SPY-TECH SCAM ON CASINOS Daily Record
THREE hi-tech crooks armed with tiny spy cameras won up to £250,000 by cheating at casino poker games, a court heard yesterday. Gang member Yau Lam used a camera hidden up his sleeve to film the cards being dealt.
Network cameras on watch for intruders – and family pets Financial Times
Network cameras and “nanny” cams have been around for several years but they have mostly been rather tricky to set up and often require professional installation. That is a pity because they can be useful in the home and office for monitoring everyday activities or security.
21/7: the trial Times Online
Maps: The locations of the alleged attacks and where the arrests were made 'Plotters had been filmed 14 months before raid on London' The alleged 21/7 bombers were under police surveillance 14 months before they tried to carry
Trapped by a sting that won too much Times Online
London's high-class casinos may be used to hosting moments of outrageous fortune, but when a woman at one three-card poker table won 34 times in an hour, staff began to suspect a little more than luck.
BrijotR Strengthens Management Team with Addition of Accomplished Military Security Leader Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
ORLANDO, Fla.----Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc. -- the leader in the field of concealed object detection and stand-off people screening technology -- announces today that Troy Techau has joined the company in the position of Vice President.
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Click here to learn more about supporting the Cato Institute. Now accepting Michael Cannon discusses prescription drug prices on CNBC. January 12, 2007.
'It makes me sick' winnipegsun.com
A woman who claims her caretaker snuck into her apartment almost every day and stole booze from her last winter is appalled the same man has been arrested again on nearly identical charges.
ILLINOIS STYLE: Decatur man rigs bird feeders for video Journal Gazette & Times Courier
DECATUR, Ill. - How about this for a reality TV show: Violent, colorful and unpredictable characters fighting for their share of the spoils, each likely to fly off the handle at the drop of a sunflower seed.
Picturing the Void San Francisco Bay Guardian
Gravity’s Rainbow begins where a lot of war-zone stories — in particular, Gravity’s Rainbow — end. “A screaming comes across the sky.”
Baghdad 2025: The Pentagon Solution to a Planet of Slums Middle East Online
Nick Turse explores the dreams Pentagon planners are propounding about future war-fighting in the burgeoning slums of our planetary mega-cities and the high-tech gear and weaponry that is being produced for those dreams.
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