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Food & Drink Bhat Bhateni Supermarket Bhat Bhateni Supermarket is the largest in the city, though it has a slightly inconvenient location south of the Chinese embassy.
Souvenirs & Gifts Ganesh Photo Lab In an alley southwest of Durbar Sq, Ganesh is an unlikely looking but reputedly good place for B&W processing.
Other Sana Hastakala Another recommended place for paper, batiks, Mithila crafts, felt products and clothing woven from natural fibres.
Other Everest Adventure Mountaineering The better trekking gear shops are at the southern end of Thamel. Try Everest Adventure Mountaineering .
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Dad remorseful after son, 5, shoots daughter, 4, by accident
A gun that was used by a five-year-old boy to accidentally shoot his four-year-old sister on a Manitoba farm was stored in an unlocked closet along with winter coats and wasn't equipped with a trigger lock, their father says.
Dan Lachapelle said Monday the shooting, which happened over the weekend, was a horrible accident that could have been prevented.
"I am prepared to take full responsibility for not having my guns properly stored," he said. "This is something that very well could have been prevented. I know better. I took hunter safety and I just should have had at least trigger locks on them."
RCMP are investigating the shooting, which happened on a farm south of Brandon on Saturday afternoon. Lachapelle said his guns are normally kept locked in a closet with winter gear but, this time of year, the closet is often open.
"It's hunting season and the time of year when you get a lot more animals in the yard, we have chickens," he said.
While Lachapelle was at work, his wife was home with their three children, including their six-month-old baby. His son got a hold of his gun and asked to go outside and shoot it, Lachapelle said. His mother said no and took the gun into the bedroom where she laid it down while she changed the baby's diaper, he said.
While his mother tended to the baby, Lachapelle said his son managed to load the gun with a bullet and shot through a door. His four-year-old daughter was on the other side and was hit just below the kidney.
"I think he bumped into the door and his finger was on the trigger," Lachapelle said. "He did not take it out and point it right at his sister."
The girl was airlifted to a hospital in Winnipeg where she underwent surgery and was in stable condition.
"She's not out of the woods, yet," he said. "She had surgery that took out a chunk of her lower intestine and then they sewed it back together. She still has a pretty high risk of infection."
She's expected to remain in intensive care for at least another week.
"It will be a long road," said Lachapelle.
The family is shaken by the accident, he said. The boy likely didn't know what he was doing and doesn't know he hurt his sister, he said.
The boy was staying with relatives. Lachapelle said his son was always interested in guns and the father and son used to target practice together.
"This should be the last time it happens in Canada," said Lachapelle, hoping the accident serves as a warning to others.
Lachapelle had ordered a gun safe as a Christmas present but, like many parents of toddlers, he said they were more preoccupied with child-proofing the electrical sockets and cupboard doors. They never dreamed of such a tragedy, he said.
"Kids are kids and they will do stuff like this," he said. "Trigger locks save lives. Kids cannot shoot a gun if you have a trigger lock on it."
The shooting comes three weeks after a nine-year-old boy was accidentally shot and killed by his 14-year-old brother on the Sagkeeng First Nation. RCMP say they haven't decided if charges will be laid in that case.
Cpl. Miles Hiebert said investigators are looking into this latest accidental shooting, specifically how the five-year-old boy got his hands on a gun. The two cases underline the importance of firearm safety, Hiebert said.
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DANGEROUS POST: This could be a little ribbing, yet I am a professional historian and provocation of thought is our way. Somehow I find the name of this beer somewhat troubling. How is it that we've romanticized a device that cuts the heads off of millions of Catholics and Jews way back in Franco-Atheist Revolution of 1789? I wonder if I could get away with naming a commercial beer Dauchau Priestblock Pale Ale, or Nagasaki Mushroom Cloud Malt Bomb, or Native American Red Malt Liquor. Strangely enough I find it odd that Terrapin and Guillotine are paired up here as these fresh-water turtles, for fear of their lives, tuck their heads into their shells in order keep them from getting hacked off by what have you. --- Good looking beer though.
Just to be sure here, there is no bittering addition aside from the FWH addition? Then the rest is 15 and less?
Hello all, I am wondering if someone here with experience with this sort of thing could take a stab at an extract conversion of this recipe. This is SWMBO's favorite IPA, so this would go a long way towards facilitating future equipment upgrade requests! =]
Good luck..Please let me know how it turns out! Type: Extract Batch Size: 5 gal Boil Time: 60 min ABV: 7.2% IBUs: 78 OG : 1.067 (OG might be slightly higher but the high IBU's of the hops will balance it out) FG : 1.012 Malt: 9 Lbs LME - Pale or 7.5 lbs DME - Pale Steep the following grains at 150 for 30 minutes: 1 lb - Munich 1 lb - Crystal 20 8 oz - Victory Hops: 1 oz - Warrior (60) 1 oz - Chinook (15) 1 oz - Centennial (10) 1 oz - Simcoe (5) 1 oz - Amarillo (Flameout) 2 oz Cascade (dry hop) - I dry hopped in the primary after 5 days and kept it in there about 7-10 days) Yeast 2 - SAFALE US-05 American Ale
Reviving this one... has there been any more attempts at this brew with the changes? I love Hopsecutioner and can't find a clone anywhere. Here's a recipe I came up with based on the OP's previous experience along with the Terrapin official info listed here... http://www.terrapinbeer.com/beers/28-Hopsecutioner. Thoughts welcome! And if there have been any more tries, I love to hear how they fared. Type: All Grain Batch Size: 5.50 gal Boil Size: 6.56 gal Boil Time: 60 min Est Original Gravity: 1.075 SG Est Final Gravity: 1.020 SG Estimated Alcohol by Vol: 7.25 % Bitterness: 78.8 IBU Est Color: 11.4 SRM Amount Item Type % or IBU 10.00 lb Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 65.57 % 2.75 lb Munich Malt (9.0 SRM) Grain 18.03 % 1.50 lb Honey Malt (25.0 SRM) Grain 9.84 % 1.00 lb Victory Malt (25.0 SRM) Grain 6.56 % 1.00 oz Warrior [15.00 %] (60 min) Hops 39.6 IBU 0.50 oz Chinook [13.00 %] (30 min) Hops 13.2 IBU 1.00 oz Centennial [10.00 %] (15 min) Hops 13.1 IBU 0.50 oz Simcoe [13.00 %] (15 min) Hops 8.5 IBU 1.00 oz Amarillo Gold [8.50 %] (5 min) Hops 4.5 IBU 1.00 oz Cascade [5.50 %] (0 min) Hops - 1 Pkgs Safale American (DCL Yeast #US-05) Yeast-Ale
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So, the Fish and Wildlife Service has halted the limited, long-delayed dredging for material to build barrier shoals/isles/berms designed to stop oil from hitting sensitive coastal areas in the Gulf.
FWS has concerns about the dredging. Mean to fish, or something. And I suppose that the oil making its way to the shore won't. Here you see the church of bureaucracy — Our Lady of Perpetual Delay and Obstruction — in action.
Look, by now we have learned to never, ever again listen to an environmentalist howl about catastrophic environmental harm.
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I have Freedom of Information Act requests at EPA, NOAA, the Coast Guard, and the Army Corps of Engineers asking for discussions and other evidence of green-group involvement with administration decisions not to burn off the oil before compounds evaporated and the oil became too well mixed, not to allow foreign-flagged/crewed vessels in U.S. waters to help and, of course, not to permit this dredging activity.
Thanks to precedent in the D.C. courts — styled, as luck would have it, Horner v. EPA — I would also note that responsive documents include those from April 21 up to the date the agency complies. Not up to the date, last month, that the requests began to arrive — as most requesting parties satisfy themselves with. But up to the time they play ball, disincentivizing agency dallying.
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Hello, I have never done ChIP assay before, thus my question may be very ignorant..I am planning to do ChIP assay using heart tissue, and immediately found two problems:
1. how to lyse/homogenize heart tissue? it is pretty tough tissue, not well homogenized by glass homogenizer..
2. I bought enzyme-digest based ChIP assay kit(active motif), by thinking enzyme digestion may be easier than sonication, but found it in the protocol that I can't use column to purify DNA but to use chloroform/phenol method and suggested protocol is.....very tricky and time consuming. Is column purification really NO NO in enzyme digested based ChIP?
3. any simplified ChIP method to suggest? Even with kit, it takes forever to do so...I have quite a bit of samples thus the simpler/quicker the better.
4. I am planning to perform qPCR at the end to quantitate. Then what is the criteria to design the primer for ChIP-qPCR? Usually putative response element is <20bp, then PCR should cover only that region? Or make it 100-200bp around it? Any online tool to do so?
Thank you so much for your advice in advance.
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Record: 26 – 15 – 8
Winnipeg -
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Chicago 3
Los Angeles 4
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Jan. 29 at 6 p.m.
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Jets rep feels deal can be reached
New CBA must address weak links, sides agree
THE NHL and the NHLPA may be miles apart in their negotiations toward a new collective bargaining agreement, but they do seem to be in consensus on a very basic and important starting point:
Any league that has operated a franchise for a couple of seasons because it can't close a deal on new ownership -- hello, Phoenix -- and has several other fires burning certainly needs all its partners to come to the negotiating table with some quick-fix and long-term solutions.
The NHLPA tabled their view of the NHL's financial landscape on Tuesday -- executive director Don Fehr called it an 'alternative system' -- and the league is expected to get back with their thoughts as soon as Wednesday morning. Yes, after a few weeks of behind-the-scenes prep work, the two sides now seem to be rolling up their sleeves.
The big question now is, can the two sides get this ironed out so Winnipeg Jets fans can be belting out 'True North!' at their home opener Oct. 13.
"I don't think we're at the point where it's panic time because we've got meetings scheduled for the next four weeks," Jets NHLPA rep Ron Hainsey said Tuesday from Toronto. "But we both think we have some teams that need help and the players are willing to help in that regard to make sure these teams are in good standing for the long term. We want to make sure we can help these teams and fix the system now so that teams that aren't as fortunate as those in markets that are driving revenue up are going to be healthy in the long term.
"Knowing that we're both on that page, I'm not concerned yet. We've still got plenty of time to work out the numbers and work out where we're headed."
That said, the expiration of the current deal on Sept. 15 is fast approaching and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has already indicated that if a new CBA isn't in place by the middle of next month, there will be a lockout.
Lower share
Hainsey said the NHLPA's proposal offered a number of different concepts, including the players taking a lower share of revenue in the next three years. Currently, the players get a 57 per cent chunk of league revenue, but the NHL proposal called for a reduction to 46 per cent and possibly lower, depending on a redefinition of some aspects of hockey-related revenue.
"What we presented was a lot of different revenue-sharing ideas," Hainsey said. "We'd be crazy to think that all of them are going to be loved or some of them are going to be loved, but we've come up with a number of ideas to really target the teams that really need the help. There are very creative ideas with cap space and how it can be used and not be used
"What we're talking about in our proposal is players taking a lower share going forward in order to help the less-stable teams that need the help. The way we're getting there may be slightly different (than the NHL's proposal) and we may want things to be different in revenue sharing than they currently are, but the thought process is similar: there are teams that definitely need help and how are we going to get there.
"Our goal is the same, its just how we're going to go about it is what we're going to get into over the next five weeks."
-- with files from Gary Lawless
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Statistically speaking, Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel wasn't the most prolific quarterback in college football this season.
Manziel broke the Southeastern Conference record with 4,600 total yards and accounted for 43 touchdowns in an unprecedented season, becoming the first freshman to win the Heisman Trophy.
Old Dominion quarterback Taylor Heinicke surpassed Manziel's production in 2012. Because Heinicke plays in the lower Football Championship Subdivision, however, he has not received the same publicity as Manziel.
Taylor Heinicke's Statistics | |||
Year | Comp-Att (Pct) | Yds | TD-INT |
2011 | 211-307 (68.7) | 2,385 | 25-1 |
2012 | 398-579 (68.7) | 5,076 | 44-14 |
Tot. | 609-886 (68.7) | 7,461 | 69-15 |
Heinicke eclipsed the late NFL All-Pro Steve McNair's FCS single-season passing record of 4,863 yards in a playoff loss Saturday to Georgia Southern. He finished the year with 5,076 passing yards.
Heinicke also registered 470 rushing yards, giving him 5,546 total yards -- second-best in FCS history behind McNair's record of 5,799.
"Steve McNair played in the league for a while and he was a very good quarterback there, so the fact that my name is mentioned with him is a huge honor," Heinicke said.
Steve McNair's Statistics | |||
Year | Comp-Att (Pct) | Yds | TD-INT |
1991 | 189-337 (56.1) | 2,895 | 24-15 |
1992 | 231-427 (54.1) | 3,541 | 29-11 |
1993 | 203-386 (52.6) | 3,197 | 22-15 |
1994 | 304-530 (57.4) | 4,863 | 44-17 |
Tot. | 927-1,680 (55.2) | 14,496 | 119-58 |
With two years of eligibility remaining, Heinicke has the opportunity to establish himself as one of the career passing yards leaders in college football history. Former Houston quarterback Case Keenum holds the record with 19,217 passing yards, while Heinicke's current mark sits at 7,461.
Old Dominion is moving up to the Football Bowl Subdivision and will join Conference USA in 2015. The Monarchs will play as an FCS independent through 2014, Heinicke's senior season.
Heinicke led Old Dominion to an 11-2 record this season behind his 55 total touchdowns and second-best FCS quarterback efficiency rating of 162.6.
Heinicke vs. Manziel | |||
Cat. | Heinicke | Manziel | |
Age | 19 | 20 | |
Comp Pct | 68.7 | 68.3 | |
Passing Yards | 5,076 | 3,419 | |
Rushing Yards | 470 | 1,181 | |
Passing TDs | 44 | 24 | |
Rushing TDs | 11 | 19 |
He started to garner national attention following a dramatic, come-from-behind 64-61 victory over No. 18 New Hampshire in September. In the game the sophomore threw for 730 yards and registered 791 total yards of offense -- both Division I records.
"The first word that pops into my head with what he's done is remarkable," Old Dominion coach Bobby Wilder said. "We thought he was good. But we didn't realize he would be that good.
"This year, he's just been remarkable. For him to do what he did last year and then to build on it this year, I don't want to say 5,000 yards was expected, but we certainly didn't see this coming."
The original plan was for Heinicke to sit out his freshman season as a redshirt, but a sprained ankle to starting quarterback Thomas DeMarco altered that on Oct. 1, 2011 against No. 20 Massachusetts.
UMass rallied from a 25-point deficit, eventually claiming a 26-25 lead in the third quarter. Wilder, who was thinking of the long-term future of his team, called upon Heinicke, then the third-stringer.
"And then he goes 8 for 11 for 119 yards and two touchdowns, and we end up winning the game 48-33," Wilder said. "I'll never forget: He threw a 56-yard touchdown pass to give us the lead and everybody -- myself included -- kind of watched him throw the pass and then looked at him and thought, 'Wow, this kid is everything we thought he was in practice, and he just went and did it in the game under pressure.'
"He just kept doing that time and time again to the point where you expected him to do that on a regular basis."
Heinicke finished his freshman season with 2,748 total yards and 29 touchdowns in only nine games. Through 22 games in his career, the sophomore has accounted for 84 touchdowns.
Out of high school, Heinicke didn't receive interest from FBS programs, and he attempted to earn a scholarship by competing in university-sponsored camps. The only offers he received were from Old Dominion, Richmond and Georgia State.
As Old Dominion moves up to FBS, it will face stronger competition. Heinicke will have to adapt to the improved opposition and make changes to his game.
Because of their similar statures, the comparisons to Manziel are inevitable.
"It's surreal," Heinicke said. "Johnny Manziel is an unbelievable player. To do that in his first year playing and also in the SEC is unbelievable. I wouldn't put myself on his level. He's playing a lot better competition, and I give all the credit to him.
"But at the same time, it's unbelievable. I never thought I'd account for 55 touchdowns in one year at the college level. I have to credit my coaches, receivers and linemen to let me do that."
With an offense that returns nine starters next season, more records could be in jeopardy.
"A lot of us are a microcosm of Taylor and his recruitment," Wilder said. "Whether it's me, whether it's coaches on the staff, or the players, none of us were quite good enough, yet here we are with an opportunity to perform at the highest level of football at the FBS.
"Our players, like Taylor, are excited to show people what they feel like they were capable of doing all along."
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Submitted by keeks on Tue, 10/01/2013 - 13:58Hi all, wanted to introduce myself (do people do that on this site?) I'm a new member of the DP though I've been following the site for quite some time. I'm a young mother and wife and I live in the last frontier of Wyoming! Like I said I have been reading the DP religiously for probably over a year so it's about time I supported Michael and the cause. I say I'm intimidated because I am new to the movement and I look up to you all, but I am happy to finally get in on the conversation. Cheers!
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What is interesting is that actually the only thing that Socrates says he knows something about is love. See Plato's Symposium 177d-e.
And for this reason, perhaps, the great 20th century French philosopher Emmanuel Levinas turns the meaning of philosophy as 'love of wisdom' to mean 'wisdom of love'. Is Socrates the wisest man of Greece because his wisdom is not the wisdom of knowledge, but the wisdom of love, or because he knows that he knows nothing? Or are they connected in a deep manner as Love/Eros is the intermediary being between good and bad, knowledge and ignorance?
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One of my favorite quotes of all time:
"The doorstep to the temple of wisdom is knowledge of our own ignorance." Ben Franklin
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
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Love that quote!
I got into an argument on here about that quote lol. One of my favorites :p
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ay yiye yiye
how could anyone argue against someone humbly, honestly professing to not knowing, what they do not know? no?
humans. we're so funny that way xD
yup. my all time fave quote, too, because it's true: I do know what I know, but as for the rest? Me knowz nozing! nozing!
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Marketers need to work on loyalty activation, research claims
Marketers are not doing enough to make customers activate loyalty programmes, with two in five (39%) people not using all the loyalty programmes they are enrolled in, according to findings from ICM Research.
Boots: improving the targeting of its loyalty scheme
Eighty six per cent of all respondents are signed up to at least one loyalty programme and 40% are signed up to three or more programmes.
Follow-up interviews by ICM revealed the biggest reasons for low take-up were offers never being relevant or ceasing to be relevant, and programmes being difficult to understand or not user-friendly.
The survey of 2,012 adults also found there was a huge opportunity being missed with the youth market, as a third of 18- to 24-year-olds were not signed up to any loyalty programme.
ICM's findings come as some major retailers are working on improving their loyalty programmes, with Boots and Ikea taking measures to improve the targeting of their schemes.
Jamie Belnikoff, project director at ICM, said: "In addition to effective loyalty schemes increasing business profitability, marketers must ensure that schemes also strengthen customers' emotional commitment, from which positive recommendation will follow."
Belnikoff said: "Relevance is fundamental. Unsurprisingly these days, near-cash rewards appear more compelling than ever.
"But it's fascinating to observe that what people find relevant depends on the sector the business is in."
Research showed that when people were offered rewards by a mobile phone company, the majority preferred not to receive something related to their mobile usage.
Some 48% said they would prefer a voucher to spend at a high-street store, against only 32% who would opt for any of free minutes, free texts or free mobile internet.
In contrast, when a supermarket offers rewards, 70% prefer offers or discounts to spend at the supermarket, with only 18% wanting a voucher for another high-street store.
Belnikoff said: "The success of schemes like Tesco Clubcard, Boots and Nectar is borne out by our finding that 77% of us would prefer small guaranteed rewards on an ongoing basis, rather than the chance to win something big."
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Fastest post-war bowler to 50 wickets.
Straight outta Lohmann/Spofforth territory this guy.
Fastest post-war bowler to 50 wickets.
Straight outta Lohmann/Spofforth territory this guy.
Batsman I tolerate: V. Richards, S. Tendulkar, E. Morgan, N. Hussain. KEVIN O F******* BRIEN
should have done it in 6 tests
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Regardless of what he does from here, that's a genuinely astonishing achievement. Well done to him.
Unbelievable his statistics. Wonder how long he can carry this on for.
Philander getting into the ridiculous category now. These stats are mind numbing and he is totally slowing down Styen. Congrats to the lad.
RIP Phil Hughes. Forever 63*
Strike rate 24.5. WTF.
Nah **** him. He's the ICC games become sentient.
Though at the same time I feel conflicted because he's taking the torch from McGrath and Pollock in showing the shunts in the media that fast medium bowlers can be the best.
Philander has been amazing so far
Ridiculously amazing! Congrats to the Chewing gum boy!
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Congrats Vernon, splendid work - he's out bowled Steyn in every match so far.
congrats Philanderer
now come over to the UAE so that your stats can be pulled down like Steyn's in 2010
And smalishah's avatar is the most classy one by far Jan certainly echoes the sentiments of CW
Yeah we don't crap in the first world; most of us would actually have no idea what that was emanating from Ajmal's backside. Why isn't it roses and rainbows like what happens here? PEWS's retort to Ganeshran on Daemon's picture depicting Ajmal's excreta
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Welcome to another edition of the weekend Twitter mailbag. Remember that you can send a Twitter mailbag question at any time simply by tagging it #nfceastmail on Twitter. I collect them around look them over, and this is the result.
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I love the turds that jump up and grab their bags before the plane stops. I sit there and watch them fidget for 10 minutes while all the preps are made and people finally start filing off the plane. The ones that can't turn their cells off until the plane is on final taxi are special too. They get indignant about it when challenged. I saw a male flight attendant take a phone from a guy a couple flights ago. Told him he could have it back as he exited the plane. Big FA and former Marine so the guy didn't argue too much.
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I'm watching the channel 6 news making him out to be a criminal! They are not even admitting to the woman breaking the rules, causing an injury or any fault of this on her actions. All they say is it seems to be alright to break rules ,endanger others, and that this is acceptable behavior in society!... They made mention that the attendent is gay! What does that have to do with anything?.. I'm siding with the attendent, I don't care what his sexual preference is!.. |
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Do you work out in public? I do! So what should happen with this passenger breaking the rules and dropping her bag on the head of and elderly, new born, handicapped or any other passenger causing injury! All because she feels that rules DON'T apply to her! Do you think these people would KEEP their cool! All this attendent ask for was an apollogy from the woman passenger for injuring him. Thats not to much to ask for in my opinion! He's actions after are questionable but her direct action was far more dangerious to others! "At least we know the emergency exit worked"! His actions has costed him his job! What about her? She'll do this again! Maybe, next time she'll really hurt someone. Will it cost her? I doubt it! The message being sent is: You paid for your ticket and can choose which rules not to follow and should you hurt someone OH WELL thats life... |
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Get a grip jumpinjo... she bumped him on the head, then he completely lost it! Ground crew were in danger of serious injury when he dropped the slide.
His crime is greater than hers and made worse by his position of flight attendant. Yes, I worked with the public for decades, often felt like acting out, but didn't. |
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I don't care if he's gay or in jail. It takes some brass to cuss the passengers out over the intercom, grab a beer, and jump down the emergency slide. That's the flight attendant's equivalent of jumping up on the boss's desk, dropping your drawers, and telling him to give you a smooch. As grand an exit as has ever been made, this guy'll be famous.
Aug 10, 2010, 11:46 AM | ||
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Did you see the injury to his forehead! It wasn't just a Bump! I understand the point your making! I don't think you understand mine. Everyone that knows me, knows I have a disguistment towards society and it's behavior which is forever getting worse! You can thumb your nose at it all you want, Thats your decision! This so called slide is a big blow up air matteress, which yes could of hurt someone . Fortunetly, no one got hurt! Fortunetly, she didn't "drop or ram" her OVERSIZED bag into a kid or newborn. I wonder what your opinion would be then?..when the parent gets up and slugs her in the face! A message needs to be sent to the public that, when they say remain seated until ride comes to a complete stop, They mean it!... So until they track this woman down and charge her for her mis-behavior. Thats when "Justice" will be served! |
Aug 10, 2010, 12:10 PM | |
I'm with the guy up to the point where he released the slide. My brother was an FA for years and they can put up with a lot of abuse from A-hole passengers.
Got to give the guy a couple of points for quitting his job with style though. Side story: My Brother had an especially difficult, loud and foul mouthed drunken passenger to deal with once who was disturbing everyone on board. While crusing at 28,000ft he told the guy, "Sir, if you don't quiet down I'm going to have to ask you to leave." Everyone in the plane LOLed and the guy shut up. |
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This page has just been re-written. As it so badly needed it. Want to state that I did know Hyman before this rewrite as I have attended the Skeptic's Toolbox several times. If you find bias in this article, kindly remove it.Sgerbic (talk) 01:16, 23 August 2012 (UTC)