E-Control Systems to Present a New Manual and Automated HACCP Control Solution for Foodservice Divisions in Schools and Hospitals at the NAFEM Show in Anaheim, CA 23-25 of September 2005
Chatsworth, CA (ContentDesk) September 15, 2005 -- E-Control Systems, Inc., a trusted leader of hardware and software products for the foodservice industry's Online Kitchen and HACCP control, and the leader in Automated HACCP systems, with hundreds of installations nationwide, has come up with a program that allows school districts to immediately automate the most important part of HACCP, temperature monitoring of equipment and food.E-Control Systems will be showing these new solutions at the NAFEM Show in Anaheim, CA 23-25 of September 2005 (Booth #2908 in the Technology Pavilion).The USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) issued guidelines on implementing a food safety system in schools. The guidelines will assist school food authorities (SFAs) in meeting the requirement in section 111 of the Child Nutrition and WIC Reauthorization Act of 2004 (Public Law 108-265).To comply with the law, SFAs have to implement HACCP principles before the end of School Year 2005-2006 E-Control Systems is introducing a manual version of its industry leading control software that will allow all schools in a school district to collect and monitor equipment and food temperatures right away, with the option to move gradually into a fully automated HACCP control system.Under this new promotion provided by E-Control Systems, any school district that will introduce E-Control Systems' automated HACCP System, using Raptor Web Software? (RWS?) into at least one of its schools will get free of charge for school year 2005/2006, a license to use the manual monitoring module for HACCP data collection for all of their other schools. This allows the school district's foodservice department to use the same tools to manage and monitor the critical control points (CCPs) needed for Food Safety (HACCP) from the very beginning.E-Control Systems also provides the option to use the manual version without any commitment to purchase our products in the future. For School Districts wishing to go along this program, E-Control Systems will provide the software for an evaluation period of 45 days at no charge. No charge will be requested during this evaluation period.
If the School District decides to use the software in its schools for the rest of the school year, E-Control Systems and the school district will estimate the needed support for the use of the software at the specific School District and get the School District's commitment for this support.Other products developed and presented by E-Control Systems at the NAFEM Show include:????E-Control Systems "Worksite" that includes: Preventive Maintenance and Scheduling, Work Order Generation and Management, Project management and Scheduling, Information Sharing, Energy management and Energy Conservation. ????Meshed Network and Wifi Wireless Sensors Integrated into Raptor Web Software? (RWS?)????Networked Event Driven Camera and DVR integrated into Raptor Web Software? (RWS?)????Networked Power Meters Integrated into Raptor Web Software? (RWS?)????Handheld devices(PDA) for data logging of HACCP Control Points and automated inventory management integrated into Raptor Web Software? (RWS?)????Hazard Notification to remote devices including E-Mail/Blackberry/PDA Reports On Demand????NAFEM Data Protocol Integration Services????Automated Cooking and HACCP control Integration for OEMs???????Automated Cooking and HACCP Management SoftwareAbout E-Control Systems, Inc. E-Control Systems, Inc. is the leader for NAFEM Data Protocol compliant hardware and software for the food service industry. Its enterprise management and information software allows easy integration, automation, and HACCP control of any size restaurant or commercial kitchen.
Its scalable architecture and SQL compliant database makes this system useful in single location, 10-location, or 10,000-location installations. E-Control Systems' hardware and software are used in much commercial equipment for the food service industry including walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins, under-counters, grills, fryers, ice machines, washers, and many more. These integrated solutions leverage state-of-the-art technologies and innovative practices to enhance performance, profitability, and competitive advantage. To learn more about E-Control Systems, Inc. and how we can help you, please visit us online at www.eControlSystems.com E-Control System Contact:Tommy OrpazVice President Business DevelopmentTel: (818) 885-5228Chatsworth, CA 91311.
What Home Spy Camera Do You Want?
Many regular homeowners want a spy camera to protect themselves from thieves and burglars. Another reason is that they may want to spy on some of their family members. Such homeowners usually do not know exactly what they want and need.
There are so many (maybe even too many?) options on the internet so a newbie could easily get lost in the online spy world. In this article, we'll try to find out what are the options on the internet and what home spy cameras should you choose.
Outdoor Spy Cameras
If you want to protect your house from the outside, then outdoor spy cams would be your best shot. Of course, they'll be quite obvious and people will see that your house is secured.
That's actually one of the reasons to put a spy camera outside. It will let burglars know that your house is protected and they'll less likely want to intrude.
If you're thinking about an outdoor camera for your house, then you'll want to...
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Digitech Introduces a 32-Channel Version of its Popular DigiView(tm) Digital Recording System
(ContentDesk) November 21, 2005 -- Known for its continuing stream of fresh technology for security applications, Digitech International now expands its lineup of digital video recorders with a device that handles up to 32 separate camera signals for display and recording. The DigiView(tm) Digital Recording System, first introduced almost a decade ago, serves as the heart of a video surveillance system, complementing the DigiView Plus(tm) series of security cameras."In today's marketplace, owners must protect themselves from liabilities on their own property," says Randy Johnston, Director of Business Development. "Displayed on the large, beautiful flat screen monitors that have now become affordable, the multiple camera images also help build the high security look that appeals to tenants and prospects. By using a large monitor and the 32-Channel DigiView(tm), the security display can cover more of the site and still give management a quick overview by glancing over a single monitor....
Digitech Introduces a 32-Channel Version of its Popular DigiView(tm) Digital Recording System
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Satellite TV vs. Cable TV -- Which is Best?
The move is on. Last year millions of Americans switched from cable TV to satellite TV.Why? When you compare satellite TV to cable TV you'll discover the main reasons are cost, picture quality, program choices, and customer satisfaction.Let's check out the differences ... Cable vs. Satellite TV Fees<> Cable TV fees across the country average $39.99 per month. In our area the cost for cable TV is $37.30 a month for 64 channels, plus $10.95 a month to add digital channels.
Installation in one room is $39.95, plus $9.95 for each additional room.<> Satellite TV fees from Dish Network are $31.99 per month for 60 channels, while DirecTV charges $41.99 per month for 115 channels. Both satellite TV providers currently offer free satellite TV equipment and free installation in up to four rooms. Cable vs. Satellite TV Programming<> Cable TV in most areas offers almost as many channels as satellite TV, and is broadcast in analog (over-the-air) format. If you want to have digital picture...
Satellite TV vs. Cable TV -- Which is Best?
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What Home Spy Camera Do You Want?
Many regular homeowners want a spy camera to protect themselves from thieves and burglars. Another reason is that they may want to spy on some of their family members. Such homeowners usually do not know exactly what they want and need.
There are so many (maybe even too many?) options on the internet so a newbie could easily get lost in the online spy world. In this article, we'll try to find out what are the options on the internet and what home spy cameras should you choose.
Outdoor Spy Cameras
If you want to protect your house from the outside, then outdoor spy cams would be your best shot. Of course, they'll be quite obvious and people will see that your house is secured.
That's actually one of the reasons to put a spy camera outside. It will let burglars know that your house is protected and they'll less likely want to intrude.
If you're thinking about an outdoor camera for your house, then you'll want to...
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Satellite TV for Less - Where to Get the Best Satellite TV Deal
Satellite TV for Less
There's a war going on between the two major satellite TV providers - DISH Network and DIRECTV. They're offering hundreds of dollars worth of free satellite TV equipment, cheap programming, and even free gifts to get you to subscribe to their services.
Here's what they're giving away, and here's where to get the best deals on what they're not giving away ...
Free Satellite TV System
Both DISH Network and DIRECTV will give you all the equipment you need for satellite TV viewing - a satellite dish and up to four receivers - absolutely free.
They'll also give you a free DVR (digital video recorder) so you can record your favorite programs, or a free HD (high definition) receiver so you can watch your shows in high def format.
Installation of the entire system in up to four rooms of your home is also free, and your installer will even show you how to operate your...
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Free Satellite TV
Television that comes through communication satellites is referred to as satellite television. Digital signals are beamed from satellites to users and these are of three primary types: signals received directly by the viewer, that received by local television affiliates for distribution, or reception by headends for distribution through cables.
Of the many satellite TV systems Dish Network and Direct TV are the main players. Both offer "free" satellite TV systems for four rooms with a bouquet of other services like over 250 program selections.
What is free to a first time user is the equipment needed to capture the TV signals. Otherwise one has to pay for viewing and choose a package that suits personal requirements. Many companies and online sites offer free services and enticing satellite TV deals but most of these are scams.
Beware of traps and believe in the maxim "nothing in life is for free."
Choose a service that has an established...
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Satellite TV Comparison -- Providers and Dealers Compared
Satellite TV Comparison
Satellite TV providers are the companies that offer satellite TV programming to the public. They purchase satellite TV programming from networks, independent companies, and radio stations, then make their programming available to the public through the use of satellites.
Satellite TV dealers are the companies who sell the satellite TV services and
satellite TV equipment offered by the satellite TV providers.
In the U.S. there are two major satellite TV providers -- DISH Network and DIRECTV -- and there are hundreds of satellite TV dealers who sell their services and systems.
Satellite TV Providers Comparison
DISH Network
DISH Network was launched in 1996, and currently has more than 12 million subscribers. It's ranked #1 in customer satisfaction among all cable and satellite TV providers by J.D.
Power and Associates.
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