biometrics

Richard Clarke, the man who served President Bush as a special adviser for cyber security, has a five-point plan for saving the internet.

Unfortunately the very same President George W. Bush, with whom many of us have defended against the routine attacks of the left for years, has publicly inferred that we all just don't know what we're talking about regarding the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007.

 

Instead of filling us all in, the Republican elite just denigrates us, just as liberals do, and if you were to listen to them, we just don't know what we're talking about and that's that.

Yarg Biometrics Ltd, and Fujitsu Europe Limited announced their plans to work together to develop a pioneering biometric identification system for schools, based on palm vein authentication technology known as PalmSecure™ from Fujitsu. Yarg and Fujitsu have implemented the technology at Todholm Primary School in Paisley, Scotland.

The palm vein-based biometric authentication system, the first of its kind in Europe, is an exciting new way to pay for school meals.

This project is part of the Scottish Executive’s “Hungry for Success” initiative to promote the health and social wellbeing of children in Scotland, with a focus on school meals.

ROME, Ga. -- It takes more than a lunch lady to run today's public school cafeterias. It takes a logistics expert.

Take Rome's West End Elementary, where two classrooms of students charge into the lunchroom every five minutes, load their trays up with corn dogs, steak nuggets and fresh fruit and pile into cashier Lydia Galego's line.

Galego, though, has a new tool to help handle the rush. Each student stops at a computer in front of Galego and presses an index finger up to a reader before trotting off to a table. The student's names flash across Galego's monitor, and each of their prepaid accounts are automatically debited $1.10.