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Які генетичні захворювання здатні викликати рак

Онкологія у часто передається на генетичному рівні. Лікарі завжди уточнюють, чи в сім’ї пацієнта були люди з діагностованим раком. Хірург-онколог назвав основні види онкозахворювань, які можуть передаватися у спадок. Він веде до розвитку ракових клітин і може проявитися в кишечнику, шлунку, сечовому міхурі, матці, яєчниках та головному мозку. Але ризик розвитку онкології теж може змінюватись. […]

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Спосіб відмити чавунну сковорідку від жирного нальоту

0 Сковорідка відразу покаже, який у домі господар чи господиня. Тому якщо бачите, що вже є старий жирний наліт, час із ним прощатися. Чавунні сковорідки не примхливі до чищення, проте саме вони часто виглядають неохайно на відміну від сучасних антипригарних “колег”. Подробиці У чавунну сковорідку насипте 2 ст. л. солі, додайте 3-4 ст.л. оцту (9%), […]

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Без стерилізації! Огірки на зиму закриваю лише так: інші варіанти не визнаю

Я вже давно консервую огірки тільки за цим методом, жодна баночка не зіпсувалась і жодна не зірвалась. Тому рекомендую усім, цей простий і дуже смачний рецепт, який значно швидший ніж звична консервація зі стерилізацією. Маринад для огірків: окріп – 1 літр = 5 склянок (по 200мл) сіль – 25 г = 1 ст.л. цукор – […]

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Watch AI ‘spy’ cameras catch drivers on phones or not wearing seatbelt as thousands of stealth traps pop up country-wide

AI “spy” cameras are being used to catch drivers on their phones or not wearing seatbelts – as thousands of the stealth traps pop up country-wide.

The smart tech cameras are mounted on vehicles or roadside bollards and take secret snaps inside motorists’ cars.

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The Acusensus camera can also be deployed on top of a van[/caption]
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The Heads Up camera deployed as a mobile unit[/caption]
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More than 3,200 people were caught driving while using a smart phone or not wearing a seatbelt in Greater Manchester[/caption]
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One driver was seen with the passenger seatbelt clicked into the driver’s seat[/caption]

The pictures reveal drivers committing various offences, including calling and texting on the phone – while one is seen with the passenger seatbelt illegally clicked into the driver’s seat.

The new “Heads Up” cameras, made by tech company Acusensus, were trialled over a five-week period in Greater Manchester.

During that time, 3,200 people were caught on their phones or without their seatbelts on.

Nine other police forces across the UK are also trialling the innovative technology.

These include Durham, Humberside, Staffordshire, West Mercia, Northamptonshire, Wiltshire, Norfolk, Thames Valley Police and Sussex.

It follows a similar trial in Cornwall last year, which saw 300 Brits caught out within just three days.

The software works by capturing footage of passing vehicles which is then run through AI to detect whether a driver is using their smartphone or not wearing a seatbelt.

Two precise photos are taken, one taken at an angle that captures whether or not the driver has a phone to their ear and if their seat belt is being worn.

A second is taken from a deeper angle which can capture if a driver is messaging on their device.

The footage is then examined by a human to confirm whether the software has indeed detected an offence being committed.

It is only after the human check that the driver is issued with a penalty charge notice.

Any images captured that don’t show an offence or are incorrect are deleted immediately, according to Acusensus.

The company also claimed its cameras have the ability to capture images at day and night and in almost any weather conditions, including sun glare,

A spokesperson said the software is designed to “provide automated recognition of drivers using mobile phones while driving in order to enforce traffic safety laws intended to prevent distracted driving”.

The new tech is to be rolled out at multiple locations across the country - including Greater Manchester
The new tech is being rolled out at multiple locations across the country

However, it is believed that this type of technology can go even further.

According to the Mail, AI cameras not also detect drivers failing to stop at a red light, Driving without insurance, and even driving without a valid MOT.

The “Heads Up” cameras are already been used for research purposes too, with Safer Roads Greater Manchester deploying them as part of their survey to find out how many drivers break the law.

This could then be used to determine future road safety campaigns relating to mobile phone usage and seat belts.

Peter Boulton, TfGM’s Network Director for Highways, said: “In Greater Manchester we know that distractions and not wearing seat belts are key factors in a number of road traffic collisions on our roads which have resulted in people being killed or seriously injured.

“By utilising this state-of-the-art technology provided by Acusensus, we hope to gain a better understanding of how many drivers break the law in this way, whilst also helping to reduce these dangerous driving practices and make our roads safer for everyone.”

The RAC has backed the move, saying that a “lack of enforcement” was making UK roads more dangerous for law-abiding drivers.

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The cameras were trialled over a five-week period in Greater Manchester[/caption]
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One man was pictured with a cigarette in one hand and his phone in the other[/caption]
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Another was pictured making a call on his smartphone[/caption]

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“We don’t tell them it’s me auditioning”: Selena Gomez’s Genius Trick to Land Coveted Jobs Despite Casting Directors’ Doubts About Her

Selena Gomez knows she isn’t the acting powerhouse that she once was. A star who was once at the pinnacle in the industry knows that her stocks have dwindled. But none of that can change the fact that she still is Selena Gomez. Her name is still enough to turn heads in Hollywood. After all, […]

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Parker McCollums thankful for his CMA Song of the Year nod: Thats as good as it gets

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Angie Katsanevas slams Meredith Marks’ husband, Seth, for calling Whitney Rose a ‘biatch’ in viral ‘RHOSLC’ scene

Page Six caught up with Angie Katsanevas, Bronwyn Newport and Mary Cosby in NYC while they were scooping up the new limited-edition ice cream flavor at Van Leeuwen: The SLC Scoop. Angie had a big reaction to Meredith’s Marks’ husband Seth calling Whitney Rose a “biatch” on an episode of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake...

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