HossHarris
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3 hours ago, Alpharatz said:
Pretty cool....a great analysis if you had a half hour to sort it out....
I think the root difference you may not understand is that most folks here don’t consider POSSESSION of a weapon to be a direct threat.
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59 minutes ago, BashiChuni said:
alright for the brain trust...WWYD...stay at DAL (1st year) and commute (living in DFW)
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go to AA and eventually live in base at DFW?
good problems to have!
Move to a delta base or commute.
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Has anyone tried negotiating with the flesh peddlers? Such as “I’ll accept continuation and help out your rated Manning if you waive all my adsc’s”?
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2 minutes ago, Darth said:
It's not Brandon. And its not funny....
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Start failing PT tests.
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I had great success (very nice) with my STATE veterans affairs office. They were tenacious getting after the fed VA and getting shit done.
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40 minutes ago, dogfish78 said:
May be a simplification but, I don't think Australia has the same zealous independence attitude the U.S. has since we were founded on giving dual middle fingers to the Crown then raised our muskets. Australia to my knowledge has never had that.
BIGGER REASON: Australian law enforcement is not local. I think it's entirely federalized, or by province/state (whatever they call 'em). BUT, even if they were province/state police, those geographic areas are MASSIVE, not like our States here. The point is, in the U.S. the people are the police and the police are the people. Local and state officers know the locals and the business owners. Many officers probably grew up in the area. Even state law enforcement will most likely have a cultural tie to the state or chose to be stationed in an area they're familiar with if they are not out of state applicants. These cops don't want to shut down the business of someone they know over some joke of an excuse for government tyranny. These are real people, and the cops know their lives and the impact such tyranny will have. In Australia can the same be said? Some officer in Sydney gets on with the police force and is told to enforce "safety" measures 2,000 kilometers away in his new precinct/jurisdiction? He will have no idea who the people are there he's enforcing on and won't care.
Meh.
how long does it take you to assimilate to the local area when you pcs? A year? 6 months?
not necessary to have deep longstanding local roots to be part of the community.
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1 hour ago, ecugringo said:
No the argument is mute. A dilemma for a MD to choose between a vaxed or un-vaxed patient? If that is a true scenario the vax has failed.
We are being told that 99% of all patients are un-vaxed. Israel is hte most vaxed population on earth but pushing a booster now?
The US is about 50-60% vaxed now not factoring in hte under age 12 group. So a huge chunk of hte population has the needle. Therefore the pool of ppl to be infected should be pretty small at this point. Considering 60% would show no symptoms, 28% would be mild and 12% would need hospitalization.
This is why some ppl are questioning the shot in the first place.
Moot.
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I went the (somewhat) furnished apartment route in universal city …. But that was a lifetime ago.
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Haven’t flu shots been mRNA for a while now?
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Turn off the electronics and go outside. Meet people in your community. Join real live in person activity groups like rotary. Try a hobby.
all of these are good.
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14 days to flatten the curve!
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1 hour ago, Prefontaine said:
I've heard to put your apps in one year out from your projected availability date.
Any harm in submitting them a few months earlier than that?
Nope.
Realize getting your app to the 69% level is pretty quick. Getting it polished to the 95% level can take a while. Took me 6 months.
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6 hours ago, TheNewGazmo said:
Stop reading the news and Google medical research articles and case studies. These are written by people getting paid trying to better the world with their medical research vs getting paid to invoke some sort of reaction out of certain groups or support certain political parties.
Getting paid by whom?
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Remember 14 days to flatten the curve?
(Pepperidge farm remembers)
is the current goal zero infections or don’t overwhelm the medical system?
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She Got a case of the yips!
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Their f-16 pilots are pretty good and focus on fairly complex air-to-air tactics. The line guys, at least, will have their fangs out. Don’t know about the politicians ….
(taught in their f-16 weapons school at luke for a bit)
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2 hours ago, 08Dawg said:
Two of the absolute worst commanders I’ve had were pilots. Two of the very best were navs. The radiator shield does not automatically qualify one to be a good commander.
Sample size 4?
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This is why you don’t let non-pilots run flying organizations
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1 leg commutes generally aren’t too bad.
if you can sit long call reserve at home, even better.
delta has positive space for commuting at the moment (you have a ticket and a seat). Runs thru sep 2022 I think … May be permanent. May not be.
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4 hours ago, StrikeOut312 said:
Any chance you could put a screenshot here for those of us that are without FB accounts?
If you’re interested in an airline job in general, and a delta job specifically, I’d get on the book face. Lots of information swirls around there amongst the chaff.
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Delta just changed their hiring process. Read up on it at “delta air lines pilot recruiting” on Facebook.
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Can you still request an extension beyond 90 days? Used to be you could and it was generally approved … but I haven’t kept up with JTR changes.
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