“This exercise is known as the ‘keyhole’ because the entrance gate and circle of cones look like an old-fashioned lock keyhole. The entrance gate is five feet wide, the 360-degree circle is 18 feet in diameter. Enter the gate cones then immediately lock the bars all the way to the right in full lean, switch to full lock left in full lean-slight scraping of the floorboards as you lean lets you know that you’re as far as you should go-complete the 360-degree turn, then exit through the entrance gate. Clip a cone or dump the bike and the exercise is a wash. Any questions?” CRRRRRRRUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNCCCCCHHHH! (Full Story >>)

Crime Scene Technology Workshops Coming up in Evanston

Students who attended the special series of on-site Crime Scene Technology Workshops in North Las Vegas in January said they were impressed by the expertise of instructors Judy Bunker and Don Ostermeyer. “Instructors are very knowledgeable and are excellent at presenting the information to the students” said one student.  Several others said they appreciated the hands-on approach to the latest techniques. “The class provided and demonstrated advances in the technology used in crime scene examination and the collection of physical evidence”…. “A great course…I look forward to being able to use a lot of the techniques and products I was introduced to. It made me realize how much I have to learn.”  (See more pictures >>)

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/01/20/earlyshow/living/main594511.shtml

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