text: Dual focus allows detailed views of vascular and mucosal structures and thus increases confidence in optical diagnosis
  The CF-FH260AZL is the first GI scope for autofluorescence observation. It combines an unprecedented imaging performance through a dual CCD system for AFI and HDTV imaging with optical magnification and NBI capability.
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  Klayton Lee Burlingame, 30, was charged Feb. 9 in Okanogan County Superior Court with obstructing a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest and third-degree assault of a law enforcement officer.
  In the second case, also filed Feb. 9, Burlingame is charged with third-degree escape, violation of a no-contact, protection or restraining order, second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm and two counts of third-degree driving while suspended or revoked.
  A report by Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Cody Lunn accompanied the assault charge as an affidavit of probable cause.
  Lunn wrote that on Feb. 7 he was waiting contacted by Deputy Eric Orr, who was looking for Burlingame as a suspect in a hit-and-run accident earlier in the day and was reported to be heading from the Twisp area to Okanogan.
  They staged at the intersection of Highway 20 and Old Highway 97, near Okanogan, and spotted the vehicle. Orr confirmed the vehicle was the one sought and they attempted to stop it, the report said.
  Once they stopped the vehicle, they determined Burlingame was one of the passengers. He was instructed to turn and walk backward toward Orr, who attempted to place him in handcuffs, according to the report.
  A scuffle ensued, with Orr getting punched in the groin and Lunn getting hit in the arm with a sharp object, the report said. Two attempts to Tase the suspect were unsuccessful, although Orr landed a punch to Burlingame’s face.
  Burlingame was eventually cuffed, checked by a LifeLine Ambulance crew and taken to Mid-Valley Hospital, Omak, to be checked. He was then taken to jail.
  According to the report, Leeman stopped a vehicle Jan. 10 on Okoma Drive, Omak, because it was driving without headlights after dark.
  Leeman requested Burlingame’s driver’s license, vehicle registration and proof of insurance. No registration information was in the vehicle, and a passenger, Kassandra Ledesma, allegedly told the officer she had just purchased the vehicle.
  A check indicated the vehicle was registered to Cannon Tire, Auto and Mobile Home Sales, Tonasket. The deputy also learned Burlingame’s driving status was suspended and there was a domestic violence no-contact order in place with Ledesma as the protected party.
  Leeman wrote that he placed Burlingame under arrest but, when Burlingame got out of the vehicle he dropped a toothbrush on the ground. He was told to leave it there, but squatted down as if to pick it up and then sprinted away.
  The next day, Leeman was notified by a state Department of Fish and Wildlife officer that a vehicle registered to Burlingame was found parked on wildlife property off Upper Beaver Creek Road in the Methow Valley. A rifle was seen on the back seat, the report said.
  A game camera was placed at the location and allegedly captured pictures of Burlingame retrieving the vehicle.
  Winthrop Deputy Marshal Ken Bajema located the vehicle later the same day at an apartment complex off White Avenue in Winthrop.
  Leeman and Day, armed with a search warrant, responded and discovered a loaded rifle on the back seat. It was seized.
  Leeman wrote that he was advised Feb. 7 by Twisp Police that Burlingame allegedly had backed into a pole in the parking lot of Hank’s Mini Mart in Twisp and then drove away. He alerted Orr that Burlingame might be headed to Okanogan.
  
  Audrey gives up her job at her fathers store. She claims that the boss of the shop has made underage girls prostitutes for One Eyed Jack’s north of the boarder. The men from the logging house decide to go to the Casino and investigate while dressed incognito.
  
  Omnicomm, one of the world’s leading developers and manufacturers of fuel consumption monitoring solutions and various equipment for fleet management has disclosed how to run business effectively by applying high-quality fuel telematics solutions. The company’s representative shared the latest economic efficiency results at Telematics Conference SEEurope in Bucharest. Significant impressive figures of economy were reached by several world known companies which applied fuel monitoring solutions as well as complete fleet management systems developed and manufactured by Omnicomm.
  The topic of Omnicomm’s presentation was relevant to general discussion at the conference which featured different dimensions of investments in the industry. Asking the audience “Have you invested in fuel telematics by today?” Stanislav Emelianov disclosed what investments in fuel telematics are both for integrators and end clients. Investments in quality fuel monitoring for integrators mean investments in development of their product. That is enhancement of functionality which provides more value-added services in one solution. As Antanas Segzda, Sales Director at Teltonika, Lithuanian integrator of telematics solutions shared: “We like working with Omnicomm. Their products bring us more clients who are interested in better optimization of fleet expenses. Fuel monitoring solutions are an added value for them. Afterwards we see the results these companies reach – millions of dollars saved. That is more than rewarding for us”.
  Value-added services can also become a competitive advantage for transport manufacturers. For instance, Lamborghini Trattori, an Italian luxury car brand company which also runs a tractor plant, installs Omnicomm fuel level sensors in tractors already on conveyor line. 400 tractors are equipped by Omnicomm LLS annually. The company’s management evaluated this step as strategically important, as it constitutes Lamborghini’s competitive advantage in the market.
  To stay on top of consumer demands Omnicomm runs its proprietary analytical center which examines the current market trends. Specialists also count the economic efficiency Omnicomm equipment brings to various clients worldwide. Thus, Aeroflot, one of the major airline companies, reduced fuel expenses by more than 30% after installing Omnicomm complete fleet management system on 460 ground services vehicles. The pay-off period equaled just to 3 months. “The first economic effect after installation of any fleet management equipment is only a top of the iceberg. In order to keep that effect, quality solutions are needed”, - Stanislav Emelianov, Omnicomm Deputy CEO commented. Being in the market of transport telematics for over 16 years, Omnicomm makes a strong accent on the development of highly accurate fuel monitoring solutions – LLS fuel level sensors. In 2003 Omnicomm specialists developed the world’s first capacitive fuel level sensor which can bring up to 50 % fleet expenses reduction per month. Since then use of capacitive sensors in bundle with satellite vehicle tracking has become the industry standard.
  
  This is a manual for Reiki Masters who wish to send Chakra Healing Attunements to others. It is not meant as a course on chakra theory, but the manual does cover how to read the chakras in addition to instructions on sending the attunements.
  
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