Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Windows Phone Tango at CES, Windows Phone Apollo announced!
Obama sends his sympathy
December 20, 2011 - U.S. President Barack Obama now extends his sympathy to the Philippines where some areas are affected by the Typhoon Sendong.
According to Obama, he extends his sympathy with all the people of America to the victims of the disaster.
"On behalf of the American people, I wish to express my deep condolences for the Tremendous loss of life and devastation caused by recent flooding in the Philippines."
Obama said on behalf of the long friendship between America and the Philippine, they are ready to assist us especially in terms of humanitarian assistance and recovery efforts.
"In the spirit of our long history of friendship and cooperation with the Philippines, the United States stands ready to assist the Philippine Government Should people and humanitarian assistance and recovery efforts be needed," said Obama.
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Monday, December 19, 2011
NDRRMC lost track on Death Tolls
December 19, 2011 - National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) almost lost to track the true number of fatalities due to the lashes of Typhoon Sendong in Cagayan de Oro City and other provinces in Mindanao.
According to NDRRMC Executive Director Benito Ramos, based on the last record, up to nearly 784 fatalities are recorded due to the storm.
But officials still worries that the death toll still increases due to new reports associated with these bodies recovered.
Most claimed corpse were recovered in the state of decomposition which is supposedly the big problem on how to dispose them.
Meanwhile, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) sents experts in the above areas to assist to help in identifying those killed.
According to NBI Medico-Legal Division chief Dr. Alvin David, the team went to CDO was compose of Disaster Victim Identification Team (DVIT) that includes medico-legal, forensic odontologist and dactyloscopy.
David assured that it will be quick to identify their bodies because for the first time said they would use a high-tech, genetic analyzer used in forensic investigations.
"We have the DNA machines where we can possibly compare 'yong DNA profile of the victim with the nearest of kin para madali ang identification process. The result would be 99.9 percent," said David.
David added that 24 hours passed since the victims of the storm was recovered so that only one physical features of these victims are usually blackening face, protruding the lips, eyes and bloated body.
"Mahirap nang magbase ng identification on the physical features alone," officials added.
Meanwhile, additional 500 coffins will be distributed by the Armed Forces of the Philippines for the victims of Typhoon Sendong.
Announced by AFP public affairs office head Arnulfo Burgos, that the landing ship vessel of the Philippine Navy will be shipping from Sangley Point, Cavite who will bear the coffins and said relief goods for disaster victims.
AFP chief Gen. Jesse Dellosa ordered the deployment of a battalion of soldiers to assist in rescue operations in Cagayan de Oro City and nearby provinces.
There are also two medical teams reportedly sent by AFP in affected areas.
The Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) rushed the work to restore the supply of clean water for the victims of Typhoon Sendong in the city of Cagayan de Oro.
According to LWUA Public Affairs Division Manager Engr. Antonio Magtibay, while waiting for the repair of damaged water facilities in the town of Macasandig, they already sent four portable water treatment plant.
Two of these plants are expected to come to the city this evening while the two were to be carried for one more day on the ship.
LWUA also sent some engineers to perform an assessment and give a remedial procedure to the damaged water district facilities.
Source: Bomboradyo
Friday, December 16, 2011
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Web camera software detects activity, triggers alarm, captures snapshots, records video, and sends captured images by e-mail
Modern professional protection application works with
any camera, IP cameras, and major capture cards.
Security application
has become so sophisticated that the regular
businessman who has been busy minding his store instead of pouring over electronics and online
know-how articles can be easily overwhelmed when it comes time to install or modernize his security system.
Fortunately, there is modern professional security application that simplifies much of the decision making.
You don't necessarily have to get rid of a working analog closed circuit TV system in order to renew to a streaming
video that can be watched from any online connected station or 3G phone. Video capture cards can digitally convert the
snapshots for broadcast. Until recently, there had been no real attempts to standardize the new Internet
cameras; every make and manufacturer functioned a little differently. And when you put webcams into the
join, finding one application to control them all was heavy.
Professional security software
is now available that will work for any webcamera
or IP camera and for most capture cards as well. You can supervise anything your activity
sensors are picking up at your house or firm while you can be half a world away.
The application itself may not be easy, but it can make life simpler for you.
Webcam software identifies movement, sounds
siren, captures snapshots, records video, and sends captured images by e-mail
Webcams
are fine for more than just making ip communications
more realistic. They can also be
an awfully valuable instrument
for use in home or commercial security.
Software
is now available that can detect movement and use
it as a trigger for several procedures.
The way that
it works is to study the picture sent by a webcam that is either attached via USB
or through a video capture card for movement. When it picks up
that movement, it can afterward acquire any number of procedures,
including triggering an alarm.
A more popular application, though, is to either
send live pictures of what is happening in the scene that is covered by the webcam
or to even webcast by online broadcasting accurately what is
happening with both audio and image. If installed covertly,
this application could even be used for stealthy surveillance.
Given the
large quantity of systems that either have a web camera connected
or can support one, this is an perfect way to inexpensively and easily protect
the spot across that workstation
from intrusion or robbery.
I'm using webcam software. I
can webcast Online video to view my home
from anywhere.
With my new
web camera software, I can run a broadcasting webcast
of my home viewable online. This opens up a group
of possibilities, the surface of which has not even been scratched in today's world. I can use
this broadcast for surveillance purposes, allowing me to watch what's going on in my room
at any moment from a remote viewing station.
As long as I have the web camera
running and a remote station with Internet access, I can view the site.
With the software and the camera, I can change the options to capture video,
sense movement (if I don't want to keep the webcam running at all times),
or use a combination of a online feed and recorded video to implement a protection
system that takes full benefit of new technology.
With a capture card,
I can simply transmit appropriate video and screenshots to use on
any computer.
With delicate files on my pc
and valuable belongings in my site,
it only makes sense to have a protection setup that I can supervise whenever I feel that my privacy
is being compromised. If I owned a small firm or lived with roommates, I couldn't imagine
living without it.