“Deception” – A Nuclear Powered Thriller

Green Brook, NJ – WEBWIRE



The dread of the consequences of a radioactive winter is the nuclear threat. Ever since the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union first entered everyone’s mind, it has been a part of our imagination. The two superpowers of the globe had raised fears that their missiles and bombs would bring about the end of civilization.



However, as the 1960s wore on, the Soviet Union fell apart. Everyone’s terror of a nuclear apocalypse diminished as the event was consigned to memories and their brains. But the Ukraine Conflict and North Korea’s resurgence in prominence led to a slight change in that. We are starting to observe a revival of that interest. For thriller fans, it’d be great to check out “Deception: A Mac Daniels Novel.” Mac Daniels, a US Operative who is at the center of a conspiracy, is introduced to us by Gene Boffa. Nuclear-grade uranium has been lost, according to North Korea. And they attribute the theft to the United States. However, Mac Daniels is the one who has actually taken the uranium.



Before war breaks out, Mac must now travel back to North Korea and make amends to the Supreme Leader. However, Mac Daniels learns of a sinister relationship between North Korea and ISIS while in the Hermit State, with the terrorist organization obtaining surface-to-air missiles and the deadly sarin gas. As a result, Mac is forced into a precarious position where he must move cautiously, stroll slowly, and stalk with caution in order to prevent the terrorist gang from completing the purchase.



A superb thriller, “Deception: A Mac Daniels Novel,” highlights a complex character who is more than just another man on a mission thanks to his quirks and humanity. Mac is a cunning and endearing agent who would eventually appeal to readers who have always loved well-written heroes.



Book available at geneboffa.com and Your Online Publicist



“Deception: A Mac Daniels Novel”

Author: Gene Boffa

Publisher: Your Online Publicist

Publication Date: December 2020

Genre: Thriller, Action Adventure



About the Author

Gene Boffa loves fishing, boating and flying — hobbies which has done all over the world. He is a lawyer with one of the oldest law firms in New Jersey, Shuman Hanlon Margulies where he specializes in transactional law. Gene is married to Patricia and they live in the small town of Green Brook, New Jersey. They have four grown children who often bring the grandchildren by so enjoy their summer house at the jersey shore. Gene’s first novel “The Deed” is available at geneboffa.com and Your Online Publicist

Canada – Canada’s nuclear regulator to hold a public webinar on New Brunswick Power’s licence renewal application for the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station  

Canada’s nuclear regulator to hold a public webinar on New Brunswick Power’s licence renewal application for the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station.

OTTAWA, Ontario, February 25, 2022 – The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) would like to invite the media to an upcoming public webinar related to the licence renewal application from New Brunswick Power (NB Power) for the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station.

This webinar follows Part 1 of the public Commission hearing, held on January 26, 2022, and precedes Part 2, which will be held on May 11-12, 2022. (Documents related to Part 1 of the public Commission hearing)

This public webinar will:

provide information on NB Power’s renewal application
deliver a brief summary of CNSC staff’s recommendation to the Commission
explain how the public, Indigenous Nations and communities, and potential intervenors can participate in Part 2 of the hearing on May 11-12, 2022

Date:                 Wednesday, March 2, 2022

Time:                 Noon to 1:30 pm EST (English session)

Details:             The event will be hosted on Zoom

Registration:   Due to limited capacity, all attendees, including media, are asked to pre-register for the webinar. 

Canada – Canada’s nuclear regulator invites media to the public Commission hearing about the Near Surface Disposal Facility proposed for Deep River, Ontario  

Canada’s nuclear regulator invites media to the public Commission hearing about the Near Surface Disposal Facility proposed for Deep River, Ontario

OTTAWA, Ontario, February 16, 2022 – The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) would like to inform the media of the upcoming 2-part public hearing related to the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories’ (CNL’s) Near Surface Disposal Facility (NSDF) proposed for Deep River, Ontario.

Part 1 of the public hearing will be held on February 22, 2022. At that time, the Commission will consider CNL’s application to amend its Chalk River Laboratories site licence to authorize the construction of an NSDF. The Commission will hear presentations from CNL and from CNSC staff.

Part 2 of the public hearing will be held beginning May 31. During Part 2, Indigenous Nations and communities, members of the public, and stakeholders will have the opportunity to present information to the Commission through interventions. Further details on the Part 2 hearing will be provided at a later date.

Date: Tuesday, February 22, 2022

Time: 10:45 am (EST)

Join the webcast: Public Commission hearing – Canadian Nuclear Laboratories’ Near Surface Disposal Facility proposal for Deep River, Ontario – Part 1  (Simultaneous translation will be provided.)

Please refer to the online media kit or contact CNSC Media Relations at the coordinates below for more information.

Canada – Canada’s nuclear regulator to hold a media technical briefing on NB Power’s application to renew its Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station operating licence

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) would like to inform the media about the upcoming public Commission hearing on NB Power’s licence renewal application for its Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station on  November 10, 2021.

In advance of the hearing, the CNSC would like to brief members of the media on its staff’s oversight of plant operations, the requirements of the licensing basis, and how the public and Indigenous communities can participate in the upcoming hearing.  

Date
Wednesday, November 10, 2021

Time
10 am EST

Event details
The event will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams. To attend the briefing, contact Media Relations at the coordinates below.