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by p1ayn from Odessa

Last Post 343 days, 19 hours Ago


Hello everyone,

I would like opinions on what you believe is more important to you.

A: Cheaper airline ticket prices at the expense of having an inexperineced  pilot right out of flight school flying your family and you?

B: Or paying a little more on your tickets knowing your airline pilots have adequate flight experience. Keep in mind having fligh experience does not mean trained because all pilots are trained in the airline industry to standards. However flight experirence is whole different monster.

Do you know that most regionals, are currently hiring young aspiring pilots with 400 hours of total experience with as low as 50 hours of twin engine airplane time that have never flown a jet to fly your family to their destination?

These regionals are contracted or owned by Major Airline carries we all know. Curious to get your opinion and what you think on this.

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After listening to Mike and Mike on ESPN I could not help but comment on what Mike Golic says on the Travis and Trent Green hit. Could not log this into espn so I shall vent here.

Mike Golic,I  followed your career and have respected you throughout, however your viewpoint on the Trent Green injury is insulting, cowardly, and worse classless. I agree with the statement that if Travis would have gotten his knee blown out, it would not be an issue on talkshows. The injury to Trent is severe and unfortunate, HOWEVER, as you mentioned injuiries are a part of football. It does not matter if its a QB with notoriety or a lesser known lineman. The issue is the way Travis ACTED AFTER the incident. The hit was legal. Should it be changed? Possibly. But the manner that Travis acted on the field was in the way of a Jack@$$ and a coward! A pure full fledge classless coward. To taunt someone because of a legal hit in a sport of contact when the man is down and possibly paralyzed at the time is just wrong. For you to defend this guy mentioning he acted with emotion? Where was his emotion during the interview? He never apologized. Again its not for the hit, its for the way he demonstrated the coward he really is. Totally disagree with you on this issue, NOONE should be taunted while they are down suffering for doing NOTHING wrong.

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NFL Players Arrested This Year
This list is not comprehensive and contains arrests and charges regardless of the resolution of the cases. Outcomes of cases that have been resolved range from the dropping of all charges to guilty pleas and convictions.
Teams are the team the players were with at the time of the arrest(s)
DATE* PLAYER TEAM ARREST CAUSE/CHARGE Jan. 28 Chris Henry Bengals Possession of a concealed firearm, improper exhibition of a firearm, aggravated assault with a firearm Feb. 12 Terry "Tank" Johnson Bears Aggravated assault, resisting arrest (Charges were dropped.) March 26 Dhani Jones Eagles Failure to obey a lawful command April 14 Shaun Phillips Chargers Suspicion of obstructing or resisting an officer in the performance of his duty (No charges were filed.) April 21 Steve Foley Chargers Resisting arrest, drunken driving April 23 Ricky Manning Jr. Bears Assault April 23 Maurice Jones-Drew Jaguars Assault (Charge was dismissed.) April 23 Tyler Ebell Bears Assault (Charge was dropped.) May 12 Reuben Droughns Browns Domestic assault (Case was dropped.) May 26 Cory Rodgers Packers Unlawfully carrying a weapon and discharging a firearm June 3 Chris Henry Bengals DUI June 3 A.J. Nicholson Bengals Burglary, grand theft, vandalism June 14 Chris Henry Bengals Providing alcohol to three underaged females June 19 Santonio Holmes Steelers Domestic violence and assault (Judge dismissed charges.) June 20 Jabar Gaffney Patriots Unlawful possession of a handgun June 21 Frostee Rucker Bengals Vandalism, spousal battery June 23 Cortland Finnegan Titans DUI July 22 Matthias Askew Bengals Disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, failure to comply with a police officer's order, obstructing justice (Acquitted Aug. 24.) July 22 John Gilmore Bears Trespassing, resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernlia, possession of less than 2.5 grams of marijuana Aug. 5 Eric Steinbach Bengals Boating under the influence Aug. 6 Barrett Brooks Steelers Fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, driving at an unsafespeed and other traffic violations Aug. 25 Adam "Pacman" Jones Titans Disorderly conduct, public intoxication Aug. 15 Koren Robinson Vikings Drunken driving Sept. 2 Brian Williams Jaguars Drunken driving Sept. 3 Steve Foley Chargers DUI Sept. 25 Odell Thurman Bengals Drunken driving Sept. 26 Terrence Kiel Chargers Transporting a controlled substance; possession for sale of a controlled substance (codeine-based cough syrup) Oct. 3 B.J. Sams Ravens DUI (second DUI in 14 months) Oct. 9 Markus Curry Chargers Domestic assault Oct. 21 Rob Reynolds Titans Domestic violence, assault Oct. 22 Bobby McCray Jaguars Reckless driving, possession of a controlled substance (The drug charge was dropped.) Oct. 26 Adam "Pacman" Jones Titans Assault Nov. 11 Khalif Barnes Jaguars DWI Nov. 11 Marcus Coleman Cowboys DWI Nov. 14 Fred Weary Texans Resisting arrest (Judge dismissed the charge.) Nov. 19 Antonio Bryant 49ers DWI, reckless driving, resisting arrest Nov. 27 Cletis Gordan Chargers Suspicion of DWI Nov. 28 Adrian Jones Jets DWI Dec. 3 Reggie McNeal Bengals Resisting arrest and drug possession Dec. 9 Deltha O'Neal Bengals DWI Dec. 14 Terry "Tank" Johnson Bears Possession of a firearm without proper identification
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I just viewed the video of OSU's Coach defending his players and morals. All I have to say is "Finally!"

Good for you coach!

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Please lets not turn this into an african american superbowl! Not 30 seconds into the Colts victory, it was already advertised as such. It was great games by both TEAMS, COACHES and PLAYERS not ethnics or heritage. Although rooting for Patriots, I am happy for Dungy, class man.
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As I sit here to write my first ever blog it unfotunately is in disgust and anger towards a man that shows no respect, and who I personally consider a coward. A man that would stand up and without regard or respect direct insulting remarks to a leader, whether liked or not, has no business allowed in the UN and I pray the leader will not be voted in. Mr. Chavez may have his opinions and truely he shows his true low economic terroristic ideals on how he would so call have the empire fall, however, when he does make this claim, this so called empire he now refers to involves myself and all of our proud USA citizens. It is this very "empire" although we all do not agree with policies abroad, gives us that very freedom to show our differences. To plot against our own government in the attempt of a fall is communistic in the very least and should not be tolerated. Anyone who favors this ideal in my opinion should find another country to live in, which carries me into my renewed disrespect for Mr. Glover. To side with a coward that is against the very liberty that is provided for Mr.Glover as well, should be considered disrespectful and in my views anti- american.
Needless to say I refuse to purchase any products form Citgo.
Not to mention Mr. Glovers career will not be supported from my wallet, (anyone wanna buy my Lethal weapons DVD set, it will be on EBAY). I may not have ALL the details and do not claim to be a politician, however, I am proud to be living in a great country, though not perfect, it is still a proud country.
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p1ayn

Hello, I have lived in the Tampa area now for 23 years. I am a retired police officer and current airline pilot with my third airline and the way it's going, soon searching for my fourth. I also operate Shutterreflections photography in Tampa as well. With the stresses of everyday flying throughout the country I find relief in photographing weddings and portraits but mostly enjoy photographing sporting events.

Member Since: 7/23/2006