A United Airlines flight bound for Columbus, Ohio, from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago was kept on the ground for three hours on Sunday afternoon after a Japanese citizen trying to learn English scribbled "suicide bomb" on a piece of paper, alarming passengers nearby.
According to the occurrences in the literature, staff conversation (five papers) and alarm (four papers) seem to be the most disturbing noises for ICU patients' sleep.
Think about paper calendars, alarm clocks or photo albums.
And last week, Harvard College admissions officials released a paper expressing alarm that incoming freshmen were arriving at school on the edge of burnout.
Before the state test, Mr. Kilgore and the other teachers chipped in money to buy T-shirts for every third and fourth grader; the shirts are in blue and yellow, the school's colors, and proclaim "Failure is NOT an option" above a pencil, paper and alarm clock.
If the trapped rat is truly in discomfort in the enclosure, it is likely to be emitting many 22kHz calls (as recorded in this paper as alarm calls).
But other results in the paper are alarming.
Their vast paper contemplated alarming new climate feedback loops involving the Southern Ocean, which could lead to rapid Antarctic ice sheet destabilization and dramatic sea level rise, potentially in this century.
In fact, they definitely heard about it at least once, in 1998, from Fed analyst Jeremy Berkowitz, who wrote a paper raising alarms about the accuracy of Libor and the ease with which it could be manipulated.
At the United Nations in New York, the chemical papers raised alarms at the Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, which had been in charge of searching Iraq for all unconventional arms, save the nuclear ones.
