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Reply-To: bu.edu!INFO-HAMS@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL
Subject: INFO-HAMS Digest V89 #966
To: INFO-HAMS@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL
INFO-HAMS Digest Sun, 3 Dec 89 Volume 89 : Issue 966
Today's Topics:
(#1 in series) Listen to store security guards catch shoplifters
3rd Annual Winter Listener Festival
A Christmas Poem
S01MZ
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Date: 3 Dec 89 23:56:35 GMT
From: amelia!pioneer.arc.nasa.gov!chguest@ames.arc.nasa.gov (Charles J. Guest)
Subject: (#1 in series) Listen to store security guards catch shoplifters
Message-ID: <4069@amelia.nas.nasa.gov>
In article <8587.256A1EBD@stjhmc.fidonet.org> Jim.Grubs@f1.n234.z1.fidonet.org (Jim Grubs) writes:
=>> From: neal@lynx.uucp (Neal Woodall)
=> > Jim Grubs writes:
=> > Bob Parnass writes:
=> > >>It's getting near the holiday season -- a great time for listening
=> > >>to store security guards catch shoplifters.
=> >
=> > >Parnass, you've gone off the deep end with this irresponsible posting. Is
=> > >your hobby of electronic voyerurism so vital to you that it justifies
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*** UN-INFORMED BUZZWORD WARNING ****
Why is it that people who hate those of us who get a kick out of the
hobby of monitoring like to use prejudicial and hysterical words to
describe us? Last time I checked there was no such thing as 'electronic
voyurismm in the Calif. Penal Code.
=> > aiding
=> > >criminals to evade detection and apprehension? I think you need to recheck
=> > >your priorities.
I think you need a lesson on just how REAL crimes are comitted. I have
had a fair amount of Law Enforcement training and I know of only a very
few cases where monitoring equipment was ever used.
=> > How in the hell will listening to security guards catch petty thieves aid
=> > the theives in getting away?
=>
=>If you are the shoplifter, knowing the shop cop frequency is a helluva lot of
=>help.
Jim, I used to work for a large department store... let me set you
straight about a few facts.
1) Most shoplifters were NEVER caught. The reason this was so was
because of the large number of them at any given time.
2) The only shoplifters that were caught were caught because they
were obviously doing something 'unusual'. It is generally obvious when
someone is messing around with an earpiece or diddling with the squelch
control under his coat. Also if you are working security you can always
walk by a suspect and key your mike.... (Vissions of proximity feedback
and a suspect quickly snatching the earpiece away.) [DO NOT DO THIS IF
YOU WORK SECURITY OR ELSEWHERE IN THE L.E. PROFESSION. HEARING DAMAGE
MAY OCCUR TO THE SUSPECT. actually dont do it wherever you work/play.]
3) The largest 'shrinkage' (denoting loss of inventory) was from
employee theft, not shoplifters. The employees didn't NEED to have
help from something like a freq. list as they know who security is and
generally the ins and outs of the security systems.
4) The professional or accomplished shoplifters were very rarely caught.
These people know exactly what they are doing and have no need of a
scanner. I will not reveal details, but there are very simple things
that you can do to keep from being spotted, or arrested.
5) The sheer number of shoplifters makes it totally impossible to catch
them all or even a good percentage of them. If one comes in with a
scanner he only makes himself more obvious. When watching for
shoplifters you begin to notice things. A young person with a 'hearing
aide' attached to his ear is generally out of place.
I enjoy the postings made by Mr. P. Keep em comming.
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+ *READ* ---> The opinions expressed above are to the best of my knowledge, +
+ however all options should be discussed with persons who have professional+
+ training with the subjects covered here. * ALL POSSIBLE DISCLAIMERS APPLY!+
+ ____FROM: chguest@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov =>or<= sun!ames!pioneer!chguest____+
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+ A new Soviet/American truism - KGB does NOT stand for Kinder Gentler Boys +
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Date: 3 Dec 89 10:13:30 GMT
From: att!tsdiag!ka2qhd!ka2raf@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU (Chris Crosby Lakewood NJ)
Subject: 3rd Annual Winter Listener Festival
Message-ID: <50@ka2qhd.UUCP>
3rd ANNUAL WINTER SWL FESTIVAL
February 23-25 1990
Holiday Inn
Sumneytown Pike
Kulpsville, Pennsylvania
The Winter SWL Festival is a good excuse for those folks with a common
interest in the Shortwave Listening hobby to gather for a weekend of
socializing and meeting other SWL's. Forums and roundtable discussions will
be held on Saturday for those wishing to learn more about SWL'ing or to
exchange tips and techniques. Door prizes, station freebies, displays from
clubs, and a banquet round out the weekend events.
Forum topics:
Basic Propagation for the Beginner
QSL Preservation and the CPRV
Antennas for the Beginner and Advanced Listener
Shortwave Accessories
What are Utilities and where to start?
DXing Helps - Books, Magazines, Clubs, Newsletters, Atlases
The Collecting and Display of Station Memorabilia
The NASWA Awards Program and Tips for Acquiring Awards
Receivers: What do you need? What to look for, what is new, and what is in
the future.
The Hidden World of Clandestines
What is Pirate Broadcasting and How to Hear Them.
Scanners and Scanner Clubs
QSLing Techniques
Computers and the SWL Hobby
The Role of Clubs in the SWL Hobby
Registration Options -
FULL - Includes forums, hospitality room, lunch and banquet - $30
PARTIAL - Includes forums and hospitality room but NO meals - $15
SPOUSE - Includes hospitality room and meals - $15
Please register NO LATER than February 10, 1990. Checks should be made
payable to WINTER SWL FEST. Registration for hotel rooms should be made
directly to the Holiday Inn at (215) 368-3800 - As soon as possible! Special
rates - $55 single, $59 double. Our function code with the hotel is WINTER SWL
FEST. Please refer to this to get the special room rates. Listen to the ANARC
SWL NET on 7.240 at 1500 UTC Sundays for up to the minute info.
The Holiday Inn is located at EXIT 31 of the PA Turnpike NorthEast Extension -
Lansdale Interchange. Limo service is available from Phila. Intl. Airport
directly to the Holiday Inn.
Please submit the following form with your registration amount to:
Winter SWL Festival
PO BOX 591
Colmar, PA 18915
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Name ________________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________
City _____________________ State ___ Zip ________ Phone ____________
Circle: FULL PARTIAL SPOUSE (Spouse name:_____________________)
Banquet - Check one: Roast Beef ___ Chicken ___
You saw this on:[] Packet [] UUCP-UseNet [] Phone BBS [] Other_______________
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Hope to see you all there. Tell us where you saw this form!
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This is for informational purposes ONLY, not a commercial or an endorsement
nor is it held for the profit of any individual or group
[ Suns @10am on 7240 LSB, The ANARC Listeners' Net - DC to Light and MORE! ]
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Date: 3 Dec 89 17:11:06 GMT
From: att!tsdiag!ka2qhd!kd2bd@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU (John Magliacane)
Subject: A Christmas Poem
Message-ID: <55@ka2qhd.UUCP>
Msg# TSP Size To @ BBS From Date Time Bid
3547 BN$ 1343 ALL AMSAT N3FAD 891202 1513 33457_WA3TSW
Subject: Christmas Poem
R:891203/0334z @:WA2SNA Hawthorne, NJ #:11538 Z:07506
R:891202/2043z @:KB3UD.PA.USA.NA East Bangor,Pa #:1385 O:N3FAD
R:891203/0027z 53867@KB3UD [East Bangor, Pa] Z:18013
R:891202/1712z 33457@WA3TSW.PA.USA.NA [Horsham,Pa] Z:19044
I came upon a poem I thought you all might enjoy for the
Holiday Season. Merry Christmas
N3FAD
FOOTPRINTS
One night a man had a dream, and in his dream he reviewed
the footprints he had taken in his life. He looked and
noticed that all over the mountains and difficult places
that he had traveled there was one set of footprints, but
over the plains and down the hills, there were two sets of
footprints, as if someone had walked by his side.
He turned to Christ and said, "There is something I
don't understand. Why is it that down the hills and over
the smooth and easy places you have walked by my side; but,
here, over the tough and difficult places I have walked
alone, for I see in those areas there is just one set of
footprints."
Christ turned to the man and said, "It is that while
your life was easy I walked along your side; but here, where
the walking was hard and the paths were difficult, was the
time you needed Me most, and that is why I carried you."
Author Unknown
NN2Z>
--
AMPR : KD2BD @ NN2Z (Neptune, NJ)
UUCP : ucbvax!rutgers!petsd!tsdiag!ka2qhd!kd2bd
"For every problem, there is one solution which is simple,
neat and wrong." -- H.L. Mencken
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Date: 4 Dec 89 02:02:14 GMT
From: bbn.com!brosen@bbn.com (Bruce L. Rosen)
Subject: S01MZ
Message-ID: <49088@bbn.COM>
Today (Sunday 12/3) at around 2230 GMT, a station signing S01MZ was at the
center of quite a pileup on 15 meters CW. I managed to get through the pileup,
so I'm quite curious what "S01" is.
Any information?
Thanks and 73 -
Bruce K1FFX
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End of INFO-HAMS Digest V89 Issue #966
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