Airport Security

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• Take Me To Havana, I’ve Got A Snow Globe & I’m Not Afraid To Use It

  
  Stageleft: life on the left side — Authority: 499
    Ive had more than my fair share of run-ins with airport security - it seems that a pair of jeans, some combat boots, an ear ring, long hair, a leather outback hat, and few tattoos, somehow make me a suspicious character.... now it appears that Ill be joined in the " enhanced security check " pat-down line by those ...
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• Saturday Night

  
  Gerry Canavan — Authority: 484
  Saturday night. * The TSA has finally put an end to the terrorists favorite toy: snowglobes . * When your neighbor is unemployed: Bob Herbert has a good column in the New York Times today about the disparate rates of unemployment on different socioeconomic groups . * 2010 will be the year of the deficit hawk. ...
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• On playing the role of a terrorist in Modern Warfare 2 video game

  
  Gadget Reviews — Authority: 148
  (Beware of spoilers and graphic imagery. Video not suitable for minors).Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 may be the best-selling video game in history, but it will also go down as one of the most controversial because of a scene in which players can participate as terrorists in a civilian massacre.The player has to ...
  3 days ago

• Fake Greggo – Airport Security Gig

  
  The Unofficial Ticket Blog — Authority: 133
  Fake Greggo is holding up the airport security. He’s being a little too strict on who can and can’t get through. He drills them with question after question. Sounds like P1’s he’s talking to, then Jah shows up. [See post to listen to audio] Related posts: Full Disclosure – The Ticket – Audio ...
  3 days ago

• Good News at the TSA

  
  Coyote Blog — Authority: 644
  Via Popehat: The new rules, issued in September and October, tell officers “screening may not be conducted to detect evidence of crimes unrelated to transportation security” and that large amounts of cash don’t qualify as suspicious for purposes of safety. NFL players – its safe now to carry your ...
  4 days ago

• An Observation on Cargo Security & the Business Community

  
  Security Debrief - a blog of homeland security news and analysis — Authority: 487
  By Brandon FriedExecutive Director, AirForwarders AssociationCongressionally mandated deadlines requiring the screening of all air cargo on passenger planes is fast approaching. An unsuspecting business community seems ill-prepared for the impact this will have on supply chains.
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• Orange

  
  O'Ceallaigh & The Quill — Authority: 126
  DISCLAIMER: A work of fiction. Resemblances to living persons, or extant organizations, are for satirical purposes, or are coincidental. ================= The threat level, as determined by the Department of Homeland Security, is orange . Please report all suspicious activity to airport personnel ...
  4 days ago

• Baggage-packing guidelines: Dos and don’ts

  
  Happy Steps travel blog — Authority: 113
  Next week, I’ll be off to Manila again for some design project, and yes I’m already starting to prepare some of the stuff I’ll be bringing along in my baggage. My typical carry-on or hand-carried luggage consists of my shoulder bag and laptop bag with wheels. I usually don’t include liquids and gels in my [...]
  4 days ago

• TSA Nominee Moves Closer to Confirmation

  
  Security Debrief - a blog of homeland security news and analysis — Authority: 487
  In an interview with CQ Homeland Security, Security Debriefs Rich Cooper makes the case as to why TSA nominee Erroll Southers would make a good leader for the federal law enforcement agency.
  5 days ago

• Episode 72 – On Board with Heather

  
  Airplane Geeks Podcast — Authority: 404
  This week’s guest is Heather Poole, a flight attendant for a major U.S. airline who authors the blog Another Flight Attendant Writing . She also writes the Galley Gossip column on Gadling and is working on a book of essays. Find her on Twitter as @Heather_Poole . Besides talking about some of the week’s ...
  5 days ago

• GAO – Aviation Security: TSA Continues to Face Challenges in Deploying Checkpoint Screening Technology

  
  Security Debrief - a blog of homeland security news and analysis — Authority: 487
  U.S. GAO – Aviation Security: DHS and TSA Have Researched, Developed, and Begun Deploying Passenger Checkpoint Screening Technologies, but Continue to Face ChallengesSince fiscal year 2002, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have invested over $795 million ...
  6 days ago

• GAO: TSA faces challenges in deploying checkpoint screening technology

  
  Security Debrief - a blog of homeland security news and analysis — Authority: 487
  GAO: TSA continues to face challenges in finding and deploying checkpoint screening technology | Homeland Security News WireSince TSA’s creation, ten passenger screening technologies have been in various phases of research, development, test and evaluation, procurement, and deployment, but TSA has not deployed any ...
  6 days ago

• January Jones Goes Mad For Macs at LAX

  
  GeekSugar — Authority: 677
  Im so used to seeing the cast of Mad Men interact with such awesome vintage tech that I almost didnt recognize January Jones in her natural state (you know, not as Betty Draper), and toting a laptop as she went through LAX security on Sunday. The amazing season finale of Mad Men was packed with lots of retro ...
  6 days ago

• More Airport Security On The Horizon

  
  Taking off Travel blog — Authority: 114
  When I wrote last week about travel trends that tick me off , I left out one major part of travel that takes the shine off the trip - airport security. Until eight years ago - and we all know why it changed - you would show your passport at the check-in desk, show it again at immigration and you and your stuff would ...
  6 days ago

• TSA officers covertly monitor travelers’ behavior

  
  Security Debrief - a blog of homeland security news and analysis — Authority: 487
  At U.S. airports, TSA officers covertly monitor travelers’ behavior – washingtonpost.comTo identify potentially dangerous individuals, the Transportation Security Administration has stationed specially trained behavior-detection officers at 161 U.S. airports. The officers may be positioned anywhere, from the ...
  1 week ago

• Airport Security: Make It Easy

  
  EuropeUpClose — Authority: 131
  Shuffling through airport security lines is a tedious process, and it can be a lot worse than merely tedious. You could lose valuable possessions by leaving them behind in your haste to get to the gate, or be stopped for hand inspection and possibly miss your flight.  Here are a few tips to get you through faster ...
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• Top 10 Geek Gifts for the 2009 Holiday Season

  
  Global Geek News Blog — Authority: 107
  Greetings everybody! It is that time of year again, with a little over a month left before Christmas, it is time to start figuring out what you are going to buy!  The big question is what are you going to get that geek in your life?  I have compiled another list again this year of great geek gifts to get that geek ...
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• First Flight With My ThinkTank Airport Security V2 Bag

  
  Stephen's Photography Tips — Authority: 412
  Yesterday morning I got up really early to catch my flight to Chicago. I had checked all of my gear and closed up my ThinkTank Airport Security V2 bag the night before. I was a little nervous about flying with so much gear, as I didn’t want to have my bag gate checked and tossed [...]
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• Husband and wife team steals 1,000 bags

  
  Gadling — Authority: 690
  Filed under: North America , United States , Airlines , Airports If you were to steal 1,000 pieces of luggage, where would you keep it all? Wherever they shoved the bags, Keith Wilson King and Stacy Lynne Legg-King saw the police pull them out of their house one-by-one and stack them in the yard . The duo ...
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• Airport scanners to smell fear

  
  Asylum Australia — Authority: 443
  Filed under: News , Weird , Happy Hour Hero , Science A device that smells human fear is being built by British scientists to be used at airport security, to identify terrorists. The technology relies on recognising a pheromone - or scent signal - produced in sweat when a person is scared. Researchers ... ...
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