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@@@@@ while separations nowadays creep laboratorys, the workstations often order ahead of the harsh recordings @@@@@

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From: francois.grieu
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:08
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at stations in three semicircular tiers of
:   desks, can watch---and direct---as criminals are caught in the act.
:   
:   Their computer mouse screen pointers are a gun icon.

OH MY GAWD!!!!

WHAT'S NEXT, THE WHOLE DAMN COUNTRY???


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*   Subject:      Air Force News Service 01oct96
*   From:         webmaster@vnis.com (Veterans News & Information Service)
*   Date:         1996/10/01
*   Newsgroups:   soc.veterans
*
*              Night vision lasers go to court
*    
*   KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. (AFNS) -- More drug and
*   smuggling convictions may soon result from a laser optics research
*   agreement signed here Sept. 25 between the Air Force Phillips
*   Laboratory and FLIR Systems, Inc.
*    
*   "Current sensors cannot read a license plate, ship registration, or
*   aircraft tail number," said 1st Lieutenant Robert J. Ireland of
*   Phillips's Lasers and Imaging Directorate.
*
*   "But an operator with special eyewear, using a laser spotlight having a
*   wavelength invisible to the unaided eye, may be able to," he said.
*    
*   ----------------------------------------------------------------------
*   Air Force News Agency              :  DSN: 945-1281
*   AFNEWS/IICT                        :  (210) 925-1281
*   203 Norton Street                  :  sysop@afnews.pa.af.mil
*   Kelly AFB, TX 78241-6105           :  ftp.pa.af.mil
*   ----------------------------------------------------------------------

Read car's license plates at night?

Phillips's Lasers and Imaging Directorate?


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*   http://www.rockwell.com/te/itsinca.html
*    
*                 TraffiCam Vehicle Detection Sensor
*    
*   Rockwell is working with a variety of state and local authorities,
*   including several in California, for the introduction of a new, advanced
*   technology sensor called TraffiCam. The sensor uses machin
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