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Na última sexta-feira (13), a dupla Jorge & Mateus voltou ao palco do CTN – Centro de Tradições Nordestinas. A exemplo das apresentações anteriores, o CTN estava lotado para receber essa que é uma das melhores duplas.

O show teve mais de duas horas de duração, e Jorge & Mateus trouxe no setlist os principais sucessos, começando por “Olhares Sinceros”, faixa do trabalho ‘Terra sem CEP’. Dai por…

The National Defense University’s Center for Technology and National Security Policy (CTNSP) is pleased to announce the winners for the Explosive Remnants of War and Land Mine Reporting Apps Challenge. Each year, a large number of civilians are killed and injured by unexploded weapons such as artillery shells, mortars, grenades, bombs and rocks. These explosive remnants of war (ERW) regularly disrupt daily civilian life in current war and conflict zones. To combat the problem, the Center for Technology and National Security Policy (CTNSP) at the National Defense University (NDU) challenged developers to come up with a mechanism to keep “eyes on the street” and transform ordinary citizen’s mobile devices into tools that can be used to report ERW and land mines to the appropriate authorities.

The CTNSP ERW and Land Mine Reporting Apps Challenge first place winner and recipient of a $3,000 cash award was Channel 16 – Land Mine Reporting (LMR), which reports suspicious findings with text, photos, or audio messages, and alerts other users nearby. In second place with a $1,500 cash award is Flare which allows 2G, SMS based mine reporting at a very low cost. Finally, in third place with a $500 cash prize was ERW Detector which helps detect and report explosive remnants of war.