expensive to pursue high-salaried bosses.
Lib Dem Baroness Kramer accused "outrageous" George Osborne of "buckling to pressure from his friends in the banks" - and warned it could allow bosses to turn a blind eye to another LIBOR rate-rigging scandal.
"People are no longer talking about the banks so the Tories think they can go easy on them' she said.
"The government claims the rule will make it hard to hire good people. They've obviously been in conversation with the banks to come up with statements like that."
Of course, why didn't we think of that ourselves?. 'Good people' ie, previously experienced criminal bankers will know about the new law so may be wary of putting themselves in harm's way.
Of course, keeping dodgy bankers out of the top jobs might be thought to be a very good thing, but again, not in the world of the City and Canary Wharf!
The Tories have clearly quickly forgotten their much vaunted promises about going after the guilty men and making sure that the City of London is a clean place to do business in.
Susan Kramer again;
"It is as if they have already forgotten about the 2008 crash, Libor fixing or any one of the other scandals that cost the taxpayer billions.
"Senior managers in our banks should not be allowed to wash their hands of failings. Ignorance is not an excuse when our economy and British livelihoods are on the line."
This is the mendacioius Tory politicians all over, and Baroness Kramer is right, but sadly, her views will not carry much weight in the City or in the Carlton Club. The Tories know on which side of their bread to spread the butter, and that will only come from their friends in the financial sector who want to be able to bring as much dirty money into this country as possible, but without having to demonstrate any personal responsibility for its handling.
This is why I say that we cannot trust this Government to tell us the truth on their dealing with banking crime. They are making too much money out of its commission. Oh they will huff and puff when it is necessary so to do, and they will say all the right things to get their lickspittle friends in the media to write them good headlines when they need them, but then, when the hue and cry has died down, they will quietly renege on their public agreements and simply not carry out their agreed promises.
This is why I say they are complicit in the commission of banking crime. They know only too well what their shiny suited friends in the City are capable of doing, and by repealing important aspects of much trumpeted laws, even before they have been given a chance to work in practice, they are conspiring with the City Mafias to commit even more crime.
The usual Civil Service bromides have been trotted out to justify this appalling breach of faith.
A Treasury spokesman said: "The government has taken concerted action to improve conduct across the banking sector and deal with the abuses and unacceptable behaviour of the past.
"We've introduced the toughest rules on bankers' pay of any major financial centre, and hardwired responsibility and accountability into the financial system, with those senior managers responsible for bringing down banks facing up to seven years in prison.
(Well, these rules have already been watered down to such an extent that they are illusory and will never be promulgated).
"We are extending the Senior Managers & Certification regime so that tough standards of personal responsibility and accountability apply beyond banking and across the entire financial services industry.
"This will ensure that all financial services firms in Britain operate to the highest standards."
And if you believe this pile of 24 carat tosh, you will believe anything!
George Osborne and David Cameron have just sent their banking friends the clearest message that it is 'business as usual'.
So fill your boots boys, because this government ain't gonna come after you!


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The kirigami were esoteric documents of the Soto school in medieval Japan which "reflect a creative use of traditional kōan records integrated with popular religious themes such as devotion to local gods and the exorcism of demonic spirits."[1] For instance, "Various kirigami present the deity of Hakusan as a form of Izanagi, of Kannon, or a dragon-king."[2] Some kirigami "describe talismans that women had to carry or swallow to purify themselves from blood defilement when they attended religious ceremonies."[3] 'Kirigami were also "'notes' or 'memos' transmitted from master to disciple together with oral or esoteric teachings; they included instructions in the various functions of a temple priest, including memorial services and necrologies, both of which were conducted with the explicit aim of perpetuating social discrimination."[4] Bernard Faure writes that the kirigami were "...documents whose diagrammatic aspect and ritual function bring to mind the prophetic scriptures (chanwei) of Confucian imperial ideology and Daoist talismans studied by Anna Seidel."[5] Steven Heine writes that, "[the] tradition of using kirigami was widespread in diverse medieval apprenticeship programs."[6]
- Faure, Bernard (2003). The Power of Denial: Buddhism, Purity, and Gender. Princeton University Press. ISBN 0691091714. http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=0691091714&=Search&qt=owc_search.
- Faure, Bernard (2000). Visions of Power: Imagining Medieval Japanese Buddhism. Princeton University Press. ISBN 0691029415. http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=0691029415&=Search&qt=owc_search.
- Faure, Bernard (2003). Chan Buddhism in Ritual Context. Routledge. ISBN 0415297486. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/51088107&referer=brief_results.
- Heine, Steven (2006). Did Dogen Go to China?: What He Wrote and When He Wrote It. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0195305701. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/61253946&referer=brief_results.
- Heine, Steven (1999). Shifting Shape, Shaping Text: Philosophy and Folklore in the Fox Kōan. University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 0824821971. http://www.worldcat.org/search?qt=worldcat_org_all&q=0824821971.
- Hubbard, Jamie; Swanson, Paul Loren (1997). Pruning the Bodhi Tree: The Storm Over Critical Buddhism. University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 0824819497. http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=0824819497&=Search&qt=owc_search.
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According to an IOL report, Hendri Terblanche is petitioning for ten days' paternity leave to be provided for fathers in the Basic Conditions of Employment Act. He says he's asking for ten days to get fathers more involved in the care of their children.
Terblanche consulted the constitution and found that 'any interested persons' could submit a petition to the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) and any MP could present a petition to the National Assembly.
He submitted his petition to the chairwoman of the NCOP, Thandi Modise, on July 3. He also approached every member of Parliament and urged them to draft a bill for consideration by the National Assembly.
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Paternity leave is leave your company grants an employee when he becomes a father.
When it comes to South Africa labour laws, there's no provision that deals with paternity leave.
But because the Basic Conditions of Employment Act includes a provision for family responsibility leave in Section 27, a father can take three days family responsibility leave a year when his child is born.
In this article, we explain that, you're required to grant your employee three days of family responsibility leave per 12 month leave cycle. This means your employee can take family responsibility leave for a whole day or part of a day when his child is born.
Note: If a father (biological and adoptive) chooses to take his three days paid leave at the time his child is born, he cancels any further paid family leave for that year.
In a nutshell, Terblanche is arguing that it's not fair that legally fathers only get three days' family responsibility leave from employers because this isn't sufficient to bond with a new born.
I'll be interesting to see what comes out of this petition. If it's considered, it could affect how you grant this type of leave. In the meantime, make sure you stick to your legal obligations when it comes to paternity leave.
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