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Police using fingerprints to identify and catch a suspect is nothing new. But obtaining that fingerprint from a severed fingertip, left behind at the crime scene, that's a new one for most officers.
But it's exactly how Glendale officers solved a case.
Glendale police arrested 29-year-old Joshua Allen Goverman for theft after they say he left a big piece of evidence at the scene of the crime -- his severed finger.
Bill Bartcher, who works for an air conditioning company, is making sure his copper wiring is safe and secure on his work truck.
"Now it's inside a cabinet. It's all locked up now."
He's been a bit on edge after a bizarre event unfolded at his Glendale home just a few weeks ago.
This is what Glendale police tell us happened: this man, 29-year-old Joshua Allen Goverman, came to the house where he tried to steal the copper wire.
Somehow in the process of stealing the wire he got the wire caught around his finger, severing it right off.
He then took off, leaving the wire -- and his finger.
"He just left me a finger that's all crazy, absolutely crazy!" said Bartcher. "[When I saw the finger] I was like, wow, we got this guy. Called the police department. They came out, DNA, fingerprint, it had everything."
"They took it, they attached - interesting story - a popsicle stick to it and were able to roll it just like you would a normal fingerprint and they obtained a fingerprint off of it and got a positive identification," said Officer Tracey Breeden, Glendale Police spokeswoman.
Here is where the story gets even more interesting -- police found photos on Facebook of Goverman showing off his missing finger.
"When they asked him how he lost his finger he said he was working on a car when it got cut off."
Police say when they showed Goverman his missing finger, he changed his story -- and they booked him into jail for theft.
"Hopefully the guy learned his lesson."
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who would you like to see pac fight next?
who would you like to see pac fight next?
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I can see a Judah fight at WW, that's if he beats Garcia. He can fight Manny at WW (since there's no title involved), cash out, then move back down to 140 and defend those titles until he decides to call it a career.
Judah's had a lucky horseshoe up his ass for years now...wouldn't be surprised if he stops Garcia.
PS: I'm not surprised that Bradley is NOW being considered for a Pac rematch. Doesn't Pac always like to fight guys who've been softened up? Maybe they didn't do the rematch because of the money, but now that Bradley won over some more fans (as well as infuriate some existing haters), the appeal has possibly grown for rematch.
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Paulie sums up things like the Pac-Bradley fight for me http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=playe...O5oHoYsaA#t=97s
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Classes at Candler School of Theology recently ended for the semester. Finals are over, grades are in, and students and faculty have emptied the hallways for now. We have worshiped together during this Advent season as a community with expectant hearts.
It is always interesting to read the story of the birth of Christ, especially in Luke's account. This year I am struck by images of light and the request from the angel that the shepherds not be afraid. Equally attention-grabbing is the setting of the story – shepherds living and working in the fields, a census to further support Rome's war, and God coming into this world as a helpless newborn who was laid in a feeding trough. This was not at first glance a splendid night.
Imagine an ordinary day. Darkness abounds amid our humanity. Life is hard. And all of a sudden there is so much light that instead of happiness to be have light in our lives, we are scared out of our minds. This was the kind of night in which God became incarnate.
And so it is the case today. Christmas is not always a glowing moment of joy and peace for so many. Rather, it is a time of profound loneliness and sadness. There appears to be nothing but darkness – broken relationships, unemployment, underemployment, aloneness, uncertainty about our calling, and the like. But yet, this time it is about the light that is shone all around us – even amid the perceived darkness (The darkness is showered with brilliance as the people who wait in darkness see a great light – Isa 9:2). We get a glimmer of it, but yet we may be afraid to walk in that light and to respond to the angel's beckoning, "do not be afraid!"
One of my favorite hymns is Walk in the light. I recall one of my very first Christmas Eve's as a new Christian. It was at a candlelight service that a friend insisted I attend. It was there that the song spoke to me and encouraged me to pay attention to the gift of light, no matter how big or small. It was that night that I allowed myself to be privy to the Glory that shone all around me and in that moment I was no longer afraid. The lyrics are simply:
Walk in the light,beautiful light, come where the dewdrops of mercy shine bright. Oh shine all around us by day and by night, Jesus is, Jesus is the light of the world;
This Christmas, let us embrace the light as it comes. It may come in the face of another, or the kindness of a stranger, or even the words of a hymn that penetrates our hearts in new ways. No matter how it comes, step into it. Receive it. Walk in it. For the gift that is greater than all others is the coming of the One who is the Light now and forever – Jesus Christ.
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God of glory, your splendor shines from a manger in Bethlehem, where the Light of the world is humbly born into the darkness of human night. Open our eyes to Christ's presence in the shadows of our world, so that we, like him, may become beacons of your justice, and defenders of all for whom there is no room. Amen.Reproduced from Revised Common Lectionary Prayers copyright © 2002 Consultation on Common Texts admin. Augsburg Fortress.
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My entry for the `BurdaStyle Sewing Vintage Modern Contest 2013` – Option Three: Create your own variation project using one or more master pattern(s) and/or variation project(s) from the BurdaStyle Sewing Vintage Modern book.
For the bodice, I followed the Jackie O dress pattern in the book, that had me change up the pattern for
Louisa Drop-waist dress. I added a hole in the top back, that required a piece of facing there as well. I added darts in the front and the back, mostly following the bodice of the Elizabeth gathered waist dress. I added the hook and eye.
For the skirt, I did a couple inches, shortened version of the Elizabeth Gathered waist dress. I changed it to place an invisible zipper in the back. I also followed the Louisa drop-waist dress' belt, but had to shorten the length, since I added the darts. I also had to surge the edge of the skirt seam inside, because of the fabric I used.
Stretch Satin, interfacing
Feb 17, 2013, 11.13 PMby jaslyn117
Thank you! :D
Feb 16, 2013, 01.16 AMby kisses
Feb 15, 2013, 11.40 PMby Rachel Garner
How do we vote…you are amazingly talented, seems the apple didn't fall far from the tree:-)
Feb 15, 2013, 11.28 PMby Mary Athey
Gorgeous dress,.good luck x
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Review: Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S has some odd moves
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To partly alleviate concerns about the exposed keys, Lenovo sells a slot-in carrying sleeve that can cover either the whole unit or just the keyboard when it's in tablet mode. It's not a perfect solution, but it helps. Unfortunately, if you use the sleeve to cover the entire unit, the friction against the cladding on the outside of the Ultrabook makes it a little difficult to get the sleeve back off again.
At its core, the ThinkPad Yoga is a good machine with an appealing consumer-class feature set. Its rough-and-tumble approach to tablet and presentation modes might give some users pause. If you're looking for a convertible that doesn't sit on its keyboard, or more business/security features, check out the Dell XPS 12, the Samsung 700T, and the HP Revolve.
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President Carter Honored With Nobel Peace Prize
President Carter Honored With Nobel Peace Prize
AMERICUS, Ga., Oct. 11, 2002-Millard Fuller, writing on behalf of Habitat for Humanity International and its hundreds of thousands of volunteers and homeowners around the world, today congratulated former U.S. President Jimmy Carter upon being named this year's recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
In a letter to the former president, who is Habitat for Humanity's most famous and beloved volunteer, Fuller commended Carter for being "a great humanitarian and an inspiration-one who demonstrates that life is a gift from God and should be spent in service to others. No one is more deserving of this recognition. Not only have you built a legacy of service, you have volunteered many hours to build homes with people in need." Calling Carter's humanitarian efforts "unparalleled," Fuller commended the former president's determination to rid the world of disease, provide shelter, ensure free elections and preserve peace.
Former President Carter is an active advocate of humanitarian causes, including his partnership with Habitat for Humanity International. Since beginning his work with Habitat for Humanity nearly 20 years ago, Carter has been instrumental in bringing international attention to the organization and its mission of building modest, affordable houses with low-income families.
Each year Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, devote a week of their time to building Habitat houses as part of HFHI's Jimmy Carter Work Project (JCWP). Since 1984, the Carters have helped build more than 1,000 houses alongside Habitat homeowners and volunteers through the annual work project. During this year's JCWP 2002 in Durban, South Africa, the Carters joined thousands of volunteers in building 100 Habitat houses in just one week. The 20th Jimmy Carter Work Project will be June 9-13, 2003, in Anniston, Ala., and LaGrange and Valdosta, Ga. More than 70 houses will be built during that week.
The Carters' primary focus is The Carter Center in Atlanta. The organization in partnership with Emory University, is guided by a fundamental commitment to human rights and the alleviation of human suffering; it seeks to prevent and resolve conflicts, enhance freedom and democracy, and improve health. The Carter Center is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary.
For more information about President Jimmy Carter and his work with Habitat for Humanity International, log on to our Web site at www.habitat.org. For information about The Carter Center, log on to www.cartercenter.org.
Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. Founded by Millard Fuller, along with his wife, Linda, Habitat for Humanity International and its affiliates in more than 3,000 communities in 83 nations have built and sold more than 125,000 homes to partner families with no-profit, zero-interest mortgages.


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Report: Cardinals' Jason Licht could become next GM in Jacksonville
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On Sunday, ESPN Insider Adam Schefter tweeted that the Jacksonville Jaguars intend to relieve GM Gene Smith of his duties following Sunday's season finale. Schefter also went on to say that one of Smith's two potential replacements is Jason Licht, the Director of Player Personnel for the Arizona Cardinals.
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I have pain on exertion right at the base of my arm, really close to my shoulder. It isn't the kind of pain I associate with a serious injury, but I've had it for at least a month and it hasn't gone away. I haven't worked out because I'm waiting for it to heal.
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Thursday's snow fall pretty much shut down the Midstate. Most businesses were closed and many people stayed home, but that did not seem to be the case with Saturday morning's snow.
"We are having fun. We're heading to the Penn State for the basketball game," said Lori Kostelac of Mechanicsburg, who was riding in a van with a group of people, including her sister Donna Grim.
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LAKE WORTH -- Keva and Dan Montrose never expected having children to be so much of a challenge.
"If you focus on what isn't working out, I don't think anything else will," Keva said.
Each time, hope ends in pain. They've had six miscarriages in the last three years.
Keva has no problem getting pregnant, but she just can't stay pregnant.
"Basically, my body is not strong enough to handle a pregnancy," she explained. "It dilates too soon."
Her husband, Dan, is a master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. He has served three tours in Afghanistan and one in Iraq.
"I'm accustomed to loss, but it's entirely different when it's a child," Dan said.
There's no blame, he added, it's just biology and bad luck.
Still, for Keva, it hurts.
"He not only has to be deployed, but then he comes home and I also bring him loss and death," she said, "and I want to be able to bring him life instead."
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The BlackBerry Torch 9850 is the latest all-touchscreen smartphone to come from RIM. Eschewing the Storm moniker, and its much-derided SurePress screen, the Torch 9850 is touchscreen slate smartphone in a much more traditional sense. It runs the latest BlackBerry 7 OS and is powered by the fastest chip that RIM has ever put in a smartphone. Is this enough to compete in today's market that is packed to the gills with high-end, all-touch smartphones? Has RIM finally figured out how make a all-touch phone that isn't maddening to use?
RIM has made quite a few leaps and bounds over its previous touch-only phones with the Torch 9850, but it hasn't quite made the jump into the competitive arena that the iPhone and the best Android smartphones play in. The Torch 9850 sports quality, if a bit ugly, hardware and components, but its dated, clunky user interface is what really holds it back from shining. Every time you use the Torch 9850, you are reminded that this is an ancient OS that has been shoe-horned onto a touchscreen smartphone. While not everything was bad, and I would take the Torch 9850 over anything bearing the Storm name in a heartbeat, with so many other choices on the market, I just can't recommend someone picking the Torch 9850.
This review was based upon a Sprint branded version of the Torch 9850, but the vast majority of the review is equally relevant to the Verizon Wireless edition, as well. Read on to see the ins and outs and why the Torch 9850 really just doesn't make the cut.
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Devin Pike is a tight end out of Elder High School in Cincinnati, Ohio and is listed at 6'5", 225 pounds. The tight end, who is a consensus 3-star prospect according to 247, flipped his commitment from Louisville to Wake Forest following his official visit to Wake Forest this past weekend (January 24th-26th). Pike chose Wake Forest over Louisville, Virginia and Minnesota among others.
Credit to Ben Doster of Deacons Illustrated for breaking the news.
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Devin Pike is the second 2014 prospect to switch from #LVille to #Wake in a week. The other was Rashan Shaw.— Deacons Illustrated (@WakeRivals) January 29, 2014
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In order to enhance the marketing support to their trade sales team, BAT (British American Tobacco) commissioned a multimedia application which enables their trade sales managers to visit key account locations and create custom-designed cigarette packs for the Lucky Strike brand.
To design and build an application whereby BAT's sales managers select the most fashionable bars and clubs and sit down with the proprietors to create a personalised design for their own version of the Lucky Strike pack.
Each sales representative has the pack design application pre-installed on their laptop. The interface presents a number of design choices that can be made, including wrapping images from a library of background images around the pack. They can select iconography and add custom text to the pack so that the club can promote its own website, for example.
Once a new design has been created, the sales manager synchronises the client application. The design they have created is copied up to the administration management website, where they can specify production quantities and place their orders. The server also contains a workflow management system to control the order as it moves through approval and scheduling to final production.


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Fire Politics: Sometimes, Reality Trumps Political Rhetoric
In my January 2013 column, I wrote about three wishes I had for 2013. I actually submitted that column to Firehouse ® on Nov. 26…and then December happened. A couple of incredible events that occurred in December 2012 made me wish that I had devoted...
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In my January 2013 column, I wrote about three wishes I had for 2013. I actually submitted that column to Firehouse® on Nov. 26…and then December happened. A couple of incredible events that occurred in December 2012 made me wish that I had devoted more of my January 2013 column to one of the three issues I had covered.
The December events I'm referring to had an impact on the entire country and displayed (better than I could have ever done in a column) the contrast between the political rhetoric that occurs and the reality of the public's feelings and observations.
The political rhetoric
In the January 2013 column, I wrote about the political attacks that some elected officials in certain states had launched against public employees in the past few years. There was a strong consensus as the economic downturn unfolded that in order to balance budgets and sustain the viability of pension systems (especially at the state and local levels of government), public employees needed to make concessions and accept both temporary and more long-term changes to their compensation packages.
Along these lines, some jurisdictions accomplished incredibly difficult goals working in good faith with the employees and their union leadership. They did so in a respectful way and did not let the challenges they were facing result in personal attacks against the integrity of the employees or management. Labor and management realized that neither of them had caused the problems and therefore kept their eyes focused on the challenges and solutions at hand. They also avoided the temptation to inject unrelated political agendas into the problem-solving process. However, this has not been the approach taken in all cases.
As more states struggled with the same kinds of economic challenges as others, some elected officials decided to take a different approach by drawing lines in the sand and essentially branding firefighters, police officers, teachers and other public employees (and their unions) as the enemy. In doing so, they made accusations that were based on twisted facts, lies and biased assertions, and then proceeded to make some very divisive public policy decisions as a result. The old political agendas that found their way into these dysfunctional political discussions revolved around:
• Anti-public employee sentiment in general
• Anti-union platforms
• Opposition to market-level public employee wages and benefits, including pensions
• Anti-collective bargaining
• Anti-public employee political influence
It is concerning that elected officials in some states have spent so much time, money and energy blaming public employees for our nation's "great recession." In doing so, some ugly and mean-spirited comments have been made by people who are supposed to be leading our government. They have even asserted that public employees are essentially lazy, greedy, overpaid, under-worked, self-centered, generally incompetent and possess too much political influence.
It is intriguing that these false and demeaning assertions about public employees have been made while our elected officials at all levels of government, throughout the country, have essentially given a pass to the people who we all know are the ones responsible for creating the "great recession" and the many side effects it has dumped on our economy.
The wrong targets?
There has not been one single concerted effort from a civil or criminal standpoint to hold the actual culprits accountable. It seems that there is a lack of desire, courage and political will by our elected leaders to do so.
Therefore, instead of investigating and dealing with those who were responsible for regulation and oversight – the banking industry, Wall Street and corporate heads, the mortgage industry and government officials and agencies – some of our elected officials have chosen to blame public employees instead and have even taken action against them through legislation and other means.
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The Ohio 6th District Court of Appeals has ruled Thomas White, an Ottawa Hills police officer found guilty of felonious assault after he shot and paralyzed a motorist, will get a new trial.
White admitted to shooting 25-year-old Michael McCloskey during a traffic stop in the early morning hours of May 29, 2009. During the trial, White testified that McCloskey was not obeying his commands, and that he believed McCloskey was reaching for a gun when he fired. It was later discovered that McCloskey was unarmed.
After being found guilty by a Lucas County jury, White was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the crime. White has remained out of jail during the appeals process.
The appeals court ruled that White's conviction of felonious assault with a firearm specification could not be upheld because as a police officer, he was entitled to carry a gun. The firearm specification added three years to White's sentence.
Last October, McClosky reached an out of court settlement with the village of Ottawa Hills and its insurance company for $5 million.
White has been free on a $100,000 bond while the case was in appeals court.
No pretrial hearings have been set yet.
The Lucas County Prosecutor's Office says it plans to appeal the decision to the Ohio Supreme Court.
Click here to read a statement from Lucas County Prosecutor Julia Bates on the court's decision to grant a retrial.
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text: By MESFIN FEKADUAP Music WriterNEW YORK (AP) - Nirvana, Kiss and Peter Gabriel will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year.The Rock Hall announced Tuesday that Hall and Oates, Linda Ronstadt and Cat Stevens also will be inducted April 10 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.VIDEO: Lee Thomas and Q are always singing. Alan Lee, however, doesn't usually show off the pipes. But on Tuesday, he celebrated Hall & Oates Rock and Roll Hall of Fame selection with a vocal sampling. Click the video player to watch.Artists are eligible for induction 25 years after their first release. Nirvana received a nomination in its first year of eligibility and next year the band will celebrate the 25th anniversary of its debut, "Bleach." The induction comes 20 years after frontman Kurt Cobain committed suicide at age 27.This year also marked first-time nominations for Hall and Oates, Gabriel and Ronstadt. Kiss and Stevens, who have been nominated in the past, made the cut after being absent from the list for several years.The Rolling Stones' managers, Andrew Loog Oldham and Brian Epstein, will receive Ahmet Ertegun awards, a non-performing honor. Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band will get the award for musical excellence.N.W.A., one of the 16 nominees announced in October, did not make the cut. The iconic rap group includes Dr. Dre, who has launched successful solo albums and is the producer behind Eminem, 50 Cent and Kendrick Lamar.More than 700 Rock Hall voters determined the 2014 class.The 29th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be open to the public. Tickets go on sale next month.The event will air on HBO in May.Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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The Restrictor
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The Restrictor rope lock prevents release of a rope when an out-of-balance condition exists. If the operator cannot overcome the imbalance by physical strength, the rope lock will not disengage. The handle and can design enables the lock to remain closed without the use of an oval ring. With all-steel construction and 4½"-long shoes that grip the rope, it is said to be the strongest rope lock on the market. It can mount on a standard locking rail.
ColorFast Tubes
Lee Filters
Lee Filters now offers the ColorFast line of fluorescent tubes that are off-the-shelf and ready to ship. ColorFast Tubes are color-infused fluorescent available in T5 and T8 options, and are 48" long. The tubes are offered in 13 colors including ND (gray) to reduce intensity. The full line of available colors includes (209) 0.3 Neutral Density, (210) 0.6 Neutral Density, (205) ½ CTO, (285) ¾ CTO, (247) LEE Minus Green, (187) Cosmetic Rouge, (767) Oklahoma Yellow, (121) LEE Green, (139) Primary Green, (106) Primary Red, (119) Dark Blue, (181) Congo Blue, and (UV) UV Absorber.
Eclipse V-Series Panels
A range of new V-Series panels for Eclipse Digital Matrix intercom systems, the new 12- and 24-key panels feature audio digital signal processing (DSP) with pushbutton and lever key variants and a range of full-display extension panels. Panel keys offer individual mix level control, allowing users to set personal audio levels. The panels are the first in the industry to provide 10-character graphic displays, according to Clear-Com. Also new is greater flexibility in the naming of sources and destinations, with multilanguage capabilities and a variety of international fonts. DSP audio offers advantages of internal audio routing, EQ, improved audio control, and intelligent dimming and sidetone. The supervisor functionality feature allows a central user to remotely control any panel in the system and configure it in parallel control with the local user. Clear-Com's "Listen Again" technology employs digital audio memory to allow replay of the last 10 seconds of communications.
Colorado 1
The Colorado™ 1 indoor/outdoor (IP65-rated) DMX wash features a die-cast aluminum body with 36 1W red, green, and blue LEDs evenly distributed for an 11.6° beam angle and 24° field angle. Features include RGB mixing, blackout, dimming, strobe, and a fading-pulse effect, among other functions, via nine channels. Up to 15 units can be daisy-chained, and each comes with built-in automatic color-changing and fade programs, as well as master/slave capability.
Source Four Revolution With Wybron Inside
New ETC Source Four® Revolutions are now shipped with a 24-frame-capacity "Wybron Inside" color scroller based on Wybron's industry-standard Coloram® technology. In response to suggestions from top-level lighting designers, ETC has worked with Wybron engineers to improve Revolution's cartridge-style color scroller with pinpoint precision and at higher speeds. The unit also features a new complement of colors in its standard 12-color scroll. One of the colors is Rosco 361, Hemsley Blue, named for Gilbert Hemsley, lighting designer and educator. Rosco donates all of the proceeds of this gel to the Hemsley Foundation, which benefits aspiring lighting design students. ETC also offers a kit for converting pre-Wybron Revolutions to the new scroller. The kit comes with instructions and preloaded code and takes about 30 minutes to install. The new scroller uses a different mounting technique for color strings, and a new template for scroller strings is included in the updated manual. The template is also available online.
Design LED 36WA, 36 UV
Two high-output DMX fixtures join Elation's Design LED Series: the Design LED 36WA white wash and the Design LED 36 UV ultraviolet wash. The 36WA includes 30 white LEDs and six amber LEDs for varying degrees of warm and cool white light. The 36 UV ultraviolet wash features 36 ultraviolet LEDs. The LEDs on both units are rated at 100,000 hours, and both feature strobing, 0 to 100% dimming, and a 30° medium-diffusion filter that can be removed for a narrower 20° effect, increasing output by 15%. Both models can also run internal programs in stand-alone/sound-active mode.
Interactive Messaging Unlimited Version 5
Applying the latest video display technology to cellular communications, Pangolin has released its Interactive Messaging Unlimited Version 5, a Windows-based software that allows text or picture messages from a variety of wireless devices to be displayed immediately on video screens, including projection video and laser systems. New features include expanded graphic display capabilities, improved and simplified tools for creating and using mobile-marketing address books, Windows Vista compatibility, and independent display and control of multimedia messages (MMS) and text messages (SMS). The software turns any Windows computer into a message control center for text and image messages displayed simultaneously with other content, including static and animated images, streaming video, and live broadcasts. Features include built-in voting capability, including the ability to display and chart voting results in real time; a new Jukebox feature that allows audience members to make requests; and the ability to send text messages to a group or individual and use caller ID to store phone numbers (or emails) of devices sending in messages for display. The package includes installation software, a portable, wireless modem — required to receive text messages — a USB cable, and tutorial DVD. The software is sold in basic and pro versions.
LED Matrix
American DJ
LED Matrix is a portable 32-cube LED panel that comes in its own suitcase-like carrying case. The 2-channel panel can be mounted overhead or set on a surface and operated with a standard DMX controller. Features include RGB color-mixing; 25 built-in programs; operation of each cube independently or together; and sound-active mode. The panel unfolds in seconds from its suitcase-style unit, which includes handles and a bracket for truss mounting. The unit can also be attached to American DJ's LTS-6 T-Bar Stand.
Light Fox
Martin Professional
Light Fox is a wall-mounted, playback controller optimized for Martin's range of Cyclo RGB+W fluorescent fixtures and StageBar 54 Series but is capable of controlling all types of RGBWA fixtures. Up to 20 static or dynamic presets can be recalled for quick atmosphere adjustments. Intensity and speed are adjustable for instant mood manipulation.
Xpander is a hardware and software video wall option to create, manage, and control information display systems across multiple screens, up to 64 total, by inserting a range of up to 16 graphics cards, each supporting up to four screens. Constructing a multi-screen data/video wall enables the display to be arranged in any rectangular format with optional video overlays support. In addition, multiple independent video windows can be displayed simultaneously and can be scaled to full screen with horizontal and vertical interpolation for higher-quality images. The package includes wall control-management software, which includes a special multi-screen display driver for use with Microsoft Windows XP. The software offers configuration of the multi-screen display, launch of video overlays, and creation of a wall layout. The system supports Flash, PowerPoint, Adobe, Movies (MPEG, WMV), QuickTime, RealPlayer, Internet, Scrolling Text, or News/RSS feeds. It offers resolution of 1900×1200 on an analog display and can be extended over Cat-6 cable using VCAT SmartAVI products.
RMS 5, Compass 1.8 Updates
Meyer Sound
Updates for Meyer Sound's RMS™ remote monitoring system and Compass™ control software for the Galileo™ loudspeaker-management system are now available. RMS 5 includes USB interface capability, particularly beneficial to those using Windows OS on an Intel Macintosh. Compass 1.8 adds a new 31-band graphic equalizer to each input. This EQ is a DSP recreation of a classic analog, third-octave, proportional-Q graphic equalizer. It is independent of Galileo's Composite EQ™, which includes both TruShaping™ and CP-10 parametric EQ, and all three equalizer types can be used together. In addition, 186 bands of equalization have been added to the Galileo 616 processor's DSP engine. Version 1.8 also adds new shortcuts in the input and output processing windows and installs a firmware update for the Galileo 616 processor.
Eurocable Multicore Speaker Cable
Link introduces additions to its Eurocable line of speaker multicore cables designed for multi-amplified portable systems. The new LK48N40AD2 48 conductor hybrid multicore accommodates user requests for a 48×4sq.-mm cable with two additional AES pairs. The full Eurocable series includes configurations starting with 2×1.5sq.-mm conductors up through the new 48×4sq.-mm with two AES pairs.
Audio Performer
Tracer Technologies
Audio Performer is a simplified audio program designed to help any user quickly put together a performance audio soundtrack, appropriate for smaller theatres and houses of worship. It is a Wizard-style program that leads the user through each step of taking audio from CD, MP3, or his/her own recordings and selecting the portions to be used, as well as looping and naming them as separate files and putting them back together in their chosen order in the Playlist Editor. It can put together phrases of different songs and use its tools to blend them seamlessly, but it can also trigger these items in the playlist so an entire list of sound effects can be made for a theatre and triggered. It provides crossfades, pitch-shifting, and compression/expansion. The software can also output a CD.


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Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon fears F1's commercial value could drop along with the volume of noise.
The introduction of 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 engines has resulted in a quieter Formula 1 in which spectators applauding can be heard as well as the occasional squealing tyre.
This has not gone down well with some, who feel they are being robbed of one of the backbones of F1.
And although Lowdon does not expect it will have a major impact on TV viewers, he fears for the sponsorship side of the sport.
"The sport's contact with most fans is via television, and the noise doesn't affect that in any way," he told Press Association Sport.
"There was some exciting racing, so in terms of a TV spectacle I don't think the noise impacted on that at all.
"The biggest impact with regard to the noise is in the commercial job we do, with the noise reinforcing Formula One is another world.
"That has always worked to our advantage in the commercial arena, in that people realised there was something very special about F1 when they heard that violent noise.
"In terms of what the fans hear now, it's a noise that has much more texture to it in that they're hearing tyres locking up for the first time and things like that.
"For the fans who were at the circuit on Sunday, there was a new set of things to listen to, so it's much more textural than we've had before.
"But the biggest potential change is that wow factor, which is important.
"Every team up and down this pitlane will be taking very important key decision-makers into the garages, and it's probably that more than anything else where there is an impact."


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A Chicago blues guitarist was shot to death early Thursday in the South Shore neighborhood.
Officers found the 41-year-old man shot multiple times inside a vehicle in the 6700 block of South East End Avenue about 5:20 a.m., police said. He was dead on the scene.
The local blues community identified the man as Chicago musician Eric "Guitar" Davis, Homicide Watch Chicago is reporting.
Davis, of the 14200 block of South Eggleston Avenue in Riverdale, was pronounced dead at the scene, the Cook County Medical Examiner's office said.
Chicago blues legend Linsey Alexander said Davis was hanging out at North Side blues bar Kingston Mines Wednesday night. Nobody answered the phone at the club Thursday afternoon.
"The last time I did open mic he was there with his kids," Alexander said. "He had a good personality. He didn't try to harm nobody."
Eric "Guitar" Davis and the Troublemakers were scheduled to play Sophie's in Clinton, Ill., later this month, said club manager Rudy Barrera. Davis was scheduled to play three shows at The Beale on Broadway in St. Louis after Christmas, according to his website.
"He put a lot of energy into his shows," Barrera said. "He was very personable when you talked to him. Very happy … very laid back."
"A lot of musicians have a little ego, but this guy was just good. He was fun and involved the crowd. He would bring a lot of people on stage … He had a lot of energy and carried the whole place on his shoulder."
Fans took to social media as word of Davis' death spread. On the Eric "Guitar" Davis and the Troublemakers Facebook page, Lou DiMenna posted "RIP A huge loss to the blues community. My heart goes out to his family."
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Fiscal 2013 was the Army's safest year to date, according to end-of-year data recently released by the U.S. Army Combat Readiness and Safety Center.
Accidental fatalities declined 9 percent between fiscal 2012 and 2013, falling to an all-time low of 137 losses. The previous benchmark was set in fiscal 1997, when 150 Soldiers were killed in accidents.
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Softball Takes 3rd at King of the Mountain Tournament
Congrats to the Varsity softball team for their 3rd place finish at the King of the Mountain Tournament this weekend. The Lady Warriors had 2 amazing come from behind wins to finish in 3rd. Come support the Lady Warriors on Tuesday at 7 pm at deKoevand Park as they take on rival Heritage.
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AHS Tech Ed Ice Bucket Challenge
The Arapahoe Tech Ed Department takes the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Cross Country Talk Sports Nutrition
The AHS boys and girls cross country team and parents listened to Registered Dietician Susan Gross, MS, RD talk about sports nutrition and its connection to health and performance.
Link Crew Brown Bag Lunch
Link Crew Leaders sponsored a Brown Bag lunch with their freshmen giving them a chance to reconnect after the first couple of weeks of school.
AHS Counselors Take the Ice Bucket Challenge
The Counselors accepted the Challenge . . .
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Understanding the Normalization of Telemedicine Services through Qualitative Evaluation
- Carl May, PhD,
- Robert Harrison, MSc,
- Tracy Finch, PhD,
- Anne MacFarlane, PhD,
- Frances Mair, MD,
- Paul Wallace, MD
- Affiliations of the authors: Royal Free and University College Medical School, London, England (RH, PW); University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (CM, TF); National University of Ireland, Galway, Republic of Ireland (AM); University of Liverpool, Liverpool, England (FM), USA
- Correspondence and reprints: Carl May, PhD, Centre for Health Services Research, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 21 Claremont Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4AA, United Kingdom; e-mail: <c.r.may{at}ncl.ac.uk>.
- Received 10 April 2002
- Accepted 30 June 2003
Objective Qualitative studies can help us understand the "successes" and "failures" of telemedicine to normalize within clinical service provision. This report presents the development of a robust conceptual model of normalization processes in the implementation and development of telemedicine services.
Design Retrospective and cumulative analysis of longitudinal qualitative data from three studies was undertaken between 1997 and 2002. Observation and semistructured interviews produced a substantial body of data relating to approximately 582 discrete data collection episodes. Data were analyzed separately in each of three studies. Cumulative analysis was conducted by constant comparison.
Results (1) Implementation of telemedicine services depends on a positive link with a (local or national) policy level sponsor. (2) Adoption of telemedicine systems in service depends on successful structural integration so that development of organizational structures takes place. (3) Translation of telemedicine technologies into clinical practice depends on the enrollment of cohesive, cooperative groups. (4) Stabilization of telemedicine systems in practice depends on integration at the level of professional knowledge and practice, where clinicians are able to accommodate telemedicine through the development of new procedures and protocols.
Conclusion A rationalized linear diffusion model of "telehealthcare" is inadequate in assessing the potential for normalization, and the political, organizational, and "ownership" problems that govern the process of development, implementation, and normalization need to be accounted for. This report presents a model for assessing the potential for successful implementation of telehealthcare services. This model defines the requirements for the successful normalization of telemedicine systems in clinical practice.
This paper was presented orally at two Royal Society of Medicine telehealthcare meetings, one in the spring of 2002, and the other in January of 2003. A summary abstract of the paper was published in the Telemed03 abstracts book, distributed on the conference CD, and published in the Journal of Telemedicine and Telehealthcare.
The studies reported in this paper have been funded by the following organizations: National Health Service Executive North West Region R&D Directorate: (grant RDO/12/20); Manchester West Primary Care Group; UK Department of Health: (grants ICT/032 ICT/167, ICT367); the NHS R&D HTA programme; and the UK Economic and Social Research Council (grant L218 25 2067). The authors thank these agencies for their financial support of the research and they gratefully acknowledge the contribution of Theresa Atkinson, Helen Doyle, and Nicola Shaw to the studies on which the current paper is based. Maggie Mort made a substantial intellectual and practical contribution to studies TM1 and TM2, which the authors acknowledge. The authors thank Dr. Bonnie Kaplan and anonymous reviewers of this article for their detailed critical comments, which greatly improved the final manuscript.