...fingerprints. The four types of whorl patterns are plain, central pocket loop, double loop, and accidental loop. In an arch pattern, the ridges flow in one side and out the opposite side; and account for roughly five percent of all fingerprints. The two types of arch patterns are plain and tented. The three types of fingerprints that investigators may find at a crime scene are patent prints, plastic prints, and latent prints. Patent prints are visible prints that occur when a foreign substance on the skin of a person’s finger comes in direct contact with the smooth surface on another object. These prints are visible to the naked eye and typically occur when particles stick to the ridges of the fingers and are easily identifiable when left on an object. Plastic prints are those that occur when a finger leaves an indentation on a soft pliable surface. No enhancement is required in order to view these prints due to the impression that a finger leaves on the surface. Latent prints are impressions left by a finger that have secreted on a surface and are typically invisible to the naked eye. These prints are usually the result of perspiration from sweat pores in the ridges of fingerprints. IAFIS is a fingerprint scanning system that stands for...
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...SECTION A Activity 1 Curriculum Vitae: Roocshana Mohamed Home Phone Number: 011-4773698 Work Phone Number: 011-3099256 Cell Number - Personal: 0812782540 E-Mail Address - Work: mohamem@telkom.co.za E-Mail Address - Personal: Roocshanam@gmail.com Personal Information Surname: Mohamed First Name(s): Roocshana Known as: Shana ID Number: 7604250250083 *Race: Coloured *Gender: Female Driver's License: C1 Disability: Not Indicated HEALTH: Excellent Address: 1090 Camelia Court Westbury Johannesburg 2093 Languages Afrikaans-Speak Afrikaans-Read Afrikaans-Write English-Speak English-Read English-Write Secondary Education School: Westbury senior Secondary Highest Standard / Grade: GRADE 12 (STANDARD 10/MATRIC) Year of Completion: 1994 Subjects Passed: Afrikaans (HG) English (HG) Geography (HG) Biology (HG) Mathematics (SG) Science (SG) Tertiary Education Studies Completed 1. Institution: Varsity College Qualification: Management Accounting and Finance (Diploma) Year of Graduation: 1998 2. Institution: Atcor UK Qualification: Accounting Technician (Diploma) Year of Graduation: 2008 Major Subjects: Financial Accounting Cost accounting Taxation Studies in Progress 1. Institution: ...
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...creates a digital copy of identifing markers in your finger prints, signature and voice commands. without these markes being detected the system will not open up or allow the user to access any information until they meet the security requirements. Biometrics uses a 348 byte sensory system to help store and generate the required sensory log needed to operate at full potential. Choosing to us biometrics you can rest assure that your security is to knotch because with biometrics you get protection agains fraud, fakes and even mistaken identitys. There has been zero breaches in the biomertics security in the hundreds of installations of over many years. Biometrics als o allows users to add a duress finger or signature that when enter will automaticaly contact the local authorities. To gain access to the system the user my place there finger on the sensor until instructed to remove it. If they are usi ng the signature biometrics security system then they have t o sign on the line and wait for verification. Finger fraud protection delivers percise, prorietary finger print recognition information that does not allow the use of fake fingers or fingers with distortion or obstructions. The finger scanner identifys several distinctive areas in t he finger that are not likely to change given general day t o day operations. By identifing somany markers if there ever was a time where someone might have had an issue with one of the fingers the system not only uses the other marked areas...
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...Fingerprinting Forensics Fingerprints are one of the most important things that link a suspect with a crime scene. Colin Beavan says, “Every human being carries with him his cradle to his grave certain physical marks which do not change their character, and by which he can always be identified - and that without shade of doubt or question. These marks are his signature, his physiological autograph, so to speak, and his autograph can not be counterfeited, nor can he disguise it or hide it away, nor can it become illegible by the wear and mutations of time. This signature is not his face- age can change that beyond recognition; it is not his hair, for that can fall out; it is not his height, for duplicates of that exist; it is not his form, for duplicates of that exist also, whereas this signature is this man’s very own- there is no duplicate of it among the swarming populations of the globe. This autograph consists of the delicate lines or corrugations with which Nature marks the insides of the hands and the soles of the feet” (Beavan 1). “A fingerprint expert can tell apart the marks of two digits more easily than he can differentiate two people’s faces “(Beavan 11). Fingerprints play a crucial role in criminal detection because they are unique, have a long history, and have many uses. To begin, Fingerprints are unique when it comes to crime detection. No two people have been found to have the same fingerprints—they are totally unique. There’s a one in a 64 billion chance that...
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...AGE From Ossification Activity of the Bones Areas X-Rayed to Determine Age • Wrist & hand – children • Elbow, shoulder, pelvis and knee – Adult • Skull, vertebrae and sternum – Old person • AT BIRTH Lower end of femur, ½ cm in diameter Talus – 7th month (1U) Calcaneum – 5th month (1U) Cuboid – Upper end of tibia & head of humerus • WRIST Number of carpal bone indicate age in years between 2-6yrs. Pisiform ossifies – 10-12yrs Ossification of Carpal Bones Hand x-ray 3mo age One carpal bone is ossified Hand X-ray 3 Yrs 3 carpal bones are ossified Hand X-ray 6 Yrs 6 carpal bones are ossified 7 carpal bones are seen up to the age of 9 Yrs. Hand X-ray 11 Yrs Appearance of pisiform is important A dense rim is fully developed around the primary center at the age of 11-12 Yrs. Elbow joint X-ray 1 Yr Appear in medial epicondyle of humerus ( 4yrs (F) – 6yrs (M) Appear in olecranon ( 8–10yrs Lateral epicondyle of humerus united with trochlea & capitulum ( 13-14yrs All epiphyses at elbow (except medial epi.) join respective shaft 13-14yrs (F) 16-18yrs (M) Elbow joint X-ray 9 Yrs Primary center for lateral epicondyle appears at 9-12 Yrs All the centers are open at the age of 11-12 Yrs. Elbow joint X-ray 14 Yrs Fusion occurs from 13 Yrs - Starts from: - Lateral epicondyle 13 Yrs - Radius 14 Yrs - Olecranon process 14 Yrs...
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...have 2 fingerprints been found that are alike within humans and automated computer comparisons (www.onin.com). No 2 humans have the same finger, palm or footprint. These parts of the human body have ridges that are constantly broken up by endings or forks; these are called characteristics (www.south-wales.police.uk). Every person has unique distributions of the characteristics that build up in womb and throughout life in general, these characteristics stay the same for a time after death too so it makes identifying a body possible People have often tried to alter their fingerprints with different methods like cutting their fingerprints, burning the skin with acid but that doesn’t work because, superficial skin damage is repaired by the body so the same ridges come back with the new skin that forms Fingerprints are formed by our skin and our skin is made out of two layers, dermis and epidermis. The epidermis is a thin layer and it is a protective cover of the dermis which is the thicker layer of skin that contains sweat and sebaceous glands (www.south-wales.police.uk). Now a sweat gland consists of salt, water and urea and the sebaceous gland releases oils on the skin surface When we come in contact with something, we leave a mark because of the products that are produced by the glands, resulting in a fingerprint mark When our fingers are...
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...1_02Citizenship Student Name: __Patrice Bonostro__ Interviewee Name: Micheline Colas How do you know the interviewee? Mother Part A: Questions and Responses Question Notes on Interviewee Response 1. What inspired you to become a U.S. citizen? Better education and Career Opportunity. 2. What steps did you have to take as part of the naturalization process? I had to apply, give my finger prints, go through an interview, and oath my loyalty or citizenship to the country. 3. How would you describe how you felt about the process? Very 4. How has citizenship changed your life? I’ve been able to accomplish my goals. These goals Including a better education, a good job opportunity with good pay, and a better life for my children. 5. Is your daily life different because of citizenship? Yes, I don’t have to worry about renewing a visa, or worry about being sent back to my country. I also have more rights and freedom because of this. 6. Do you feel the process was worthwhile? The process is worth it because you benefit from living in a developed country. 7. If you had to, would you do it again? Please explain. Yes, I would do it as many times as I’d have to in order to provide a better life for myself and for my family. 8. Where there any set-backs or obstacles that you had to overcome when getting naturalized into this country? There weren’t many things that were in the way of me getting my citizenship. The only thing that was a hassle...
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...point | Detected | | | Reset the wireless adapter | Completed | Investigate router or access point issues | Not run | Refer to Windows Help and Support for more information about wireless connectivity problems | Not run | | Potential issues that were checked | Printer \\lisa\HP Deskjet D1400 series is not shared with the homegroupPrinter \\lisa\HP Deskjet D1400 series is not shared with the homegroupIf a printer isn't shared on the homegroup, other computers might not be able to use the printer. | Issue not present | | Printer paper is low or emptyPrinter paper is low or emptyWhen the printer paper is low or empty, you might not be able to print. | Issue not present | | Printer toner is low or emptyPrinter toner is low or emptyWhen the printer toner is low or empty, documents might appear faint or not print at all. | Issue not present | | Printer has a paper jamPrinter has a paper jamA paper jam is preventing the printer from operating normally. | Issue not present | | Printer driver requires updatePrinter driver requires updateAn outdated printer driver can prevent printing. | Issue not present | | Printer is turned...
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...owner (Azimi, 2013). The practice of utilizing fingerprints as a mean of identification is referred as dactyloscopy, which is an indispensable aid to modern law enforcement (Hoover, 2016). The significance of fingerprint was discovered in late 19th century. Before then, people regarded fingerprints as ordinary curves without any specific importance or meaning. In Quran, Allah points to the fingertips which did not attract anyone’s attention at that time, and calls our attention to their importance in the fourth verse of surah Al-Qiyamah. The verse states “Yes, we are able to put together in perfect order the very tips of his fingers.” (Azimi, 2013) Formation of fingerprints Fingerprint is an impression made by the papillary ridges on the ends of the fingers. It afford an infallible means of personal identification, because the ridge arrangement on every finger of every human being is unique and does not alter with growth or age. It also serve to reveal an individual’s true identity despite personal denial, assumed names, or changes in personal appearance resulting from age, disease, plastic surgery or accident (Hoover, 2016). Each ridge of the epidermis (outer skin) is dotted with sweat pores for its entire length and is anchored to the dermis (inner skin) by a double row of peg-like papillae. Injuries such as superficial burns, abrasions, or cuts do not affect the ridge...
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...Vale de Chambers when he was switched by Roxy. Which means the original Vale de Chambers went from slave to wealthy man and became Tom Driscoll. Dave takes copies of the kids fingerprints but between the ages of 7 and 8 months the were switched. Reading of one’s palm print also shows the past of that person. After finding out Luigi has killed a man Tom becomes shocked. “Just think of that, a man’s own hand keeps a record of the deepest and fatalist secrets in life” (Twain 63). After Dave reads Luigi’s hand he offers to read Tom’s hand to see if he has anything to hide. It was then when Dave took Tom’s hand, Tom became nervous. “‘Now Tom. I’ve never had a look at your palms’,...Tom snatched his hand away” (Twain 65) After Tom had mentioned the fact that a man’s own hand can expose him, he realizes he has secrets of his own that he does not want to be unearthed. The things that he is hiding are unknown, but presumably what he is hiding is the fact he is a slave. Using finger and palm prints as examples it is clear Mark Twain uses hands as a symbol for identification and exposition. In Pudd'nhead Wilson hands play a major role in the book. Fingerprints are used for identifying an individual. Whereas palm prints are used for exposition and revealing secrets ...
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...Clay Assignment ____________Soft Slab Textured bowl___________ Type of Clay_____________________Red Clay____________________ 1.3-5 preliminary sketches or possible ideas for this assignment 2.Explain your method of construction for this clay piece in detailed steps 1)Roll my slab 2)Place chosed texture items on the slab and use a wood tool to roll it, then the slab has a pattern 3)Use a needle to cut the shape of leaves on slab 4)Put all the pieces into a medium size bowl, and make them together 5)Make some clay balls, apply it over the join then smooth 3.Is this clay piece considered a functional or non-functional piece of pottery? Explain your answer. It’s functional because we can treat it as fruit bowl. The pattern inside makes it more beautiful. 4.Glazing/Design possibilities for this piece. Consider colors, textures and contrast. Clay Assignment ________Stiff Slab Box With a Lid______________ Type of Clay__________________Red Clay_____________________ 1.3-5 preliminary sketches or possible ideas for this assignment 2.Explain your method of construction for this clay piece in detailed steps 1)Cut the pieces of paper of different shapes as templates. 2)After rolling the slab, place the templates on the slab and use needle to cut around them. Each side that is to be joined must be bevilled to a 45 degree angle. 3)All edges to be joined have to be crosshatched with a needle, so they are rough, press the sides together, roll...
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...The gesture is taking the index finger, and pulling the skin down under the eye. In Italian this gestures is called Intesa, which means to remember our agreement. Germany did not have this gesture. It was hard to find gestures in German. French, Italian, and German have the same hand gesture for okay. In French they usually just say ok like Americans do. In Italian they just say ok too. In German it is A-OK. The gesture is taking the index finger and thumb then create a circle. The other fingers are standing straight up. When holding up the index and middle finger Americans call this the peace sign. The French it means victory. They spell it victorie. In Italian V sign word is vincita. They too have the same meaning as victory. Italians have another V sign word, and it is scusi, devo andare al bugno. This means I have to go to the bathroom. In German the V sign stands for victory too. The gesture thumbs up in Italian means can you give me a ride? The word for this is mi da un passaggio. The French call thumbs up au poil. The word for thumbs down is nul or c’est nul. In German thumbs up means good to go. Thumbs up is a positive and informal gesture. Thumbs down is bad and informal gesture. The word for silence in French is Chut. They raised the index finger in the air. The Italians word for silence is silenzio. They take their index finger, and place it over the mouth. When Italians raise their index finger in the air it means one moment...
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...The Book Kate skimmed through, with her fingers, through all the books in the library. She was in a hurry because she had to have this done before class started again. "I've looked at every one of the books in the library." I said out loud. "Shhh." The librarian took her index finger up to her lips. "Sorry" I apologized as I shrugged my shoulders. She soon went back at reading her book and i went back to complaining, in my head of course. I glimpsed at a stack of books I've never seen before. They must be the new books, I thought. I went over to have a good look at them. One of the bigger ones glittered in the sunlight. I tried to take it out to look at it but my fingers slipped so I tried again. The book seemed to be stuck. I stomped my foot in grief. I picked my one-month-old gum out of my mouth and stuck it behind my ear. Tried once again to tug the book out but just like me it was very stubborn and didn't want to leave. I felt something gushy on my shoe. I was losing my patience. I had no time for this. I gritted my teeth and lifted up my foot. Can you believe it, it was my GUM! I put my shoe back down on the ground. They can send me the bill when I have time. Aside from being brilliant and bright I was also stubborn, as I mentioned before. I tugged at it one more time. I had made up my decision that I was leaving with that book no matter what, even if I had to take the shelf with me! CREEK! I glanced up and saw as the bookcase went down, down, and did...
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...the feeling of relaxation you are experiencing.. as the warmth passes down your neck flowing over your shoulders making them loose and relaxed…let all the tension dissolve and lift away from you…Your shoulders are so relaxed they are slowly sinking downwards as they become heavier and heavier… Enjoy the feeling of complete relaxation you are experiencing. Notice your breathing as you continue to take slow deep breaths as your chest rises and sinks…rises and sinks…Feel the relaxing warmth moving down your arms, past your elbows and all the way down to your wrists becoming and relaxed… All the muscles is your arms are getting looser and looser..giving up their hold. Let the warm flow radiate all the way down to your hand and down to your finger tips, expelling all the tensions out through each fingertip.. Your whole body is now so relaxed.. every muscle has released all tension leaving you completely refreshed and relaxed…...
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...important employee safety requirement in healthcare. There are crucial steps to be followed for a proper hand washing. I had a great experience at a hand washing short training where the trainer applied a starch powder and asked all of us to wash our hands. After we returned from washing our hands, the trainer examined our hands curvatures and skin under fluorescence light. It was proven that most of us didn’t know how to properly wash our hands. The steps for a proper hand washing is as follows: Consider removing all watches, rings from both hands, mostly microorganisms hide under those things. 1. Wet both hands and add enough soap to cover all hand surfaces. 2. Rub hands palm to palm right dorsum over left dorsum with interlaced fingers and vice versa. 3. Vigorously rub together all surfaces of the lathered hands including under nails and for at least 20seconds. 4. Rinse both hands well. 5. Dry hands completely with a clean dry paper towel from inside out and turn the water off using a dry paper towel. 6. use antiseptics and rub hands properly. Reference:...
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