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The arrival of fall brings a sense of anticipation to sportsmen and women who enjoy hunting. Chances are, you started thinking about the season some time ago - maybe even made a checklist of everything you would need before heading out for the woods or water. New gun case? Check. Goose call? Check. Hearing protection? Not on the list? If you haven't used hearing protection for hunting in the past, you may already have some degree of hearing loss. Early treatment for existing hearing loss is critical, and there are steps you can take to avoid further damage.
There are many types of hearing loss, but the most common type, and the type suffered most frequently by sportsmen and women, is known as sensorineural hearing loss. Sensorineural hearing loss occurs when inner ear nerves are damaged and do not properly transmit sound signals to the brain. Your inner ear contains tiny hair cells, and prolonged exposure to loud noises like a shotgun or rifle close to the ear, can cause these hair cells to wither. Without these hair cells, the ear cannot detect sounds properly.
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November 29, 2015
Heavy winds had blown off a large portion of the church's roof and a 800 pound steeple, exposing the inside of the church.
"I was numb," Pastor Jerry Browning said. "I've had all day to pray about it, and we are going to come through this. Everything happens for a reason, and something good will come out of this," Browning said.
A sixty foot section of the roof was completely torn off the building, that was built in the 1800's. Thankfully no one was injured in the incident. Browning said a crew will come out Saturday to make sure the church is enclose and will stay dry. He says they hope to have church services on Sunday.
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|Keratometry Evaluations With the Pentacam High Resolution in Comparison With the Automated Keratometry and Conventional Corneal Topography.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 22081146 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|PURPOSE:: To determine the reliability and repeatability of keratometry (K) measurements obtained with the Pentacam high resolution (HR), automated keratometry, and corneal topography systems. METHODS:: The right eyes of 46 healthy subjects were examined prospectively. Keratometry measurements in the flat (Kf) and steep (Ks) meridians were taken by 2 independent investigators with the Pentacam HR (Oculus, Wetzlar, Germany) followed by automated keratorefractometry (KR-8100; Topcon, Tokyo, Japan), and corneal topography (TMS-4; Tomey, Erlangen, Germany). RESULTS:: The mean K readings of the Pentacam HR, automated keratometry, and corneal topography were 43.40/43.34 diopter (D), 43.99/43.98 D, and 43.80/43.83 D, respectively. The difference between the values was statistically significant (P < 0.0001, repeated measures analysis of variance). Strong significant correlation was observed between the Pentacam HR and keratometry (Kf: r = 0.952/0.954; Ks: r = 0.845, Spearman rank test), and Pentacam HR and corneal topography (Kf: r = 0.933/0.930; Ks: r = 0.838/0.829) (P < 0.0001). No significant difference was presented between the 2 investigators for any of the instruments (P = 0.215-0.983). Moreover, high correlation was found between the K readings of the observers (interoperator intraclass correlation coefficients ranged from 0.95 to 0.99). CONCLUSIONS:: The Pentacam HR provided reliable K measurements in clinical practice in comparison with an automated keratometer and a corneal topographer. Based on the results, for patient follow-up, one keratometry device is recommended.
|László Módis; Eszter Szalai; Bence Kolozsvári; Gábor Németh; Attila Vajas; András Berta
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|Type: JOURNAL ARTICLE Date: 2011-11-10
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I am in a desperate situation.
I am developing an Android application using the ADT in Eclipse on Ubuntu 10.04 on a netbook.
Unfortunately the netbook is not powerful enough to run the Device Emulator (when I try there are always issues). Then, I tried to debug on-device, but unfortunately my phone (Pulse) seems to have some problem.
It seems I can't debug. I have already spent hours trying to get that working. And I can't afford to upgrade my netbook/mobile now.
The only thing I can do is developing on Eclipse and run the application on the phone.
Is there any way I can debug while the application is running on my phone? Can I create somewhere a log with errors/warnings and even some custom messages I put in the code?
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Evans: Tannehill Will Be Best of 2012 Quarterback Draft Class
Posted By The Finsiders On May 23, 2012 @ 9:24 am In Football | 3 Comments
[1]No matter what transpires during their respective NFL careers, Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Ryan Tannehill will be connected by one April night.
Each of their successes and failures will be measured against each other, creating a never-ending need to rank the young quarterbacks.
NFL Network analyst Heath Evans joined The Finsiders and gave a bold prediction as to which of three will rise to the top. [2]
"I firmly believe that Ryan Tannehill will end up being the best quarterback out of this draft class," said Evans, referring to the trio of quarterbacks taken in the first round.
The Colts, of course, chose Luck, the draft's consensus top prospect, with the first pick in April's draft. It always seemed like it would be one of those no-doubt type decisions. There was the faint allure of Griffin's athleticism and college transcendence, but Luck's perceived ability to be able to step right in was too much for Indianapolis to pass up.
This–a lower professional ceiling–is precisely what Evans is worried about with Luck, though.
"I think we've seen Andrew Luck's best," Evans said. "You've got to remember, this guy was coached by Jim Harbaugh for years, so he's NFL-ready. He's NFL-groomed."
At this point, it's a question of whether you prefer the known or the unknown. While Evans, who played with both Drew Brees and Tom Brady, thinks that Luck and Griffin will be successful NFL starters, it's Tannehill's potential that intrigues him the most.
"I think all three of those quarterbacks have it," Evans said. "But when you look at prototypical potential, if the coaching is done right and the situation is going to be formed and molded around Tannehill, I think this kid has everything that you want for this day and age of offensive football in the NFL."
Evans, a South Florida native and former Dolphins fullback, has criticized the franchise in the past, citing what he once perceived to be a lack of institutional control. He, however, liked what he saw on the field towards the end of last season and thinks it can carry over into this season with new head coach Joe Philbin. If that success is to carry over, Evans feels they need to be committed to grooming a quarterback because of the position's importance in today's NFL. Selecting Tannehill certainly was a start.
"They've made their choice," Evans said. "They need to do everything and anything within their power, whether it's bringing in the right wide receivers, the offensive line, the system that's going to be molded to fit this particular player."
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Fresh from compiling the voting lists from the latest plenary session in Strasbourg I find my attention drawn from France to Kiev. Making up my mind to place an insurance bet to lay England I'll wait for the odds to drift in my favour and put my stake in just before the start. Bookies can always rely on unrealistic amounts of money coming in when England play and they adjust their odds accordingly.
Interesting that Osbourne jumped before the result of the Greek elections on Sunday handing over another £140 billion of our money to the banks. Is it just a coincidence that British banks have a collective exposure to Greece approaching some £150 billion? I think not and if Greece decides to reject their bailout on Sunday, that will start the ball rolling on their inevitable reunion with the Drachma.
At the moment the Greek election is looking close and the authorities there have taken the draconian step of banning opinion polls. The Guardian, for once, has a good take on it, if you can filter out the bias. You might also like to check out their video on the Greek nationalists if you can stand the highly irritating advert at the start.
Lots of woodpeckers around at the moment, both the green and great-spotted variety. I don't like to think too much about it but their abundance is directly linked to the number of nests with the eggs and chicks of other birds. For those thinking these attractive birds just pecked at rotten trees for insects, I'm afraid the reality is somewhat more unsavoury.


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|Prediction of response to disease modifying antirheumatic drugs in rheumatoid arthritis.
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|PMID: 20478729 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|AIM: To investigate potential predictors of response to conventional DMARDs in RA.
METHODS: Study design - 6-month follow-up prospective study.
PARTICIPANTS: RA patients with active disease. INTERVENTION AND FOLLOW-UP: Introduction of one DMARD. Response to treatment evaluated at 6 months (ACR20 criteria).
ANALYSIS: Potential predictors of response, patients' demographics, disease activity, percentages of PBMC subsets expressing P-gp, serum IL-1β, IL-6, IL-8, IL-10, IL-12, TNF-α levels, were evaluated using univariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis. ROC curve analyses were performed in order to obtain thresholds allowing the prediction of response.
RESULTS: Forty-two patients (mean age=57±13 years, mean disease duration=5.4±7.2 years) were included. MTX was given to 30. The response to therapy was predicted by the baseline serum level of TNF-α (mean=30.2 pg/ml±18 in non-responders vs. 11.9 pg/ml±11.2 in responders). The threshold, which predicted with the best accuracy the response to treatment, was 20.1 pg/ml (sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values of 75, 78.9, 83.3, and 69.2%, respectively; AUC=80.3%, 95% CI=62.8-97.7%). Similar results were obtained in the subgroups of patients treated with MTX and patients with early RA of less than 3 years duration.
CONCLUSION: In the present work, the serum concentration of TNF-α was related to further response to DMARDs. Other works are needed for confirmation and to assess whether such biomarker could be used to predict the response to DMARDs at the individual level.
|Jean-Francis Maillefert; Xavier Puéchal; Géraldine Falgarone; Gérard Lizard; Paul Ornetti; Elisabeth Solau; Virginie Legré; Frédéric Lioté; Jean Sibilia; Jacques Morel; Marc Maynadié;
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|Title: Joint, bone, spine : revue du rhumatisme Volume: 77 ISSN: 1778-7254 ISO Abbreviation: Joint Bone Spine Publication Date: 2010 Dec
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edit: 14/06/2011 --> if you just want the kext skip till post 7 and grap the one from dmazar, seems it's a little more complete than mine.
edit: 10/102011 --> if you have P5P43TD-PRO you can skip to biox78 first post
First this is a good motherboard, almost everything work with Snow Leopard, not the easier but it work.
You have a beautiful motherboard and have problem with voodoohda, even if it's get better there is sometimes Kernel Panic or sound not very clear… you should try it in first cause if it's ok for you it's a better solution.
So you what to use appleHDA, you found an installer call Multibeastt and every thing is great, you check alc888b/887 you install, reboot and… no your audio system is not yet supported, the ALC887/888b in this revision is rare.
I have a solution, it will give you rear panel ( the 2 line in and the three line out) and front panel headphone only.
There is no mic in front cause I don't use it and no SPDIF cause I don't need it.
Thanks TheKing, Macman and the anonymous one with the great dsdt section.
As you can see this is not complete and you will have to do a little more than check a box but if you're willing to help I let the codec graph and the pin config at the end of the post. Just look where the "amp" are in the legacy kept cause it's not the classic position.
So, what you need:
AppleHDA --> the retail DVD you bought with AppleHDA only version 10.6.0/1 (version 10.6.2 could work but no other)
A DSDT with HDEF section added, or you can use an HDAEnabler for Alc887 or a more generic dsdt section than the one given here.
This legacy kext, and yes I've spend time to make it work.
AppleHDA from 10.6.0/1 (if doesn't work try 10.6.2):
Install with Kext utility.
DSDT, there is no HDEF device in the Asus BIOS so we need to had it.
-Get DSDTSE
-Extract your bios, this will give you an dsdt.dsl file.
PS: This is jusy an example, you can use any dsdt with id 887 and codec 887 or an HDAEnabler for Alc887 if you want.
There is 3 section we need to change:
Add Method (DTGP, 5, NotSerialized):
Choose DTGP in DSDT Hack in DSDTSE and follow the instruction.
Try to compile the bios to check if you did the thing correctly
into the Method (_L0D, 0, NotSerialized), with the other notify add :
Notify (\_SB.PCI0.HDEF, 0x02)C/
Add an HDEF Section under the PCI0 device (put it at the end of this section you'll be sure to not damage the rest)
Device (HDEF) { Name (_ADR, 0x001B0000) OperationRegion (HDCS, PCI_Config, Zero, 0x60) Field (HDCS, DWordAcc, NoLock, Preserve) { VID0, 16, DID0, 16, Offset (0x4C), DCKA, 1, Offset (0x4D), DCKM, 1, , 6, DCKS, 1, Offset (0x54), , 15, PMES, 1 } Method (_PRW, 0, NotSerialized) { Return (Package (0x02) { 0x0D, 0x05 }) } Method (_DSM, 4, NotSerialized) { Store (Package (0x0E) { "subsystem-id", Buffer (0x04) { 0xA0, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }, "subsystem-vendor-id", Buffer (0x04) { 0x86, 0x80, 0x00, 0x00 }, "codec-id", Buffer (0x04) { 0x87, 0x08, 0xEC, 0x10 }, "layout-id", Buffer (0x04) { 0x77, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00 }, "platformFamily", Buffer (One) { 0x00 }, "MaximumBootBeepVolume", Buffer (One) { 0x40 }, "PinConfigurations", Buffer (One) { 0x00 } }, Local0) DTGP (Arg0, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, RefOf (Local0)) Return (Local0) } }
It's not from me, I've adapted it from a ALC887 thread but it's a classic one.
Put the legacy kept in you're Extra/Extension and let me know if it doesn't work .
ALC887HDA.kext.zip 8.23KB 1425 downloads
PS : Turn out that after I turn on the graphic acceleration the working version of applehda is now from 10.6.2, it must be related to hdmi sound device I guess.
If you want to give a try to spdif or activate the front mic, I let you the pin config and the svg codec graph, you can see the change into the kext itself.
Source_ALC887.zip 25.05KB 445 downloads


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Texas Tech QB signee Patrick Mahomes tosses no-hitter, strikes out 16
If there's one thing we know about Patrick Mahomes, it's that he has a good arm.
The Whitehouse pitcher/quarterback and Texas Tech signee tossed a no-hitter Wednesday night in his team's 2-1 victory against Mount Pleasant.
He out-dueled Mount Pleasant's Michael Kopech.
Mahomes, a likely selection in the MLB draft later this spring and three-star football recruit, may have some thinking to do when it comes to his sport of choice.
Perhaps he can join the likes of Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston, who stars for both the Florida State football and baseball teams, as a two-sport collegiate athlete.
The Texas Associated Press Sports Editors football player of the year threw between 92 and 95 mph, according to a game report from the East Texas Sports Network.
"It's definitely the best I've felt all season," Mahomes told ETSN.fm. "I've had to get control of my stuff this season. I've been working here and since before the season, getting my velocity up like it was today. I'm hard to hit."
The site also said he and Mount Pleasant ace Michael Kopech, an Arizona baseball signee, tossed in front of as least three dozen scouts.
Mahomes struck out 16 batters and also went 3 for 4 at the plate with a home run, double and three RBI, according to the report.
You can read the full story here.
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Reckitt Benckiser: Dr. Hakan Mogren, chairman and director of the board, retired. Adrian Bellamy will take his place as chairman of the board. He is senior non-executive director of the board, chairman of Gucci Group N.V. and The Body Shop International Plc and director of The Gap, Robert Mondavi and Williams-Sonoma.
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The Secret To Mixing Prints
When it comes to tough dressing tricks, mixing prints may be way difficult, but the payoff is so huge. Thankfully, we don't have to worry about how to do it right since we took a much-appreciated styling tip from one of our favorite bloggers, Cupcakes And Cashmere's Emily Schuman. The style All-Star proves that combining stripes and leopard print—two of our all time favorites—is as easy as can be. Just pick an animal print jacket in a sensible cut, a striped T-shirt that you already have in your closet, and pair it with some seriously chic staples for the ultimate night-on-the-town outfit that will carry you through spring and summer!
Essential #1: Leopard Blazer—Your friends will be out-of-their-skin jealous when they spot you wearing this adorable jacket. It's perfect when topping off a springy floral maxi skirt or a flowing white frock.
Loeffler Randall Leopard Coat, $250, available at Saks Fifth Avenue, 9600 Wilshire Boulevard (at Peck Drive); 310) 275-4211.
Essential #2: Striped Shirt—If you're anything like us, you have a whole drawer filled with these Breton-striped staples, but why not pick up this revamped spring variation on the nautical classic?
St. James Meridian T-Shirt, $95, available at LaGarconne.com.
Essential #3: Nude heels—These babies will elongate your leg and go with everything you'll be wearing in this beautifully warm SoCal spring.
Osmondo Heels, $100, available at Aldo, 6801 Hollywood Boulevard (at Cherokee Avenue); 323-465-0100 .
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Slim Trolley Trousers, $128, available at Madewell, 10250 Santa Monica Boulevard (at Century Park East); 310- 772-0428.
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ST. LOUIS (KSDK) - How many times have you had a great idea and thought, "If only I had the money to get it off the ground?"
That's where Travis Sheridan of the St. Louis County Economic Council's St. Louis Startup Challenge comes in.
The council will give out cash, professional services, and new office space, with no strings attached.
He joined First @ 4 on Monday. Click the video player above to learn more about the contest.
Applications for the challenge will become available on the St. Louis County Economic Council's website on April 3.


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This week, Jay-Z released a (fantastic) new album (that you should definitely check out), NASA remained wonderful, and ESPN gave us another heartwarming story.
Although Jay-Z's new album, "Magna Carta Holy Grail," was available last week for Samsung users, it was officially released on Tuesday and immediately became his 12th platinum album. He collaborated with artists like Justin Timberlake, Beyonce (of course), and Frank Ocean, and producers like Timbaland and 16-year-old girl Ebony Oshunrinde aka Wondagurl. There's been plenty of hype surrounding the album, especially because RIAA changed one of its rules in order to certify "Magna Carta Holy Grail" platinum even before it was released to the public. Then, of course, Jay-Z took to Twitter to do an impromptu Q&A with his followers, where he addressed his favorite cereal growing up (Cap'n Crunch); ranked MCHG as his fourth best album (behind "Reasonable Doubt," "Blueprint," and "The Black Album"); shared his favorite track ("Oceans"); and ended most tweets with #factsonly and #mylaugh. It's been a pretty good week for Jay-Z.
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Last night, it was announced that as many as 20 Major League Baseball players may be suspended from the league for their connection to a clinic in Miami that's involved in a performance-enhancement drug scandal. Among the players up for suspension are New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez and Milwaukee Brewer Ryan Braun. Others include Rangers outfielder Nelson Cruz, Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli, Mariners catcher and first baseman Jesus Montero, Tigers shortstop Jhonny Peralta, and Padres outfielder Everth Cabrera.
Some players may even be suspended for as many as 100 games. These developments came as part of MLB's investigation into Biogenesis Lab founder Anthony Bosch, who (allegedly) provided the performance enhancing drugs to the players. Because Bosch will cooperate completely with the investigation, the lawsuit MLB had filed against him will likely be dropped. If things continue along this path, this performance-enhancing drug scandal would be the largest in American sports history.
What do you guys think? Personally, I think one commenter on ESPN said it best: "Stop this nonsense, I have a fantasy league to win."
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A group of educators from Kansas State University went back to school for a day when they visited Fort Riley to learn about educational, developmental and recreational services on post for military children.
During their Dec. 6 visit, about a dozen staff members with K-State's College of Education visited the Middle School Teen Center and Ware Elementary School, as well as toured a model home in the Forsyth neighborhood and Quarters One.
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On the evening of Sept. 23, I needed medical care. I went to the Gadsden County Urgent Care. I was taken care of by a competent, courteous staff. I was treated and back home within an hour, including travel time.
We need a facility like this more than a hospital. The community would be wise to support this needed care center.
Fred Miller
The No. 1 preventable cause of death in America is tobacco use. On Sept. 22, an effort by the United States Food and Drug Administration was made to protect America's young. A ban on candy and fruit flavored cigarettes was authorized by the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act.
According to the act, it is against the law for any cigarette sold in the United States to have a flavor consisting of natural, artificial, herb or spice.
I posted a comment on my Facebook page the other day that started me thinking...the comment is: If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in the dark with a mosquito.
I'm sure we've all been in that predicament. You're in bed, trying to get to sleep, and you hear that familiar, high-pitched whine...and you know you are not alone. Funny how the thought of just that tiny mosquito can overtake your need for sleep.
But that's just it...that tiny mosquito is not too small to be effective.
Last week a 13-year-old girl was choked by her boyfriend, who is 16, because she looked at another boy. I am told that incidents like this one occur almost daily. The girl said she didn't want anything to happen to him.
During a meeting a week ago, I had the opportunity to talk with some young ladies about things that bother them most. The youngest in the group was 15 and her concerns were for the safety of her friends. Their boyfriends, she said, hit them when they "get out of line."
Administrative law judge Lisa Nelson recently ruled that I, as former principal of Carter-Parramore Academy, was justified in using pepper spray during two altercations at the school in 2007. The Florida Department of Education had sought to revoke my certification as an educator.
However, after an evidentiary hearing, the judged ruled that I did what any reasonable person should have done to protect himself, his staff and students from two dangerous situations. Nelson confirmed that I had violated no laws and was not guilty of violating any of the rules of the FDOE.
In my opinion, there is no legitimate reason for county EMS director Brian Beasley to suffer suspension for doing an excellent job. Almost every week, Brian is on TV bringing in grants to Gadsden County. Unlike the US Army, whose mission is to kill, Beasley's job is to save lives.
If an ambulance reaches a citizen's residence late, it's not Beasley's fault.
Beasley does not need to be home, but rather on the job so that he can continue to be instrumental in saving lives.
Bobby Jamison
Gadsden County
I worked with the Gadsden County hospital when it was moved from what is now the Gadsden County Sheriff's Offices. In the 2 years I worked with the hospital, my hours were cut twice from 40 hours per week to 20 hours a week. This was in the mid-1980s. The hospital didn't make enough money then and hasn't since that time.
On April 26, 2007, I had an occasion whereby I had to use the services of the Urgent Care. I have Medicare and a supplement insurance that pays what Medicare doesn't.
I fell victim to a nasty sinus infection last week. I think it had been coming on for several days, as I'd been sniffly and sneezy for a while, along with a few other symptoms, including a headache and achy joints.
But I quickly made my way to the doctor, and got a Z-Pack, which is a fast way to get over anything that ails you.
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Frankfort, Ky. (Oct. 27, 2011) - Access to potable water will soon be available to 125 households in Wolfe County.
The Department for Natural Resources' (DNR) Division of Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) announced today the award of contract and the start of construction for phase two of the Mary-Bethany/Flat water supply project in Wolfe County.
"Providing people of the eastern coalfields in our Commonwealth with accessible and safe water supplies is one of the many services with which our Department takes great pride. The citizens of Mary and Flat will no longer have to be concerned about the water they drink and bathe in as being negatively impacted by past mining in their respective communities," said DNR Commissioner Carl Campbell.
According to Campton Mayor Gay Campbell, residents in the area have been without drinking and bath water since the 1970s due to coal mining prior to laws and regulations to enforce that activity.
"Every day, I am asked by anxious and excited people where the waterline is. The city and people here are thankful for AML stepping up for our community," said Campbell.
AML has found that agency eligible, pre-1982 mining has impacted much of the groundwater in the many areas of Wolfe County, making the entire area eligible for AML waterline assistance. The locations include:
• Old Camp Road,
• Vortex Loop Road,
• Bethesda Mission Road,
• Ky. Hwy. 2028 Flat-Mary Road,
• Big Bloody Creek Road,
• Kings Road,
• Mattie Graham Road,
• Chris Rose Lane,
• Profit Fork Road,
• Smokey Branch Road,
• Bethany Mission Road,
• Pence Branch Road, and
• Tom Rose Road areas.
The project will consist of the construction of approximately 20 miles of waterline including various road bores, stream crossings and service lines. Approximately 125 water meters, two pressure reducing vaults, various gates valves and flush hydrants will be installed. Additionally, construction will include the installation of one 75,000 gallon water supply tank and one pump station.
The project, with a memorandum of agreement between the city of Campton and AML, totals $2.6 million. The waterline will run along Route 15 from Campton to Hunting Fork and serve the side hollows. The line will also extend down Route 2028 branching off and serving Big Bloody Creek and continuing along route 2028 through the community of Mary to the community of Flat. The project will be operated by the city of Campton. Ronnie Mullins & Sons, Inc. of Elkhorn City was awarded the contract with a low bid amount of $1,664,212. Bell Engineering of Lexington provided engineering services.
AML is authorized under Kentucky law (KRS.350) to abate hazards to public health, safety and the environment from abandoned mine lands. To date, AML has expended more than $94.3 million for waterline improvements and has provided more than 13,400 households with potable water supply in 24 coalfield counties in eastern, southern and western Kentucky.


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Four men who hope to become the next Knoxville City Manager will be in the area today and tomorrow for the next steps in the hiring process.
As previously reported by KNIA/KRLS news the four selected candidates are former Davisson, Michigan City Manager Dale Martin, former Albert Lea, Minnesota City Manager Jim Norman, current Hibbing, Minnesota City Administrator Brian Redshaw and Harold Stewart current City Manager in Ogallaga, Nebraska.
The two day long interview process begins at 8:15am Friday and includes a tour of city facilities and area businesses along with interviews with the Mayor, City Council and department heads.
The council is scheduled to meet at 1pm Saturday to select the new City Manager and approve a contract.
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Discover Southern hospitality at its best on this incredible coastal vacation. Begin in stunning Charleston, where you'll tour the city's 300-year-old historic district and see where the Old South lives—in stately homes amid well-mannered hospitality and gentle dignity. Then it's off to picturesque Beaufort for a carriage ride through the quaint streets. In romantic Savannah, America's first planned city, enjoy a trolley tour, sightseeing, free time, and a Southern-style cooking demonstration at a restored 1820s king cotton warehouse. Tour glorious St. Simons before your cruise to Jekyll Island, once the playground for the rich and famous at the turn of the 20th century. Stay at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel, built in 1887 as the winter home for the Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, and Morgan families. Here, a trolley tour introduces you to the Club Historic District, a cluster of 19th-century mansions formed by some of America's most prominent families. Head south into Florida and visit St. Augustine, founded by Juan Ponce de Leon in his search for the Fountain of Youth, before heading to Jacksonville for an overnight stay. Then, continue on to Orlando, where passes are included to Universal Studios! If you want to experience the country's most beautiful and historic Southern towns, this journey is for you.
CHARLESTON Sightseeing tour; visit Drayton Hall with a traditional Madeira tastingBEAUFORT Sightseeing tour; carriage ride through historic districtSAVANNAH Sightseeing trolley tour; Southern cooking demonstrationST. SIMONS SightseeingJEKYLL ISLAND Guided trolley sightseeing tour; farewell dinnerST. AUGUSTINE Trolley tourORLANDO1 day Universal Studios pass
Welcome to Charleston! At 6 pm, meet your traveling companions for a welcome drink. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure.
This morning, see where the Old South lives on in Charleston—in the "stately homes, well-mannered hospitality, and gentle dignity," in the words of Gone with the Wind's Rhett Butler. Enjoy a tour with a Local Guide of Charleston's beautiful, 300-year-old historic district. This afternoon, visit DRAYTON HALL, one of the finest surviving Colonial houses in America. Tour the house, and hear stories about the Drayton family and the activities and festivities that took place in the home's great halls. End your time here with a MADEIRA TASTING, a timeless tradition. This evening, perhaps join an optional dinner cruise aboard the Spirit of Carolina through spectacular Charleston Harbor and past Fort Sumter. (Breakfast)
Depart Charleston for picturesque Beaufort, a town that has conserved much of its pre-revolutionary character. Enjoy a guided tour of the town by CARRIAGE through narrow, oak-lined streets past the former homes of wealthy cotton growers. Later this afternoon, make your way to romantic Savannah, America's first planned city and a place filled with numerous historic landmarks. This evening, enjoy a Southern-style COOKING DEMONSTRATION and dinner in a restored 1820s king cotton warehouse. (Breakfast, Dinner)
This morning, a TROLLEY TOUR led by a Local Guide tells you about Savannah's history as the center of Georgia's Colonial settlement and as the destination of General Sherman's infamous 1864 "March to the Sea." The balance of the day is for exploring Savannah and its waterfront on your own. (Breakfast)
Depart Savanna for a visit to St. Simons, home to unspoiled beauty and beautiful beaches. Then, on to Jekyll Island, once the playground for the rich and famous at the turn of the 20th century. For dinner tonight, take a stroll down to the historic pier. (Breakfast)SPECIAL FEATURE: Your hotel for the next 2 nights is the lovely Jekyll Island Club Hotel, built in 1887 as the winter home for the Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, and Morgan families. Known for its elegance and beautiful setting, the club is the focal point of Jekyll Island, providing a relaxing atmosphere, superior service, and many diversions for guests.
Enjoy a guided TROLLEY TOUR of the Club Historic District, a cluster of 19th-century mansions. This "club" was formed by some of America's most prominent families, who at one time controlled one-sixth of the world's wealth. Your tour includes a visit to Faith Chapel and one of the elaborate winter mansions. The remainder of your day is at leisure to take advantage of your resort's many activities, like croquet, High Tea, a round of golf, or just relaxing poolside. Tonight, join your Tour Director for a festive farewell dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)
This morning, journey into the "Sunshine State" and stop in St. Augustine, the oldest European city in the United States and founded by Juan Ponce de Leon in his search for the legendary Fountain of Youth. Upon arrival, sit back, relax, and enjoy a TROLLEY TOUR through the narrow, tree-lined streets. Your guide will provide information about everything, from the first Spanish settlement to modern day. Later, there's time to explore the historic district with its cobblestone streets, unique shops, and quaint cafés. Arrive late this afternoon in Jacksonville. (Breakfast)
After breakfast this morning, transfer from Jacksonville to Orlando with your Tour Director. After checking into your hotel, the remainder of the day is free to explore this vacation paradise. (Breakfast)
Two full days to explore all that Orlando has to offer. Play a round of golf, enjoy a dip in the swimming pool, shop for a bargain at the outlet malls, or visit one of the area's many theme parks. A 1-day pass to UNIVERSAL STUDIOS is included with your stay, where you can enjoy exciting rides, shows, nightlife, and more. (Breakfast daily)
The tour ends after breakfast with guests departing on individual schedules. Transfers are provided to Orlando International Airport. (Breakfast)
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Offering direct access to the beach, this Sant Llorenc des Cardassar hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Cala Millor Beach and Punta de N'Amer Watch Tower. Caves of Drach and Torre de Canyamel are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Guests of this beach hotel will appreciate convenient onsite amenities such as a spa tub and a sauna.
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Some rates at Hotel Borneo are all-inclusive. These rates include onsite meals and beverages, and may include taxes and gratuities. Additional charges may apply for meals at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, certain beverages, and other amenities.
In addition to an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, Hotel Borneo provides a spa tub and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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- Free parking nearby
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Snoop tells us about the incredible hospitality he receives in Austin, and talks about his old pal Willie Nelson.
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I would ask that you refer to my posts then. For "average consumers", IPS displays are not worth it, IMO. As for Apple's, the price jump between it and a high costing 24" CCFL LCD is nearly 4-5 Benjamins. Given the Cinema Display's [lack of] specs and ports, you might be tempted to look elsewhere.


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I have seen lasers used to "dazzle" security cameras before but they normally use visible light and need pinpoint accuracy to be effective. I had never thought about using an array of IR LEDs (infrared light emitting diodes) to create a permanent result that would not be noticeable to anyone else around.
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I can't help but think of that scene in Frailty where they look for phenton on the security cameras and it's all jumbled because of "divine interference". awesome idea.
When I messed around with some power IR leds from dealextreme(0.5W each http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.4669 ) I achieved similar effects (not that I wanted to… I was using them for computer vision object tracking, they were TOO BRIGHT for that without some sort cover …) anyway the nice thing about these IR emitters is that they cover the whole hemisphere you would not need to build a cluster of them facing several directions…
Only problem is, If they're IR LEDs, how do you know when the battery is dead?
Now I just need a 12V version for my car license plate. BestHongKong has cheap 12V drivers.
A hat version with integrated battery and solar panel would work for street walking.
BigD145 it will only work in the dark how you will going to use solar panels in the dark
mike: Digital cameras are sensitive to IR light day or night.
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Ingenious! I'd imagine you'd have to use some powerful IR LEDs as the majority available in shops arent very bright at all.
Just dont go walking nearby any crime-in-progress places (not that youd know of course) because you'd end up being the prime suspect on camera. Other things can identify you too, such as your clothes, any distinguishing marks/wounds, also build and height can be determined – maybe a full body IR LED suit then!!
@Shadyman – Just one more thing to add to the design then – a dim but visible LED for the power indicator. Kind of obvious once realising that slight oversight. Nobody else need see the visible light so keep it undercover.
I have to admit, that's pretty smart! Underhanded, but smart.
Make sure you drive the LEDs continuously and not pulsed or the camera will still catch you, maybe not on every frame, but they will still catch you.
I'm sure there would be harsh penalties for using one on your license plate, or in the commission of a crime.
It's easy to do, but it's also easy to detect and easy to counter. If it really catches on, it would be easy to build a tiny detector that the Police could carry around (no bigger than a button-cell keychain LED light.) If it really catches on, security cameras will start being built with beefed up IR filters; they already have them, but they currently use just enough so normal IR isn't a problem (night-vision cameras would be completely vulnerable, however.)
Hey BigD145,
Love that idea! Not legal but what a fantastic idea. I am sure it can be legally sold just like the under car lighting is fine to use when the vehicle is parked. The purpose of the lights could be to prevent people that are photographing your car from capturing your license plate.
LED's on your vehicle are only illegal in certain regions. Last time I checked, they just haven't been certified as replacements to driving/brake/etc lights and that's about all you could be ticketed for. If people can use that spray on stuff in most states, I'd expect to be able to LED's.
Bear in mind that some camera's (I.e. quite a few mobile phones and digital cameras) have built in IR filters in the lens. Sometimes they are quite easy to take out (especially the ones in phones) but obviously, you would not usually have the time or the access to deface the intended CCTV cameras.
A balaclava would usually suffice 😀
Hi BigD145,
I guess it all depends on how lenient the law is in your area. Here in Canada you get a ticket for installing those blue LED wiper nozzle attachments. I don't see any problem with them but I guess it is breaking some law here…
i'm curious on something, will this work at an off angle. from what i've read and please correct me if i am wrong this item projects ir out towards the camera. this would make it very directional. when you turn to the side slightly wouldn't it lose all it's power and basically not work any more since the ir would not be aimed at the camera?
LED undercarriage lighting on vehicles is illegal in Washington state, but only because it's distracting. IR's are not distracting.
As far as its use on cars, IR LEDs should be no problem because for all intents and purposes, they are "Not Turned On". If anyone asks, just tell them to look, they're turned off.
They won't really show in broad daylight. Some cheap IR's leak into the visible spectrum.
Phil Winder:
Virtually all cameras have an IR filter because the sensors are very sensitive to IR light. But, the filter is designed to block ambient IR radiation, not purposefully generated IR light. Even the low-power LED in a remote control will show up on a digital camera. Higher powered IR-LEDs do exactly what this article describes.
As far as plate-blocking: You can make arguments either way. If the cops can see the image they are recording, you're going to be the brightest thing on that screen. On the other hand, if they are just recording video, (like at a red-light camera) they won't be able to identify you later.
Dave, Ah, ok, didnt know that. I thought that most things have filters in it, and Ive tried to use my camera and mobile phone to view some IR projects I have done before, and saw nothing. I dont claim that this is true for all devices and LED's, but for me, the filters also blocked IR.
why? why i must read a new hack against cameras on a english blog that links to a german site? why i dont read that bevore on german blogs… sick world…
hackedgadgets.com for the win ^^
ha ha I have been wondering if this would work on red light cameras…
I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf mutes
…or should I?
OMFG! IT's THE LAUGHING MAN! (it's an anime thing, look up it on google images)
hehe … deaf mutes
what if you put this on your car could you make it so that you do not get caught by those cameras.
They just figured this out???
Great! IR LEDs create standard Photoshop lens flair when filmed with security cameras!
Go ahead and put a beacon on your person or car that says, "I'm a criminal — come and get me."
780nm to 1mm is wavelength, not frequency.
[…] IR LEDs used to defeat Security Cameras […]
Wavelength and frequency are 2 different ways to describe a base in time, or timebase of an action, or wave. Same result, different ways of describing it.
or just wear a mask. god you people r so stupid!
They used large IR emitting "flashlights" to disable bank security cameras in the movie "Inside Man". Pretty cool stuff knowing that any ol' joe can do it.
The question that comes to mind for me is: Can the IR overload be filtered out in post processing? (IE, with Photoshop, Gimp, etc.) I know that when you intentionally use a CCD camera to take IR pics, you have to put a very dark low pass (IR, only low frequencies go through) filter. (Basically: A REALLY dark red filter. No color with a higher frequency than red gets through.) This allows the still camera to see enough IR to make a useful image.
I don't have any software available at the moment to do that (work machine, not allowed to install anything), but I know there are band pass filter add ons for both Photoshop and Gimp.
Be interesting to see if you could back out the face behind the flare.
Interesting idea Mike but I wonder if at some point the CCD is just so saturated that there is no information left.
Alan: Absolutely. After all, the USAF has admitted that the Chinese have managed to "dazzle" spy satellites with lasers, affectively preventing the camera from seeing anything.
If the DoD (and, more specifically, the NRO) can't back out the image and clear up the dazzling effect, then there MUST be some threshold at which the every CCD is just simply overloaded.
However, I think that camera technology will advance faster than the rate at which we could find plausible reasons to have "dark" LEDs on our person. Security guards would quickly be taught to look for them.
At some point, you'd have to switch to some sort of directed IR, and that defeats the wonderful simplicity of this particular hack. It's a brilliant hack. I don't mean to disparage your idea. The simplicity and effectiveness on many (most?) current CCD cameras is great.
I'm just thinking a couple years down the road.
CVS is a huge company. They can afford those HD cameras because they are buying in ultra huge bulk. And that will have the eventual effect of lowering the price for everyone else. Market is against you in this case.
Interesting concept.
The IR energy from the IRLED is delivered as a focused beam. If the beam doesn't face the camera, IR energy from the IRLED is not the saturating the security camera. Whatever the IRLED may be doing, it MUST face the camera to saturate the camera. That means the perp has to point the IRLED at the camera to keep it saturated. Which means that the perp has to have good aim to keep the focused beam pointed at the security camera.
Spuffler , there are some power IR-leds (see second comment) that have a much larger viewing angle than those used in communications (IRDA for example) if those are used, the person wouldn't need a good aim 😉
but your right , the kind used in this project is extremely directional
awesome. I'm seriously considering doing this. Not because I will commit any crimes, just to make the guys watching the screens go wtf??!!
Could these be used to block red light cameras from taking pictures of your license plate.
Brian: No, they use microwave detectors after the red light has turned on, not IR detectors. You can possibly "false triggor" them by transmitting the correct microwave frequency, but you would still get photographed. Still the best way is to have a highly reflective covering on your license plate so when the camera flashes (if it has a flash) your number plate will look saturated. Obviously this is highly illegal, but its hard for the police to spot on the road. The only chance of them catching you is if it doesnt reflect enough and the camera (after some photoshop'ing) can recover your license plate. Also, this doesnt stop them from searching for your face (if you have a criminal record).
I would just stop jumping red lights!
The microwave detectors are irrelevant. Brian was asking whether an extremely bright infrared light source around the plate could be used to obscure the photo taken by a red-light camera.
The answer is YES, if you can shine a bright enough IR light at the camera, it will overload the camera sensor, leaving a bright white spot on the photo where your plate should be.
Ah, sorry. Wrong end of the stick!
[…] Alan writes: "I have seen lasers used to "dazzle" security cameras before but they normally use visible light and need pinpoint accuracy to be effective. I had never thought about using an array of IR LEDs (infrared light emitting diodes) to create a permanent result that would not be noticeable to anyone else around." We know that IR Leds are great for Night Vision, but who knew they'd be able to actually blind cameras. Maybe if you had an array of say…20 Infrared LEDs you could be completely incognito. […]
A hat with an array of IR LEDs, and one regular LED for the battery monitor 😉
And if you wanna totally fry their shit, why not use EMP?
There are two problems with EMPs:
1) Generating one of significant strength w/out explosives is very difficult.**
2) I've never heard of a directed EMP. To my knowledge (admittedly limited), they are always spherical. What ELSE are you going to hit? The pacemaker of the old man walking down the street? The comm system in the patrol car driving by? Think the cops are gonna just overlook that?
**(Yes, I know there are ways to do it, but they are neither quick or simple, hence not a good hack. They are a large scale project for an individual or small group, unless said group happens to consist of highly skilled electrical engineers. Then, I suspect, it's just a lot of boring wiring of known circuits.)
will a ir searchlight set off a PIR sensor? if so how well would this work?
[…] tarnen vor ueberwachungskamera durch led-muetze […]
I'm afraid the information regarding satellite imagery is incorrect.
I have to ask how well would these work against those traffic light camera's the ones that take your picture for running red lights and the like. And will it also block the license plate from them.
I notice some people saying that IRLED's are directional. Not true. I have a few on a couple computer components. I saw this and tested the theory. I found that they are omni directional at 360 degree's. It creates a globe of white in the picture about 1.5 feet in diameter. Until you shut it off of course. Everyone down at the gas station knows me so I tested it there too. It does work. I worked with a few forensics programs meant to cut through things like this and only managed to only reveal that I did indeed have eye's and a mouth.
I also looked around about the satellite imagery part. It is not 100% false. An extremely high powered laser can block the picture that the camera takes. It whites the entire picture out. The laser itself must be perfectly aimed at the camera lense however.
Do the LED cameras and infrared cameras work the same way? These two systems for example? http://www.flir-b60.com or http://www.fluketir1.com Not that these would be used in security applications I am just wondering the vast price difference.
Hi Melissa,
These cameras should be more sensitive to the IR light than a normal camera.
gomer148 Says:
Wavelength and frequency are 2 different ways to describe a base in time, or timebase of an action, or wave. Same result, different ways of describing it.
Frequency and wavelength are inversely proportional, and different measures. With one, you know the other, but they're different. Wavelength is the measure of distance between two peaks of a wave. Frequency is the measure of time it takes for the waves to alternate.
The reason it's misused here is that the article tries to measure frequency in distance (nm). Frequency is measured in hertz, which just means alternations/second.
Besides trying to avoid speed-tickets one could also use it for fun…
Use some 3watt high power IR leds, add a modified "TVbgone" circuit and drive through town or park in front of an electronics store. All TVs will turn off.
Anyway… I guess police will be using the cameras of their phones a lot more once people start using this technique to avoid tickets. Just hold your TV-remote in front of your digital camera and push a button to see what I mean. IR may not be visible to human eyes, but it's detectable easily with very cheap equipment.
"Chief… about that speeding IR-Toyota, model A, built in 2003. It showed up on surveillance cameras 15 times in area A, only twice in area B and it hasn't been detected somewhere else yet. I really don't know where to look for this guy, do you have any suggestions ?"
No Sherlock Holmes needed here…
They certainly will block whatever is in the Aura of IR Light. Some IR Cameras that are filtered will not be blocked by this method and other methods are used. But for your off the shelf cctv camera they will block most cameras. If someone were to wear a necklace and maybe a hat with 3 or 4 on the brim it would look like a ball of light from the shoulders up. Scary when you think of the ways their are to get by security systems
As a New comer, I am always searching online for articles that can help me. Thank you
One thing which might of concern is the fact that powerful IR-leds may harm eyes. This is also a radiation safety issue.
So what would be need to block red light cameras. I am just interested in this.
Red blocks white light,blue blocks red-light. Visible red light not infrared light. Some IR LED's used to illuminate have red visible light emissions visible by human eye.
Not very effective in covert surveillance settings. Same frequency IR LED's are made to produce no visible light but are very expensive to purchase and sometimes illuminators are
difficult to disassemble and change out LED's. So filtering the apature with dark blue filter will mask red light from being visible to human eye without reducing ir illum for camera
I use different IR LED's for different applications but find this to be a very inexpensive solution
Its seems to me that with a simple relay one could wire a couple of high out put IR bulbs along side the licensee plate bulbs are right now and just switch it over when those scumbags at the expressway authority try and photograph you while you commute through there toll lanes. or just run some new wiring with a fuse and leave them on all the time
anyone interested in doing some research and developing a ir led license plate surround that will block red light cameras please contact me at email@example.com. Lets find a free market solution to this infringment of privacy
JustinB – How can you consider red light cameras an "infringment of privacy" if you are driving on a public roadway when photographed by the camera?
You'd have to have quite an array sitting on your head…not really feasible
IR-LED flashlights with 6,12,24,48 etc LED's are available from Chinese sellers like Dealextreme.com for small change (six bucks for the 12-LED version) [I rip out the LED bit and do some soldering] They do emit a faint red glow, security cams see nothing except a bright saturation. Equally effective day or night. Tested on Hitachi CCD and CMOS and JVC CCD. My verdict 10/10 – The surveillance cams are blinded completely by 12 LEDS or more.
I love it when people say "it's not legal", like they KNOW for a fact it isn't. I wonder how many of those are actually lawyers… just a curiosity. It is totally LEGAL.
I don't know what you know about laws John, I know little about 'm. But…. the internet is world wide and I can imagine some countries may have some very clever laws making stuff like this illegal in certain settings, maybe even in your country. Are you a lawyer/working in justice ?
I own a private security company and do farm patrols for clients with sheep and cattle.I would like advice on attaching 1 or 2 bright ir led's that flash, onto sheep or cows, that would be visible from as far as possible when viewed through my nvg's.Where can I order these from pre-made with battery and water- proof housing.?Thanks
Hi adrian,
Don't think I have ever seen that before. I think a collar with IR LEDs on it and a solar charger would work quite well for this application.
You would be able to use a typical night vision camcorder to see them.
If you go with a solar charger, keep in mind that the charger module will have to face up and the way cattle and sheep both move, the collar must have a counter-weight to keep the collar oriented. What about integrating an IR flasher into the ear tags (one on each side with the LED facing out, a small coin battery and the solar panel on the face)?
Hi Bear,
That is a good suggestion I wonder how long a coin cell would last?
Don't know, but I would look at balancing a solar charging panel against the power requirments for the modules to achieve the best life. I know that the flasher on my bike runs 5 red visible LEDs for in excess of 40 hours continiously on two AAA cells. Most of the lithium coin batteries are 3V and commonly rated over 1000 mAH. Have you looked for any IR LEDS with the flasher circuit built in? Might check on that and find out what their current consumption is.
Another thought; what about a flat pack battery like the ones used in cell phones or in some electronic cameras? Finding a socket to match the battery would be the trick for these, but the batteries are usually Lithium Ion and rechargable, so battery rotation would be fairly easy and their capacity would probably last for weeks on such a small load (I'd bet the internal leakage would be greater than the load!).
Sheep and Cattle, huh. What exactly are you trying to do and toward what end? Can you tag a few select animals to find the group (herd animals are easier for that). Give some specifics and maybe we can help better…
I am a single 65 year old female. I have been broken into for over 16 years. A man and his wife moved next to me in 1994 and I have had problems ever since. I have spent many many dollars on camera equipment and never caught them. My cameras would be all mixed up or the tapes in the vcr would be gone. also my house would always be locked back up. They have taken every plant in my yard, even zoysia grass out of my yard. I find the zoysia and flowers in my neighbors yard. everything gone or torn up. My tools, christmas, dishes, sheets , blankets and even sheets right off of my bed. I so so tird of this. Still going on. I am so afraid, I don't even leave my home, not even to go get food. I only leave when I have a good neighbor down. I live on a lake and my good neighbor will not be back till spring. On my cameras I was rerunning them and looking at them because of stealing in my yard again as usual. also they keep still my firewood. It is right under the camera. I still can't get a picture of them. I have some days , about 3 and 4am, that my whole yard to bright white light. It looks like this picture on this man, but my whole yard looks like this. I have called the sheriff department so many time since 1994 to current , that they will not even come out and make any reports. No one will belive this about the light. I have search so many times trying to fine out what they are doing to block my cameras. This man was a high officer in the service as in security. I have try so much to get them caught. I even quit my job 6 years to soon to watch my home. Is there something I can buy, that will keep them from blocking my cameras? If any one of you can help me, I trudy could use your help. Thank you.
Hi Linda,
Sorry to hear your troubles. Install some motion lights outside your house, if you have some existing exterior lights you can just replace them with some motion lights that turn on as soon as someone enters your yard. This will allow the camera to turn from night mode to day mode which will prevent this issue. It also sounds like the problem you are having is that the tapes are in your house. If you use a product like dropcam https://www.dropcam.com/ you can have the video stored off site so that the crooks can't ever take the evidence.
Hi Linda
what I would do is use sound to scare them and highlight the fact the are there, get an infra red sensor to turn on a LOUD siren or screacher, use a garage door opener to turn it off and on so you don't set it off yourself, they will get sick of a VERY LOUD SCREECH when they are sneaking around in your yard…
if you are out the SCREECH will continue inside and out, when you are at home send the screech to only the yard..
This will make a good statement and also let the neigbours know whats happening..
Regards Stephen
I had a friend once with problems remarkably similar to Lindas – it brings back memories. I tried to help with some simple alarms. However, I found that even while I was visiting and we were walking around the hoouse and yard, it would turn out that her stalker had slipped into the house and moved the washing machine and done various other things, slipping in and out of her house and yard, as they had sometimes many times a day, for years – without ever once being seen or caught in the act. After a while it became painfully obvious that the stalker was not going to show up on a camera, and that my friend had what might be called an impedance mismatch with what we sometimes call consensus reality. My electronic skills were not the ones she needed. She was a nice person tho.
My neighbor installed very expensive cctv cameras which video tape my back yard. At night there is a red glow from the camera. When I look up nightvision cameras it says they use IR light to take the pics in the dark.
Would the IR LED's help to block them video taping my yard in the day and at night?
Hi Jamie,
It wouldn't help during the day but it would work at night. It would work as in the article picture though. Where ever the IR light source is located that is the small area that would be obscured.
Hey Jamie,
Just had another thought. If this guy is so in your face with a camera pointed directly at your yard and not at his property why not just point a laser directly at the camera lens, this would completely knock out the entire video signal. It would need to be mounted to a secure tripod or something similar so it can be adjusted and locked into position once the optimal adjustment has been made.
I want to thank all of you for your help with this. I'm on very limited income now, so can't buy anything else, but when I can I will ask for your help again. Stephen can you tell me where to go for the infra red sensor and how to I attact the garage door opener to it? This is all new to me. I just ordered the cameras and then paid to have them installed. Can't do that now as no money.
Yes, but how would I know when the optimal angle had been made?
I still don't understand how The IR light would abscure the video. It seems like it would just make my yard more visible.
At night the camera has IR LED that it turns on to light the field of view. In night mode the camera is sensitive to IR light, if you shine IR light directly at the camera it would blind the camera.
For example if you were looking at someone at night who was shining a high power flashlight in your direction you would be blinded by the light and would not be able to see them even if you also had a flashlight pointing at them.
Okay. Thank you. I think I understand that part now.
Please tell me more about how a laser could work.
the problem isn't them seeing you, it's them coming into your yard, installing camera's at your place isn't really going to solve the problem, playing with their phyc will, an example of this is our 7/11 owner was robbed and beaten, so he installed cameras, I talked him into putting a big monitor of the cameras on the shelf behind the till and next to the cigarettes, all the lowlifes that came in to the shop to check it out got a big look at themselves on camera, all the hasstling went away as they knew they were already recorded. (this is letting their imagination do the hard work).
Now that you have the cameras installed, I would "brag to them how awesome your system is and that it is being monitored "off site" don't say by who etc.. let them imagine that bit..
Also what I would do in your situ is scare the shit out of them when they came into your house by having a burglar alarm sensor set off a screecher.. lets put one in your front yard and one in your back, when you are in the house if someone comes to those spaces they scream loudly alerting you of their presence. If you think someone is coming inside the house put one in the living room so you can turn it on when you go to bed.. you don't have to record them, just give them the message they are being watched.
The garage door opener is a cheap reliable way of arming or disarming the system, it turns on or off a relay that controls the power or the siren connection. A flashing red light out front would help Police find you in a hurry..
As I said "playing with their phyc" is probally the best way as this avoids confrontation, you could try, asking one of the local gangs to come around one day and stand in front of the camera's pointing at the cameras and the house and have a discussion. Leave them with that image ??? Gang members are way more powerful in people's imagination's than police.. even if it costs $50 it would be worth it and do it at a time when you are sure they will be watching.. pay the gang member in front of the camera then point to the cameras.
If I wasn't poor I'd come over there and do it for you..
Well, if IR LED is so good, imagine what a 1W IR laser diode can do. Since this article was first posted they came down in price something like 10 times and with all the info on the Net it's a trivial matter to make one that fits nicely in a flashlight. With collimating lens slightly out of focus, you can easily create a fiercely intense light spot just about the size of the camera.
That said, however, you have to admit: if all you are doing during a robbery is aiming (carefully) a flashlight at the security camera (and what if they have several?), you're not available to do much of anything else, so at least in this sense the cameras are still effective.
Well i did up my truck with high quality ir's in the head lights back up lights, tag marker lights, under carriage and even flooded the cab. i was pulled over not for speeding but the cop could not get a picture of my truck with the on dash cam. even with him inspecting my truck he still could not give me a ticket cause there was nothing to disrupt other drivers. all i show up as on any camera, traffic cams included, is a ball of light.
This is Linda again and still having problems. I put driveway sensors in my drive and my yard. Can they get these down also? Now if they go off, I can go and look out and see if they are in yard and tearing up and spraying to kill everything in yard. Really need help with this. The sheriff dept. will not even come out any longer. Like I said many many times, this man was a security office in the service and I can't get him caught. My camera's at night you can't even see anything. They are wired in and some nights, it looks like lighening out there and it is a normal night. It usually starts about 9:30 to 10:30 at night. I really wish they was someone GOOD that would come out and help me put in the right equipment to catch them.
It has gotten so bad that I have to pay for someone to stay in my home to go to store or Kansas city when Mother is so sick. I'm single and on a very limited income and I just don't know what else to do. Thank you all for any help you can give me. I'm so very very tired of this and I really want it to stop!!!!!
The human brain, or lack thereof never ceases to amaze me. Ya dumb shits, why not just cover your fukin face. Maybe a black plastic garbage bag, just make sure there aren't any breathing holes or the camera might just pick you up.
Only black and white camera's are sensitive to ir light, not "all digital camera's" like some mook seems to think. Traffic camera's are usually colour and have a flash of their own which would most likely compensate for any stupid little radio shack light you could throw at it.
Here is a thought to any of you wannabe gangsta crackhead b&e dorks. Why not put that "genius" half witted brain to work on looking through the help wanted ads and get a real job instead of sucking on the crack pipe and coming up with stupid idea's on how to steal shit from hardworking people who have to spend their hard earned money to replace the stuff you steal. Have you ever put yourself in their shoes? Imagine if you actually worked and could afford to maybe save up some money to buy something cool that you love. Then think about how you would feel if some ass stole that from you.
Not nice eh!!!
I have a neighbor that has a set up a wireless video surveilance camera that looks directly into my bedroom. Their excuse is they need to keep an eye on the side of their house. I have notified the police but they haven't done anything. How can I block their camera from seeing into my room without having to have my curtains closed at all times? Is it possible to use ir led lights of some sort to completly blind the camera? I seen the hat with leds but that seems to only work with a small area. Please help me I feel violated amd unsafe.
Hi Neighbor,
You could try a Laser with a focus lens. I am thinking that if you aim the laser at the camera lens and focus it so that the laser spread is completely covering the lens the image should be non-usable.
Would this also work for speed cameras? There is a company selling IR car license plate frames. Id like to know before spending the money.
Can you please post lunk to ir led license plate frame.
Still having problems with the military guy. REad my messages above. Stealing and blocking camera's. Now I don't have any camera's up. He has destroyed my home and yard so many many tmes. Why does he do this?
My question if IR infrared ligths "blinds" a IR camera what happens if you TURN OFF or disconnect the IR function on the camera , meaning the IR camera is not longer IR capable of seeing such "invisible light" or ligth spectrum .
Hola sigo esperando tu respuesta


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Cowboys don't take ball first again on the road, but this time it leads to a touchdown
PHILADELPHIA – For the fourth consecutive road game, the Cowboys won the coin toss and deferred to the second half to put their defense on the field first Sunday against the Eagles.
This time, the results weren't good. The Eagles drove 81 yards in 10 plays on the opening drive of the game and finished it off with a touchdown.
"We feel like there are a lot of statistics that suggest that it's easier to play defense earlier in games on the road," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said Friday. "There are a few other factors that add to this that I don't want to get into, but we feel like when certain conditions are right deferring is a better choice for us. A lot of it has to do with being on the road in that kind of environment."
The Cowboys deferred their choice at Baltimore, Carolina and Atlanta. The Ravens drove 60 yards for a field goal on their opening drive, but Carolina and Atlanta each went three-and-out on the first drive.
Only once this season have the Cowboys won the coin toss and elected to take the football first. That was at Seattle, where Felix Jones began the game by fumbling the opening kickoff.
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Jan. 26, 1937 — Nov. 20, 2010
Monty passed away at home on Nov. 20, 2010, with his daughters, brother and numerous other family members at his bedside. He was loved. He put up a courageous and hard fight and never once did he complain — he remained kind to everyone and often shared his trademark wink and
wonderful smile!
Monty was born in North Hollywood, Calif., on Jan. 26, 1937, to Jack and Vella Montgomery. He lived most of his life in El Dorado County. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Linda A. Hoover. He is survived by his loving children: son, Mark Montgomery; daughters and their husbands, Michelle and Robert Fritz, Sharon and Jerry Lehman, Christina and Marvin Craghead; son-in-law, Chris Hoover; siblings, Jackie Elder and Johnny and Robert Montgomery; grandchildren, Matthew, Angela, Benjamin, Paul, Jason, Joshua, Christine, Bryan, Courtney, Christopher, Kyle, Christopher and Elizabeth; and great-grandchildren, Lexy, Jeffrey, Sierra and Audrey.
Monty served in the United States Marine Corps for 17 years as a staff Sergeant. He was in the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Korean Conflict. After leaving his career in the Marines he worked for a time as a Deputy Sheriff with the El Dorado County Sheriff's Department before beginning his career with the California Highway Patrol's Placerville office. He worked as the maintenance and auto shop man for 28 years before retiring. Monty let it be known often that all the fine people at the C.H.P. office were indeed considered a large part of his family.
Monty loved life and he had many hobbies. He was a talented artist, he loved fishing and camping and he loved to sing — especially with his friends at the Irish Pub in Diamond Springs on Karaoke Night. He and his beautiful smile will be greatly missed by his family and many, many friends.
A celebration of life will be held on Dec. 4 at the Cold Springs Community Church, 2600 Cold Springs Road in Placerville, Calif., at 10 a.m. Private inurnment has been held. The family respectfully requests that in lieu of flowers please make donations to California Highway Patrol, 1199 Club (Officers killed in the line of duty Widows and Orphans Fund), P.O. Box 1417, Placerville, CA 95667. Condolences and a guest book can be signed at chapelofthepinesfunerals.com.


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WILMINGTON, Mass. -- With the one-game suspension the NHL assessed to defenseman Andrew Ference on Thursday, the Boston Bruins know they will have to play Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals on Saturday at TD Garden (7 p.m. ET, CNBC, CBC, RDS) without the player who ranked fourth on the team in ice time during the regular season at 19:29 per game.The Bruins returned to the ice for practice Friday here at Ristuccia Arena after taking a day off Thursday. While coach Claude Julien wouldn't commit to any set lineup the day before facing the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 2, he split up his playoff shut-down pair of Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg for the session. Chara skated with Adam McQuaid while Seidenberg worked with Ference's usual partner, Johnny Boychuk, during 5-on-5 drills.
"We mix and match a lot of times," Julien said. "So that's not an issue."