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To: cgk
"...accidentally infecting herself..."

This doesn't automatically mean it was a needle prick though that happens every day in hospitals even in this age of precaution. A microscopic hole in the ventilation system or some degradation in the rubber seals maintaining the air lock might be the culprit. A virus is much, much smaller than a bacteria.

I was wondering about this death though as it occurred at the same time as an outbreak in the Sudan.
3,700 posted on 05/27/2004 12:19:30 PM PDT by Domestic Church (AMDG...)
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To: Domestic Church

SNIP

Both Lifrieri and Picarillo said business leaders should mirror government agencies and develop their own disaster preparedness plans and procedures. Without such proactive measures, business leaders are inviting disaster, they said.

...including further training hotel-casino employees skills such as recognizing guests carrying weapons under their clothing or spotting someone who may be surveilling a property.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas professor and casino industry expert Bill Thompson said local security officials should game play and brainstorm every possible terrorist attack scenario, even if they aren't willing to discuss those efforts publicly.

http://www.casinocitytimes.com/news/article.cfm?contentID=143087


3,703 posted on 05/27/2004 12:26:43 PM PDT by Letitring
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To: Domestic Church

Yes, and do you know where they lovely little articles showed up in my local paper (L.A. Daily News.)?

the sports section! near the end, 2 tiny paragraphs.


3,860 posted on 05/27/2004 3:58:16 PM PDT by cgk (Social Security: America's only legal Pyramid Scheme.)
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