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My relatives are coming in from New Haven into Chicago and then have to make a connection to go into Los Angeles, I don't know what the proper connection time would be. O'Hare is a beautiful airport though. Please help.
Airline connection in Chicago O'Hare (How much time dopes a person need?)
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I don't know what the proper connection time would be.
Neither does anyone here because you have neglected to say exactly how long they actually have to connect or did I miss something in your post?
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OHare is a big airport so look at the arrival gate and see how close it is to the departure gate. I would want at least 45 minutes between flights maybe more.
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O'Hare flights run notoriously late. I would go with 2 hour layover to be safe.
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I have made 45min connections in Chicago many times, and I've missed 2hr connections. If flights are on schedule, as the majority are, then 45min is plenty if both are with the same airline.
If the incoming flight is late then all bets are off.
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Time of year could also affect connection times - if in winter and it's snowing both inbound and outbound flights could experience significant delays.
As everyone else has pointed out we need more info from you -
What airline(s)?
What time of day?
What day of week?
What time of year?
My rule of thumb - better to error on the side of a longer connection time. You can arrive early and the only downside is a longer wait between flights. Conversely, if you are 1 minute late for your connecting flight YOU'VE MISSED IT!
Remember too, Murphy's Law of Airports always comes into play. It states the shorter your connecting time the more likely your inbound flight will be delayed, the longer it will take for you to deplane and the departure gate for you connecting flight will be at the opposite end of the airport. On the other hand, if you have a longer connecting time, your inbound flight will arrive early, you'll be seated near the front of the plane and will be one of the first passengers to disembark, you connecting flight will be departing from the adjacent gate and the flight will be delayed making your wait time even longer.
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If they are arriving from New Haven they are likely on a small plane. Usually airports stick the small planes at the end of a long terminal and it takes a long time to reach the main terminal area. I don't know that this is specifically true for O'Hare but it is for most large airports. I never schedule connections through ORD for less than 1.5 hours.
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The majority of flights may be on time, but my experience with O'Hare has been on flights that were never on time. A 45 minute connection is very tight and could result in needing to basically run from one gate to another to make a connection. I would want more time allowed. I also learned to never make a connection involving the last plane out at night at O'Hare.
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At O'Hare I wouldn't feel safe with less than 2 hours - esp coming in from a very small airport.
If in winter - with snow a possible delaying factor I wold leave more.
Was stuck there one night and luckily got the last shuttle to an airport hotel when all fights after 5 pm were cancelled due to snow coming from the west.
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The other thing that matters is what time of day. Small feeder planes that ply the crowded airspace of the northeast make many many flight legs each day, and any delay in the morning will just cascade through the rest of the day for that aircraft. For that reason I like to take early morning flights. If the aircraft has been on the ground overnight I have more confidence it'll depart on time in the morning.
One thing I do like about UA's phone app and website is that you can trace an incoming plane all the way back through the day to see if it's on time & make your own assessment of when to go to the airport.
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45 minutes for domestic-domestic
1:15 for international-domestic or vice-versa
It worked for me on over 6 dozen connections through O'Hare. I may have missed few but it was less than a handful.
That's part of travel.
Coming from a 2M plus miles flyer.
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Are these two flights on the same ticket or two separate tickets?
I always allow 2 hours to transfer at any international airport. But I don't like to stress out.
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Well - I'm risk averse - and to me missing a flight is NOT part of travel. Have done it only once - and I was SO pissed about it. But it was part of one ticket and paid for by a third party - I would have taken a later connecting flight.
and don;t know my mileage - but hundreds and hundreds of flights.
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With the sidewalks outside of the Shafer Art Gallery adorned with chalk art creations ranging from basic to ornate, the only thing left to do was pick the winners, which Barton Art instructors did Wednesday. The winners are as follows: First, James Johnson, second, Erica Wilhelm and Kaycee Niermeier and Third, Tayton Pennington. Each individual winner received $100 cash and the collaborative pair will split their winnings. Sophie Oss received honorable mention for her piece.
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Residents of Russell and Ellsworth looking to further their educations during the summer months can do so via Barton Community College by attending an on-site enrollment from 7-8 p.m. Tuesday, May 27 at Russell High School, 565 E. State St., Russell. Students can also enroll online at bartonccc.edu.
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High school students wanting to get a head start on their career this summer can take advantage of dozens of Barton's career and technical online classes at little to no cost to them, except textbooks and program fees as applicable. The classes are available via BARTonline.org through Senate Bill 155. For more information on these opportunities and a course listing, visit highschool.bartonccc.edu and click on "Senate Bill #155."


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Obama's DOJ Targets Religious Freedom, AgainSubmitted by greatscott on Wed, 02/27/2013 - 14:11
Obama's DOJ targets religious freedom, again. Argues gov't knows better than parents what benefits children
The Obama administration has launched another challenge to the rights of individuals to act on their religious beliefs, this time focusing on a family of homeschoolers.
The administration already has argued in legal cases against the Obamacare contraceptive mandate that religious business owners can be forced to pay for abortifacients for their workers in violation of their religious beliefs.
Repeatedly, the government has referenced its dedication to the freedom of "worship," altering the First Amendment's assurances of freedom of religion.
Now comes a case in which the administration is seeking to return a family of homeschoolers to Germany, where they likely would be persecuted for their religious objections to the mandatory public school system.
Attorneys for the Justice Department are arguing before the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that a government has every right to demand that parents send their children to public schools, even if the schools' teaching conflicts with the family's religious beliefs.
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Air Date: February 20, 2013Host: Jim SchneiderGuest: Michael FerrisListen: MP3 |Order CDMichael Ferris is the Founder and Chairman of the Home School Legal Defense Association. He is also the Chancellor of Patrick Henry College. This Crosstalk details the case of the Romeike family of Germany, a home schooling family seeking permanent asylum status in the U.S. and the implications this case may have on home schooling families throughout our nation.The Romeike family went to German authorities to let them know of their desire to home school their children and the government came at them with the full force of the law via threats of fines and criminal prosecution. When the family persisted in the face of this persecution, a caravan of armed officers came to pick up the children and forcibly take them to the public schools.Eventually the Romeike's came to the U.S. on a regular tourist application but as soon as they arrived they applied for asylum. The first judge ruled in their favor but the Obama administration appealed that decision to a higher immigration board. That board agreed with the administration which led the H.S.L.D.A. to appeal this decision on behalf of the family. The case now resides with the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, the second highest court in the U.S.
(as I've mentioned.many times...we DPers could be calling into VCY's Crosstalk program to IMPACT.and educate their listenership.AWAY from the neo-con agenda.fueled by Islamophobia for.Israel, and towards cleaning up OUR nation first!)
That was a misleading headline, so I changed it.
The title 6th Circuit Court of Appeals Rules Home Schooling Illegal is not true.
This is a pending case. The court has not ruled. The DOJ is arguing that the homeschoolers from Germany should be deported, because they don't qualify for asylum here in the US.
Attorneys for the Justice Department are arguing before the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that a government has every right to demand that parents send their children to public schools, even if the schools' teaching conflicts with the family's religious beliefs.
There is nothing about a ruling.
Please don't post misleading headlines like this in the future. It doesn't serve anything.
THANK YOU Michael, I was
THANK YOU Michael, I was about to speak out... I doubt some of these posts are read before they post them.
From my understanding. This case is about a German family that left Germany because they had been fined for home schooling their children. They sought asylum in the US. They were denied and appealed. They argued that they should not be sent back to Germany because of religious freedom. The US Government argues that they do not qualify for asylum.
This has to do with whether or not the GERMAN family qualifies for asylum here in the US> Nothing to do with US homeschooling.
Now, with respect to the following: "There are two major portions of constitutional rights of citizens—fundamental liberties and equal protection. The U.S. Attorney General has said this about homeschooling. There is no fundamental liberty to homeschool. So long as a government bans homeschooling broadly and equally, there is no violation of your rights."
That may be another story, but I would like soem clarification on that statement. Most of these articles are pro-home-school.
And yes, there are too many misleading and erroneous headlines. I know you don't have that much time to correct them all.
If you disagree with me on anything you are not a real libertarian...
This is appalling.
They were granted asylum and are now being sent back? Some asylum - "You are safe now, from everyone but us."
People need to start having black market babies. and I don't mean sell them, just have them at home and don't get birth certificates.
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KOHLER, Wis. – Suzann Pettersen heard all the stories of gloom and doom, about how the best female golfers in the world wouldn't be able to handle big, bad Blackwolf Run.
Then the Norwegian star witnessed Blackwolf herself, and wondered what the fuss was all about.
"I probably shouldn't say what I first thought after seeing this course one time, but I was trying to figure out what was so hard to this course," said Pettersen, 31, ranked fifth in the world according to the Rolex rankings.
That qualifies as blasphemy at a place where course owner Herbert V. Kohler Jr. takes great pride in his courses taming the world's best golfers.
"Obviously, they lengthened it 400 yards since 1998, but the rough is doable," Pettersen said. "The greens aren't as firm as they were back then, from what I've understood, it's pretty straightforward. Off the tees, I mean, it's probably as well as the U.S. Open is going to get. Pretty big greens. If you like putting, you're going to get a lot of good chances out here."
Pettersen rode a hot putter to the top of the leaderboard, where she stands at 5-under-par 139 after Friday's 4-under 68.
"I like the U.S. Opens. It's usually the biggest test of golf throughout the year. I like the way the USGA set up the courses," Pettersen said. "They make it tough. They make it fair. And it's by far one of my favorite championships, just because of that."
Pettersen's morning preparation didn't go as planned when she woke up late and was forced to cut breakfast short.
She wanted to wake up at 5:45 a.m. CT but mistakenly set the alarm for an hour later. When she did wake up (at 6:40), she knew something was amiss. Her tee time was scheduled for 8:28 a.m.
"I thought it was awfully light in the room when I woke up," she said. "I cut breakfast short and went straight to the green."
Supremely confident, Pettersen refused to admit she was affected by the change in routine for a sport whose athletes thrive on them.
"For me, breakfast is kind of my most important meal," she said. "I didn't really have time. I thought it was more important to get stretched and loosened up. …
"Sometimes that's a good thing. You don't have time to think about stuff."
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Spain told euro zone finance ministers on Friday it will set clear deadlines for structural reforms by the end of the month, in a move European diplomats said would pave the way for an aid request before long to help it tackle its debt pile.
Madrid's borrowing costs have fallen sharply since the European Central Bank said it was ready to buy Spanish bonds but big borrowing needs before the year-end and a deepening recession mean most analysts and policymakers believe it is only a matter of time before it will require help.
"We will adopt a new set of reforms to boost growth ... It will be in line with the recommendations of the European Commission," Economy Minister Luis de Guindos told reporters after meeting his peers in Cyprus.
Euro zone policymakers have said that to get aid, Spain would need to adhere to strict conditions, which usually entail detailed reforms and concrete deadlines, rather than vague plans.
Madrid's move is therefore seen by EU diplomats as a precursor to a request that pre-empts any euro zone calls for further reforms in an attempt to limit a political backlash at home, although de Guindos insisted the package was unrelated to any bailout terms.
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The new reform programme will be made public along with the 2013 budget on Sept. 28, the day Madrid will also publish the results of a final stress test of the country's banking sector.
A second official said the measures, if credible, would give a clear indication that Spain was willing to seek aid.
"They are discussing it with the European Commission, which gave rather positive feedback. If the measures are credible, the way is clear," the source said.
Both EU officials said the most likely form of help Spain could seek was a precautionary credit line from the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) rescue fund.
Such a credit line would allow the ESM to buy Spanish bonds at auctions, leaving the European Central Bank free to intervene on the secondary market. The euro zone could barely afford a full bailout of the sort given to Greece, Portugal and Ireland.
"No one wants Spain to ask for a full bailout, that wasn't even discussed," French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said.
Euro zone officials have speculated Spain could apply in time for the next meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Oct. 8.
Madrid has so far resisted austerity conditions that go beyond the EU policy recommendations it is already implementing, while north European creditors led by Germany are adamant that any aid would come on tougher terms.
ECB President Mario Draghi, who attended the Nicosia talks, stressed any bond-buying would require strict conditionality and Executive Board member Joerg Asmussen noted there was nothing automatic about ECB starting on Spanish bond purchases, even once Madrid were to formally apply for ESM help.
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Italian yields have fallen to around 5 percent and the euro rose above $1.30 after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced a new programme of asset purchases to support the economy.
"I am not an expert on the markets but my impression is that we still have a bit of time," Moscovici said.
That increases the temptation for Spain, and EU paymaster Germany, to try to get by without an assistance programme that would be politically difficult in both Madrid and Berlin. Each time market stress has eased in the nearly three-year crisis, German leaders have said they see no urgent need to act.
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EU officials have told Reuters that Athens is way behind on its debt-cutting programme but, having made strenuous efforts to shore up Spain and Italy, it would make no sense to tip Greece into default now and plunge the currency bloc back into chaos.
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde said it was worth considering giving Greece more time to make the cuts demanded of it by its bailout programme, something Athens has requested.
"It seems to us quite clear that Greece has already produced a huge effort but will have to continue to do so," Lagarde said. "And the target when it comes to achieving debt sustainability is very high, so there are various ways to adjust: time is one and that needs to be considered as an option."
International lenders are likely to reach final decisions on the revised financing programme for Greece in the second half of October, Greek Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras said.
Austrian Finance Minister Maria Fekter said Greece could be given more time to reach its fiscal targets but not more money. She also said the Cyprus had told the meeting it would not be able to continue without financial assistance.
Another euro zone official said Spain should have euro zone support ready when international lenders present their report on Greece in October, because it will make grim reading and could upset markets, boosting Spanish and Italian borrowing costs.
Draghi said the central bank's policy decision was just one of a number of measures which had turned market sentiment.
"Many things seem to fall into place of late: progress in the euro area governance, significant progress at national level in pursuing the right policies in all euro area countries and now you have a fully effective backstop mechanism that is meant to remove to the tail risk from the euro area," he said.
"I think it is a combination of all these elements that have produced the positive effects that we have seen on financial markets."
Markets rallied after the German constitutional court cleared the way to set up the 500 billion euro permanent euro zone bailout fund ESM. Pro-European parties won elections in the Netherlands and the euro zone is moving towards a banking union with the ECB as the single supervisor.
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Officials question requirements that would force states to make huge investments in IT upgrades
States have bristled at provisions of the Real ID Act that require them to upgrade their driver's licensing programs with new technology at their own expense, and that frustration is forming the nucleus of a movement to repeal the 2005 law in favor of a less expensive alternative.
Despite some reluctance, many states are making progress toward meeting the 18 benchmarks of Real ID compliance, as set by the Homeland Security Department. One analysis shows that 14 states are likely to comply by the December deadline and another 13 are expected to meet the goals by 2010 if they continue to make progress.
Source: Coalition for a Secure Driver's License
On July 15, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee that it would cost states an estimated $1.5 billion to update their systems and electronically verify applicants' information.
Napolitano and the National Governors Association favor an alternative that doesn't include the information technology requirements of Real ID. The Providing for Additional Security in States' Identification (PASS ID) Act of 2009 was introduced in the Senate June 15. NGA estimates PASS ID would cost states about $2 billion, compared to about $3.9 billion for Real ID.
Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), the PASS ID Act's sponsor, said states can't afford the $4 billion it would take to comply with the Real ID Act.
"Some of the data systems do not yet exist because so many states have balked at the high costs and privacy implications of creating such a system," Akaka said.
Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas said the PASS ID proposal recognizes that only two of the electronic systems required under Real ID have been deployed nationally. He added that the PASS ID bill would eliminate the need for states to develop costly new data systems.
However, Stewart Baker, who was the Homeland Security Department's assistant secretary for policy during the George W. Bush administration, said the Real ID program shouldn't be abandoned. It is relatively inexpensive to check the validity of applicants' identity documents, such as birth certificates, and some states are already doing so, he added.
"There is no point in having hard-to-forge licenses if they can be obtained simply by showing other documents that are easily forged," Baker said in prepared remarks during the Senate committee hearing.
If lawmakers want to amend Real ID with the PASS ID bill, the legislation should require states to make people's birth records electronically available to other states, and states should have to verify the birth records of applicants, he added.
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GAO found that: (1) the DOE laboratories do not have clearly defined missions and laboratory managers believe that the lack of DOE direction is compromising their ability to achieve national priorities; (2) DOE manages the laboratories on a program-by-program basis and has underutilized the laboratories' special multidisciplinary abilities to solve complex, cross-cutting scientific and technology problems; (3) although DOE has developed a strategic plan to integrate its missions and programs in five main areas, it still may not be able to effectively manage the laboratories in the future; (4) the costly and inefficient day-to-day management of the laboratories inhibits a productive working relationship between the laboratories and DOE; (5) DOE does not balance laboratory research and administrative objectives; (6) the laboratories fear that rising research costs due to costly administrative requirements will limit their ability to compete for research projects, which in turn will hamper their commercial technology mission; (7) DOE has instituted contract reforms which it believes will lead to a more productive management approach; and (8) the laboratories can make vital contributions in many important areas such as weapons systems, energy conservation, environmental cleanup, and commercialized technologies with proper mission focus and management direction.
Matter for Congressional Consideration
Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: Both GAO and the Galvin Task Force called for rethinking the way DOE structures its national laboratory complex. In response to these concerns, DOE created the Laboratory Operations Board in 1995 as an alternative to the Galvin recommendation to corporatize the national laboratory network. The Congress has debated legislation that would substantially alter how DOE laboratories should be managed. Recent security violations and mismanagement of large projects by some laboratories has prompted additional concern over how the laboratories are managed.
Matter: If DOE is unable to refocus the laboratories' missions and develop a management approach consistent with these new missions, Congress may wish to consider alternatives to the present DOE-laboratory relationship. Such alternatives might include placing the laboratories under the control of different agencies or creating a separate structure for the sole purpose of developing a consensus on the laboratories' missions.
Recommendation for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: DOE created the Laboratory Operations Board in April 1995 to provide leadership and management direction for the national labs (the Board is comprised of internal and external experts); developed mission plans for some of its laboratories, and is using technology roadmaps to provide mini-strategic plans for specific program areas, as a way to focus lab missions and improve their management. However, GAO reported in 1998 that these efforts are not being evaluated for their effect on giving laboratories more focus and direction. The Congress has since restructured how DOE manages its defense laboratories, and has streamlined its field structure to improve, among other things, laboratory oversight.
Recommendation: The Secretary of Energy should evaluate alternatives for managing the laboratories that more fully support clear missions, achieve results by linking the laboratories' activities to DOE missions, and maximize the laboratories' resources. Such a strategy could start by addressing the many management issues raised in this report and should be consistent with DOE major efforts to reform contract management. The strategy must also support goals for DOE and the laboratories to comply with environment, safety, and health initiatives. To help achieve this goal, the Secretary should strengthen the Office of Laboratory Management by providing it with sufficient resources and authority to facilitate cooperation with the laboratories and resolution of management issues across all DOE program areas.
Agency Affected: Department of Energy
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