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Random Thoughts On Affordable A's
For reasons that aren't entirely clear to us, the federal government hasn't responded to any of our letters on the subject of rebuilding the economy. We've repeatedly suggested that the depository at Ft. Knox be emptied of gold and all that heavy, gaudy metal be made into jewelry for elderly matrons and guys with bad hairpieces to make room for something truly valuable-the nation's reserve of Deuce sheetmetal. Our revolutionary plan for economic stabilization came to us at the last swap meet we attended when we realized the only precious metal that's recession proof came from Ford in 1932.
But while the price of Deuce vintage tin seems to have investment potential for the long haul, the second part of our program would center on an immediate economic stimulus plan-specifically methods to build an affordable street rod. At this same swap meet we found some real bargains on complete, running Model A's and found bodies for less than a '32 firewall. The fact is that when compared to almost any other early iron, Model A's are bargains to build or buy. We contended that more Model A hot rods are just what the economy needs.
Although they were more sophisticated than the Model T's they replaced, A's lacked the refinement of Ford's latter offerings. However, in some respects that makes them even better suited for our purposes. The frame was a simple ladder design that can be easily modified to make it stronger. That same simplicity also means it is much easier to manufacture new replacements that are much less expensive than '32 and later frames. Virtually every patch panel necessary to repair the sorriest sheetmetal is available as are new fiberglass and steel bodies. Fenders, running boards, splash aprons, head and taillights, and windshields-everything required to build a Model A is available new-and lots of original vintage tin and complete cars can be found as well.
Model A production totaled slightly over 4 million, which isn't huge by most standards, yet the survival rate is quite high. That can be attributed to a number of factors: These were rugged little cars that had an exceptionally long service life with many of them seeing daily service as a "second car" into the '50s; they've always been popular with hot rodders, so rather than going to a junkyard many of them were hopped up and recycled; but the first and foremost reason many Model A's survived is because they were one of the first cars (second only to the Model T) embraced by restorers. Today there are a surprising number of Model A's that had the benefit of restoration by amateurs and professionals in the '50s, '60s, and '70s that can be purchased for far less than the cost of refurbishing one today. That not only keeps the price of parts and project cars reasonable, it also makes buying an older restoration as the basis for a street rod a practical consideration.
For most of us the nation's economy is a concern, but it's the balance in our own accounts at the end of the month that dictate what we can and can't do. Putting together a street rod on a budget can be a challenge, but there are ways to cut costs-and building a Model A is one of the best investments we can think of.


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At Nottingham House Clearance Specialists, their leading team offers a wide range of house clearance services for both private and professional clients along with the maximum convenience.
Keeping your house neat is such a difficult thing to do unless you would hire a housekeeping service provider to help you out with your requirements. Hiring an acknowledged cleaning company is not as difficult as you imagine if you know points to know the most stable one. It is useful to choose a cleaning service provider then do it on your personal particularly if you are the busy kind of person who is constantly on the go. Carpet sweeping is difficult to do as it needs regular cleaning. Using a house cleaning service is really easy because you will just make a single telephone call and all will be set. But there are many things you ought to do to make certain you choose the reliable one. These people were equipped to satisfy your requirements. There are several things that you have to hold in your memory in order to get the best possible provider.
A spokesperson for Nottingham House Clearance Specialists explained, "Our general House clearance services in Nottingham include all characters of home clearance, we are capable of dealing empathetically with all kinds of incidents and are pleased to take out clearances where maybe the former occupants have been sick and helpless to care for themselves or their homes resulting in unsanitary situations. We will never discuss your situation with another people or neighbours giving a stringent confidentiality policy along with this we constantly practiced closed vans to assure your additional privacy".
It's quite hard to sum up Nottingham House Clearance Specialists in just a few words. They are able to offer you with an estimate. They can then visit the home to provide you with an accurate settled quote and if you are fortunate to continue they can then plan to carry out your house clearance.
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With Sean Payton back on the sidelines, and Drew Brees still under center, the Saints bounced back in a big way last year.
But they are not a team without issues.
After improving from the worst defense in the history of the league to an actually good unit, they shed several veterans early in the offseason.
And they have some vacancies to fill on offense, though the combined acumen of Payton and Brees can help cover those a little longer.
That leaves them with several questions to answer next week. You can read the full preview by clicking right here, and vote in the poll below on what you think their biggest need is.


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How To ...
Watermarking Digital Images Part 1
By Stacy Reed
Original article is availible at http://www.tucows.com/article/761
Digital image watermarking is the process of embedding an identifiable feature, like a company logo or signature, into the image file so that it is protected. Watermarking is vital to artists, designers and other online professionals who are concerned about enforcing copyright restrictions because it can prove ownership if it were ever to come into question. With more and more artists and photographers exhibiting their work online, it has become very easy for that work to fall into the wrong hands.
While it is impossible to keep people from taking your images, you can make it harder for them to reproduce your work if you place the watermark so that it covers a significant portion of the image. I like to use my Web site address so that even if the image is stolen or someone hotlinks to it, visitors can see where the image originated. It also works to the artist's advantage, doubling as free advertising until you can shut them down.
So how does one go about adding a text watermark to their image? If you don't have a photo-editing application like Photoshop that allows you to work in layers, there are a number of other applications that will do the trick. Watermark Factory is one such tool, among the most popular applications of its class on www.tucows.com.
Watermark Factory has a clean unique interface and offers animated tutorials to help you get started. One of its best features is the ability to apply watermarks to numerous image files at once and it also supports batch renaming, resizing and conversion. For now, let's look at watermarking a single image.
Launch Watermark Factory and click on the Add Files button to import your image. Then click on the Add Text button to add a text watermark. In the Text Watermark window, you will be able to configure the font settings in a number of ways.
Change the color, enable shadow effects, rotate it, configure the opacity, or change the size so that it is suitable to your needs and click OK.
Now just choose the file type and click the Generate button to save the watermarked version of your image. It is that easy!
Watermark Factory is currently priced at $29.95 for the personal licence, which is a 25% discount off their regular price. The business license costs $79.95. You can find out more about the program at Tucows or by visiting the authors home page at www.watermarkfactory.com.
In Part 2 we will discuss how to create text watermarks using layers in Photoshop.
About Stacy Reed
Multi-talented, acclaimed artist and software librarian seeks knowledge and entertainment via Internet. Hailed "The Swirly Queen" by her contemporaries, Stacy Reed is naturally curious and has a strong interest in fractal mathematics, technology, music and software. She began reviewing software for Tucows in 2000. Working full time, raising two kids, and moonlighting as a freelance artist wasn't challenging enough for our young heroine, so she went back to school, graduated with high honors and has since been back as a guest lecturer.
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Bruce Coville has done wonderful adaptations of several Shakespearean plays for a young audience, while staying faithful to the mood and dialogue wherever possible. Now, however, there's a new, edgier, funny Shakespeare in town. You may have seen many adaptations for the works of Shakespeare, but you've never seen them done like this.
I present The Stratford Zoo Midnight Revue. I was laughing out loud on the very first page!
Lendler, Ian. 2014. The Stratford Zoo Midnight Revue Presents Macbeth. New York: First Second.
(Advance Reader Copy)
A hilarious, graphic novel version of "Macbeth" as performed and attended by the denizens of The Stratford Zoo after the keeper has left for the evening.
Join them in their seats (avoid the skunk!), grab a snack of rotting carrion from the vendors, and enjoy the play! Panels featuring frequent audience commentary are done in darkened tones to denote the dim lighting of audience seating. The play's action onstage is presented in bold color.
Intermission occurs when the zookeeper makes an unexpected late-night sweep of the zoo's grounds.
If you're a humor or comic book fan, Lendler and illustrator, Zack Giallongo, present this Shakespeare classic "as you like it" - brief, humorous, and to the point. Teachers and parents, this is a perfect introduction to Shakespeare for the young people in your life.
(Alternatively, read it yourself and then head out to see some Shakespeare in the park this summer! I'll be seeing Shakespeare by the Sea.)
(Alternatively, read it yourself and then head out to see some Shakespeare in the park this summer! I'll be seeing Shakespeare by the Sea.)
Due on shelves in September. This is the first in a series. Look for "Romeo and Juliet" next.


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Setting Guidelines for the Meat Packing Industry
Americans consume large amounts of meat. Therefore, workers in the meat packing industry have to work fast and under pressure, which contributes to the industry being a
dangerous place for its employees. The owners of the meat packing industry contend that in order to make a profit its production must be fast and believe that this can be done safely. In "Meatpacking Industry Hurts Workers," numerous statistics including that the "rate of cumulative traumatic injuries in meatpacking is 33 times the national average" are given to support the claim that meat packing is the most dangerous job in America. These statistics sustain that some changes are necessary to protect the welfare of its workers. Because meat packers work in a dangerous environment, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration should set stricter guidelines for the meat packing industry.
In recent years the industry has changed where workers no longer perform an array of tasks, but now unskilled workers are asked to do one task all day.
This repetitive motion has led to many new injuries among workers. In "The Labour Process and Workplace Injuries in the Canadian Meat Packing Industry," J. Novek states that "the greatest increase in injuries in the meat industry occurred in the categories of upper limb repetitive stains and inflammation." Another injury that results from this repetitive motion is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, which causes weakness, pain, and other disturbances in the hand. Due to the monotony of the task workers often become careless and unfocused causing lacerations, amputations and other accidents. To lessen these injuries, OSHA needs to set guidelines to limit the amount of time a worker can perform the same task. OSHA can also set guidelines for mandatory breaks when workers are
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Corporate Express Inc. cexp , a delivery service, said it is "comfortable" with analysts' per-share fiscal third-quarter earnings estimates of 19 to 21 cents. (CEXP)
Lattice Semiconductor Corp. LSCC, -2.63% reported fiscal third-quarter net income of 57 cents per share, a cent shy of Wall Street estimates. (LSCC)
Hospitality giant Marriott Corp. MAR, +0.00% said it received antitrust clearance from the Justice Dept. to combine its food service and facilities management businesses with those of French catering concern Sodexho, forming the new company Sodexho Marriott Services SMS, -15.64% . (MAR)
Vitesse Semiconductor Corp. vtss reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of 27 cents per share, a cent ahead of analysts' estimates. (VTSS)
Intel INTC, -1.03% rose 3 3/4 to 75 7/8 on volume of 31 million shares after the Wall Street Journal reported the semiconductor giant is set to unveil 266-megahertz and 166-megahertz Pentium chips for use in portable computers. The company is slated to release December period earnings Tuesday; for a preview. (INTC)
Semiconductor maker Micron Technology MU, -2.55% rose 1 1/8 to 28 5/8 after Goldman Sachs analyst Abby Joseph Cohen recommended the stock on PBS' "Wall Street Week" program. Cohen also mentioned Microsoft MSFT, +0.61% , which added 2 1/2 to 129 1/2. (MU, MSFT)
Vancouver-based QLT PhotoTherapeutics Inc. qltif rose 3/4 to 12 3/8 after the FDA approved its early-stage lung cancer treatment. (QLTIF)
China Eastern Airlines CEA, -0.60% lost 1 3/8 to 10 7/16 as Asian stocks tumbled once again overnight. Jilin Chemical JCC, +0.00% was another Chinese ADR to feel the pain, dropping 5/8 to 8 9/16. (CEA, JCC)
Dental management company CompDent Corp. cpdn fell 5 1/2 to 12 1/2 after warning that higher-than-expected costs would put fourth-quarter earnings as much as 7 cents below Wall Street estimates of 31 cents per share. (CPDN)
Physician practice management company PhyCor Inc. phyc fell 3 3/8 to 19 after reporting that it will take a $15 million pretax charge in the first period, related to its terminated merger with MedPartners Inc. MDM, -1.36% , which was valued at $6.8 billion. (PHYC)
Luggage maker Samsonite Corp. samc fell 2 3/8 to 32 3/4 after Barron's reported that wholesale sales have been cannibalized as Samsonite uses its retail outlets to compete against its wholesale customers. (SAMC)
Sporting goods retailer Sports Authority Inc. TSA, +0.18% fell 1 3/16 to 11 15/16 after it said it expects to earn 35 cents per share in the fourth period, excluding a charge, compared to analysts' views of 56 cents. (TSA)
Stratasys Inc. SSYS, -1.32% fell 2 3/16 to 9 1/16 after the maker of rapid prototyping systems said weakness in Asia and Europe would lead to a fourth-quarter and full-year shortfall. Analysts had predicted the company would earn 43 cents and 36 cents per share, respectively. (SSYS)


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Sing and Send Christmas StoryChimes
iOS Universal Music
Just in time for Christmas! Now you can sing, send and share your holiday favorites!
Comes with our favorite animated characters, Jasper & Smiley, singing "Jingle Bells." Grab this special edition now and enjoy!
Sing & Send is the best way for the kids (and parents alike) to sing along with their favorite songs, record them and then send them. All at the touch of a button.
The easy-to-use design will have kids singing in no time at all. New 99 cent song packs will be added frequently, so there will always be something new to discover!
Sing and Send also features a DJ feature so you can have some fun scratching the record or play with the speed of the recording!
Share via Facebook, YouTube or e-mail!
Includes these awesome features:
• One Christmas song included with this download!
• Expandable music library for only 99 cents per pack of 2 songs.
• Record with or without background vocals!
• Interactive DJ fun!
• SongBank to store you favorite recordings.
• Share your songs via Facebook, YouTube and e-mail!
• Song art shared with each sent and shared recording!
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DTV marketplace, part 2
In part 2 of our DTV marketplace we preview more products to be unveiled at NAB2002.
Nonlinear editors
Pinnacle Systems silver:
Bridges analog and digital domains; includes a scaleable MPEG-2 compression (5 to 50 MBytes/s); includes real-time workflow, InTime processing and open network capability. 650-526-1600; www.pinnaclesys.com
Booth: L10623
Quantel Version 9 for Editbox:
Boosts performance in primary editing, audio management and multi-layer compositing; features tail-free desk editing; new in, out and viewer "tuck" marking; includes folded view editing for faster shot reordering. +44 01635 48222; fax: +44 01635 815815; www.quantel.com
Booth: L8424
Laird Telemedia Dvora:
Professional, real-time turnkey hardware systems, integrated and optimized for your video edit software of choice by Avid, Adobe, AIST, Canopus, DPS, Matrox or Pinnacle; Exact Pentium processor compatibility; all aluminum non-magnetic silver cabinet with advanced air handling system; full tower and rackmounts available. 800-898-0759; fax: 845-339-0231; www.lairdtelemedia.com
Booth: L13818
Inscriber Technology TitleMotion Pro:
Plug-in for Inscriber TitleMotion to add functionality with new 3D text and effects; animated textures over time, animated kerning over time and the ability to apply 3D effects to text and graphic objects over time; graphics plug-in for leading Windows-based nonlinear editors. 519-570-9111; fax: 519-570-9140; www.insriber.comBooth: S3937
Leitch dpsVelocity 8.0:
New version of the dpsVelocity dual-stream real-time nonlinear editing system with real-time Webstreaming directly from the timeline; available as a fully integrated turnkey system or as hardware/software bundle for installation in a Windows 2000 computer; includes multi-camera editing, real-time garbage mattes, interface enhancements and multiple timeline support. 757-548-2300; www.dps.com
Booth: L19511
Avid NewsCutter v3:
Features interoperability with iNews products, new Web publishing features and XP model support for DV 50. 978-640-6789; fax: 978-640-1366; www.avid.com
Booth: L13200
Accom Affinity NLE:
Features Dimension 8.2 software; offers 30 new features including enhancements to the key frame editor, improved EDL support and improved processing speed. 650-328-3818; fax: 650-327-2511; www.accom.com
Booth: S3904
Avid Xpress DV v3:
Offers more than 100 customizable real-time effects, such as dissolves, titles or color effects; features eight video tracks with unlimited nesting for multi-layered compositions, low-cost DVD burner support, and five times faster MPEG encoding. 978-640-6789; fax: 978-640-1366; www.avid.com
Booth: L13200
Editor offers variable frame rate support for Panasonic's AJ-HDC27V HD Cinema camera; features 10-bit and eight-bit YUV and eight-bit RGB support; system supports all HD and SD formats, including 16:9 aspect ratios and 2K film resolution. 512-835-0400; fax: 512-835-0434; www.boxxtech.com
Booth: S2329
Matrox DigiSuite MAX:
Delivers maximum editing power and creative freedom with more real-time features; analog and digital inputs and outputs is supported to enable users to work in their formats of choice; users deliver in record time on tape, CD and DVD. 514-822-6000; 514-822-6292; www.matrox.com
Booth: S4427
Pinnacle Systems blue:
Delivers editing support for every video format; allows users to mix formats within the same timeline and mix format editing without compromise; eliminats transcoding and the degrading effects of recompression; features real-time primary color correction. 650-526-1600; www.pinnaclesys.com
Booth: L10623
Production switchers, video effects, keyers
Teranex StarFilm:
Incorporates advanced algorithms for grain removal, dirt concealment and noise reduction for SD and HD material; allows the user to work with either NTSC or PAL material, or HD 1080p 23-, 24- or 25-frame film-based material in the same platform. 407-858-6000; fax: 407-858-6001; www.teranex.com
Booth: L5847
Miranda Technologies ARC-101i:
Converts SDI signals from 4:3 to 16:9 and 16:9 to 4:3; features advanced 3D de-interlacing with edge detection; includes a built-in noise reducer and detail enhancer and programmable picture positions. 514-333-1772; fax: 514-333-9828; www.miranda.com
Booth: L10611
Ultimatte matte extraction tools:
Designed for Adobe, Avid, Discreet and other effects and NLE products; provide an intuitive UI design filled with features such as separate shadow channel, smart matte sizing, image decompression and dynamic screen correction. 818-993-8007; fax: 818-993-3762; www.ultimatte.com
Booth: S3914
Teranex Xantus-one:
Offers a cost-effective upgrade path to HDTV in a 3RU unit; features include colorspace conversion, 3:2 telecine, detail enhancement, scene change detection and aspect ratio conversion. 407-858-6000; fax: 407-858-6001; www.teranex.com
Booth: L5847
PIP video inserter
Keywest Technology Big VooDoo:
Affordable broadcast-quality picture-in-picture inserter with digital comb filter and full-time base correction; delivers an easy way to overlay a foreground video image on background video, graphics or text; gives users control over the size and placement of foreground video. 913-492-4666; 913-895-7496; www.keywesttechnology.com
Booth: L11416
HD/SD switchers
FOR-A Corporation of America Hanabi:
Three new versions of the HVS-3000S: the HVS-3000S16, the HVS-3000S24 and the HVS-3000S28; three new versions of the HVS-3000HD: the HVS-3000HD16, the HVS-3000HD24 and the HVS-3000HD28; 3RU high and is suited for remote trucks and live applications. 352-371-1505; fax: 352-378-5320; www.for-a.com
Booth: L10019
FOR-A Corporation of America DSK-50:
Digital IO provides high signal quality with no deterioration; compact enough to carry for productions when additional key layers are required; can be controlled either locally or remotely; accepts two serial digital component inputs; input can be synchronized to either external reference or main line input. 352-371-1505; fax: 352-378-5320; www.for-a.com
Booth: L10019
Snell & Wilcox HD 2524:
Features 24-input, 2.5M/E HD production switcher; can receive more inputs by assignment using external router support; includes 1.5 Gbit/s true HD serial digital operation; features five keyers (two on each M/E and one DSK). 408-260-1000; fax: 408-260-2800; www.snellwilcox.com
Booth: L9837
Satellite equipment
GMPCS Personal Communications TT Capsat Mobile Messenger: Offers rates up to 64 kbits/s; fully automatic tracking antenna with different moving options; 10-32V DC power supply, transceiver and handset cradle plus cables; standard Mini-M voice, fax and data operation at 2.4 kbits/s. 954-973-3100; fax: 954-973-4800; www.gmpcs-us.com
Booth: S9943
Intelsat broadcast video services: Global satellite system provides broadcasters with dedicated television capacity for applications including satellite news gathering and special event and studio-to-studio transmission. 202-944-6864; fax: 202-944-7982; www.intelsat.com
Booth: S9033
Comtech Antenna Systems quick deployable antenna: Antenna offered in either 1.2 meter or 1.8 meter apertures; features easy assembly; case with transmit and receive systems provides a stable base for the Elevation over Azimuth mount. 407-892-6111; fax: 407-892-0994; www.comtechantenna.com
Booth: S9319
Scientific-Atlanta PowerVu D9390: DVB-compliant, QPSK-, 8PSK- and 16QAM-capable modulator designed for single-channel or multichannel satellite transmission; programmer can increase bit rate and add more Mbytes/s. 770-236-6190; 770-236-6464; www.scienticatlanta.com
Booth: S4522
Sony Electronics DNW-A25WS: Enables playback of pictures in 16:9 aspect ratio on an LCD monitor without squeezing the images to handle content in widescreen mode; maintains output capability of the standard 4:3 aspect ratio; includes double deck editing and playback of Betacam and Betacam SP format recordings. 201-930-1000; fax: 201-930-4752; www.sony.com/professional
Booth: L18207, L515
Panasonic iDVR-100 and iDVR-200: Internet-enabled HD MPEG server with built-in DVD-RAM drives; can play back both 24-frame and 60-frame progressive HD images plus stereo or optional 5.1 channel surround sound; plays approximately 30 minutes of MPEG-2 HD encoded video. 800-528-8601; www.panasonic.com/broadcast
Booth: L7214
Panasonic AJ-YA152: Facilitates serial digital input and output of both DVCPRO50 and DVCPRO; supports embedded audio and is compatible with AES/EBU audio; capable of writing and reading VBI signals and LTC I/O. 800-528-8601;www.panasonic.com/broadcast
Booth: L7214
Doremi Labs V1-MP2.HD: Uses MPEG-2 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 compression (up to 300 Mbits/s) for recording and playback of high-definition video; ideal as a playback device for digital cinema and as a drop-in replacement for any high-definition tape machine. 818-562-1101; 818-562-1109; www.doremilabs.com
Booth: L12539
Sony Electronics VSR-2000A: Supports 24 Mbits/s MP@HL high-definition video with up to eight channels of PCM audio; enables a single VSR-2000A to store and play back more than 20 hours of HD video material. 201-930-1000; fax: 201-930-4752; www.sony.com/professional
Booth: L18207, L515
SGI (Silicon Graphics) Media Server: Facilitates simultaneous ingest, data network-based file transfers to the server; features a versatile solution for centralcasting; server can interface with browsing and asset management systems – streamlining the process of re-purposing content for the Web. 800-800-7441; www.sgi.com
Booth: S5418
Masstech Group MassStore: An end-to-end advanced near-line, archive and asset management hardware and system software; provides 1000 to 100,000+ hours of nonlinear audio/video storage; supports long-form and short-form programming. 905-886-1833; fax: 905-886-2155; www.masstechgroup.com
Booth: L20069
Ciprico DiMeda 2400: NAS performance levels exceeding 75 Mbits/s aggregate bandwidth is delivered through a single node; features fault-tolerant dual-node architecture. 763-551-4000; fax: 763-551-4002; www.ciprico.com
Booth: S5733
Avid Unity MediaNet: Networking system offers support for the Avid|DS HD system; increases the number of editors that can work on the same project in real time; decreases file duplications and bandwidth limitations. 978-640-6789; fax: 978-640-1366; www.avid.comBooth: L13200
Panasonic AJ-HD 1600 VTR: Records for up to 124 minutes on a single cassette; can play back all DV-based cassettes; offers eight 16-bit PCM audio channels to accommodate 5.1 surround sound plus stereo sound mixes. 800-528-8601; www.panasonic.com/broadcast
Booth: L7214
Omneon Video Networks Networked Content Server: Maximizes transport of video over high-speed IP networks; channel density has been leveraged through additional interface ports; uses the Extended File System and multiple Directors (servers); configurations provide fault tolerant systems for redundancy. 408-585-5000; fax: 408-585-5099; www.omneon.com
Booth: S20402
SeaChange International BMC 16XX series: Contains 16 drives per cluster node to scale to more than 8200 hours of online storage with up to 56 inputs and outputs; ensures 100 percent fault-resilience from a single media file. 978-897-0100; fax: 978-897-0132; www.schange.com
Booth: L19564
SeaChange International Broadcast MediaServers: Stand-alone video servers use RAID5 storage to scale to 490 hours of storage; handle 4:2:2/4:2:0 MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 media files. 978-897-0100; fax: 978-897-0132; www.schange.com
Booth: L19564
Maxell Professional Media Magnet: Media family includes digital products such as Digital Betacam, Betacam SP, Betacam SX, DVCPRO, HD CAM, D-5, D-2 and D-3. 201-794-5900; fax: 201-796-8790; www.maxell.com
Booth: L8964
Studio, facility support, systems integration
Sony Electronics e-Services: Offers customers integrated audio-visual and information technology consulting with comprehensive on-site and online service and support, remote equipment monitoring and training. 201-930-1000; fax: 201-930-4752; www.sony.com/professional
Booth: L18207, L515
Chief Manufacturing 2000 series: Series includes pitch-adjustable wall mount, static mount-portrait/landscape and static wall mount; low-profile flat-panel display mounts with Q-Latch. 952-894-6280; fax: 952-894-6918; www.chiefmfg.com
Booth: L15242
AZCAR systems integration services: Experienced in design and construction of production facilities, program origination centers and SD and HD mobile units, as well as broadcast stations; Distributed Broadcasting solution reduces capital and operating costs for centralization. 724-873-0800; fax: 724-873-4770; www.azcar.com
Booth: L18372
Masterclock TC0100: Generates 30 fps SMPTE and 25 fps EBU time codes; internal precision crystal oscillator provides accuracy of +/-1 minute per year; all functions can be controlled via RS-232. 800-940-2248; fax: 636-724-3776; www.masterclock.com
Booth: L21700
Wohler Technologies VAMP-1: Composite video and two channel analog audio monitor offers the ability to monitor both audio and video from a single analog source; contained in a 2U unit; monitors video in either NTSC or PAL. 650-589-5676; fax: 650-589-1355; www.wohler.com
Booth L11257
Thomson/Grass Valley Group Netcentral: Software monitors the health of SNMP-compliant devices; warns users via e-mail pager, phone or GUI. 530-478-3000; fax: 530-478-3755; www.grassvalleygroup.com
Booth: L19524
Kay Industries Phasemaster MA: General-purpose rotary phase converter provides true three-phase power at its output terminals with each phase shifted 120°; features automatic controls for remote monitoring, surge protectors, transformers and outdoor enclosures for weather protection. 219-236-6220; fax: 219-289-5932; www.kayindustries.com
Booth: L3001
Ward-Beck Systems VMS4: Low-cost system provides four-color LCD video screens in two rack units of space; available with analog inputs or serial digital inputs. 866-771-2556; fax: 503-222-9651; www.ward-beck.com
Booth: L2815
Thomson Multimedia Broadlinx: Designed for Media Networking and Control broadcast products; provides secure monitoring through any Web browser connected to the Internet or a facility's intranet; provides the means for multiple users; standard on all Trinix routing switchers. 818-729-7700; fax: 818-729-7710; www.thomsonbroadcast.com
Booth: L19524
Videoframe VTECS: Event logging stores signal problems in a database of log messages; flexible configuration allows each customer to decide which parameters to monitor; offers high-speed data connection via Ethernet; features video, audio and GPI signal interfaces. 530-477-2000; www.videoframesystems.com
Booth: L20377
I-Bus/Phoenix IBC 2800 series: Includes the IBC 2801 CompactPCI system master and the IBC 2802 CompactPCI peripheral master; delivers symmetric multi-processing performance with dual low voltage Pentium III processors; fully CPSB PICMG 2.16 compatible to support Ethernet switched fabric backplane architectures. 858-503-3000; fax: 858-503-3005; www.ibus.com
Booth: L17109
AJA Video KONA:
Kona-SD is a 10-bit uncompressed SDI video capture and output card with QuickTime compatibility; the Kona-HD is a high-definition video capture and output card; both capture and output video with one channel I/O; features a robust audio system with AES inputs for six channel asynchronous audio at 32 to 96 kHz. 530-274-2048; fax: 530-274-9442; www.aja.com
Booth: L12257
SERIAL D1 to RGB MODULE CONVERTER CARD
Faraday Technology SDI-002: Interface card accepts D1 serial digits and provides all the necessary filtered analog signals required for eight-bit monitoring on a PCB mounting module; separate mixed syncs; auto 625/525 operation; reclocked SD outputs available. +44 1782 661501; fax: +44 1782 630101; www.faradaytech.co.uk
Booth: L19675
Logitek Electronic Systems Numix Selector Wedge: Advanced control system for the company's Audio Engine, a digital mixer/router, used for control, tailback and source selection; features a large LCD panel with full color graphics, improved intercom functions and programmable buttons for executing custom commands. 713-664-4470; fax: 713-664-4479; www.logitekaudio.com
Booth: L2937
Evertz HD9155: Designed to facilitate the creation of offline videotapes from field-acquired HD masters; downconverts the HD input video to SDI and analog standard-definition video; can be easily configured using 9150 Configware software utility supplied with the unit. 905-335-3700; fax: 905-335-3573; www.evertz.com
Booth: L11443
Forecast Consoles ImageMaster series: Pre-engineered line of consoles can be used in linear, nonlinear, multimedia and graphics applications. 631-253-9000; fax: 631-253-0277 www.forecast-consoles.com
Booth: L12265
Eyeheight MD-2: Accepts data from any module in the system and uses icons burnt into the SDI picture to warn an operator of a potential problem; can handle up to 50 discrete channels and is configurable to individual customer requirements. +44 1923 256 000; fax: +44 1923 256 100; www.eyeheight.com
Booth: L18263
Image Video RDU-1519: Seventeen-inch display with four channels of audio metering; 0.9" deep; available with 19" rack mounting hardware or a variety of hinged mounting adapters for mounting in front of monitor controls; single and dual display available; analog video VU bargraph meter features 17 segments of resolution; adjustable 0 dB reference point. 416-750-8872; fax: 416-750-8015; www.imagevideo.com
Booth: L4927
Winsted Model T2802: Moves laterally on ADA-recognized anti-tip racks with a patent anti-tip bracket; five-cabinet system holds up to 2940 ¾-inch Umatic or 3500 large Betacam tapes in their cases; the individual shelves are adjustable on 1-1/2-inch increments. 952-944-9050; fax: 952-944-1546; www.winsted.com
Booth: L19520
SDI monitoring card
Evertz Quattro 7765AVM-4: Increases signal monitoring capacity and confidence by analyzing and displaying video, audio and data status information and fault condition alerts for four video inputs simultaneously in a 2x2-matrix format; up to seven Quattro processors in one 3RU frame. 905-335-3700; fax: 905-335-3573; www.evertz.com
Booth: L11443
Broadcast Video Systems VC-1: Enables broadcasters to insert program content data without a full captioning system; inserts data into line 21 of a composite NTSC video source; control via desktop or rack-mounted remote panel, or through RS-232/RS-422. 905-764-1584; fax: 905-764-7438; www.bvs.com
Booth: L20007
A.F. Associates consultation services: Firm engineers and builds advanced systems for centralcasting, video-over-IP, asset management and storage area networks, including a scalable solution for multichannel broadcasting. 201-767-1200; fax: 201-784-8637; www.afassoc.com
Booth: L9116
BBC Technology Broadcast Solutions: Division offers communication, consultancy and broadcast engineering experience; New Media Solutions division provides consultation services for operators and content producers of new platforms. +44 208 6249468; www.bbctechnology.com
Booth: S3952
Marshall Electronics V-R82P-SDI: Rack-mountable LCD monitor features two 8.4-inch active matrix LCD panels; panel contains composite video, SDI and XGA inputs and a three-color tally system; panels have an integral scaler that accepts several resolutions. 310-336-0606; fax: 310-333-0688; www.mars-cam.com
Booth: S3669
Panasonic BT-LH1800 and BT-LH1500: Wide-viewing monitors feature LCD display technology; are NTSC/PAL selectable and standard inputs are composite BNC and S-video; three optional input boards are available. 800-528-8601; www.panasonic.com/broadcast
Booth: L7214
TBCs, frame syncs
DK Audio PT 5201: Compact VariTime sync generator includes all basic features for sync, timing and test signals in one half-rack sized box; configuration is based on a Windows interface making it easy to manage all the timing, test signals and audio features on one screen; modification from factory preset can be saved as a file on a PC hard disk or uploaded to the PT5201 as a setup. +45 4453 0255; fax: +45 4485 0250; www.dk-audio.com
Booth: L21827
Snell & Wilcox Alchemist Platinum: Upgrade features high-definition (2 x HD-SDI) and standard-definition (2 x SDI) outputs; includes a 12-bit 4:4:4 internal processor; has a signal-to-noise ratio less than 72 dB; features a proprietary 46-point interpolation, a CleanCut interpolation, and Genlock, 2 x SDl references. 408-260-1000; fax: 408-260-2800; www.snellwilcox.com
Booth: L9837
HORITA BSG-50: Multiple-output blackburst, sync pulse and audio tone generator; six user-configurable BNC video/pulse outputs; sync signals may be set individually as composite sync, composite blanking, H drive or V drive; also features a separate buffer for each output. 949-489-0240; fax: 949-489-0242; www.horita.com
Booth: L11961
AV synchronizer
Fortel DTV FS-414A: Provides superior analog decoding and digital synchronizing technology; modular design for compact installation, with remote control via Ethernet and is NTSC and PAL switchable; has audio embedding, including video legalizer and color corrector. 770-806-0234; fax: 770-806-0244; www.forteldtv.com
Booth: L21306
Panasonic AJ-FRC27: Converts variable frame rate progressive scan footage captured by Panasonic's AJ-HDC72 HD Cinema camera; is equipped with both HD-SDI and analog composite outputs; features a front-panel VTR-type control panel. 800-528-8601; www.panasonic.com/broadcast
Booth: L7214
HD test signal generator
Ensemble Designs Avenue 7405: Provides four HD serial digital outputs and genlocks to tri-level sync or composite video; offers a wide variety of test signals that are user selectable; supports 1080i, 1080p, 720p and 1080sf; modules can be updated with current software as new formats and test signals are added. 530-478-1830; fax: 530-478-1832; www.endes.com
Booth: L18351
Leitch ARC-6001: Dual standard (525/626) serial digital 270 Mbits/s aspect ratio converter supported in the Genesis platform; allows conversion from ratios such as 4:3, 14:9, 16:9, and 21:9 to 4:3, 14:9, 16:9, and 21:9 and will perform picture aspect ratio conversion on a video signal under GPI control or automatically. 800-231-9673; fax: 757-548-0019; www.leitch.com
Booth: L19511
Leitch NEO Prism: Provides synchronization, processing, and multiplexing and demultiplexing of both video and audio signals on a single module; includes composite video encoder synchronizers, video decoder synchronizer products, audio/video routing and distribution for signal transfer, and Diamond Audio compression. 800-231-9673; fax: 757-548-0019; www.leitch.com
Booth: L19511
Pixel Instruments VS5200: Features a 10-bit frame synchronizer; includes a built-in TBC with auto mode select; transcodes from any selected input to all outputs simultaneously; has a wide range output timing and digital proc amp. 408-871-1975; fax: 408-871-1976; www.pixelinstruments.com
Booth: L20744
Prime Image Model Digital 50 III: Includes full proc amp control on all inputs; features freeze control for either field or a frame, and full-time or selectable composite color bar generator. 408-867-6519; fax: 408-926-7294 www.primeimageinc.com
Booth: L12253
Adrienne Electronics AEC-BOX-8: LTC generator with video sync input; generates DF/NDF play speed LTC locked to the video input (if present). 702-896-1858; fax: 702-896-3034; www.adrielec.com
Booth: L5950
Axon Digital Design Synapse: Allows for embedding and de-embedding in frame synchronizers, video A/D and D/A converters; features a minimum of four relocked outputs, the ability to swap channels in embedded audio and a jitter-trap in its cards with SDI I/O. +31 13 511 6666; fax: +31 13 511 4151; www.axon.tv
Booth: L19277
Cobalt Digital Model 4035: 4:2:2 serial digital input to analog component, composite, S-video and two SDI outputs; features auto NTSC/PAL detection and configuration, external configuration switches and a built-in color bar generator. 217-344-1243; fax: 217-344-1245; www.cobaltdigital.com
Booth: L12070
Ross Video ADC-8032A: NTSC/PAL to 4:2:2 decoder employs Faroudja decoding technology and advanced signal processing; handles all types of signals, including satellite and microwave feeds; features five-line adaptive comb filter. 613-652-4886; fax: 613-652-4425; www.rossvideo.com
Booth: L11429
Test and measurement
Acterna Optical Network Management System (ONMS): Offers operators significant commercial advantage through increased productivity, reduced network down time and easier, faster network provisioning; monitors the physical and optical layers of the fiber network from a single, stand-alone Remote Test Unit; Web-enabled. 301-353-1550; fax: 301-353-9080; www.acterna.com
Booth: S8863
Magni Systems AVM-510A: Waveform monitor and vectorscope with four-channel audio level mastering and automated measurement screens; includes Incidental Carrier Phase Modulation, Differential Gain and Differential Phase monitoring features. 503-615-1900; fax: 503-615-1999; www.magnisystems.com
Booth: L10853
ESE ES-229: Allows for aligning monitors, tape leader or for checking the signal fidelity of a color system; generates RS-170A full-field bars or black burst via a BNC composite output and one S-video output; front panel dip switches allow selection of auto-black, color bars/black, interlace/progressive, NTSC pedestal on/off, Chroma on/off and PAL mode. 310-322-2136; fax: 310-322-8127; www.ese-web.com
Booth: L5327
Pixelmetrix DVStation-Q: Features four hot-swappable port version of DVStation for remote applications; compact, rack-mountable device is only 2RU high; includes two hot-swappable redundant power supplies. 954-472-5445; fax: 954-472-6989; www.pixelmetrix.com
Booth: L10643
Hamlet Video Digi Scope: Provides the same high level of functionality and ease of integration but without the integral screen, displaying on any external monitor (SDI, component YUV or RGB, composite or SVGA) wherever the measurement display is required. +44 1494 793 763; fax: +44 1494 791 283; www.hamlet.co.uk
Booth: L12500
Tektronix AD920: Battery-powered unit identifies faults and reduces downtime; ensures reliability in networks that distribute video, audio and data in digital formats; designed for broadcast installation, maintenance and field service. 800-835-9433; www.tektronix.com
Booth: L8411
Tektronix MTX100: Captures and plays out MPEG-2 data streams at the high data rates needed to verify and troubleshoot designs for high-performance consumer and professional video products and systems. 800-835-9433; www.tektronix.com
Booth: L8411
Videotek VTM-420HD/SD: Monitors and measures picture, waveform, vector and audio on a single high-resolution XGA monitor; adds 601 processing to the existing inputs, Ethernet connectivity, closed-caption monitoring, auto-detect of HD or SDI, and expandability of up to 24 inputs. 610-327-2292; fax: 610-327-9295; www.videotek.com
Booth: L10631
Videotek VTM-150: Offers a VGA monitor output for the simultaneous viewing of all the information needed for sophisticated monitoring and measuring of waveform, vector, audio and other information superimposed over black or picture. 610-327-2292; fax: 610-327-9295; www.videotek.com
Booth: L10631
Sencore TMS1780: Offers both 8-VSB RF and MPEG-2 transport stream monitoring and video/audio decoding in one package; inputs allow users to analyze both the input to the DTV transmitter and the RF output. 605-339-0100; www.sencore.com
Booth: L20035
SDI Monitor
Leader Instruments LV 5700: Rasterizer; XGA TFT color LCD tilt panel; total digital processing; 20 HD+SD-SDI 525/625; Ethernet; digital audio de-embedded displays surround; bargraphs; hex readout all data; AC/DC operation standard; optional auto-HD eye. 800-645-5104; fax: 714-527-7490; www.leaderusa.com
Booth: L6145
Sencore TS1692: Offers up to four inputs and four outputs; user can specify ASI, SMPTE 310M, DVB-Parallel, DHEI or any two combinations; allows up to 200 Mbits/s to or from the storage hard drive; plays transport streams continuously. 605-339-0100; www.sencore.com
Booth: L20035
TV transmitters, antennas, RF products
Modulation Sciences msi 189: Provides simultaneous all-mode reception for SAP, stereo and monaural audio via balanced, line-level KLR connectors; features a stable synthesized tuner; uses dual antennas inputs; operating channel is selected by jumpers inside the receiver. 800-826-2603; fax: 732-302-2060; www.modsci.com
Booth: L5210
Motorola, Broadband Communications Sector SE-1000: Compact MPEG-2 encoder with front panel controls; ATSC and DVB compliant; designed to optimize for low-bit-rate applications. 215-323-1880; fax: 215-323-0245; www.motorola.com/broadband
Booth: S5412
Teracom Components RF systems: RF systems for TV and DTV; complete range of components, including filters, combiners, antennas, connectors, rigid line and engineering software. 207-627-7474; fax: 207-627-7473; www.teracom-c.com
Booth: L1515
Radyne ComStream/Tiernan THE-1: Supports both broadcast and distribution applications; provides compliant ATSC or MPEG-2 transport streams as well as stand-alone PSIP support with programmable parameters; when operating under the MPEG-2 profile transport stream, data rates of up to 108 Mbits/s are available. 602-437-9620; 602-437-4811; www.radynecomstream.com
Booth: S8020
Northrop Grumman Electron Devices L-4200 series: Next generation of high-power broadcast tubes for the UHF television industry; operates at peak powers up to 130 kW; offers a 50 percent improvement in efficiency compared with a standard IOT when operated in digital service. 570-326-3561; fax: 570-326-2903; www.littonedd.com
Booth: L6256
Andrew RingFlare: Connectors now available for LDF5-50B, 7/8" HELIAX coaxial cable; fewer parts than standard connectors to simplify attachment; connectors feature unique expandable spring clamping ring, which automatically flares the cable's outer conductor as the connector is tightened. 708-349-3300; fax: 708-873-8574; www.andrew.com
Booth: L9111, S8433
Radio Frequency Systems Broadband Omnislot UHF Antenna: Covers up to 120 MHz and powers up to 120 kW TPO; ideal for stacked arrangements; extends the capability of stacked broadband solutions when mounted on top of a broadband UHF panel array. 203-630-3311; fax: 203-239-9260; www.rfsworld.com
Booth: L9337
Harris Ranger series: Specifically developed with medium-and small-market broadcasters in mind; available in 460W or 900W power output ratings; offer functionality not previously available in a low-power transmitters; can be outfitted with Harris' CD-Eye 8-VSB monitoring software and real-time adaptive correction. 513-459-3400; fax: 513-701-5323; www.harris.comBooth: L5414
EMCEE Broadcast Products TTU1000CQ: 1000W UHF, portable, worldwide agile TV transmitter with instantaneous front panel tuning and multiple frequency conversion; color standards NTSC, PAL, SECAM; transmission systems M/N, B/G, D/K, K1, I; fully broadband from 470 through 806 MHz; LDMOS circuitry; frequency agile synthesizer. 570-443-9575; fax: 570-443-9257; www.emceebrd.com
Booth: L6522
Eimac K2D150W and K2100W: IOT has a peak power output of 150 kW with 37 kW average power for DTV service; provides 100 kW peak-of-sync output (visual only) or common mode output of 84 kW peak-of-sync visual combined with 8.4 kW aural. 650-594-4004; fax: 650-952-9988; www.eimac.com
Booth: L6517
Dualband Antenna
Dielectric Communications TUV-M and TUV-L: New additions for the low- and mid-band (Channels 2-6) VHF broadcaster who has a UHF DTV channel with limited tower capacity or aperture; super-turnstile antenna for VHF service. 207-655-8152; fax: 207-655-7120; www.dielectric.com
Booth: L2915, L8442
Rohde & Schwarz NM 7010: 1 kW VHF transmitter: medium-power transmitters in the range of 500W to 2 kW; features a digital exciter, a MOSFET amplifier, power supply and air cooling; includes a channel and harmonic filter. 410-910-7832; fax: 410-910-7801; www.rohdeschwarz.com
Booth: L5510
Jampro Antennas/RF Systems JTW: High-power traveling wave UHF slot antenna for DTV applications; horizontal, elliptical or circular polarization; top- or side-mounted; standard and custom directional patterns; beam tilt and null fill available; smooth elevation pattern. 916-383-1177; fax: 916-383-1182; www.jampro.com
Booth: L6127
Bird Electronic BPM series: Series comprises true average-responding sensors that attach to a multifunction power meter or directly to a PC via an RS-232 cable; true average responses with a minimum of 10 dB operating headroom for stable and accurate power indications. 440-248-1200; fax: 440-248-5426; www.bird-electronic.com
Booth: L1742
Larcan MAGNUM: Scalable on site from 2.5 kW to 20 kW; "hot pluggable" broadband RF modules for any frequency, no tuning required; patented 2X power PA circuitry, LDMOS technology; remote monitoring and control; redundant amplifiers and power supplies; built-in diagnostics; flexible air cooling distribution system. 905-564-9222; fax: 905-564-9244; www.larcan.com
Booth: L9122
SpectraSite Broadcast Group community broadcast facility: Allows multiple broadcasters to use a common transmission site in order to shorten project timelines and preserve capital; SpectraSite obtains the site, gets zoning approval, and builds and manages the facility. 888-468-0112; www.spectrasite.com
Booth: L6841
Ai (formerly Acrodyne Industries) Quantum QEXD1: Remote parameter monitoring available; alternative to going low power in NTSC or DTV, QEXD1 offers a budget-conscious version of high-power Quantum in a single-cabinet, single tube system. 410-568-2105; fax: 410-568-1546; www.acrodyne.com
Booth: L8457
Thales Broadcast & Multimedia Affinity: Designed to be frequency-agile; available from 10W to 400W average output power; fully compatible with the DVB-T and ATSC standards; features an advanced embedded software for alignment and system management. 413-569-0116; fax: 413-569-0679; www.thales-bm.com
Booth: L8700
Marconi EEV klystrons: Range of EEV klystrons fits most transmitter types; extends from the older unpulsed tubes to modern wideband types; includes the latest Energy Saving Collector klystrons. 914-592-6050; fax: 914-592-5148; www.marconitech.com
Booth: L11118, L1628
Thales Broadcast & Multimedia DCX Millennium: An enhanced version of Thales' DCX; offers a dual DSP system that continuously analyzes the transmitter's power output, a wide range of VSWR foldback and ultra-linear 8-VSB average power detection. 413-569-0116; fax: 413-569-0679; www.thales-bm.com
Booth: L8700
Ai (formerly Acrodyne Industries) Quantum Convertible: Transmitter features Quantum technology without the IOT, cavity and related power supplies; can be configured from 250W to 1 kW average DTV power; available with wraparound correction. 610-917-1300; fax: 610-917-8148; www.acrodyne.com
Booth: L8457
Axcera Innovator DT VHF: VHF version of the Innovator DT solid-state transmitter; updated with MOSFET transistors; works with DT2B ATSC modulator for high efficiency; uses ADE linear and nonlinear adaptive correction. 724-873-8100; fax: 724-873-8105 www.axcera.com
Booth: L9353
Video routing
Utah Scientific UTAH-400: Expands seamlessly from 64x64 to 1000x1000 and beyond; product line includes HD and SD digital video switchers and a digital audio switcher; all SD switchers are fully upgradable to HD operation by means of an I/O board exchange. 801-575-8801; fax: 801-537-3099; www.utahscientific.com
Booth: L15254
A/V switcher
Folsom Research PresentationMASTER: Designed specifically for systems integrators; supports true seamless switching and superior scaling technology for professional A/V presentations; features eight universal A/V inputs that accept composite (NTSC/PAL), S-video, component, computer and HD video. 916-859-2505; fax: 916-859-2515; www.folsom.com
Booth: L14824
PESA Switching Systems 3500Plus: Available as a single or dual controller; includes one RS-422 and two RS-232 ports for remote communications; compatible with all existing RCP series control panels; supports "truck link" applications. 800-328-1008; fax: 631-845-5023; www.pesa.com
Booth: L8449
Extron Electronics ISS 408: Provides seamless, glitch-free switching between inputs; fully configurable for all video types; offers eight inputs, dual outputs and a built-in scaler; has 33 scaled output rates including HD. 714-491-1500; fax: 714-491-1517; www.extron.com
Booth: L13218
Master Control SWITCHER
Quartz QMC: Includes an internal, dual-channel 10-bit built-in DVE; controllable through the automation system; offers cleaner signal path; features HD signal chassis; allows any combination of panel applications to interoperate. 888-638-8745; www.quartzus.com
Booth: L22419
Leitch Opus: Includes 8:4:4 video processing, which provides 2X over-sampling of the video signal; features full program and preset bus transitions, including mix, vee, fade-out and cut-fade as standard; can be configured in a multi-panel, multi-frame network and has optional two-channel effects and also key borders. 800-231-9673; fax: 757-548-0019; www.leitch.com
Booth: L19511
Sigma Electronics ADX: Offers return loss of -15 dB min. 5 MHz to 270 MHz, data rate of 400 Mbits/s, overshoot of 10 percent maximum and BNC connectors. 717-569-2681; fax: 717-569-4056; www.sigmaelectronics.com
Booth: L10669
High-Definition serial digital video routing switcher
Datatek D3000: Accommodates all data rates from 3 Mbits/s to 1.5 Gbits/s in a compact rack mounting frame; fully equipped for 128x128 HD serial digital video; two outputs per destination are included, reducing the need for distribution amplifiers; the D3000 can be used for both HD and SDI. 908-654-8100; fax: 908-232-6381; www.dataeknj.com
Booth: L6727
Thomson Multimedia Trinix 512x512: Fits into a small 32RU chassis footprint without the need for external wiring or distribution amplifiers; expanding from 256x256 to 512x512 or from SD to HD in 32 I/O increments required just plugging in additional circuit modules. 818-729-7700; fax: 818-729-7710; www.thomsonbroadcast.com
Booth: L19524
Thomson/Grass Valley Group Concerto series: Compact router features FlexFram platform; allows users to mix formats within a single frame; users can change a 32x32 system to a 64x64 configuration with a single card, and take advantage of an optional TDM backbone for audio data. 530-478-3000; fax: 530-478-3755; www.grassvalleygroup.com
Booth: L19524
ParkerVision XSWITCH: Provides complete system control and redundancy for the PVTV News line of live production automation systems; gradually switches to live production from traditional live news operations; consolidates all switching and routing requirements. 800-532-8034; 904-731-0958; www.parkervision.com
Booth: L5503
PESA Switching Systems Cheetah: Handles any signal from 3 Mbits/s up to 1.5 Gbits/s; features four standard frame sizes; build I/O modules in groups of 16; single or dual outputs are available. 800-328-1008; fax: 631-845-5023; www.pesa.com
Booth: L8449
Ross Video Talia series: Includes matrix sizes from 16x16 to 256x256; allows for flexible and full HD bandwidth routing; provides intuitive and comprehensive configuration; optional integrated tally available. 613-652-4886; fax: 613-652-4425; www.rossvideo.com
Booth: L11429
Router Gateway
Leitch CCS: Shallow, 1RU protocol translator that provides Ethernet and/or SNMP connectivity to any Leitch routing system over most standard LAN, MAN or WAN connections; applications include Ethernet connectivity to a Leitch router system for RouterMAPPER, RouterWORKS, Ethernet-based control panels and Leitch's CCS. 800-231-9673; fax: 757-548-0019; www.leitch.com
Booth: L19511
Chyron Pro-Bel Mistral: Features built-in analog and digital signal conversion for video and audio; different formats can be mixed and matched within the same frames; supports up to 128x128. 631-845-2000; fax: 631-845-3888; www.chyron.com
Booth: L12200
Crystal Vision SW808: SDI 8x8 crosspoint routing switcher; 100 mm x 266 mm module; DVB-ASI compatible; timing information is provided by either SDI or analog references; inputs and outputs can be named for ease of use. +44 1223 506515; fax: +44 1223 506514; www.crystalvision.tv
Booth: L23006
Sierra Video Systems G.R.I.P.: Uses a Windows-based, standard routing interface GUI with basic router commands; allows system configurations to be programmed and stored; features programming and launching salvos directly from your computer. 530-478-1000; fax: 530-478-1105; www.sierravideo.com
Booth: L8937
Wire, cable, connectors
Belden Electronics 1505F: New version of the 1505A RG-59 precision digital video coax for use in patch panels and jumpers; features a stranded center conductor and a double braid shield; mates with all 1505A BNC connectors. 765-983-5200; fax: 765-983-5294; www.belden.com
Booth: L6445
Switchcraft SWC MVP AND SWC VAP: New line of mid-size video jacks, patchcords and patchbays, including the SWC MVP and SWC VAP. 773-792-2700; fax: 773-792-2129; www.switchcraft.com
Booth: L5649
Flat Cable
Extron Electronics BNC-6 RC: Rugged, flexible low-profile cable designed to lie flat under carpet and in areas with a substantial amount of foot traffic; comprised of six color-coded coax conductors with 75V BNC connectors for an RGBHV signal; a sixth conductor is included for composite video or as a spare. 714-491-1500; fax: 714-491-1517; www.extron.com
Booth: L13218
10-channel high-definition video snake
Gepco VS10230: Thin-profile, extra-flexible remote video snake that utilizes Gepco's high- definition miniature 23 AWG coax; ideal for remote production applications in standard or HD digital video formats; provides a convenient and rugged way of transmitting digital video signals within a single cable. 847-795-9555; fax: 847-795-8770; www.gepco.com
Booth: L4929
Trompeter Electronics 250: Allows for 40 percent greater connector density in a given area; designed for high-frequency digital applications; features 75V impedance throughout the entire HD frequency range. 800-982-2629; www.trompeter.com
Booth: L6731


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Gulbarga University was established in 1980.The campus of this university is located 10 kilometer from the Gulbarga city center. It conducts many exams for all affiliated college. The total no of affiliated college are 305.They are spread in the many districts of Karnataka. There are many type of courses are offered post graduate, professional courses in all fields by this university. The university conduct the various courses such as M.Tech, M.A, M.Sc, MBA, Master of Philosophy (M.Phil), LLM, Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) offered in all subject by the Institution.
Mostly University conduct the examinations in the month of march/April . so the some examinations are already conducted by the university and some remaining exams for remnant Courses and other will be held shortly.
Results: Recently university declared many results of many courses. University is now going to declare results of even semesters and remnant results will be declared soon by the examination authority. Students can check there results on the university official website at www.gulbargauniversity.kar.nic.in.In this month all most result are declare by this university. Results which are declare in last month are B.Ed 1st semester, B.Ed 2nd semester etc.
Gulbarga University BA Result 2015,
Gulbarga University BSc Result 2015,
Gulbarga University BCom Result 2015,
Gulbarga University BCA Result 2015,
Gulbarga University BBM Result 2015,
Gulbarga University B.Ed Result 2015
For more detail about this University result, Admit card, syllabus, course etc visit the official website http://www.gulbargauniversity.kar.nic.in/.
Results of this university is also available on http://karnataka.indiaresults.com/gulbarga-university/.
Mostly results are declares in the June and July month.


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THERAPIES IN THE SCHOOL CONFERENCE 2 Individual Sessions: Visual Strategies and Creative Collaborative Tools AND Goals that Drive Intervention: What is Relevant and Realistic PART B
Course Description:
Visual Strategies and Creative Collaborative Tools
The visual system is often inefficient and a weak link in children with learning challenges. During case study presentations, you will observe the extensive impact of strategies that support visual attention, engagement, and refinement of ocular motor control and learn tools for creative team collaboration.
The participant will:
What other participants are saying:
"I enjoyed June Smith's presentation. I have a strong interest in vision and how it relates to my students' performance. She provided some excellent ideas for students that are older and particularly difficult on my caseload. I can't wait to try some new strategies with them." - Ann, OT
Goals That Drive Intervention: What is Relevant and Realistic
Agnes McConlogue, MAPT, PCS and Lori Quinn, EdD, PT
As part of the IEP, related service providers are required to provide annual goals that are functional and measurable. This session will look closely at the interplay of goal setting, intervention and outcomes within the school environment. The role of related service providers to utilize a common link to clinical decision-making according to current standards of best practice and research will be explored.
Participants will have the ability to translate knowledge of school based goal-setting to their own practice, including:
AUDIENCE:Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapist Assistants, Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants
CEUs:This course is offered for 3 Contact Hours, 0.3 CEUs (Intermediate Level)
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2015: Evan Holloway
Evan Holloway, RWB, 2015
bronze, oil enamel, plywood
38 x 38 x 19 inches
(96.5 x 96.5 x 48.3 cm)
Photo credit: Anthony Japour
Evan Holloway, Inverted Tree #1, 2012 with Xavier Hufkens pictured left
Photo credit: Anthony Japour
Evan Holloway, XX, 2015
Steel, plaster, spent batteries, shellac
19 x 16 x 8 inches
(48.3 x 40.6 x 20.3 cm)
Photo credit: Dawn Blackman, New York
Courtesy: the Artist and Xavier Hufkens, Brussels
Exhibited at Xavier Hufkens Gallery Booth, Frieze New York Art Fair, May 2015
John Chamberlain, Length of Tea, 2000
painted milo steel
10 3/8 x 10 3/16 x 5 1/2 inches
(27 x 26 x 14 cm)
Exhibited at Xavier Hufkens Gallery Booth, Frieze New York Art Fair, May 2015,
photo credit: Anthony Japour
Evan Holloway
Evan Holloway b.1967 in Whittier CA, USA and who currently resides and works in Los Angeles, CA, received both his BA in Fine Art and MFA from the UCLA. When I asked Xavier Hufkens who was his first major gallerist (and who also worked with the important American sculptor John Chamberlain) some years ago why he picked Evan Holloway, he replied, "I just liked his work." "How interesting! " I thought. I did not know then that Hufkens had worked with John Chamberlain (meaning Hufkens has an eye for sculpture) until I saw one of John Chamberlain's sculptures paired with Evan Holloway's "Battery" sculptures at the Xavier Hufkens Gallery Booth at 2015 edition of Frieze Art Fair in New York City.
Today, many artists are multi-media artists; they do sculpture, they do photography, they do painting but Holloway, as far as I know, is a pure sculptor. It's quite a challenge to survive as a pure sculptor because it is well known that art collectors generally prefer paintings they can put on a wall rather than sculptures which take up space in an apartment or home.
The artist Mark Grotjahn wrote in an essay about Evan Holloway's works "Trees, Head, Molds" that he (Grotjahn) co-owned and operated a gallery called Room 702 with the Inaugural Exhibition at their Gallery (Room 702) being with Evan Holloway— "our first show and maybe our best show."
Evan Holloway sculptures whether the Tree works, or the Heads or the Molds and now the Batteries, have a poetry about them. Minimalism comes to mind when one looks at his work. Beauty, Nature, the Environment, Social Responsibility many different ideas permeate his work. One can imagine Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau appreciating Evan Holloway's work. Holloway's color palate is thoughtful and in some cases has a mathematical structure to it. He seems like an artist who likes to have fun, too, although I've never met him.
I could go on and on, but my recommendation is: explore Evan Holloway. You will see his work at the de la Cruz Collection in Miami and in many other fine collections around the world.
David Kordansky Gallery, Installation view, Art Basel Miami Beach 2015
Photography: Adam Fratus
Courtesy of David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Installation view: Xavier Hufkens, booth C13, Art Basel Miami Beach 2015
Artworks: Evan Holloway, Louise Bourgeois, George Condo, Harold Ancart
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text: This book is about a back-to-school shopping trip the kids take with their father. While shopping the father tells the kids they are only getting what is on the list, but when the father sees a lunchbox from his childhood he attempts to make an exception but is unsuccessful. Later on the mother takes the kids back shopping when they then decide to buy him the lunchbox. I would use this book in 2nd-3rd grade, I would use it to show students that caring is important. Buying someone something they have a connection with is not only a sweet gesture, but is also important to do.


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A recent study carried out by New York insurance provider Benenden revealed that as many as 1 in 4 UK travellers don't purchase travel insurance, this figure rose to a shocking 34% for travels within Europe. Of those surveyed as many as 1 in 10 had required a visit to the hospital or treatment.
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Body Conditioning with Kristina
It is absolutely imperative that dancers are strong, physically fit, and relaxed in their movement. A conditioning regime gives dancers the opportunity to strengthen their bodies and compliments their technical and stylistic dance training. It also helps to prevent injuries.
In body conditioning class, we focus on body awareness and alignment. We become more aware of our anatomy and breath. We build a deep strength and flexibility using a variety of techniques and apparatus including resistance stretch bands, Pilates magic circles, and Franklin balls.
Conditioning typically includes:
•Postural awareness exercises
•Flexibility Exercises
•Strength Exercises
•Core/Abdominal Work
•Arm/ Back/Leg/Pelvic Work
• Relaxation Exercise
• Relaxation Exercise
Relaxation Exercises
Your first thought is most likely what does relaxation have to do with being physically fit or dancing tango. Relaxation training is just as crucial as the other exercises. The ability to release unnecessary muscular tension is critical for beautiful efficient movement. Like the other aspects of conditioning, it can be learned and incorporated into dance education. A relaxed dancer is a free artist and a happy person. A relaxed tango dancer is responsive and inspired, able to surrender to her partner creating harmony. Somatic (mind/body) training techniques can be especially helpful for dancers. It allows them to learn how to create efficient movement without unnecessary tension. Some of the techniques explored in Kristina's classes include Franklin Method, Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais Method, Yoga, and breath work.
The results of body conditioning become apparent very quickly. Students typically remark on increased energy and endurance and improved dance performance. Many are also delighted to notice a more fit and toned physique.
You do not have to dance tango to join the body conditioning class. It is a fantastic way to develop long, strong muscles and wonderful posture.
However, if you do want to see your tango improve exponentially, this is one of the best classes to add to your training.
Exact course content may differ depending on the participants in each class, but topics covered will generally include:
•Muscle strength exercises, leading to increased flexibility
•Understanding of posture and awareness of your body in space
•Improved alignment
•Develop basic co-ordination of arm, back, feet and legs
•Building of core strength
As well as her many dance accolades, Kristina has spent decades training in a huge variety of body conditioning disciplines including Pilates, Yoga, Feldenkrais, Somatics, Meditation, Metamorphosis, Breath Work and Chi Kung. She is passionate about helping her students become as flexible and strong as possible. She enjoys seeing people of every age exceed their past limitations and develop beautiful posture and lasting body confidence.
Booking Enquiries
Next Body Conditioning Class:
11th November 3-4.30pm
Pillar Room, Parnell Square.
Pillar Room, Parnell Square.
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Welcome to the official website of the 2020 11th International Conference on Environmental Science and Development-ICESD 2020 will be held during February 10-12, 2020 in Barcelona, Spain. ICESD 2020 brings together innovative academics and industrial experts in the field of Environmental Science and Development to a common forum.
The primary goal of the conference is to promote research and developmental activities in Environmental Science and Development. Another goal is to promote scientific information interchange between researchers, developers, engineers, students, and practitioners working in Barcelona and abroad. The conference will be held every year to make it an ideal platform for people to share views and experiences in Environmental Science and Development and related areas.
For papers submitted to ICESD 2020, after the peer reviewing process by at least 2-3 experts, all the accepted papers will be published into international conference proceeding, which is indexed by Google Scholar, CAS, DOAJ, CPCI (Web of Science), EBSCO, ProQuest, EI Compendex, Scopus.
One Excellent Paper will be selected from each oral session. The Certificate for Excellent Papers will be awarded after the session.
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Americana Poetry by Kris Jordan This small town has a shower in the laundry mat. A man, soap on his face and a towel around his waist Walks across the tile towards the change machine for more quarters. "Oh my" says a woman in cut off jean shorts Her foot propped up as she paints […]Read more
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Treebo derives its name from "Bo Tree", the fig tree under which Gautam Buddha attained enlightenment. The fig tree family - banyan, peepal among others - has inspired not just our name but also what we do.In many ways these trees were the earliest form of budget hotels, offering shelter to travelers without discriminating between the rich and the poor. We too are obsessed about offering quality accommodation at affordable prices. The soothing shade of these trees allowed several interesting conversations among fellow travelers. While serving our guests dutifully, we too love to strike up a conversation or two with them.And finally, we also aspire to emulate the vast reach of the banyan tree. With presence in 47 cities (and counting), we are making sure that we are available to serve wherever your travels take you. With the same obsession for quality. With the same penchant for conversations.Would love to hear from you too. Do drop by or call us sometimes.
Treebo Zeebo Suites is located in a happening hub, very close to the popular Club Cabana and The Saturday Night Market. It is also the top pick for people meaning to just chill at the Baga beach (3.3 kms) or Anjuna beach (5.2 kms). True to the Goan spirit, this hotel is for guests from all walks of life. All the rooms are grand and spacious, which is hands-down the USP of this hotel. Amenities galore, these rooms are air-conditioned, have a living area, a kitchenette with a stove and microwave, attached balcony and are equipped with a coffee table, a fridge, an LCD television with cable/ DTH connection.
Treebo Hotels is a new age brand of budget hotels across India that offers an unmatched quality experience in its segment. Located conveniently on the main road, close to the cities of Mapusa and Panaji, Treebo Green Park is close to the attractions of North Goa. As it is on National Highway, it is very accessible from all points of interest. Rooms are all air-conditioned and have TVs with satellite channels, an electric tea/coffee kettle, and good quality toiletries.
This is the perfect address for a sublime holiday in Goa. The Treebo Turtle Beach is at Morjim in North Goa and is well-connected with the international airport at Dabolim. The beautiful Morjim Beach is just 700 m away and youre also within easy reach of all North Goas most popular beaches. Treebo Turtle Beach is located in a quiet, green area and is guaranteed to put you in the mood for rest and relaxation. The rooms are large and spacious, equipped with all modern amenities. Daily housekeeping services are available. An in-house restaurant serves up an array of cuisines and you can also enjoy a lovely swimming pool. The front desk is open 24/7 and theres a travel desk to assist guests as well.
Treebo Tara Residency in the Whitefields Kothaguda area of Hyderabad is strategically located between Hitech City and Gachibowli. Well-connected with the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, its well connected and served by the Secunderabad Railway Station. The hotel with spacious, modern rooms is situated in a green and quiet neighbourhood and ensures a relaxing stay. Several major IT firms, such as Microsoft, Google, TCS, Oracle and Dell are in the area, making this an excellent choice for the business traveller. If you are looking for recreation, there are several upscale restaurants around as well as shopping avenues. The rooms come with daily housekeeping and the front desk is open 24/7. Bookings are smooth at Treebo, and the hotel does not levy charges for cancellations.
The Treebo Hummingbird is excellently located in Bandra East, within walking distance of Bandra-Kurla complex. Its only a short ride from the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport and the Bandra train terminus. You can hop on to a local train at Bandra station. The neatly furnished rooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, are ideal for families, tourists and business travelers who will be able to reach Bandra Kurla Complex from the hotel in minutes. Treebo Hummingbird is also an excellent base for enjoying the shopping, restaurants and nightlife of Bandra - one of Mumbais most happening areas. The Bandra Fort and Joggers Park can also be easily reached from the hotel. Guests here have the facility of a front desk that functions 24/7 and daily housekeeping.


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The series is based on the 2010 film Catfish and is co-hosted by Nev Schulman and Max Joseph.It premiered on November 12, 2012."They used to tank cod from Alaska all the way to China. By the time the codfish reached China, the flesh was mush and tasteless.Typically, the final contestant then gets a proposal. Nev Schulman disovers the darker side of internet dating in Catfish (Picture: MTV) " data-medium-file="https://metrouk2.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/ay_56736710.jpg?The best dating reality shows offer viewers the unique perspective of watching singles trying to find the perfect mate.Dating tv shows are nothing new, but they're nearly always entertaining.
Now, from the producers of the hit feature documentary, Catfish, comes a new MTV series that brings together couples who've interacted solely through LCD screens.According to an MTV survey of Millenials 18-24 years old, 1 in 4 has online dated, 1 in 2 has a friend who does it and, in the past three years, traffic to top 10 online dating sites has tripled.In a world where everyone is constantly connected digitally, social media has made communicating easier but this digital world might also complicate relationships.Some of the most squirm-worthy moments in dating awkwardness are often seen on reality shows. Not usually, but that sure doesn't mean we won't watch them try and try again!Be sure to vote for your favorite dating reality shows and vote down the dating shows you absolutely can't stand.


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Secluded, wooded waterfront vacation home with fabulous ocean views and gorgeous sunsets…. The private double-deck dock is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, stargazing.Dine on the large veranda overlooking Gibson Bight. Take a nap or read a good book in the hammock off the master bedroom. We are only five minutes from West End Village where you'll find plenty of restaurants and night life. At the end of our drive on the main road there is a great bakery that offers breakfast, lunch and all kinds of "goodies."
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- Master bedroom with king size bed, en-suite full bathroom and deck with hammock and sea view
- Spacious den with office work space and pull out couch offers adjacent full bath with Jacuzzi tub
- Loft with two futons ideal for additional guests
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- The option of two twin beds that can be put together to make a King size bed
- Private bath with shower
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- Included two single and one double man kayaks available for the best snorkeling along the reef in Gibson Bight
- Buses & taxis available at the end of our driveway
- Double deck dock for sunning, swimming, stargazing
- One mile to West End Village beaches and restaurants
- Water taxi service between West End and West Bay for the best beaches of Roatan
- One mile to Anthony's Key dolphin encounter/swim, a 20-minute paddle to watch afternoon training
- Fully equipped kitchen with new appliances
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We offer Physiotherapy (including acupuncture), yoga, pilates & massage, as well as paddleboarding within the Torbay area.
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Even though I appear to live alone, whenever I look out onto the storm deck — especially in the evening light — I feel comforted and never, really alone.
Comforted in knowing that the trees are there for me daily as family.
Comforted when the chairs around the dining table conjure a vision of past meals with my family of human friends.
Comforted in knowing that the empty chairs will soon enough be embracing warm hearts and touching conversation.
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FIU softball team has lofty goals for 2015
FIU's softball team, which entered this season as the Conference USA co-favorites along with Alabama-Birmingham, has a golden opportunity in 2015.
The conference tournament is set for FIU on May 7-9, and the winner automatically qualifies for the NCAA tournament, something the Panthers have accomplished only twice in 17 previous seasons — in 2003 and 2010.
Eight teams qualify for the Conference USA tournament, and it's single elimination from there. But having it on his home field is a major plus for new FIU coach Gator Rebhan.
"Our goal is to win the conference and get into regional play," said Rebhan, who served for one year as an FIU assistant before taking over the program.
Rebhan is a former standout baseball player who pitched for Killian High and Miami Dade Wolfson. He has coached softball for over 20 years, leading Palmetto High to two state titles (2000, 2002).
At FIU, he inherits a solid nucleus, including his 2-3-4 hitters, second baseman Ashley Leon, first baseman Stephanie Texeira and center fielder Gabby Spallone. All three are sophomores.
Leon, who is from Gulliver Prep, is a transfer from Auburn. Texeira, who also played for Gulliver, hit 11 homers last season and was the conference's Freshman of the Year. And Spallone, who is from Palmetto, belted seven homers and is one of six FIU starters who played high school ball in South Florida.
All three are off to great starts as FIU entered the weekend 4-2, including an 11-2 loss against No. 4 Alabama.
Rebhan is confident in senior leadoff batter Rebekah Sanchez despite her slow start.
"She's been hitting the ball on the button but right at people," Rebhan said. "She's a left-handed slap hitter."
Rebhan signed six recruits this past fall, and three of them were pitchers, which shows the importance he places on the position.
It also indicates that his top two pitchers are nearing the end of their college careers — junior Corinne Jenkins and senior Shelby Graves.
Jenkins, the harder thrower of the two, has been working on her changeup. She went 17-10 last season with a 2.53 ERA. This year, she started 4-0, 1.15.
Graves went 15-7 last year with a 3.37 ERA. This year, she is off to a rough start (0-2, 7.41), but some of that is because it was her turn in the rotation when FIU played Alabama.
"Shelby is more of a movement pitcher," Rebhan said. "She has a really good changeup. She's going to win a lot of games for us again this year."
Former Hurricanes running back Willis McGahee, 33, recently tried out to compete in the National Professional Grid League.
The NPGL, which is about to start its second season, is a co-ed league. In each game, two teams of competitors compete against each other in a series of races in which they lift weights, climb ropes and perform various other powerful feats.
Earlier this month, McGahee, who last played in the NFL in 2013, took part in the NPGL Los Angeles Pro Day, tore his fingertips on the rope climb and could not continue. He plans to go to another NPGL Pro Day.
Guard Deandre Turner is the reigning Men's Basketball Player of the Week among Florida's junior colleges. He is the third Broward College player to win the award this season, joining Kevin Mickle (Jan. 5-11) and Jayvian Delacruz (Jan. 26-Feb. 1).


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Genie 'Planned Maintenance' contract – instrumental in success
of one of Sweden's fastest growing rental fleets
Roosendaal, The Netherlands, (8th February 2017) – Taking the second delivery of Genie® machines in less than 18 months, Swedish rental company Stavdal AB has received the final units of a recent order of 71 Genie booms and scissor lifts, offering working heights from 5.8 to 38 m. This order included the new 11.75-m bi-energy Genie GS™-3369BE scissor lift and 20-m all-electric Genie Z™-60/37 DC articulating boom.
Moving forward to an increasingly successful future, since the new year Stavdal has again renewed its confidence in Genie with an order for 67 more of the brand's Z-30/20N RJ and Z-34/22DC articulating booms, S™-85 telescopic booms, GS™-1932 and GS-2646 scissor lifts, and compact GTH™-2506 telehandlers.
For Stavdal, ranked as one of the fastest growing rental fleets in Sweden, its healthy development also comes as the result of the Genie Service Solutions (GSS) 'Planned Maintenance' package contracted by the company just under two years ago.
"With uptime at an all-time high of 99.7 percent, downtime at an average of just 0.03 percent, which has resulted in 18 extra rental days a year for each machine, the advantages of our GSS Planned Maintenance contract speak for themselves," says Mikael Olsson, CEO Stavdal AB, Vastra Frolunda, Sweden.
But this is not all. In addition to reaping the benefits of a 25 percent reduction in maintenance costs, including the related economy of 40 resource hours per machine per annum, "The advantages of this GSS Planned contract have allowed us to do more than simply invest to grow and renew our fleet," says Mr. Olsson. "It has also meant that we have the peace of mind of knowing that our machines are all well-maintained and serviced at the recommended intervals to keep them safe and productive.
"At the same time, this solution has also provided us with extra time to focus on the quality of the support that we provide to our contractors and end-user customers. This adds up to being extremely positive for our activity as a whole," explains Mr. Olsson.
The Genie GSS Planned Maintenance contract includes regular 30-day in-service checks, as well as six monthly or annual service visits according to models, plus the follow-up of product notices and advisories that are automatically handled by the Genie service team. "Our Planned Maintenance contract includes other hidden benefits, such as performing regular lubricant and fluid sampling and if necessary changing, supporting predictive maintenance — which if overlooked or delayed lead to the degradation of machine components in the long-term," says Matt Skipworth, Senior Genie Service Solutions Manager for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Russia(EMEAR), Terex AWP.
Focusing on compliancy with current EN280 legislation and machinery directives, Skipworth continues: "As can be expected, Genie machines are delivered in conformity with current legislation, but as advised in our Service Manuals, to ensure they remain compliant, safe and working at their best in the long-term, this requires adhering to regular service events and inspections. For Planned Maintenance customers like Stavdal, all of these time-consuming duties are diligently covered by our skilled Genie technical service representatives or Authorised Service Providers."
With more time to dedicate to its customers and to develop its business, Mr. Olsson concludes: "Our own technicians now benefit from the time to focus on major repairs, as well as ordering the parts they need. As a result, machines that used to be immobilised in our workshop for weeks on end are now back into the field sooner, which needless to say is much more profitable for our business!"
About Stavdal AB –
Stavdal is one of the leading rental equipment companies in Sweden with one of the most modern fleets containing lifts, earth moving equipment, construction equipment, modules and more. Stavdal is a turnkey supplier that in addition to equipment rental provides services such as establishment and installation of scaffolding, fall protection, power and heating systems for constructions sites and education. Stavdal is owned by the Swedish management of the company and in 2014 Stavdal Group had a turnover of approximately SEK 500 million. Stavdal has about 220 employees and is represented in Sweden and Norway: Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Lund, Uppsala, Jönköping, Karlstad, Trollhättan, Lidköping, Vara, Oslo and Jessheim. For more information:
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