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Stand alone time attendance device for small or medium scale business

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Get your staff timed in and out of the office 🏢and get their best productivity in your business

Sometime we have to see beyond people outlook

A lot is hidden 🤔in us but just need the right person with right spark

I pray you get it right soonest

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*Being bossy in the 21st century*

*You can be a boss but not bossy*

Yes being bossy need you to be in charge on and off your work space

Engaging in sales and monitoring cash flow in your business *anywhere* *anytime* is being bossy

Investing in high definition video surveillance cameras with a Solar system in your work space will be the tools to achieve your bossy status

A solar Power system can work for at least 5 yrs with out any maintenance and with mobile view and cloud services, you can have your business and home monitored at your comfort

Now is the time to engage to deliver a top notch solution for you

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Marie Van Brittan Brown, born on January 7, 1922, was an African-American nurse and inventor from Queens, New York City. In 1966, at the age of 44, she came up with the brilliant idea to create a unique home surveillance device with a closed circuit television security system.

She and her husband, Albert L. Brown, applied for the patent and invented a system with a motorized camera that could show images on a monitor. That patent ( #3,482,037) was eventually granted, and her invention went on to become a technological precursor to how modern day home security systems would be designed.

Brown's invention had very unique features for the time; The motorized camera at the door could slide up and down to look out of four peepholes. Anything the camera captured would be displayed on a monitor. Her system also included a radio-controlled lock that would allow the front door to remotely unlocked, and an audio-video alarm system that could be used to see and communicate with whoever was at the door.

For her genius invention, which obviously contributed to the future of home security systems, Brown was given a prestigious award by the National Scientists Committee (NSC). But for the most part, her invention has gone unnoticed and undocumented by the mainstream media and literature.

Sadly, Marie Van Brittan Brown died on February 2, 1999 at the age of 77-years old.