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Library card? Check. Fingerprint? Really?
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Byline: James Kimberly
May 20--CHICAGO -- Before long, patrons wanting to use Naperville Public Library System computers without a hassle will have to prove their identity with a fingerprint.
The three-library system this week signed a $40,646 contract with a local company, U.S. Biometrics Corp., to install fingerprint scanners on 130 computers with Internet access or a time limit on usage.
The decision, according to the American Library Association, makes Naperville only the second library system in the country to install fingerprint scanners.
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Lost authority
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...to us of his direct forebear, Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, who became...began in 1714 came to an end. Ernest Augustus is described in an essay by Mark...is the power of calumny that Ernest Augustus acquired the reputation of being...
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Porcelain in Dresden.(influences of Far Eastern porcelain on European culture)
Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques
; ...joined in the admiration for everything Chinese. Ernest Augustus (r. 1692- 1698), first elector of Hanover and...duke of Braunschweig-Wolfenbuttel (1633-1714). Ernest Augustus felt the only thing to do was "to ridicule the park...
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Anniversaries
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Banjo" Paterson, poet and journalist, 1864; Sir Ernest Davis, philanthropist, 1872; Ronald Arbuthnott Knox...Albert, King of the Belgians, 1934; Gus Elen (Ernest Augustus Elen), music-hall artiste, 1940; Hans Hofmann...
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Tuesday, December 23
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...Donnell are routed near Kinsdale by British forces. 1698 - George Lewis succeeds as Elector of Hanover on death of Ernest Augustus. 1728 - Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI and Frederick William of Prussia sign Treaty of Berlin. 1783 - George Washington...
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Sunday, December 23
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...Donnell are routed near Kinsdale by British forces. 1698 - George Lewis succeeds as Elector of Hanover on death of Ernest Augustus. 1728 - Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI and Frederick William of Prussia sign Treaty of Berlin. 1783 - George Washington...
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Carts and carriages that served stately families wanted ; Staff at a stately home in Cornwall are trying to trace historic vehicles that may have served the estate.
Newspaper article from: Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK)
; ...wagon, both of which need restoration. The invalid carriage dates from around 1840, and was probably bought for Ernest Augustus, the third Earl, who was crippled with gout. A photograph dated 1873 shows the fourth earl, William Henry with...
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MAN ACCUSED OF THREATENING TO KILL WOMAN.(Capital Region)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...violation. Johnson is being held without bail, and is due back in court Wednesday. Unrelated arrests include: Ernest Augustus Muller, 25, of 66 First St., Albany, was arrested Friday on charges of third-degree criminal possession of...
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Gazette: Anniversaries
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Archibald Spooner, originator of "spoonerisms", 1844; William Poel (Pole), actor-manager, 1852; Gus Elen (Ernest Augustus Elen), music-hall artiste, 1862; Selman Abraham Waksman, biochemist, 1888; James Whale, film director...
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Gilmore & Black at 50
Magazine article from: Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce
; ...reasonable portrait of both men.16 A. The Northerner Grant Gilmore was born on April 8, 1910 in Boston, the son of Ernest Augustus and Louise (Beerbohm) Gilmore, and attended the famed Boston Latin School, whose demanding curriculum steeped...
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Monday, December 23
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...Donnell are routed near Kinsdale by British forces. 1698 - George Lewis succeeds as Elector of Hanover on death of Ernest Augustus. 1728 - Treaty of Berlin is signed by Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI and Frederick William of Prussia. 1783 - George...
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