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 WASHINGTON - Surveillance cameras in public places  Sure. Body scans at airports  Maybe. Snooping in personal email  Not so fast.The same Americans who are increasingly splashing their personal lives across Facebook and Twitter trace a meandering path when asked where the government should draw the line between protecting civil liberties and pursuing terrorism.Ten years after the 9/11 attacks led to amped-up government surveillance efforts, two-thirds of Americans say it s fitting to sacrifice some privacy and freedoms in the fight against terrorism, according to a poll by The Associated Press-NORC stanley quencher  Center for Public Affairs Research.Special Section | 9/11: Ten Years LaterSpecial Section: 9/11 VideosSpecial Section: 9/11 in PhotosA slim majo stanley cup rity  151; 54 percent  151; say that if they had to choose between preserving their rights and freedoms and protecting people from  stanley polska terrorists, they d come down on the side of civil liberties. The public is particularly protective of the privacy of U.S. citizens, voicing sharp opposition to government surveillance of Americans  emails and phone calls.        For some Americans, their reluctance to give up any freedoms is a reflection of their belief that the terrorists eventually will succeed no matter what. If somebody wants to do something, they ll find a way,  says David Barker, a retired high school teacher from Wynne, Ark., who says he s not ready to sacrifice any freedoms in return for more security.Others worry that giving up one fr Ecdv Support For 1st Amendment Slipping
 Along with the launch of Nokia   new Lumia 1020, the first proper camera-phone hybrid that seems to make sense, came  stanley quencher an amazing piece of photographic software in the shape stanley bottles  of Pro Camera. The good news: it   coming to other Lumias, too.     https://gizmodo/nokia-lumia-1020-hands-on-this-actually-might-be-amazi-745026393 Our very own Kyle Wagner was certainly impressed when heused the new app yesterday: The Nokia Pro Camera might actually be just as much of a big deal as the camera itself. The dial controls are magnificent, and actually great UX. You just drag the shutter button to the left  you can thumb it  and it gives you all of the controls as dials. Exposure, focus, ISO, white balance, all of them. And then if you want to default back to auto, you just slide the shutter button to the left again. Otherwise, tap outside the wheels or press the shutter and shoot away. You can also pop out individual settings by tapping on them at the top of the screen. It   very, very fluid in practical use, and honest to god, it   better than the crud companies like Nikon and Canon use on their touchscreens. Hey guys, this is how you do this. So, if you ;re rocking a 920, 925 or 928 you can look forward to a massive jump in your photography experien stanley mug ce. Enjoy! [Nokia Conversations via Verge]                                                        Nokia