Turun dari Pesawat dengan Tangan Terborgol, Nazaruddin Terus Menunduk

Sabtu, 13/08/2011 20:05 WIB

Jakarta - Tersangka kasus korupsi wisma atlet Muhammad Nazaruddin akhirnya tiba di Indonesia. Dengan muka yang terus tertunduk, Nazaruddin tampak menuruni pesawat Gulfstream yang dia tumpangi dengan posisi tangan masih terborgol.

Pantauan detikcom, Sabtu (13/8/2011), Nazaruddin keluar pesawat sekitar pukul 20.04 WIB. Nazaruddin terlihat dikawal oleh beberapa penyidik.

Nazaruddin tampak terus menunduk, memakai jaket warna hijau dan celana biru tua. Nazaruddin langsung dibawa masuk ke mobil KIA Travello warna silver.

Selanjutnya, Nazaruddin langsung dibawa ke Rutan Mako Brimob, Kelapa Dua, Depok, Jawa Barat.

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Airport Locksmiths

If you are a locksmith going to an airport to travel for your own personal business or pleasure, you are sure to take note of the many different locks in an airport. There are locks on employee lockers, drawers and cabinets, supply closets, outbuildings, luggage, restricted access areas, planes, motorized carts, the many vehicles in the lots, etc.

There is no doubt that locksmiths have done their share of visiting airport parking lots to unlock automobiles for weary travelers. Airport security is under higher scrutiny these days, which aids the locksmith by elevating their importance as well as hampering them by putting their skills and reputation under more intense scrutiny.

 

 

 

 

 

Locksmiths who service airport equipment must be able to welcome corporate accounts. They must be bonded, insured, masters in their trade, and security consultants. They must perform services for some very high profile customers and do so in a discreet manner, using class and finesse. They must dress as a professional, speak as a professional, and work as a professional to make the uppermost impression on the bigger clients.

Some of the services an airport locksmith would perform include:

1. Restricted key systems

2. Locks and safes

3. Electric strikes

4. Panic bars

5. Mail box locks

6. High security locks

7. Access control systems

8. Buzzer systems

9. Exit alarms

10. Door and frame repair

Some of the hardware companies an airport locksmith would become acquainted with are Gray Tools, Medeco, Makita, Edison, Irwin, Lepage, Freud, Dominion, Canaropa, Para Paints, Kaba, Sargent, Corbin-Russwin, and Yale.

An airport locksmith must have a wide range of knowledge and skills to be able to handle the variety of automobiles they will encounter. He/she would have to make keys, repair locks, change locks, provide 24 hour service, and repair ignitions.

There is a wide range of personalities that any locksmith has to encounter on a regular basis. But in an airport, emotions often are on high because of the excitement and anxiety in the atmosphere. Travelers and employees are harried, tired, angry, sad, worried, and excited. This puts customer service in the high priority category. Relating to people who are in an extreme emotional state takes patience and empathy. Offering a kind word, showing restraint, remaining calm, and reserving opinions is important for the locksmith. It's more humane as well as being a boost to the image of the business and reputation.

Word of mouth is an extremely important form of advertising. If building a big business is important, or creating a franchise line of businesses is a goal, then the word-of-mouth from the various types of people in an airport is a positive step forward. Being considerate to the "little man" is just as important as being considerate to the "big boys" of business.

If you are doing business with anyone associated with an airport, you should place emphasis on considerate behavior. It will take you farther in life as well as in business. You should be able to understand your limits as well as recognize your potential.

The Art of Locksmiths

Locks have been created in boring, plain, mechanical fashion, solely for the purpose of security with no thought or care to the art world. Locks are, after all, a means of privacy and protection, which doesn't usually bring art to mind. However, there have been many designs of the lock that would make a locksmith proud to say he's a part of the lock world. Decorative locks can create quite a stir in displays for businesses and homes alike. Part of the allure of certain pieces of furniture is the design of the lock.

Art and creativity have improved the looks of the functional lock as well as the decorative lock. Improving the looks also boosted popularity and sales. There are combination locks now that make school children quite happy. Locks that light up, bright colors and interesting shapes have enhanced school supply shopping for both mothers and children.

The craft of the locksmith is an art in itself. But the artistic improvements in the locks elevated the recognition of the makers of those locks and also of the locksmiths who must know how to work them. Making the locks look better didn't improve memory. People still forget where they put keys, lose their keys, and forget their combinations.

There is also art in the photographs, clip art, stationery, and historical documents related to locksmithing. Paintings, posters, and ancient memorabilia all make the locksmith and his equipment an interesting part of art. Locks are found in pictures that don't even focus on locksmiths or locks. Locks contribute to history and genealogy. You'll see locks in historical references to churches, old general stores, and banks.

There's art in the business cards and advertisements the locksmiths use. There's also art in the key blanks, which have become quite decorative. There's art in the colors and designs and even in the bright key tags you can place on your keys.

Keys are now manufactured with themes such as Disney characters, cartoon characters, football team logos, American flags, and animals. Locksmiths must stay in tune with what sells in today's society to enhance their businesses and draw the attention of the youth.

Chinese locks are art pieces because of their unusual opening procedures. Their shapes make them interesting, but they're functional as well. The craftsmanship is outstandingly artistic. The French have some creative designs in their locks as well. Sometimes the artwork is not necessarily in the lock itself but in the framework around the lock.

There is also artwork in the locks of old as well as the locksmith tools of old. Ancient tools add to the quality of museums, giving credit due to the craftsmen who created the tools. Sometimes art is not recognized as such until it becomes a part of what is considered ancient. There is artistic quality in the locksmiths of old as well. Houdini was a famous locksmith who awed the public with his antics and magical quality to picking locks in his escape routines. He brought a flair to the art world as well as the locksmith world. Art is like beauty; it is in the eye of the beholder.

Stories Related to Locksmiths

Locksmiths encounter some interesting situations in their line of work. In one instance, a locksmith received a lock cylinder from a car door that had been taken off the car because the owner lost the keys.

In another instance, a locksmith had to open a mausoleum niche so that a potato chip can could be removed. Someone had taken the body's remains out of the hallowed space and left the can in place.

Locksmiths get frantic calls in the hot summer to unlock car doors when preoccupied mothers or fathers accidentally lock their keys in the car with their infants or toddlers. They get calls in the winter when parents lock their keys in the cold cars or the cars that are left running. Unfortunately, these stories don't always end on a positive note.

A locksmith of the year 1977 had to remove a wad of mud left by a colony of wasps in a lock on the door of a University mausoleum. The mausoleum is a historical monument of artistic beauty. The tomb was built in 1888 and is the home of Egyptian sphinxes of granite, bronze outer gate, polished granite doors, Italian marble walls, ceilings and floor, and three sarcophagi of marble cut. A sarcophagus is a coffin of sorts, like the mummies of Egypt were placed in before being taken to their tombs.

Some locksmiths who unlock car doors or the doors to homes require the person they are assisting to provide proof of legal entry to show that this person has a legal right to enter. The professional must protect himself/herself from being prosecuted for aiding entry to the wrong person.

Locksmiths have had to come to the rescue of people recovering from a night of too much alcohol consumption. The people get drunk and lose their keys or lock the keys in the vehicle.

Locksmiths also have had to rescue the elderly whose caretakers would lock themselves out of the house. They have been counselors to customers who would be in the mood to confide their troubles as the locksmith is working. Locksmiths have saved people from going to jail when they lock themselves out of their cars at busy intersections.

The profession exposes the locksmith to people who are many times in a frantic mood because of a missed appointment, who may be late for work, who have an emergency to get to, who must catch a plane or a bus, and people who have locked their keys inside the car while it's still running.

There are most likely plenty of stories that someone in this profession would be embarrassed to tell. Many stories have been forgotten over the years. Many stories would be too sad to tell. But the gratification the locksmith gets from the customers who truly appreciate the help and show it is sure to be worth the effort. No job is perfect, and there are probably as many drawbacks as there are happy memories. But as with any other job, there will be good days and bad days and plenty to relate to the children and grandchildren.

Turun dari Pesawat, Nazaruddin Terus Menunduk

Sabtu, 13/08/2011 20:05 WIB

Jakarta - Tersangka kasus korupsi wisma atlet Muhammad Nazaruddin akhirnya tiba di Indonesia. Dengan muka yang terus tertunduk, Nazaruddin tampak menuruni pesawat Gulfstream yang dia tumpangi dengan posisi tangan masih terborgol.

Pantauan detikcom, Sabtu (13/8/2011), Nazaruddin keluar pesawat sekitar pukul 20.04 WIB. Nazaruddin terlihat dikawal oleh beberapa penyidik.

Nazaruddin tampak terus menunduk, memakai jaket warna hijau dan celana biru tua. Nazaruddin langsung dibawa masuk ke mobil KIA Travello warna silver.

Selanjutnya, Nazaruddin langsung dibawa ke Rutan Mako Brimob, Kelapa Dua, Depok, Jawa Barat.

(anw/gah)

" Sent from Smartfren Blackberry, Hebat Cepat Hemat "

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Wild Locations for Locksmiths

A locksmith may want to work in environments that offer more than what a small town or rural area can provide. In this case, there are other, more exciting areas of the world that need the services he/she can provide. If it's hustle and bustle and city lights that are craved, a city with a casino offers a wild location. The bright lights, busy and constant action, noise, and interesting crowds keep the job from becoming too boring.

Racetracks are wild locations to work as a locksmith. The thrill of the action keeps the people pumped up with adrenaline. There are racetracks for cars, trucks, dirt bikes, and horses. These racetracks will have people who lock their keys in their cars and trucks, and offices, shops, and supply buildings that need protection from wandering intruders.

Big cities like Las Vegas, Houston, Chicago, and San Francisco or Los Angeles are exciting places in which to work. Big cities mean a bigger crime rate and more businesses and residences that need locks and security systems. The excitement of a big city is appealing to tourists as well as the residents and business owners.

If it's natural wildness that a locksmith is after, there are beautiful locations that need the services offered. Alaska is one place that has many remote areas of beauty as well as businesses that require locksmiths. It is often thought of in a desolate way, but there are cities and communities and outdoor workers who need protection from thieves and curious residents and tourists.

Hawaii is a dreamy wild place for a locksmith to find employment. The high rate of tourism offers constant action both human and in fun things to do. Offering natural beauty, a locksmith can find serenity as well as fresh customers on a regular basis.

Washington, DC is a wild location for a locksmith. If you're the person living in this wild city, you can go through a directory that screens and rates locksmith businesses. Screening indicates that there is a high crime rate, which increases the rate of break-ins, which in turn provides more business for the locksmith.

Australia is a naturally wild location in which to find work. A place of action in the more populated areas, it is also a place of action if it is animal entertainment you seek in your time off.

Other wild locations to find work as a locksmith include the busy countries of China and Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. Any place that is known for its tourism and has a high population is a candidate for good business.

A wild location on another level is a college campus. Locksmiths are needed in college towns for the colleges as well as the other areas because of the higher population and constant action of the youth. A school is always a fun and interesting place to work because the kids keep it interesting.

All locksmiths will have different ideas of what is wild in their line of work. Some have more extreme interests both inside and outside of work. If you're considering a locksmiths career, but worry that it might be too boring for you, there are many ways to make it more interesting.