The cards can have different types of information, most start with basics such as name, sex, date of birth and a number to identify the person. ... There are three different kinds of systems depending on the type of country, these are, "Stand Alone Documents, Registration systems, and integrated systems" (Privacy International, pg.3). ... Most ID systems fall under the Registration system, which is maintained by a regional authority. ... With this card police and other authority figures can stop immigration, terrorism and other crimes with much more ease, due to the identity number that wil...

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The issue behind this case is that the Montgomery County school system has made changes to a very important quote in the Declaration of Independence. ... The school system thought this would teach the children that the writers did not care about the slaves even though the quote said the slaves are as equal as us. ... The school system is trying to hinder the students intellectual ability by giving them incorrect information. ...

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Rather than personal information, the important facts are the things the citizens do which conform to the standards set forth by the state. ... The state government that Auden describes is that of communist system. ... Dictatorships and communist systems have failed and will continue to fail. Some countries in Eastern Europe are still under such systems of government. ... This is most likely what Auden wants to warn people of by mocking the political system that existed now. ...

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Now that we've recognized what's wrong with the education system, what caused these problems? ... Well, as technology improves we have much more access to information through the internet. ... People are either corrupting the school system for themselves, or for someone who is threatening them to do it for them. ... This education system has been considered the most effective and most successful in North America. Many other systems start out strong but fall to the corruption that easily takes over. ...

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The Company has 1,650 employees and offers over 500 products comprising electronic combat systems, diagnostics and power systems and communications and surveillance systems. ... On September 13, 2002, Integrated Defense Technologies announced that it has agreed to purchase the surveillance equipment unit of BAE Systems located in Gaithersburg, Maryland for $146 million in cash, bolstering its intelligence-gathering capabilities. ... The Unit will merge with Integrated Defense"s communication and Surveillance Systems group, which will account for approximately 35 percent of the firm's re...

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Explain how judges are selected in the Federal and in state systems across the United States. ... As it was mentioned, there are two main court systems in America: a federal court system and a state court system. ... In election system, candidates have to put a lot of effort in campaigning. ... The Judiciary Committee is responsible for collecting all required information about the candidate. ... State court system is more prone to modifications. ...

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The broadcasters use the Emergency Alert System (EAS) or known as the Emergency Broadcast System to air a description of the abducted child and the suspected abductor. ... The information includes descriptions and pictures of the child, the suspected abductor, a suspected vehicle and any other information available and that will help in the search. All of the information is then faxed to radio stations that are designated as primary stations under the Emergency Alert System (EAS). The primary stations then send the same information to area radio, television stations and cable systems throug...

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The United States Federal Government should substantially curtail its metadata systems. ... By weakening encryption programs and planting backdoor entries to encryption software, the NSA has demonstrated how it is possible to infiltrate and violate information-security systems.... The NSA should curtail its metadata systems. ... In addition, we allow other countries an opportunity to hack into our systems and take the information of billions of people both in our country and outside. ... Finally, the NSA collection system causes a huge hit at the technology industry. ...

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Creationism is the belief that life, the earth, and the universe are the creation of a supernatural being. "Creationists have long battled against the teaching of evolution in U.S. public schools, and their strategies have evolved in reaction to legal setbacks. Creationists are fond of asserting tha...

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The absence of national borders on the Internet has an effect on the availability and proliferation of controversial information. ... On the Internet, a Dutch person can access any information on the US part of the Internet, even if that information is not legal in the Netherlands. Moreover, a US national can access any kind of information in the Netherlands that is illegal in the US. ... Many school systems are teaching from books that are considered "banned" or distasteful, or not in the children's best interests. San Francisco school system began a "Understanding Homosexuality" studi...

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This card contains ATM information, credit card, employment id, library information, health records, a biometric identifier: such as a fingerprint or an eye scan, and just about any other form of identification you could think of (Matthews). ... This may just be a circle of spending money on security and the terrorists spending time learning the new way to cheat the system. ... Most of the hijackers were unknown to the authorities, so no identification system would have stopped them. ... It seems to be pointless to spend 315 million dollars on a security system that may not work properly ...

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If any system were in place to track individuals, or collect information to place in a database, this information could be sorted by race, religion, or background, in which nothing would stop any individual or country on their conquest in yet another ethnic cleansing. In which all the information needed to find a specific group would be at their fingertips. ... The complication of maintaining such a system, the ease of being able to side step the technological advances, and the proven track record that the human race has shown; our children would be safer without micro chipping. ...

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If marijuana were decriminalized it would mean that the marijuana smoker could no longer be charged by the criminal justice system. ... There is an abundance of false information and myths when it comes to the pros and cons associated with marijuana. ... "Marijuana damages the reproductive system and suppresses the immune system" (McWilliams). Studies performed on animals were given near-lethal doses of cannabinoids, the intoxicating part of marijuana plants, which resulted in damages in the reproductive system and suppression of the immune system, these results were never duplicated in...

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The themes were the price he will have to pay for telling the truth, the political system and what he thinks of patriotism in his point of view. ... The third theme discussed is media and the political system of the United States. ... Snowden explains how the government was controlling the media, how the political system works and the possible repercussions of his action. ... Glenn Greenward used an open-ended question to get information from Snowden. ... Since the government often stores information of its citizen, it can get to anyone at any time. ...

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This is not to say that the information, given freely by the patients, will not be kept on a database via the health care system. ... It initiated the most significant changes in the U.S. health care system since the establishment of Medicare in 1965. The influences of gun control and health care reform have many diverse modes for disseminating information for those individuals and groups trying to get their message cross. ...

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While the idea of a banned book in other countries might be unheard of, it is a serious issue to the public school systems of the United States, with many books being censored or banned every year. ... Books should not be banned due to the first amendment of the Constitution granting freedom of speech and press, it can be a hindrance to the learning process in schools, the endless valuable information that books contain, and the inspiration books can be to people. ... When a teacher decides the curriculum they are planning to teach the students, they intend on including information that will...

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Since the chaotic system that set the communist Soviet Union against the democratic United States, a new world order has emerged. This system, called globalization, has revolutionized the way society thinks, moves, communicates, and functions. ... This system of globalization is beneficial to the high-speed world of today. ... Globalization makes information more accessible. ... This "democratization of information- prevents leaders of already capitalist governments from changing their system of economics because citizens are knowledgeable of globalization's assets. ...

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• As vital as the classified telecommunications systems, only 60 percent of the department's posts have it. • Another 28 percent (50 posts) have systems that are so old they are outdated Banyan products that Banyan no longer supports. ... System overload. ... • The existing email system has no way to adequately mark messages as delivered and received (Laudon & Laudon). ... An information sharing system for 40 Government agencies that operates overseas. ...

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Another way is to incorporate a rating system for accurate or inaccurate information presented in historical or present day television programs, movies, and documentaries. The rating system could be similar to the parental guidance rating system used by the motion picture industry. If these changes were to take effect, people would be able to tell the difference between accurate and inaccurate information and lose the stereotypes often accompanying inaccurate information. ...

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The World Wide Web alone offers about a billion pages of information, much of it free "and much of it of interest to terrorist organizations. Terrorists, for instance, can learn from the Internet a wide variety of details about targets such as transportation facilities, nuclear power plants, public buildings, airports, and ports, and even about counterterrorism measures.They use the Internet to collect intelligence on those targets, especially critical economic nodes, and modern software enables them to study structural weaknesses in facilities as well as predict the cascading failure eff...

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For in today's information economy, after all, "global" pretty much means "American." ... And the United States certainly dominates world markets for information-age products and services. ... The United States has supremacy in both information and operations software. ... What's more, in China and other regions of the developing world, Europe's digital telephony standard, known as GSM, is scoring significant competitive victories over US-backed systems. ... In the United Kingdom, new communications systems are in many ways more advanced than those in the United States, owin...

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In the article "The College Cost Crisis,"[ CITATION Joh l 1033 ] argues that out of control increases in higher education cost have brought on a crisis with the U.S. higher education system. ... Boehner and McKeon also think that Schools do not provide accurate information about the increases in the cost to attend school. ... Boehner and McKeon qualifications are well presented and gives a student or parent confidence that the information that the both of them provide will be good information and that their sources can be trusted. ... So much of the information is very important to s...

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As a fragment of the American Education system assimilates testing has been around since the mid-1800s. ... He wanted to make the education system more impartial so he decided to make an effort to uplift standards. ... (Debbie Thompson) As Mckinsey & Company said, " 20 school systems that have achieved significant, sustained, and widespread gains on national and international assessments used proficiency targets for each school and frequent, standardized testing to monitor system progress.... Furthermore, the fundamental intentions for these assessments are to present information require...

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This increases the chance of teens acquiring the wrong information. ... There needs to a better educational system that is implemented in order to educate teens on how to prevent an unwanted pregnancy. ... If parents are unable to provide the information to their children, then they will more than likely talk to their friends and that's when they receive inaccurate information. ... Therefore, the information given by the parents will be taken into consideration. ... When the family is a strong support system, the family tends to have a much higher influence on teens (Porter, 2011). ...

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According to the ACLU Patriot 2 would enable a " Total Awareness Program" that would give the department of defense a surveillance system called the Computer Assisted Passenger Pre-Screening System, or CAPPS 2. ... Even aging, weight gain, or a simple disguise, such a sunglasses, can cause these systems to produce a false alarm (Feature ). ... Although, many citizens believe that face recognition technology can be an effective means of anti-terrorism, once proven, the same citizens do not feel comfortable that every time there face is scanned personal information will be given away. ... This s...

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