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The Ignacio High School girls soccer team stays positive win or lose, coach Andrew Fenity said, but on Tuesday the Bobcats had reason to feel even better than usual. The Ignacio girls beat the Center Vikings 4-1 for their first victory of the season. �It feels amazing,� Fenity said. �It feels like all the hard work we�ve been doing in the preseason and in practice is finally paying off.� Fenity said the Bobcats� touch on the ball has gotten better over the season. They�re keeping their heads up, playing to the open spaces and making the ball do the work for them, he said. On Tuesday, it was Destinee Lucero who made that ball work most. She scored a hat trick, with three goals in the first half � two of them in the first 10 minutes of play and the third late in the half. �We started at a very fast, rapid pace offensively,� Fenity said. �She played phenomenal. Her touch on the ball was absolutely incredible. She�s really blossomed into a really good offensive threat.� Carly Barborinas, whom Fenity also described as �phenomenal,� added the fourth goal halfway through the second half. Although the offense came out focused, Fenity said the defense was a little lackadaisical at first. That didn�t last though, and he said defender Kayla Knipp had a standout game of her own. �It�s her first year, and she played utterly aggressive the entire match and never stopped running,� Fenity said. The Vikings� lone goal found net with 10 seconds to go in the match. The Bobcats (1-4) play at Ridgway on Friday before taking on Pagosa Springs at home at 11 a.m. on Saturday. Although the girls are always positive, Fenity said wants to see them continue to taste victory. �I would like the girls to realize how awesome it is to compete on the soccer field and have a final result that favors us,� Fenity said.
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Abstract: | The shift from print to digital information has a high impact on all components of the academic library system in India especially the users, services and the staff. Though information is considered as an important resource, the use of ICT tools to collect and disseminate information has been in a slow pace in majority of the University libraries This may be due to various factors like insufficient funds, inadequate staff trained in handling computers and software packages, administrative concerns etc. In Kerala, automation has been initiated in almost all University libraries using library automation software and is under different stages of completion. There are not much studies conducted about the effects of information communication technologies on the professional activities of library professionals in the universities in Kerala. It is important to evaluate whether progress in ICT has had any impact on the library profession in these highest educational institutions. The aim of the study is to assess whether the developments in information communication technologies have any influence on the library professionals' professional development, and the need for further education and training in the profession and evaluate their skills in handling developments in ICT. The total population of the study is 252 including the permanently employed professional library staff in central libraries and departmental libraries in the main campuses of the universities under study. This is almost a census study of the defined population of users. The questionnaire method was adopted for collection of data for this study, supplemented by interviews of Librarians to gather additional information. Library Professionals have a positive approach towards ICT applications and services in Libraries, but majority do not have the opportunities to develop their skills and competencies in their work environment. To develop competitive personnel in a technologically advanced world, high priority must be given to develop competence in ICT applications, library management and soft skills in library professionals, by the University administrators and Library associations. Library science schools and teaching departments across the country have to take significant steps to revise library science curriculum, and incorporate significant changes to achieve the demands and challenges of library science profession. |
Description: | Department of Computer Science, Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2362 |
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Abstract: | Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a multi sequence medical imaging technique in which stacks of images are acquired with different tissue contrasts. Simultaneous observation and quantitative analysis of normal brain tissues and small abnormalities from these large numbers of different sequences is a great challenge in clinical applications. Multispectral MRI analysis can simplify the job considerably by combining unlimited number of available co-registered sequences in a single suite. However, poor performance of the multispectral system with conventional image classification and segmentation methods makes it inappropriate for clinical analysis. Recent works in multispectral brain MRI analysis attempted to resolve this issue by improved feature extraction approaches, such as transform based methods, fuzzy approaches, algebraic techniques and so forth. Transform based feature extraction methods like Independent Component Analysis (ICA) and its extensions have been effectively used in recent studies to improve the performance of multispectral brain MRI analysis. However, these global transforms were found to be inefficient and inconsistent in identifying less frequently occurred features like small lesions, from large amount of MR data. The present thesis focuses on the improvement in ICA based feature extraction techniques to enhance the performance of multispectral brain MRI analysis. Methods using spectral clustering and wavelet transforms are proposed to resolve the inefficiency of ICA in identifying small abnormalities, and problems due to ICA over-completeness. Effectiveness of the new methods in brain tissue classification and segmentation is confirmed by a detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis with synthetic and clinical, normal and abnormal, data. In comparison to conventional classification techniques, proposed algorithms provide better performance in classification of normal brain tissues and significant small abnormalities. |
Description: | Department of Computer Applications Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3692 |
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Abstract: | Condoms are widely accepted as a contraceptive for family planning and population control. It is also accepted as the most effective barrier against sexually transmitted diseases, especially AIDS, the incurable disease. But presence of pinholes and low film strength of condoms make it unsuitable for the purpose. Quality improvement of condoms by reducing the pinhole formation and increasing the film strength is thus an essential requirement for population control as well as for preventing the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. Strict implementation of WHO specification of condoms further increases the rejection percentage. This causes higher rejection loss to condom manufacturers because the defects could be identified only at the final stage of processing. If the influence of various factors which cause these defects is known, manufacturers can take remedial measures to reduce the defectives so that rejection loss can be decreased and quality of condoms increased. In the present study, it was proposed to conduct experiments to improve the quality of condoms by reducing the pinhole rejection percentage and increasing the tensile properties, burst volume, and burst pressure. Ageing property improvement also was an important target among other parameters. Until a cure for AIDS is found, a high quality latex condom is the only effective device in the prevention of the spread of HIV, AIDS and STD's. Hence it is all the more necessary to have high quality condoms. |
Description: | Rubber Research Institute of India, |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3375 |
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Abstract: | All the exciting work on developing new and better alloys has led older alloys, such as AZ9l , being abandoned by researchers. lt is believed that the full potential of AZ9l in automotive design has not been realized. Whatever works have been carried out on AZ9lalloy to improve its mechanical properties are insufficient in terms of its potential usage in auto industries. Due to the fact that AZ91 offers high room temperature mechanical properties and good castability, still this alloy is a primary choice for the auto component manufactures. Small improvement in its creep properties will have a huge impact in the transportation industries. Hence, in the present work, "Influence of Si, Sb and Sr Additions on the Microstructure, Mechanical Properties and Corrosion Behavior of AZ91 Magnesium Alloy", an attempt has been made to improve the creep properties of AZ9l alloy through minor alloying elemental additions and to understand its strengthening mechanisms. The effect of alloying additions on the ageing and tensile properties of AZ9l is also studied. In addition to that, role of various intermetallics formed due to the alloying additions on the corrosion properties of AZ9l alloy is investigated. |
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Abstract: | Cast Ai-Si alloys are widely used in the automotive, aerospace and general engineering industries due to their excellent combination of properties such as good castability, low coefficient of thermal expansion, high strength-to-weight ratio and good corrosion resistance. The present investigation is on the influence of alloying additions on the structure and properties of Ai-7Si-0.3Mg alloy. The primary objective of this present investigation is to study these beneficial effects of calcium on the structure and properties of Ai-7Si-0.3Mg-xFe alloys. The second objective of this work is to study the effects of Mn,Be and Sr addition as Fe neutralizers and also to study the interaction of Mn,Be,Sr and Ca in Ai-7Si-0.3Mg-xFe alloys. In this study the duel beneficial effects of Ca viz;modification and Fe-neutralization, comparison of the effects of Ca and Sr with common Fe neutralizers. The casting have been characterized with respect to their microstructure, %porosity and electrical conductivity, solidification behaviour and mechanical properties. One of the interesting observations in the present work is that a low level of calcium reduces the porosity compared to the untreated alloy. However higher level of calcium addition lead to higher porosity in the casting. An empirical analysis carried out for comparing the results of the present work with those of the other researchers on the effect of increasing iron content on UTS and % elongation of Ai-Si-Mg and Ai-Si-Cu alloys has shown a linear and an inverse first order polynomial relationships respectively. |
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Abstract: | This thesis attempts to investigate the problems associated with such schemes and suggests a software architecture, which is aimed towards achieving a meaningful discovery. Usage of information elements as a modelling base for efficient information discovery in distributed systems is demonstrated with the aid of a novel conceptual entity called infotron. The investigations are focused on distributed systems and their associated problems. The study was directed towards identifying suitable software architecture and incorporating the same in an environment where information growth is phenomenal and a proper mechanism for carrying out information discovery becomes feasible. An empirical study undertaken with the aid of an election database of constituencies distributed geographically, provided the insights required. This is manifested in the Election Counting and Reporting Software (ECRS) System. ECRS system is a software system, which is essentially distributed in nature designed to prepare reports to district administrators about the election counting process and to generate other miscellaneous statutory reports. |
Description: | Department of Computer Science, Cochin University of Science and Technology, |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3508 |
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Abstract: | Sharing of information with those in need of it has always been an idealistic goal of networked environments. With the proliferation of computer networks, information is so widely distributed among systems, that it is imperative to have well-organized schemes for retrieval and also discovery. This thesis attempts to investigate the problems associated with such schemes and suggests a software architecture, which is aimed towards achieving a meaningful discovery. Usage of information elements as a modelling base for efficient information discovery in distributed systems is demonstrated with the aid of a novel conceptual entity called infotron.The investigations are focused on distributed systems and their associated problems. The study was directed towards identifying suitable software architecture and incorporating the same in an environment where information growth is phenomenal and a proper mechanism for carrying out information discovery becomes feasible. An empirical study undertaken with the aid of an election database of constituencies distributed geographically, provided the insights required. This is manifested in the Election Counting and Reporting Software (ECRS) System. ECRS system is a software system, which is essentially distributed in nature designed to prepare reports to district administrators about the election counting process and to generate other miscellaneous statutory reports.Most of the distributed systems of the nature of ECRS normally will possess a "fragile architecture" which would make them amenable to collapse, with the occurrence of minor faults. This is resolved with the help of the penta-tier architecture proposed, that contained five different technologies at different tiers of the architecture.The results of experiment conducted and its analysis show that such an architecture would help to maintain different components of the software intact in an impermeable manner from any internal or external faults. The architecture thus evolved needed a mechanism to support information processing and discovery. This necessitated the introduction of the noveI concept of infotrons. Further, when a computing machine has to perform any meaningful extraction of information, it is guided by what is termed an infotron dictionary.The other empirical study was to find out which of the two prominent markup languages namely HTML and XML, is best suited for the incorporation of infotrons. A comparative study of 200 documents in HTML and XML was undertaken. The result was in favor ofXML.The concept of infotron and that of infotron dictionary, which were developed, was applied to implement an Information Discovery System (IDS). IDS is essentially, a system, that starts with the infotron(s) supplied as clue(s), and results in brewing the information required to satisfy the need of the information discoverer by utilizing the documents available at its disposal (as information space). The various components of the system and their interaction follows the penta-tier architectural model and therefore can be considered fault-tolerant. IDS is generic in nature and therefore the characteristics and the specifications were drawn up accordingly. Many subsystems interacted with multiple infotron dictionaries that were maintained in the system.In order to demonstrate the working of the IDS and to discover the information without modification of a typical Library Information System (LIS), an Information Discovery in Library Information System (lDLIS) application was developed. IDLIS is essentially a wrapper for the LIS, which maintains all the databases of the library. The purpose was to demonstrate that the functionality of a legacy system could be enhanced with the augmentation of IDS leading to information discovery service. IDLIS demonstrates IDS in action. IDLIS proves that any legacy system could be augmented with IDS effectively to provide the additional functionality of information discovery service.Possible applications of IDS and scope for further research in the field are covered. |
Description: | Department of Computer Science, Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2277 |
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Abstract: | The primary habitat of Salmonella is the gastrointestinal tract of animals and they are discharged into the water bodies through the feces. Aquatic animals act as asymptomatic reservoirs of a wide range of Salmonella serotypes. The inevitable delay in the detection of Salmonella contamination and the low sensitivity of the conventional methods is a serious issue in the seafood industry. Due to the indiscriminate use, the antibiotics are finally accumulated in the aquatic environment which provides the required antibiotic stress for the emergence of more and more antibiotic resistant phenotypes ofSalmonella. Several genetic determinants like integrons, genomic islands etc. play their role in acquisition and reshuffling of antibiotic resistance genes. A large number of virulence determinants are required for Salmonella pathogenicity. The virulence potential of Salmonella is determined, to some extent, by the presence of phages or phage mediated genes in the bacterial genome. There is much intra-serotype polymorphism in Salmonella and epidemiological studies rely on genetic resemblance of the isolated strains. Proper identification of the strain employing the traditional and molecular techniques is a prerequisite for accurate epidemiological studies (Soto et al., 2000). In this context, a study was undertaken to determine the prevalence of different Salmonella serotypes in seafood and to characterize them |
Description: | Microbial Genetics Laboratory Department of Biotechnology Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/4747 |
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Abstract: | This thesis Entitled Investigations on Broadband planar Dipole Antennas. An antenna is a device ordinarily used for both transmitting and receiving electromagnetic energy. It is an integral part of the radio communication system and accounts for a good deal of progress that has been made in this field during the last few decades.The effect of flaring the dipole arms is studied in Section 4.1. It is observed that the flaring modifies the impedance characteristics of the dipole. In particular, the change in the reactive part of the impedance with frequency is controlled considerably. This improves the 2:1 VSWR bandwidth of the antenna. The effect of various other design parameters on the impedance bandwidth of the antenna are also studied. The important conclusion drawn is that, there is considerable improvement in the impedance bandwidth of the dipole when ground arm dimensions are larger than the main arm dimensions. Theoretical analysis of various cavity backed antennas are given in Chapter 6. The experimental values agree well with the computation. Also the theory gives a clear inside view and explains the reasons for bandwidth enhancement due to flaring and end-loading of the dipole arms. The percentage bandwidth is determined by calculating the Q of the antenna. Since the approach is for the analysis of microstrip antenna on thick grounded substrate, this method cannot be used to predict the impedance bandwidth of the antennas without cavity backup. Also, the structures analysed are simplified versions of the optimised ones. Specially, the arms overlapping is neglected in the analysis. Also, the antennas with symmetrical arms can only be analysed with this theory. |
Description: | Department of Electronics, Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3131 |
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Abstract: | Nonlinear optical processes in organic compounds have attracted considerable interest in the field of science and technology because of their compelling technological promises in fields of optical communication,computing,switching and signal processing.As a result of the synthesis of novel organic compounds with varying degree of nonlinear optical strength, many practical devices based on these are getting realised giving new theoretical insights into the nonolinear optical behaviour of materials.Organic compounds like phthalocyanines and porphyrins have evoked great deal of interest in the field of photonic technology.The present thesis describes the results obtained from the investigations carried out on the nonlinear optical properties of certain organo-metallic compounds using Z-Scan and DFWM techniques. |
Description: | International School of Photonics, Cochin University of Science & Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2329 |
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Description: | International School of Photonics, Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2901 |
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Abstract: | The thesis relates to the investigations carried out on Rectangular Dielectric Resonator Antenna configurations suitable for Mobile Communication applications. The main objectives of the research are to: - numerically compute the radiation characteristics of a Rectangular DRA - identify the resonant modes - validate the numerically predicted data through simulation and experiment 0 ascertain the influence of the geometrical and material parameters upon the radiation behaviour of the antenna ° develop compact Rectangular DRA configurations suitable for Mobile Communication applications Although approximate methods exist to compute the resonant frequency of Rectangular DRA's, no rigorous analysis techniques have been developed so far to evaluate the resonant modes. In this thesis a 3D-FDTD (Finite Difference Time Domain) Modeller is developed using MATLAB® for the numerical computation of the radiation characteristics of the Rectangular DRA. The F DTD method is a powerful yet simple algorithm that involves the discretimtion and solution of the derivative form of Maxwell's curl equations in the time domain. |
Description: | Department of Electronics, Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3846 |
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Abstract: | In recent years, there is a visible trend for products/services which demand seamless integration of cellular networks, WLANs and WPANs. This is a strong indication for the inclusion of high speed short range wireless technology in future applications. In this context UWB radio has a significant role to play as an extension/complement to existing cellular/access technology. In the present work, we have investigated two major types of wide band planar antennas: Monopole and Slot. Four novel compact broadband antennas, suitable for poratble applications, are designed and characterized, namely 1. Elliptical monopole 2. Inverted cone monopole 3. Koch fractal slot 4. Wide band slot The performance of these designs have been studied using standard simulation tools used in industry/academia and they have been experimentally verified. Antenna design guidelines are also deduced by accounting the resonances in each structure. In addition to having compact sized, high efficiency and broad bandwidth antennas, one of the major criterion in the design of impulse-UWB systems have been the transmission of narrow band pulses with minimum distortion. The key challenge is not only to design a broad band antenna with constant and stable gain but to maintain a flat group delay or linear phase response in the frequency domain or excellent transient response in time domain. One of the major contributions of the thesis lies in the analysis of the frequency and time-domain response of the designed UWB antennas to confirm their suitability for portable pulsed-UWB systems. Techniques to avoid narrowband interference by engraving narrow slot resonators on the antenna is also proposed and their effect on a nano-second pulse have been investigated. |
Description: | Department of Electronics, Faculty of Technology, Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2158 |
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Abstract: | The space constraints on wireless gadgets is a challenge to antenna designers as the ground plane dimensions of the printed monopole significantly affect s the antenna characteristics.Investigations on ground plane truncations have led to the development of an extremely broad band printed monopole antenna.Omnidirectional radiation characteristics with moderate gain makes this antenna highly suitable for mobile/wireless applications .This thesis also highlights the development of UWB printed antenna along with design equations .Optimum ground plane dimensions for compact antenna applications,folding technique for miniaturization and double folding for dual band application are the other highlights of this thesis. |
Description: | Department of Electronics, Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2961 |
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Abstract: | Brasses are widely used as constructional materials in marine environment due to their anticorrosive,antifouling and mechanical properties.However, its resistance to corrosion and fouling may vary according to local marine environmental condition and the seasons.The dezincification of brass is one of the forms of selective corrosion which has attracted the attention of researchers for the last two decades.Many of the dezincification mechanistic studies have been performed in noncomplex media and hence their conclusions cannot be extended to esturine water,which is of great significance since brass is extensively used in marine environment.Inhibited α brasses are largely immune to dezincication and the effect of tin and arsenic addition to α/beta brasses is not so reliable in controlling the dezincification. There have been many cases of dezincification in duplex brasses in both freshwater and seawater.Though there is some protection methods such as inhibitors,electro deposition and electro polymerization,there is no reliable method of inhibiting the dezincification of two-phase brass.Organic coatings are effectively used for the protection metals due to their capacity to act a physical barrieer between the metal surface and corrosive environment.Hence,pure epoxy coating is selected for this as it has antocorrosiion effect on brass.The dezincification behaviour of brass of the present study has been highlighted in terms of corrosion rate,weight gain/loss,corrosion current and polarization resistence,open circuit potential,dezincification factor. The marine fouling as biomass on brass was assessed and presented in this thesis, The physicochemical properties of estuarine water were correlated with corrosion behaviour of brass.The deterioration of the brass subjected to the effect of estuarine water was also investigated as a measure of loss in mechanical properties such as tensile strength,yield strength,percntage elongation and percentage reduction in area.To validate dezincification data,visual observation,spot analysis,surface morphology before and after removal of corrosion products and corrosion product analysis were performed.The dezincification behavior of epoxy coated brass of the present study has beenhighlighted in terms of corrosion rate ,weight gain/loss,corrosion current and polarization resistance,open circuit potential.dezincification factor.The marine fouling as biomass on epoxy coated brass subjeted to the effect of estuarine water was also investigated as ameasure of loss in mechanical properties such as tensile strength,percentage elongation and percentage reduction in area.The results of dezincification behavior of brass and epoxy coated brass in Cochin estuary water has been presented and discussed.Attempt has been made to correlate the dezincification behavior of brass with epoxy coated brass. |
Description: | Dept.of Ship Technology,Cochin University of Science and Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2367 |
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Description: | Department of Electronics, Cochin University of Science & Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2301 |
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Abstract: | Light in its physical and philosophical sense has captured the imagination of human mind right from the dawn of civilization. The invention of lasers in the 60's caused a renaissance in the field of optics. This intense, monochromatic, highly directional radiation created new frontiers in science and technology. The strong oscillating electric field of laser radiation creates a. polarisation response that is nonlinear in character in the medium through which it passes and the medium acts as a new source of optical field with alternate properties. It was in this context, that the field of optoelectronics which encompasses the generation, modulation, transmission etc. of optical radiation has gained tremendous importance. Organic molecules and polymeric systems have emerged as a class of promising materials of optoelectronics because they offer the flexibility, both at the molecular and bulk levels, to optimize the nonlinearity and other suitable properties for device applications. Organic nonlinear optical media, which yield large third-order nonlinearities, have been widely studied to develop optical devices like high speed switches, optical limiters etc. Transparent polymeric materials have found one of their most promising applicationsin lasers, in which they can be used as active elements with suitable laser dyes doped in it. The solid-matrix dye lasers make possible combination of the advantages of solid state lasers with the possibility of tuning the radiation over a broad spectral range. The polymeric matrices impregnated with organic dyes have not yet widely used because of the low resistance of the polymeric matrices to laser damage, their low dye photostability, and low dye stability over longer time of operation and storage. In this thesis we investigate the nonlinear and radiative properties of certain organic materials and doped polymeric matrix and their possible role in device development |
Description: | International School of Photonics, Cochin University of Science & Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3852 |
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Description: | International School of Photonics, Cochin University of Science & Technology |
URI: | http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2305 |
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John Ward joined ParenteBeard LLC, located Downtown, as a senior manager in the corporate governance and risk management practice. Ward has more than 20 years of financial services audit experience, including financial, operational, and regulatory and risk management reviews with a concentration in mortgage banking and credit card lending.
Helen Winston was named assistant vice president at Parkvale Bank, located in Monroeville. Winston joined Parkvale as manager of the Oakland office in November 2001 with more than 20 years of experience and was promoted to branch administrator of the branch coordination department in January 2008. Michael Mullin was also named assistant vice president. Mullin joined Parkvale in 2005 as commercial loan officer of the Masontown division. Prior to that, he was vice president of business development at National City and senior vice president of lending at Fayette Bank.
Huntington Bank, located Downtown, added three bankers to its asset-based lending team. David Holzworth joined the bank as a senior regional director and is responsible for business development and new loan origination, primarily in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He has more than 20 years of experience in financial services, including commercial and asset-based lending, equipment finance and business development. Timothy Glass joined Huntington Bank as a senior underwriter and is responsible for due diligence and underwriting of new asset-based transactions. Glass previously served as credit relationship manager for The Bank of New York Mellon in specialized industries, and prior to that, he was a field examiner for PNC Business Credit. He has 10 years of banking experience. Derek Taylor joined the bank as a senior portfolio manager and is responsible for overseeing a portfolio of asset based banking relationships. Taylor comes to Huntington with more than 10 years of asset based lending experience. Prior to joining Huntington, he served as an assistant vice president for Wells Fargo Capital Finance.
Mike Woods joined TUDI Mechanical Systems Inc., located in McKees Rocks, as residential director of sales. Woods has 32 years of HVAC experience as a sales manager, sales comfort consultant and service technician. At TUDI, he supervises and refines the implementation and execution of the residential sales and marketing process, maximizing the efficiencies in obtaining qualified leads in the HVAC, plumbing and electrical departments.
- Mike Woods
WESCO Distribution, located in Station Square, named Ben Albu director of financial services. Albu joined WESCO in 2003 in the LEAN department. Dan Brailer was named vice president, treasurer, investor relations and corporate affairs. Brailer has been with the company since 1999. Mike Ludwig was named vice president of marketing. Ludwig has been with WESCO since 1996. Sean Nacey was named director of business development. Nacey joined the company in 1996.
James "Jim" Perry was named head football coach at The Kiski School, located in Saltsburg. Perry, Kiski's offensive coordinator for the past season, has coached high school football for 10 years in several different capacities. He also serves as Kiski's associate dean of students, physics instructor and dorm master at the school.
Sewickley Academy's Ephemera, the senior school literary arts magazine, was awarded a silver ranking in the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association Contest. Ephemera also earned a Superior—Nominated for Highest Award in the National Council of Teachers of English Contest and the First Place with Special Merit designation in the national contest sponsored by the American Scholastic Press Association. Sewickley Academy is located in Sewickley.
- James "Jim" Perry
Janice Kramer joined Sci-Tek Consultants Inc., located in Penn Hills, as an administrative assistant. Kramer plays a role in the firm's efforts to provide civil, environmental and geotechnical services.
- Janice Kramer
Kristy Grande joined WESTARM Physical Therapy, located in Lower Burrell, as a staff physical therapist. Grande previously worked as a float physical therapist at Allegheny Chesapeake Physical Therapy. She focuses on orthopedic rehabilitation and sports medicine, and she has experience in aquatic therapy.
Jefferson Regional Medical Center, located in Jefferson Hills, named its new medical staff leaders for 2011-12. They include Dr. Christopher Dooley, president, Dr. Timothy Honkala, vice president, and Dr. Ambaram Chauhan, secretary/treasurer. Dooley has been medical director of the department of emergency medicine at Jefferson Regional for 11 years and is affiliated with Emergency Physicians of Pittsburgh Ltd. In addition, Jefferson Regional physicians serving as department chairs for 2011-12 include: department of medicine, Dr. Robert Mitro, chairperson, and Dr. Andrew Laman, vice chairperson; department of surgery, Dr. Chong Park, chairperson, and Dr. Mark Lesh, vice chairperson; department of emergency medicine, Dooley, chairperson, and Dr. Richard Sullivan, vice chairperson; department of diagnostic imaging, Dr. Stephen Kelminson, chairperson, Dr. Brandon Chan, co-vice chairperson, and Dr. Todd Goodnight, co-vice chairperson; department of psychiatry, Dr. Guillermo Borrero, chairperson, and Dr. Jack Mannheimer, vice chairperson; department of pathology, Dr. Mahpareh Mostoufi, chairperson, and Dr. Michael Berman, vice chairperson; and department of anesthesiology, Dr. Robert Gregg, chairperson, and Dr. Tigran Vartazarian, vice chairperson.
The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine named Dr. J. Peter Rubin chief of the division of plastic and reconstructive surgery. Rubin is also the director of the UPMC Life After Weight Loss Program. He is co-director of the Adipose Stem Cell Center and co-director of the UPMC Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Center.
- Dr. Christopher Dooley
Timothy Schmid joined First National Insurance Agency LLC, located in Robinson, as vice president of employee benefits. Prior to joining First National Insurance Agency, Schmid served as the director of individual health insurance sales at Health America in Pittsburgh. Christine Atkinson joined First National Insurance Agency as bond manager. Most recently, Atkinson served as surety territorial manager with Penn National Insurance.
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, located Downtown, named Timothy Palmer shareholder. Brian Balonick, Kathleen Jones Goldman and Penny Zacharias were named counsel at the firm. Palmer's practice focuses on commercial debt restructurings, bankruptcy, creditors' rights and insolvency. Balonick concentrates his practice in representing management in many aspects of labor and employment law. Goldman's litigation practice includes experience at both the trial and appellate levels in handling complex commercial matters. Zacharias focuses her practice on commercial credit transactions, including syndicated loans, acquisition financings, securitizations and asset-based, as well as public finance matters.
Colin Morgan joined Julian Gray Associates, as an associate. Morgan concentrates his practice in elder law and disability planning. Julian Gray Associates is located in Moon.
Burns White, located on the North Shore, added two new practice group chairs and four new co-chairs, including Chad Wissinger, environmental group chair; Francis Wymard, immigration group chair; Lyle Washowich, banking and financial services litigation group co-chair; Dean Falavolito, employment law group co-chair; and Kevin Eddy and Jeffrey Roberts, oil and gas group co-chairs.
Kevin Feigel joined Babst Calland, located Downtown, as an associate. Feigel has experience in oil, gas and mineral title law and litigation. He works with the firm's natural resources group attorneys and clients.
- Colin Morgan
- Kevin Feigel
GatesmanMarmion+Dave Inc., located on the South Side, named Phyliss Gastgeb director of business development, Jennifer Troup graphic designer and Chelsey Rovesti account coordinator. Gastgeb directs and leads new business efforts. She has more than 18 years of advertising sales, marketing and business development experience, along with eight years of sales management. Troup assists production and design needs for all agency clients. She has experience in production and art design. Rovesti supports the agency's public relations team. She is a former GatesmanMarmion+Dave intern, and she graduated from Slippery Rock University in December 2010.
Jim Bolander joined Chemistry, located in Polish Hill, as vice president of design. Bolander brings more than 20 years of experience to the firm. Prior to this position, he was the head of design at Engauge.
- Jim Bolander
Nicole Kurash was named director of the inpatient youth programs at Gateway Rehab, located in Robinson. Prior to this position, Kurash was clinical manager of Gateway Rehab's inpatient youth programs. She has more than 10 years of experience treating teens with alcohol and drug problems.
Kate Poppenberg Pigman was named chairman of the board of trustees at the Laughlin Children's Center. Pigman is a national human capital managing director at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Todd Sacco was elected president of the board of directors. Sacco is an attorney and certified public accountant. He is a senior manager in the personal financial services practice at Ernst & Young LLP. In addition, Sharon Campbell was named psychology department coordinator at Laughlin. Campbell has more than 20 years of experience providing counseling services to children and their families.
The Children's Home of Pittsburgh & Lemieux Family Center named Kim Phillips CFO. Phillips joined the financial team in 2000. She oversees all financial responsibilities, including accounts receivable, accounts payable, budget development, payroll and third-party payer negotiations.
Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania named Jaime Dray marketing and special events manager and Megan Julius district operations manager. Dray previously worked as director of development and public relations at The Lighthouse Foundation. In her new position, she organizes JA's annual golf outing at Laurel Valley Golf Club and the Bowl-A-Thon, along with online social media. Julius previously worked for Duquesne University as a professional resident director. She now assists multiple leadership boards in their fundraising efforts and works with educators to provide JA programs in the outlying Pittsburgh areas. Lauren O'Leary was also named marketing and special events manager for JA. She has been with the organization for more than a year. She organizes the annual holiday luncheon, Giant Eagle Bowl-A-Thons and smaller fundraising events, and she is responsible for the public relations and communication efforts for the organization.
Roy Young joined the Fallingwater staff as curator of education. Young sustains and expands Fallingwater's innovative educational programs and creates learning opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds. His responsibilities include developing and managing educational programs for local schools and community members, creating learning opportunities for professionals and lifelong learners and developing programs for higher education.
The board of directors of Pennsylvania Women Work named Debra Killmeyer interim executive director. Killmeyer has been associated with the organization as a volunteer, and most recently, she served as deputy director. She has seven years of academic experience in workforce development and training.
- Nicole Kurash
- Kate Poppenberg Pigman
Beth Caldwell joined the Diversity Business Resource Center as a board member. Caldwell is the executive director of Pittsburgh Professional Women. She has been helping professional women with resources and business tips since 2004.
THE CHAMBER of Commerce Inc. named its 2011 board of directors. They include: Kathy Sain, Sain Law LLC, chairman; Clete Scalo, Total Technology Integration Inc., chair-elect; Judy Dahlbeck, LaRoche College, graduate studies and adult education, secretary; Jim Boltz, Minuteman Press, treasurer; John Laslavic, Thistlesea Business Development LLC, foundation president; Gary Basilone, Basilone Office Staffing Solutions, past chairman; Kim Reuss, Radon Control Services LLC; Becky Morella, Morella & Associates; Hal Martin, Howard Hanna Commercial Real Estate; Mike Hall, General Rental Center; Cindy Skelly, First Niagara Risk Management; David Breen, Breen Law Firm; Joe Weiss, Lynch Weis LLC; Keith Colonna, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC; Ken Eisner, Eisner Law PC; Judith Bernhard, Advance Sourcing Concepts LLC; Todd Harris, Liberty Insurance Agency; Bruce Goodman, Dollar Bank; Ralph Sansale, The Chadwick; and Scott Snyder, American Red Cross. The 2011 advisory board members include: Jerry Andree, Cranberry Township; A.J. Harper, The Hospital Council of Western PA; Robert Henderson, UPMC Passavant; Sister Candace Introcaso, LaRoche College; Mace Pavelek, Cranberry Eagle; Michael Sherry, The Miracle League; Ronald Sofranko, Sofranko Advisory Group; John Taggert, Consolidated Communications; and Robert Vernick, Dollar Bank.
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Pennsylvania honored two projects managed by URS Corp. ACEC awarded the Ohiopyle Borough Green Street Demonstration Project a Diamond Honor Award and the Philadelphia Street Congested Corridor Improvement Project a Diamond Award Certificate. URS is located in Green Tree.
The Professional Services Marketing Association elected new officers, including: President Kelli Miller, Leech Tishman Fuscaldo & Lampl; President-Elect Cheryl Talerico, Sisterson & Co.; Treasurer Carolyn Hinson, Caroselli, Beachler, McTiernan & Conboy; and Secretary Erin May, Goehring, Rutter & Boehm. In addition, board committee chairs include: Allysn Hurley, Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, programming; Joe Slezak, Katz, Ferraro McMurtry, membership; Beth Bershok, Herbein & Co., and Darci Saunders, Direct Mail Service, public relations co-chairs; Jennifer Kuban, Pepper Hamilton, and Sean Smith, Schneider Downs, sponsorship liaison co-chairs; Erin May, Goehring, Rutter & Boehm PC, website. Member-at-large is Kate Cromie, Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott.
Tom Crea was inducted into the Rotary Club of Upper St. Clair-Bethel Park. Crea is the president and CEO of Blackhawk Consulting Group. He is a 1983 graduate from the University of Dayton, where he studied computer science.
Infrastructure Engineers Inc., located in Bridgeville, received an Honor Award in the studies, research and consulting category from the American Council of Engineering Companies. Infrastructure Engineers was honored for its project inspecting U.S. Coast Guard off-shore light structures.
- Beth Caldwell
Christian Kalinski joined Black Knight Security, located in Sewickley, as the security manager for the U.S. Steel Tower. Prior to joining BKS, he served as a police officer for the Arlington County Police Department in Arlington, Va.
- Christian Kalinski
Ken Dickey was named assistant vice president – professional services at Cadre Computer Resources. Dickey joined Cadre as a technical support specialist in 2004 bringing with him more than 18 years of information technology security and consulting experience. Cadre is located in Coraopolis.
Matt Wolfe and Brittany Linger joined Quest Fox Interactive, a joint venture between Blue Fox Development and South Side-based Quest Fore Inc., as interactive developers. Their job responsibilities include cross platform Web development and design, as well as additional interactive technology applications. Prior to this position, Wolfe worked at Reed Smith LLP building an intranet site. Linger is a recent graduate of the Pittsburgh Technical Institute.
- Ken Dickey
- Matt Wolfe
- Brittany Linger
Carrie Roup joined The Hunter Family of Companies, located in Butler, as the human resource manager. Prior to this position, Roup was with Clark Metal Products, where she served as the HR manager. At Hunter, she oversees all HR functions for the company's 15 locations throughout Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
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Rae Bareli (Uttar Pradesh), April 16: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Wednesday hit out at the BJP's "one-man show" while campaigning for her mother and Congress president Sonia Gandhi for the Lok Sabha polls.
Priyanka told a gathering during a road show in Raseta area that the ongoing national election was a "war of ideologies". Rae Bareli goes to the polls April 30.
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Priyanka addressed 10 election rallies in the region.
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On her grandmother, late prime minister Indira Gandhi, she said people of the region had always voted against divisive forces in the past.
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Series: Adam-12
aka: Adam- 12
Police Procedural, featuring Martin Milner as Officer Peter J. Malloy and Kent McCord as Officer James A. Reed, two Los Angeles cops partnered in a patrol car with the call sign "Adam-12". Produced by Jack Webb of Dragnet fame (and arguably a Spiritual Successor to that show), Adam-12 was scrupulously accurate about police procedures of the period, to the point that several episodes were used in police academies as instructional films. The sense of realism was aided by casting actual LAPD dispatcher Shaaron Claridge as the unseen voice whose frequent calls of "One Adam Twelve! One Adam Twelve!" were virtually emblematic of the show.The series ran 174 episodes on NBC between 1968 and 1975, accompanied by a comic book adaptation from Gold Key. There was a failed In Name Only Revival in 1990-91 (not to be confused with the 1989 TV movie Nashville Beat, a Spiritual Successor starring Milner and McCord as former partners now working in Tennessee).The entire series has been released on DVD, and the first four seasons can currently be enjoyed on Hulu, assuming one is in the United States. As of May 2013, the show (along with the 60s/70s Dragnet) airs weekday afternoons and late night on digital subchannel network MeTV.
- Affectionate Parody: "Boredom-12", in MAD.
- The Alleged Car: Malloy and Reed are assigned "The Beast," a patrol car only 300 miles away from its mandatory retirement, in the episode of the same title. It's so awful, Malloy even "lets" Reed drive for one of only a handful of times during the course of the series.
- Always on Duty: Webb did his best to avert this. It is made clear that our main characters are one team out of many working one shift out of many and that just as much happens off-camera as on.
- Author Avatar: Malloy seems to be one for Jack Webb in the pilot, especially when he slips into Joe Friday's talking style during the Info Dump listed below. (Webb directed the pilot).
- Bad Cop/Incompetent Cop: Several episodes dealt with officers who were ill-suited for the job or made major mistakes that put others (if not innocent bystanders, Reed and Malloy) in jeopardy. Other episodes for example, "Pressure Point" have rookie officers with various handicaps, and even though they are by all accounts good officers, it is their shortcomings (not necessarily through any fault of their own) that lead to trouble.
- Berserk Button:
- Do NOT molest a child, injure her enough to require hospitalization, and then tell Malloy that she asked for it.
- Do NOT try to hurt Jean or Jimmy. Reed will get very ticked.
- Beware the Nice Ones: One episode involves a normally mild-mannered tailor from Trieste/Dubrovnik, who has recognized a customer as the Yugoslav Nazi who killed his brother. And he knows the Ustae knows he's been recognized, so he lays a trap...
- Big Brother Mentor: At least one episode paid homage to Big Brothers Big Sisters, with both Malloy and Reed serving as mentors. The other usage is Malloy (the senior officer) serving as training officer for Reed in the early episodes.
- Bottle Episode: The season two episode "Light Duty" takes place entirely within the police department, as Reed and Malloy man the front desk for a night while a riot brews elsewhere in the city. The season one episode "It All Happened So Fast," with the exception of the first three minutes (filmed on a Universal backlot street), takes place in an interview room at the police department.
- Brand X: In the pilot there is one quick insert shot of the radio (one that doesn't quite match the radio usually shown in the car) that has tape over the Motorola name but leaves the M logo intact.
- Broken Pedestal: A cop saves Malloy's life, but Malloy later learns that this cop is as twisty as a corkscrew.
- Buddy Cop Show: Reed and Malloy are the best of friends on and off duty.
- By-the-Book Cop: Most of the officers are reasonable. Malloy is completely willing to bend the nitpicky rules, particularly in an episode like "Suspended" where Reed's job is at stake. The obnoxiously by-the-book officers are figures of humour, often Obstructive Bureaucrats in uniform...including the cop that replaces Reed in "Suspended".
- Camp Gay: The occasional run-ins with "out there" types. While Reed's reactions can sometimes stray toward Licensed Homophobe, Malloy and the show as a whole are non-judgmental.
- Cannot Tell a Joke: Reed. He spends a good portion of the finale of season one trying to tell Malloy a joke about ... a dog... and paint... or something, suffering constant interruptions from calls (not his fault) and his own disjointed retelling (totally his fault), and then he's crushed when Malloy doesn't laugh, invoking So Unfunny It's Funny. Also, Reed obsessing over Malloy's failure to laugh, to the extent that he explains the joke and is offended that Pete doesn't find it amusing, is completely Adorkable.
- Comic Book Adaptation: A Gold Key Comics adaptation ran for 10 issues.
- Cool Car: Webb set out to make the patrol car the third star of the show, featuring it and its functions as much as possible.
- Cop Killer: Only once, kind of surprising for a cop show. "Elegy For A Pig" centers on an officer killed in a shootout.
- Couch Gag: Over the course of the series, it had numerous variations in its opening credits. Sometimes they took place during the day, other times at night, sometimes the officers were shown running towards their vehicle, sometimes they were already driving. Although there was consistency in the original broadcast, the random nature of TV syndication in the 1970s and 1980s meant that it was not uncommon to see a different opening with each episode.
- Cowboy Be Bop At His Computer:
- The car's name is sort of Adam-12; that's the unit's call sign. It's not exactly a "KITT from Knight Rider" deal. And neither of the two fellows pictured at the top of the page are named Adam.
- There is, however, a third-season episode in which Malloy and Reed chase a stolen police car. When it runs out of gas, they discover it was taken by a kid who had just signed up to work at the police department's auto maintenance shop. When he recognizes their car, he says "Yeah, that's 1-Adam-12," suggesting that the car's ID matches the radio call sign.
- Dialogue in the season five episode, "Lost and Found," suggests the area Reed and Malloy patrol is a "district" known as "Adam-12." However, this is the Emergency! cross-over and it may be that the character speaking, a woman working a suicide-prevention hotline at Rampart, doesn't understand what the designation means.
- "1" indicates Division 1 (Central Division), "Adam" indicates a two-officer patrol car unit, and "12" is their number within Central Division. 1-Adam-12 means "Central division, two-officer car number 12".
- Cowboy Cop: A big no in Jack Webb land. In the episode "A Dead Cop Can't Help Anyone", recurring officer Ed Wells is characterized as a cop of the cowboy variety. He learns his lesson... Via shotgun. He lives and is reeled in a bit, but he's still an almighty Jerk Ass.
- CPR (Clean, Pretty, Reliable): In the first episode, Malloy preforms CPR on a suffocated infant, who is fine and dandy seconds later. Not at all unrealistic, however, dramatic as it was. Prompt administration of rescue breathing is effective in children in respiratory arrest. It's when respiratory arrest leads to cardiac arrest (which is usually the order of things in childrenfor adults, it's the opposite) when the odds of survival take a sharp dive. That applies for adults and children, but especially for children who, when they crash, crash very hard. Besides which, the characters all treated it as something of a miracle Malloy had instructed Reed to inform the parents that their daughter was all but dead already.
- Crossover: with several other Jack Webb productions: Dragnet, Emergency!, and the short-lived Robert Conrad vehicle, The D.A.
- Dead Sidekick:
- Malloy's previous partner, who was about Reed's age. His death was Malloy's greatest failure, over which he almost quits the force. Malloy is a bit of a Failure Knight in the first episode, but as Reed gains more experience he mellows.
- Early in the third season, there was an episode titled "Elegy for a Pig," where another of Malloy's closest friends both on and off the force was shot to death while trying to capture an armed robber. Officer Tom Porter is NOT the same policeman that was gunned down shortly before Reed joins the force, but another officer that went through the police academy at the same time that Malloy did. The episode itself showed Porter as he and Malloy became fast friends in the academy, and Porter's role as not just a police officer but a family man and friend (Reed also grows close to Porter), and Porter's finest moment as an officer — helping to catch an escaped mental patient who was about to go on a deadly rampage. The episode ends with Porter's funeral and showing his grieving wife and children.
- Deadpan Snarker: Malloy has a very dry sense of humor. He usually doesn't employ it against civilians, but Reed, Mac Donald, Wells and others are frequent victims.
- Death Glare: An integral part of Malloy's repertoire, especially when dealing with Reed, who likes to occasionally provoke him.
- Deconfirmed Bachelor: For most of the series, Malloy is a confirmed bachelor who breaks out in hives at the mere mention of marriage. Then he meets a widow named Judy and before long he's doing her laundry, buying gifts for her son, dating her exclusively and well on his way to settling down.
- Dirty Cop: As with Bad Cop/Incompetent Cop, a few officers thought that their badge allowed them to operate outside the law; it was always Reed and/or Malloy who made them see otherwise. The most notable example was "Internal Affairs Blackmail," where one of Malloy's best friends had secretly been blackmailing witnesses.
- Distracted by the Sexy: A marine back from Vietnam has his car stolen by a hitchhiker. All he can remember about her is that she was blonde and wearing a miniskirt (which is probably what the thief had in mind).
- Driving Test: An expired license forces Malloy to allow Reed to drive in the third season episode "Vice Versa".
- Drunk Driver: Happened frequently, as would be expected on a show about patrol officers. However, the writers came up with a few spins on it:
- One driver was not only drunk, but naked.
- Foster Brooks had a rare appearance where he, in fact, wasn't drinking when he was pulled over. He was high as a kite, though.
- Reed and Malloy asked a drunk driver's wife to drive the couple home, only to discover that she was more intoxicated than he was.
- Eagle-Eye Detection: Arguably what makes Reed a very strong officer his ability to observe, pay attention and analyze almost instantly what's going on. He can easily spot license plates that belong to wanted cars, to determine whether someone is a suspect (just by how he's behaving) ... to the very last episode, where the last case involves him cracking a typewriter theft ring by spotting the serial number and matching it with an advisory on the thefts.
- Every Car Is a Pinto: In the first-season episode "Log 62 Grand Theft Horse?", a Ford Falcon Adam-12 is pursuing fails to make a turn and hits a tree. The engine explodes on impact (or, from the way it appeared, explodes just before impact) but the car isn't destroyed.
- Expy: Picture Joe Friday in his uniform days. That's Malloy. Also, the team dynamic of happily-married X/confirmed-bachelor-playboy X is a typical feature of many other Jack Webb shows, including Emergency! and Dragnet.
- Fake-Out Opening: The opening scene of "Training Division" features a group of robbers being pulled over and then taking out the arresting officers and the backup officers. Adam-12 then shows up...and then the camera pans to a group of trainees in street clothes, revealing that the entire scenario was a recreation of an actual incident. (It's supposedly based on the Newhall massacre, which resulted in the death of four California Highway Patrol officers.)
- Female Gaze: Reasonably attractive actors in tight cop uniforms. It's a Cop Show, fair enough. But then there are Anvilicious seat-belt buckling scenes (because all good, socially responsible people buckle their seat-belts) and the camera likes to focus directly on Reed or Malloy's crotch while they perform the maneuver. Remember kids, buckle your seat-belts, and let it not be said, ladies, that Jack Webb never pandered to your interests.
- 555:
- A form of: LXI 483 seems to be the license number of a lot of cars in Los Angeles. It's the license number the dispatcher checks in the opening credits of the first two seasons and of several cars over the course of the series.
- One of the things Pacific Telephone had set up in Los Angeles County was a fake phone number in every exchange, consisting of the exchange number, the digit 1, and the exchange number, so a phone number like 282-1282 or 772-1772 would be a fake number. At least one guy asked for his phone number by the police gave a number in the exchange-1-exchange format. Of course, this was back when Los Angeles consisted of just area code 213, not the current 10+ area codes it has now.
- Happily Married: Jim and Jean Reed. Frequently averted with couples encountered on calls, who are often enmeshed in the Masochism Tango or perplexing relationships where there is just No Accounting for Taste.
- Hero Does Public Service: Malloy is shown coaching kids' basketball in one episode. It turns into Pete and Jim trying to help a drug-addicted player before it's too late. The kid's brother gets into the guy's stash and dies.
- Heroic Bystander: In one episode, involving a deranged sniper with a grudge against the people in the neighborhood, a motorcycle cop comes along who hadn't heard the warning because his radio was kaput. The sniper wounds him, and then a bystander takes him to safety at great personal risk.
- Hostage Situation: Too many to count. Reed, Malloy, or both got involved in a few of them.
- Idiosyncratic Episode Naming:
- For the first three seasons, episode titles followed a "Log #: Descriptive Phrase" convention.
- Season six episodes follow a "X Division" naming convention with "X" standing in for the name of the division, such as Hollywood, Northwest, Rampart (Some season six archived on You Tube are misnamed).
- Impersonating an Officer: In one episode there's someone out there claiming to be a particular detective in the LAPD, flashing his badge around and insisting on bribes. They aren't sure until the end of the episode whether it's really that cop turned bad or someone impersonating him. It's someone impersonating him.
- Info Dump: Pretty common in all Jack Webb shows. Here's Malloy in the first episode, running down the specs of Adam-12:Malloy: You know what this is?
Reed: (smiling) Yes sir, it's a police car.
Malloy: This black and white patrol car has an overhead valve V8 engine. It develops 325 horsepower at 4800 RPM's. It accelerates from 0 to 60 in seven seconds; it has a top speed of 120 miles an hour. It's equipped with a multi-channeled DFE radio and an electronic siren capable of emitting three variables: wail, yelp, and alert. It also serves as an outside radio speaker and a public address system. The automobile has two shotgun racks - one attached to the bottom portion of the front seat, one in the vehicle trunk. Attached to the middle of the dash, illuminated by a single bulb, is a hot sheet desk, fastened to which you will always make sure is the latest one off the teletype before you ever roll.
Reed: Yes, sir.
Malloy: [deep breath, sigh] It's your life insurance...and mine. You take care of it, it'll take care of you.
Reed: Yes, sir. You want me to drive?
Malloy: (death glare) - In-Series Nickname: It's mentioned in one episode that Pete is, to some, "The Strawberry Fox".
- Instrumental Theme Tune: The theme music is a driving, energetic piece which, in places, manages to be quite reminiscent of the wail of a police siren. There are no lyrics.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold / Jerkass Façade:
- Malloy early on, particularly in episode one. Once he defrosts he's more just The Stoic.
- And then there's Ed Wells, who is a jerk along the lines of a schoolyard bully, but isn't all bad deep down.
- Know-Nothing Know-It-All: A few examples:
- To a point, Officer Wells; although a very good officer, along with his jerky behavior he often acts before he thinks, along the lines that his way is the way to handle a given situation ... only for the situation to be incorrectly handled.
- In the episode "Training Division," Wells was actually saddled with a "know-nothing know-it-all" rookie officer. Naturally, the rookie officer didn't last long on the force. (Several other episodes dealt with "know-nothing know-it-all" rookies and the consequences of their mistakes.)
- Lampshade Hanging:
- In the pilot episode, Reed gives Malloy a reason to take the wheel. After that, Malloy always drives (continuity edits being easier that way).
- In "Vice Versa" Malloy is physically unsettled that Reed is driving. It's some sort of meta-lampshading. Or maybe it's just funny.
- In "The Beast", Malloy practically begs Reed to drive, mainly because the POS patrol car they've been assigned is driving him crazy. See The Alleged Car above.
- Large Ham: Studiously averted by the regular cast, but fairly common among guest stars, often in "eccentric citizen" or "funny drunk" roles. Known Large Hams appearing in more than one episode include Foster Brooks, Norm Crosby, and Rose Marie.
- Meaningful Name: One episode features an unpleasant buff named Thornton. Guess what he is in Reed and Malloy's sides.
- Mercy Kill: One episode has an elderly gentleman approach Reed and Malloy and confess to having done this to his terminally ill wife at her request. They inquire after him with the D.A. after taking him in, and all three of them are sympathetic, but the D.A. doesn't have a clue what his legal chances are.
- Mood Whiplash: "Tell Him He Pushed Back a Little Too Hard" starts out as a fairly lighthearted episode, showing Reed and Malloy's frustration with repeatedly being called to intervene in a feud between two neighbors and their jointly owned boat. Until one neighbor finally snaps and murders the other.
- Myth Arc: It's not very evident due to the tendency of Jack Webb's shows towards Status Quo Is God, but there is an overarching storyline which begins with the pilot and concludes in the series finale - Reed's development from an eager, idealistic, very happily married rookie into, in the seventh season, a somewhat cynical, world-weary veteran whose job is having a negative affect on his home life. The series finale brings things full circle by very nearly placing Reed in the same shoes Malloy was wearing in the pilot.
- Naïve Newcomer: Reed, in the first two seasons (which represent his probationary first year). A few one-off characters throughout the series.
- Not with the Safety on, You Won't: Malloy chases a suspect with a shotgun over a hilltop to find the shotgun leveled at him. Then the suspect gives up. Turned out he left the safety on by mistake and pulled the trigger so hard it broke.
- Oh, Crap: One episode opens with Reed and Malloy going to aid a camper driver—then discovering too late that it's a trap.Malloy: SETUP!
- One Bullet Left: Several times throughout the course of the series, most notably in a 1969 episode where, during Reed's rookie days, he and Malloy are engaged in a burglary-in-progress call at a warehouse, which ends in a shootout. Malloy stresses to Reed how important it is to not shoot unless absolutely necessary or if ordered to. Reed follows the orders to a "T" and ... after the suspects are all successfully taken in custody, Reed sees exactly why it was a good idea he listened: his gun had just one bullet left, and any time spent reloading gives the bad guys who think they have nothing to lose the opening they need.
- Only Sane Man - Frequently both Reed and Malloy, when they're interacting with the odder elements of society. Malloy often feels this way among even his fellow officers.Pete: "The world is full of squirrels."
- Our Mermaids Are Different: The third season episode "Post Time" features Morey Amsterdam as a Printer named Jerry Mermaid, whose printing press is stolen.Jerry Mermaid: I'm Mermaid, Jerry Mermaid. And before you say anything, I've heard all the jokes! 'Oh, was your Dad a Crab and your Mother a Berracuda?' Ha ha ha!
- Police Brutality:
- In 1972's "Badge Heavy," we meet a rogue cop who thinks that criminals should be dealt with severely. Reed witnesses once such incident and tries to flush him from the department, but his complaint is determined to be unfounded (after the cop and the suspect lie about the incident, the officer claiming it was retaliation from another officer who was tired of his (unfunny) practical jokes). In the end, the officer's rant about asserting authority over suspects with brutal force leads to his downfall.
- While Malloy and Reed were both professional about their duties and kept their cool, Malloy blows it once in the 1974 episode "X-Force," where he is accused of roughing up a child molester he just arrested (after the creep had made a snide remark); Malloy is suspended for four days without pay for his mistake, and it is suggested that it may hinder his chances for promotion to sergeant.
- Another episode "Good Cop, Handle With Care" has two freelance journalists trying to make Malloy and Reed out to be bad cops out to beat up people and arrest others at random. They seem to have found their catch after taking a seemingly incriminating photo of a drugged-out suspect with a broken nose (obtained by hitting his head against the seat frame of the police car, after he had gone into a seizure), but in the end the two rogue journalists end up (indirectly) causing a tragedy.
- Police Procedural: Most episodes focus strictly on the day-to-day routine of policework, including the less exciting aspects of the job (paperwork, pre-shift briefings, inspections, car trouble, etc.).
- Poorly Disguised Pilot: Season 6, Episode 24's A Clinic on 18th Street is the pilot for a show featuring the DA Office's Fraud Division. The cast of the pilot (including future Switch!/Cagney & Lacey star Sharon Gless who gets the Welcome Episode treatment), are all listed in the opening credits as "Special Guest Stars". Reed and Malloy only appear in the very begining and very ending of this story of a Doctor peddling electronic health belts to diabetics and fake blindness cures to little girls. Jack Webb directed, but not in his trademark Dragnet style.
- Porn Stache: Pete grows one in one episode. Jim annoys him about it the whole time. By the end of the ep, it's gone, due to what Pete describes as trimming mishaps.
- The Precarious Ledge: In one episode Reed and Malloy encounter a jumper on one of these. Malloy goes out on the ledge to pull him back in. The sergeant gives him a massive chewing-out for this.
- Precious Puppies:
- In one episode Reed tries to give away his dog Queenie's "All American" puppies.
- In another episode, Reed and Malloy return to the squad car after having lunch only to find Reed had forgotten to roll up his window....allowing a German Shepherd named Luger to jump into Reed's seat.
Reed: Well....he is a police dog.... - Rank Up: Mostly Pete. He starts out as a regular officer, but by the series' end, he is one step short of Sergeant. Jim may count too, going from probationary to regular patrol officer, and possibly further, although we are never told one way or another what he decides in the last episode.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: The raison d'être of several of Jack Webb's productions is to portray the police and other avatars of the Establishment in this light.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: At least in the pilot, but subverted by the nature of Jack Webb procedurals. As the more learned and world-weary Malloy (Blue) starts to mold the impulsive, eager Reed (Red), they converge into a sort of Purple Oni. Adherence to reality - job codes, paperwork, procedure - is required at all times by the script and show philosophy, meaning the two never get to burn very brightly in their respective colors.
- Roman à Clef: Occasionally drifts into 'loose interpretation' territory.
- The Seventies: What happened to your hair, Reed? Ah.
- Shout-Out:
- All non regular, non-corrupt background officers are named after actual LAPD policemen Webb had gotten to know all the way back to Dragnet's radio days.
- In one episode, the officers investigate a group of hippie thieves hitting ranches in the area. In the end of the episode, Wells makes a joke about them leaving a silver bullet behind. This is an obvious The Lone Ranger reference.
- Shown Their Work: As mentioned in the main description.
- Stalker with a Crush: The innocuous variety. An attractive young blonde begins showing up at the precinct, sends suggestive photos, and even tries to follow Malloy home. It's okay because the stalker is a woman and Malloy is a man.
- Stay in the Kitchen: Wells. He never stops complaining about the female officer who rides patrol with Reed in one episode, though it does get toned down a little after she proves herself during a concert riot and even has to save him.
- Story Arc: Several short ones occur over the course of the series, mainly in the early seasons - one which involves a restaurant owner named Duke, another revolving around an informant named T.J., yet another dealing with the events leading up to and following the birth of James Reed, Jr. In the seventh season both Reed and his wife begin to feel dissatisfied with his job, which comes to a head in the two-part series finale.
- Team Dad: Malloy, who in his stern way sometimes chides other officers in the division that they should "listen to daddy." He's also later of a rank (Police Officer III+1, which is one step below sergeant) and seniority that is "almost as good as a sergeant."
- They Fight Crime: Reed is a Happily Married family man, while Malloy is a freewheeling bachelor. Reed is full of youthful enthusiasm as a fresh-faced rookie while Malloy is usually level-headed and practical as the by-the-book veteran. They Fight Crime.
- Title Drop: Constantly. Probably sets some sort of record. In addition, the title of an individual episode is often stated word-for-word in the episode.
- Totally Radical:
- "Helicopters? That's dirty pool, man."
- Some of the "drug culture" dialogue is especially painful:
Junkie: (to Malloy after being rescued from a burning building) Hey...I wanna...thank you...you saved our lives...you guys in the Fire Department...man, I'll tell ya...you're the greatest.
Malloy: Wrong department, friend. We're the police.
Junkie: Fuzz...lousy, stinking fuzz!
Malloy: Don't give it another thought.- Any scene that involves college protesters is gonna have its fair share of "hip" and/or "with it" dialogue.
- Translation By Volume: In "Astro," the only person at a residence who is available to tell the officers why they were called speaks very little English. They manage limited communication using pantomime, but Malloy, for some reason, also tries repeating his questions VERY LOUDLY.
- Very Special Episode: The season three episode "Log 105: Elegy for a Pig." It's made more as a documentary. The regular opening credits were replaced by Jack Webb reading them over a black screen. Martin Milner narrated the episode in character. The policeman the episode revolves around, Tom Porter, had not been seen on screen before despite being a friend of Malloy and Reed's, going through the police academy with the former. No lines are spoken by any character on screen.
- The Voice: Real-life LAPD dispatcher Shaaron Claridge. She appears on-screen in one episode, helping Malloy run plate numbers on a dispatch computer, though only in an over-the-shoulder shot. It's possible she got recognized enough on her voice alone.
- Welcome Episode: In the pilot, veteran Malloy shows rookie Reed the ropes, which sets up their relationship for the next few seasons.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: "Militants" and "The Radical" feature militant fanatics, and "The Ferret" features a vandal who wants a major polluter to realize what they're doing—it's just his method is off-base.
- What a Senseless Waste of Human Life: Many episodes that depict the death of innocent (and sometimes, not-so-innocent) people. A few examples:
- "I Feel Like a Fool, Malloy": The episode-closing incident involves a 5-year-old girl who drowned in a swimming pool. The tyke is actually still alive barely as she is taken away by ambulance, but Reed and Malloy remark that her death is imminent. (The cops' response had been delayed because an elderly neighbor refused to help the inexperienced babysitter - the woman had called the police in mistaking the babysitter for a drugged-out girl wanting money for a hit - and only while checking out the loud happy chase-type music do Malloy and Reed realize the seriousness of the incident.)
- "Good Cop: Handle With Care": Two rogue freelance journalists, seeking to do a sensationalist story on police brutality, harass Malloy and Reed throughout the episode. Things reach their climax when the officers pull over a car matching the description of one used in an armed robbery. The journalists harass the officers as they're trying to take the suspects into custody just enough for one of the suspects to fire his gun ... and he ends up shooting an innocent passer-by across the street. The assailed whom we quickly learn is a married father of three later dies at the hospital of his wounds, and the officers muse about it in the tag scene.
- "Elegy for a Pig": See above.
- What the Hell, Hero?: In "X-Force", Malloy allows a Smug Snake child molester to get him riled enough to use excessive force. The long dénouement is about the consequences.


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Quick Question: should the S View Case stay shut. A La iPad Smart Case? the magnet seems to do it's job in waking the screen but I would like if it held the case shut...
A new case will be a little stiff on the spine. Whenever you can remember, place the phone face down, to let the weight force it shut. After a while, it will get softer and more flexible, falling perfectly flat on the screen. Same story with all the stock back cases, fitted with front cover.
Unlike the iPad smart cover, there isn't a magnet to keep the S-View cover closed. I was thinking of buying one of these but a friend of mine beat me to it. He quickly decided it was so crap that he offered to give it to me but I declined. Although it did get more flexible, the lack of a magnetic closure just meant it flopped around somewhat uselessly. I think these look a lot more appealing than they turn out to be in practice. I'm glad I didn't buy one.
it does what it is supposed to do and I paid a lot less than the official price so can't grumble too much. Not sure how long it will stay my permanent case, mainly because I don't think it will bounce!!
Spigen has a View case with a clasp that reportedly does a great job of keeping the cover shut. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DCCVSNQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1375225685&sr=8-2&pi=SL75 I can't vouch for it myself, I seriously considered it, but chose to go with an Otterbox Reflex case instead. Sent from my Galaxy S4 using Tapatalk


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