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Circle #1214
Detex Corporation of New Braunfels, Texas, has introduced a maximum-security, multipoint lock with three-bolt construction. The ECL-230X-TDB is designed with a larger deadbolt that goes deeper into the frame than other locks in the category. Connecting rods are solid steel. Life safety- and code-compliant, the lock serves as both panic hardware and a maximum-strength locking device. It includes a photoluminescent sign, 100-decibel alarm, and three locking points per door; a model with six locking points and 10,000 pounds of holding force is also available.
DRS Technologies
Circle #1215
DRS Technologies of Parsippany, New Jersey, has expanded its line of WatchMaster IP thermal imaging cameras with the WatchMaster IP Ultra. This ONVIF-conformant networked camera combines the company's uncooled 320x240 VOx technology with pan-and-tilt capability for exceptional coverage in challenging lighting and environmental conditions. The power-saving unit can be configured and installed easily into existing security infrastructure. It is available with a choice of three fixed-focus lenses. It also features a continuous 360-degree pan range and the ability to move up and down by 120 degrees.
Software House/Tyco
Circle #1218
C•CURE 9000 from Software House of Westford, Massachusetts, lets users control access to secure areas and manage emergencies with the area muster and de-muster feature. Users can tighten access control between restricted and hazardous areas using the cross-cluster anti-passback and area lockout capabilities. If a breach occurs, security personnel can respond quickly to alarms from any location in the facility. The software integrates with other security applications, such as fire, intercom, and real-time locations systems.
HID Global
Circle #1221
HID Global of Irvine, California, has released its next generation of EDGE EVO and VertX EVO controller platform, which is open and scalable for deployment of a wide range of access control functionality, including remote management, real-time monitoring, report generation, and a custom rules engine that allows the use of system hardware for complimentary applications. The platform's scalability enables a comprehensive range of future access control functions that are interoperable with wireless locks, such as keypad door commands and large-scale anti-passback.
Circle #1217
AlliedBarton Security Services of Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, provides highly-trained, responsive security personnel to many industries and approximately 200 Fortune 500 companies nationwide. Local, client-focused security officers and managers are supported by national resources developed from more than 50 years of security experience. The company's focus on leadership and human capital management fosters a culture of quality and continuous customer satisfaction.
Circle #1216
Implementing IP cameras and devices over analog infrastructure is easy using the eBridge 16CR IP Over Coax Receiver from Altronix of Brooklyn, New York. Legacy cabling systems can be easily upgraded to provide the benefits of IP technology without the expense of installing new cabling. The unit allows fast 10/100Base-T Ethernet digital communication over coaxial cable for more than 2,000 feet without repeaters. The 1U rack-mount receiver offer 16 channels and is designed to work with eBridge 1CT transceivers and hybrid cameras with Intersil's SLOC technology.
Circle #1219
Diebold, Incorporated, of Canton, Ohio, offers physical, electronic, and enterprise security systems, as well as managed services solutions that integrate security, software, and service. Solutions include intrusion detection and surveillance, barrier security solutions, and ATM security, as well as fire and life safety, monitoring, and logical security services. The company believes that being BOLD makes a difference in leadership and helps organizations address their most complex security needs.
Brownyard Group
Circle #1220
The Brownyard Group of Bay Shore, New York, provides insurance and risk management for the security industry. Brownyard features a preferred "admitted" market for security firms, complete coverage, and in-house claim services. The Brownyard Educational Center offers training and education for security professionals, including premium reduction through risk management credits.
Circle #1224
The new Security Center Mobile App from Genetec of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, delivers real-time monitoring and emergency information to a user's Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, BlackBerry, or Android device. Security personnel can monitor and control video, access control, and license plate recognition systems. The app offers up to six video feeds on an Apple iPad and the ability to save video snapshots into a photo library. The application is simple to deploy and maintain. Circle 1224.
Circle #1214
RedCloud Enterprise is a Web-based access control solution that enables organizations of all sizes to secure their facilities, people, and assets across multiple offices, buildings or locations from any Web browser. Made by RedCloud, Inc., of Sterling, Virginia, the network appliance leverages an open architecture and integrates identity management and video surveillance to achieve scalability with low cost of ownership. It supports hardware from leading manufacturers, allowing organizations to leverage investments in hardware and retrofit industry-standard door hardware and readers. Circle 1225.
Garrett Metal Detectors
Circle #1214
New from Garrett Metal Detectors of Garland, Texas, is the CSI Pro metal detector. The crime-scene detector is designed for recovering ferrous, nonferrous, and stainless steel metallic crime scene evidence such as bullets, shell casings, weapons, and metallic arson evidence. Waterproof to 10 feet in fresh and saltwater environments, the detector offers multiple features to help identify and separate desired targets from trash targets. It includes headphones, a soft case, and a Garrett CSI Pro-Pointer, a hand-held pinpointer for recovering small metallic evidence. Circle 1222.
CAST Lighting
Circle #1214
Long perimeter fences are especially vulnerable in darkness, and the CAST LED Perimeter Light can reduce this vulnerability and enhance security. Made by CAST Lighting, LLC, of Hawthorne, New Jersey, the durable, energy-efficient luminaire mounts on chain-link fence posts and delivers targeted illumination along extensive perimeters. The easy-to-install light was named "The Most Innovative Product of the Year" at LightFair International 2012. Circle 1226.
Samsung Techwin America
Circle #1223
The SNO-1080R is a weatherproof infrared network camera from Samsung Techwin America of Ridgefield, New Jersey. It provides 30 frames per second in VGA resolution and dual H.264 and M-JPEG video streams. The WiseNetS DSP chipset delivers advanced features such as face detection, noise reduction, and super dynamic range. It includes a 2.3 – 7.9 millimeter varifocal lens, 15 infrared LEDs, power over Ethernet, and wall, ceiling, or surface mounting options.
Circle #1227
RISK 360 from G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc. of Jupiter, Florida, is an incident and case management solution that helps expose and mitigate risk. Featuring powerful tools to manage and investigate incidents, it is accessible via the Internet and adapts to each environment. The mobile application is a smartphone app that gives security officers the ability to report events as they occur, providing management with the data needed to make informed decisions.
EasyLobby/HID Global
Circle #1228
EasyLobby of Needham, Massachusetts, an HID Global business, automates the entire process of registering a visitor and printing a badge. Users capture detailed visitor information in seconds without typing. They can create watch lists for unwanted visitors. Other options include Web-based preregistration, access control integration, and iPad or kiosk visitor self-registration. The affordable software is feature-rich, customizable, and easy to use and install.
Trace Detection
Circle #1230
Rapiscan Systems of Hawthorne, California, has launched the HE50 hand-held explosives detector. The unit puts trace-level explosive-detection sensitivity in a lightweight, hand-held device for high-throughput security situations. It uses noncontact inhalation sampling to detect minute explosive residues without damaging the interrogated surface. The unit offers fast, reliable, and accurate identification of explosives. The intuitive design and user interface makes it easy to use, and it requires no calibration.
Kaba Access Control
Circle #1231
Kaba Access Control of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has introduced the E-Plex Enterprise System with Wireless Option to provide the benefits of a wired, online access control system with the flexibility of standalone locks. Features include centralized access control management of both wireless and standalone locks, emergency global lockdown and remote unlock, broad credential support, and real-time events and alarms. It offers fast data transfer, long battery life, and mesh redundancy.
BRS Labs
Circle #1232
AISight, created by Houston-based BRS Labs, is a behavioral recognition solution for video surveillance. The software learns and memorizes both behavioral patterns and objects in diverse environments. It analyzes visual data by combining behavioral analytics and machine learning. When observed behavior falls outside what is normal for an environment, alerts are generated. The system reports unusual and suspicious behaviors without requiring human intervention.
Concentric Security
Circle #1233
Concentric Security of Sykesville, Maryland, provides a single point of contact for assessments, consulting, construction, maintenance, and training for turnkey security solutions that are unique to a project's needs. Services support an existing facility or assist in new facility design. Construction includes installation of equipment and controls, upgrades and retrofits, and integration of multiple systems. The company specializes in perimeter security solutions for homeland security and force protection applications that meet the federal guidelines and standards.
Research Electronics International
Circle #1229
Research Electronics International (REI) of Algood, Tennessee, provides equipment and technology to protect against the loss of intangible assets and intellectual property. The OSCOR Blue Spectrum Analyzer detects unknown, illegal, and disruptive rogue transmissions across a wide frequency spectrum. The TALAN Telephone and Line Analyzer inspects, analyzes, and tests digital telephone lines and other wiring for taps and other eavesdropping devices. The ORION Non-Linear Junction Evaluator detects hidden electronic devices. The company's Center for Technical Security offers technical surveillance countermeasures training.
Axis Communications
Circle #1234
The AXIS Camera Companion from Axis Communications of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, is a complete video surveillance solution for small systems with up to 16 cameras. It consists of cameras, SD cards, software for PC and mobile devices, and network equipment. Video is recorded to the SD card inside the camera, so there's no need for a separate recording device or computer during operation. It offers HDTV image quality, live viewing from anywhere, and an easy-to-use interface. Circle 1234.
Circle #1235
The Onity Wireless Lock (OWL) from Onity of Duluth, Georgia, offers decision making at the lock. Because it employs standalone power and an intelligent on-board internal database, the system can accommodate up to 5,000 cardholders. It continues to operate, granting or denying access, even when power and network connectivity are lost. Building the controller technology into the lock creates a smart, inexpensive solution to door wiring and network infrastructure. The network and door architecture is economical and reliable.
Digital Identification Solutions
Circle #1237
Digital Identification Solutions of Stuttgart, Germany, is a worldwide provider of secure credential solutions with sales, marketing, and support centers in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas. In North America, reliable modular EDIsecure ID card printers offer unique security features. Advanced Web-based IDExpert SmartACT software helps create and manage secure identity credentials and access cards. Other products include a desktop laser engraving module and passport and visa printing solutions.
Ameristar Fence Products
Circle #1236
The Stalwart IS (Impasse Secure) integrates design elements of a high-security fence with an antiram barrier. Made by Ameristar Fence Products of Tulsa, Oklahoma, the barrier has multiple antiram ratings to suit any project. Made of high-tensile steel and pregalvanized inside and out, it offers superior corrosion protection. Its framework is a raceway for wiring, conduits, and security cabling required around a perimeter. Each component is crafted to discourage scaling and cutting of the barrier for a high level of delay and a visual deterrent.
Circle #1238
Aperio wireless lock technology from ASSA ABLOY of Stockholm, Sweden, can be used in most lock applications, including SARGENT IN100 and PR100 commercial and institutional locks, Adams Rite A100 locks for aluminum and glass storefront doors, Medeco M100 eCylinders, and HES K100 cabinet locks. The wireless platform allows users to expand access control using existing platforms. It uses short-distance wireless communication between the lock and an Aperio hub. The system uses AES 128-bit wireless encryption and supports HID 125 kHz proximity and 13.56 MHz iCLASS credentials.
Circle #1239
DSX-AES256 software from Dallas-based DSX Access Systems, Inc., contains government approved AES-256 bit encryption technology that can be implemented systemwide. Communications to each location can be encrypted with a unique key for that location's field controllers. The software encrypts communications to all panels in that location without using add-on devices. Because encryption technology is inherent in the software and controllers, implementation is easy. All 1040 Series and 1022 controllers can be flash-upgraded to the AES-256 bit version.
iView Systems
Circle #1240
The iGWatch IP Identify face search solution offers an automated subject database search and instantly narrows down possible matches from thousands to one or more individuals in seconds. The system, from iView Systems of Oakville, Ontario, Canada, uses integrated quality and lighting measures to ensure maximum accuracy of potential matches. With full integration into the iTrak Incident Reporting and Risk Management Platform, the complete identification and reporting platform provides incident reporting, investigation management, and risk analysis.
Circle #1241
Intevo from Kantech of Brossard, Quebec, Canada, is an easy-to-deploy integrated security platform that is simple to configure and includes a customized dashboard for easy system management. It is preloaded with the company's EntraPass Corporate Edition security management software and IP video software from American Dynamics. Intevo also supports DSC PowerSeries and MAXSYS alarm panel integration, as well as EntraPass Web client and Go Mobile client.
Circle #1242
GAI-Tronics Corporation of Mohnton, Pennsylvania, has designed its RED ALERT WiFi VoIP Telephones to provide direct point-to-point communications over an existing wireless local area network. They operate from an external 12-48 VDC power source. Besides standard telephone operation, they feature real-time alarm reporting via e-mail or Syslog, allowing system supervisors to monitor the telephones' activity. Four user-configurable inputs and two outputs are included. ADA-compliance features include a Braille HELP label and "call received when lit" indicator.
Circle #1244
Talk-A-Phone Co. of Niles, Illinois, has designed a lightweight emergency phone tower that can be installed by a single person. A multilayer powder coating on aluminum construction reduces waste and polluting emissions. The ETP-MTE Eco emergency phone tower is nine feet tall and features an always-lit LED blue light. Modular construction allows for easy upgrades, while optional internal mounting plates and shelves provide clean mounting solutions for accessories. It accommodates any Talk-A-Phone analog or VoIP flush-mounting emergency phone.
Circle #1245
Perceptics LLC of Knoxville, Tennessee, offers an automated license plate reader that can capture state, province, or country of origin identification on all plate types. The LPR-HR works for retro-reflective and nonretro-reflective plates in day, night, and bad weather conditions with a 95 percent accuracy rating. It can also read plates on cars going as fast as 120 miles per hour. The reader comes with a money-back guarantee.
Circle #1247
Kwantek of Louisville, Kentucky, has introduced New Hire Onboarding to its PreHire Solution. The service eliminates employee hiring paperwork by leading each new hire through a simple online workflow to complete standard employment forms, such as W-4, direct deposit, policy review and acknowledgment, and more. Because all employee documentation is completed and stored electronically, managers can gather onboarding paperwork across multiple office locations and facilities.
Middle Atlantic Products
Circle #1246
Series Protection technology from Middle Atlantic Products of Fairfield, New Jersey, provides instantaneous surge suppression. The patent-pending technology protects audio and video systems from damaging surges and is available in a new family of power distribution units. It has robust nonsacrificial circuitry that ensures reliability. Every model automatically disconnects devices from sustained irregular voltage events and performs automatic recovery when the event ends. Models are available in hardwired, half-width, and full-width versions.
FLIR Systems
Circle #1248
FLIR Systems of Arlington, Virginia, offers a fully integrated wide-area surveillance solution that includes diver detection (via a partnership with Sonardyne). CommandSpace Argus is a preconfigured solution that provides best-in-class sensor performance at a low cost. Radar and camera technologies are designed to work together, and a sophisticated software platform provides point-and-click access to multiple radars and cameras, alarms, event management, and video recording. The company also offers CommandSpace Adaptive Command & Control, an integrated software platform that coordinates full-service security solutions.
Circle #1251
Brivo Systems of Bethesda, Maryland, has introduced a cloud-based physical access control system designed for government agencies. CloudPass provides flexibility, unlimited scalability, and maximized security delivered in a Software-as-a-Service model. The HSPD-12-compliant service makes deployment simple. Field hardware automatically and securely connects to a dedicated, federally compliant hosting center. The fault-tolerant and redundant architecture ensures continuity of operations.
Boon Edam
Circle #1243
The Tourlock 180+90 Security Revolving Door from Boon Edam of Lillington, North Carolina, offers high bidirectional throughput, safe operation, and early return on investment. Optional next-generation antipiggybacking technology, StereoVision 2, eliminates the possibility of two persons' sharing one compartment. Optical and near-infrared sensing technologies accurately build a three-dimensional image that discriminates between a person and a briefcase or bag. The door is used in many government and Fortune 1000 company facilities.
Continental Access
Circle #1252
Continental Access of Amityville, New York, offers a cost-effective solution for compliance with FIPS standards for personal identity verification (TWIC, FRAC, and CAC) in its CA 3000 v2.8 enterprise security platform. The software integrates alarms, locks, video management, and access in an interoperable system that can be scaled for one to 16,000 doors. The robust software and controllers team up to deliver fast door-open times and full data downloads in minutes.
Circle #1249
The ASSA ABLOY Security Continuum mobile application makes it easy to choose the appropriate access control locking solution for any door opening. New from ASSA ABLOY of Stockholm, Sweden, the app guides users through the selection process. Once the right solution is selected, it can be added to a projects list for easy reference or e-mailed to an ASSA ABLOY integrated solutions specialist for further consultation. The app is available for iPad, iPhone, and Android devices.
Circle #1253
TruPortal access control solutions from Interlogix of Bradenton, Florida, deliver reliable, high-end technology that installs quickly and easily. Ideal for small to mid-sized installations, the Web-based application requires no additional server. The exclusive Install Wizard makes configuration simple and quick. The technology works seamlessly with the company's TruVision video line to streamline compatibility and service issues.
Designed Security, Inc. (DSI)
Circle #1254
The Entry Sentry Tailgate Detection System from Designed Security, Inc., of Bastrop, Texas, uses 32 infrared sensors to detect tailgating through any door or hallway and notifies security when more than one person enters at a time. Its advanced sensor technology recognizes inanimate objects, and adjustable sensitivity helps eliminate false alerts. The easy-to-install solution can be configured to trigger local or remote alarms, and it integrates with access control systems.
Circle #1250
Perspective by PPM 2000 of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is a solution for reporting incidents, managing investigations, and building cases. Users can query data for trending, risk mitigation, and performance metrics, enabling them to assess events and make informed decisions that reduce the risk of litigation, optimize resource allocation, and demonstrate return on investment. It covers planning, response, documentation, and investigation, and it offers innovations for mobility, workflow, and dynamic link analysis. The solution can be configured for a single department or implemented across an enterprise.
Protection 1
Circle #1256
Protection 1 of Boynton Beach, Florida, specializes in delivering custom-designed, multisite commercial security solutions. The national company has 65 local offices across the United States to serve customers where they are. A single team provides a seamless approach that includes design, installation, monitoring and ongoing technical support. Service includes 24-hour security monitoring. The company has earned an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau for its excellent service.
Southwest Microwave
Circle #1255
Southwest Microwave, Inc., of Tempe, Arizona, combines smart-sensor technology and seamless networking capabilities in the INTREPID MicroWave 330. Advanced digital signal processing enables detection of intruders and continuous monitoring of alarm and tamper switch status, signal strength, and detection parameters. Field-selectable digital algorithms filter environmental disturbances to minimize nuisance alarms. The system offers superior beam control within narrow corridors, and six crystal-controlled modulation channels and built-in synchronization allow multiple sensors to operate simultaneously.
Circle #1257
MorphoAccess VP, a reader that fuses fingerprint and finger vein technology in a single device, was awarded the title of Best New Product in the Security Industry Association's 2012 New Product Showcase. Made by MorphoTrak of Alexandria, Virginia, the access and time reader can be configured for extreme security applications, with mandatory matching of both the fingerprint and veins simultaneously, or used for fingerprints or veins alone. Compatible with new and legacy systems, its IP-65 rating makes it suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Team NiSCA
Circle #1258
The PR-C201 retransfer printer from Team NiSCA of Somerset, New Jersey, offers high-speed printing of high-quality images on more than 160 cards per hour. Retransfer printing technology uses dye sublimation to print a high-resolution image in reverse directly onto the film base; the printer then thermally transfers the image and film onto the card surface via heat and pressure. The printer is available with an optional encoder, magnetic stripe encoder, contact encoder, and/or contactless encoder.
Circle #1259
The EAX-300 Battery Powered Door-Propped Alarm from Detex Corporation of New Braunfels, Texas, sounds an alert when a secure door is propped open. It can be field-set for door-open times ranging from one second to two minutes. A 100-decibel alarm alerts employees, then silences when the door is closed. A 9-volt battery powers the alarm, and installation is quick and easy.
Circle #1260
AlertEnterprise of Fremont, California, delivers security convergence software to safeguard critical infrastructure from fraud, theft, and sabotage. It offers physical-logical identity and access management that automates and enables policy enforcement. It links existing access control and video surveillance systems with enterprise applications for situational intelligence and incident management, and it enables real-time risk analysis based on multiple information sources, including identity databases, enterprise identity and access management systems, and more. Its visitor management system manages multiple visitor types across multiple applications and control systems.
Circle #1269
The new FC-Series of thermal cameras from FLIR of Wilsonville, Oregon, use Wide Dynamic Range Thermal for superior image quality. Combined with optimized video streams, WDR thermal provides accurate results from analytics—even in challenging environments, such as facing the rising or setting sun. FC-Series cameras also provide simultaneous analog and IP video outputs, so they work with legacy installations and are ready for network upgrades. They are backed by FLIR's 10-year detector warranty.
Circle #1270
MBM Corporation of North Charleston, South Carolina, offers a shredder model with an automatic oiler.The Destroyit 2604 makes large-capacity shredding easy and convenient. The electronic capacity control indicator helps prevent paper jams, while automatic oil injection ensures optimum performance at all times. Features like the multifunction control element and an electronically controlled safety shield make it safe. Heavy-duty, hardened steel cutting shafts are covered by a lifetime warranty. A strip-cut and two cross-cut models are available in addition to a super micro-cut model for maximum security.
Circle #1271
Alabama Metal Industries Corporation (AMICO) of Birmingham, Alabama, has introduced the ANC Composite Fence System. The revolutionary barrier does not conduct electricity and is invisible to radar. Available in different thicknesses and openings for specific security needs, it is also nonmagnetic, fire-retardant, and corrosion resistant. The easy-to-install system is ideal for the energy industry, air and marine transportation, and utility substations.
Circle #1261
The Picolo.net HD4 from Euresys of Angleur, Belgium, is an IP video encoder with four HDcctv/HD-SDI inputs delivering multiple encoded streams over the IP network. HDcctv supports the connection of full HD 11080p30 or 720p60 cameras over at least 100 meters of standard RG59 cable. The encoder encodes the HD video using H.264 or M-JPEG, and streams it over the IP network. The streaming API is compliant with ONVIF, ensuring seamless interoperability with video management software from major manufacturers.
Par-Kut International, Inc.
Circle #1262
Par-Kut International, Inc., of Harrison Township, Michigan, specializes in the manufacture of portable steel buildings for security checkpoints, guard booths, and customs inspection booths and enclosures. Buildings are electrically complete and include rigid welded steel frame, doors, windows, insulation, floors, and countertops. The company can provide architectural detailing to fit the needs of virtually any setting, working with different roofs, windows, awnings, finishes, and accessories.
Circle #1263
The CheckVideo High-Definition Outdoor Bullet Camera (CV135) is a megapixel security camera that includes video analytics, digital video recording, and video surveillance as a service (VSaaS) in a complete, cloud-based intelligent video solution. Made by CheckVideo of Reston, Virginia, the camera monitors video for events and sends real-time alerts. Because it detects people and vehicles—not just motion—it reduces nuisance alarms. Alerts can be sent to e-mail, smartphones, remote monitoring services, or the secure CheckVideo Web Portal, where video can be accessed remotely.
Medeco High Security Locks (ASSA ABLOY)
Circle #1264
Medeco High Security Locks of Salem, Virginia, allows key system administrators to remotely program Logic and M3 Logic keys from any location using its CLIQ Web Manager Web-based software. There is no need to visit a door or have possession of a key to change access rights or capture audit information, which can be sent or retrieved from the key via an IP Remote Wall Programming Device. Devices communicate via power over Ethernet or a standard Internet connection.
Circle #1265
New one- and two-megapixel pan-tilt-zoom cameras from Avigilon of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, offer highest image quality, precise positioning, and predictable high-speed tracking. Customers benefit from lower bandwidth and storage requirements, yielding cost savings and a need for less hardware. The cameras offer 20X optical zoom and 12X digital zoom and 30 frames per second. They feature a custom-designed bubble for high-definition video, and are made specifically to monitor expansive areas. They come with a three-year limited warranty.
Circle #1266
Nasatka Security, Inc., develops and manufactures turnkey security integration solutions, especially vehicular access-control devices for maximum-security applications. Additional products include CCTV, video surveillance, intrusion detection, and passive barriers. Among its latest offerings is a 20-foot mobile barrier, which is also available in 12- and 16-foot models. These versatile barriers can be deployed and operational in 12 minutes, protecting targeted facilities, entry control points, and special events. There is no surface, footing, or barrier anchoring preparation required.
Circle #1267
Honeywell of Louisville, Kentucky, has integrated its high-security Vindicator intrusion detection system into its Pro-Watch security management platform. The solution offers a single interface for monitoring access control and alarm events. Users can have advanced monitoring and reporting capabilities using a layered approach to reduce security threats. The technology drives seamless integration to any third-party system.
Booth #2911
The Command Centre from Gallagher of North Kansas City, Missouri, delivers centrally configured and managed access control, intruder alarm, and perimeter securing. Residing on an organization's IT network and storing cardholder information enable the software to automatically execute business policy by enforcing compliance with regulations. The platform supports multiple zones within a single site or multiple facilities and uses the most secure encryption technology. Integrated intruder alarm management keeps security personnel informed of all incidents.
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DIE Veneris, 13 die Martii.
Additional Bill against the Importation of Foreign Cattle.
Alnage Bill.
Paston's and Tenants of Horton Bill.
Herbert versus Sir J. Lenthall.
Norden versus Hawles.
Errors in the Judgement against Holles, Sir J. Elliot, & al. to be argued.
Toomes and Etherington in Error.
L. Stafford, beyond Sea, leaving his Proxy to be considered.
Writs of Certiorari Bill.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
Mr. Attorney General is appointed to attend the
Committee concerning the Bill against importing Foreign
Cattle, To-morrow Morning, at Nine of the Clock.
ORDERED, That the Committee concerning Trade
do meet this Afternoon concerning the Bill about Alnage; and the Earl of Bath is added to that Committee.
Upon the Second Reading of the Bill, intituled, "An
Act to confirm an Agreement, between William Paston
Esquire, Lord of the Manor of Horton, and the Tenants of the said Manor, for the Enclosure of Part of
the Wastes of the said Manor, for the Preservation
and Growth of Wood and Timber;" as also upon
reading the Petition of Sir Dennis Gawden and Sir
Thomas Stephens Knights, in the Behalf of themselves
and the Freeholders, Tenants, and Inhabitants, of the
several Parishes of Yate, Market Sodbury, Old Sodbury,
and Little Sodbury, in the County of Glocester; praying,
that they may be heard, by Counsel, what they shall
offer against the passing of the said Bill:
It is ORDERED, That Counsel shall be heard, at this
Bar, as well on the Behalf of the said Petitioners as of
the said William Paston, on Tuesday the Seventh Day of
April next, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon.
Upon reading the humble Petition of Zouch Herbert,
a Prisoner in the King's Bench Prison, complaining of
the barbarous Usage he had suffered under, by about
Two and Twenty Persons, Servants and Retainers to Sir
John Lenthall, Marshal of the said Prison:
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That the said Sir John
Lenthall shall put in his Answer in Writing to the said
Petition on Wednesday the 18th of March Instant, at
Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon; and that the leaving of this Order with the said Sir John Lenthall, or
his Deputy, at the King's Bench Prison, shall be a sufficient Notice for that Purpose.
Upon Report made by the Earl of Dorsett from the
Lords Committees for Petitions, "That, having considered of the Petition and Appeal of John Norden
Esquire, from a Decree and Dismission made by the
Court of Chancery, in a Cause there lately depending between the Petitioner and Thomas Hawles
Esquire, their Lordships are of Opinion, that the said
Petition is fit to be retained by this House:"
It is thereupon ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual
and Temporal assembled in Parliament, That this House
will hear Counsel, at the Bar, concerning the Matters
complained of in the said Petition, on Thursday the
Ninth Day of April next, at Ten of the Clock in the
Forenoon; whereof timely Notice is to be given to the
said Thomas Hawles, to the End he may be prepared for
the said Hearing accordingly.
Whereas there is a Writ of Error depending in this
House, upon a Judgement given in the Court of King's
Bench in 5to
Caroli Primi, against Denzell Holles Esquire,
now Lord Holles, Baron of Ifeild, and others, wherein
the said Lord Holles hath assigned Errors:
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal
in Parliament assembled, That the said Errors shall be
argued, at this Bar, by Counsel, on Wednesday the 8th
Day of April next, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon; whereof timely Notice is to be given to Mr.
Attorney General, to the End he may be thereupon
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Asia-based giant Huawei is expanding further into Europe, Ericsson is after more market share via acquisitions, and Samsung is growing in LTE. Those are just three of the companies on the move, Technology Business Research notes in its "3Q12 Telecom Vendor Benchmark."
Traditional players Nokia Siemens and Alcatel-Lucent are in the midst of restructuring, with decisions that impact their equipment, services and software businesses. Al-Lu is planning to sell assets, while NSN has already taken steps to do so, including the unloading of its BSS and optical segments.
"At an aggregate level, the infrastructure market is going through a rough patch as legacy technologies are seeing steep declines in demand; however, vendors are seeing sustained growth in LTE sales," said Chris Antlitz, an analyst in TBR's networking & mobility practice. "One of the biggest beneficiaries thus far has been NSN, which saw gross and operating margins expand in 3Q12, thanks to large-scale LTE deployment contracts with SoftBank and KDDI in Japan and operators in South Korea."
Nokia Siemens secured more than 60 commercial LTE contracts by the end of the third quarter. Ericsson is also capitalizing on LTE demand, TBR noted, as it owns LTE deals with all four Tier 1 U.S. operators, and will continue to outperform other vendors as the Sprint Network Vision contract continues during 2013 and T-Mobile's LTE contract ramps up, the researcher said.
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NASHVILLE — U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., today blamed President Barack Obama and his Democratic congressional allies for today's partial federal government shutdown and predicted the standoff will have little effect.
"I think you may see a partial shutdown for several days," Blackburn said earlier today during an appearance on Fox & Friends. "But people are probably going to realize that they can live with a lot less government then what they thought they needed."
Tennessee Democratic Party Chairman Roy Herron later fired back at Blackburn and her fellow congressional Republicans, including U.S. Rep. Scott DesJarlais, R-Tenn.
"Congressional Republicans are cutting off the pay of almost a million U.S. workers, but continue to pay the least productive, most wasteful, least efficient and highly paid federal workers — themselves," Herron said in a news release. "Because congressional Republicans refuse to do their work, federal workers cannot do our work."
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"They wanted a government shutdown," Blackburn said. "They feel it gives them a political advantage. And we continue to say will you please work with us because the American people didn't want a shutdown. They don't want Obamacare."
She acknowledged the fight over a measure temporarily funding government operations, which Republicans first sought to use to defund the federal Affordable Care Act or Obamacare and then to delay a mandate on personal coverage, is likely to get tangled up with the looming debate over increasing the federal debt ceiling. The administration says an increase is needed by Oct. 17.
Meanwhile, a just-released poll by Quinnipiac University says American voters overwhelmingly oppose by a 72-22 percent margin shutting down the federal government to block Obamacare. They also opposed by a 64-27 margin using the debt ceiling issue to stop Obamacare, the national poll of 1,497 voters found. The poll has a 2.5 percent margin of error.
Andy Sher is a Nashville-based staff writer covering Tennessee state government and politics for the Times Free Press. A Washington correspondent from 1999-2005 for the Times Free Press, Andy previously headed up state Capitol coverage for The Chattanooga Times, worked as a state Capitol reporter for The Nashville Banner and was a contributor to The Tennessee Journal, among other publications. Andy worked for 17 years at The Chattanooga Times covering police, health care, county government, ...


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One of the greatest comedians of all times died of a speed ball injection a speed ball is a mixture of heroin and cocaine.
Kurt Cobain
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Jim Morrison
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SALT LAKE CITY (January 9, 2013) Extra Life, the largest one-day charity gaming event, and its participants raised a record $2,020,000 to support nonprofit childrens hospitals across the U.S. and Canada. Players sign up for Extra Life and get sponsored by friends and family for every hour of game play. All funds go to the players designated Childrens Miracle Network Hospital.
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"We are absolutely thrilled, but not surprised, with 2012's amazing team effort to help kids at hospitals across North America and beyond," said Jeromy Doc Adams, founder of Extra Life and the program's director at CMN Hospitals. "Gamers of all kinds and ages came through and showed their ability to impact their communities through gaming. Our participants and supporters once again showed the Extra Life movement has the momentum to keep growing."
New partnerships were one of the principal drivers of Extra Lifes success in 2012, including one with the Entertainment Software Association Foundation (ESAF), the philanthropic arm of the U.S. computer and video game industry. Extra Life received a warm endorsement from industry leaders at ESAFs Nite to Unite for Kids the video game industrys annual black-tie fundraiser. The partnership will continue into 2013 with increased involvement from the organization and video game publishers.
Extra Lifes success reflects the generosity of the video game industry and our dedication to improving the lives of Americas children, said Jenny Lai, vice president of ESAF. We were proud to partner with CMN Hospitals in this record-setting year, and look forward to building on this tremendous achievement in 2013.
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DATE & TIME: Saturday, March 9, 8 p.m. (et).
FACTS & STATS: Site: Tudor Fieldhouse (5,760) -- Houston, Texas. Television: None. Home Record: Tulsa 9-5, Rice 5-10. Away Record: Tulsa 4-7, Rice 0-11. Neutral Record: Tulsa 2-2, Rice 0-3. Conference Record: Tulsa 7-8, Rice 1-14. Series Record: Tulsa leads, 26-6.
GAME NOTES: The Tulsa Golden Hurricane will try to continue their dominance over the Rice Owls tonight when the two close out the Conference USA regular season against one another at Tudor Fieldhouse in Houston on Saturday night.
Tulsa has won 13 straight meetings and leads the all-time series with Rice, 26-6. The Owls have not won a head-to-head matchup since 2005.
The Golden Hurricane fell into a tie for the fifth seed for the upcoming C-USA Tournament with Wednesday's 71-65 setback to SMU. After a solid start in league play, they have faded a bit down the stretch with losses in three of their last four outings. Tulsa needs a win and a UAB loss on Saturday to lock up the final bye in next week's conference tourney.
Rice is firmly entrenched at the bottom of the C-USA standings with a dismal 1-14 league mark. The Owls have lost each of their last nine contests entering tonight's final regular-season game, and that includes 84-62 setback at Houston. However, it is worth noting that all five of their wins this season have come inside Tudor Fieldhouse.
Tulsa knocked down 9-of-26 3-point tries against SMU, while the Mustangs were 0-of-2. However, SMU dominated the interior play to the tune of a 40-18 scoring advantage in the paint. The Mustangs shot 51.8 percent from the floor, compared to Tulsa's 37.9 percent effort. James Woodard had 17 points and Scottie Haralson scored 13 in the loss. Woodard paces the squad with 12.0 points and 5.7 rebounds per game this season. However, in 14 conference games he is shooting just 37 percent from the floor and is averaging only 9.7 points. Pat Swilling, Jr. is averaging 10.6 ppg for the seasons and a team- best 11.0 ppg in league play. He ranks second in the conference with 2.5 3- pointers per game. Haralson rounds out the team's double-digit scorers with 10.2 ppg.
Rice's Tamir Jackson came within one point of matching his season-high with 25 points at Houston on Wednesday. It was Jackson's fifth straight game with at least 19 points as he helped the Owls trim a 19-point deficit down to nine in the second half. However, the Cougars were just too strong down the stretch as they pulled away late. Austin Ramljak joined Jackson in double figures with 14 points, as he buried four 3-pointers to take over eighth place on Rice's single-season 3-pointer list, with 64. Julian DeBose added 11 points in the loss. On the season, Jackson leads the team with 16.9 points and 5.9 rebounds per game. DeBose and Max Guercy are both averaging 10.0 ppg, and each member of that trio has been in the starting lineup together for every game this season.
Tulsa has absolutely owned Rice over the last seven-plus years. Although the Golden Hurricane are not playing their best basketball leading into this final game, they certainly have enough firepower to take down the lowly Owls once more.
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In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until light and fluffy.
Add flour; beat until mixture forms a ball. Cover and refrigerate
for 1 hour.
For filling, in a large skillet, saute mushrooms in butter. Drain and
pat dry. Return to the pan; stir in cream cheese until melted. Stir
in salt and thyme; set aside.
On a lightly floured surface, roll dough to 1/16-in. thickness; cut
into 2-1/2-in. circles. Press onto the bottoms and up the sides of
greased miniature muffin cups. Place a rounded teaspoonful of
filling in each cup.
Bake at 350° for 12-17 minutes or until edges are lightly
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Joshua Dean Real Estate is fighting to protect your family, community and real estate consumer rights. The real estate industry and the real estate agents that make this industry their profession seem to come under a constant assault from people outside of the industry. I think it is fairly accurate to say that most people that have sold a home certainly question the real estate commissions that are paid in order to market and sell a home. However, REALTORS do a lot more than put a sign in your yard, a lockbox on your door, and pick up a commission check at the closing.
REALTORS and the professional REALTOR Associations that they are members of work tirelessly to fight for your rights and make sure that you and your family are protected in your real estate transaction. Most of this activity happens behind the scenes so you may not always know it is going on. A few of the things that REALTORS continually do to protect you include;
With over 1 million members strong, REALTORS represent the largest trade organization in the United States; the National Association of REALTORS. We are your neighbors, your real estate educators, and your friends. Issues that affect you also affect us. This is just one of the many reasons why we fight so hard to ensure that your rights are protected. At Joshua Dean Real Estate, it's not just about ensuring that our agents are able to financially support themselves and their families; it's about making sure that our families, friends, and real estate clients are educated about the real estate process and understand the great lengths that we go to to ensure the rights of your family and community are constantly protected.
The links below will take you to recent legislation and issues that REALTORS, like Joshua Dean Real Estate, are fighting for.


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Our film critics didn't come away from Christopher Nolan's space epic Interstellar with much praise, but it did get us thinking about other flicks -- epics, comedies, and truly weird classics -- set in or about the great beyond. Below are our 25 favorite space movies since the Big Bang.
James Brown was, of course, the Godfather of Soul and The Hardest Working Man in Show Business. But all that he worked to grab those titles over decades seemed to come crashing down through much of the '80s and '90s. That's when he derailed into years of drug and domestic abuse, erratic behavior, w ... More >>
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Daniel L. Boxell, 69, of Decatur, died in Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne on Sunday.
He was born to Melvin B. and Evelyn P. Boxell.
Among survivors are his mother and three sons, Ross Boxell of Decatur and DeWayne and Mark Boxell of Nokomis, Florida.
Funeral services will be held at noon on Friday in Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Home at Anderson, with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Visitation is 11 a.m. to noon Friday.
Irene M. Bultemeier, 88, of Decatur, died at 8:04 a.m. Sunday in Adams Memorial Hospital. She was born on October 16, 1922, in Adams County to August and Johanna Gallmeyer Buuck.
She married Clarence H. Bultemeier on May 25, 1941; he passed away on August 17, 2004.
She assisted her husband in operating Bultemeier Construction in Decatur, as she handled the bookkeeping and payroll duties.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Haggard and Sefton Funeral Home for Anne M. Gage, 54, of rural Decatur, who died Monday at Adams Memorial Hospital.
Freda J. Mattingly, 89, of New Haven, died on Saturday, November 20, 2010, at home.
Born in Henry County, Ohio, she was the daughter of Harry and Bessie Graham Hitt.
She is survived by her children, Marjean (Kenneth) Hormann of Wolcottville; Noreen (Gary) Provo of Logansport; Lawrence J. Mattingly, Jr. of Angola; and Kent (fiance, Mia Bayron) Mattingly of Fort Wayne; 13 grandchildren; and 24 great-grandchildren.
An addition to a business building on Patterson St. in Industrial Park was demolished as firefighters extinguished a blaze late Sunday night.
However, the two businesses located in the main portion of the building — Sportsman's Lodge and Haugk Companies — are operating as usual, with no damage, Decatur Assistant Fire Chief Jim Hitchcock said this morning.
In what could be considered the "last hurrah" for Decatur Police Department Detective Eric "Keebie" Meyer, two men wanted in connection with the armed robbery on November 10 at the S.M.O.K.E.S. Tobacco Shop were apprehended in Fort Wayne on Monday.
South Side took advantage of a weary Bellmont squad, playing its third game in four days, with an aggressive full court press and squeezed out a 71-51 verdict at the Archers' gym..
Despite the 20-point loss, which snapped a two-game Bellmont winning streak, Coach Tory Fuelling was pleased with the fight that his club put up. South's press resulted in 20 first-half turnovers, but the Squaws cut that in half in the second half.
PORTLAND—Jay County sank Adams Central, 221-80, in girls' varsity swimming on Monday.
One-meter diving—(1) Megan Taylor (JC), 182.2. AC's Alisen Barger was third at 126.8.
200-yard medley relay—(1) JC, 2:01.54 (Charlotte Becot, Eme Miller, Mary Hudson, Caitlin Mark). AC was third, fourth, and fifth. The third-place team included YuLeeza McCullough, Ali McClain, Whitney Landis, and Barger.


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The College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend is giving people an added incentive to visit before it closes its doors for good at the end of the year.
Admission for the final two days of operation, December 29 and 30, will only cost two-dollars a person, and the gift shop is having a two-for-one special on all purchases.
All of the proceeds from admission and gift shop purchases for the final two days will be donated to football programs at five South Bend city high schools.
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A Florida teen is accused of poisoning his teacher's drink with hand sanitizer.
The 15-year-old boy, a student at South Walton High School in Santa Rosa Beach, was arrested Tuesday.
He has been charged with poisoning his teacher's Diet Coke with Germ X, the Northwest Florida Daily News reported.
The teacher is fine, although she became physically ill and went to the hospital after drinking the tainted soda.
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When you think of mountain biking, you probably picture an actual mountain but there is a trail right here in Omaha, Tranquility Park Trail and it gets a lot of traffic too.
"You think of mountain biking and of course you think of the mountains," said Eric Geiger.
But take a ride along Tranquility Park Mountain Bike Trail and you might be fooled.
"It goes through the prairie grass out here, through indigenous trees, through pastures and trees and goes back out through the entrance," said Roxanne Feagan.
The dirt paths didn't form themselves, instead the all volunteer non-profit, Trails Have Our Respect (also known as THOR), built and maintains the trail. They call themselves "dirt addicts" and it's because of them that this trail became the first approved off road trail system in the city limits.
"The trail is about 10 miles long. It's a single track," said Reagan.
And it's for all age and skill level.
"Every time you come out here you just get better all the time," said Reagan.
"If you get out here and get on the trails you kind of forget that you're in suburbia," said Feagan.
It's a mountain biking experience in an unlikely place.
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What makes Stefano Pilati tick? Find out in London next week...
Ever been curious to step into the mind of one of fashion's designer geniuses? Be curious no more, as you can find out what makes Yves Saint Laurent creative director Stefano Pilati tick when he pops over to London next week to speak at the London College of Fashion.
Part of the Sunday Times Style lecture series, Pilati will participate in a question-and-answer session on October 29 about his climb to the top of the fashion world - and, not being one to mince words (see: "Tom [Ford] is talented but not gifted") you can bet it'll be interesting to say the least!
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11 June 2013 15:10
An all-new 850cc street-focused triple for just £6799? Meet the future of Yamaha…
Yamaha have released details of one of their most important new bikes in decades, the MT-09. It's an all-new naked middleweight designed specifically for the European market with a brand-new 850cc transverse three-cylinder engine, upright riding position, distinctive styling – and a hugely attractive price tag of just £6799.
Yamaha took the unusual step of publicly admitting at the 2012 Cologne motorcycle show it wasn't doing enough to bring out exciting motorcycles, wasn't selling enough bikes and was losing customers as they went elsewhere.
Now Yamaha wants the world to understand its back.
At the heart of the new bike is the 850cc motor which the firm promises will deliver instant throttle response with lots of low and mid-range torque. Peak power is a claimed 115bhp at 10,500rpm with 62lbft of torque at 8500rpm. This puts it almost bang in the middle of the sort of performance from the Triumph Street triple 675 and the Speed Triple 1050.
Engine highlights• 850cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke 3-cylinder DOHC 4-valve• 'Crossplane philosophy' for linear torque output• 115hp @ 10,500rpm• 85 Nm @ 8,500rpm• 78mm x 59.1mm bore x stroke• 120º crank with firing sequence at 0º, 240º and 480º• Forged aluminium pistons and direct-plated cylinders • Newly-designed 6-speed transmission with compact clutch• Yamaha D-mode switchable mapping
Yamaha's vice-president sales and marketing (and a former boss of Yamaha UK) Andy Smith spoke exclusively to MCN to explain just what is going on, why the MT-09 is so exciting… and why Yamaha doesn't mind if you don't like it.
Smith said: "Some people may not like this bike, some people may not get it, may not get what we are doing with this bike but we are willing to accept the risk that some people don't like it because we think that is better than the current situation where 100% of people think we make nice bikes but don't buy them."
What Yamaha wants is to take a slice of the large European market for naked bikes dominated by the European manufacturers. If you want a clear idea of the sort of bikes Yamaha has in mind then think Ducati Monster, Triumph Speed Triple, BMW F800 and even the KTM 990 Super Duke.
Smith added: "Yamaha used to lead the market in lots of different categories and areas and we want to get that back. The MT-09 is the dawn of a new era for Yamaha and over the next five years everyone will see we are serious about motorcycles and we are going to reverse the fact we haven't been as focussed on markets like Europe as we should have been."
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Tech SpecsEngine: Liquid-cooled, 120-degree, 847cc (78 x 59.1mm), inline triple, 12v, 6 gears, chain drive.Claimed power: 115bhp @ 10,500rpmClaimed torque: 62ftlb @ 8500rpmChassis: Aluminium die-cast sectional frame, aluminium die-cast asymmetrical double-sided swingarmSuspension: Front: Inverted 41mm fork, rebound adjustable Rear: Link type monocross with horizontal shock, rebound & preload adjustableClaimed kerb weight: 188kg Brakes: Front: 2 x 298mm front discs with radial mounted 4-piston calipers. Rear: 245mm rear disc with pin-slide caliper Front tyre: 120/70 R17Rear tyre: 180/55 R17Fuel capacity: 14 litresContact: www.yamaha-motor.eu/uk
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Unusual step?
18 June 2013 01:23
Good direction, but..
17 June 2013 19:52
new FZX750
looks like the old FZX750, that was a real winner......................, another shot that doesn't hit the target, don't get me wrong I love yamaha, all they had to do was build an FZ8 with 130bhp, fully adjustable suspension and no flat spots
17 June 2013 12:18
Where is.....
the 1100cc superbike triple?(i honestly don't mind who makes it)
that perhaps might wear the number 46!
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I thought I'd be disappointed in the writing, but I wasn't. Yes, some of it could have been better, but it wasn't horrible to me.
I like Ana. Totally. Personally I could totally relate to a lot of what she was feeling/thinking. The only part I DIDN'T like is that Grey seems too weak to me. Much of what was in the contract and talked about never came to pass, so the disappointing part for me is that she never really is a submissive to him
I am halfway through book two, so maybe that changes... but IDK, he is just getting weaker, IMO...
Damn, so like I thought - it's not going to get better for me, is it He's getting too "weak" too vanilla already.
I like a good sexy book, but I have to be able to let my mind follow along with the images - the writing was so bad that just couldn't happen. I'm kind of sad about it, too, since I miss the sex books of old and would love to get into a new one.
I tried... I really did. But the writing was just terrible. And the characters were so bland.
There was just too much:
Ana biting her lip. Christian telling her to stop biting her lip. HOLY CRAP! HOLY SHIT! On every other page.
And really - a college student going into publishing who doesn't have her own computer, who refers to checking email as "opening up the email program"... This is just out of touch.
I'm really letdown!
Also, I heard on the radio this morining that the author is planning on writing the same series from Christian's point of view
My thoughts on the book are that BDSM is presented as something he needs because he's broken. And one day he just loves her enough that voila! he no longer needs it.
ehhhhh, what about safety and trust and two adults making a decision to particpate in BDSM together, whether on a trial basis or as a something more frequent?
I've read all three of the books. Grey was F'd up royally (as he says, 50 shades of it, right?). IMO, few good/qualified Doms are that F'd up. And if they are, they don't magically heal because of the love of a good person.
If all the F'd up people in the world magically healed through the love of a good person, we wouldn't need SI, right?
By the way, I would and have, by a lake. I highly recommend it. :)
And really - a college student going into publishing who doesn't have her own computer, who refers to checking email as "opening up the email program"... This is just out of touch.
the most jarring thing was how 50 years old she seemed
I'd much rather read about a 50-yo woman and a 30-yo billionaire than a 30-yo billionaire and a 22-yo virgin.
"Never do ANYTHING that hurts!"
"It's a great way to lose your virginity then quit."


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Philae finds a new home on a massive comet and the Expedition 41 crew lands home after a successful mission to the ISS.
Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau and Dale Weise each scored twice as the Habs notched their fifth consecutive victory Saturday.
Max Pacioretty scored twice and Dale Weise completed a Gordie Howe hat trick as the Habs beat the Bruins handily.
Remembrance Day ceremonies across Canada
'Lichtgrenze 2014', a light installation featuring 8,000 luminous white balloons, commemorates the division of Berlin on the 25th anniversary of the fall of the wall.
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A woman is dead and her partner is seriously injured after a car smashed into their bedroom in a community 60 kilometres north of Montreal Sunday.
Lars Eller broke a 1-1 deadlock midway through the second period and Max Pacioretty scored in the third to give the Montreal Canadiens a 3-1 victory over the visiting New York Rangers.
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