TS+Video+Surveillance+RR

**What is a Pathfinder for?**
- I've discovered that the pathfinders are used for researching databases that will help you gather much more information. - Also, the pathfinders were provided by Springfield Township Highschool Library. - And different categories were put into different seperate locations which made life easier for you.
 * What I discovered from these pathfinders is that:**

- The two things that I found really interesting is for the fact that these resource database were provided by Springfield Township Highschool Library and that how they manage to create a page which is like any other research like google, yahoo, wikipedia,etc.
 * What I found interesting about it is that:**

- My question is that how can you find the specific thing you are looking for, for the fact that the categories they lack.
 * What I want to ask is that:**

The Pathfinder that I found really interesting would be Literary Criticism.
- Literary Criticism is somewhat a jury or some sort, which where you, held as the defendant to prove and convince them that you are innocent. Same thing goes with literature work, specially the book 'The Catcher Of The Rye'. Such commentaries my English class gave that book. - Literary Criticism can criticize your knowledge about literature arts, in other words, it can make you quit about being an author and move on with some other things. - Literary Criticism can cause headache, supression, and anger in a way.
 * What I discovered from these pathfinders is that:**

- Those who plays at the Literary Criticism have the advantage of taking you off the league with one word, even though they don't really have to think about it. As if they're opnions held higher than your knowledge about literature. - Criticizing someone, or something has always been a part of human nature.
 * What I found interesting about it is that:**

- Just a little curious. How much money do these guys, I mean, the one who Literary Crticize someone make?
 * What I want to ask is that:**

__**Articles Citations**__

 * Title:** [|I Saw What You Did Last Recess]
 * Author:** Ramin Setoodeh
 * Source:** Teen Newsweek (Vol. 6, No. 6)
 * Publication Date:** Oct. 18, 2004
 * Page Number(s):** 7+
 * Database:** SIRS Discoverer
 * Service:** SIRS Discoverer on the Web 

- The public schools in Biloxi, Mississippi became the first nation to put webcameras in every classroom in 2003. - Majority preferred to have every school under surveillance for each parent explained that they are more comfortably secured to their children as they watch them through the webcamera. - Critics say that this can harm the children and put them in danger from the process of invading their privacy.
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**

- That the ninth grader student lost her purse, but thanks to the webcamera in their room, the school clearly defined who the theif was, catching the person in act. - That every school nowadays are simply thinking about putting webcameras in each classroom to catch someone misbehaving or doing something inappropiate, even though the minority say, this is just plainly invading their privacy straight out.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- Do the parents should have an access to Web Camera images, or should only the police and school officials be allowed to look in on classrooms?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**


 * Title:** [|Big Brother Has His Surveillance Camera on You]
 * Source:** USA Today
 * Author:** M.J. Zuckerman
 * Publication Date:** Nov. 29, 2000
 * Page Number:** n.p.
 * Database:** SIRS Researcher
 * Service:** SIRS Knowledge Source 

- That up the hill from the Pentagon, there is a two story high bricked-building in which a group of technicians monitors the activities of millions of Americans in every road. - It is led by Carlene McWhirt, a supervisor with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles. She and a team of technicians observe and control of the traffic along nearly 100 miles of interstates linking to Washington, D.C., to its suburbs. - The Virginia Smart Traffic Center, like many other advances in technology, reinforces the notion that privacy today is rapidly decreasing once we step out our front doors.
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**

- It is because of a video surveillance at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., helped authorities determine that Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold acted alone in their 1999 killing rampage in which 13 died. - And in the Oklahoma City bombing case, a McDonald's security camera provided evidence linking Timothy McVeigh with the bomb truck.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- What would happen if the staff members of the Video Surveillance Team got out of hand and came to abuse the use of taking advantage out of someone's privacy?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**


 * Title:** [|Drawing a Line: Too Many Unseen Cameras?]
 * Source:** Christian Science Monitor
 * Author:** Alex Salkever
 * Publication Date:** June 5, 1998
 * Page Number:** 1+
 * Database:** SIRS Researcher
 * Service:** SIRS Knowledge Source 

- Honolulu is installing videocameras around its city to help catch thieves, and to prevent prostituion at that rate. - That every individual nowadays shows a sign of discomfort that wherever they go, they are always watching them as they felt that they lack the privacy that they needed. "//Some people welcome the cameras. It makes them feel more secure. Other people feel they are invaded....They feel that when they are out in a public area, they don't want to be recorded.//" said Gary Max, a sociologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass. - Dunkin Donuts was forced to remove its video surveillance technology when employees used it to listen in on customers.
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**

- As it mentioned, the United States and the world are turning to cameras to prevent crime, monitor workers and customers and even check their children in day-care centers. - It's illegal to secretly record-tape conversations in many states, yet it is perfectly legal that to secrely video-tape conversations.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- Does video surveillance improvising our lives, or is it just threatens it?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**


 * Title:** [|Prepared Statement of Hon. Alberto R. Gonzales, Attorney General...]
 * Source:** Prepared Statement of Hon. Alberto R. Gonzales, Attorney General...
 * Author:** Alberto R. Gonzales
 * Publication Date:** Feb. 6, 2006
 * Page Number:** n.p.
 * Database:** SIRS Government Reporter
 * Service:** SIRS Knowledge Source 

- Al Queda leaders have warned the United States several times before they came to fullfill their task. - The terrorist have watched different videos that gave them the whole blueprint of the United States. - They did not just attack the United States itself, but other foreign countries that are under UN's hand, as well.
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**

- The attacks of September 11th resulted in approximately 3,000 deaths--the highest single-day death toll from a foreign attack on the United States in the Nation's history. - That terrorism has warned the United States that their '//security are under your hands//.' - That people that came from those foreign countries which are simply living inside United States already, decided to follow their nations' orders, which symbolizes how great their loyalty and nationalism in it.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- Is this terrorist attack have anything to do from what have happened in the past where President Bush Sr. were the president before then?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**


 * Title:** [|Watching You]
 * Source:** National Geographic
 * Author:** David Shenk
 * Publication Date:** Nov. 2003
 * Page Number:** 2-29
 * Database:** SIRS Renaissance
 * Service:** SIRS Knowledge Source 

- New York officials are suspecting the Grand Central terminal as the next target to ground zero, putting up higher authorities to surveilled around it. - Scientists began to think that trained dogs are rather better as they have this sense of sharp smell that can detect unusual bioware or any unsafe things, or even a small nuke in a baggage. - That terrorism may strategize itself by sending a container to the sea, which can end up by New York's port, which is making it vulnerable to attack with.
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**

- That a swimmer named Jean-Francois LeRoy were saved by a electronic surveillance system called Poseidon, which can detect swimmers from being distressed or swimming in a wrong direction, and also can monitored the swimmer's health and fatigue. - Clearly for the moment--for better or worse--surveillance surrounds us and shapes us.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- Will electronic surveillance devices will be developed more as our society becomes more advance? Will we rely on it as much more as of now?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**


 * Title:** [|The Screening of America]
 * Source:** Reason
 * Author:** Brian J. Taylor
 * Publication Date:** May 1997
 * Page Number:** 44-46
 * Database:** SIRS Researcher
 * Service:** SIRS Knowledge Source 

- That they are planning to put surveillance in Central Park which is the safest ubran park as they described it off. - High tech listening devices, designed to detect and pinpoint gunfire, are now being attached to street lights in some high-crime residential areas.
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**
 * -** As cameras get smaller and cheaper, they are also getting more sophisticated. Many cameras can tilt 360 degrees, have zoom lenses capable of reading a cigarette package at 100 meters, and come equipped with infrared sensors, motion detectors, bullet-proof casing, and small wipers in case rain or snow blurs their vision.

- According to Tacoma police, drug dealers who know that they are being watched by the surveillance, occasionally gave a wave at the camera. - The electronics were supported by the government, law, and the civilians as well.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- They say, camera surveillance can strategize police officers in an area to inform them about the whereabout of the criminals. But the question is, is the video being done in a good or a bad way?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**


 * Title:** [|Private Eyes]
 * Source:** Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, CA)
 * Author:** Geraldine Baum
 * Publication Date:** July 25, 1991
 * Page Number:** E1+
 * Database:** SIRS Researcher
 * Service:** SIRS Knowledge Source 

- That other Americans out there preferred to watch reality videos such as '//America's Funniest Home Videos'// because they say, it was at least were not filtered by the TV progam itself. - Nearly one in six American families owns a camcorder. - Tom Weinberg, executive producer of //The 90s// said, //"We are again outwitting ourselves with technology that is changing our perspective on the world."//
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**

- That some decided to record and took a surveillance on their life, making these electronic devices record their life as a memory to look at after 30 years or so. - Camcorders became a huge piece of human's life because others out there decided to record every moment of their life as they wanted to treasure it, and watch it all over again when their life is almost at end.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- Is this the positive effect of camera surveillance in our society?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**

__**Websites Citation**__

 * Title:** [|Center For Democracy and Technology]
 * Webpage:** CDT | About
 * Address:** http://www.cdt.org/

- CDT is a democratic group who enhances everyone's privacy in global communications in technology. - CDT is dedicated among all parties interested in the future of the Internet and other new communications media. - They promote democratic values and constitutional liberties in the digital age.
 * What I discovered from this article is that:**

- They are seeking practical solutions to enhance your freedom of speech. - You can submit in your own thought to inform them, which means that you have the freedom of speech as CDT clearly telling us that we have the power of the word.
 * What I found interesting in this article is that:**

- When did this group started at and when was it established?
 * What I want to ask about this article is that:**