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    9/11 Aftermath

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    Mindy Wright AMST 2103 April 27‚ 2012 The terrorist attacks on September 11th‚ 2001 not only affected the United States‚ but also brought countries all over the world together to cope with this unbearable tragedy. Because of our American leaders taking “on defense interests rather than international opportunities for peace and reconciliation‚” the fear and anxiety in American life was revealed (Lancet‚ par. 2). The aftermath of 9/11 created many doubts and fears within all of the people

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    March 9 — The state-owned Dubai company seeking to manage some terminal operations at six American ports dropped out of the deal on Thursday‚ bowing to an unrelenting bipartisan attack in Congress that swept aside President Bush’s efforts. How the Clock Ran Out on the Dubai Ports Deal (March 10‚ 2006) DP World and U.S. Trade: A Zero-Sum Game (March 10‚ 2006) News Analysis: Suddenly‚ a Rebellion in the G.O.P. on a Signature Issue (March 9‚ 2006) In Break With White House‚ House Panel

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    Patting Down the TSA

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    Patting Down The TSA Before 9/11 happened our country was not as strict with security as we are today. You could once go through air travel without the hassle of having to go through full body scanners and taking off your shoes‚ belts‚ hat‚ etc. Ever since 9/11 our country has made a huge change in the security industry. They haven ’t made many changes to buses‚ ships‚ and trains. Buses may have security cameras‚ but no one is checking people for bombs or weapons. Cargo ships get searched‚ but

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    CSI Fact Sheet

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    Fact Sheet When was the Container Security Initiative developed and why? In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11‚ 2001‚ U.S. Customs Service‚ now U.S. Customs and Border Protection‚ began developing antiterrorism programs to help secure the United States. Within months of these attacks‚ U.S. Customs Service created the Container Security Initiative (CSI). The primary purpose of CSI is to protect the global trading system and the trade lanes between CSI ports and the U

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    Airport security This paper will address the September 11 attacks and the problems with airport security personnel and the outdated technology that was being used in most airports The September 11 terrorist attacks could have been avoidable if airport security was up to par with new security devices and better trained personnel. The government should have passed a new airport security law to update security devices and to make sure employees were properly trained long before September 11

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    White Paper HOTEL SECURITY Duos Technologies‚ Inc. HOTEL SECURITY WHITE PAPER BY CHARLES GOSLIN “Charles Goslin‚ Vice President of International Operations for Duos Technologies‚ Inc.‚ is an international expert in security threat and risk assessment. He developed his extensive security experience as a veteran operations officer for 27 years with the Central Intelligence Agency. He is skilled in developing and executing programs targeting terrorism‚ espionage‚ weapons proliferation

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    It is those who leave their homeland who struggle the most in Interpreter of Maladies. Do you agree? Though Jhumpa Lahiri is a London born writer who grew up in Rhode Island in the United States of America and is now currently living in New York; she is able to craftily expose the fragility of immigrants while settling in a new environment in her debut novel – Interpreter of Maladies. Although Lahiri’s parents’ ultimately adjusted to living in America‚ they must have had frequent longings of their

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    Terrorism Final

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    Terrorism Terrorism was once a term not used frequently‚ but after 9/11 in the United States terrorism can be heard about daily. Other parts of the world have dealt with terrorism on a daily basis. Terrorism is a act of violence or threat of violence usually in the form of bombing‚ kidnapping‚ and assassination. Terrorism is carried out for political‚ economic‚ or religious purposes. Terrorism happens all over the world‚ but tends to be heavier in certain parts of the world. The cause of heavier

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    Multicultural Research

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    Border Patrol Selection Process CJA/214 December 06‚ 2010 Deborah Alsup Border Patrol Selection Process A border patrol agent is a federal law enforcement officer who prevents illegally people from entering the country. Border patrol agent’s job can be difficult and demanding; in the United States security is their main priority. Because there has been an increased in terrorist threats‚ keeping weapons and terrorists from crossing the border is the key priority of a border patrol. In this

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    Running head: REFLECTION PAPER Reflection Paper on FEMA Training Irene R. Diaz Lamar University By providing a means of prevention practices a school can actually eliminate or minimize the crisis all together (Cavaiola & Colford‚ 2011). This statement is very clear and true in my opinion. A crisis can be as small as a car wreck or as large as hurricane (FEMA‚ 2012). Being a counselor‚ you must be prepared to handle all crisis’s that may occur in your

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