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Monday night, the Hinesville Police Department and friends gathered to say their final goodbyes to K9 Officer Brad .
The canine was put down and finally laid to rest on Saturday in Orange Park, Florida after tripping and shattering his front left leg less than a week ago. It was the latest in a list of painful, pre-existing injuries that the K9 obtained while serving the Hinesville community. Officer Brad's handler says those injuries included a hip displacement and two bulging disks. After struggling on the road with those injuries for a year, the handler says the possibility of cancer in the canine's leg and a subsequent amputation would have meant more pain for Officer Brad. So the decision was then made to put the canine down.
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In the five years that K9 Officer Brad spent with the Hinesville Police Department, he assisted in more than 300 drug related arrests and was key in helping convict two murderers. Officer Brad also helped recovered stolen merchandise and solved numerous burglaries by trailing the criminals. Plus, he defused possible violent incidents keeping fellow officers and Hinesville citizens safe.
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An Arizona death-row inmate's hearing before the state's clemency board has been cancelled.
The hearing was scheduled Wednesday at the state prison in Florence for 70-year-old Edward Harold Schad.
Schad is scheduled for a March 6 execution for his conviction for killing 74-year-old Lorimer "Leroy" Grove, of Bisbee, in August 1978.
The reason for the cancellation isn't immediately clear.
Jon Anderson, a lawyer for the Attorney General's Office who represents the state in Schad's case, says Schad's attorney sent an email saying she wasn't going to appear at the hearing, but that he doesn't know why the hearing was cancelled.
Calls to Schad's attorney, Denise Young, weren't immediately returned Wednesday afternoon.
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1:00pm Wednesday 15th January 2014 in News By Wendy Barlow, Court reporter
A BICYCLING heroin supplier who was caught with a stash of wraps has been jailed for two years.
Street dealer Alexander McPake, 29, had cash and scales at his home, and drugs-related messages on his mobile phone, Burnley Crown Court heard.
He was said to be working under the command of bosses, and was getting free drugs for his services.
McPake had been spotted approaching a car in Heys Lane, Oswaldtwistle, but he and the occupants made off when they saw police.
McPake, of Kingfisher Court, Oswaldtwistle, had admitted possessing heroin with intent to supply, possessing amphetamine, and being concerned in the supply of heroin, between September 10 and October 2, last year.
Stephen Parker, prosecuting, said last September 10, police officers saw evidence of suspicious activity. They saw McPake approach a car with two people in it. As they all spotted the police, they made off. The area was searched and, about 20 minutes later, McPake was seen cycling in Heys Lane and was asked to stop.
He was asked if he had anything on him he shouldn't, and said: "Yes, 10 wraps."
Officers found nine £10 wraps on him. A search of his property revealed a small bag of amphetamine, and 248 snap seal bags.
Mr Parker said the defendant was released on bail after giving a prepared statement and, on October 1, his home was raided.
Police found £811.33 cash, a dealer's list and a mobile phone, which contained a number of messages consistent with the defendant being involved in the supply of drugs.
The prosecutor said the phone messages included instructions from the people McPake was working for.
One response from him was: "Everyone's sorted," as he booked in with his bosses.
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A local family says they were terrorized by a burning cross on their property. Police say they don't have a suspect yet, but they are taking this investigation seriously
Members of the Louis family say they found the historical symbol of hate in their front yard Sunday night.
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Kerry Louis' cousin Sam Meronvil doesn't know what to make of it.
"It was very shocked because you don't see that every day. It's not nothing that you see every day," Meronvil said.
The 19-year-olds say they rushed to put out the flames and didn't even notice the raw deer meat left on the front porch.
"Some people have said maybe it means you're dead meat. We don't know," said Kerry Louis.
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Cougars ready for early morning game at nationals
The Western Nebraska Community College women's basketball team's quest for a national title begins Tuesday and for this year's squad they can't wait to get on the court.
WNCC won't have to wait long as they hit the court at 9 a.m. at the Salina Bicentennial Arena for the NJCAA Division I national basketball tournament against ASA College. WNCC will be making its 10th trip to the national tournament and first since 2008. ASA College, who started athletics in 2008, will be making its first trip to nationals.
The two teams are very similar in talent even though on paper the records don't show it. WNCC comes in with an official 20-14 record but are 33-1 if you take away the 13 forfeits. ASA College enters with a 24-3 record.
The players are excited to make the trip and want to keep showing everyone just how good this team is. Torrington's Mikayla Brower, who has started at guard the entire second semester, said the plan is for the team to play hard with hopes of winning several games at nationals.
"We are really excited for nationals especially after winning regionals and showing people what we can do after what we dealt with at the beginning of the season," she said. "We just go and compete and we sure are hoping to do well. That is the plan at least."
To accomplish that, however, the Cougars just need to worry about their game.
"We have to do all the little things right for us to be successful," Bridgeport's Ashley Stevens said. "We have to play good defense and that is what helped us to win the regional tournament. We have to box out and make sure we know where our man is at all times."
As much as anything, this team is not just satisfied with a regional title. After the Cougars beat Gillette 62-54 on March 7 for the regional championship, there wasn't a whole lot of celebrating by the team. Shalisa Moffit, freshman guard from Colorado Springs, Colo., said it felt good to win, especially after what the team went through first semester. Moffit said they easily could have quit but didn't.
"It was super exciting to win," she said. "Like coach said, after the whole thing with Jess happened, we could have quit and not play our best. But we stuck through it and it felt really good that we could win."
There are several factors to the team earning a berth in the national tournament from hard-nosed defensive play to precision 3-point shooting. But, more importantly, Moffit said it was the bond the team had that featured no one star, but different ones that stepped up on offensive and defense.
"We just need to do what we have been doing all season," Moffit said. "Our defense is the one big thing that wins games. We are intense and we work harder than any other team, so hopefully that will show at nationals and we will win."
The Cougars defense has been key all season. WNCC is giving up just 43.5 points a game while scoring 76.1. ASA isn't far behind, giving up just 53.9 points and scoring at a clip of 71.3.
The difference between two teams lies with 3-point shooting. WNCC is making 38 percent of their 3-point shots compared to the Avengers 28.3 percent.
Brower, who is leading the nation in 3-point shooting at 54.3 percent, said the Cougars' depth at shooting has been key.
"Having all the shooters that we have is key because if someone is guarded tightly, then it will open up someone else game to shot," Brower said. "If someone else is on, you always have another person to go to. it is nice knowing you have multiple people that could be on in a game."
Brower and Moffit, who are the team's leading 3-point shooters, said the team has worked hard to improve their shooting.
"It is just the extra time we put in the gym at night," Brower said. "We just come in and take it upon ourselves to shoot by ourselves and get that extra practice in."
Moffit added, "We are known for being the shooting team. Everybody can shoot including Ashley and Jessica. That is a big advantage that that the whole team can shoot."
WNCC will see stiff competition at nationals. ASA features three players above six foot. The Avengers are led by 6-foot-1 Sashana Bucknor who is averaging a double-double of 11.7 rebounds and 12.8 points a game. Bucknor is also making 40 percent of her 3-point shots.
ASA also has four other players that are averaging near or over double figures. Tiffany Jones, a 6-3 center, is averaging 11.8 points a game followed by 5-6 Shaquita Smith at 11.3. They also have 5-6 Kelcey Castro averaging 8.9 points a game and 6-9 Jade Wharton at 8.7 points a game.
The Avengers have won their last 14 games, including dropping Monroe Community College 49-33 in the regional championship game. They then earned a spot at nationals with a 66-54 win over Harford in the district playoffs.
ASA only losses came first semester, where they lost to the Army junior varsity 55-52. They then fell on back-to-back nights on Dec. 28 and 29 to Darton College 77-63 and to Chattahoochee Technical 75-66.
The Cougars come in with the same type of depth, with five players averaging eight points or more. Gritt Ryder, the sophomore transfer from the University of Alaska Anchorage, leads the way averaging 13.7 points and 5.6 rebounds a game. Stevens is right behind averaging 8.5 points and 7 rebounds a game.
The Cougars also have Morrill graduate Aratani averaging 8.4 points and 4.9 rebounds, Brower is at eight points a game, and Moffit at 8.3 points. Laurin Rivera and Kelsey Doddridge are also capable of popping in double-figure scores on any night, averaging 6.3 points a game.
If the Cougars win their first game, they will face No. 3 seed Hutchinson Community College on Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Stevens thinks they are ready to play.
"I think we are ready to go and play," she said. "We hope to represent Scottsbluff well and we want to play well so we can show the nation what our little college is like."
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9:00pm Wednesday 12th December 2012 in News By Emma Cruces, Education reporter
A YOUNG man out for the night in Accrington town centre was knocked unconscious by a single punch as he went to enter a pub.
Blackburn magistrates heard Adam Pinder claimed there was no reason 'at all' for the assault by Anthony Bradsahaw.
But Aftab Bakhat, defending, said CCTV footage of the incident showed Bradshaw in a heated argument with his girlfriend.
"The aggrieved walked over and tried to interject," said Mr Bakhat. "He was told to go away but persisted. My client accepts that at that point he struck him and walked away.
"He wasn't aware of what happened next or the level of the injuries."
Bradshaw, 27, of Lonsdale Street, Accrington, pleaded guilty to assaulting Mr Pinder causing him actual bodily harm. He was sent to Burnley Crown Court for sentence.
Claire Grant, prosecuting, said as Mr Pinder and his friend approached Bailey's Bar he was punched in the face by Bradshaw for no reason at all.
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Welcome to our Ocean City Beach House. On bay side. We are located directly on the canal with our own boat dock. Short walk to the beach - five minutes or less. We are one block off Coastal Highway across from Carousel Hotel. Three bedroom, two-and-one-half bath. Master bedroom has king-size bed, second bedroom has queen-size bed, third bedroom has two twin beds. Sofa in living room is a pull-out, double-size bed. Home sleeps eight. Walking distance to shops and restaurants. Beautifully furnished. Recently updated kitchen with Corian countertops. All the amenities of home for your trip to the beach!
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Confused by film types and formats? Don't know your 35mm from your instant processing? This tutorial is a good place to start.
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Darkroom Exposed: Digital OverlaysDarkroom Exposed is a series of articles highlighting talented deviants, noteworthy art and helpful information all about the Photography > Darkroom gallery on dA.
This issue features digital overlays, which are created by layering two or more images (including but not limited to texture and colour layers) to create a final image, mimicking the effect of exposing photographic paper to two or more negatives and/or filters during printing. This differs from photomanipulations, where elements of numerous images are separately extracted and combined to make a final image.
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What is Traditional Darkroom?What is Traditional Darkroom?
Traditional Darkroom is where it all began. It started in a world where the word 'photography' didn't yet exist and the art of creating images of reality with light and chemicals sat somewhere between science and magic. Did you know that the mathematicians Aristotle and Euclid describe pinhole cameras in the 4th and 5th centuries?
In the early 1800s, artist/inventors like Louis Dageurre and Henry Fox Talbot (among others) experimented with ways of fixing images using chemicals, including silver compounds, following exposures on materials like glass and metal, lasting from several minutes to several hours. By 1840, Talbot was creating negative images using the calotype process and John Herschel had invented the cyanotype process (where the term 'blueprint' comes from) and created the first glass negative in 1839.
In the middle part of the 1800s, the wet plate collodion process be
What is Digital Darkroom?What is Digital Darkroom?
Digital Darkroom is the evolution, converting chemical processes to digital ones, cellulose and silver to pixels and bytes. The first digital camera, weighing 8 pounds with a resolution of 0.01 megapixels, was built in 1975 and recorded black and white images to a cassette tape. The first camera which recorded images as computerised files was made by Fuji in 1988 and the first commercially available digital camera was created in 1990.
The Digital Darkroom gallery on dA is for photographs which have been digitally processed or edited with the use of computer software to emulate traditional and alternative film darkroom techniques. It's also a place for very modern processes like HDR photography, which involves creating images with a higher range of visible tones than regular photography.
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Darkroom DDs: October 2012These beautiful darkroom photographs were featured as Daily Deviations in October 2012.
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Celebrating Diversity #13In this issue of Celebrating Diversity, I would like to remind you of an amazing feeling...when you see a piece of art created in a medium or genre that you have little or no experience of working in, and it feels like you're witnessing something magical, something beyond your comprehension.
It's wonderful to revel in the joy of How do they do that? and find inspiration in the creations of other artists. So I challenge you to take a step outside of the galleries that you regularly browse and immerse yourself in the experience of indulging in something new.
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This issue features JakezDaniel, who creates beautiful images with textures among other darkroom techniques. This is just a sample of what you can find in his gallery...
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Photography Troubleshooting: Capturing AutumnFor many Photographers, Autumn is now officially here and is one of the most exciting seasons to capture in terms of colour, change and vistas. Early morning mist, late afternoon sun, orange, red and golden hues - Autumn has a lot to offer in many countries. If you're like me, Autumn often arrives all at once and it can be tricky to know how to make the best of the season before it's over. A couple of days of high winds and rain can ruin the best Autumnal captures by ripping the leaves down before you've even got the chance to snap - so it's great to be prepared for the season.
Leading lines are particularly useful. Yet so many people quote ' Look for leading lines...' or 'You've captured the leading lines here perfectly' and really do we even know properly what they are? The purpose of a leading line is to draw a viewers eye into the photograph and then on a journey - through it. Think of it as a visual narrative. They can be intentional and ind
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I have to admit, I'm guilty of not browsing all of the galleries as much as I should. I love the Artisan Crafts world and I often get lost in its galleries and forget about the rest, so this time I went through all of the galleries looking for awesome art for this article, and I discovered forms of art I didn't even know about! It was a fantastic experience and I hope this series of articles will encourage you to do the same.
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Photography Troubleshooting:How to Photograph FoodMany of us lament about a lack of subjects to Photograph - and almost just as many of us create something on a daily basis that with a bit of presentation, can look like a masterpiece. Food is one of the most accessible Photographic subjects and if you've no idea where to start, hopefully this article will give you a few pointers. Firstly, you don't need an expensive D-SLR in order to capture some of the food masterpieces you see around.
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The above was taken with a Sony Cybershot which is a good quality point and shoot camera. As you can see, the focus is crisp, the quality is good and the lighting is adequate. It works well - and it's easy enough to achieve whether you have a D-SLR or something smaller.
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Improving bike paths and encouraging their use
As a leader in sustainability practices and encouraging citizens to "Go Green" San Francisco must continue to improve bike paths and routes within the city so that people utilize them with regularity. In my experience I have felt pretty safe riding in the city, but I know many who do not feel the same and this causes them not to ride. Holistic traffic engineering that includes the needs of cars, public transportation and bikes equally, is the key to creating a system that encourages safety and equality for bike riders and thus will encourage more participation.
This is one of the keys to
This is one of the keys to making the City more liveable and decrease the pollution and congestion of cars. Things like the bike sharing program announced yesterday will continue the need and the drive towards better and more vast bike paths.
I agree
In a city as beautiful as San Francisco, who wouldn't want to grab a bike and explore along the coast or through the hilly streets? Natural parks and recreational areas are what make our city so beautiful, and contribute to the quality of life that we all appreciate.
Portland has a great bike riding system implemented. Colored paths throughout the city are designated especially for bicycles, and you can ride a path all the way up to scenic areas for some fresh air.
John King writes a great piece in today's Chronicle about extended bike paths and removing car lanes to create urban spaces that are beautiful to see and to use. We shouldn't be scared of the good things NYC has to offer us, and adopt them without delay and obstruction. I for one am glad the bike lanes will be able to expand and that we can begin to be more creative with our urban asphalt.
Read his article: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/08/10/DD1A1EP2D1.DTL
Great Idea!
I went to NYC last August and loved these kinds of areas!
During our recent outreach work, one San Francisco citizen in SoMa complained that his area of the city needs more breathing room, more green. This would definitely help to relieve such concerns.
great idea
if you've ever ridden a bike around SF, you know having a bike lane is difference between life and death. Now, that I ride around with Isabella behind me, its even more important to make sure we have adequate bike lanes around San Francisco. I'm ecstatic that we can finally start paving lanes again. I cant wait to get our family out and around San Francisco once our youngest daughter, Madeleine is old enough to be in our bike trailer.
Inspiring Idea
Michigan has a motor-less highway dedicated to bicycles. Highway M-185 is about 8 miles long, and primarily used for bikers. It would be great if San Francisco could follow with lanes/street throughout the city for bikers only. However, since San Francisco is a sprawling city, the cost of implementing such a program would be costly. We would need either raised lanes above traffic or tunnels. Still, it's a good idea for reducing congestion for locals on their way to work on BART and Muni, or places inaccessible to either.
Copenhagen has some REALLY
Copenhagen has some REALLY great ideas they have already implemented in the community. San Francisco should try to implement some of their ideas that are already in use and proven to work! Just my two cents, but I also think it would be really cool to be able to travel from the San Jose area to San Francisco on a dedicated "bike highway" like they have in Copenhagen as well.
Improved bike paths/bikers
It is a horrible thing to see a bicyclist hit by a car. I've seen this multiple times. It is angering to see pedestrians hit by bicyclists, seen this too. I would Love to see those who ride bikes accord everyone the respect we demand by our use of bikes. So yes let's encourage the improvement, increase, and Use of bike paths and let's us bike riders Drive like we'd like others to.
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Bicycle Registration??
Maybe we could require registration for bicycles and use the annual registration fees to help pay for improving bicycle lanes, paths, and other services.
Since we charge car owners registration fees for owning cars, maybe we should do the same for bicycle owners. Of course the car registration is at the state level, and the bicycle registration would be at the city level, but it would get bicycle owners the feeling that they are contributing to the cost of bike lanes, bike parking, etc.
bike fee
I totally agree with a small registration fee (I don't want to see bike use discouraged) and only charged to adults (over 16). Make sure bike riders are aware of road rules, and their bikes are fitted with safety features like reflectors. NO TRACK BIKES WITH NO BRAKES - I think these should be outlawed, they are a danger to the bikers and pedestrians.
I am a bike commuter and think bicycle registration is a great idea. When I was growing up in Rockford Il. back in the 60's the city not onlu had a bike registration fee but an annual auto registration fee that helped to pay for street improvements etc. I am very interested in this and think it is overdue.
Bigger Bike Lanes- Fewer Car Lanes
Bike registration? We should be charging out of town motorists to enter the city, and create municipal parking lots to create revenue for the city and maintain the roads and bike paths.
We should be creating an environment that is less hospitable for motorists and encourages fewer fossil fuel dependent commutes.
As a former cyclist who has been hit several times by cars, I would welcome full, car lane size bike paths with a raised divider to prevent cars from drifting in to bike lanes- or as a cut through to get ahead in traffic.
I would love to get back on my bike again without fear of becoming road kill.
I have wanted to bike around
I have wanted to bike around the city since i moved here. But the issues is as follows. Every single person i know who bikes here, has gotten hurt or hit. I would love love to be able to bike, but cant see myself doing it unless it becomes safer for me. Yesterday I was walking home from downtown and encountered Critical Mass. I love the fact that the people who do bike here are doing this and saying that they want to be noticed and they want the city to see that they need more bike lanes etc. If there were bike lanes, I believe that the population of San Francisco would bike much more.
More bike lanes is a necessity within the city, and a bike share program would help.
Denver has a bike share program. Here is a link.
Vancouver has an extensive network of bike lanes, including separated bike lanes.
The more people use bikes,
The more people use bikes, the safer it becomes as drivers become more aware and respectful of cyclists as a major mode of transport. As more people cycle San Francisco's streets will become less congested, safer and cleaner. The city government should do all it can to encourage this. Examples being sufficient safe places to lock up bikes and possibly looking in to shared city bikes schemes as are being implemented in many European cities which consequently have higher bike usage.


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Creative use of overlooked features and innovative, new, add-on programs can turn boring presentations into attention-grabbers.
We've all seen them: deadly boring PowerPoint presentations consisting of an endless stream of bulleted slides that speakers read word-for-word to a drowsy audience.
For Tom Bunzel, eradicating such uninspired presentations from boardrooms and stages everywhere has become the focus of his life's work. Dubbing himself Professor PowerPoint, Bunzel is an author, instructor, and sought-after speaker whose mission is to educate presenters about PowerPoint features and related third-party presentation programs, and to inspire them to use those technology tools to sculpt dynamic presentations that enhance their messages and engage their audiences.
Bunzel's skills with PowerPoint have given him the opportunity to work with numerous public speakers on their professional presentations. Among other things, he has trained the principals of MTA Films in Los Angeles, lectured on PowerPoint, digital video, and business multimedia at the Teamplayers Networking Group of the Los Angeles Athletic Club and at the San Diego Computer Expo, and appeared on TechTV's Call for Help, providing PowerPoint tips and tricks to a national audience. He is also technology coach for the Neuroscience Education Institute, where he provides one-on-one instruction in PowerPoint and presentation skills to psychologists.
Bunzel is also the author of several books, including Digital Video on the PC, Easy Creating CDs and DVDs, How to Use Ulead DVD Workshop, and Microsoft PowerPoint for Windows and Macintosh 2002/2001. His most recent book is Teach Yourself PowerPoint 2003 in 24 Hours. More information about Bunzel's books and courses can be found at his website: www.professorpowerpoint.com.
Recently Bunzel sat down with SRO to share his thoughts on PowerPoint and his advice for creating quality presentations.
SRO: What is the main thing you try to teach people about PowerPoint?
Bunzel: My specialty is helping people to go beyond boring title-and-bullet presentations by using rich media or other visual elements. Often, that means encouraging them to use little-known or underused features in PowerPoint.
For example, I'll teach them how to use the PhotoAlbum feature to import literally hundreds of images at once, which is enormously helpful if you need to create a presentation entirely of images. If you're conducting a meeting about real estate, for example, you might have an entire file of photographs that you want to show to your audience. You don't want to have to bring them into the PowerPoint program one at a time. With PhotoAlbum, you don't have to — you can import them all at once.
I also teach people how to use PowerPoint's drawing toolbar to create their own custom diagrams. And I teach them about animation. Now, with animation, one of the things I emphasize is that you don't want to try and dazzle an audience with all kinds of whiz-bang junk. I'll often draw an analogy to a good dramatic production, be it a play or a film, and point out how the production doesn't begin with all the actors on stage at the beginning. They all get their entrance. They become introduced as the story unfolds. In a good speaker support presentation, you do the same thing with animation. You use animation strategically to bring your elements into the slide as you hit those points in your speech.
You can also use PowerPoint to create self-running presentations. Those can be very useful for filling in the break periods, be it at large corporate meetings that feature multiple speakers in a ballroom setting or a small all-day conference featuring one speaker. I always say, don't waste the breaks. Create a self-running show. That's where a lot of your pictures can be shown, or even some of your video clips can be shown. Let it run on its own, and let people soak up some of that information while they are milling around.
A self-running show can also be used effectively in a trade-show setting. You can set up an inexpensive computer with a flatscreen monitor and let it cycle through some slides. It makes for an effective and efficient tradeshow exhibit.
SRO: Are there certain features that even experienced PowerPoint users are apt to overlook?
Bunzel: One thing people don't take enough advantage of are Autoshades in the drawing toolbar, which enable you to highlight parts of a static image. For example, you can use it to put a hollow circle around a city on a map and then have that circle appear using animation. It's a much more effective attention-grabbing tool than just pointing your laser pointer at the object on the slide. And you can do the same thing with callouts and arrows. I'm not saying you should go crazy with this stuff, but used strategically, it's very effective, and people don't do enough of it.
Another feature I love is called Insert Duplicate Slide. Once you have a slide that looks the way you want it, and then you want to use a similar slide elsewhere in your presentation with maybe just a few changes to a few elements, you can use the Insert Duplicate Slide to quickly create that alternative slide. It can even serve as an easy way to do animation because you can create a series of slides that each reveals a little more than the previous slide. To create that kind of sequence, you work backwards, creating the full slide first, and then you progressively delete things. That's a cool technique.
Another thing that people don't use enough of are the templates. I don't mean the design templates — they are probably overused. But using template files to strategically use old content is a good way to quickly build a dynamic presentation. For example, if you use the same three or four movie clips all the time, you can make a template of your movie clips. And then every time you open up a file based on that template, you've got a slide that looks pretty much the way you want, and you've got links to the video that are always going to work. And having working links is a big thing with video. So often, people end up with links that are broken.
SRO: What are the most important new features that came out with PowerPoint 2003?
Bunzel: Most of the features we've been talking about came out with PowerPoint 2002. The most significant new feature added in 2003 is called Package to CD. Before that, you could package a presentation to a series of floppy disks. But if you do that with a rich media presentation, that's going to be a problem because of the size. With Package to CD, you quickly burn your presentation to a CD or DVD. And what's cool about it is you can put a PowerPoint player on there so the user doesn't have to have PowerPoint to view the presentation.
But, really, the most exciting new things are some of the third-party programs that are coming out for PowerPoint.
SRO: Tell us about some of those.
Bunzel: There is a tool called Apreso from Anystream that is pretty remarkable. What you can do is set up a webcam or a digital camcorder to record yourself as you go through your slide show, either in front of a live audience or while sitting alone in front of your computer. When you finish, Apreso takes over and packages the video narration and slide show together in a proprietary compressed format and creates a web page and supporting folder with all the files, including the video. Then you can either email it to people or put it on CD or post it on a web server and send out a link to it. What people will see is video of you doing the narration in one corner of the screen, the slides moving in synch with the video in another corner of the screen, and a table of contents in another corner that let's the viewer jump to any slide they want.
Another program that is sort of like that, but without the video, is called RoloPresenter from MacroMedia. It creates a Shockwave file, which is very useful. Then, there is Vox Proxy, which gives you an animated character that can point to things in the slide.
So PowerPoint is almost becoming less of a program and more of a platform. Once you've created your presentation with PowerPoint, you can creatively and strategically enhance that presentation and distribute that presentation using a host of other tools that have been built to compliment PowerPoint.
Of course, the problem is that it can be time-consuming trying to learn all of the options. And that becomes part of the cost-benefit analysis that a lot of presenters have to make. How much time do they have to invest in their presentation to take it beyond the status quo? For most presenters, creating this stuff is not their full-time job.
SRO: As people start pushing that limit, and start wanting a presentation that is going to dazzle, are they starting to outsource the presentation to an outside production company more frequently than in the past?
Bunzel: Well, often they'll turn to an internal department that handles the production of presentations. But what I've found is that, even if you have a production department to lean on, it still takes some homework by the presenter. The production people don't know your message, so you still have to give them the best possible supervision to present your stuff in not only a visual exciting, but also a useful, way.
If you just hand them a bunch of documents, they'll come back to you with a bunch of bullets, and your presentation will look horrible. But if you learn a little bit about the program and know what its capabilities are, you can be more creative in how you construct your presentation. You don't have to become an expert yourself, but with some understanding of the program's features, you know what to ask for. You can ask your production people to use video for case studies or to introduce your charts or graphics in creative ways.
SRO: Have PowerPoint's capabilities become so sophisticated that you need to actually have production meetings and create storyboards, and really go through a formal creation process almost as you would if you were creating a video?
Bunzel: It can get to that point. But if your plans get too elaborate, you've got to realize that maybe PowerPoint isn't the tool for you. I think the beauty of PowerPoint is that anybody, even a sole practitioner or a small group of people, can bang out a powerful message relatively easily. The problem is if you do it too easily, it becomes a boring title-and-bullet presentation. With a little more effort you can really tell your story and make it visually exciting and interesting.
Stephen Porter is a freelance writer who has been covering video, graphics, and digital content creation technologies and applications for more than 15 years.


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Titans agree to terms with DE Pitoitua
The Titans have added another defensive lineman, agreeing to terms with DE Ropati Pitoitua. The Titans announced the deal Monday.
Titans make twin killing; sign OG Levitre, TE Walker
The Titans pulled off a potent parlay with the signings of Bills OG Andy Levitre and Niners TE Delanie Walker.
Titans OLG Hutchinson retires after 12 NFL seasons
Titans OLG Steve Hutchinson has decided to retire after 12 NFL seasons, the last cut short by a knee injury that limited him to 12 games.
Tennessee Titans: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Tennessee Titans, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
No tag for Cook ups ante for Titans as FA approaches
The Titans' decision tag TE Jared Cook magnifies the pressure on the club to be major players when free agency opens on Tuesday.
Titans sign SS Wilson
The Titans signed former Bills SS George Wilson to a two-year deal on Friday.
Titans add Steve Hoffman to coaching staff
The Titans have hired Steve Hoffman as an assistant special-teams coach and have promoted Arthur Smith to offensive line/tight ends assistant.
Williams apologizes for Saints' bounty scandal
Gregg Williams apologized while taking "full responsibility" for his role in the Saints' bounty scandal.
Williams gets reinstated, joins Titans' staff
The NFL has reinstated former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, who has joined the Titans' staff as a senior assistant/defense.
Titans not expected to incorporate read-option with Locker
We hear the Titans are more concerned about keeping Jake Locker healthy than incorporating the "read-option" into their offense.
Munchak's coaching staff decisions raise eyebrows
Mike Munchak completed his coaching staff shuffling this week — and our sources were more than perplexed by some of his decisions.
Titans announce several coaching changes
The Titans added Shawn Jefferson (WRs), George Henshaw (TEs) and Sylvester Croom (RBs) to their coaching staff on Thursday.
N.J. police want to interview Titans WR Britt
Police been trying to contact Titans WR Kenny Britt to question him about an incident that happened Sunday at a house party in New Jersey.
Titans part ways with RB coach Skipper
The Titans will not renew running backs coach Jim Skipper's contract, PFW correspondent Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean confirmed.
AFC South Spin cycle: Loss to Colts drops Texans to No. 3
The Colts sent the reeling Texans back to Houston as Chuck Pagano had a successful return to the sideline after three months away.
The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms with Bironas, keeping him off the free agent market and with the team he has spent the past eight seasons.||||||| The Titans announced the deal Thursday. NFL.com and The Tennessean both report the deal is for two years. Bironas, 35, ranks as the third most accurate kicker in NFL history, connecting on 85.6 percent of his attempts. He trails only Al Del Greco as the franchise's leading scorer with 916 points.
Bironas kicked his fourth field goal, a 40-yarder as time expired, and the Titans beat the Steelers 26-23 on Thursday night to snap a two-game skid.||||||| Still one of the league's best, Bironas also had field goals of 22 and 38 yards in the first quarter, and his 47-yarder on the final play of the first half gave Tennessee a 16-10 lead.
Bironas' 38-yard field goal in the second quarter of Sunday's 30-3 win over Carolina was the 200th of his career.||||||| Bironas is 13 of 15 on field goals this season while making all 21 of his extra-point tries.
The Titans and Bironas have agreed to terms on a multiyear contract.||||||| Titans general manager Mike Reinfeldt said Wednesday in announcing the deal that Bironas is one of the best kickers in the NFL. In four seasons, Bironas has made 84.5 percent of his field-goal attempts. He's among the NFL leaders with 59 touchbacks on kickoffs. Last season, Bironas was 29-of-33 on field-goal attempts and accounted for 127 points. The Titans originally signed him as a free agent in 2005.
Bironas was held out of practice on Thursday after missing the entire preseason with a strained groin on his kicking leg. He said on Thursday that Titans coach Jeff Fisher gave him a day off to rest as he begins getting ready for the season opener.||||||| Bironas said he is likely to practice on Friday and expects to kick on Sunday. He made 35 of 39 field goals last season.


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---- — SALEM — For several years, Town Manager Keith Hickey was a high-ranking board member for the Local Government Center, providing help to communities across the state.
But now, Hickey is on the other side — joining 13 others towns challenging the center in a reimbursement dispute that's landed in the state Supreme Court.
He's fighting on behalf of Salem residents to recover money owed the town. Although Hickey said no formal calculation has been made, he estimates Salem is owed approximately $100,000.
Hickey served on the center's board for six years, becoming its vice chairman. But he resigned from the board Dec. 14, only days after Salem selectmen voted to join the fight against the center.
Hickey said there were too many conflicts between his two positions. Plus, the town had previously decided to sever ties with the center, obtaining better employee health insurance from another carrier, he said.
Salem and other towns involved in the dispute turned up the heat Thursday when they announced they were intervening in the LGC's appeal of a decision that forced it to refund $53 million to communities. Salem filed the court motion along with Durham, Northfield and Peterborough.
"The action marks an unfortunate turn of events in which municipal taxpayer funds are now being diverted to litigate the very organization charged with representing the interests of towns and cities across New Hampshire, as well as the public agency charged with regulating it," Salem and the three other towns announced.
The LGC's appeal challenges an order by the New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation last summer. The bureau ordered the LGC to reimburse communities that participated in its property liability and health insurance pools.
The LGC's group insurance pools are intended to help reduce costs for municipalities and school districts in providing coverage to employees and retirees through certain providers.
The bureau found the LGC violated state law by improperly collecting money and retaining unnecessary surplus funds. The organization also improperly transferred assets, subsidizing one insurance pool at the expense of the others, the bureau said.
That's not all, the bureau reported, millions of dollars were spent on unauthorized items.
The LGC later announced any refunds offered to communities would be limited to those currently enrolled in its insurance programs. That excluded Salem, Durham, Northfield and Peterborough.
LGC executive director Maura Carroll declined to comment on the court motion until after the organization's attorneys had a chance to review the matter. That won't be until this week, spokeswoman Laura Simoes said.
"We are in the process of reviewing these materials and talking about this with legal counsel," Carroll said in a statement. "We'd be happy to make a comment after we've had a chance to discuss this with our attorneys and our governing boards."


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—The JU softball team had its six-game winning streak snapped on Friday when it dropped both games of a doubleheader against conference foe USC Upstate. The Dolphins fell 7-2 in game one followed by a 12-7 loss in game two.
In what had been a strong point in conference play, the Dolphin pitching struggled against the Spartan bats.
Freshman Taylor Rossman (2-4) stepped into the circle in game one and kept the Dolphins into the game up until the seventh inning. She went 6.1 innings giving up six hits and three earned runs.
The Spartans struck first in the top of the second with the long ball.
After a one out triple, Upstate's second baseman Dana Landers sent a pitch well over the left center wall to leave JU trailing 2-0.
The JU offense could not get going all game stranding eight runners on the bases.
The Spartans would add another run in the fourth and took a 3-0 lead into the seventh inning.
Any chance of a Dolphin comeback was squashed in the top of the seventh when Upstate was able to plate four more runs and extend their lead to 7-0.
Too little too late, the Dolphins would score two runs in the bottom of the seventh off of a bases loaded RBI walk from Victoria Brown and a sacrifice fly from Sarah Simon.
The second game of the doubleheader proved to be much more of a back and forth contest as both teams combined for 24 hits and 19 runs.
The Dolphins took an early 2-0 lead in the first thanks to RBI doubles from Simon and shortstop Karson Tuck.
Brown (7-4) started for the Dolphins in the circle and pitched a complete game and had success at times but could not escape big innings.
The Spartans regained the lead in the top of the second off of a single and a two RBI double to go up 3-2.
JU responded in the bottom half of the inning when Brown smashed a pitch over the left field fence for a two-run home run that put the Dolphins up 4-3.
After holding retiring the Spartans in order in the top of the third, the Dolphins would add two more runs for the third straight inning and go up 6-3.
A leadoff single and a strikeout brought up right fielder Meagan Balding who hit a towering fly ball out of the park for her first home run of the season.
Upstate would strike back however in the top of the fourth with four runs including a three-run home run to retake the lead at 7-6.
Once again, JU responded scoring for the fourth straight inning.
A leadoff single by left fielder Jacey Warner followed by a walk gave JU runners on first and second. After a strikeout, third baseman Ashley Simon hit a pitch right back up the middle and into center field allowing Warner to score from second and tie the game at 7-7.
Unfortunately for the Dolphins, that would be their last run of the day.
The Spartans would add runs in the fifth and sixth innings and then three in the seventh to take the game 12-7.
The Dolphins (21-10, 5-3 A-Sun) and Spartans (23-3, 7-1 A-Sun) return tomorrow for the series finale at the JU Softball Complex. Game time is schedule for 1 p.m.


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Ref: Two Individuals Arrested for Aggravated Battery (Stabbing)
Date: 01/20/2011
San Juan County, NM – On 01/20/2011 the San Juan County Special Enforcement Team (SET) arrested two individuals for Aggravated Battery, A Third Degree Felony and other charges relating from a stabbing that occurred on 01/18/2011.
On 01/18/2011 between 2330 and 2345 hours a victim was stabbed in the Crouch Mesa Area. San Juan Regional Medical personnel called dispatch when the victim was brought into their emergency room. Farmington Police and San Juan County Deputies responded. An individual living in the same residence as the victim had wrapped a towel around the injured man and transported him to the emergency room.
Detective Kenneth Weisheit interviewed the individual who transported the victim to the hospital. "The witness said he had gone to the back of the residence where his room was and was on the toilet going to the bathroom when the victim opened the door to his bathroom and the victim was bleeding. The victim told him he needed to go to the hospital and he saw that the victim was bleeding a lot. The witness observed the wounds on the arm. The witness took the victim and placed him in the backseat of his car and drove him to the hospital."
Detectives then went to the address where the incident took place. They were met there by the witness. The kitchen is located north of the living room and this was where deputies found a concentration of blood. There was a trail of blood that led from the living room to the back of the house where the witness's bedroom is located.
"I then interviewed the victim," continued Weisheit. " I did learn that there were two people who attacked him at the residence while he was there. He said it was two Hispanic males, but that he did not know who they were."
Upon further investigation deputies were able to identify the individuals involved in the incident. An arrest warrant was issued for Eddie Mares, 28 of Farmington and Gabriel Andrew Sena, 24 of Farmington.
They both were arrested without incident by the SET team and charged with the following crimes: Aggravated Battery (Use of a Deadly Weapon), (a Third Degree Felony), Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Battery, (A Fourth Degree Felony), Aggravated Assault (with intent to commit a violent felony), (A Fourth Degree Felony), and Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Assault, (A Fourth Degree Felony).
A list of prior arrests for Eddie Mares and Gabriel Andrew Sena follows:
Locals Information on Suspects:
Eddie Mares:
01/06/2010 Aggravated Battery on a Household Member, Child Abuse, False Imprisonment
12/01/2008 Misdemeanor Warrant
06/29/2003 Failure to Pay, Failure to Appear, Possession of a Controlled Substance
01/22/2003 Failure to Pay
08/30/2009 Aggravated Battery on a Household Member, Criminal Damage to Property
04/13/2010 Failure to Comply, Probation Violation
Gabriel Andrew Sena:
06/12/2009 Failure to Comply, With Conditions of Probation
08/06/2008 Shoplifting
10/19/2007 Warrant, Abuse of a Child, False Imprisonment
03/23/2007 Failure to Comply, Probation
08/27/2007 Battery, False Imprisonment


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It was a moderately spooky week, thanks in part to Facebook's effort to connect users with the dearly departed. But that's not the only ghoulish news: Motorola's Droid set out to murder the iPhone; frequent fliers got a bit of a scare, thanks to a pair of tech-obsessed Northwest Airlines pilots; and Microsoft ran screaming from "Family Guy," its erstwhile Windows 7 spokestoons. Have you got the fright stuff to ace our quiz? Give yourself 10 points for getting it right. Now take a deep breath and begin.


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Prince William County police are searching for a man who tried to strangle and abduct a woman in a Woodbridge parking lot Thursday evening.
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Virginia State Police say charges are pending in connection with a crash that sent seven people to the hospital in Prince William County.
George Mason's Prince William campus reopens
A threat forced the evacuation of George Mason University's Prince William County campus.
Drug charges against husband of Va. daycare owner
Drug charges against husband of Va. daycare owner; court records allege he kept gun there
High-speed chase involving young adults ends in crash
A police pursuit of a minivan filled with young adults ended with a serious crash that closed the Virginia I-95 ramp to Dale Boulevard for several hours Tuesday morning.
Prince William County fights against violent crime
After a number of disturbing crimes, one Northern Virginia county is trying to figure out what's behind an uptick in violent crime.
Police urge parents to monitor their teen's mobile apps
Police say a sexting case in Prince William County is an example of a growing problem and that parents need to take a greater role in monitoring their children's online and mobile activity.
Psychiatric hospital proposed for Woodbridge
Across the state, the need for psychiatric beds is growing, and now a private mental health hospital which would provide 75 psychiatric beds has been proposed for Woodbridge.
2 killed in Prince William County car crash
A Honda Civic collided with a GMC Envoy on Sunday morning.
Prince William teens busted posting nude photos
FBI, police offer $11,000 reward in Va. slaying
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As people were returning home from work Friday evening, police were handing out flyers on the unsolved murder of a young mother working at the Platanillos Grocery and Jewelry Store in one Woodbridge neighborhood.
Testimony: Children bitten, tripped at Minnieland
A Prince William County judge heard testimony during a preliminary hearing for two former Minnieland Academy workers who are charged with child cruelty.
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Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Michael Adams says when anti-inflammatory medicines, injections and physical therapy don't get rid of the pain, surgery is the next step. Doctors can now perform those surgeries with small incisions using high-definition video cameras.
"Now the trend is for us to do less harm, less invasiveness, outpatient type surgery. Get the patient healed, recovered quicker and get them back to their activity," explains Dr. Adams.
Dr. Adams says high-definition video helps him see into the shoulder and distinguish between the different types of tissue, which leads to a better surgical outcome.
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SALE Sharks have signed Scotland and British and Irish Lions scrum half Chris Cusiter on a two year deal.
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Cusiter started his professional career with Border Reivers in 2003 and then moved to Perpignan in 2007 before joining Glasgow in 2009.
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11 July 2014
In this issue you will find the news regarding Latvia–Lithuania Programme 2014-2020 Document and the new brand for the next period, Annual Report of the Programme for 2013, Balts Unity Day 2014 in Rucava, European Cooperation Day as well as results of the project "VocEdu".Read more >
11 July 2014
After more than one year of intense work the Latvia–Lithuania Programme document 2014-2020 is in its final stage of completion. It has been approved by the Joint Programming Committee on 10 July. In the next weeks the Programme document will be submitted to the governments of Latvia and Lithuania for approval.Read more >
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Are you proud of your project financed by the EU? Upload your project video that represents cooperation between people in Europe until 15 July and participate in the video contest! You can win a trip to Milan to be part of the European Cooperation Day kickoff event!Read more >
1 July 2014
The Annual Implementation Report of the Latvia–Lithuania Programme for 2013 has been submitted to the European Commission on 30 June. The report includes the most important facts and figures that have been carried out in 2013.Read more >
26 June 2014
In order to become more visible, recognizable and understandable to citizens the Latvia–Lithuania and many other programmes supported the initiative for a strong single brand for European Territorial Cooperation for 2014-2020. Interreg isthe name of the new brand and it will be used by all interested ETC programmes in the next period.Read more >
20 June 2014
Due to Midsummer holidays the Office of the JTS will be closed on June 23 and June 24.Read more >
17 June 2014
The 5th Annual Forum of the EUSBSR was held together with the 16th Baltic Development Forum Summit on 3-4 June 2014 in Turku, Finland. Over 1400 participants from throughout the Baltic Sea Region, including high-level politicians and experts, as well as key business figures gathered in Turku, making it the biggest Baltic Sea Region event thus far.Read more >
16 June 2014
Completion of the project among the vocational education institutions in Latvia and Lithuania by signing the declaration on cooperation
The conference "Cooperation – a precondition for competitive development of vocational education in Latvia and Lithuania" was held in Liepaja on June 3, 2014 aiming to complete the Latvia-Lithuania programme project "VocEdu". During the conference the importance of cooperation between the vocational education institutions and the employers was discussed and the role of vocational education in solutions to the youth unemployment problem was emphasised.Read more >
30 April 2014
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In this issue you will find the news regarding public consultation of the Latvia–Lithuania Programme 2014-2020, information about the all contracted 5th Call projects, summarised recommendations for the project closure, information regarding 5th Working Meeting of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region as well as results of the projects "My Response" and "TRUFFLE".Read more >