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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Producer L.Q. JONES and director of photography JOHN MORRILL record an audio commentary for THE WITCHMAKER!
We were pleased to have cult actor/director L.Q. JONES (A BOY & HIS DOG) and director of photography JOHN MORRILL (THE BROTHERHOOD OF SATAN) participate in an exclusive audio commentary track for THE WITCHMAKER . This commentary track will be on the upcoming DVD release from CODE RED that will be out on 07/05. L.Q. and John talked about how the film was made, including many stories about the director, and some behind the scenes and production problems that were encountered on the film. We invite all cult movie fans to listen along when THE WITCHMAKER has its first-time authorized release!
11 comments:
- Anonymous said...
big deal! 2 old geezer with headphone. Can't wait to buy the legit release from retromedia.
- April 17, 2011 at 9:04 PM
- Matthew David said...
Nice! Am digging LQ's A BOY & HIS DOG t-shirt.
- April 17, 2011 at 9:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
lol at Anony 9:04 PM.
What is this, 2008? You are so lame now. Try something new!
Awesome news about The Witchmaker.
- April 17, 2011 at 11:53 PM
- Jimmy said...
Can't wait to have this one in my hand (like everything else I get because of you). Just don't give any importance to anonymous posting (just the usual childish troll), even more when he doesn't have a clue and ignore who is L.Q. Jones.
Those who sign their posts with their real names know how much works you put on your releases and appreciate it.
- April 18, 2011 at 12:53 AM
- LorriLives said...
Anonymous 9:04PM is an IDIOT. This has been a public service announcement. Thank you.
- April 18, 2011 at 4:53 AM
- Anthony Benedetto said...
Annoy 9:04's statement is really mind boggling.
First, why is he insulting the people that worked on the film, which is a little over 40 years old. And if he is going to buy a release of this film, wouldn't he want the one that is approved by key members of the crew? Mainly L.Q. Jones?
If your gonna spend money on the movie why not buy the one that is made with the most care and respect for the material?
All I can add is that I look forward to this release and whatever L.Q. has to say, he has had an amazing career. I mean from his days with Sam Peckinpah to directing the wonderful, "A Boy and His Dog."
- April 18, 2011 at 7:26 PM
- gary b. said...
Well said, Jimmy. I'm so sick of reading these comments from these clueless "anonymous" losers. I can't wait for all of the upcoming releases!
- April 18, 2011 at 7:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
I'd rather see Morella than two old guys with smiley on the chest. Morella rocks
- April 19, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Lt Forbes said...
Bill, any chance you can get your hands on Frank Dobbs' excellent Enter the Devil (1972)? Had a nice VHS copy from the usual suspects back in the early 90's, but this has never made it to DVD (other than some crappy bootleg stuff from other usual suspects, not worth anyone's time or money).
- April 19, 2011 at 12:55 PM
- TheGame said...
what is interesting is who will get what copy of the Witchmaker...Im not sure how both Code Red and Retromedia actually can both release it ( naive here sorry)
I wonder if Anon at 904 is Fred Olen Ray himself :)
- April 24, 2011 at 10:22 AM
- Steve Cattani said...
Anyone making disparaging remarks against Mr. Morrill or L.Q. Jones is not fit to drink the bathwater of those two men. To quote Jason Robards character in Boy and His Dog..."to the FARM."
Unrelated, I have Something Weird's DVD-R of ENTER the DEVIL and it looks OK. Battered print, but that's fine. Not such a great movie.
- May 31, 2011 at 4:21 PM


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Web servers can serve static and dynamic content, with most of the static content being stored on the server (corresponding to the default htdocs directory) and the dynamic content being generated on the spur of the moment, usually with the help of data from databases, for example. Containers help you
configure the serving of both static and dynamic Web pages. You use configuration containers to modify the configuration of either particular physical locations in your file system, or particular locations in the Web space. The file system is the physical view of your disks as it appears to the operating system. The Web space, on the other hand, is how your site appears to the Web server and your clients. A path such as /dir may appear to a client as /usr/local/apache/htdocs/dir. Note that there may not be a one-to-one correspondence mapping between the Web space and the file system, because a dynamic Web page my not be present anywhere on the file system; instead, it may be generated with the help of database input, for example.
The <Directory> and <Files> directives are file system–related containers, which apply directives to selected parts of the file system on the server. The <Location> and <LocationMatch> containers aren't file system related. These are Web space containers and are put in to change the configuration for (usually dynamic) Web space content only.
You choose between the file system–based containers and the Web space–related containers (URL based), depending on where the objects are located. If the objects are loaded on your file system, use the <Directory> and <Files> (and <DirectoryMatch> and <FilesMatch) containers. If, instead of the file system, the objects are from elsewhere, as is the case when you generate dynamic Web pages from a database, use the <Location> and <LocationMatch> directives. Don't use the <Location> directive to limit access to
file system objects; the restrictions you specify can be circumvented because a file system location doesn't have a one-to-one correspondence with a Web space (URL) location.
The <Directory> container can contain any directory context directives that apply to a named directory and its subdirectories. You may use a full path to a directory or a wildcard string (? imatches a single character and * matches any sequence of characters). Note the following:
- <Directory /> operates on the whole file system.
- <Directory dir> refers only to absolute directories.
- <Directory/ home/*public_html> points to the public_html sub directory under any directory in the /home directory.
- You can't nest <Directory> containers inside each other.
Note that although you can't nest <Directory> containers inside each other, you may refer to nested directories in the document root.
If more than one directory section in the httpd.conf file matches the directory containing a document, Apache will apply the directives to all of the directory sections! Apache will apply the directives to the shortest directory first and then process through all the directory sections, ending with the longest directory match. In addition, any .htaccess file directives are applied as and when Apache finds them during this process.
Here's an example with multiple directory sections. In this example, the document test.html is in the / home/www/dir/ directory.
<Directory />
AllowOverride none
<Directory /home/>
Allowoverride FileInfo
OHS will process the directory directives in the following order:
- AllowOverride None (this will disable all .htaccess files).
- AllowOverride FileInfo (for the directory /home).
- Look for and apply the FileInfo directives in / home/.htaccess, / home/www/. htaccess and / home/www/dir/.htaccess in that order.
on the job: A directive that's valid in the directory context can be used inside <Directory>, <Location>, and <Files> containers in the server configuration files, subject to some restrictions.
The DirectoryMatch directive is very similar to the Directory directive, with the difference that the Web server will accept regular expressions as arguments as shown in the following example, which matches directories starting with web and ending with a number from 1 to 0:
<DirectoryMatch "/web[1-9]/">
The <Files> directive is a container directive that matches files instead of directories and is similar to the <Directory> and <Location> directives. The <Files> directive is used to control access by filenames.
The directives inside this section can be applied to all files matching the specified filename. Note the following:
- <Files> sections are read after the <Directory> sections and the .htaccess files are read.
- <Files> sections are read before the <Location> sections.
- You can nest <Files> sections inside <Directory> sections.
The filename argument can include a filename or a wild-card string, where ? matches any single character, and * matches any sequence of characters. You can also use extended regular expressions by adding the ~ character, as shown here:
<Files ~ " .(gif|jpe?g|png)$">
Although the example shows the use of regular expressions to match filenames, the <FilesMatch> container is more appropriate in such cases.
In the following example, the directives within the <Files> and <Files> tags fall into the Files container, and they deny access to any file on your server that's named secret.html, no matter where it is on the server:
<Files secret.html>
Order allow,deny
Deny from all
If you want to restrict access to only certain files within a directory, you can do so, by combining the <Files> and <Directory> containers. The following example shows this:
<Directory /var/web/dir1>
<Files secret.html>
Order allow,deny
Deny from all
The preceding combination means that the client will be denied access to all of the following files:
Any file named secret.html under the /var/web/dir1/ directory.
This is the counterpart of the <DirectoryMatch> directive, which enables you to control access by
filename. Unlike the <Files> directive, it accepts regular expressions to match filenames.
Syntax: <FilesMatch regex> … </FilesMatch>
Example: <FilesMatch ".(gif|jpe?g|png)$">
You use the <Limit> directive to restrict enclosed access control directives only to certain HTTP methods. By default, the Web server imposes access controls on all access methods, which is as it should be. Using the Limit directive, you can specify that only the listed HTTP methods fall under the purview of access controls. Any access method that isn't listed with the Limit directive won't have any access restrictions. Here's an example:
<Limit POST>
Require valid-user
In the example, the access control restriction is imposed only where the POST method is used. All other methods are unrestricted or unprotected by these access control restrictions, which apply only to the POST method. Because the POST method lets users write to the server, the Limit directive requires the users to be authenticated as valid users.
You use the <LimitExcept> container to restrict access controls to all HTTP methods except the named methods. You use <LimitExcept> and </LimitExcept> to enclose a group of access control directives that will apply to any HTTP access method not listed inside the container. Thus, <LimitExcept> is the opposite of a <Limit> container, and you can use it to control both standard and nonstandard methods of access.
To prevent unknown access methods from evading access control restrictions, you should use the LimitExcept directive, which imposes access restrictions on all access methods except those specified in the LimitExcept directive, as shown here:
<LimitExcept POST>
Require valid-user
exam watch: You must always use the <LimitExcept> container in preference to <Limit> when restricting access, because a <LimitExcept> section provides complete protection against arbitrary and unknown access methods.
In this example, the access control directive enclosed in the LimitExcept directive (Require valid-user) applies to any HTTP access method except the POST access method.
You use the <Location> directive to specify that the directives in a block be applied only to the stated URLs and not a physical directory. Thus, the scope of the <Location> directives is limited by URLs and not physical directories. Note the order in which the various configuration sections (containers) are read upon starting the Oracle HTTP server:
- <Directory>
- .htaccess files
- <Files>
- <Location>
Note that you can use regular expressions with the tilde character and wildcard directories with the <Location> directive.
Make sure you aren't using the <Location> container to control access to physical files or directories.
exam watch: If you use the <Location />
specification instead of just <Location>, your configuration directives in that container will applyto the entire server.
The <Directory> container controls access to the physical directories and files. If you use the <Location> container directives to control access to directories and files, your access controls could be easily sidestepped, because more than one URL can point to the same physical directory. You must use the <Location> container only to apply directives to content that doesn't live in your file system. If the content is actually located in the file system, you must use the <Directory> and <Files> containers to apply configuration directives to that content.
The URLs affected by the <Limit> directive may use wildcards, with ? matching a single character, and * matching any sequences of characters. You may also use regular expressions by adding the ~ character.
The <LocationMatch> directive is similar to the <Location> directive, but it lets you specify all types of regular expressions. Note that the <Location> directive lets you use only regular expressions with the tilde character and wildcard directories. In the following example, the <LocationMatch> directive matches the URLs contained in either the /hr/data or the
/finance/data string.
<LocationMatch "/(hr|finance)/data">
.htaccess Context
The .htaccess context applies to the .htaccess files in which you can place any directory to limit the directive to that directory only. Although a directive that is valid in the .htaccess context appears inside per-directory .htaccess files, it may or may not be processed, depending on the value of the OverRides directive .
{mospagebreak title=What Are Block Directives?}
A block directive specifies conditions under which the directive will take effect. Thus, block directives aren't scope based, but rather depend on whether the HTTP Server will take its directives into account when starting up, based on some condition holding true or false. You can use block directives to limit directives to work only on certain virtual hosts, directories, or files. There are two block directives: <IfModule> and <IfDefine>.
You use the <IfModule> directive to mark those directives that are processed only if a certain module is present and is available in the OHS server. The stated module can be made available to OHS in either of two ways. It can be statically compiled into the OHS server, or you must make the module dynamically available by compiling the module and placing a LoadModule line in the httpd.conf file. The LoadModule line must appear before the <IfModule> directive.
Here's an example using the <IfModule> directive that comes into effect only for the mod_user_dir.c module:
<IfModule mod_userdir.c>
UserDir public_html
Any URL whose path starts with a tilde would be mapped to UserDir, provided the mod_userdir.c module exists. Otherwise, the <IfModule> directive has no effect.
As you're probably aware, in the Apache HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server program, the httpd daemon, when run as a standalone process, creates child processes or threads to handle user service requests. You normally don't invoke the httpd daemon directly, but rather do so through using the apachectl utility on Apache systems, and the opmnctl utility in Oracle HTTP Server.
The directives within an <IfDefine> section are processed only if the enclosed test is evaluated to be true; otherwise, everything between the two
<IfDefine> section markers is ignored. The <IfDefine> directive uses the parameter-name argument given on the httpd command line via the -D parameter. Note that the <IfDefine>directive is thus used for conditionally processing directives, based on the evaluation of the conditions that prevail when the OHS server is started. OHS will apply the directives within the <IfDefine> directive only if the stated parameter
is defined on the httpd command line. In the following example, requests will be redirected to alternative sites only if you start the OHS server with the httpd
–DclosedForNow option.
<IfDefine ClosedForNow>
Redirect / http://otherserver.example.com/
By using the parameter-name specification, you can reverse the test and process directives within the <IfDefine> sections if the parameter name isn't
Note that containers can't include other containers, with the exception of the Limit directive and the Files container. You can include a Files container in a
Directory container. You can place any directive inside a Limit or LimitExcept container, as long as the Limit or LimitExcept directive is placed within a container that conforms to these directives. You can include all the other container types inside a <VirtualHost> container.
{mospagebreak title=Merging Containers and Contents}
The Oracle HTTP Server merges multiple directives in a very particular order, with directories being searched from the top down, as shown here:
- Directories inside (non-regular expression) directory containers and .htaccess directives are processed simultaneously. The .htaccess directories, if they are allowed, will always override the Directory container directives.
- Next to be applied are the DirectoryMatch containers and the Directory containers.
- Files and FilesMatch container directives are merged simultaneously next.
- Location and LocationMatch directives are applied simultaneously last.
Each group is processed in the order it appears in the httpd.conf file, except for the <Directory> containers. The <Directory> containers are processed from the shortest directory component to the largest directory component. For example, OHS will process /usr/web/dir before it processes /usr/web/dir/sub_dir. If more than one <Directory> container refers to the same directory, they are processed in the order in which they appear in the httpd.conf file.
Directives inside the <VirtualHost> container are applied after the corresponding directives from the main server are applied. This allows virtual host configuration directives to override the main server configuration settings.
The following example shows how containers are merged, when all the containers are applied to a particular client request. The merging starts at 1 and ends at 5.
<Location />
<Files f.html>
<VirtualHost *>
<Directory /a/b>
<DirectoryMatch "^.*b$">
<Directory /a/b>
The following example shows that although you placed some access restrictions, given that the <Location> container is evaluated last, your access restrictions specified in the <Directory> container don't actually apply.
<Location />
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
# <Directory> section's directive
# will be ignored since <Location>
is processed after this
<Directory />
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Deny from hacker.example.com
exam watch: Directives that share the same scope will be merged in the order they are found.
Note that the VirtualHost container directives are processed after the main server configuration directives. This allows the virtual host directives to take precedence over the main server directives.
The Oracle HTTP Server processes all section groups in the order in which they appear in the configuration files, with one exception. The Directory container (<Directory>) sections are processed from the shortest directory component to the longest. Here are some things to remember:
- Use the <Directory> or <Files> directives to match objects at the file system level.
- Use the <Location> directive to match URLs.
- The <Location> container is always processed last.
{mospagebreak title=Virtual Hosting}
Virtual hosting is the maintenance of multiple Web sites on a single machine. For example, you may run both www.mycompany1.com and www.mycompany2.com Web sites from the same server. You can define IP-based or name-based virtual hosts using the VirtualHost directive. IP-based virtual hosts have different IP addresses for each Web site. Name-based virtual hosts run multiple names on a single IP address.
You use the <VirtualHost> container to enclose a set of directives that apply only to a named virtual host. You may place any directive that can be used in a virtual host context in the virtual host container. When OHS receives a client request for a document that's on a virtual host, OHS will use the configuration directives for that virtual host's virtual host container. Using the <VirtualHost> container directive, you can specify the following alternative directives to the main HTTP server:
- ServerAdmin
- ServerName
- DocumentRoot
- ErrorLog
- CustomLog
Here's how you use the <VirtualHost> directive to specify additional hosts:
<VirtualHost www.myhost1.com> DocumentRoot /usr/virtual/htdocs/info ServerName www.myhost1.com ErrorLog /usr/virtual/h1/logs/error_log </VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost www.myhost2.com> DocumentRoot /usr/virtual/htdocs/finance ServerName www.myhost2.com
ErrorLog /usr/virtual/h2/logs/error_log </VirtualHost>
The foregoing example uses a name-based virtual hosting system. Here's an example showing a virtual host that's IP based:
<VirtualHost 18.104.22.168 18.104.22.168>
ServerName www.myhost.com
ServerAdmin firstname.lastname@example.com DocumentRoot /docs/myhost/www ErrorLog /docs/myhost/logs/error_log TransferLog /docs/myhost/logs/access_log </VirtualHost>
exam watch: Name-based virtual hosting means that you'll have multiple Web sites for each IP address, and IP-based virtual hosting means that you'll have an address for each Web site.
IP-Based Virtual Hosts
You must provide a different IP address for each IP-based virtual host, either by setting up your machine within multiple physical network connections, or by using virtual interfaces called "ip aliases." You can run multiple httpd daemons to support the different IP-based virtual hosts, or you can continue to use the default setup of a single httpd daemon. In our examples in this section, the single httpd daemon mode is assumed.
You can configure multiple hosts on a single server, using a separate VirtualHost directive for each virtual host. You can't use the following HTTP Server directives in a VirtualHost directive, because they can be used only in the server configuration context:
- ServerType
- StartServers
- MaxSpareServers
- MinSpareServers
- MaxRequestsPerChild
- BindAddress
- Listen
- PidFile
- TypesConfig
- ServerRoot
- NameVirtualHost
Here's an example showing how you use the <VirtualHost> container to set up different configuration values for the ServerAdmin, ServerName, DocumentRoot, ErrorLog, and TransferLog or CustomLog configuration directives for the two virtual hosts defined here:
<VirtualHost 10.0.0.1>
ServerName www.newco.com
ServerAdmin firstname.lastname@example.com
DocumentRoot /groups/newco/www
ServerName www.newco.com
ErrorLog /groups/newco/logs/error_log
TransferLog /groups/newco/logs/access_log
<VirtualHost 10.0.0.2>
ServerName www.citygroup.org
ServerAdmin email@example.com
DocumentRoot /groups/citigroup/www
ServerName www.citigroup.org
Name-Based Virtual Hosts
In an IP-based virtual hosting system, each virtual host will need a separate IP address, because the virtual host uses the IP address to determine which host to serve. This forces you to have multiple IP addresses, one for each virtual host you wish to set up. When you use name-based virtual hosting, the HTTP Server expects the client to supply the hostname as part of the HTTP header information. This way, several hosts can share a single IP address.
It's very simple to configure name-based virtual hosting. All you need to do is to configure the DNS server to map host names to their correct IP addresses and then configure OHS so it can recognize the multiple host names. Name-based virtual hosting means you'll need fewer hard-to-acquire IP addresses. Unless you have strong reasons for doing so, you should use name-based virtual hosting. Following are some of those reasons:
- If you're supporting some obsolete clients, you may find that they aren't compatible with name-based virtual hosting.
- You may not be able to use name-based virtual hosting with some SSL secure servers.
- There are some operating system and network bandwidth management techniques that can't distinguish between hosts unless they are on distinct IP addresses.
You must use the NameVirtualHost directive to designate the IP address on the server that will accept requests for the name-based virtual hosts. If you want any or all IP addresses on the server to be used, you must provide * as the argument to the NameVirtualHost directive. Make sure that the IP address you specify is associated with a network interface on the server. You must provide a port argument (*:80, for example) if you intend to use multiple ports.
Once you do specify the NameVirtualHost directive, you must specify a <VirtualHost> block for each of the virtual hosts you wish to serve. You provide arguments to the <VirtualHost> directive that are similar to those you use for the NameVirtualHost directive. You need at least the following two directives inside each <VirtualHost> directive:
- The ServerName directive to designate the host to be served
- The DocumentRoot directive to indicate the directory where the host's contents are stored
In the following example, originally you have the domain www.mydomain.com. You now wish to add the virtual host www.myotherdomain.com, pointing to the same IP address. Here's how your httpd.conf file will look:
NameVirtualHost *:80
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.mydomain.com
ServerAlias mydomain.com *.mydomain.com
DocumentRoot /www/mydomain
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.myotherdomain.com
ServerAlias mydomain.com *.mydomain.com
DocumentRoot /www/myotherdomain
exam watch: You can also specify an IP address in place of the * in both the NameVirtualHost and <VirtualHost> directives. You may do this if you wish to run name-based virtual hosts on one IP
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General Off-Topic Board / Re: SFLSD: Oh! The inhumanities.« on: April 26, 2012, 04:54:59 PM »
That's not how you accrue force, J. That's friction. Physics is fundamental! And apparently sexy!
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What's "the Blues Brothers"?
"Joliet" Jake and Elwood Blues?
You are so insane! You didn't even watch his speech and it's going to make you stop going to his movies? He's like the greatest American actor of his generation. Reading your posts makes my eyes itch. And Mia Farrow, seriously? Dude went to effing Iraq and paid to put his observations in newspapers nationwide. Yes, that's narcissistic, but it certainly isn't cowardly. Charlie Rose, my foot.


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Each year, Phoenix Marketing Internationalanalyzes national data on millionaire households to reveal which US states attract the most high-income families.
Data from Phoneix shows a list of states with the highest percentage of millionaires by population, while the overall number of millionaire households in the US has increased nationwide for the first time in two years. In 2009, there were 5.14 million millionaire households, compared to 5.56 million in 2010, an increase of approximately 7.6% that saw nearly every US state increase its total number of millionaires.
The study defines millionaire households as those with $1 million or more in investable or liquid assets (excluding sponsored retirement plans and real estate). Overall, 4.78% of US households claim millionaire status, a fall from the 2007 high of 5.25%.
David Thompson, Managing Director of Phoenix Marketing International, notes that "small states with large concentrations of highly educated professionals and business owners are key ingredients to growing wealth," and that states with a large proportion of millionaires tend to share these characteristics.
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BROOMFIELD -- The ballet dancers' elegant dance moves told a less-than-elegant story.
At a Tuesday morning performance at Meridian Elementary School, members of the Colorado Conservatory of Dance, formerly known as the School of Ballet Nouveau Colorado, spread an anti-bullying message by performing a special ballet that featured children shoving each other, ridiculing each other and finally reconciling their differences to stop bullying in their classroom.
The dance, called "It All Starts Somewhere," was an effort to get kids to think creatively about how to stop bullying and speak out when they see it happen to themselves or their friends.
The Meridian performance is one of 12 performances CCD has organized for school-aged children this month.
CCD has been involved in anti-bullying dance performances for seven years, said Julia Wilkinson Manley, CCD's school director.
Children should be able to celebrate their youth by having fun, not fearing retaliation from others, she said.
"We want to create a safe environment where kids are not judged for who they are or how they look," she said.
The performance, which depicted young children being bullied by both siblings and their peers, included a discussion of what bullying looks like and how to stop it. CCD student dancers acted out scenarios using choreographed ballet moves, then asked the children to reflect on how they would handle the same situation.
The CCD dancers are young performers, some just a few years older than the elementary school audience for which they performed. The performance also included familiar, modern music and modern-day scenarios, such as using texting as a bullying tool.
"We have done bullying performances in the past, but it has always shown people from another era or used animals," Wilkinson Manley said. "For this performance, we wanted kids to see themselves on stage."
Choreographer Sarah Jannsen, a high school student who is a longtime performer with Ballet Nouveau and CCD, said "It All Starts Somewhere" is meant to show the complex relationships that lead to bullying. In the dance, one character, for example, is ruthlessly teased by her older brother at home. She takes it out on her third-grade peers once she gets to school.
"It was really important to show why a bully might also be bullied, too," she said.
Meridian Elementary School has incorporated an anti-bullying unit into its classes, along with other "healthy living" topics, said Lisa Leicht, the school's art teacher.
The children became familiar with anti-bullying techniques by working on worksheets and having discussions in class.
During the performance, when asked if they had ever seen or been the target of bullying, nearly every child raised his or her hand. Earlier, the children had drawn pictures of what bullying looks like. Their sketches included plenty of tears, sad faces and pictures of bullies with word bubbles that said "you suck" and "you're stupid."
"It's so sad to see those," Wilkinson Manley said.
Leicht said CCD's dance performance incorporated an important message with constructive examples on how to handle what can be a confusing or hurtful experience The performance also exposed children to the performing arts -- something that would normally cost the school precious time and money to seek out.
CCD dancers donate their time and do not charge for the performance.
"A performance like this fills a huge hole for these kids," Leicht said.
As part of the dance, the performance also included interactive elements, too. After watching the dancers act out examples of ways to avoid, stop or report bullying, everyone had a chance to get to their feet and dance their hearts out.
Antonio Houck, a young student dancer in the CCD performance, said he hopes the experience will be a positive one that helps kids in the future.
He and his peers know about bullying firsthand, he said. As a male dancer in a ballet school, he purposely kept his hobby under wraps, because he knew he might get made fun of for being "girly" or not strong.
"The friends that do know, though, are usually really understanding," he said.


text: Freddy Negrete Article Preview for Tattoo Artist Magazine Issue #31 Interview By Shane Enholm Shane Enholm: When is the first time you saw a tattoo? Freddy Negrete: The first time I was really struck with the whole tattoo thing I was 12 years old. I was raised in a foster home because my parents went to prison. So I was in a foster home and it was a white foster home. I grew up in a white area of San Gabriel but I knew the Mexican community from school. I was a troublemaker white kid so they liked me... I started running away from home because the foster home was abusive and I remember I was in Eastlake Juvenile Hall in East L.A. and they were going to let me go back home. I had just gone to court and I was in a holding cell by myself and they brought this other kid in. He was 16 or 17 and his name was Buckwheat. He was from Monte Via and he was a hardcore cholo guy. I was a little kid. I think the only reason he even talked to me was that we were the only two guys in the cell. The first thing I was fascinated with was all his tattoos. He had a Jesus head and a cross and stuff like that all over. Right at that moment, I was so impressed with that guy –he was just a badass. So I started asking him questions about the tattoos. He goes, "Yeah, you get a needle and wrap thread around it, melt it into a toothbrush and just dip it into India ink and just tap away. Or you could use a girl's mascara." I got released that day and that night I was in my bed right away. I had my sister's mascara, a needle and thread. I tied it the way he told me to do it and I did this little tattoo on my hand. I saved it. I was going to write my name but it turned out to be a little more work than I expected. Not long after that I made the conversion. I went to this boys' home and I met this other kid there that was a cholo… In the boys' home they had a certain amount of funds and they would take you to buy clothes. I bought all cholo clothes. While I was in that boys' home I made the switch from surfer dude to cholo. When I escaped from there I went back to the San Gabriel neighborhood (the barrio part) and I just showed up… I saw some of the kids I knew from school and they were already gangsters. I just showed up there and they were like, "This is Freddy Barker," because I had the foster's name. So I said, "That's not my name. My name is Fernando Negrete and I'm half Mexican. I want to join the hood." So they jumped me in the neighborhood right there. And a couple of days later I did my first tattoo on one of the homeboys with the needle and thread and everything. I put an SG on him and I put the same thing on me. I did the name later. Then I did a couple of Pachuco crosses. So those were my first tattoos. After that I became a real crazy gangster kid. I was already in trouble and I thought I really had something to prove because everyone knew me as this white kid and I was light skinned and everything. So I became a hardcore cholo -in and out of juvenile hall and camps all the time. Another person that really influenced me, because I could draw… That's what I wanted to know, were you drawing? Yeah, I could always draw. They recognized an artistic ability in my when I was in the second grade. My father was an artist and he actually painted portraits when he was in prison of me and my sister and mailed them to us. So I knew about him being an artist and I knew that I could draw. And actually becoming a Mexican gangster and being in institutions, that gave me a subject matter. When did you go electric? Was it in YA [Youth Authority]? Yeah. What happened was I eventually got arrested for this gang shooting and I went to youth court. When I first got to Youth Authority I had friends there that worked in the print shop and the instructor in the print shop was really cool. He saw my drawings and he got me a job in the print shop. I got a job in the camera room, which was just built. So we had to this camera and all these line screens and everything. So I would draw my designs and then we would reduce them down to tattoo size and put them on stationary paper, which was just paper with lines on it, and down in the corner would be my design. We printed thousands! As long as we printed up the stuff for the institution that our instructor needed, the rest of the day we could make whatever we wanted. So we made fancy envelopes and stationary. For letters, right? I've seen those. Yes, and stationary paper for people to write on. We'd send it to all the prisons so when people wrote home –people would write home and say, "I drew this, baby." So actually the first time I went to Good Time Charlie's in East L.A. I looked up on the wall and saw my designs there! I remember I told Jack [Rudy], "Hey, that's my design!" He goes, "Dude, do you know how many times people come in here and said that their cousin, their uncle or their somebody drew that design?" But I had a folder with me and I had the original right there. But that's how the whole "Smile Now, Cry Later" thing started. I was going to ask you that. I was always looking for stuff to draw -in magazines, pretty girl faces, stuff like that. I remember in one magazine I came across an ad for an acting workshop and there was a comedy/tragedy mask there. Now you know, gangsters listen to oldies but goodies. That's all we listen to –oldies but goodies. And the minute I saw that design I thought of "Smile Now, Cry Later." So I drew up my own version. I had the original version but I drew my own version of masks and I wrote "Smile Now, Cry Later" in fancy gangster writing, printed it out on that stationary and mailed it out to everybody. I saw that in the 80s. "Smile Now, Cry Later" was on everybody. I mean, everybody, man. Either it was the lettering or the faces, but that's like legendary. I was going to ask you about that. That was maybe about '73 or '74 when I drew the originals. Freddy Negrete can be found at Shamrock Social Club in Hollywood, CA. Order issue #31 here: http://tattooartistmagazine.myshopify.com/password (From the full article as seen in the upcoming Tattoo Artist Magazine #31.)


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The iMore forums are hopping over a post from sparro who wants nothing more than an LED notification light on the iPhone 5.
Sparro wasn't satisfied with the LED camera flash accessibility feature added in iOS 5 and is hoping for a full on, front-facing, blinking, bugging notification light in the next iPhone.
BlackBerry lovers consider it part of what puts the crack in CrackBerry and some obviously feel lost when they switch to iPhone and lose it. Even Android seem content when their phones blink and beep at them like R2D2 with something stuck in his holo emitter.
So does the iPhone need it? Is it not enough that the whole display lights up when a new alert hits the lock screen? Do we need a blinking light as well? Or is getting away from the LED the whole reason you switched to iPhone to begin with?
Vote up top, and then head on over to the iMore forums and let sparro know how you feel about the notification LED!


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Welcome Back
This month the Virtual Crafting Challenge is 'D'. For anyone looking to give Paper Distressing a go, I thought now would be a good time to introduce you to a few of my Favorite Tools for Distressing Paper.
First up, is
This is a great little gadget for distressing the edge of paper and card. The effect you get is similar to a deckle edge, apply ink or embossing powder for an even more dimensional finish. A quick cheat for matting and layering, is to cut a shape using Spellbinders Nestabilities, and then go around the edge with this tool. The Paper Distresser retails at around £5, its worth it as its much easier to use than the edge of a pair of scissors, especially if you have bad dexterity, like me.
More tools will be coming during the month, watch this space to see my favorites and the effects you can get with them.
Best wishes and thanks for reading, see you soon
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Watch this video to learn about the IN Cell Analyzer 2200, an innovative new system capable of performing anything from investigative microscopy to automated high content screening. Tony Zucca, a Field Scientist at GE Healthcare, tells SelectScience how the new light source and new sCMOS camera in the system have lead to the system being faster and more sensitive than ever before. Tony also discusses some of the applications of the IN Cell Analyzer 2200, for example in drug delivery and toxicity studies. Interview filmed by SelectScience at ASCB 2012.


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It was expected by many that the 7th seeded (2-7) Pratt High School boys basketball team would simply take their whipping from 2nd seeded Ness City in the opening round of the St. John Midwinter Classic, fall into the consolation bracket and maybe scrounge out a win or two against the other also-rans.
It was expected by many that the 7th seeded (2-7) Pratt High School boys basketball team would simply take their whipping from 2nd seeded Ness City in the opening round of the St. John Midwinter Classic, fall into the consolation bracket and maybe scrounge out a win or two against the other also-rans.
But the Greenbacks seemed not to have gotten the memo, as they stunned the 2A 3rd ranked (9-1) Eagles 52-46 to advance to the tournament semi-finals against Macksville. The resurgent Greenbacks won their third straight game after starting the season 0-7.
Against Macksville on Friday night, the Greenbacks went down to defeat 58-53 in a game that was tight from start to finish.
The tourney opener against Ness City was an offensive explosion by PHS standards, who have had trouble putting points on the board at times this season. Not on Thursday night. The Frogs erupted for 19 tallies in the opening stanza— Chase Hageman scoring inside, Skylar Dean scoring in transition, and Garret Smith bombing away from long range accounting for most of the damage. The Frogs were up 19-12 at the end of Q1.
Ness City clawed their way back into the game, trailing only 30-27 at the break. The third quarter was a low-scoring, evenly matched affair, each side only able to manage 7 points. The Greenbacks carried a 37-34 advantage into the decisive quarter.
Pratt got up by 10 with 4 minutes left to play, largely on the strength of some incredibly lengthy 3s by Garret Smith. Ness City would not go quietly, however, and their quick-striking ability allowed them to cut the lead back to a pair, 48-46, with a minute and a half to play. The Greenbacks did not crack under the pressure, as Skylar Dean slashed to the hoop for a couple of baskets down the stretch, then hit a pair of free throws to ice the contest. Final: 52-46 Frogs.
"I was proud of our kids tonight," PHS head coach David Swank said. " They are so coachable. We ran some plays tonight that we had never done in practice. I just drew them up during time-outs and the kids ran them to perfection."
"The kids executed our game plan," Swank continued. "It helped when (Ness City's) Gantz got in foul trouble. Garret (Smith) didn't just score for us tonight, either. He really battled on the backside of the boards against kids a lot bigger than him, and came down with some big rebounds,"
Pratt's bench gave some solid minutes, a plus in a tournament where three straight nights of basketball has a tendency to take away a teams' legs.
The Greenbacks were able to navigate the Eagles' vaunted pressure defense— and not just break it, but score against it. "Our philosophy is to attack pressure," Swank said. "If you don't score against pressure, they're just going to keep pressuring. We were able to get them out of their pressure by attacking the basket and scoring when they pressed us."
The biggest difference in the game was, Pratt simply outshot the Eagles. Turnovers and rebounds were even, but Pratt's shooting percentage, particularly from behind the arc, was just too much for the Eagles to overcome. Pratt made an eye-popping 8/16 from 3 point land. The difference between that and Ness City's 6/22 accounted for the difference in the ballgame.
Pratt 19 11 7 15 52
Ness 12 15 7 12 46
Garret Smith 22; Skylar Dean 16; Hageman 8; Mayberry 2; Dobbs 2; Bartel 2
In the semi-finals against Macksville, things kind of evened out for the Greenbacks. Shots that had fallen the night before were rimming out, bounces weren't going their way. Macksville was hot from 3 point land in the first half, hitting a trey at the buzzer to take a 15-13 lead after 1 stanza. The game was tied at 29 at the intermission.
Pratt underwent a cold snap in the 3rd frame, and Macksville went up 41-36. Down the 4th quarter stretch, the Mustangs hit free throws with unerring accuracy and Pratt could not catch up. Final: 58-53 Macksville. Pratt plays Central Plains for 3rd place at 6:30 p.m.
Pratt 13 16 7 17 53
Macks 15 14 12 16 58
Smith 14; Dean 19; Mayberry 2; Hageman 2; Kahmeyer 7; Kurz 2; Shumway 4; Sullivan 3


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Earlier today a horrifying massacre took place in Ghouta area in Mleha to be accurate where El Assad's air forces shelled a gas station blowing up whatever around it and whoever in it !! The images coming from the scene are horrifying . Warning:Extremely Graphic
These are the injured who survived the horrible attack The photos are horrifying by all measures.
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By the way do not be optimistic that Syria will return fast on track after the fall of El Assad regime , this man left too many wounds and injuries that can not be healed fast or easily.


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Lesbian Hawaii State Rep. Jo Jordan Votes Against Marriage Equality
Democratic Hawaii state Rep. Jo Jordan has earned herself a unique distinction. She's the first openly LGBT lawmaker to vote against marriage equality.
Puzzling, right?
Even more puzzling is that according to Think Progress:
Jordan had reservations about the bill before Hawaii's special session even began. Last week, she explained that she was undecided, because even though 75 percent of her constituents support marriage equality, she felt she had to represent the entire state. She seemed to be unaware that statewide polling showed a 55 percent majority support marriage equality.
So who exactly is she representing? Apparently not the people that voted for her, or the majority of her state, or--you know--the LGBT community.
Jordan defended her vote on the Hawaii House floor, saying:
No, nobody's going to beat me up. Nobody's going to throw me out of my (LGBT) community — I'm not quite sure of that… I might vote against something that I personally believe in. I personally believe I should have the right. You know how hard it is for me to say no? I have to say no.
Trust us, you don't have to say no, Jo. You really don't.
Hopefully she'll make the right call on Friday during the third reading vote on marriage equality.
If she doesn't, we propose we throw her off the island. (The gay island. And maybe the Hawaiian one too.)
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Speaking for us that live here and Endorse Marriage Equality we were shocked, saddened and very very confused at Rep. Jordons vote. It was not only the direct opposite of our wishes in Hawaii it showed her political will for Equality. She gave in because of hate for herself and from church groups, If we have anything to do with it she will not be re-elected.
I and my husband live on Oahu and I have to say watching the hate in Hawaii was horrifying, never on the mainland had we seen as much hate as there was here. (we were married in Calif and protesed and went to court to over turn prop 8) but in Hawaii Aloha I guess is only for the select few. The sad part in "true" hawaiians are for marriage its the people that came from other countries and call Hawaii home that spewed the hate. Rep. Jordon sadly is a self hating lesbian, there were thousands of threats to "vote them out" if the voted for marriage, lucky for us there was enough that did not listen to the hate. As for Rep Jordon, if I ever hear she met the love of her life, and wants to get married! I will be the 1st boycotting her wedding!
bonjour je suis une fille qui aime les filles!je le suis depuis toujours ,je suis sortie avec des filles ici dans mon pays ,mais leurs parents ont étè toujours contre ,une est morte ça fait trois mois:elle a dis la véritè à ces parents et ceux-ci ont ménancé de me faire du mal comme leur fille est morte à cause de moi!s'il vous plait j'ai vraiment besoin d'aide,je veux quitter mon pays!ok!je suis en deuxiéme année des Infirmiers ;ma famille n'est pas au courant de tout ça;je suis au Cameroun,merçi de me répondre
While I do not agree with her vote, I think it's important for the community to maintain decorum and not resort to violence and or name calling.
"Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster... for when you gaze long into the abyss. The abyss gazes also into you."
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Strana wrote:all right im looking at 3 dates good for me. in august sunday the 16th, 23rd or the 30th, start around noon.
as for type of battle I could go either way, I have a pirate ship I also have (almost) 3 space cruisers if we want to do a space type battle.
if we have space ship combat well use the modified rules that I wrote up so its doesn't take a day and a half to kill something. the rules are in the supplemental section of the forums, we use primarily the hp system.
I just scrapped my SHIP, I'm in the preocess of building a couple more, maybe we can do a space battle. But I am going to need some time, if I vote the 30th.... 16th is too soon & 23rd I'm in Napa Valley.....


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
The Israeli army is regularly painted as a heartless oppressor of Palestinian Arabs. But the reality on the ground more often then not simply does not support that view.
For instance, on Tuesday a Palestinian minibus was involved in a traffic accident in central Judea (the southern part of the so-called "West Bank"). Israeli army forces stationed in the area were notified, and did not hesitate to dispatch a medical team to the scene.
The four Israeli army medics provided care to each of the 20 Palestinian bus passengers. Red Crescent ambulances arrived a short time later and transferred the wounded to area hospitals. In severe cases, the army medics will often transfer Palestinian victims to more advanced medical centers in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv.
Cpt. Karin Yamin, the officer in charge of the unit that responded to Tuesday's accident, told the IDF blog: "For the soldiers in my unit, saving lives is a priority. Whether the patients are Israeli, Palestinian, Christian or Druze, we take care of them all in the same way. We also provide equipment to Red Crescent ambulances, especially when we see that they lack medical equipment."
Cpt. Yamin said the Palestinians she and her soldiers treated were very thankful for the care they received at the hands of the Israelis.
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The World's Fastest Charging Station
Superchargers are free connectors that charge Model S in minutes instead of hours. Stations are strategically placed to minimize stops during long distance travel and are conveniently located near restaurants, shopping centers, and WiFi hot spots. Each station contains multiple Superchargers to help you get back on the road quickly.
Supercharger stations are shown in Google Maps on the car's 17″ touchscreen.
Grab a cup of coffee or a bite to eat while your Model S charges.
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Check the Model S app to see when your car is charged.
536 Supercharger stations with 3,053 Superchargers
How it Works
Superchargers consist of multiple Model S chargers working in parallel to deliver up to 120 kW of direct current (DC) power directly to the battery. Typically, Model S uses its onboard charger to convert alternating current (AC) from a wall charger to DC that's stored in the battery. As the battery nears full charge, the car's onboard computer gradually reduces the current to the optimum level for topping off cells.
Charging each cell is like filling a glass of water without spilling. As the glass fills up, you reduce the flow to catch every last drop. In battery terms, this means reducing current in order to balance cell voltage, ultimately tapering down to a trickle as it nears full. The resulting charge profile is why we recommend charging to 80%, which is typically enough to reach a neighboring Supercharger station.
Using a Supercharger is as easy as using a Wall Connector. You simply plug in, walk away and in approximately 30 minutes you have enough range to get to your destination or the next station. Every new Model S includes Supercharging.
Charging from 10% to 80% is quick and typically provides ample range to travel between most Superchargers. Charging from 80% to 100% doubles the charge time because the car must reduce current to top off cells. Actual charge times may vary.
Engineered for Speed
Supercharging takes advantage of the unique battery architecture that makes Model S P85D the quickest sedan in the world. Accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds requires a strong draw from the battery pack to power the front and rear motors. The connections, cell chemistry, and battery cooling system are all engineered to move significant power out of the battery pack during hard accelerations and uphill driving.
Driving (discharging) and charging use the same systems to move energy out of and into the battery. Supercharging utilizes the car's discharge capacity to flow a similar amount of power back into the battery pack through dedicated high voltage cables. The car's onboard computer constantly monitors the battery during both driving and charging to ensure that Model S performs at its peak.
Model S is currently the only EV capable of charging at up to 120 kW, which equates to 170 miles of range in about 30 minutes. There are many factors that affect the actual charge rate, including ambient temperature, utility grid restrictions and charging traffic, amongst others. We are constantly incorporating owner feedback into our maintenance and research and development efforts. Should you encounter an issue, please email us.
Expansion Plans
We strategically place Superchargers along well-traveled highways and in congested city centers. In addition to Superchargers, we have a growing network of charging partners with dedicated Tesla Wall Connectors at their properties. These are primarily destinations where you'd stay for several hours at a time, such as ski resorts, restaurants, hotels and others, so that you return to your car with ample range for your return trip.
Opening New Stations
Our Supercharger team is constantly at work around the globe constructing new sites. The exact timing of each Supercharger station opening is difficult to predict due to the nature of construction projects. Permits, inspections, weather delays and other circumstances beyond our control all influence the actual opening date. Consequently, stations will occasionally open before or after the date projected in our maps. If you have a question or comment, please email us.
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A cystic hygroma is a growth that often occurs in the head and neck area. It is a birth defect.
Alternative Names
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
A cystic hygroma occurs as the baby grows in the womb. It forms from pieces of material that carry fluid and white blood cells. This material is called embryonic lymphatic tissue.
After birth, a cystic hygroma usually looks like a soft bulge under the skin. The cyst may not be found at birth. It typically grows as the child grows. Sometimes it is not noticed until the child is older.
A common symptom is a neck growth. It may be found at birth, or discovered later in an infant after an upper respiratory tract infection (like a cold).
Signs and tests
Sometimes, a cystic hygroma is seen using a pregnancy ultrasound, when the baby is still in the womb. This can mean that the baby has a chromosomal problem or other birth defects.
The following tests may be done:
- Chest x-ray
- Ultrasound
- CT scan
- MRI scan
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Injection of sclerosing medications
Radiation therapy
Expectations (prognosis)
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The outcome may also depend on what other chromosomal abnormalities or birth defects, if any, are present.
Complications may include:
Damage to structures in the neck caused by surgery
Return of the cystic hygroma
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Conditions: Unless otherwise specified, all measurements are performed from 20 HZ to 15 kHz BW limit (No Weighting)
Dynamic Range: > 80 dB (Non-A Weighted)
Audio Mixer
AEC tail time: 128 ms
Adaptive Noise Cancellation: 6-15 dB
Gating: Adaptive ambient, 1st Mic Priority, Look-ahead Gating
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48 kHz Sample Rate, 24-bit Resolution
Audio Mixer Line Input
Connection: Unbalanced RCA
Impedance: 10 kO
Nominal Level: -10 dBu
Maximum Level: +9 dBu
Audio Mixer Playback
Connection: Unbalanced Left and Right RCA (Summed Internally)
Impedance: 10 kO
Nominal Level: -10 dBu
Maximum Level: +15 dBu
Audio Mixer Line Output
Connection: Unbalanced RCA
Impedance: 10 kO
Nominal Level: -10 dBu
Maximum Level: +9 dBu
Audio Mixer Record Output
Connection: Unbalanced Left and Right RCA (Mono Source Split Internally)
Impedance: 10 kO
Nominal Level: -10 dBu
Maximum Level: +9 dBu
Audio Mixer Amplifier Output
Connection: Left and Right Push Terminals
Power: 5 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 Hz — 15 kHz (+/-1 dB)
Dynamic Range: > 80 dB
THD+N: < 0.50% (+5 dBu Line Input @ 1 kHz)
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Telephone Audio Performance
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Frequency Response: 250 Hz to 3.3 kHz ±1 dB
THD+N: < 0.30% re-max level 250 Hz to 3.3 kHz
SNR: > 62 dB re-max level
Telco Line Echo Cancellation
Tail Time: 32 ms
Null: 55 dB Nominal
Telephone Noise Cancellation
Noise Cancellation 6-15 dB Attenuation
RS-232 Control Port
DB9 Female
Baud Rates: 9,600 / 19,200 / 38,400 / 57,600 (Default) / 115,200
Protocol: 8 Bit, 1 Stop, No Parity
Hardware Flow Control ON (Default)/OFF
USB Configurationonfiguration Port
USB 1.1 Compatible
Type: B Connector
VISCA Camera Port
Din, 9600 Baud, No Flow Control
10/100 Ethernet
RJ-45 with Activity LED
Supports: Telnet, HTTP
Link Bus
Connection: RJ-45 with CAT5 Daisy-chained
Maximum Distance: 60 feet from Mixer to last device in chain
Maximum Number of INTERACT MIC Devices: 3 - Any Mix of INTERACT MIC or MIC EX
Maximum Number of INTERACT COM Devices: 1 per INTERACT Mixer
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Versions: Wired or Wireless (2.4 GHZ)
USB Audio Channel:
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Connector: Mini Type B
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Headset Audio Channel:
Connector: RJ-9
Supported Telephone Sets: Most Cisco, Avaya, and Nortel Phones
Audio Performance: Frequency Response: 40 to 3300 Hz, THD and Noise: < 0.04% Re-max Level with 0 dB Gain @ 1 kHZ, Dynamic Range: > 84 dB (Non A-Weighted)
Audio Processing:
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Line Echo Cancellation for Side-Tone Elimination
Pin 1: Global Mute (C)
Pin 2: Global Mute (S)
Pin 3: ON/OFF Hook (C)
Pin 4: ON/OFF Hook (S)
Pin 5: 5V DC up to 40 mA
Available in Wired or Wireless Versions
Functions: Dialing, Volume Control, Mute Control
Communications: Wired Version: RS-232 Connected to Mixer, Wireless Version: 2.4 GHz DSSS to INTERACT COM Wireless
INTERACT MIC — Tabletop Microphone
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Frequency Response: 60 Hz- 14 kHz
THD+N: < 0.08% (-45 dBu Input @ 1 kHz)
Sensitivity: -45 dBu
INTERACT MIC EX - Microphone Distribution Box
Connection: Female XLR Balanced
Maximum Level :+18 dBu
Frequency Response: 20 Hz — 15 kHz THD + N: < 0.01 %
Phantom Power: 24 V @ 10 mA
Impedance: 5 kO per Leg or 10 kO Balanced
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Auto-Sensing, 50-60 Hz
Power Consumption: 32 W Maximum
Dimensions (W x D x H)
INTERACT AT Mixer: 17" x 7.5" x 2" (43.2 cm x 19.1 cm x 5.1 cm)
INTERACT DIALER: 10.5" x 4.5" x 2.75" (26.7 cm x 11.4 cm x 6.9 cm)
INTERACT MIC EX: 4.7" x 5.6" x 1.7" (11.9 cm x 14.3 cm x 4.4 cm)
INTERACT COM: 4.7" x 5.6" x 1.7" (11.9 cm x 14.3 cm x 4.4 cm)
INTERACT MIC: Diameter: 7" (17.8 cm) Height: 1.5" (3.8 cm)
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INTERACT DIALER: 2.0 lb. (0.9 kg)
INTERACT MIC: 1.5 lb. (0.7 kg)
INTERACT MIC EX: 1.5 lb. (0.7 kg)
INTERACT COM: 1.5 lb. (0.7 kg)
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AES48-2005 AES Standard on Grounding and EMC Practice