Welcome to the new home of

Casino Surveillance News

Here’s the situation: Since 2002, when I originally built the site, I have been expanding and maintaining it using an antique Microsoft website editor.

I’ve been through three computers since then, and the only one left with an operating system that supported the old MS software was a five year-old laptop.

The poor old thing died, taking the old MS program with it, and now I have to not only learn a new HTML editor, I have to rebuild about 100 pages from the ground up. The old MS program used a lot of theme materials that are not supported by other programs. It really was a dinosaur. The only good thing is that I was a good boy, and no actual content was lost due to my habit of continual redundant backup.

So until I start getting my materials rebuilt in new format, this is the first page you will see. You can also visit my new sister site at www.casinosurveillancetraining.com, where you will find my latest and best offer for training Casino Surveillance personnel.

I have had to get out of the training seminars business, for a variety of reasons. I took a fresh look at the business of selling seminars for training Surveillance, and really saw what it was I was selling: at best, a temporary solution. It does not really serve the needs of my client casinos, and it does not serve the needs of the people I was training.

A fuller explanation of both the reasons for the change, and my new and improved product–a permanent solution for training staff in Surveillance–can be found on this page, my new home page. Or click the link above for the sister site.

For the next couple of weeks, while I rebuild, this will be the new home page for CSN.  Once I have a majority of the site back online, we’ll put things back the way they were and I will use this blog page for the most recent newsletters.

Please bear with us until then, and many thanks for your continued attention.

(The old laptop, which had traveled literally all over the western hemisphere, deserves a wake. It has been a friend for many years, and has delivered more than fifty training seminars, has had many articles and even more training presentations created on it, as well as having been the real home of the CSN website. Sniffle. It has now gone to that Great Computer Resting Ground In The Sky. I wish it many happy algorithms, and far less abuse than I gave it.)