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I SAW a letter from the mother of a young man who said someone had taken mementos from her son's grave in Barton-Upon-Humber. cemetery.

I think this is an absolute disgrace!

Last summer I phoned the crematorium to ask when someone was going to cut the grass at the cemetery as it was overgrown and looked a mess!

I also mentioned that there were no watering cans, just empty milk cartons! A week after my call, I took flowers to relatives' graves.

I could not believe it, all the grass, even in the older part of the cemetery, had been cut.

It looked marvellous and their were 12 watering cans with NLC on the side.

I phoned again to thank the person I spoke to the week before. She said it was nice to have feedback!

Now after a year, there are only two watering cans left and we are back to milk cartons!

Why do some people have to spoil all the good things others try to do? To the people or person who stole the watering cans, I hope you are ashamed of yourselves, stealing from the deceased.

Have you no shame? Mrs SA Stamp Bradwell Close, Barton-Upon- Humber.

The moment Dory Zidon held up two small packs of chewing gum and instructed me to choose one for a quick game of air hockey, I knew I was in trouble. Reluctantly, eyeing the small camera affixed to his laptop with suspicion, I settled on the spearmint.

"This is just one sample object that the camera can recognize with our CamSpace software," explained Zidon. "Any small, colorful object can be used to replace the traditional joystick or mouse and in some cases even the Wii [Nintendo home video game console], including bottles, books, paddles... just about anything you can think of."

A few seconds later, the two packs of gum had been recognized by the camera on the screen. After a pleasant little ding, the game of ice hockey popped up. "Video games are not my forte," I said sheepishly, trying to figure out how to move my pack of gum in the air like a hockey stick using hand gestures that the camera could recognize.

I knew that I was supposed to swing my pack of chewing gum until the small puck on the screen in front of me made its way into the opponent's goal, but I still failed miserably. As an added insult, I even scored against myself by sliding the puck into my own goal. Despite my personal ineptness with the world of motion games, the coolness factor was obvious. For those avid gamers who can actually come into contact with the puck on a computer screen by swinging a pack of gum in the air, the innovative CamSpace software is a huge hit. No pun intended.

Founded in 2007 by Yaron Tanne, the idea started as a project for a computer vision course at Tel Aviv University. With the help of Prof. Hezi Yeshurun, it was eventually transformed into a viable technology company today known as CamTrax Technologies. After more than a year of working from home to perfect existing public domain algorithms as well as developing new ones, Tanne was able to raise $200,000 from investors, including well-known entrepreneur and investor Igal Lichtman. In 2009, Zidon joined Tanne as director of business development abercrombie wholesale and sales and successfully turned the wow factor into a profitable business.

Several important factors separate the CamTrax technology from competitors such as Prime Sense and 3DV. First, it does not require a 3D Webcam. Almost any standard Webcam (95 percent are currently supported) can track up to four objects in real time with high accuracy and reliability. Using Windows, the locking and tracking of ordinary objects in the X, Y and Z axes and angles is all automatic, so it doesn't require any special computer knowledge or messy operating systems. Second, it runs as a pure software solution, which means that no other hardware is required. This makes it both inexpensive and extremely accessible.

"Everything is moving in this direction today. Motion games are the future," says Zidon with conviction. If the popularity of the Wii is any indication, his statement is probably accurate. "The advantage of our software is that instead of having something that requires a console that costs anywhere between $280 and $600 with each game running between $30 and $80, all you need to use CamSpace is a simple Webcam and some everyday objects."

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The gossip magazines might be full of rumours about his audition - but his fans think Steve Gill has what it takes to make it to the Big Brother final

The dad of eight has now been in the house for nearly four weeks and has been nominated for eviction only once, despite tormenting the other housemates with his snoring His down-to-earth personality has also won him the backing of many viewers, who have already booted out Leicestershire's other two contestants But Steve's biggest fans - his friends and family back home - say they are not surprised the ex-serviceman is proving to be one of the more popular contestants

Steve, 41, who lives with wife Deon in Cosby, lost his legs and one eye in a bomb blast while on infantry patrol in Belfast 21 years ago

Niece Lois Yeomans, 18, of Broughton Astley, said she thought Steve's determination to make the most of life despite his disability made him an inspiration. Wholesale Jewelry Guide

"He's got no legs but he still manages to achieve so much," she said

"He's been quiet so far, but that's only because he doesn't like getting involved in gossip and confrontation I hope he gets to the final"

Lois and mum Julie Yeomans, 39, have set up a Facebook group called Steve Gill to Win Big Brother, which has attracted hundreds of members. (Ed Hardy Shirts). Julie, Steve's younger sister, said she was ecstatic when she heard he had been chosen to enter the house

But she is worried people might discriminate against him because of his disability

"Of course I'm extremely happy for him," she said "But I just worry people will badmouth him or, even worse, feel sorry for him"

Gossip magazines are claiming Steve bypassed the audition process because he is disabled - something his friends and family say is totally untrue. (TAPOUT ).

Steve has been a player and coach with the Leicester Cobras wheelchair basketball club for 10 years

Chairman Ian Trott said the show had contacted the club in November in their search for a wheelchair-using contestant and Steve was suggested

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