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Air Canada Ordered To Provide Nut-Free Zone 643

Posted by samzenpus
from the no-nuts dept.
JamJam writes "Air Canada has been told to create a special 'buffer zone' on flights for people who are allergic to nuts. The Canadian Transportation Agency has ruled that passengers who have nut allergies should be considered disabled and accommodated by the airline. Air Canada has a month to come up with an appropriate section of seats where passengers with nut allergies would be seated. The ruling involved a complaint from Sophia Huyer, who has a severe nut allergy and travels frequently. Ms. Huyer once spent 40 minutes in the washroom during a flight while snacks were being served."

Comment: Re:Where have I heard this before... (Score 1) 123

by dna_(c)(tm)(r) (#30385456) Attached to: Five Top Publishers Plan Rival to Kindle Format

HTML doesn't offer sufficient control over layout. Subsequent to HTML 1.0 a sequence of band-aids (like css) have been designed to address the problem, at the cost of more and more complexity. Often publishers just want to specify the layout, not open it up to complex negotiation with the client.

Silly mistake you made there, IE[3-6] doesn't offer sufficient control over layout.

Comment: Re:Kindle's energy conscious display (Score 1) 123

by CaptKeen (#30385000) Attached to: Five Top Publishers Plan Rival to Kindle Format

They could add native PDF support in an update for us Gen 1 owners too, but haven't, so don't hold your breath :(

People thought they weren't going to add native PDF for the K2 either, and that happened with the new 2.3 release that just came out. I'm not saying it'll happen for the gen1, but people were thinking it wouldn't happen for the k2 either...

Comment: Re:InfoBunker (Score 1) 87

by thePowerOfGrayskull (#30384642) Attached to: Iron Mountain's Experimental Room 48
Meh. In the war of the mission statements, Iron Mountain wins.

Infobunker: InfoBunker is committed to providing our clients with the most secure, robust and flexible data storage environment attainable while maintaining affordability and delivering the utmost in customer service.

Iron Mountain: Helping businesses solve information management challenges.

I mean seriously, did the infobunker folks run the Buzzword Mission Statement generator when coming up with that, or are their marketing execs truly that... um, talented?

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