Daniel ..Toronto, Canada

Toronto, CANADA – [/B][/I]It was uncovered when Michigan State Police (MSP) had revealed that they have a gadget that allows them to download all information in under two minutes from a person’s iPhone/iPad when they pull them over for a traffic violation and ask “may I search your car” and go about searching and then download all details from their cell phone which is mysteriously, secretly stored on the iPhone/iPad for up to one year. Since you agreed to the search, they assume it is legal. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in the USA has a different view on this and have launched a vigorous investigation.
It has been reported that it stores, GPS, photos, emails, calendar, phone numbers, and many other things that you have on your phone and even though you have deleted them, they are still accessible from this device even if you have them password protected.
And the big question is why has Apple not disclosed this information and it is also reported that you do not have the ability to “opt out” of this unwanted, unknown, “Big Brother,’ private surveillance.

The MSP said “no problem” the ACLU can do an investigation and get the “freedom of information” data that they are collecting, but it would cost them over $500,000 to divulge that data.

UPDATE - There is an app (not from apple) which can/may solve this problem. It's called UNTRACKERED and you can click the link and check it out.


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Toronto, CANADA - March 16/2011 - I'm not a huge fan of CNN, but recently with Egypt, Libya and now Japan, there is no better source for news than CNN. One of my concerns is for their reporters, why are they not moving out of Japan with all the dangers that exist because of the nuclear explosions and release of the radiation poisons into the air?



I would have been out of there a few days ago, or even better, I wouldn't have even gone there, are they insane?
Does anyone really believe that the government is being honest with the information they are releasing to their people about the radiation dangers? The nuclear plant is run by Tepco which has a very checkered past and has not always been completely honest with the people.So many questions and no answers, but CNN is doing very well trying to get the answers to these questions and many others. One thing CNN is doing which I don't like, is saying every night on the Anderson Cooper show at 10pm, "We will be on tonight for a full Live two hour show" but it turns out they just run the one hour show for two hours back to back, I'm not sure why they are lying about such a simple thing.
UPDATE - March 17/2011 - I watched Anderson Cooper last night and it appears they are listening because for the first time that I have noticed they actually had a full two hour LIVE show on Wednesday night. Are they reading my BLOG?
The reporters and the citizens of Japan are still in danger in my opinion and someone must help them all. Tonight I heard a report that the 50 workers who were still at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear power plant had left, but I find that very hard to believe. They are risking their lives by being there in the first place and if they have left who will be there to manage the shut-down before things get way out of hand?
It seems clear to me that there is still a "meltdown" in effect and someone must be there to manage this crisis and if they are not, things will only get worse.

People will be required to wear these suits and for how long, no-one knows.
Let's consider this amount of radiation exposure to the human body. No amount is acceptable, but it has been reported that a safe level is about five millisieverts per year, and on comparison if you have an X-ray, you are exposed to 0.1 sieverts. You do the math, it's dangerous and everyday the people of Japan are being exposed to this without full disclosure from the government.
What is going to happen if this radiation gets into the food chain? This cloud smoke or steam that is coming from the power plant is floating over the residents still alive from the earthquake and tsunami and now they have to deal with this. This radiation can fall on the ground and then the cows eat it and it can be ingested by humans (milk or meat) and we all know what that means. A lot of this is still unknown at this time because much of what happened in CHERNOBYL, Ukraine in 1986 was with reactors that were built 60 years ago and we know a lot more now. This two-three month old child (on the right) was rescued from the devastation yesterday and will she live trouble free until she is 40 years old?

We shall again pray for all the Japanese people tonight, and wish all the best for their future and hope that this radiation problem is not as bad as it seems. We can only hope.
To read more on the disaster check out the NEW YORK TIMES.



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People in major cities across North America hear sirens so often they are starting to ignore them. Well not any longer, as New York City has about 150 police cars equipped with the new "Rumbler" siren, which actually is a lower sounding siren but it sends out a vibrating tone.
They solve one problem, but in doing so may create another, with the vibrations it could disturb area residents even more.
It is expected the whole fleet (5000) NYC cruisers will be equipped with these new sirens within the next year.

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Things are getting worse before they get better as the pro-Mubarak supporters have tried to move into Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt, while the anti-Mubarak protesters are marching in the same square.
Many have widely reported that whoever is organizing these events to enter the Tahrir Square to confront the anti-Mubarak protesters is being lead by local police who have been off the job for the past eight days.

The military that is on the scene are not getting involved in any way in the conflict and in most cases are locking themselves inside their armored vehicles.
It appears no-one is moving in and separating the factions and allowing them to solve their issues amongst themselves. It is expected that if this continues there will be all kinds of injuries with the throwing of rocks at each side, if not deaths, because no-one seems to be intervening or calming the situation and just letting it happen.



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[/img]TORONTO - January 13/2011 - Sergeant Ryan Russell[/color], 35, of the Toronto Police Service (TPS) was killed early yesterday morning as he was run down by a stolen snowplow in downtown Toronto. The driver Richard Kachkar, 44, of no fixed address, has been charged with first degree murder and also faces two counts of attempted murder.[/img]
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At about 5am without any shoes he jumped into a running snowplow and went on a rampage through the streets of Toronto. Two hours later he had run into several cars and hit Russell and continued on where he was stopped and fired at by several Emergency Task Force officers, and pulled from the truck and struck by three police bullets and rushed to the same hospital as the TPS Sergeant. Kachkar remains in St. Micheals Hospital under police guard.

Russell, who had just been promoted to sergeant six months earlier was an 11 year veteran of the TPS and leaves a wife and one young child.[/img]

The full story can be read HERE in the Globe and Mail in Toronto.

Funeral arrangements have been set for Tuesday, January 18/2011 at 1pm at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (South entrance) on Front Street.
Massive funeral is planned with up to 10-15,000 mourners expected with police officers attending from across North America. Toronto Sun report.

The Family released this statement earlier today ..
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"We wish to thank all members of the Toronto Police Service, the Toronto Police Association and all our friends, family and all the exceptional members of the public, for their outpouring of love and support, thoughts and prayers. Every single member of Ryan's family is touched. The warm, heartfelt comments bring much comfort to our hearts. We also wish to thank the news media for respecting our privacy and we will continue to respectfully decline requests for comment or interviews at this time. With gratitude, forever and always, the family of Sergeant Ryan Russell."

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