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    DC 20001 Dear Mrs. Lanier: Speed cameras and red light cameras‚ we have all gotten them and almost all of us hate them. They are meant to slow us down‚ keep us safe from dangerous drivers and provides enforcement for the law. However is this nuisance really helping? I think not. The cameras are often inaccurate and ineffective. They also require regular maintenance‚ calibration‚ and monitoring adding to their already high cost. Court cases on camera tickets are often one sided‚ making fighting

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    Guns On Campus Ever since school shootings on campuses many people have been skeptical about guns in the wrong hands of people. David Burnett writer of "Students Should Have the Right to Carry Guns on College Campuses."‚ agrees with the fact that students should be allowed to have guns on campus‚ for the use of self defense‚ for decreasing the crimes committed‚ and because colleges aren’t as safe as you think. Although Darby Dickerson writer of "Students Should Not Be Allowed to Carry Guns on

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    Ip Camera Fixing

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    How to visit the IP camera through Internet 1.Wireless Router setting 1)set the Router IP address is “192.168.1.1” 2)Enable wifi‚ wireless mode select “ G-only”‚ SSID is “ip camera”‚ wireless channel is “6-2.437GHz”. 3)set WIFI security‚ security mode is “WPA Personal”‚ wpa Algorithms is “AES”‚ Wpa Share key is “ 123456abcd”‚ Group key renewal is “3600”. 2. computer network setting 1)The defatult ip of the ip camera is 192.168.55.160‚if your computer’s ip is not the sample like 192

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    The human eye and a camera lens have a few things in common most notably that they both use a converging lens to receive and project images. But human eyes and camera lenses have many things that set them apart from each other. “Retina Provides Color • the image an eye perceives is projected from the cornea to the retina‚ which absorbs the image and projects it to the brain. A camera projects an image on to film where it is captured and saved as a black and white image. The retina contains millions

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    I am a camera

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    Through the lens‚ “I am a Camera”… The whirring of the film and the “click‚ click” of the shutter - What am I? I am the device that ensures all of your memories are kept alive for you and future generations to hold dear. The tangible evidence may be gone‚ but I keep the memory alive in the form of pictures and photographs. What am I? I am your window to the world as you’ve seen and captured it. I am a CAMERA. My components are metal and

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    In America‚ the problem is not that we have too many guns; the problem is that we don’t have any guns in the right places. Federal buildings‚ banks‚ and corporate buildings all have armed security. Which is logical‚ but why not in schools? Children and their safety should be more important than the money in the bank or the secrets in some CEO’s office. For some reason‚ certain people just find the idea of arming teachers as an out-of-this-world solution. It shouldn’t be a surprise that school shooters

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    Every seven and a half hours a child or teen is killed by a gun by either accident or suicide (Victim). Around the world guns and the way they are being portrayed through technology are starting to become more and more advanced. This creates openings for guns to enter lives‚ in which they may have no business in being in. One great examples of one of theses lives would include the life of a young teen or child. The outcome of these situations can occasionally end very badly for all the people in

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    With all the gun related violence and school shootings that have happened lately in the United States there has been a lot of talk about whether or not there should be a gun reform. Some people argue that there should be a gun reform with stricter gun laws in order to prevent more gun related violence and crimes from happening. Some others believe that a gun reform is not necessary. They believe that stricter gun laws would cause more gun related violence. The United States should put a gun reform in

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    lives due to gun violence in the United States. Gun violence is violence committed with the use of a gun (firearm or small arm). Gun violence first started when wars began‚ since then gun violence became a national issue. Gun laws has changed better over the years. Why is it important for the government to make gun laws stricter? I propose by banning guns in some communities and using a less harmful weapons such as using the baton first‚ followed by a taser can decrease the rate of gun violence that

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    United States have stricter gun-control laws? Research from Dr. John Lott states that with a higher gun ownership rate come fewer mass shootings. From 1977 to 1999 right-to-carry laws decreased the frequency and severity of mass shootings. The terror attack in Orlando and the shooting that killed Christina Grimmie both occurred in gun-free zones. One of the main reasons murderers do that is because they don’t want to be stopped by an armed civilian. People say the gun-free zones will stop mass

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