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    planning on the attack took some time and some thought for the Japanese. They began planning the attack in early 1941. The Japanese Navy took several months to take the time to plan for this attack. It took a lot of their own time and their attention to get it all done. The intent of a defensive strike on Pearl Harbor was to neutralize American naval power in the Pacific‚ then removing it from influencing operations against American‚ British‚ and Dutch colonies to the south. Successful attacks on colonies

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    The Impact of 9/11 Attacks

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    2001 was one of the most tragic days in U.S. history. The attacks on the World Trade Center were absolutely hanis to say the least. The attacks took many people by surprise‚ including myself. That day made a tremendous impact on our country that still exist today and will probably last a very long time. Terrorism has been around for a many years; however‚ the terrorist attacks of 9-11 changed the United States forever. The terrorists’ attacks of 9-11 did not have much of a personal effect on me due

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    Certificates. Part 1: Certificate Options‚ National Security Agency‚ Department of Defense‚ USA. Reinert‚ Lawrence A‚ Luther‚ Stephen C (1997)‚ User Authentication Techniques Using Public Key Certificates. Part 2: Authentication Information Including Biometrics‚ National Security Agency‚ Department of Defense‚ USA. Reinert‚ Lawrence A‚ Luther‚ Stephen C (1998)‚ Authentication Protocols for Smart Cards‚ National Security Agency‚ Department of Defense‚ USA.

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    The Boston Marathon Bombing: Working Through the Surveillant Assemblage Introduction The tragic bombing of the Boston Marathon captivated national and international audiences alike. Hundreds of local‚ state and federal agencies came together to undertake the massive investigation that would ensue. Surveillance technologies played an integral role in the investigation‚ and became headline news as we watched the events unfold in real time. As the five-day manhunt progressed‚ there was a coming together

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    The attack on Pearl Harbor was a hard time for the U.S. to realize what Japan had done. The attack happened on December 7‚ 1941 which it was a surprise attack in which the americans had no idea. The news spread from coast to coast that Japan had attack Pearl Harbor and killed many lives. The radios were spreading the information on what happened in Pearl Harbor more quickly than anyone could suggest. The Americans had a hard time focusing on what Japan did‚ which for most americans they remember

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    The attacks of September 11th‚ 2001 were one of the most devastating events that happened in U.S history. An Islamic terrorist organization‚ Al Qaeda‚ headed by a expelled Saudi nationalist Osama bin Laden‚ directed four airplanes to deliberately crash into New York City’s World Trade Center ‚the Pentagon outside Washington‚ DC ‚ and in rural Pennsylvania causing the death of over three thousand innocent civilians and injuring over six thousand. Osama Bin Laden stated that the attack was in response

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    Terror Attacks Of September 11th “What separates us from the animals‚ what separates us from the chaos‚ is our ability to mourn people we’ve never met.” - David Levithan. Just under fourteen years ago we were attacked on our own soil for the first time since December 7‚ 1941 when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. Although I wasn’t old enough to remember this day I feel like I was one of the millions of Americans to witness the terror attacks on September 11‚ 2001. September 11th was a horrific

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    improve the anti-theft systems to guarantee the safety and protection of every one of us. Nowadays a lot of security devices were introduced like alarms‚ codes detectors‚ and biometric systems that we can use but biometrics system is the most effective and is the highest level of security system in our generation. Biometrics system refers to an automated system that can identify an individual by measuring their physical and behavioral uniqueness or patterns‚ and comparing it to those on record. It

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    FEATURE EXTRACTION FOR MULTIMODAL BIOMETRIC SYSTEM ABSTRACT In many real-world applications‚ uni-modal biometric systems often face significant limitations due to sensitivity to noise‚ interclass variability‚ data quality‚ non universality‚ and other factors. Attempting to improve the performance of individual matchers in such situations may not prove to be highly effective. Multi-biometric systems seek to alleviate some of

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    BIOMETRIC IN SCHOOLSIf Attendance is Troubling You‚ Please Raise Your HandStudent attendance is a growing concern in many cities.  Modern schools  are faced with growing classroom sizes and find it increasingly difficult to ensure that students are arriving at the school or to particular classes on time.  Most schools rely on handwritten attendance records and have no way to centralize or share data.  Add multiple buildings or offsite classes to the mix‚ and attendance becomes even more difficult

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