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Thanks folks...now I can start bidding!
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For those that don't know the story, New was born on a dark stormy night, during a wartime medevac flight near Rangoon (where New's family "summered").
As they approach Macho Grande, the plane encountered heavy flak, which instantly killed the captain, and frightened the copilot into bailing out.
New emerged as the plane entered an unrecoverable dive, punched out the doctor for spanking his hinie, gave a gentle pat on the nurse's tush, gave mother a gentle kiss, and cut his own umbilical cord before heading up to the business end.
Things were serious, and New barely had time to pull the dead captain out of his seat. Because New was six months premature, he struggled slightly with the tie (he was in fact inventing the triple Windsor), but the hat fit perfectly. As he took to the seat, he realized he might struglle with the rudder pedals, and he summoned the nurse to sit in right seat. And to bring him a paper (it was the USA Yesterday, back then).
New took a sip of coffee, and steered the aircraft directly over Macho Grande. In fact, he was the first pilot to get completely over Macho Grande. To make a point, he came around for a second pass. Inverted.
But it was time to head for friendly territory, and for New to make his first landing. New wasn't worried. Mommy was safe, the nurse looked mighty fine, and the plane... was a Douglas.
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Forecasted Staffing 22D3 Report
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Nu was born stabilized.
For those that don't know the story, New was born on a dark stormy night, during a wartime medevac flight near Rangoon (where New's family "summered").
As they approach Macho Grande, the plane encountered heavy flak, which instantly killed the captain, and frightened the copilot into bailing out.
New emerged as the plane entered an unrecoverable dive, punched out the doctor for spanking his hinie, gave a gentle pat on the nurse's tush, gave mother a gentle kiss, and cut his own umbilical cord before heading up to the business end.
Things were serious, and New barely had time to pull the dead captain out of his seat. Because New was six months premature, he struggled slightly with the tie (he was in fact inventing the triple Windsor), but the hat fit perfectly. As he took to the seat, he realized he might struglle with the rudder pedals, an he summoned the nurse to sit in right seat. And to bring him a paper (it was the USA Yesterday, back then).
New took a sip of coffee, and steered the aircraft directly over Macho Grande. In fact, he was the first pilot to get completely over Macho Grande. To make a point, he came around for a second pass. Inverted.
But it was time to head for friendly territory, and for New to make his first landing. New wasn't worried. Moomy was safe, the nurse looked mighty fine, and the plane... was a Douglas.
For those that don't know the story, New was born on a dark stormy night, during a wartime medevac flight near Rangoon (where New's family "summered").
As they approach Macho Grande, the plane encountered heavy flak, which instantly killed the captain, and frightened the copilot into bailing out.
New emerged as the plane entered an unrecoverable dive, punched out the doctor for spanking his hinie, gave a gentle pat on the nurse's tush, gave mother a gentle kiss, and cut his own umbilical cord before heading up to the business end.
Things were serious, and New barely had time to pull the dead captain out of his seat. Because New was six months premature, he struggled slightly with the tie (he was in fact inventing the triple Windsor), but the hat fit perfectly. As he took to the seat, he realized he might struglle with the rudder pedals, an he summoned the nurse to sit in right seat. And to bring him a paper (it was the USA Yesterday, back then).
New took a sip of coffee, and steered the aircraft directly over Macho Grande. In fact, he was the first pilot to get completely over Macho Grande. To make a point, he came around for a second pass. Inverted.
But it was time to head for friendly territory, and for New to make his first landing. New wasn't worried. Moomy was safe, the nurse looked mighty fine, and the plane... was a Douglas.
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This may be the same report you are referencing:
Crew Resources and Scheduling page Top Right
Advanced Entitlements and Displacements
Forecasted Staffing 22D3 Report
This report will always appear after an AE/Disp posting and will include all the bases and equipment known at the time.
Crew Resources and Scheduling page Top Right
Advanced Entitlements and Displacements
Forecasted Staffing 22D3 Report
This report will always appear after an AE/Disp posting and will include all the bases and equipment known at the time.
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Nu was born stabilized.
For those that don't know the story, New was born on a dark stormy night, during a wartime medevac flight near Rangoon (where New's family "summered").
As they approach Macho Grande, the plane encountered heavy flak, which instantly killed the captain, and frightened the copilot into bailing out.
New emerged as the plane entered an unrecoverable dive, punched out the doctor for spanking his hinie, gave a gentle pat on the nurse's tush, gave mother a gentle kiss, and cut his own umbilical cord before heading up to the business end.
Things were serious, and New barely had time to pull the dead captain out of his seat. Because New was six months premature, he struggled slightly with the tie (he was in fact inventing the triple Windsor), but the hat fit perfectly. As he took to the seat, he realized he might struglle with the rudder pedals, an he summoned the nurse to sit in right seat. And to bring him a paper (it was the USA Yesterday, back then).
New took a sip of coffee, and steered the aircraft directly over Macho Grande. In fact, he was the first pilot to get completely over Macho Grande. To make a point, he came around for a second pass. Inverted.
But it was time to head for friendly territory, and for New to make his first landing. New wasn't worried. Mommy was safe, the nurse looked mighty fine, and the plane... was a Douglas.
For those that don't know the story, New was born on a dark stormy night, during a wartime medevac flight near Rangoon (where New's family "summered").
As they approach Macho Grande, the plane encountered heavy flak, which instantly killed the captain, and frightened the copilot into bailing out.
New emerged as the plane entered an unrecoverable dive, punched out the doctor for spanking his hinie, gave a gentle pat on the nurse's tush, gave mother a gentle kiss, and cut his own umbilical cord before heading up to the business end.
Things were serious, and New barely had time to pull the dead captain out of his seat. Because New was six months premature, he struggled slightly with the tie (he was in fact inventing the triple Windsor), but the hat fit perfectly. As he took to the seat, he realized he might struglle with the rudder pedals, an he summoned the nurse to sit in right seat. And to bring him a paper (it was the USA Yesterday, back then).
New took a sip of coffee, and steered the aircraft directly over Macho Grande. In fact, he was the first pilot to get completely over Macho Grande. To make a point, he came around for a second pass. Inverted.
But it was time to head for friendly territory, and for New to make his first landing. New wasn't worried. Mommy was safe, the nurse looked mighty fine, and the plane... was a Douglas.
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New was born stabilized.
For those that don't know the story, New was born on a dark stormy night, during a wartime medevac flight near Rangoon (where New's family "summered").
As they approach Macho Grande, the plane encountered heavy flak, which instantly killed the captain, and frightened the copilot into bailing out.
New emerged as the plane entered an unrecoverable dive, punched out the doctor for spanking his hinie, gave a gentle pat on the nurse's tush, gave mother a gentle kiss, and cut his own umbilical cord before heading up to the business end.
Things were serious, and New barely had time to pull the dead captain out of his seat. Because New was six months premature, he struggled slightly with the tie (he was in fact inventing the triple Windsor), but the hat fit perfectly. As he took to the seat, he realized he might struglle with the rudder pedals, an he summoned the nurse to sit in right seat. And to bring him a paper (it was the USA Yesterday, back then).
New took a sip of coffee, and steered the aircraft directly over Macho Grande. In fact, he was the first pilot to get completely over Macho Grande. To make a point, he came around for a second pass. Inverted.
But it was time to head for friendly territory, and for New to make his first landing. New wasn't worried. Mommy was safe, the nurse looked mighty fine, and the plane... was a Douglas.
For those that don't know the story, New was born on a dark stormy night, during a wartime medevac flight near Rangoon (where New's family "summered").
As they approach Macho Grande, the plane encountered heavy flak, which instantly killed the captain, and frightened the copilot into bailing out.
New emerged as the plane entered an unrecoverable dive, punched out the doctor for spanking his hinie, gave a gentle pat on the nurse's tush, gave mother a gentle kiss, and cut his own umbilical cord before heading up to the business end.
Things were serious, and New barely had time to pull the dead captain out of his seat. Because New was six months premature, he struggled slightly with the tie (he was in fact inventing the triple Windsor), but the hat fit perfectly. As he took to the seat, he realized he might struglle with the rudder pedals, an he summoned the nurse to sit in right seat. And to bring him a paper (it was the USA Yesterday, back then).
New took a sip of coffee, and steered the aircraft directly over Macho Grande. In fact, he was the first pilot to get completely over Macho Grande. To make a point, he came around for a second pass. Inverted.
But it was time to head for friendly territory, and for New to make his first landing. New wasn't worried. Mommy was safe, the nurse looked mighty fine, and the plane... was a Douglas.
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I was strictly and faithfully biographizing!
I'm having trouble with some of my research... maybe you can clarify this for me: is it true that while you were inventing the 3:1 descent, you wrote Einstein to suggest that he might want to add the "square" at the end of E=MC?
I'm having trouble with some of my research... maybe you can clarify this for me: is it true that while you were inventing the 3:1 descent, you wrote Einstein to suggest that he might want to add the "square" at the end of E=MC?
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