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"I want to know the best way to kill next door neighbors  cat, with out them suspecting anything. Its her closest pet and I need it to be gone. It kills bird and it comes in my back yard. Is there any way to poision it or dart it?
I copied the question above (typos and all) from a 2002 message thread on the revenge-obsessed website Bombshock titled "How to Kill a Cat." You may wonder what brought me to this decade old discussion of killing small animals. Why I'd want to be there at all. And why I continued perusing it through responses that ranged from the practical – Antifreeze. Mix it with meat – to the rather, um, hostile - The very best way is to give me your address. I can come to your house, and cut your fucking nuts off. Then, I will feed them to the cat & maybe it will choke and back to – sugar and bleach, stirred into milk - the practical again.
I was looking for an answer to something that had been bothering, okay, haunting me for months: why do so many people poison their neighbor's pets? Why? Why? "They're very unhappy people," my husband replied when I first raised the issue at home. "They're assholes," said my son. To tell you the truth, these both seemed like pretty charitable answers to me. And I might have let it go at that if I hadn't read another news article on the subject on the very next day, and the next, and the next again.
The problem, my problem in this case, is that I run daily Google alerts for poisoning events, a habit I developed while working my recent book, The Poisoner's Handbook. I usually laugh when I tell people about it; yeah, I say, maybe it makes me sound a little twisted. But I sift through the alerts for interesting stories and for patterns, repeated poisonous events. And over the last year, I started to develop an uneasy awareness that hardly a week passed without a pet poisoning story. Hardly a day, in fact. Last year, I tallied up more than almost 300 stories (171 concerning dogs, 123 about cats). I briefly cited both that pattern and my reluctance to write about it in a post this fall called The Poisoner's Calendar, which I mostly focused on the simpler subject of carbon monoxide.
But this year, the first dog poisoning story came on January 2, from a small town in western Canada. It was followed on Saturday by a query to Canada's Calgary Herald, a letter titled "What Kind of Twisted Person Would Poison a Dog?" Since this was pretty much my ongoing question, I hoped it would tell me. But the author had not answer. She was writing because her dogs had also been poisoned with strychnine and one was in critical condition: We also cannot imagine why anyone would want to put the dogs through so much suffering; it is a terrible thing to see.
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The Baltimore SunFormer Cincinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin, who at times was overshadowed at the position by his contemporary -- the Orioles' Cal Ripken Jr. -- was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame this afternoon. Larkin, in his second year of...Tags: Rafael Palmeiro, New York Yankees, Cincinnati Reds, Cal Ripken, Jr., Baseball
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There's Finally One Guy In Washington Who's Talking Sense On The Deficit -- Too Bad Everyone Else Just Wants To Get Reelected
Unfortunately, neither political party is listening to him.
Instead, they're just stuffing their fingers in their ears while the debt-ceiling deadline rolls ever closer (and sucking up to their "bases" to make sure they get re-elected.)
The Republicans, for example, continue to stick to their insistence that we fix our problems by slashing spending immediately and raising no additional revenue. That this position is, as the Economist said last week, "economically illiterate and disgracefully cynical," not to mention hypocritical, doesn't appear to bother them a bit.
The Democrats, meanwhile, insist that Medicare and Social Security are sacrosanct, even though these programs are clearly going to bankrupt the country unless they are modified. The Democrats' "plan" to address the deficit, in other words, appears to be to shove their heads deep in the sand.
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(And if that's what they're doing, by the way, they should be fired and charged with treason. For those elected to lead the country, the country's interests should come before any political considerations).
But at least one person in Washington is now talking sense. And, happily, he's the most powerful person in the room.
Here, courtesy of the New York Times, is some of what President Obama had to say yesterday from his "bully pulpit":
To the Republicans, who are suddenly so alarmed by the country's financial situation that they are willing to force default to avoid compromise:
"I've been hearing from my Republican friends for quite some time that it is a moral imperative to tackle our debt and our deficit," Mr. Obama said. "What I've said to them is, 'let's go.'"
(On this score, Obama's White House has proposed a plan with an estimated $4 trillion in long-term savings, one built primarily on spending cuts. The Republicans are refusing to even engage with it because it includes closing some tax loopholes.)
To the members of both parties, who are putting their self-interests ahead of the country's:
"American democracy works when people listen to each other, we are willing to give each other the benefit of the doubt, we assume the patriotism, good intentions of the other side, and we are willing to compromise."
To the Democrats, who are refusing to even consider tinkering with Medicare and Social Security:
Grow up. [Not an exact quote].
To the Republicans, who are fighting compromise by saying that Obama wants to "raise taxes during a recession," Obama points out that no taxes would go up until 2013:
"No one is talking about raising taxes right now... have bent over backwards to work with the Republicans that comes up with a formulation that doesn't require them to vote sometime in the next month to increase taxes."
And so on.
To be clear about this: Over the long haul, spending does need to be cut, but slashing it now, suddenly, will deliver a hammer blow to an already frail economy. The country will plunge back into recession, unemployment will soar, and--importantly from a budget perspective--government revenues will drop. The latter outcome, which we're seeing in Greece, the UK, and other countries that have tried "austerity" as a near-term solution, will defeat the whole purpose of trying to balance the budget by cutting spending. It will lead to a sharp reduction in government revenue, which will exacerbate the situation. (Translation: It sounds sensible and prudent, but it won't work.)
Not that the Democrats' "plan" is any better. The Democrats plan appears to be to ignore the crisis, keep their heads stuffed deep in the sand with respect to Medicare, Social Security, and other spending programs, and jack up taxes only on "the rich." The latter element will have to be part of the solution to our woes, but it won't solve the problem. Spending is going to have to be cut, and taxes are likely going to have to rise for everyone.
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It's painfully clear that both entitlement and tax reform are needed to put the budget on the right path. Democrats want to pretend there's no crisis and Republicans want to pretend that spending cuts are a fix-all. Neither side is correct.
It's true - Obama is just gearing up for election season. That said, the logic behind his statements (whether or not he actually means them) is correct.
If I was a member of the press, I'd ask him why the hell there's a debt and deficit problem anyway since the Affordable Care Act was supposed to strengthen Medicare and cut the deficit. If his health care reform plan was to seriously bend the cost curve lower and improve our financial prospects, why is he conceding that there is any problem with the costs of Medicare at all?
You have to be a clown, or a total partisan, to not see through this.
Last February, Obama proposed a budget (in a speech, not an actual budget document, mind you) for which most optimistic assumptions added at least $600 billion of new debt every year for 10 years. It has been over two years since the federal government has had a budget, and during that entire time the Congress was controlled by Democrats.
The fact is - and no amount of Obama hagiography by the left can hide it - that the annual deficits exploded beginning in 2007 when the Democrats controlled both houses. I do not defend G.W.B.'s fiscal record, but Obama makes Bush look like a piker. The graphs for federal deficits for the last 100 years, by administration, are here. See for yourself what I mean.
So Obama says that no one is talking about raising taxes? Why didn't you include the whole quote, which is: "So, when you hear folks saying 'Well, the president shouldn't want massive job killing tax increases when the economy is this weak.' Nobody's looking to raise taxes right now. We're talking about potentially 2013 and the out years.
Once upon a time a Democrat presidential nominee could stand before the American people and say, ""We are living on borrowed money and borrowed time. These deficits hike interest rates, clobber exports, stunt investment, kill jobs, undermine growth, cheat our kids and shrink our future."
Proof that a Democrat actually said that is here. But there is no one in the Democrat party with either the courage or conviction to say that now.
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Civil War monument to be dedicated June 1 to Confederate Capt. Samuel Freeman whose once mysterious burial site recently was confirmed in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Marches and rallies against seed giant Monsanto were held in cities across the U.S., including Nashville, and in dozens of other countries Saturday.
Walter Thomas Durham, Tennessee's state historian for the past decade and author of 24 books on Tennessee history, who left a lasting mark especially in his hometown of Gallatin, died on Friday at the age of 88.
Records released Saturday by the state health department show three identical agreements and fines were imposed in March as a result of a Nov. 19, 2012, inspection of the Main Street Family Pharmacy.
Chip Saltsman, a former Tennessee Republican Party chairman and manager of former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee's presidential campaign, has joined state Rep. Joe Carr's congressional bid as its campaign director.
Last year's fungal meningitis outbreak was a nightmare for Tennesseans. Our state alone suffered 152 cases, including 15 deaths.
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Steve Gorman, the drummer for The Black Crowes, finds a studio when the band is on tour to broadcast his daily sports talk radio show.
Newly appointed Rutgers athletics director Julie Hermann, hired May 15 to clean up an athletics department reeling from scandal, is involved in a controversy of her own stemming from her time at Tennessee.
Tennessee celebrated a come-from-behind 5-3 victory over Alabama a victory that puts the Lady Vols back in Oklahoma City for the Womens College World Series.
Jimmie Johnson already has a résumé worthy of NASCAR's Hall of Fame, but he's focused just on adding another win to his total.
Middle Tennessee churches are turning to Twitter and their collection plates to help raise money for tornado victims in Oklahoma.
If Tennessee's educators fail to report possible sex abuse, even among students, they could land in court or jail.
A Nashville area nonprofit group, Decisions, Choices and Options, talks to Hillsboro High students about sex, but some say the information was inaccurate and biased.
The Oreck family plans to buy the vacuum cleaner company back through bankruptcy court and restore some manufacturing to the U.S. that had been moved offshore. The company says it can still be successful making products here, a strategy that many other manufacturers including the Wearwell ergonomic floor-coverings company in Smyrna have been embracing lately. There is a resurgence in manufacturing in the U.S. and in Tennessee, experts say.
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"Pollan's done it again"
A brilliant book, and a real treat to have Pollan himself narrate it. It's about gardening, yes, but also about Nature and our place in her. Laugh out loud funny in spots (who knew that an in-depth discussion of seed catalogues could be so hilarious?) Second Nature is a book that has the ability to challenge assumptions and cause us to look at our environment(s) in new ways. Definitely not just for gardeners!
"I loved it"
Great book. Decent science fiction novels are so few and far between; it was a treat to encounter this one.
"If You Like 1950s Sci Fi..."
It is hard to believe that this novel was written in the present era. At one point, the lead character, in a space suit out on the Moon's surface, asks one of his assistants to go inside and get him a camera. Right. Like in a century from now (or whenever the near-ish future date is) that there's not going to be a camera in his suit - or retina, or...There are several similar instances which reveal a poorly conceived future setting (a pad of paper, conveniently found in a desk drawer, on a limited-supply Moon outpost? Riiiight. Even today, the average N American only picks up a pen every few weeks) etc etc. Then there is the dialogue. It's not just cliché-ridden and cringeworthy, it's also frighteningly dated with regard to the sayings people use and rife with cultural references that are already decades past. MAYBE the author intended to use phrases so old that many of today's 20-somethings wouldn't even know what they meant - just so the book would come off as authentic classic sci-fi from another era. Sort of like what SM Stirling did with his Mars & Venus 'Sky People' alternative reality books a few years back. I sure hope so. The alternative - that Bova meant this to be a modern, credible science fiction novel - is scary to contemplate.
"If You're Into Marvel Comics..."
...you may enjoy this book. But if you're not, it may not be very interesting. As a fan myself, I personally was riveted. In the last third or so of the book, I felt sad at what I heard. There are good reasons as to why the comics of the 1960s-80s were often quite good and the 90s so dreadful, and they are delineated in gory detail in the book.
In some ways I regret taking in this book, because any illusions I had about Marvel were shattered. I will never again be able to watch a Marvel movie - or read the comics for that matter - without being aware of the stunning, greedy injustices that were perpetrated upon longtime creators who worked at Marvel, most notably Jack Kirby.
Quite recently, a judge ruled that Disney/Marvel owns the characters that Kirby created. In another ruling, the creator of Ghost Rider, Gary Friedrich, was actually ordered to pay Disney 17K! Even though Friedrich created it - it says so very plainly on the splash page of the inaugural issue - it belongs to Disney/Marvel.
If you move over to another medium, say, if Stephen King writes a novel, does the company that publishes the book own the rights to the book?
Many of the ideas that have become substrate to the sci-fi and super hero movies seen today were created by chain smoking guys in tiny apartments in New York City decades ago, for very little money. They did not retain rights to the characters they invented.
The Avengers Movie of 2012, which mostly features characters created by Jack Kirby, had the biggest opening weekend of any movie ever in North America. It was also the fastest film in history to hit the $1 billion mark, and ultimately grossed $1.51 billion worldwide.
Kirby's family won't be seeing any of that money; nor would Jack himself, were he alive today.
"Yet Another Perspective"
There are points in this book in which Cernan describes being on the moon and a VIBE comes across that is truly amazing. I have read/listened to many different accounts of the Apollo missions, but there is something about this one by Cernan that really stuck with me. Much of what he writes I already knew about, but the bits that I hadn't heard of - and especially, the "vibe" - made this book a real treat to listen to.
Sometimes it's better to let someone else narrate an author's work, however this isn't one of those times. Cernan's own voice adds a lot to the experience.
"Good, But Not His Best"
Pillars of the Earth and World Without End were, to me, "10s," whereas Fall of Giants & Winter of the World are more like "6's".
Winter is mostly compelling, but drags in places. It also has a number of coincidences which scream "novelist at work," which come deep into the book, when the reader should hopefully be fully absorbed into the story. I found myself wishing that the spell were not so easily broken.
Make no mistake: Follett is awesome; I've read everything he's ever published and jump on each new book immediately, however his new stuff is, for me, "good" rather than "transcendently amazing."
I am amazed that all of the reviews for this audiobook are so positive. Personally, I found this latest installment of Destroyermen insufferable, and that's an understatement.
The first few Destroyermen books had their flaws, for sure, but those flaws were far outweighed by a number of positive factors, like the discovery of an interesting new world: who were the Grik, and how about the other humans, from a different time period? Slowly discovering the answers to these questions, as the author gradually unravelled the mysteries, kept things interesting. Now, the sense of mystery is gone. Also, the character development in the earlier books, while not amazing, was sufficient enough that I cared about a number of the people in the story. Now that too is gone. The characters are more like caricatures. The Lemurians, whose heads we actually got inside before, have now been reduced to belittled half wits, always eager to please; I could not tell one from another. It comes off as kinda racist, actually, the way they are portrayed now. The exception is the elder Lemurians who, as before, speak as if they have been not only speaking English for many years, but also doing some seriously erudite studying of vocabulary, idioms and hard core literature, but it seems more extreme now.
Princess Rebecca's little pet: profoundly irritating. I'm sure it'll save her life soon. The exchanges between Matt and Sandra are rife with cringe-inducing, hackneyed lines and are painful to listen to. The Dom: why do so many of these books have an evil religious cult thrown into the mix? (the also-in-a-state-of-downward-spiral SM Stirling Emberverse series also suffers from this, as do a few other recent/comparatively recent fiction outings). And why, oh why, Grik Zeppelins? Zeppelins?
The originality of the earlier novels has been lost.
Iron Gray Sea was the last Destroyermen book that I will read or listen to. This is a situation where it may have been better for the author to wrap things up before they got stale - and then started something fresh. I am happy that the majority of the people who listened to the book loved it and are clamouring for more - at least those who have taken time to rate & review. I am not, alas, in that majority.
"Slow at Points, But When it's Good, it's Good!"
I found this book almost disturbingly slow and downright boring in the beginning, and indeed at certain points further along. It was way too long-winded, and talk about belabouring the obvious! However, some very very cool insights and pieces of information eventually popped out, which made the listen worthwhile. An oft very enjoyable writing style, plus excellent narration - both of which got better and better as the book progressed, also made a big difference. I am very happy that I stuck with it, as by the end, I actually loved the book. At some point I may acquire the hard copy to savour the good bits again.
In the past year and a half, I have listened to Armstrong's biography, "First Man", Aldrin's autobiography, "Magnificent Desolation", and Craig Nelson's "Rocket Men". All three were excellent; chock full of facts I didn't know previously. Therefore, I hesitating before downloading "Moonshot" - hadn't I heard enough about Apollo? The answer is an emphatic "NO." Dan Parry's opus is simply fantastic. Upon hearing his narrative, I am convinced that an Apollo 11 movie would be every bit as exciting as "Apollo 13" was. (Quick! - somebody make it while the three astronauts are still alive!)
Parry's book is extremely well structured. He keeps the story of the flight of Eleven going, with alternating sections of equal length to fill in the necessary background information. The editing is crisp, and all of the important facts - including some I had either no previous knowledge of, or had failed to understand clearly before - are concisely covered with no fluff. Parry did his homework very thoroughly; his source material was probably tomes, yet he manages to brings the sheer complexity of the mission into clear focus, in less than 11 hours of audiobook time.
The use of actual quotes by the astronauts and mission control guys is a real treat. The quotes are integrated seamlessly, and add much to the feeling of immediacy of the book. I loved how well the author conveyed the dramatic moments - and there were some nail biters! John Chancer's narration is also spot on.
I notice that "Rocket Men" has several positive reviews. It's a great book, I recommend it, but it did not keep me on the edge of my seat like "Moon Shot". Five well-deserved stars.
"THE Worst Connelly Novel Amid a Pile of Great Ones"
Until 9 Dragons, I have enjoyed all of Michael Connelly's novels. They are usually, taut, believe-able and gripping, with a decent amount of character development, especially compared to what one usually finds in this genre.
9 Dragons is anything but.
If you are out to turn someone on to this author, don't start with this book!! Dunno what happened, but this far-fetched, dog of a story, while engaging enough, is not even close to the level of Connelly's other outings. It's as he's created an "alternative reality" Bosch. Maybe that's it. In another novel or three, we'll find out that in the real universe, Rachel is still alive and 9 Dragons was some aberrated fantasy/dream sequence or something. Maybe Connelly has a penchant for sci-fi yet to be revealed..?
"I like to think of it as an "alternative ending""
Three books: Spin, Axis and Vortex.
If Spin is viewed as a standalone novel, the Hypotheticals (aka the aliens) are a vast Mystery, so vast and complex that mere mortal humans cannot even conceive of what they are.
In Axis/Vortex - especially by the end of Vortex - the Hypos are pretty much explained.
This works, certainly. Vortex is a very good read. RCW delivers once again with good character development (yay!) and a clear, taut narrative. He gets around the problem of creating believeable characters 10,000 years into the future in a clever way. The Big Concept approach of Spin is continued, with a lovely balance struck between the "human interest" element (characters we can relate to and care about) and the sci-fi stuff. Both elements are well described and compelling. The ending is satisfying and not only beautifully written (one gets the sense that a LOT of care went into this) but also moving.
Still, there is something about the Hypotheticals being so far beyond us that they are intrinsically, utterly Unknowable (as they were in Spin) that really appeals to me, so I prefer to think of Axis/Vortex as a POSSIBLE ending to the saga, rather than THE ending.


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"Has there ever been more of a time where government was more intrusive than it is today? And to the point that it is really psychotic," she said. "There is something very wrong in this town."
Haley and other state executives are in town for the National Governors Association annual winter meeting. The select group heard from President Barack Obama Monday morning at the White House, where he urged governors to put pressure on Congress to avert the upcoming fiscal slashing.
Like Haley, Gov. Bobby Jindal argued that Washington lacked leadership and more specifically targeted the president. While the Louisiana Republican and potential 2016 presidential contender argued for more cuts, he took issue with the across-the-board approach, saying there was a smarter, better way to make reductions.
He said the administration was exaggerating the impact of the cuts and called on Obama to stop "scaring" the public into thinking a doomsday scenario was near.
"I think it's time for the president to show leadership," Jindal said. "The reality is he's been engaged in almost non-stop campaigning trying to scare the American people, trying to scare now states and others."
The White House released Sunday night a detailed analysis of the potential impact of the cuts, and the president issued dire warnings himself Monday when he spoke before the NGA.
"These impacts will not all be felt on Day One but rest assured, the uncertainty is already having an effect," the president said. "Companies are preparing lay off notices. Families are preparing to cut back on expenses and the longer these cuts are in place, the bigger the impact will become."
The president has largely placed blame on Republicans for refusing to allow new revenue on the table as part of a deficit-reduction deal. Republicans, in turn, say tax increases would only cripple the economy, not boost it. Real change, they argue, will only come through spending cuts on inefficiencies in Washington.
Democratic governors also voiced their opinions Monday, urging Congress to gather in a bipartisan fashion to prevent the forced spending cuts that are expected to kill $750,000 and hurt economic growth.
"Really what we're saying is let's just get the job done," Gov. Dan Malloy of Connecticut said. "That's what we're paying you for. That's what you're here for. Work with the president. Find a way to get it done. Or, if you want, just turn us over, turn it over to us governors and we'll negotiate it."


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An overview of key research findings in five national markets.
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Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the sixth busiest airport in the world and third in the United States, offering more than 600 daily flights to 91 domestic cities and more than 1,000 weekly nonstop flights to 58 cities in 32 countries on nearly 75 air carriers. It ranks 13th in the world in air cargo tonnage processed.
In 2011, LAX served more than 61 million passengers, processed more than 1.8 million tons of air cargo valued at nearly $84.6 billion, and handled 603,912 aircraft operations (landings and takeoffs). LAX is part of a system of three Southern California airports – along with LA/Ontario International and Van Nuys general aviation – that are owned and operated by Los Angeles World Airports, a proprietary department of the City of Los Angeles that receives no funding from the City's general fund.
A $4.11-billion capital improvement program is underway at LAX, generating nearly 40,000 local jobs. The program's centerpiece is the $1.5-billion Bradley West Project with new gates for latest-generation aircraft; new concourses and seating areas; new retail and food-and-beverage offerings reflecting Los Angeles' cuisine and culture; and expanded areas for more efficient security screening, immigration and customs processing. There also are several major airfield and facility projects, including a new Central Utility Plant, new taxiways and taxi lanes, and multi-million-dollar renovations – undertaken by both LAWA and the airlines – to other terminals.
Brief History
Originally known as Mines Field, the LAX site has been used as a general aviation field since 1928. During World War II, it was used for military flights. Commercial airline service started in December 1946. The present terminal complex was constructed in 1961. In the early 1980s, LAX added domestic and international terminals and a second-level roadway.
Economic Impact
LAX is a dynamic airport that creates, attracts and supports economic activity throughout Southern California.
Total passenger volume for 2011 was 61,862,052, compared to 59,069,409 in 2010. International travel increased to 16,731,324 passengers from 15,935,262 passengers in 2010.
International flights make a substantial contribution to the economy of Southern California, adding $82.1 billion in total economic output, plus 363,700 direct and indirect jobs with annual wages of $19.3 billion in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura Counties, according to a 2007 study by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation.
Total air cargo tonnage was 1,080,734 in 2011, compared to 1,926,825 in 2010. Air freight was 1,049,257 tons, down from 1,852,791 in 2010. .Air mail tonnage was 31,477 tons in 2011, down from 74,034 tons in 2010.
An estimated 59,000 jobs directly attributable to LAX are located on or near the airport. Approximately 408,000 jobs, spread throughout the region, are attributable to LAX. Employment in the City of Los Angeles due to the airport is estimated to be 158,000 jobs. One in 20 jobs in Southern California is attributed to LAX operations.
Central Terminal Area
The central complex features nine passenger terminals connected by a U-shaped two-level roadway. Curbside baggage check-in is available on the upper departure level. Baggage claim is on the lower level. Brand-named and ethnic-styled restaurants, cocktail lounges, gift shops, newsstands, duty free shops for international flights, restrooms, public telephones and business centers offer convenient services for the traveling public.
Other amenities include a first-aid station in the Tom Bradley International Terminal and special telephones connected to area hotels/motels, bus/limousine services and car rental firms serving most Southland communities. Free shuttle service is provided between all terminals and remote parking lots.
The Encounter Restaurant is located 70 feet above the ground in the center of the historic Theme Building complex. The restaurant, topped by an observation deck, features a space-age interior design. The Observation Deck offers spectacular views and is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
Air Traffic Control
The 277-foot control tower is uniquely designed to service LAX's four parallel runways. Individual local control and ground controllers handle their duties for each of the four runways. Clearance delivery, flight data and gate-hold positions are operated from the central position of the tower cab.
Coast Guard Facilities
The U.S. Coast Guard Air Station, the only one of its kind in the country, provides around–the-clock vigilance on search/rescue missions. Its personnel conduct maritime law enforcement on oil pollution in coastal waters. The station is located adjacent to the north runway complex.
Public Parking
Nearly 8,000 parking stalls are available in eight parking structures located opposite the roadways from the passenger terminals. In addition to the central terminal area parking, LAX has a capacity of over 4,500 parking stalls available in Parking Lot C.
Free shuttle service to airline terminals is provided from Lot C. Perimeter parking Lot C, northeast of the airport, also contains the Metropolitan Transportation Authority Bus Center, which connects public bus systems with the courtesy LAX shuttle bus service provided by the airport.
Public Transportation
Among the modes of transportation available at LAX are airport bus service, door-to-door shuttle van service, local bus lines, light rail, rental cars, and taxicabs. A free, frequent shuttle bus connects LAX with METRO's Green Line Light Rail. Shuttle service is provided at no charge for passengers making connecting flights between terminal buildings.
The LAX FlyAway bus service provides frequent nonstop transportation between LAX and Van Nuys Bus Terminal, Union Station in downtown Los Angeles and Westwood/UCLA, and the City of Irvine.
Services for the Disabled
LAX provides many services to assist passengers or visitors with disability. Along with special parking spaces, ramp ways and elevators, a free shuttle equipped with a lift for disabled persons in wheelchairs operates between Lot C and airline terminals. Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf (TDD) or speech-impaired are available in all terminals.
Cargo Facilities
Fast becoming a major cargo distribution center, LAX has 1,000 cargo flights each day linking Los Angeles with the world. Its handling facilities include the 98-acre Century Cargo Complex, the 57.4-acre Imperial Complex, the Imperial Cargo Center and a number of terminals on the south side of the airport.


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Eduardo Sánchez, half of the team behind classic found footage horror 'The Blair Witch Project', returns to the horror fray with his latest directorial effort 'Lovely Molly'. The new feature aired at this years SXSW which will have a limited run in theatres on 18 May courtesy of Image Entertainment. Newcomer Gretchen Lodge plays the psychologically disturbed Molly and she is joined by Alexandra Holden -below ('Dead End'), Johnny Lewis, Ken Arnold, Katie Foster, Daniel Ross and Lauren Lakis. Sanchez co-penned the script with Jamie Nash, who he also worked with on his previous projects 'Seventh Moon' and 'Altered'. Check out the plot info and a brand new one-sheet below.
"When newlywed Molly Reynolds returns to her long-abandoned family home, frightful reminders of a nightmarish childhood begin seeping into her new life. She soon begins an inexorable descent into evil that blurs the lines between psychosis and possession."'Lovely Molly' One-Sheet
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lETHPAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY YOUR OFFICIAL. HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Serving Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge, Seaford, OM Bethpage and Plainview VOL. 25 NO. 18 March 13-19, 1992 25 CENTS There Ought to Be a Law Contest For Students r Senator Kemp Hannon ( R-Nassau ) Is looking for a few good ideas from school students in the 6th Senate District who are participating in a "There Ought To Be a Law" contest. "Government works best when the people get involved. The "There Ought To Be A Law" contest affords many of our school students the opportunity to bring their thoughts into public view", stated Senator Hannon. "! am hoping to stimulate some of the thoughts of our younger residents on how this state could be better run". The "There Ought To Be A Law" contest is a contest comprised of many students from throughout the 6th Senate District. Each participating student will submit their idea for a new law in New York State and these suggestions will be judged. Each participating school will have a winner. That individual's idea will then be judged against the other school winners and a Grand Prize Winner will be chosen. Thirty-six schools are participating In the 1992 contest representing approximately 3300 students. The sixth graders of St. Martin of Tours and the JFK Middle School in Bethpage are participating In the contest, and one of these students may have the unique opportunity of having their idea for a new law introduced in the State Legislature. The winners of each school will participate in an awards ceremony where the Grand Prize Winner will be announced. The winner of the Grand Prize will receive a $100.00 Savings Bond. In conclusion, Senator Hannon said, "It's gratifying to see so many students participate in a contest which gives them an inside look at the workings of state government. I look forward to reviewing all the entries in search of the idea which will have a chance at becoming part of our state laws". For further information contact- Patricia Bassolino at 222- 0068. WeApolo^ze to 4-H WALK AMERICA run Dill I n UBrEv 19 Pl^tumd above the 4-H Clubs who participated In the March 1 Salute an*i parde for Connie Doolan. They are the 4-H Busy Bees and the I 4-1 Tiny Tots. Carrying the banner Is Bridget Brenlon and Brlanne Na gel. Oyster Bay Town Councilman teonard B. Symons (right) displays a "Walk America" poster with Mamh of Dimes Youth Ambassador Meghan Coutlerl of Hlcksillle, announcing this year's march for healthier babies on Sunday, April. 2ith. Councilman Symons will captain a waiklng team from the Town of Oyster Bay, which will participate in the 11 mile fund raising walk through Elsenhower Park. Also on hand for the occasion were Nassau County Chairman of Walk America Tony DeQregorlo and Long Island Walk America and March of Dimes Chairman Arthur Sanders. Those interested In supporting a worthwhile cause and having a great time in the process can fotn the Walk America Team by calling 496-21M.
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Made in Zimbabwe from cow horn and bone by an enterprising man called Joseph. He has invented a machine which helps him to carve and buff the horn and bone, bringing out the beauty of these natural materials and giving the earrings their polished finish. These designs are exclusive to Vagabond Van.
Check out The Vagabond Adventures' blog post for more information and photos from their visit.
Joseph at his outdoor workshop in Zimbabwe.
Although horn and bone is traditionally used in African adornment...
Joseph has modernised the process by inventing an amazing electricity driven cutting and polishing machine which gives his creations their fabulous finish.


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Children's investigators quantify high levels of radiation exposure
A study led by Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota's Anupam Kharbanda, MD, shows that children receiving computed tomography (CT) scans often received significant doses of radiation.
Dr. Kharbanda, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Children's, was the lead author on "Analysis of Radiation Exposure Among Pediatric Trauma Patients at National Trauma Centers." The study, which used a database of children receiving treatment for traumatic injuries at trauma centers across the United States, is published in the Journal of Trauma, March 2013.
CT scans have become a mainstay of initial evaluation for both pediatric and adult patients who have experienced trauma – one of the most frequent emergency department complaints.
Approaching the issue from the perspective that children are not simply small adults, Dr. Kharbanda and his team sought to investigate the effects of radiation exposure on pediatric patients. Children are more sensitive than adult patients to the effects of ionizing radiation but few studies have described the radiation exposure to pediatric patients during these evaluations.
Read more about the research here »
Anupam Kharbanda, MD, Andrew Flood, career scientist, Karen Blumberg, MD, and Nathan Kreykes, MD, "Analysis of Radiation Exposure Among Pediatric Trauma Patients at National Trauma Centers." Journal of Trauma. March 2013.
Research Team
Anupam Kharbanda, MD, emergency medicine Andrew Flood, career scientist |
Karen Blumberg, MD, radiology Nathan Kreykes, MD, surgery |
Children's radiology program fast facts:• Radiology procedures located at three Children's locations: Minneapolis, St. Paul and Minnetonka |
Our Team
Children's Research and Sponsored Programs Team
Children's clinical investigators are supported by a robust research department. Our team is inspired by the children and families we serve and the researchers who are committed to finding answers. Our investigators and research staff seek knowledge through research that will benefit children for generations to come.
Research Administration
- Camerone Bey, MA, MPA - Director, research and sponsored programs
- Andrew Flood, PhD - Career scientist
- Yi Lu (Rachel), MS - Health services researcher
- Nathaniel R. Payne, MD, MHSA - Medical director, quality and safety and research
- Angela Plaisance, BA - Grants and contracts specialist
- Erica Swift, MSHS, CCRP - Grants and contracts specialist
Cardiovascular and Critical Care Research Center
- Angela Doucette, BA - Clinical Research Associate
- Alison Overman, BA - Clinical research associate I
- Erin Zielinski, CCRP - Clinical research coordinator
Cystic Fibrosis
- Andrea Gruber, BS - Clinical research associate I
- Mahrya Johnson, BA, CCRP - Sr. clinical research coordinator (also supports diabetes/endocrinology and genetics)
Diabetes and Endocrinology Research
- Christine Benoit, BA - Clinical research coordinator
- Lisa Read, MPH, CCRP - Clinical research coordinator
- Molly Barrett, BS - Clinical research associate I
Grant Accounting
- Joy Berens - Associate accountant
- Melissa Ketter - Accountant
- Natalie Ruiz - Senior accountant
- Lou Urban - Grant accounting manager
Hematology/Oncology Research
- Ann Blake - Administrative assistant
- Anastasia Brown - Clinical research associate I
- Stacy Doering - Clinical research associate I
- Maggie Haltvick - Clinical research associate I
- Anne Harris - Clinical research coordinator
- Nicole Hart, MS RN - Clinical research coordinator
- Jennifer Lee, BS, CCRP - IRB and research support coordinator
- Ann Logelin - Clinical research associate I
- Courtney McClenachan - Clinical research associate I
- Pauline Mitby, MPH - Sr. clinical research coordinator
- Lezlie Rabine, RHIA - Clinical research associate I
- Ashley Schultz - Clinical research associate I
- Chris Sigstad - Clinical research associate II
- Mary Lamers Tkach - Clinical research associate I
- Gretchen Williams, BS, CCRP - Clinical research coordinator
Infant Diagnostic and Research Center
- Angela Brey, LRT - Clinical research associate I
- Abdul Mansoor, MD - Senior clinical coordinator
- Pat Meyers, CCRC, RRT - Sr. clinical research coordinator
- Cathy Worwa, RRT, CCRP - Clinical research coordinator
Institutional Review Board
- Don Brunnquell, PhD - Chair
- Debra McKeehen, MS - IRB administrator
- Kathy Thaemlitz, BS - IRB administrative assistant sr.
- Lisa Kappenman
- Laboratory research specialist
Pain Medicine, Palliative Care & Integrative Medicine
- Andrea Nugent, MPH, CCRC, PhD candidate - Sr. clinical research coordinator
- Laurie Pane Foster, MEd, CCRP, CCLS - Clinical research coordinator
- Ashley Young, BS - Clinical research associate I (also supports CF)
Emergency Medicine and Trauma
- Nikki Braaten, BS - Research assistant
- Michael Herriges, BA - Research assistant
- Samuel Kim, BS - Research assistant
- Ernest Krause, BA - Clinical research associate I
- Heidi Vander Velden, MS, CCRP - Sr. clinical research coordinator (administratively supports CV/CCRC)
Children's Clinical Research Investigators
The clinical investigators at Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota are recognized nationally and internationally for their excellent care and outcomes. Their research efforts contribute to this excellence and ensure future improvements in care delivery and outcomes.
Our investigators engage in a wide range of research activities. They develop and implement their own projects, collaborate with investigators at other hospitals and universities, participate in registries and clinical trial networks, and consult as experts. Partnerships with entities such as the Therapeutic Development Network of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Children's Oncology Group, and the Pediatric Heart Network enable clinical research centers worldwide to consolidate research efforts and provide patients with leading edge treatments.
Cystic Fibrosis
- Cindy Brady, RN, DNP
- Keith Cavanaugh, MD
- Katie Fenlon, DPT
- John McNamara, MD
- Michael Pryor, MD
- Mary Sachs, RN, CNP
- Renee Temme, MS, CGC
Cardiovascular and Critical Care Research Center
- Charlie Baker, MD
- Dori Baker, RN, CNP, AE-C
- David Burton, MD
- Chris Carter, MD
- Kirsten Dummer, MD
- Kelly Han, MD
- Christine Hills, MD
- Robert Horvath, MD
- Stephen Kurachek, MD
- David Gremmels, MD
- Ken Maslonka, MD
- Frank Moga, MD
- Didima Mon-Sprehe, MD
- Brooke Moore, MD, MPH
- Jeff Nowak, MD
- David Overman, MD
- Trish Scherer, MD
- Rod Tarrago, MD
- Marko Vezmar, MD
- Bill Wheeler, MD
- Judy Zier, MD
Diabetes and Endocrine Center
- M. Jennifer Abuzzahab, MD
- Laura Gandrud, MD
- Jennifer Kyllo, MD
- Angela Tridgell, MD
- Constantinos Voulgaropoulos, MD
Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)
- James Sidman, MD
- Nancy Mendelsohn, MD
- Mary Ella Pierpont, MD
- arah Dugan, MD
Hematology/Oncology Research
- Anne Bendel, MD
- Bruce Bostrom, MD
- Laura Gilchrist, PT, PhD
- Margaret Heisel Kurth, MD
- Casey Hooke, RN, CNS, PhD
- Susan Kearney, MD
- Yoav Messinger, MD
- Stephen Nelson, MD
- Joanna Perkins, MD
- Jawwhar Rawwas, MD
- KrisAnn Schultz, MD
- Susan Sencer, MD
- Michael Sprehe, MD
Pain Medicine, Palliative Care and Integrative Medicine
- Stefan Friedrichsdorf, MD
- Kaci Osenga, MD
Neonatal Intensive Care Program
- Ellen Bendel-Stenzel, MD
- Neil Mulrooney, MD
- Nina Perdue, MD
Infant Diagnostic Research Center
- Mark Mammel, MD
- Andrea Lampland, MD
Trauma and Emergency Medicine
- Anupam Kharbanda, MD
- Henry Ortega, MD
- Sam Reid, MD
Education and Training
To promote integrity and responsibility in research, RSP maintains several courses regarding research education and project management. These courses are available to any staff currently engaged in or interested in research.
Offered Courses
- Protection of Human Subjects Training*
- Financial Conflicts of Interest (FCOI) Training*
- Grants 101 Training
- Research Seminar Series
*Prior to engaging in any research activity at Children's, all investigators and study personnel (research assistants, coordinators, etc) are required to complete both "Protection of human subjects" and "Financial conflict of interest" courses.
Protection of Human Subjects Training
Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) Biomedical Investigator, Basic Course
This course satisfies the NIH human subjects training requirement for obtaining Federal funds.
The training may be accessed at: www.citiprogram.org. Follow these steps:
1. Create a user name and password
2. Select Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota as the participating institution
3. Select the course for biomedical investigators
4. Upon successful completion, print and save the certificate
Refresher training must be completed every two years.
Also, complete the CITI Human Subjects Training for another Institution
Please contact Debra McKeehen, Institutional Review Board administrator, at 651-220-5818 with any questions regarding human subjects training.
Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) Training
FCOI training must be completed by any person, regardless of title or position, who is responsible for the design, conduct, or reporting of research.
The training may be accessed at: www.citiprogram.org
1. Login or create a user name and password
2. Select CITI Conflicts of Interest Course, Stage 1
3. Upon successful completion, print and save the certificate
Children's full FCOI training policy can be found at:
Grants 101 Training
Grants 101 training provides an orientation to post-award grants management for investigators and study/program staff who will be charging effort or other expenses to a grant.
Training objectives:
- Identify regulated concepts applicable to expense transactions
- Identify ways of incurring expenses on your grant
- Identify tools available to assist you in fiscally managing your project
Please contact Lou Urban, Grant Accounting Manager, at 651-855-2603 for a current training schedule.
Research Seminar Series
The Research Seminar Series provides education and instruction on a wide range of basic research principles. These seminars are intended for all Children's staff and volunteers currently engaged in or interested in research.
If there is a topic you would like to have included in this seminar series, please contact Camerone Bey, Director of Research and Sponsored Programs, 612-813-7628.
Please visit the Calendar to view our upcoming seminars.
Epidemiology Mini Series week 4: Measures of Association
November 1, 2012 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Children's – Minneapolis, Children's Specialty Center, room 506
Presented by Andrew Flood, PhD
Epidemiology Mini Series week 5: An In-depth Discussion of Randomized Clinical Trials
November 8, 2012 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Children's – Minneapolis, Children's Specialty Center, room 506
Presented by Andrew Flood, PhD
Racial Disparities in Lab and X-ray Testing in ED Patients
November 14, 2012 Noon - 1 p.m.
Children's – Minneapolis, Children's Specialty Center, room 408
Presented by Rob Payne, MD
Research Conference - "Current Topics in Pediatric Medicine: Research and Practice"
November 30, 2012 8 a.m. - noon
Children's St. Paul, John Nasseff Medical Center
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Contact Information
Interested in Learning More? Contact us.
Camerone Bey
Director, research and sponsored programs
Debra McKeehen
Administrator, Institutional Review Board
Lou Urban
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DARIEN GOVERNMENT ACCESS TELEVISION - TV79 Airing this week… Darien Community Calendar runs between all programs. Live coverage (usually weeknight evenings) will pre-empt the schedule above. To receive TV79's weekly program schedule, e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com Copies of TV79 coverage are available for $25 per DVD. If you receive multiple copies of this Program Guide or wish to unsubscribe, just e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 656-7484 and give us your e-mail address. PROGRAM NOTE: TV79 operates under programming guidelines that preclude any coverage of political candidates for 60 days before an election. We will continue covering such candidates in their official duties and plan to cover any political debates scheduled by the League of Women voters, if permitted. But until after the election, our "Inside Town Hall" series will not air interviews with any candidates for public office.
On October 12, 2009 from 7 - 9 p.m., Tim Duffey, a Search Institute Trainer, will present Darien's results from the Search Institute Attitudes and Behavior survey.
The presentation will help attendees understand the concept of Developmental Assets, the survey resulrs and their implications and it will apply the survey results to the attendee's own experiences and perceptions.
Duffey will present the Search Institute's findings in Darien High School Auditorium. For more information, call The Community Fund of Darien at 655-8775.
We've just received this information from Town Hall about Code Red Notification Registration.
Now that it is hurricane season, Town officials would like to remind residents about the "Code Red Emergency Notification System" now available in Darien. Emergency Management Director Marc McEwan describes this as an extremely high speed telephone communication system that can deliver important messages to registered users at home, at work and to cell phones. Currently the system will only reach those who have commercially available telephone numbers. Anyone with a cell phone or unlisted number will not be contacted unless they register which is easily done on the Town's website www.darienct.gov.
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Relying on the simple premise "Pick 3, spend 50, save your local economy," The 3/50 Project exploded onto the national stage as a way to help brick and mortar businesses reclaim consumer dollars in a positive, effective manner.
Cinda Baxter (pictured) understands small business from the inside out, having once been a retailer herself. As recipient of two national Retailer Excellence Awards and frequent press coverage, she now "pays it forward" to business owners and vendors through her consulting company Always Upward, and as founder of The 3/50 Project that Fox Business News refers to as "the formula that could save some local businesses that might not otherwise survive the recession."
Cinda urges us to "Save your local economy...three stores at a time."
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"Monday at Seven" will be at no cost to the taxpayers of Darien; it is fully supported by Darien Library Trustees, and Darien Library staff time will be volunteered.
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"Under Our Skin" is a dramatic tale of microbes, medicine, and money. This groundbreaking documentary investigates the human, medical, and political dimensions of Lyme disease, an emerging epidemic destroying countless lives.
Following the stories of patients and physicians as they battle for their lives and livelihoods, the film is meant to open viewers' eyes to a danger in their own backyards. "Under Our Skin" was an Audience Choice Award Finalist at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Lyme disease is one of the most misunderstood and controversial illnesses of our time. Because the disease is difficult to test accurately, tens of thousands of people go undiagnosed - or misdiagnosed - with such conditions as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, autism, MS, and ALS. Each year, many of these patients are told that their symptoms are "all in their heads."
Our showing of the film is well-timed, as this is the time of year that the adult deer ticks are easier to spot, and when most people, especially children, become infected.
According to research conducted by Dr. Eva Sapi of the University of New Haven, 60% of ticks that were tested in our area are infected with the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.
This film is not recommended for children or young teens. Running time is approximately 105 minutes. There will be a question and answer period following the film.
Those wishing to learn more about the film may visit www.UnderOurSkin.com.
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