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Resurgent phoenix How do I become PSIM certified....sound like a wonderful next career! Very interesting I must learn more!
Mary Jander Great overview of PSIM, Steve. Many thanks. I am not surprised to see that third party providers of security services, including cloud services, are not quite trusted. Still, their contributions...
James@SanDiego Agreed Sir. They can have my guns when they pry them out of my cold dead hands!
Jim Wells Those interested in this discussion should enjoy reading the input from William Bratton, former commissioner of the NY Police Department, contained in this Wall Street Journal interview http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323968304578246721614388346.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_LEADTop As...
Jim Wells IMHO, the problem centers on the US government's failure to state unequivocally that the 2d Ammendment is NOT in question. Once that happens, there is a basis for rational discussion on controlls....
James@SanDiego Nice report Jim, it's interesting that the VIN #'s of cars are much more itemized and recorded than the serial #'s of firearms. Accorging to the report: The survey finds that 51% of Americans...
Jim Wells Thought the discussion group might like to see the research just released by the Pew Foundation http://www.people-press.org/2013/01/14/in-gun-control-debate-several-options-draw-majo...
Resurgent phoenix That is the beauty of America , "Freedom of Religion" or "no religion". I agree Religion should not be forced on people. Jan spoke of Roots of Empathy as a possible solution. ...
Mary Jander The RFID chip safeguard is an incremental step toward better gun control. IMO, any small step is an improvement.
Mary Jander Arming teachers tells students that we live in an armed camp, ready for attack at any moment. That is not supposed to be the basis of a free society.
Mary Jander Regarding the issue of moral training: In Canada and parts of Europe, a program called Roots of Empathy is conducted in schools to teach children the value of compassion for others. It is secular,...
stotheco Here's the old video games and morality question brought up once more. I find it's always brought up when something so tragic and violent like this happens. It's understandable, too, but like Mary,...
stotheco Hmm. I would have to agree more with Nicole's statements on having an inherent good to be nice and treat fellow humans humanely, rather than push on with the debate on religion. Everyone is free...
Resurgent phoenix I agree JayW people need moral training. Many get this training in the form of Religion. Most people are challenged at some time in life with an opportunity to do something wrong. ...
Pablo Valerio Nicole, the European in me doesn't hold back on certain issues ;-)
Mary Jander While I agree that violent games and media are teeming these days, I do recall that when I was a child (and yes, that was a LONG time ago), toy guns were a required accessory for small boys. My kid...
Nicole Ferraro Without wishing to turn this into a debate about religion, I just want to say that -- regardless of individual beliefs -- we should all feel responsible to one another, to our fellow human beings...
Nicole Ferraro "it was the transportation and industralisation that led to the development of the countries, cities... so getting rid of cars in the busy city life will retrograde the growth." Hi @arv: Cars/trucks/autos...
Nicole Ferraro "it was the transportation and industralisation that led to the development of the countries, cities... so getting rid of cars in the busy city life will retrograde the growth." Hi @arv: Cars/trucks/autos...
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Steve Webb, VP, Aerospace, Defense & Security, Frost & Sullivan
2/12/2013
Security and safety technology, business models, and multi-agency collaboration are changing within cities, and necessarily so.
Miki Calero, Chief Security Officer, Columbus
1/2/2013
As we enter 2013, a range of emotions mars us all: tearfulness, grief, disbelief, shock, fear, anger. No one can answer with certainty why the Sandy Hook tragedy happened, but ...
Nicole Ferraro, Editor in Chief, Future Cities
11/20/2012
CCTV cameras are populating today's cities almost as quickly as people are. And while some consider this surveillance invasive, today's tech is slight compared to what's coming.
Miki Calero, Chief Security Officer, Columbus
11/7/2012
Security may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about global urbanization, yet future cities will only be as smart and sustainable as they are secure.
Miki Calero, Chief Security Officer, Columbus
11/2/2012
First as a hurricane, then superstorm -- even now as a low-pressure trough -- Sandy is straining incident and emergency response resources to unprecedented levels.
John W. Verity, Editor in Chief, The CMO Site
11/1/2012
Kasperksy Labs, the Russian cybersecurity outfit, is developing an all-new, highly-secure operating system just for running industrial machinery and the critical infrastructure that ...
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After Sandy Hook, Cities Have Responsibility to Lead
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Resurgent phoenix How do I become PSIM certified....sound like a wonderful next career! Very interesting I must learn more!
Mary Jander Great overview of PSIM, Steve. Many thanks. I am not surprised to see that third party providers of security services, including cloud services, are not quite trusted. Still, their contributions...
James@SanDiego Agreed Sir. They can have my guns when they pry them out of my cold dead hands!
Jim Wells Those interested in this discussion should enjoy reading the input from William Bratton, former commissioner of the NY Police Department, contained in this Wall Street Journal interview http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323968304578246721614388346.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_LEADTop As...
Jim Wells IMHO, the problem centers on the US government's failure to state unequivocally that the 2d Ammendment is NOT in question. Once that happens, there is a basis for rational discussion on controlls....
James@SanDiego Nice report Jim, it's interesting that the VIN #'s of cars are much more itemized and recorded than the serial #'s of firearms. Accorging to the report: The survey finds that 51% of Americans...
Jim Wells Thought the discussion group might like to see the research just released by the Pew Foundation http://www.people-press.org/2013/01/14/in-gun-control-debate-several-options-draw-majo...
Resurgent phoenix That is the beauty of America , "Freedom of Religion" or "no religion". I agree Religion should not be forced on people. Jan spoke of Roots of Empathy as a possible solution. ...
Mary Jander The RFID chip safeguard is an incremental step toward better gun control. IMO, any small step is an improvement.
Mary Jander Arming teachers tells students that we live in an armed camp, ready for attack at any moment. That is not supposed to be the basis of a free society.
Mary Jander Regarding the issue of moral training: In Canada and parts of Europe, a program called Roots of Empathy is conducted in schools to teach children the value of compassion for others. It is secular,...
stotheco Here's the old video games and morality question brought up once more. I find it's always brought up when something so tragic and violent like this happens. It's understandable, too, but like Mary,...
stotheco Hmm. I would have to agree more with Nicole's statements on having an inherent good to be nice and treat fellow humans humanely, rather than push on with the debate on religion. Everyone is free...
Resurgent phoenix I agree JayW people need moral training. Many get this training in the form of Religion. Most people are challenged at some time in life with an opportunity to do something wrong. ...
Pablo Valerio Nicole, the European in me doesn't hold back on certain issues ;-)
Mary Jander While I agree that violent games and media are teeming these days, I do recall that when I was a child (and yes, that was a LONG time ago), toy guns were a required accessory for small boys. My kid...
Nicole Ferraro Without wishing to turn this into a debate about religion, I just want to say that -- regardless of individual beliefs -- we should all feel responsible to one another, to our fellow human beings...
Nicole Ferraro "it was the transportation and industralisation that led to the development of the countries, cities... so getting rid of cars in the busy city life will retrograde the growth." Hi @arv: Cars/trucks/autos...
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