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Forensic Files II

narrator: in this case, the resulting waveform was measured against the waveform of a known sample of colchicine. mary yoder's blood was found to have unusually high concentrations of the drug. it certainly was a large amount compared to what we see in a clinical therapeutic application. marraffa: i received a phone call, and he said, "you're never gonna believe it, but the colchicine level is through the roof." and i said, "are you sure?" and he said, "yes, i have it right here." narrator: mary yoder had essentially overdosed on colchicine. was her death an accident, a suicide? no one thought mary was suicidal. and there are a lot of easier and less painful ways to kill yourself than using an obscure gout medication. phelps: no one in the family has gout. no one they know has gout. mary certainly didn't have gout. how did the colchicine get into her body and kill her?

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Best of Bootstrapping: Bootstrapped from College to $8M

If you haven't already, please study our free Bootstrapping Course and Investor Introductions page. Waveform CEO Sina Khanifar started tinkering with bootstrapped entrepreneurship way back in college. When we spoke in 2020, this had certainly paid off. Sramana Mitra: Let's start at the very beginning of your journey. Where are you from? Where were you born, raised, and in what kind of background? Sina Khanifar: I was born in Iran. We moved to the UK when I was one. My parents did their PhDs in the UK. After they returned to Iran, the war broke out. They thought the best choice would be to go back to the UK. They ended up not returning. I grew up in the UK. My parents decided to move again. We came to Southern California. I did two years of high school in the US and then went back to the UK for university. Sramana Mitra: What timeframe are we talking about? Sina Khanifar: I finished university in 2006. Sramana Mitra: What

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Novel 3D Printed Lateral Interbody Device Launched | Orthopedics This Week

Novel 3D Printed Lateral Interbody Device Launched

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The Context

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Sportsday

of optimism. for liverpool, lassies and battling on all fourfronts winning two of those cup competitions. minor championship league final, and now down in tenth closer to their allegations. they haven't scorched in the 2nd of january and everton coming to town, beating the league leaders arsenal, no snooze no gloves. pick up their waveform. it's a big ask this reason for them to come away with anything given their record in the stadium. in terms of team noons, the hamstring of dominic. liverpool say the are hamstring of dominic. liverpool say they are hugely _ hamstring of dominic. liverpool say they are hugely disappointed - hamstring of dominic. liverpool say they are hugely disappointed reportj they are hugely disappointed report in paris has been leaked.

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Our World-20211105-03:36:00

to distrust police. you can see we've got some proximal incidents right here. this is shotspotter�*s incident review centre. ginger is one of the analysts. wavy alarm sounds. oh, there's an incident right there. that's the sound we hear when an incident comes up, yep. when the computer thinks a gunshot has been fired, herjob is to review it and decide whether to dispatch police officers, all in under 60 seconds. this is a waveform which if you do any kind of audio work, you've seen this before. so we're listening to that, we're looking how far does the sound travel, we're looking to seeli how many sensors picked it up, if the sensor has made a directional pattern because, in theory, a gunshot can only travel in one direction. to me it doesn't look like it's gunfire, but that's why we also listen to it. wavy alarm sounds. possible gunfire pops. that sounds like gunfire to me. in this case, i think you might be right —

Distrust-police , Ginger , Analysts , Incidents , Incident-review-centre , One , Gunshot , Sound , Police-officers , Incident , Computer , Herjob

Our World-20211105-03:34:00

but some have questioned how often the company gets it right. so, is that like a typical type of call out from shotspotter? yeah, we look, don't find anything, can't find any evidence. and when things go wrong, what are the consequences? to be injail and not know what you're there for, emotionally, you're a wreck. does this technology work as well as the company claims? and what role can it play in the american fight against gun crime? you can tell a lot from a waveform. how loud, how high, what frequency. train a computer algorithm and it can, in theory,

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Our World-20211103-03:32:00

to be injail and not know what you're there for, emotionally, you're a wreck. does this technology work as well as the company claims? and what role can it play in the american fight against gun crime? you can tell a lot from a waveform. how loud, how high, what frequency. train a computer algorithm and it can, in theory, work out what it might be listening to. the's the idea behind shotspotter — that a computer can detect a gunshot and then tell the police the location it was fired from. gun fire. small mics are placed

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Our World-20211103-03:34:00

ginger is one of the analysts. wavy alarm sounds. oh, there's an incident right there. that's the sound we hear when an incident comes up, yep. when the computer thinks a gunshot has been fired, herjob is to review it and decide whether to dispatch police officers, all in under 60 seconds. this is a waveform which if you do any kind of audio work, you've seen this before. so we're listening to that, we're looking how far does the sound travel, we're looking to seeli how many sensors picked it up, if the sensor has made a directional pattern because, in theory, a gunshot can only travel in one direction. to me it doesn't look like it's gunfire, but that's why we also listen to it. wavy alarm sounds. possible gunfire pops. that sounds like gunfire to me. in this case, i think you might be right — we've got a directional sensor pattern. i'm going to call it gunfire. i'm going to submit it and i'm going to send it over to our agency, and you can look up there, itjust popped up right now. so now, it was that quickly, there's going to be police going to that

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Our World-20211031-03:36:00

the company has agreed to give the bbc access to show me how the system works and why they believe it's needed. what makes the system so compelling, we believe, is the fact that in many communities that suffer from ongoing persistent gunfire, people for a lot of reasons don't call 911 which means there's no police response which means that communities begin to distrust police. you can see we've got some proximal incidents right here. this is shotspotter�*s incident review centre. ginger is one of the analysts. wavy alarm sounds. 0h, there's an incident right there. that's the sound we hear when an incident comes up, yep. when the computer thinks a gunshot has been fired, herjob is to review it and decide whether to dispatch police officers, all in under 60 seconds. this is a waveform which if you do any kind of audio work, you've seen this before. so we're listening to that, we're looking how far does the sound travel, we're looking to seeli how many sensors picked it up, if the sensor has made a directional pattern because,

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