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Meanwhile, on Friday Spengler wrote that the number of special needs students in new Ulm schools jumped from 10 percent to 20 percent of the student body since 1997. Increasing special education numbers can be attributed in part to increased sophistication in the identification process: Students with autism spectrum disorders increased from 3 to 48; students with severe multiple impairments increased from 0 to 6; students with “other health disabilities” increased from 22 to 51; students with developmental delays doubled from 29 to 61. and agencies have changed the way they deliver services, keeping students in the community rather than placing them out of state. this, of course, means a lot of money at the school district. The number of licensed staff and paraprofessionals in the district has increased at the same time as the cuts listed above.

Farmers are generally pleased with this year’s crop, and sunflowers are the only crop with many acres left in fields, writes Stephen J. Lee of the Grand Forks Herald. Farmers are receiving record or near-record prices for their crops. That’s countercyclical to the more typical dive in prices as the crops come in. But a clear sign of the bullish demand that has been around for a year or more, propped up by some supply problems globally. Even with average yields for most crops, record or near-record prices means the region’s farmers will gross $600 to $700 per acre on edible beans, corn and sunflowers, and $350 to $450 per acre on soybeans and wheat, based on reported average yields and prices received in October. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s weekly crop progress survey, 93 percent of the corn was harvested by Sunday, compared with only 60 percent by Oct. 30 on average from 2006-2010; all but 10 percent of the sunflowers were combined, ahead of the five-year average pace of 63 percent by now.

Several manhole covers and catch drain basin grates have been stolen from streets in the Brainerd Industrial Park in what police believe is a new target for scrap metal thieves. Matt Erickson of the Brainerd Dispatch “Who does this? this is the first I have ever heard of something like this,” Brainerd Police Deputy Chief Mike Bestul said. “It doesn’t seem to me that they would be getting that much money for even 100 pounds of this.” Five manhole covers and basin grates were noticed missing Friday and seven more were taken last weekend. The city had a few spares to replace some of the stolen covers but the city will have to order more to replace the rest. The manhole covers and basin grates cost several hundred dollars each. The coverings weigh about 125 pounds each and as scrap they would only be worth $20 to $25 each.

Speaking of metal, John Myers of the Duluth News Tribune writes that St. Louis County commissioners are expected to give their approval today to a $50 million mining operation near Chisholm. Magnetation will process leftover iron ore mine waste from the Douglas, Niles and Duncan mine tailings basins into 1 million tons of high-value concentrate each year for at least four years. Mesabi Nugget will turn that concentrate into iron nuggets at its plant near Hoyt Lakes. The joint effort is expected to create about 65 jobs. St. Louis County land commissioner Bob Krepps said one issue that remains is the relocation of the recreational Mesabi Trail through the county-managed land at the mine site. Krepps said the county’s lease will require Mining Resources LLC to relocate about one mile of the popular biking and snowmobile trail.

Speaking of jobs, Adam Harringa of the Austin Daily Herald notes that the Hormel Institute plans a $27 million expansion that will create 125 jobs. The Austin Port Authority wants the state to pony up $13.5 million in state bonding funds, which would cover half of the expansion cost. The rest would be through an Austin Port Authority bonding issuance, meaning the port authority would own the expansion and the Hormel Foundation would make the bond payments. The expansion would be three stories and add 15 research laboratories. The 73,750-square foot addition would nearly double the size of the existing institute. “Bioscience is one of the fastest growing industries in the country,” said Ann Bode, associate director of The Hormel Institute. “We think we here in southern Minnesota are in the center of it.” The average starting pay for the 125 new jobs would be $40,000 to $50,000. Bode said many would be paid by Mayo Clinic, as the institute renewed its partnership on Oct. 4 with Mayo and the University of Minnesota for “translational cancer research.”

Science is all well and good, but can it produce a better “Laser Floyd?” Sam Benshoof of the Fargo Forum reports that a new $60,000 Elumenati digital projector was installed at the Minnesota State University Moorhead Planetarium last weekend. The projector, coupled with special Uniview scientific software, allows the planetarium to expand its programming. The new projector’s images are generated by a computer and then are projected onto the planetarium’s dome by a fisheye lens. all the positions of planets, asteroids, moons or even spacecraft are calculated by the computer. Files also get updated as new information becomes available. The projector can also be used for other fields, such as chemistry, physics, geosciences, Earth science and more. Or the system could be used to explore local issues. Images could be downloaded to explore flooding in the Red River Valley region.

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Flip has been making its awesome little camcorders for a long time now including the Ultra HD, MinoHD, and the Slide HD. The Flip camcorders are cheap and that low price makes them some of the most popular camcorders on the market today. Flip has a new accessory for its camcorder line that has debuted.

The accessory is a tripod called the Flip Video Action Tripod and it is designed with lots of flexibility to be able to stand the Flip camcorders on a surface and more. The tripod is designed to allow it to attach to all sorts of things like a bike or helmet for instance.

Attaching the tripod to a helmet means that it will make for a nice little action camera. The tripod is cheap enough at $24.99 and it will work with all Flip camcorders. The neck of the tripod will allow the user to position the camera at any angle. The only downside I see is that the Flip camcorders aren’t rugged and one good crash might spell the end of your camera.

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Robot helping fill Kern’s specialist doctor gap BY STEVEN MAYER, Californian staff writer | Saturday, Feb 05 2011 06:00 PM

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Carolyn Harbaugh didn't feel a thing.

One moment she was making her bed, the next she was on the floor, the right side of her body paralyzed.

although she was having trouble forming words, she was able to cry out for John, her husband of 47 years.

"I couldn't even talk," she remembered. "I was helpless."

the next hour was like being in a fog. the ambulance ride through the Kern River Canyon, the arrival at Bakersfield Memorial Hospital, the flurry of activity by emergency room staff.

despite her fear and confusion, it was good to be in the familiar, traditional setting of a metropolitan hospital.

Then the robot came in.

More than 300 miles away, a neurologist at Mercy Neurological Institute of Greater Sacramento sat at a control panel in front of an array of computer monitors.

using a swiveling joy stick and a keyboard, he sent wireless commands to a nearly 6-foot-tall robot on wheels that had arrived at Harbaugh's bedside.

A real-time image of the doctor's face filled the large monitor screen that essentially acts as the "head" of the mobile telepresence robot.

he introduced himself to Harbaugh and her husband using the robot's high-quality speakers, swivelled the monitor left and right to take in the room, and using the robot's zoom lenses and sensitive microphones was able to see and hear everything.

"It's the most fantastic thing I have ever seen," Harbaugh later recalled. "it was just like he was standing there with me, taking command of the situation."

Dr. Alan Shatzel, medical director at Mercy Neurological Institute, said examining a patient through the remote-presence technology is the next best thing to being there.

he can zoom in extremely close to look specifically at a patient's pupils. he can check for tell-tale eye movement, and search for clues in the face and voice. he can read vital signs and ask questions.

"We're virtually inside the room," he said. "which is very helpful to us."

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the hospital staff at Bakersfield Memorial has nicknamed the robot Caesar — probably for its commanding presence and the emotional distance it maintains.

Caesar even has a built-in stethoscope and ultrasound device that could allow a doctor across town or across the continent to listen in real time to a patient's heart and lung sounds or view a sonogram of an expectant mother experiencing a high-risk pregnancy.

but it's Memorial's stroke center where Caesar is making his presence known.

many medical emergencies are time-sensitive, but the effects of a blood clot in the brain are more likely to become tragically irreversible if too much time passes before medical treatment is sought and received.

Dr. Les Burson, medical director of Bakersfield Memorial's emergency department, said Caesar has proved his value time and time again.

"the robot is here 24-seven, 365 days a year," Burson said.

in years past, most neurological consultations were done by phone, Burson said. the symptoms of possible stroke victims were listed over the phone, and the doctor on the other end was expected to make a determination for treatment.

Simply put, the phone consultation was inferior to the telepresence robot, Burson said. and when a living, breathing physician was available to be at bedside, it was often a resident, rather than a neurologist with years of experience.

"when time is of the essence, minutes or tens of minutes can make all the difference," said Michele Shain, director of Memorial's transformational care and specialty programs.

Shain said she knows of no other telepresence robots being used in Bakersfield hospitals. but she and others believe it's only a matter of time before that changes.

Kern and many other valley counties have a shortage of physicians, and telemedicine is one way to bring the expertise of medical specialists into local hospitals, without bringing them physically into Kern County.

"This technology maximizes a physician's time to assess and evaluate patients without having to drive all over the place," Shain said.

Sacramento's Shatzel said telemedicine is particularly suited to stroke care, dermatology, critical care and perinatology. it has even proven useful in psychology — or tele-psych as it's called.

An assessment of physician numbers published in 2009 by the non-partisan California HealthCare Foundation found that Kern County had 67 medical specialists per 100,000 residents in 2008.

the Council on Graduate Medical Education, a research organization funded by the federal Department of Health and Human Services, estimated specialists should number between 85 and 105 per 100,000 to ensure an "adequate supply."

in contrast, San Francisco County had a wealth of specialists, with 265 per 100,000 residents, while Orange County boasted 121 per 100,000.

Kern doesn't have nearly enough physicians to cover the need for specialty care, said Paul Hensler, chief executive of Kern Medical Center, Kern County's public hospital.

maybe robots are one answer.

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Robots have been used for years by police bomb squads, the military and in industrial applications.

but as the technology has become more affordable, scores of hospitals in the United States have started to use them.

Shatzel said his office in Sacramento contracts with five hospitals, including Bakersfield Memorial, for remote neurological assessment via telemedicine. but many others are expressing interest, he said.

and manufacturers are touting the value of robots in workplaces to enhance communication and even to supervise employees.

but for Shatzel, no area of medicine or business has shown the value of telepresence robots like stroke care.

"Time is brain," he said. and telemedicine saves time.

in Carolyn Harbaugh's case, the quick assessment and diagnosis she received through the "eyes and ears" of Caesar allowed doctors time to effectively use a clot-busting drug called tissue plasminogen activator, or tPA. within 30 to 45 minutes, feeling and sensation returned to the 67-year-old's right side.

her powers of speech returned, and after three days, she was back home with her family in Lake Isabella.

"This was dramatic for us," she said.

Indeed, the fear of being mentally aware and yet living trapped within a body where movement and communication have been severely compromised — or lost completely — is not unique to Harbaugh. many stroke patients have said in surveys that such a life may not be worth living, Shain said.

Harbaugh's husband choked up as he talked about his wife's brush with death.

"It's the future," he said, "and it's here now."

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Along with the invention of the modern automobile, we also have the Germans to thank for Birkenstocks. Actually, it was just one German named Karl.

In the early 1960’s Mr. Birkenstock, heir to a centuries-old family shoemaking tradition, decided that it would be a good idea to strap a couple of pieces of leather onto a hunk of cork and, voila, the drum circle was born. What’s not known is exactly who the first person was to wear a pair of his footwear with socks. Adherents to this visually questionable fashion statement claim that it offers the best of both worlds: the usually exclusive properties of ventilation and warmth.

Now another German has taken the same concept and applied it to an automobile. Many Germans, actually; heirs to the century-old carmaking tradition of another man by the name of Karl, and more commonly known as the Mercedes-Benz engineering team,

The car is the 2011 E-Class Cabriolet, and the development is called AirCap. Activated by a button hidden in the armrest, the unique system is comprised of a deflector that rises a few inches from the top of the windshield and a mesh pane that covers the gap in between the two. Its purpose is to redirect the flow of oncoming air up and over the cabin to decrease the turbulence inside, creating a cocoon of comfort even at highway speeds.

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Another wind blocker can be inserted between rear seat headrests to further enhance the feature’s effectiveness, and the entire package is adjustable up or down depending on who, if anyone, is sitting back there. To experience AirCap’s maximum potential you can also close all four windows, which turns the E Cabriolet into the world’s first virtual hardtop car.

At this point – with the deflector deployed, windows up and roof down – you also find yourself behind the wheel of something a bit ungainly-looking. It’s unfortunate, because the E Cabriolet is an otherwise deftly designed car that combines a somewhat menacing countenance with a light touch that gives it the presence of a Ford Mustang that’s been to the tailor. It is a knockout at dusk with all of its LEDs and HID lights turned on and the chiseled bodywork reflecting the last bit of sunlight. Fortunately, that its beauty is somewhat diminished when using AirCap is less of an issue from behind the wheel.

More so is the realization that it works…a little. There’s no fanfare or chorus of angels when you hit the button, but a tall driver will notice the couple of extra inches of toupee-safe headroom available. Likewise, shorter rear seat passengers will appreciate not being entirely disheveled from the neck up when they arrive at the restaurant. As an option, it’d be tough to justify the extra expenditure for AirCap – as it is, the wind in the car is pretty subdued without it – but since it comes standard, who can complain?

More telling by its inclusion is that, unlike nearly every convertible known to man, there’s enough room in the back of the E Cabriolet for people to actually sit there. Granted, it’s not coast-to-coast comfortable, but for a night on the town, the more the merrier.

That said, this is driver-focused car and, top up or down, it delivers in spades. The model I tested at length was an E550 powered by a 382 hp 5.5-liter V8 (a 268 hp 3.5-liter V6 is also available) and the earlier comparison to a Mustang isn’t too far off the mark here, either. This is Mercedes’ pony car. Granted, with plebes like Ford’s finest cracking the 400 hp barrier these days, 382 hp doesn’t sound particularly impressive, but 99% of the time it’s oh, I don’t know, about 114 hp more than you need (i.e., the V6 is more than adequate).

With thrust firmly covered, a very solid body structure and an active suspension with electronically-controlled dampers take care of the handling and comfort balance. Only the worst potholes cause anything resembling body flex or creaks, and there exist hardtops that don’t fare much better. On anything smoother than a speed bump you’ll hear no argument from the car, or be disturbed in the excellent bucket seats, which are incidentally outfitted with another Mercedes innovation called AirScarf that blows hot air down your shoulders so that you can drive with the top down into the long, cold night.

What’s next, AirUmbrella? (Don’t even think about it without talking to my lawyer, Mercedes-Benz).

When you finally give in and put the top up, it’s surprising how well it keeps out the noise, as well as the wind, for one made of fabric, rather than a rigid retractable roof. This design decision allows the E Cabriolet to retain a reasonably useful trunk that has plenty of room for a couple of pieces of carry-on luggage and the requisite golf bag that M-B’s stereotypical M.D.-endowed owners cherish so much.

There’s also a ski pass-through hidden behind the rear seat armrest, which is remarkable for a convertible. Under it is one of many, many speakers scattered inside and outside of the cabin – the two behind the rear headrests finding themselves hanging loose on the rear deck when the roof is down – that offer more than enough sonic power to combat the elements.

Not all is perfect, however. The design of the dashboard is as uninspired as the exterior is snazzy. It’s angular and plain, and at this price – $65,675 to start – some leather would be appreciated. There’s also the matter of the steering wheel, which feels great in your hands but is noticeably off-center from the instrument panel. This is a huge pet peeve of mine and at this price…well, you get the picture.

Nitpicks aside, the driver definitely has the best seat in the house. Visibility is fantastic, even with the top closed. Those engineers did a great job of minimizing blind spots – the shape of the roof is nearly identical to the one on the hardtop – and there’s a backup camera available to fill in the blanks. The only problem with it is that it won’t work unless you have the screen for the COMAND infotainment system already turned on, which is a bit of a turn-off.

You can also use the display to watch DVDs, but only when the car’s parked, which I’ve never really wanted to do. Then again, I suppose you can skip dinner, pull over somewhere nice, drop the top and turn the E Cabriolet into a very small drive-in movie theater.

Just hope that it’s not windy out, because AirCap doesn’t do much good when the car is standing still – unless your space is pointing directly into the wind.

Bring socks…and a sweater.

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Type: 4-passenger, 2-door convertible.

Power: 382 hp, 391 lb-ft torque

Transmission: 7-speed automatic

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Current models of HDV cameras accept only the small size Mini-DV or DVCAM tapes. In theory, any Mini-DV tape will record HDV, but in practice tapes should be selected with care, as you’ll see. Your choice of media for HDV recording should involve much more than seeing who has the cheapest Mini-DV tapes.

One of the downsides to HDV recording is that the MPEG-2 compression increases the negative effects of tape dropout and errors. If a tape dropout occurs while shooting DV, only a single frame is usually affected whereas with HDV, the dropout lasts for an entire group of 15 frames (GOP), which is about half a second. So a dropout on an HDV recording is serious, it will be clearly seen.

To counteract this and to try and prevent dropouts occurring in the first place, key tape manufacturers have worked hard to develop new formulations that are manufactured to far more stringent standards.

Sony has developed a new tape formula for their Mini-DV and DVCAM tapes. Known as the Digital Master series, these tapes use two layers of active magnetic material and other enhancements to dramatically reduce the likelihood of dropouts occurring. According to Sony statistics, these tapes result in 95% fewer errors and 60% less dropouts compared to standard Mini-DV tapes.

Note that in the new range, Sony produce two Mini-DV tapes for HDV usage. One is the DVM63HD (in the consumer range), the other is DVM63DM (in the professional range). The only difference between these two tapes is that the DM version has a larger, more sturdy plastic case, similar to those that house DVCAM tapes. The physical tapes inside are identical. However, since the DVM63HD tapes are usually cheaper, you can save yourself some money by buying those (unless the larger plastic hard case is essential to you).

Sony are not the only ones to have produced higher quality tapes designed for HDV. Panasonic have devised a new range referred to as ‘AMQ’. As with the Sony Digital Master tapes, AMQ tapes have vastly improved magnetic density to reduce errors and dropouts.

Likewise, TDK recently entered the HDV media realm, with their HD DVC Media. The formulation features a dual-layer metal evaporation and diamond-like carbon technology. TDK claim that this helps to ensure lower error rates and fewer dropouts than their standard Mini-DV tapes. The tapes appear to be available in two formats-the HDV ProGrade Master which comes in a standard plastic case, and the HDV ProMaster which is packaged in a larger, more durable case.

Many people ask whether it’s worth spending the extra $8-12 on these specialist tapes. The answer to that is simple–it depends on how important your footage is. If you can live with the possibility of a half second dropout here and there then there is no reason why you should not use standard Mini-DV tapes. On the other hand, if you only have one chance at capturing your footage in any given situation, then the extra amount is a small price to play for peace of mind and less hassle in the edit.

Surely if you’ve paid around $4,000 upwards for an HDV camera, you want to get the best out of it?

To be fair, tape dropouts are not something that can be predicted. It’s possible to shoot with standard Mini-DV tapes for many months without experiencing a single dropout. On the other hand, it’s also quite possible that you could be plagued with numerous dropouts on your first recording. Again, it all depends on the importance of what you are shooting, so make your judgement on choice of tape stock accordingly.

One thing you should definitely avoid is re-using tapes that you have already recorded onto. With HDV that is asking for trouble. These days tape stock is so cheap in the grand scheme of things that it’s false economy to reuse tapes, and that applies to any camcorder.

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Getting your music recorded in the not-too-distant past was an expensive, formidable process controlled and “owned” by the professionals. Fortunately time and technology have made tools available and affordable, so we can learn from the experts and take recording home.

1. Your Computer

Begin with a computer, produced within the last few years. Apple’s Macs, since 2005, contain built-in recording software and offer the best operating stability. PCs, with at least 1 GB of RAM, will also do the job.

2. The Audio InterfaceThe next piece of hardware crucial to your recording set up is your interface. Selecting your interface is a challenge with so many out there to choose from.

A good place to begin your research is Pro Tools, today’s most popular computer-based digital music production system on the market. Check out Pro Tools LE and Digidesign’s Mbox series, the most basic and affordable of their graduated systems. Also look at MOTU, who produce an extensive audio interface line. If you use Apple’s Garageband, you’re good to go with your internal sound card and a special adapter for instruments. This software serves as your interface.

3. Truth in MonitorsThird in the line up of studio equipment are your monitors – speakers with “rue” sound presentation that can sustain peaks, overload, and feedback errors and keep going. Active monitors have a built in power amp, and “regular” (or passive) speakers require an amplifier to drive them. Some contend that “flat” monitors are best, because they don’t color your sound.

Others argue for speakers you like to hear your favorite music through and refining your mix to parallel the sound you love. “Near field” monitors are positioned within 3-5 feet of you allowing for moderate volume and direct relationship to your sound. Room acoustics will profoundly alter your sound relative to speaker placement. Knowing your monitors well and discerning how your mix translates to other listening conditions, in relation to yours, will augment your recording success.

4. Your MicNow, step up to your mic – the primary channel for the flow of your music source. Intend to match your mic to the instruments you record. Aspire to capture color combined with accuracy in the human voice, in high definition warmth, rather than brightness.

• Large capsule condenser mics work well, but distort with too much vocal volume and/or closeness.
• Dynamic mics temper loud voices well and are preferable in rooms with heavy ambiance.

Practice and experiment with mic placement and positioning. Even a high-end mic placed too closely to a vocalist will boom and distort. Too much distance or improper angling of the mic in relation to an acoustic guitar will cause it to drop out completely.

Big bucks may not even get you the mic you need or like. It’s in your favor if you can swing $100. A favorite $100 dynamic mic is the Shure SM57 that can capture everything, but does vocals and acoustic guitar best with a preamp. The $100 Studio Projects B1 is a great large condenser mic, if you’re going with just one now, especially if you plan get by with the preamp in your audio interface.

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