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Originally Posted by RadioGirl
(Post 12937647)
Beat me to it! :D
This would be fun: dress up in a suit and tie, print that checklist and put it on a clipboard, and walk around the checkpoint looking at things and ticking boxes. See if the BDOs think you're suspicious. ;) Aww, TK, you were s'posed to think "As long as I have to go to Sears* for a new vacuum, I should go to that nice jewelry shop in the mall and get a Christmas present for my wife." ;) *When I was a kid, if Sears didn't sell it, you didn't need it. :D |
Originally Posted by SATTSO
(Post 12937644)
Nah, in an organization of close to 50,000 with a relatvely high turn over rate, why did it take this long for something like this to come out? Why is SOP still mostly secre to the general population (meaning you)? I'm actually pleasantly surprised.
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Originally Posted by bonoman
(Post 12937019)
Hmmm, anyone ever seen an agent with a "Operational Test Piece" walking back and forth through the WTMD to test it 20 times every 24 hours?
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Blogdad Bob might have his hands full tomorrow morning. Wonder how his Monday morning will turn out? Wonder how they will spin this?
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Originally Posted by RadioGirl
(Post 12937657)
Yeah, but it's not like it was leaked by one of the 50,000 + turnover; it's on an Official Government Website. :eek:
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Originally Posted by LessO2
(Post 12937036)
Fair guess, plausible, I just don't know. I think your scenario, my guess, and TK's guess are equally as plausible.
But it is still a guess because I wasn't there. I just think I have a better idea abot what might have been happening than others. |
Originally Posted by Trollkiller
(Post 12936908)
The girl is 12 and I have no clue what girls like.
Originally Posted by SATTSO
(Post 12937656)
Me thinks TK is too cheap for diamonds!!!
For a 12-y-o girl, anything pink. Unless she's already at the "everything black" phase, in which case, I don't know either. |
Originally Posted by RadioGirl
(Post 12937647)
*When I was a kid, if Sears didn't sell it, you didn't need it. :D |
Originally Posted by bonoman
(Post 12937019)
Hmmm, anyone ever seen an agent with a "Operational Test Piece" walking back and forth through the WTMD to test it 20 times every 24 hours?
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Originally Posted by SATTSO
(Post 12937656)
Me thinks TK is too cheap for diamonds!!!
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Originally Posted by RadioGirl
(Post 12937713)
For the wife, it doesn't have to be diamonds - something less expensive but pretty is fine. Action movies DVDs, not so much. ;)
For a 12-y-o girl, anything pink. Unless she's already at the "everything black" phase, in which case, I don't know either. As for the wife I just got to the point where the kids buy her stuff with my money. I do get her chocolate every now and again but that is just to save me from the crankies. |
Originally Posted by Trollkiller
(Post 12936923)
To TSOs and other Covered persons, it is your duty to report this breach of SSI. Go ahead and ruin a few people's weekend.
Too bad everyone has gone home for the night. :td: |
Originally Posted by OnTheAsile
(Post 12936638)
As I have posted previously,the compete Screening Management SOP is now public information:
S206 Aviation and Transportation Security Screening Services Solicitation Number: HSTS05-09-R-SPP061 Amendment 3 Posted Date: March 16, 2009 "SOP NO SSI.pdf" has the SSI warnings deleted https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportun...&cck=1&au=&ck= I have also copied the S206 Cover page to keep with the SOP The Screening Contract is also posted in full. |
Originally Posted by GUWonder
(Post 12938258)
The TSA and its apologists have tried to eliminate the transparency necessary for a liberal representative democracy to function in the manner designed by the Founding Fathers of these United States of America. Doesn't it seem like it is too late for them to do that given it's already at http://cryptome.org/ at the following URL http://cryptome.org/tsa-screening.zip ?
41) Ensure TSOs provide only their TSA nametag information when an individual requests a TSO’s personal information during, or as a result of, the screening process. 42) Conduct the procedures for checking travel documents and notifying the LEO and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), when applicable, when U.S. currency or other monetary instruments appearing to exceed $10,000 is found on an individual or their property during screening. 2.7. PHOTOGRAPHING, VIDEOTAPING, AND FILMING SCREENING LOCATIONS A. TSA does not prohibit the public, passengers, or press from photographing, videotaping, or filming screening locations unless the activity interferes with a TSO’s ability to perform his or her duties or prevents the orderly flow of individuals through the screening location. Requests by commercial entities to photograph an airport screening location must be forwarded to TSA’s Office of Strategic Communications and Public Affairs. Photographing EDS or ETD monitor screens or emitted images is not permitted. B. TSA must not confiscate or destroy the photographic equipment or film of any person photographing the screening location. C. Whenever possible, x-ray machine images must not be visible to the public or press. When physical constraints prevent x-ray images from being fully protected from public viewing, TSOs must ensure no member of the public or press is in a position to observe an x-ray monitor for an extended period of time. Passengers and other unauthorized individuals must not be allowed to view EDS or ETD monitors and screens. |
Originally Posted by LoganTSO
(Post 12938239)
Already on it.
Too bad everyone has gone home for the night. :td: |
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