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  • MonitorClosely.com – Digital Surveillance Solutions

    MonitorClosely.com – Digital Surveillance Solutions. high rated franchise by entrepenuer magazine Related articles Balloons on border showing surveillance potential (kens5.com) Op-Ed Contributor: Who’s Watching the N.S.A. Watchers? (nytimes.com) Op-Ed Contributor: Who’s Watching the N.S.A. Watchers? (nytimes.com) How-to Fool Facial Recognition Tracking Systems (alexanderhiggins.com) Anonymous releases how-to instructions on fooling facial recognition (familysurvivalprotocol.com) Wikileaks reveals “TrapWire,”…

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  • Mortgage Rates Credit Cards Refinance Home CD Rates by Bankrate.com

    Mortgage Rates Credit Cards Refinance Home CD Rates by Bankrate.com. best bank ratings site Related articles What Bankrate CD Rates Won’t Tell You (ally.com) Ask the Experts: Don’t gamble funds earmarked for mortgage (kansascity.com) 6-Month CD Rates: Highest Isn’t Always Best (ally.com)

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  • CrashPlan: Online Data Backup – Offsite, Onsite, & Cloud – Backup Software

        Online Data Backup – Offsite, Onsite, & Cloud – CrashPlan Backup Software.   Related articles   [Product Review] Top Cloud Services for Online Backup (pcworld.in) Keep Your Data Backed Up and Safe With CrashPlan+ (wired.com) If your computer crashes, who’s got your back? (livingordersablog.com) Amazon Announces Glacier [OStatic] (ostatic.com)  

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  • UNC Master of Industrial/Systems Engineering goes online

    UNC has put its Masters in Industrial Engineering program online, including human factors courses. University of North Carolina Online: Master of Engineering program. Related articles UNC system says strategic plan will help it ‘do business differently’ (newsobserver.com) UNC system proposes $266 million in budget increases over five-year span (newsobserver.com) UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School Partners with…

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  • Dropcam Echo: Home security moves to the cloud

    With everything moving to the cloud, it was just a matter of time until some company came along and did it for home security, a field which has long been ripe for disruption and long the terrain of obscure companies that require a mass “system” installation costing thousands of dollars, a dedicated electrician and mega…

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  • EvoFIT: Evolutionary science and anthropometrics applied to criminal facial recognition software

    For a long time the process of identifying suspects in criminal cases was a rather frighteningly imprecise one of line ups relying on human’s often variable ability to remember specific facial features. Now, using evolutionary and anthropometric sciences, this article shows how new software can allow identification using a gradual process of increased recognition more…

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  • Social network analysis science detects Medicare fraud, terrorisms plots

    Fascinating article which shows how social network analysis (SNA)science is being used in the business world including everything from finding Saddam Hussein (by mapping his chauffeurs’ habits online) to identifying healthcare fraud. Mining social networks: Untangling the social web | The Economist. Related articles Big Data To Become Powerful Driver Of IT Spending – Gartner (misco.co.uk)…

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  • Vivos underground shelter network

    Here’s an interesting idea: create a network of underground shelters for biodefense and survival and rent out “shares” for a 6 month stay following any disaster. The shelters are equipped with all the latest eco-tech including off the grid energy, food, hydroponics, and air, water and EMF protection. The problem is: what do you do…

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  • Hardened Structures: clean tech meets doomsday preppers

    I am increasingly interested in the odd synergy between survivalists and clean technology/sustainability. Here is another company that builds hardened structures/bomb shelters which include biohazard, air, water filtration and electromagnetic protection. Hardened Structures. Related articles The Free Burma Rangers Service Group and National Geographic’s “Doomsday Preppers” are the Hot Topics on this Week’s Off The…

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  • Global Knowledge Exchange: privacy in the age of information

    Global Knowledge Exchange. Related articles 7X24 Exchange Spring Conference (datacenterknowledge.com) Ocean Exchange Launches 2013 Call for Solutions. Register to Compete for the $100,000 Gulfstream Navigator Award and the $100,000 WWL Orcelle Award (prweb.com) Lenovo Expands U.S. Global Headquarters, NC Footprint (news.lenovo.com) MCSE Exchange Server 2013 Training Offered by NetCom Learning, Gold Microsoft Training Partner (prweb.com)…

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  • Using Census data for life science intelligence

    Many government resources are a great way to gather intelligence for life science companies: Census Bureau Homepage. Related articles New Microdata from the Census Bureau (kauffman.org) New Data from Census Points to Falling Job Creation (kauffman.org) Kauffman Foundation-Funded U.S. Census Bureau Data Highlight Importance of Business Startups to Job Creation in the U.S. (kauffman.org)

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  • Interdisciplinary Studies in Engineering (Wireless Innovation) NYU-ePoly

    Interdisciplinary Studies in Engineering (Wireless Innovation), ME: NYU-ePoly | NYU-Poly. Related articles ANSI Members Now Receive 10% Tuition Rebate for NYU-Poly Online Courses (virtual-strategy.com) NYU-Poly New-Business Incubator in Brooklyn’s DUMBO Graduates First Startup (virtual-strategy.com) Celebrating Innovation at the first NYU Founder’s Showcase (nyuentrepreneur.org) Avoiding the Definition of Irony: When Wind Turbine Blades and Solar Panels…

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