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“45 Miles to Denver”
They say life goes in phases like seasons. I say something about all of them sucks. It's just hard to be hot as it is to be cold. You're either out of control, or your stuck.
Todd Snider
New Post has been published on LoJack Success Stories Blog - Auto Theft Blog
New Post has been published on http://www.autotheftblog.com/2014/12/03/lojack-system-helps-recover-stolen-generator/
The LoJack® System Helps Recover Stolen Generator
During the morning of October 17th the owner of a 2006 Airman Generator discovered that their trailer mounted generator had been stolen from a job site in Springville, Utah. They immediately called the Springville Police Department to report the theft. The Police Department verified the theft and entered the equipment’s information into the state and federal crime computers, which automatically activated the LoJack® System concealed in the stolen generator.
A short while later troopers with the Utah Highway Patrol began picking up the silent signals coming from the LoJack® System installed in the stolen generator with their Police Tracking Computers (PTC) installed in their patrol vehicles. At the same time an officer with the Salt Lake City Police also picked up the signals and started tracking the stolen generator. Following the directional and audible cues on the PTC the troopers and officer tracked the stolen generator attached to a parked van. The van was seized with suspected stolen property besides the generator. The suspect was identified and the investigation continues. The stolen generator was tracked and located 45 miles away from where it had been taken. The total recovery took less than 3 hours!
The estimated total value of this recovery is $30,452
The LoJack® Stolen Vehicle Recovery System was installed on the generator in April, 2008.
I biked a solid 45 miles today. To Excelsior and back, and then around a bit with Ellie.
Just had one of THE WORST Ten Tors walks. We were two hours behind, the wind was horrid it was cold, I fell over in a big and got soaking and I can't feel my toes. Can't wait for the next one!
Does anyone know where I can find a lot of medical scientific journals free online?
I'm writing a research paper about the misdiagnosis of asperger's, and if I don't find a free (yet reputable) academic journal on the subject, I'm going to have to drive 55 minutes down the freeway JUST to use the library at my school.
Help?
