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    Police Body Cameras Necessary? “How one tragedy affects so many others.”(Kenneth Eade) The many accusations of unnecessary police brutality is one of the primary causes of the introduction of police body cameras. The government was trying to find a solution to the slowly growing tension between the police and the common people. There are many different views on if these cameras are affective and necessary to keep around. Ever since the government has introduced the police body cameras in 2013‚ both

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    controversial topic of police body cameras. These cameras would attempt to provide an officers perspective to difficult situations and might help explain the actions of our police officers. Two recent articles published by the L.A. Times and The New York Times outline the pros and cons to making body cameras standard issue. The article published by the L.A. Times written by Matt Pearce takes a negative stance on the topic. The article clearly outlines the cons to body cameras and provides little insight

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    Since police body cameras have been introduced‚ 75% less accidents have occurred with officers that wore a camera in a California police trail (Koh). Throughout the years‚ police brutality has been a big topic that has taken over the news. Whether or not police should wear body cameras is a question that has many sides and has taken the public into an argument that people don’t know which side to believe. Even though some argue that policemen having cameras invades privacy‚ cameras should be used by

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    Compare and Contrast Digital and Film Cameras Cameras‚ they come in many forms‚ from digital‚ from pocket cameras‚ to full sized full function cameras. Cameras have become a part of our everyday lives‚ and with the progression of modern technology. Cameras have become even more user friendly and affordable for many to own. As the camera moves into the digital era‚ the film camera is becoming a distant memory. Digital and film cameras have the same final product‚ but the way to get there is much

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    Ethan Spiro FMS 001‚ A02 January 29‚ 2012 John Zibell Cinematography: Camera Work in the Scuba Scene From The Graduate The Graduate‚ directed by Mike Nichols is a movie that depicts the story of a young man who is searching for his identity.  The main character Ben Braddock‚ played by Dustin Hoffman‚ is a fresh college graduate.  The film follows Ben throughout his very bland life until he is sucked into an affair with Mrs. Robinson‚ a close family friend.  The Graduate encompasses many

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    Microelectronics Reliability xxx (2012) xxx–xxx Contents lists available at SciVerse ScienceDirect Microelectronics Reliability journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/microrel Experiment study of dynamic looping process for thermosonic wire bonding Fuliang Wang ⇑‚ Yun Chen‚ Lei Han State Key Laboratory of High Performance Complex Manufacturing‚ Changsha 410083‚ China School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering‚ Central South University‚ Changsha 410083‚ China a r t i c l e

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    current when the length of wire changes‚ so I then can work out the resistance. I will be using constantan wire starting of with 1m length and then decreasing it by 0.10m intervals down to 0.20m long. I will not go above 1m or below 0.20m because it may be too long that they resist so much current that the wire burns‚ or the length of the wire is so small that it doesn’t resist any current at all. The length of the wire will be changed by moving the crocodile clip across the wire on a ruler. The independent

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    In the United States there has been more than 1‚200 reports of Police brutality. Camera capturing the video from bystanders phones witnessing the misuse of force. It violates the Eighth Amendment which prohibits the federal government from making more than normal cruel and unusual punishment. Unreasonable force occurs when a law enforcement officer uses more force than required too‚ to make an arrest. Officers are train to stay calm in any sort of situation. I have developed a solution that can limit

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    Camera setup in television sitcoms determines the style. It could be a single camera or a multi-camera. This paper will explore the similarities and differences between the setups and will look at some well-known sitcoms of both. Single camera set up in a sitcom is when the shots are all shot in one camera‚ every shot is filmed alone‚ and then edited together in post-production to create the story. Multi-camera setup uses three to five cameras. It is mixed live during recording and sometimes has

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    cannot intervene. Dziga Vertov’s great film‚ Man with a Movie Camera (1929)‚ gives the ideal image of the photographer as someone in perpetual movement‚ someone moving through a panorama of disparate events with such agility and speed that any intervention is out of the question. Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954) gives the complementary image: the photographer played by James Stewart has an intensified relation to one event‚ through his camera‚ precisely because he has a broken leg and is confined to a

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