Photo enforcement has one message for reckless drivers: you can run, but you can't hide No matter how quickly you race past a sensor, your license plate will be photographed and you'd eventually be on the receiving end of a $100 fine

A photo radar is designed to photograph drivers who travel five to ten miles per hour over the speed limit These photographs, along with particulars such as date, time, location, and vehicle speed, are then mailed to offenders

Imagine a typical night spent about town You ate your favorite food at your favorite restaurant, caught a movie, bowled a few games, and then capped the evening?s activities off with a walk in the park

Big Brother and Cheaters have one thing in common: an abundance of people who gossip and connive against each other The two shows have another similarity, too: the presence of an army of cameras

"There is no security on earth," Douglas McArthur once wrote "There is only opportunity

It's no superhero, and it doesn't have superpowers But it's being touted by many as the super-answer to unfairly issued speeding and red-light tickets

The world has shrunk, thanks to an invention called the Internet Communication is now made easier

Who hasn't heard of videoconferencing It is singularly responsible for many technological breakthroughs in business, law, and government

When we think of nannies, we remember Marry Poppins who glided down stairs and skies with her umbrella We think of Nanny McPhee who, with a tap of her magic cane and a haughty raise of busy eyebrows, solved the problems of Cedric Brown and his seven naughty children

Imagine a state where the government rules with an iron first You can do and think as you please, so long as these actions and ideas do not go against policy or officially mandated doctrine