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    Body Worn Camera (BWC)

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    I. Issue – Body worn camera (BWC) can violate individuals’ privacy laws protected under HIPAA because officers will be recording incident which will involve individuals receiving medical attention and privileged information will recorded II. What is HIPAA? HIPAA is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. The act addresses the use and disclosure of individuals’ health information by health care providers. Health information protected under HIPAA includes images or other types of recordings

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    Ethnocentrism in our cultures creates barriers from one another and often causes us to form incorrect opinions about each other. With ethnocentrism come racial discrimination‚ stereotypes‚ and even harsh actions. In the film “Crash”‚ characters of different background face the negative effects of ethnocentrism. The main stereotype featured in the film was of blacks‚ whites‚ Hispanics‚ Asians and middle eastern. Our ethnocentrism causes us to immediately form opinions about those that differ from

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    Harry Styles has just tweeted that he was going to do a twitcam. Everyone was surprised by the news. Harry Styles’ last twitcam was 3 years ago and it was 3:30 am at where he was at the moment. ’Probably just bored or tired.’ and that was partly true. He was tired. Nevertheless‚ everyone was excited. Nearly half a million people tuned in to his stream. Harry POV I shake my head and run my hands through my scalp in an attempt to fix my bed raggled hair. I wipe at my eyes that felt like absolute

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    Intro to Sociology March 12‚ 2013 Crash: A Sociological Media Review In the movie‚ Crash‚ the sociological topic of race is the main component of the movie. Paul Haggis uses racial controversy and discrimination throughout‚ with the intent to display the social problems in our society. Nearly every comment said by each character carries some form of racial intent. Whether it is from the supposed good guys‚ the Los Angeles Police Officers‚ to the habitual criminals‚ each character delivers some

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    Titanic was 882 feet big and could hold 2‚228 people and 1‚503 people died‚ and there were only 705 survives left after the crash. What made the Titanic crash into the iceberg? What caused the Titanic to fall because they could not see the iceberg. The crew members were not getting the message that there was a big iceberg up a head. Also‚ the captain went off course instead of his original course. The titanic crashed April 15‚ 1912. They crashed into the iceberg because their light was not bright

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    In some states police has to wear body cameras out in public‚ but in other states why can’t they have it? Nearly all the states in the US considered having body cameras. This will show the real side of the story on any cases and it will help testify against people’s cases. Back in 2014 Michael Brown’s death sparked rage in a lot of communities and this led to people demanding body cameras for the police. Police should wear body cameras because this will improve the police behavior‚ help reduce the

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    The effects of the Wall Street Crash were felt all around America as people starved‚ businesses became bankrupt and unemployment rose. This era was known as the Great Depression and would last for another ten to twenty years. In the short term‚ rich investors lost great deals of money. Whilst‚ poorer investors‚ who had borrowed ‘on the margin’‚ could not repay their loans and thus became bankrupt. After a while‚ these incidents began to affect the American public. Firstly‚ unemployment rose as

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    child’s newborn shots. It’s always such a priviledge when parents return with their newest additions. Ricky was 8 days new when he was brought into the studio. Lauren and Ricardo have two girls‚ Alexa and Adalyn. Alexa is 8 years old‚ and Adalyn is 21 months. This is their first boy‚ and he is such a cute‚ little man. His parents say that the girls adore him. They’re always trying to help‚ and Adalyn is fascinated by her new brother. The sibling shot was far and away my favorite shot of this session

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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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    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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