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Why I'm really doing this blog...seriously!

Just a quick note for those who don't know. I write my own content on this blog! 99.9% of it! Yes, there is inevitably going to be a small percentage of content that is going to be duplicated somewhere else, but for the most part I have not scraped content from anywhere! My Biggest mistake on here was posting some material from a couple of PLR's(private label rights) that I had downloaded, because I needed some content that week. Google has gotten really strict about duplicate or unoriginal content, but the world does not revolve around Google as much as they would like to think that it does. That is the diversity that I love about the Internet, the new challenges it presents daily and it's ever growing influence for good or bad on all our lives. In short, I thought about what I call "Dynamic Flexibility". In other words you need to be able to change and adapt as you go to prevent critical damage or failure to your system or operation or business.  In truth we all

Webcam software detects movement, triggers siren, captures images, records video, and sends captured images by email

New professional protection software works with any camera, Internet cameras, and major capture cards. Surveillance software has become so complicated that the regular consumer who has been busy minding his office instead of pouring over electronics and online technology articles can be easily overwhelmed when it comes time to setup or renew his security system. Fortunately, there is new professional surveillance software that simplifies much of the decision making. You don't necessarily have to get rid of a working analog closed circuit TV system in order to update to a streaming video that can be monitored from any internet connected computer or 3G phone. Video capture cards can digitally convert the snapshots for broadcast. Until yesterday, there had been no real attempts to standardize the new Internet cameras; every make and manufacturer functioned a little differently. And when you put webcams into the merge, finding one software to control them all was heavy.