The original collection of passports photos show several suspected members of an assassination squad that killed an Hamas chief in Dubai. Posts Tagged ‘Surveillance Cameras’
Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials — February 23, 2010
Posted by Bookyards on February 23rd, 2010
The original collection of passports photos show several suspected members of an assassination squad that killed an Hamas chief in Dubai. 
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Comments OffWho Is Going To Watch The Watchers
Posted by Bookyards on September 25th, 2009
Darpa Spy Cams to Find Threats in ‘Weak Evidence’ — The Danger Room
The military’s got spy drones and surveillance cameras all over Afghanistan, and they’re looking to add even more.
Posted in World News Tags: 365 Days, Accuracy, Brave New World, Computer Programming, Danger Room, Darpa, Data Mining, Google, Heaps, Impending Attack, Maps, Pandoras Box, Pentagon, Real Time Video, Spy Cam, Spy Cams, Spy Drones, Surveillance Cameras, Surveillance Technology, Threat Detection, World News Comments OffA Threat To The World Food Suply Is On The Horizon
Posted by Bookyards on June 14th, 2009
Oregon State scientist Mary Verhoeven is among those working to develop wheat varieties resistant to a strain of “stem rust” that a colleague calls “a time bomb.” Katharine Kimball / For The Times
A ‘Time Bomb’ For World Wheat Crop — L.A.
Posted in World News Tags: Affliction, Cereal Disease Laboratory, Food Crisis, Fungal Spores, Government Scientists, L A Times, Light Mineral Oil, Motion Detectors, Resistant Plants, Security Point, Social Crisis, St Paul Minn, Stem Rust, Surveillance Cameras, Time Bomb, Verhoeven, Wheat Crop, Wheat Plants, Wheat Varieties, World News, World Wheat Comments OffAsking a Machine To Spot Threats Human Eyes Miss
Posted by Bookyards on May 20th, 2009
From Sci-Tech Today:
Mathematical algorithms embedded in the stores’ new security system pick out sweethearting on their own. There’s no need for a security guard watching banks of video monitors or reviewing hours of grainy footage.
Posted in World News Tags: Banks, Checkout Lines, Computer Screen, Free Goods, Grocery Chain, Human Eyes, Insurgents, Massachusetts, Mathematical Algorithms, Military Bases, New Security, Prisons, Scanner, Sci Tech, Security Guard, Security System, Signs, Surveillance Cameras, Using Technology, Video Monitors, World News Comments OffMan stole antique statues `to pray`
Posted by UpdatedFrequently on March 7th, 2009
A Japanese man whose home was found packed with Buddhist statues told police he had stolen some from temples in the ancient capital of Kyoto so he could pray to them, domestic media said on Thursday.
Police found 21 statues of Buddha in the 59-year-old`s house after he was arrested on suspicion of stealing a wooden Buddha figure from a temple in Kyoto.
“I stole this because of my devotions,” a Kyoto police spokesman quoted Itsuo Abe as saying of the 70 cm, early 17th century statue, which belonged to Kenninji, a Zen temple founded in 1202.
“I like Buddha statues.
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