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    In the article The Surveillance Society‚ the authors William E. Thompson and Joseph V. Hickey focuses on how surveillance systems are helping us‚ also how they are hurting us‚ and why they believe what they are doing is right. First the authors Thompson and Hickey explain how surveillance helps us. With the growth in surveillance systems they are able to help increase the safety of the people who live within that society‚ and help stop those who may threaten to have that society‚ stop going along

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    Fighting Poverty

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    Fighting poverty (Published in FOCUS‚ newsletter of the Financial Exctuives Institute of the Philippines‚ July 17‚ 2013) The presentation of De La Salle University Chairman Francis G. Estrada during the 6th general membership meeting of FINEX was truly glaring – that the percentage of Filipinos living below the poverty line has remained almost unchanged in the past eight years. A report of the Asian Development Bank causes of the high incidence of poverty in the country that includes low

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    History of Camera

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    Instagram. But it hasn’t been forever that someone was able to capture their favorite moments in a photo. The early camera was not much more than a pinhole camera as early as 1558. It was called the Camera Obscura. The Camera Obscura was seen as a drawing tool for objects. An image of a subject on paper was "projected" and could be used to draw‚ trace or paint it. The Camera Obscura provided an image that was temporary‚ and could not be lastingly captured on to paper for later. Around 1822 French

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    Electronic surveillance in the workplace Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace: Concerns for Employees and Challenges for Privacy Advocates Anna Johnston and Myra Cheng Paper delivered 28 November 2002 International Conference on Personal Data Protection Hosted by Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee‚ Korea Information Security Agency Seoul‚ Korea Ms Anna Johnston is the NSW Deputy Privacy Commissioner. Ms Myra Cheng is a Research & Policy Officer with Privacy NSW

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    Camera Manul

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    version Producer data Producer VEB Pentacon Dresden Betrieb des Kombinates VEB Carl Zeiss Jena production April 1984 to 1985 period Technical properties of the camera shutter type steplessly working electronically controlled vertical-run metalblade focal plane shutter responsible Werner Hahn‚ Rolf constructor Noack no of produced 91‚500 cameras exposure time (possible settings) B‚ steplessly automatic speeds between 40 sec and 1/1000; manually precise speeds of 1/1‚ 1/2‚ 1/4‚ 1/8‚ 1/15‚ 1/30‚ 1/60

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    Fire Fighting

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    differed from the ways that we fight fires today. In the past‚ man-kind didn’t know the chemistry of fire and the different kinds of fire that ignite. Technology has improved a lot from the 1700’s. When technology improved‚ so did the techniques of fighting fires. Firefighters have learned that fires can start from something as simple as a frayed wire and can start from something as complex as a lightning bolt. Technology of Firefighting: When there was a fire in the 1700’s‚ fire fighters had to

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    Camera Angles

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    1) How do camera angles and image juxtaposition tell a story? Describe an instance from each video where the filmmaker uses a camera angle or juxtaposition of images to enhance our understanding of the place they are documenting. In film number one the filmmaker used a lot of long and close up shots to show the natural beauty surrounding the bridge. The filmmaker also zoomed and focused in on a lot of simple things in the park such as the leaf with drop of water to show how serene the area is

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    Body Cameras Debate

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    Daniel Wood argues in his article‚ “LAPD shooting reignites debate: Are police cameras effective?” that body cameras are not a reliable source for justifying crimes. Wood claims that there is much more factors considered in justifying events such as police brutality‚ and video footage is only one of the many. In other words‚ Woods addresses today’s controversies of police brutality on African Americans and criticizes body cameras as an imprudent way to justify police brutality. In order to obtain Daniel

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    September 11‚ 2001‚ a group of terrorists hijacked two commercial planes‚ flying them straight toward the Twin Towers destroying one of the most well-known landmarks. This act was responsible for the death of thousands of innocent citizens.The Domestic Surveillance Program was created as a result of the treacherous September 11 attacks under the hope that they could prevent the possibility of more fatalities. Conducted by the National Security Agency‚ this program sparked a great debate on whether the collection

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    sides and views making surveillance of the internet and the right to privacy very controversial topic. Many people believe that tracking our internet usage is an invasion of privacy and will eventually lead to the government to take control of even more than just the internet and others view it as modern trade and it’s the key to keeping our nation safe. People also feel that too much surveillance leaves a nation without any privacy and others argue that a world with cameras everywhere is a safer

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