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    Surveillance Cameras: Real Life ’RoboCops’ Audience - American Citizens‚ especially registered voters in major cities Point of View- Policemen Working the streets for twenty years has shown me a side of humanity I wish I didn’t know existed. One night with me on the streets‚ patrolling‚ protecting‚ you’ll wish there were policemen on every corner. We have threats within and outside of our borders‚ playing on the weakness of our law enforcement. Since it isn’t possible to hire thousands of

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    options available with video surveillance systems. You can end up spending thousands of dollars on a state-of-the-art system. But‚ do you need all the bells and whistles? Or will a basic system do the job? Considering Options for the Cameras Cameras are what allow you to see what is going on. And cameras come with a number of options and upgrades that can enhance the details of what you can see. How many frames per second should the camera offer? Surveillance cameras don’t take the same quality

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    Surveillance CCTV cameras and privacy of people Is Being watched constantly too high a price for safety? Name: Mohammad Al-zahrani Abstract The purpose of this report is to present the different points of view regarding the extremely wide use of surveillance cameras‚ as well as to explain the civil rights issues that are involved. The report will discuss the use of CCTV cameras in Australia. In addition‚ the report will cover the reliance of countries on surveillance systems for

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    Using Cameras and Surveillance in Nursing Homes Kandy Johnson University of Phoenix {draw:frame} (Pillemer & Moore‚ 1990) (Pillemer & Moore‚ 1990) {draw:frame} (Harris & Benson‚ 1998‚ p. 57) Surprisingly‚ another issue within nursing homes is alcohol abuse among the residents. Many residents are misdiagnosed with possessing some form of dementia when in reality the resident is a hidden alcoholic that has gone undetected. This information poses yet another reason for the installation

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    The described framework in this study covers 4 main building blocks used in a smart camera surveillance system‚ which can be categorized as object detection‚ object recognition‚ tracking and behavior/activity analysis. This chapter describes the related work and current studies in the literature on each of these building blocks. Meanwhile‚ some brief information related Xbox Kinect in obtaining the depth of information from the video. A typical configuration of smart video processing framework is

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    Film: The wire (TV series 2002-2008) The series features the abuse of narcotics from a law enforcer’s‚ abuser’s and a drug dealer’s perspective. Rational choice theory This theory settles on a practical belief that man is an actor who reasons contemplates on benefits‚ means‚ costs and ends then makes a rational choice. Man has a sense comprehensible rationale of free will‚ where he evaluates the risks and benefits for committing a crime. From the excerpts from the film (season1)‚ we see a night

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    being complain about something that brings them security and comfort. Today we live in a dangerous world and it’s not possible to know who are telling the truth and who is not. The government on its turn tries to protect the population by installing cameras everywhere and having access to our personal information. The government can’t do anything with our information and it’s illegal to make them public. All they could do is to protect us in case someone is planning something against us. If you have

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    Tap Tap Boring night‚ boring day Tap Tap Regular night‚ regular day Tap Tap But... Tap Tap ...Why? I mentally tapped my fingers on the kitchen counter as I drink some water from the cup in my hand. I had just been through a long day of classes‚ and it was around two o’clock AM and I had gotten thirsty in the middle of the night. I haven’t been able to sleep for some reason for the past few days acually‚ because of a lingering thought in my mind. It has been bugging me and I just can’t sleep if it

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    Wire A wire is a single‚ usually cylindrical‚ flexible strand or rod of metal. Wires are used to bear mechanical loads or electricity and telecommunications signals. Wire is commonly formed by drawing the metal through a hole in a die or draw plate. Standard sizes are determined by various wire gauges. The term wire is also used more loosely to refer to a bundle of such strands‚ as in ’multistranded wire’‚ which is more correctly termed a wire rope in mechanics‚ or a cable in electricity. Although

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    Scottish‚ and English dances. Tap dance began in the United States. The common belief was that slaves from Africa and indentured servants from Ireland created tap dancing by combining their own ethnic dances while working on plantations. It was said to have began as “Juba” which was an African slave dance. Current research suggests that tap did not stem from plantations but in crowded‚ urban environments such as New York City. The fusion of cultures that originated tap dance influenced American culture

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