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ER
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Double Loop Podcast

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Glenn Langenburg and Eric Ray have started a latent print podcast. The link can be found here

http://soundcloud.com/double-loop-podcast

The first episode was recorded at the 2013 IAI Conference and features a discussion on the Noblis White Box Study and a talk with guest Dr. Tom Busey. Check back next week for more discussions about the conference including guest Bill Schade.
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ER,

How about posting a latent print eye chart that you discussed with Dr. Busey for us all to use as our 'measure' of worthiness when it comes to looking at latents? I have a couple that I could post.

For those that don't know what I'm talking about. listen to the podcast; specifically at around the 29 minute mark.
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Episode 2 is now available.

Glenn and Eric continue discussing lectures from the 2013 IAI conference. This time with guests Bill Schade and Heather Conner.

http://soundcloud.com/double-loop-podca ... episode-02
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.... and episode 3 is here. http://soundcloud.com/double-loop-podca ... episode-03

We should now be available through iTunes, so search for us there.

Or just plug in our feed to your podcast player.
http://feeds.feedburner.com/DoubleLoopPodcast
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Episode 4 is up. Eric interviews Glenn and they discuss regional differences in the latent print discipline,
http://soundcloud.com/double-loop-podca ... e-hell-are

Or subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Soundcloud
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The next episode is up...
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Yes it is. This week we have a discussion of the SWGFAST draft documents up for comment followed by a talk about the future of the SWG's as NIST takes over. (Lots of acronyms)

If anyone is having trouble listening to the show, let us know. You should be able to get it on any smart phone or by going to http://soundcloud.com/double-loop-podcast on your computer. We've been really pleased with how many listens we've been getting. Thanks to everyone that tunes in every week and especially those who've written in with comments, suggestions, questions, and ideas.
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The newest episode of the Double Loop Podcast is up this morning. Glenn and Eric discuss the recent BC court decision.

Search for the Double Loop Podcast on Soundcloud, Stitcher, or iTunes.

http://soundcloud.com/double-loop-podcast
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/double-loop-podcast
http://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/doub ... d700328970
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The Double Loop Podcast has had some interesting episodes recently. Recent topics include a discussion on the new Simon Cole article, an interview with Dave Charlton, a discussion on the recent Haber article, and the new National Commission on Forensic Science.

You can catch up at http://soundcloud.com/double-loop-podcast

(And if you have any trouble getting the podcast to play on your phone, computer, tablet, etc., let me know, and I'll try to point you in the right direction.)
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