Just a quick plug for the Iron Warriors MC Nation from the crew at CopTalk.info – Check out a local chapter and ride!

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Welcome to Iron Warriors MC Nation, the national website of the Iron Warriors Motorcycle Club, representing approximately 600 members across the United States; 35 chapters in 17 States.

The Iron Warriors Motorcycle Club is a non-profit organization of current and retired law enforcement officers, firefighters, and other members of public safety. The Iron Warriors own and ride V-twin motorcycles made by American-owned companies.  The camaraderie of riding with like-minded individuals strengthens the dedication in providing assistance and support to our communities, departments, families and members. The IWMC membership contributes much of its free time toward the efforts of raising money to support the families of Fallen Police Officers and/or Firefighters. The IWMC additionally supports our Veterans of the military, as they have sacrificed much, and some sacrificed all.
The IWMC generosity is not limited to Law Enforcement, Firefighters or Veterans. Individual chapters will routinely seek out those struggles within their community, to show support and express their gratitude for the support given to them by our communities.  Support your local IWMC next time you see them hosting an event!

Suggestions or comments may be directed to ironwarriorsmcnation@cox.net

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Take a look at these stats: http://projects.latimes.com/homicide/map/

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There are many portable alarm system options in the market today that range from very expensive to very affordable, here are some of the options we have found. Each will obviously give you many different feature sets so please take the time to research the product before you buy it and look for online review from actual users to help you make your decision a good one and not just a waste of money.

Full Featured:

http://www.tattletalealarm.com

INSTANT PROTECTION

Tattletale is a complete alarm system in one compact unit. Just plug it in. There is no installation, no wires and no appointments to schedule.

PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEM

You own it. You can move it from one location to another at any time.

WIRELESS SECURITY

Tattletale sends an instant wireless signal to 24/7 emergency dispatch. With the addition of long range wireless accessories tattletale can protect anything, anywhere, anytime.

THE FASTEST ALARM SIGNAL

Tattletale uses a wireless data link to send the alarm signal. This signal is a one-way data packet that travels over the digital data control channel of the existing cellular network. There can be no dropped calls!

NO PHONE LINE TO CUT

Thieves typically cut a phone line before entering a premise. Data packet technology is superior to conventional alarm systems because there is no phone line to cut. The digital wireless alarm signal also eliminates the chance that a power surge will cause a false alarm.

USE IT ANYWHERE; IT’S CELLULAR

Use Tattletale anywhere in the United States and Canada. There are no long distance and no roaming charges.

Affordable:

Radio Shack – Multiple Options

More Portable and inexpensive solutions – http://www.tbotech.com/homeprotection.htm

Just remember you get what you pay for in many cases, so base your investment in security on the items your are securing.

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 Original Story from ktvu.com

RICHMOND, Calif. — The Contra Costa County School District began introducing a new high tech tracking system for preschool students Tuesday that alert teachers when their students leave campus.

Embedded in what looks like a tiny basketball jersey that each student will wear when at school is a radio frequency tag that also uses Wi-Fi. The tag provides a signal to sensors planted throughout the school.

The information from those sensors is displayed in a map of the school, thereby allowing teachers and administrators to know exactly

Parents will digitally sign in and sign out a child, saving teachers from hand filing attendance records required by the state.

“Now, when we feed the children lunch we just have to push a button and it’s done,” said teacher Simone Beauford. “We don’t have to check the papers, check the papers, check the papers…”

Sung Kim of the county’s employment and human services department said 3,000 man hours could eventually be saved with this $50,000 system, which was paid for by a federal grant.

“Within a year we could completely pay off this system from the savings we have with the staffing,” said Kim. “We are the first child care center that is implementing with this technology, but it is already proven technology.”

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