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"CPTech/LevelOne WCS-0010 Network Camera The CPTech/LevelOne WCS-0010 Network Camera provides users with MPEG-4 and Motion JPEG video compression, bi-directional audio, a Webbased user interface, motion detection and alert features. With enhanced MPEG-4 and Motion-JPEG Video compression, users can enjoy maximize image quality with a minimum bandwidth requirement. WCS-0010 includes the popular G.726 audio compression standard for easy synchronizing with live video. The bi-directional audio communication feature of this camera also allows user to use the WCS-0010 as an intercom. Users can setup 4 motion-detection regions with the WCS-0010, each with adjustable size and sensitivity. When motion is detected at the specified regions, the system can send an E-mail alert or send captured images via FTP upload to a designated storage server. WCS-0010 11g Wireless Network Camera comes bundled with the LevelOne IP CamSecure Lite Surveillance Software. It allows users to monitor the cameras up to 32 channels simultaneously."

"GE SmartHome SolarCam Wireless Camera System Motion detection surveillance for your home or office 24 hours a day without the hassle of wires. The GE SolarCam transmits up to 150 away wirelessly! Fully Solar powered and made for indoor or outdoor operation, this color camera system is motion activated, transmits sound and video and can work with up to 4 cameras."

DAILY MOTION

"A teenager's hands flew in the air as he walked under a cedar tree on the GSD campus. I asked the Superintendent, "What was he saying?" He responded, "Oh nothing, he walked through a spider web." My first day on the job and I didn't know the difference between brushing off a spider web and sign language. I vowed to learn this poetry in motion. As the only art teacher in 1970, I would teach almost 700 students every week in an old civil war era building across the street from the main campus. Talk about total immersion! Students ranged in age from 5 to 21 with a high percentage who had deaf family. Maybe my interest in sculpture and drama helped me pick up the nuances of ASL for in a short time I was interpreting for teacher meetings and then college classes."

The mission of TI:ME is to assist music educators in applying technology to improve teaching and learning in music. The History of TI:ME - In the summer of 1995 TI:ME was formed to address the following areas: First, there was a need to codify technology into a cohesive set of standards. Next, a certification process was explored to recognize the achievement of in-service music teachers in music technology. Finally, it became clear that there was a need for a new organization, national in scope and focused on the subject of teacher training in music technology. A National Advisory board was established and met in October of 1996 setting in motion the tasks that led to the creation of a world wide web site, the publication of a book of Strategies and a Newsletter The TI:MES, the criterion for membership, and the development of a comprehensive curriculum for in-service teacher training in music technology.

"Audio materials in the collections of the Library of Congress can be reproduced only when all rights restrictions have been cleared. These may include donors, copyright holders, record companies, artists, radio networks, licensing organizations, unions, etc. The Motion Picture Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (M/B/RS) requires anyone wishing to obtain copies to secure written authorization for the Library to make the reproductions from any and all rights holders. While M/B/RS Reference staff can usually be of some assistance in determining what permissions are required, the onus is on the researcher to obtain them. We strongly urge requestors to listen to recordings before ordering. Since our cataloging information often derives from print sources, not the actual recording, we cannot guarantee that our catalog records for unpublished materials reflect the tape contents in all cases. In addition, the audio quality may vary, as it is dependent on the fidelity and condition of the original recording. After contacting M/B/RS reference staff to identify the specific items to be copied, audio requestors will be referred to the Division's Public Services Office, which serves as the business arm of the M/B/RS Magnetic Recording Laboratory. In addition to other outreach services, the Public Services Office operates a fee- for-service operation for the duplication of audio and moving image materials."

"GE Solar Wireless Color Camera - 45208 Item#: 3102; SKU#: 45208 The GE Solar Wireless Color camera is designed to provide safety and security and convenience for your home or office. The camera will only activate when it detects movement in the adjustable 78 degree viewing area. The camera can transmit color video and audio up to 150 feet (50 meters). The camera is water and weather resistant and has motion and heat detection up to 25 feet. The camera system operates in temperature range of 15F to 105F. Works on all televisions that have A/V input. This item also comes with a remote control that allows you to turn the camera. When the camera is activated by the remote the camera will remain on based upon the transmission time setting. This item includes 1 6volt rechargeable battery and 1 9volt alkaline battery and 1 A23 remote battery and mono audio cable and video cable and wood screws and anchors. The solar panel maintains the re-charging of the battery during the daylight hours. The long life rechargeable battery will last up to two years. The receiver has light and buzzer for sound and visual indication. Easy to install with no complicated wiring. The camera measures 7 inches x 8 inches x 7 and one-quarter inches.