toelessjoe wrote:........ what kind of a pilot can afford to throw out food, especially in this market? F*&%ing elitist!

Well said toe! Many a friends and I said the same in '80"s.....ah.....University.

KD....the "yellow death". After year three, even the dog wouldn't eat it anymore.

I agree with DD. SK is serious business. Upon initial perusal of the label, I had not only noticed "European Quality", but "Choice Grade". That means alot! (although that cabbage may just have been grown in Argentina...do you trust Argentinian cabbage?) Costco slider....brother-in-laws' back of the ...

I've had a few since our "first gold on home soil", but will post enough to say that I will only put blame on the driver, as he was the only judge of his abilities..........period. As we have often seen on our meticulously kept highways over our Canadian winter months :roll: , it more often than not...

+1 for Boosted.
-1 for Jasta.

It was an accident, and only that.

Tragic nonetheless.

How does requesting a different runway and being granted that request constitute an occurrence? Beats me. However I've been CADORS'ed for doing a simple overshoot due to poor weather. What's with that? Depends on what one's definition of an "occurrence" is. I know a few seniors who would consider a...

I can just see the headlines now...."Green Peace activists square off with Mushers, many bite wounds". :lol: http://www.thestar.com/news/sciencetech/environment/article/716581--man-s-best-friend-mankind-s-worst-enemy Man's best friend, mankind's worst enemy? Scientists warn of Fido's big ecological ...

Unbelievable. I'm not sure what causes me more concern..... Black Cat's "snot nosed 20-something year old, generation me" post that drips with entitlement, or Marquisman's berating a fellow employee.

Perhaps it is you Marquisman that needs an attitude adjustment.

Here's the article from CBC's site:

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columb ... suits.html

As usual, some of the comments are "interesting".

modi13 wrote:For that matter, would a jet really be the best choice for low-altitude, low-airspeed patrols over the ocean?

The Brits have been flying the Nimrod (jet) for decades now. Not the best looking gal on the block though.

BibleMonkey, Thank you so much for sharing the diagram of that fine ship, as it brings back many memories indeed. One in particular comes to mind, from which I was only a young lad on my first summer job many... many moons ago. I was fortunate enough to have gotten the job on the ship through our lo...

Tony, I think you're taking things a bit too personally here. If you don't like what he says, don't listen . But for you to advocate that an analyst not give negative commentary is a stretch. It goes both ways, and always will, unless you're suggesting artificial manipulation of the free market. Obv...

Signed.

I think you're way off base with this one Tony. It's not the job of an analyst to add constructive commentary. It's their job to offer their opinion on a stock/company/sector, good or bad, like it or not. If you don't mind, please show us where he is wrong to the point of exposing himself to possibl...

tonysoprano wrote:...The problem is he is free to speak his mind....

Now that is an interesting comment! Are you advocating censorship Tony?

The goal of my post was to throw out some hard statistics..... .........so I'd like to point out a couple of facts: In the last month and a half since I started keeping track I have flown 16777 guests almost 15000 miles for a total of 1.5 million revenue passenger miles. All in overtime out of YYZ!...

I guess you need to be there for at least two years to have a valid opinion. Please indicate where in my previous statement I am denying Ali from his/her opinion. Everyone is entitled to one, and I encourage that. However when one has a certain opinion the day before they are hired, and an opposite...

Ali,

For someone who has been with the company for less than 2 years, you sure do know how to stir the pot.

K-car...Schmae car. This is the wave of the future.

http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2008/11/lemon.html

...you've got to admit, if that ship sinks, we're doomed...... Actually I vehemently disagree with that. I will be so bold as to say, if we bail them out, then we're doomed. If you give them....any company..... $1, the rest will follow. GE, P&G, BH, J&J? Once THE precedent is set, all the cards wil...

...you've got to admit, if that ship sinks, we're doomed...... Actually I vehemently disagree with that. I will be so bold as to say, if we bail them out, then we're doomed. If you give them....any company..... $1, the rest will follow. GE, P&G, BH, J&J? Once THE precedent is set, all the cards wil...

Matt,

I think that by re-pouring only to halfway up the footing, it may not meet code. I'll have to check, but as I recall, the floor height (slab), as a minimum, must be level with the top of the footing.

.... A number I recently heard was that about 30% of a new car's cost goes to cover just medical benefits. Interesting article. A bit dated (2006), but still relevant. UAW members may lose their jobs, but at least they'll be happy at home. :lol: GM Spends $17 Million Per Year on Viagra : http://www...

I say let them sink. Chapter 11, or if need be Chapter 7.

Time to cull some of the herd.

Not to mention canada will need lots of illegal guns with a Harper gvt... Good investment from the us dudes even with a low can$... Fend for yourself, the gouvernement has stopted looking afer you, threy have a hard time looking after themself.... it's all domed and we HAVE to go in a deficit....no...

Everyone takes their share of it and you better know you're tough enough to take it going in. I think Altiplano has a valid point, one in which I agree. Think of a campaign as a vetting process. The better a candidate can deal with attacks from his opponent within the context of a campaign is a sig...