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Sad News Re: Casey Caudle |
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Written by Melody Buba
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Tuesday, 19 August 2008 |
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Hello All,
It is with great sorrow and a very heavy and sad heart that I pass on the following information to you.
Casey Caudle, a Forensic Video and Image Analysis Examiner with Target Corporation has passed away.
Casey was a great friend to me, as well as many others on this list serve. Casey was a long standing member of the forensic community and I can not express in words how much he will be missed. His passion and drive for our discipline and the commitment he made to all of the organizations we all participate in; AAFS, IAI, LEVA, and SWGIT are all better groups because of it.
I ask that you keep Casey's family and his Target Corporation family in your thoughts and prayers. Specials prayers for Angela Caudle, Craig Thrane, Eddie Burns, Rick Lautenbach, Andrew Schriever, and Carol Verbeck.
As funeral arrangements are made, I will forward the information to you all.
Melody Buba
FBI Forensic Video Examiner
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Resolution Video Training Survey |
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Written by Larry A. Compton
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Saturday, 16 August 2008 |
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Resolution Video is planning their 2009 training schedule and would like input from their current and prospective students. To that end, they've published a brief online survey to collect your input and would appreciate your feedback.
Those who participate in the survey prior to September 1, 2008 will be entered to win an Apple iPod Nano. To complete the survey, please click here. |
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Digital Asset Management Survey |
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Written by Larry A. Compton
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Sunday, 10 August 2008 |
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  George Reis, Media-Geek.com member and well respected digital imaging author/instructor, has posted a brief survey on law enforcement's use of digital asset management systems. George is working on an article pertaining to the topic, which he will make available via his Website www.imagingforensics.com in a few weeks.
Click here to take the brief survey.
If you haven't already, you should check out George's book on using Photoshop CS3 in your forensic workflow...simply click on the image to the right to visit Amazon.com for further details.
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Written by Media-Geek.com Administrator
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Thursday, 31 July 2008 |
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Posted on behalf of the City of Eugene, Oregon.
Application period: August 1 at midnight - Oct. 10, 2008
FORENSIC ANALYST
City of Eugene
$25.41-$32.40 / Hour (*salary currently under negotiation)
Performs a variety of complex and specialized technical tasks collecting, preserving, and identifying criminal evidence at the crime scene and/or analyzing evidence in the laboratory; analyzes evidence in conjunction with investigation activities and provides expert testimony in court on methods and results of analysis. One year of general work experience required. Work experience in an analytical or forensic laboratory is preferred. Requires a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, Chemistry, Microbiology, Biochemistry or Forensic Science. |
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Job Opportunity: Visual Imaging Specialist |
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Written by Media-Geek.com Administrator
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008 |
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Brooks Photographic Imaging, LLC has two current openings for Visual Imaging Specialists.
We are looking for two dynamic and creative individuals to work for Forensic Training company. We need talented professionals with experience using Adobe Premiere, PhotoShop, Illustrator, Acrobat, and Dreamweaver at a minimum. Candidates must also possess strong video editing, producing, camera, lighting and sound operations skills to help create training videos and for live broadcasts.
For more information on these opportunities or to apply click here. |
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