The airlines already have to lock cock-pit doors; soon they will install grenade-proof barriers that cost up to $50,000 each.
First we have dinner at the barbecue pit next door, then we see the movie, and everybody chimes in.
As a result, there are many surprise nooks and crannies, homes with a graveyard in the backyard, say, and a lube pit next door.
"We rented a house last July, and there was a construction pit next door so that the noise was worse than Manhattan," she said.
But these days, she also sees a gaping pit next door where Beth Am, a small Jewish community center and synagogue, stood until its demolition this year, and where a nine-story condominium is under construction.
Wright describes the pub: "A little window lot separated the Barramundi bar from the ugly, stained mustard-colored walls of the snake pit next door, which was crowded to overflowing with the 'darkies.'" Violence is everywhere, between the Aborigines and the whites, and among the Aborigines.
Semel wanted to hear about attracting more families to the museum and linking it to the La Brea tar pits next door.
Noting that LACMA, the Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits next door and the Petersen automotive museum across the street, attract 2 million visitors a year, Maguire reckons the museum complex could become a center for educating the public in digital media technology, a local growth industry.
That's Daniel Ricciardo in the pits early doors.
