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Contact Natalia at:
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828.450.2887
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Hear Natalia on
"Madison in the Morning"
News/Talk 1310 WIBA
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Hear Natalia on
Holder Tonight
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Peter Anthony Holder
(Montreal, Canada)
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Hear Natalia on the
WCBS Radio
Morning Show
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 "How To Survive Airport Screening With Your Clothes On."
"Why Airport Rage Could be Costly."
"How Not to Become a Target for Crime When Flying."
"How To Survive Airport Screening and Not Have Your Private Parts Alarm."
"How to Prevent Fights When Traveling With Your Family."
"How New Screening Technology and Services Coming Our Way Can Ease Our Pain?"
"Where you Pack Your
"Personal Bedroom Toys" Could Shut Down Your Airport."
"How To Cut Down Wait Time at the Airport."
"What it’s Like to Only Make $13 an hour Looking for Weapons of Mass Destruction!"
"How Low Morale Among Screeners Could Make The Terrorist Target Easier." |
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As a meticulously trained TSA dual-function screener, Natalia’s standout
abilities to identify and locate potentially life-threatening devices and devices
intended on creating massive destruction were quickly recognized by her
supervisors. She effectively devoted thousands
of hours in front of x-ray monitors and screening passengers and luggage.
Her remarkable gift to interact positively with a mostly disgruntled public
contributed to her acknowledged superior effectiveness in both
crisis and routine situations in a highly stressful environment.
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I Might As Well Be Naked: How to Survive Airport Screening With Your Clothes On
is available for $15.95 or $12.95 digital download at: www.airportbook.com.
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-"I Might As Well Be Naked, How To Survive Airport Screening With Your Clothes On."
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Don't
wear baggy clothes.
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Wear
clothes with little or no metal on it.
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Ask
for a private screening if you have a metal implant
that needs to be screened.
-"Why Airport Rage Could be Costly."
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You
could incur fines up to $5,000 for interfering with
the security process, per person, per violation.
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Don't
say "Do I look like a terrorist" when
selected for secondary screening.
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TSA's
maximum civil penalty is $10,000 per individual, per
security violation.
-"Criminals and Petty Thieves Travel Too. Learn How Not to Become Their Target When Flying."
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Keep
private information private.
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Don't
place your paper money in a bin, keep it in your
pocket.
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Keep
your wallet in your pocket if you have no metal in it.
-"Must Know Tips on How To Survive Airport Screening and Not Have Your Private Parts Alarm."
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Wear
bra's with no underwire.
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Wear
pants with no metal-grommets, rivets, and buckles.
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Choose
the backscatter x-ray machine for secondary screening,
if available.
-"How to Prevent Fights When Traveling With Your Family."
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Prepare
your kids for travel by talking to them.
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Learn
what, where and how to pack.
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How
you walk through the metal detector will prevent
stress.
-"Will New Screening Technology and Services Coming Our Way Ease Our Pain?"
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Military
Severely Injured Joint Services Operation Center is a
service for our war heroes coming home.
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The
Mailsafe Express helps you mail back your prohibited
item without getting out of line.
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T.R.I.P.-
Travelers Redress Inquiry Program- file an inquiry if
you feel your name is on a No-Fly or Selectee list.
-"Where you Pack Your "Personal Bedroom Toys" Could Shut Down Your Airport."
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Personal
Bedroom Toys will cause delays at checkpoint.
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Pack
your Personal Bedroom Toys in checked baggage.
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Secure
your Personal Bedroom Toys in a plastic bag to avoid
contamination.
-"How To Cut Down Wait Time at the Airport."
-"I Made $13 an hour Looking for Weapons of Mass Destruction!"
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A
screener in checked baggage could lift between 10,000
to 20,000 pounds in one day.
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Security
and Customer Service are a screener's goal.
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It
is mandatory to work in a high-stress environment with
negative undertones.
-"How Low Morale Among Screeners Could Make The Terrorist Target
Easier."
A
lack of support from:
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Passengers
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Airport
Police
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Management
Staff.
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What's
your background and why did you write this book?
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How
should my family and I prepare for security screening this summer?
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What
can passengers do to avoid delays at airport security screening?
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Can I
pack fireworks when I travel?
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What
is Mailsafe Express?
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Are passenger's still angry about the security process?
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Why am I getting selected for secondary screening every time I fly?
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What can passengers do to help speed up the security process?
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What can a parent do to make the screening process less traumatic for
their children?
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How does low morale among screeners affect the screening process?
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2 million passengers fly a day in the United States.
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One
billion passengers estimated to fly in a year by 2015.
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7,000
aircraft aloft at one time in the United States.
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40 million prohibited items have been confiscated to date, including
knives, weapons and explosives.
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1.2 billion checked bags are screened per year.
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500,000 pets fly
with 14 deaths a year.
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$5,000 fine for interfering with the security screening
process, per person, per violation.
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80,000
golf bags are hand-inspected in one year at Jacksonville, Florida airport.
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$1,500
fine for packing fireworks in checked and carry-on baggage, per person,
per violation.
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What
are the top five items left behind at security checkpoint?
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Cell
Phones
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Sun
Glasses
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Small
Jewelry
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Small
Change
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Sweaters
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