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Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) February 15, 2012

Dr. Mahmood Kara has noticed that a significant number of his patients prefer silicone implants for their breast augmentation in Toronto. Dr. Kara offers his patients both silicone and saline implants as part of the range of options he provides to help create individualized, natural-looking results.

“Silicone is the more popular choice among my breast augmentation patients,” Dr. Kara says. “Many women feel that silicone has a much more natural feel and appearance.”

Dr. Saed Al-Habib is a staff surgeon in Dr. Kara’s practice who specializes in breast reconstruction, body contouring and liposuction in Toronto. He says the preference for silicone implants among their patients aligns with statistics from The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, which show that 62 percent of American women who had the procedure in 2010 chose silicone.

“It appears that women everywhere prefer the natural feel of silicone implants,” Dr. Al-Habib says. “There are a number of benefits to both silicone and saline implants, but choosing the best option comes down to personal preferences.”    

Dr. Kara says many women are combining their breast augmentation surgery with other procedures, such as a tummy tuck in Toronto. This can help patients cut down on the recovery time and cost that would be involved with having separate procedures.

Combining procedures is also popular with patients who want to address multiple areas of the body at once for more comprehensive results.

“Recent mothers often come to us with questions about how they can restore their bodies following pregnancy and breastfeeding,” Dr. Kara says. “Depending on a person’s cosmetic goals, I usually recommend combining breast augmentation with a tummy tuck and liposuction. These procedures contour the body to help women look and feel their best.”

Dr. Kara and his team are dedicated to helping patients find the most effective solutions to their cosmetic needs.

“Choosing the perfect implants or which procedure will create the best results is different for every patient,” Dr. Kara says. “I strongly believe in educating patients on all available options, and then offering my opinion about the best choice.”

Dr. Mahmood Kara (http://www.drkara.com) is an experienced cosmetic surgeon in Toronto. He specializes in The 24 Hour Recovery Breast Augmentation Technique. He is a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada and the Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons. He offers a range of surgical and nonsurgical procedures and has offices in Whitby, Toronto, Vaughan and Yorkville. Dr. Saed Al-Habib works with Dr. Kara and specializes in breast reconstruction, body contouring after weight loss and microsurgery. Dr. Kara and his entire staff are dedicated to providing patients with advanced solutions that meet – and exceed – their cosmetic goals.

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London, UK and Toronto, Canada (PRWEB UK) 13 February 2012

YESpay International Limited has launched StoreManager, a Mobile Payments App, supporting Magnetic Swipe and Near Field Communication (NFC) Contactless card payments. Mobile smartphones based secure innovative payments solutions are now proliferating and the main driving forces are because more smartphones now have high-speed Internet connectivity, easy-to-use User Interfaces and NFC contactless reader capability as standard.

StoreManager App is available for Android, BlackBerry and iPhone smartphones and is in effect a mobile version of a point-of-sale card payments device for mobile merchants. Merchants can now apply for a payment account for just £9.99 per month with YESpay to process smartphone based card present or not present payments. They can also make recurring payments using pre-stored card tokens for regular customers. Online web registration process is available at http://www.yes-pay.com with KYC (know-your-customer) checks via external credit checking companies such as Creditsafe and CallCredit.

“Small, big, home-based or on-the-road businesses can use Mobile StoreManager from YESpay to process mobile payments whenever and wherever via smartphones. Merchants can now access detailed transaction reports, monitor fraud, control set-up and distribution of e-coupons, promotions and location-based-services and perform sale or refund card transactions, anywhere, anytime!” said Supriya Rocha, SVP of Global Marketing at YESpay.

StoreManager App has the following simple user functions:

Manager: Merchant and store details and alerts and inbox messages

POS: Keyed, tokenised, mag-swipe and NFC contactless card payments

Reports: Merchant transactions reports with daily, weekly and monthly summaries

My Best: Top 10 stores and point of sale devices

Promotions: Discount coupons and promotions management

YESpay EMBOSS Payment Service host disseminates alert messages to the StoreManager App when potential fraud events are detected, e.g. high-level of refunds over a period or if a card is used repeatedly for multiple refunds in a day, week and month period.

StoreManager Mobile App is compliant with the following industry standards: Contactless PayPass and PayWave card schemes, PA-DSS and PCI-DSS security standards.

Mobile Internet (3G/4G) optimised payment protocols are used to communicate payment authorisation and capture messages with the YESpay EMBOSS payment service. EMBOSS in turn connects to major European, UK, Irish, US and Canadian Acquirers to authorise and clear payments. The complete authorisation process generally takes 2 to 4 seconds.

MasterCard PayPass – Magstripe and Visa PayWave-MSD contactless chip payments use chip authentication process performed between the chip embedded in the card and the Card Issuer. The security is built around a dynamic Card Validation Code (CVC3) generated by the PayPass/PayWave card using its diversified secret key and Application Transaction Counter (ATC). The Smartphone requires a standard NFC reader.

Magnetic swipe card transactions are performed via a secure swipe reader connected to the smartphone jack. The swipe reader encrypts the swipe card track data securely using its diversified secret key and this card data is decrypted at the EMBOSS data centre. Hence card data is protected via point-to-point encryption. This type of transaction is performed when payment card does not have a contactless chip.

Keyed entry is used as a fall-back position if NFC contactless and magnetic swipe reader payment is not possible and the merchant captures the cardholder, CVV2 security code, Postcode number and signature and verifies the signature against that at the back of the card.

Mobile App Integration

StoreManager Web Services assist merchants in building four cornerstones of their multi-channel payment strategy: customer affinity, card payment risk mitigation, enhancing business performance and building customer trust.

In addition to web services, there is also a ‘Merchant Integration API’ which provides a local device level way for merchant mobile commerce applications to integrate with the Mobile StoreManager card payment functions. This API is used to process card-present (keyed, mag-swipe and NFC contactless) and card-not-present payments locally within the smartphone.

Merchants and mobile app developers can contact YESpay International Limited via sales(at)yes-pay(dot)com or 0871 221 9510 to request integration guides and obtain more information about the YESpay mobile payments strategy.

About YESpay International Limited:

YESpay, a global card payments service company, provides highly secure Internet, EMV Chip & PIN, contactless and gift card payment processing services to independent and multi-chain merchants.

YESpay has significant expertise in NFC mobile developments and EMV payment systems. Integration and certifications with external card acquiring systems is a standard part of its business activities.

Through EMBOSS™, the YESpay Managed Payment Service, merchants can quickly accept integrated card payments within EPOS, kiosks, hospitality and e-commerce systems with minimal capital investment and low on-going services costs. EMBOSS is an on-line IP-based payment processing service that has been generically pre-accredited by major Card Acquirers in Europe and North America (including Chase Paymentech, First Data Merchant Service (FDMS), Barclaycard Business, HSBC, HBOS, Lloyds Cardnet, Streamline, Ulster Bank, Elavon, PBS, Amex and Diners). In addition, the YESpay EMBOSS service is fully end to end certified to Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) Level 1 as mandated by Visa and MasterCard. The YESpay EasyV-Suite of card payment products is innovative and cost-effective for EPOS, Kiosk, Hospitality, Mobile and Internet environments. With the YESpay EMBOSS card payment service, merchants can perform card payments in both card-present and card-not-present environments.

http://www.yes-pay.com

YESpay International Ltd Offices:

UK Headquarters: Checknet House, 153 East Barnet Road, Barnet, EN48QZ, UK

116 Spadina Avenue, Suite 201, Toronto, M5V 2K6, Ontario, Canada

UK/Europe Telephone: +44 203 006 3790

USA/Canada Telephone: +1 416 214 6012 or freephone +1 866 YES PAY 1

PR Contact: Supriya Rocha, SVP Global Marketing, +44-203-006-3790 option 5 extension 460

supriya(dot)rocha(at)yes-pay(dot)com

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Toronto (PRWEB) January 25, 2012

Herd.fm (https://www.herd.fm/) has launched an iPhone app that promises to be the new standard for music sharing and discovery on mobile devices. As phones have become the heart of a person’s music collection, the ability to share songs with others has remained difficult. The new Herd.fm is customized for mobile devices and provides a user-friendly, streamlined experience that makes connecting people through meaningful songs and playlists simple and fun.

Herd.fm reads a music fan’s iTunes listening history and Facebook sharing activity for a dual purpose: to display a snapshot of recent favorites and as a basis for intelligent music recommendations from Last.fm’s API and Herd.fm’s proprietary algorithm. This enables users to share the music that’s most popular with them at the moment or to manually select songs from their iTunes for customized “mini-mixes” that can be shared as easily as texting. Every time a user shares a song or mini-mix to a friend, Facebook or Twitter through Herd.fm, they’re rewarded with an instant and relevant music recommendation to their iPhone. Integration of the SoundCloud and YouTube APIs lets them stream these songs in full without leaving the app, making relevant music discovery hassle-free. Herd.fm also enhances music discovery by showing artist tour dates via Songkick’s concert API and enables song purchases through iTunes. Herd.fm has taken the best of many worlds to create a cohesive mobile music experience. Try it at http://itunes.apple.com/kz/app/herd.fm/id421452783?mt=8.

Herd.fm also uses the phone’s geo-location capability to visualize a user’s musical influence with its patent-pending feature called a “Trak Journey.” Share a song on the app and Herd.fm displays a map showing where the song travels and who is listening across the country, and the world.

The latest Herd.fm is an evolution from the music app’s earlier incarnation which launched at the SXSW Accelerator contest in March 2011, which used location as the basis for providing music recommendations.

“For our new direction we took a hard look at the big picture of sharing and discovering music on your mobile device and how we could solve this problem,” says David Nam, newly appointed Herd.fm executive team member, formerly of MXP4 and Last.fm. “Other sharing and discovery services were clearly invented for the web browser and not fundamentally designed for a mobile device. In the new app, we’ve taken this completely broken experience and created a legit mobile solution that makes it easy, fast, convenient and fun to discover new music by doing what you already do — share the music you love with the ones you love.”

Nam added: “Herd.fm lets you broadcast recommendations like any other service, but we focus on person-to-person because sharing music is a global behavior, but the music you share isn’t globally liked by everyone. So instead of posting to a feed, post to the friends you think will like the music.”

Download Herd.fm from the iTunes App Store at http://itunes.apple.com/kz/app/herd.fm/id421452783?mt=8

ABOUT HERD.FM

Herd.fm tailors music sharing and discovering music for the mobile device to make it easy and fun for music fans to share the music love with they people they love, and with their social networks. The company was founded in 2010 by James Milward, founder of the award-winning interactive boutique Secret Location; Davin Lengyel, entrepreneur and IP lawyer; and Romeo Candido, Much Music producer/ editor and director. Executive team member David Nam was the former VP of Product and Marketing at MXP4 and Head of Marketing at Last.fm. Herd.fm launched its first version in March 2011 and is based in Toronto, Canada.

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Pearls – Spirits of the Belleview Biltmore

Belleair, Florida (PRWEB) February 02, 2012

On the register of historic buildings, the Victorian Belleview Biltmore Hotel is in immediate danger of being destroyed, and if demolished, over a century of national history will disappear forever. For over 115 years; celebrities, royalty and four US Presidents, including President Obama himself, number among the prominent guests of this treasured landmark.

In a recent Belleair town hall meeting, with the mayor absent, meeting minutes show that the presentation given by a hired consultant revealed in the second part of his recap that renovation of the hotel was completely overlooked. The majority of hundreds townspeople attending this meeting want the hotel preserved and were surprised at the major oversight, since this study was paid for with community taxes.

Brandvik’s novel not only attempts to save the Belleview Biltmore Hotel, but takes us from modern day turbulence into the looking glass – a century’s past of beauty and elegance and the strong women whose survival often depended upon their ability to band together with other women in a male dominated era. Blending the stream of time effortlessly, Brandvik gives the reader a chance to reconsider a world of possible futures, providing an enlightened learning experience derived from the heritage of our forebears.

A link to a recent unbiased book review (which includes a short synopsis of “Pearls: Spirits of the Belleview Biltmore”) can be found on Blogcritics.com at this link:

http://blogcritics.org/books/article/book-review-pearls-spirits-of-the1/

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (PRWEB) January 26, 2012

AudienceView Ticketing, a leading provider of advanced and flexible ticketing services to venues worldwide, announced today that the company has partnered with ScoreBig (http://www.scorebig.com). ScoreBig offers consumers member-only savings of 10 – 60% on tickets to sports, concert and theater events and offers ticketing partners a way to move unsold ticket inventory without negatively impacting their brand or cannibalizing full-price sales.

By partnering with ScoreBig, AudienceView will now provide their clients with access to more consumers to help sell their remaining inventory. Through this partnership, ScoreBig’s members will, in turn, have access to the wide variety of sports, arts and entertainment inventory offered by AudienceView’s growing roster of clients.

“This new partnership will give AudienceView’s clients the opportunity to join many other leading organizations that use ScoreBig’s unique ticketing solution across the worlds of sports, music and theater. We’re thrilled to have another premium partner in AudienceView,” said Adam Kanner, CEO of ScoreBig.

By selecting a white-label ticketing solution, AudienceView clients understand the importance of protecting their brand. AudienceView clients will benefit from access to an opaque channel to liquidate unsold inventory without the negative effects of transparent discounting. The new alliance between AudienceView and ScoreBig is also reflective of the company’s commitment to offer their clients online distribution channels outside of their main website.

“ScoreBig has brought to market a profound model that protects all customer classes, maximizes revenues and encourages loyalty,” highlighted Kevin Kimsa, CEO of AudienceView Ticketing. “With this partnership, our business value proposition to our clients is simply and effectively enhanced.”

About ScoreBig

ScoreBig provides premiere sports, concert and theater organizations an opaque channel to move unsold inventory without the brand or cannibalization risks that come with traditional discounting. Consumers using ScoreBig’s “Make an Offer” platform save 10 to 60% on premiere events, across all seating categories, without paying additional fees. Named one of Forbes’ “Most Promising Companies” of 2011, ScoreBig is headquartered in Los Angeles. For more information, please visit http://www.scorebig.com

About AudienceView Ticketing

AudienceView Ticketing provides a fully integrated, web-based ticketing, CRM and fundraising solution to more than 170 sports, arts, entertainment and non-traditional ticketing organizations worldwide. Supporting both in-house and hosted ticketing models, AudienceView’s white-label solution offers the ability to create unlimited online brands, control your venue and event data, access real-time business data and interact directly with your customers. AudienceView’s leading-edge solution opens the door to superior venue management, an enhanced customer experience and ultimately, increased revenue. For more information about AudienceView Ticketing, please visit http://www.AudienceView.com.

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It is now impossible to understand major North American cities without considering the seemingly never-ending and ever-growing sprawl of their surrounding suburbs. In The Shape of the Suburbs, activist, urban affairs columnist, and former Toronto mayor John Sewell examines the relationship between the development of suburbs, water and sewage systems, highways, and the decision-making of Toronto-area governments to show how the suburbs spread, and how they have in turn shaped the city.

Using his wealth of knowledge of the city of Toronto and new information gathered from municipal archives, Sewell describes the major movements and forces that allowed for rapid development of the suburbs, while considering the options that were available to planners at the time. Discussing proposals to curb suburban sprawl from the 1960s to the recently adopted plan for the Greater Toronto area, Sewell combines insightful and accessible commentary with rigorous research on the debate between urban and suburban. Concerned not only with sprawl, The Shape of the Suburbs also demonstrates the ways in which suburban political, economic, and cultural influences have impacted the older, central city, culminating in the forced Megacity amalgamation of 1998.

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In the first half of the twentieth century, many of Toronto’s immigrant Jews eked out a living in the needle-trade sweatshops of Spadina Avenue. In response to their expliotation on the shop floor, immigrant Jewish garment workers built one of the most advanced sections of the Canadian and American labour movements. Much more than a collective bargaining agency, Toronto’s Jewish labour movement had a distinctly socialist orientation and grew out of a vibrant Jewish working-class culture.

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In its prime, Toronto’s Jewish labour movement struggled not only to improve hard sweatshop condistions but also to bring about a fundamental socialist transformation. It was an uphill battle. Drastic economic downturns, hard employer offensives, and state repressions all worked against unionists’ workplace demands. Ethnic, gender, and ideological divisions weakened the movement and were manipulated by employers and their allies.

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