Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
08-11-2010, 02:15 PM
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I think Anderson should have camped out by B20 / 11 today, maybe they could have put a fan nearby him since there is no a/c in that wing and awalys +99F in there. Atleast the broken intercom, shouting gate agents, no boarding signs and pigeons make up for it... The hardstand boarding doesn't work now and I wish it would not be in the future plans!!
08-11-2010, 02:31 PM
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Interesting pattern, I mean rotation, I mean paring, in the LAX 7ER package (2046). Any smart scheduling guys know why the company would park someone in Nagoya for 63:20, then deadhead them to Narita to sit for another 29:05. I'm sure the new hotel in Nagoya is nice, but I'm also sure Camp Narita is cheaper........and it would be even cheaper to keep ya moving.
Ok, yes I would take 63:20 on Saipan
But, just wondering.
Oh, and the days in Nagoya are tues, wed, thurs so there is service.
Ferd
Ok, yes I would take 63:20 on Saipan
But, just wondering.
Oh, and the days in Nagoya are tues, wed, thurs so there is service.
Ferd
08-11-2010, 02:45 PM
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For those of you who keep up with the investment world, preliminary data shows a hindenberg omen today. Keep your eyes on things!
08-11-2010, 02:49 PM
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Interesting pattern, I mean rotation, I mean paring, in the LAX 7ER package (2046). Any smart scheduling guys know why the company would park someone in Nagoya for 63:20, then deadhead them to Narita to sit for another 29:05. I'm sure the new hotel in Nagoya is nice, but I'm also sure Camp Narita is cheaper........and it would be even cheaper to keep ya moving.
Ok, yes I would take 63:20 on Saipan
But, just wondering.
Oh, and the days in Nagoya are tues, wed, thurs so there is service.
Ferd
Ok, yes I would take 63:20 on Saipan
But, just wondering.
Oh, and the days in Nagoya are tues, wed, thurs so there is service.
Ferd
08-11-2010, 03:02 PM
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Interesting pattern, I mean rotation, I mean paring, in the LAX 7ER package (2046). Any smart scheduling guys know why the company would park someone in Nagoya for 63:20, then deadhead them to Narita to sit for another 29:05. I'm sure the new hotel in Nagoya is nice, but I'm also sure Camp Narita is cheaper........and it would be even cheaper to keep ya moving.
Ok, yes I would take 63:20 on Saipan
But, just wondering.
Oh, and the days in Nagoya are tues, wed, thurs so there is service.
Ferd
Ok, yes I would take 63:20 on Saipan
But, just wondering.
Oh, and the days in Nagoya are tues, wed, thurs so there is service.
Ferd
08-11-2010, 03:14 PM
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08-11-2010, 03:17 PM
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Anybody else see the Reds-Cards baseball brawl last night?
Johnny Cueto should have his man card pulled for kicking like a little girl while he was pinned against the netting. Maybe he can wear a pretty pink skirt next time he pitches.
Johnny Cueto should have his man card pulled for kicking like a little girl while he was pinned against the netting. Maybe he can wear a pretty pink skirt next time he pitches.
08-11-2010, 03:20 PM
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Are you saying Bar is right? Economic downturn fall of 2010, furloughs, etc?
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Market Looks for Love in All the Wrong Places - Doug Kass, TheStreet.com
Double Dip. Double Dip. Double Dip. - Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Frustration with The Fed Grows & Grows - Paul La Monica, CNNMoney
Could the Fed's Move Against Deflation Backfire? - Albert Bozzo, CNBC
We Need a New Recovery Plan, and Fast! - Robert Solow, The Daily Beast
8 CEOs Who Won the Stock-Options Lottery - Michael Brush, MSN Money
Coming Soon: Bank CEO Perp Walks, Jail Time - Barry Ritholtz, Big Picture
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The Labor Market's Lost Teenage Wasteland - Chris Farrell, BusinessWeek
Recession With Benefits For Jobholders - David Leonhardt, New York Times
The Employment-Training Charade - Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets
No More Economic Stimulus - Please! - Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein, Forbes
The Latest Bailout for Unions and States - Editorial, Wall Street Journal
The Hidden Cost Of the Auto Bailouts - Nathan Oman, Washington Times
Ouster Of HP's Hurd Has Look of Panic - Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times
Federal Reserve Shuns Passive Tightening - Caroline Baum, Bloomberg
The Fed's Roll Over Isn't Very Much Of a Trick - Randall Forsyth, Barron's
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Is This Finally the Economic Collapse? - Keith McCullough, Fortune
Market Looks for Love in All the Wrong Places - Doug Kass, TheStreet.com
Double Dip. Double Dip. Double Dip. - Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Frustration with The Fed Grows & Grows - Paul La Monica, CNNMoney
Could the Fed's Move Against Deflation Backfire? - Albert Bozzo, CNBC
We Need a New Recovery Plan, and Fast! - Robert Solow, The Daily Beast
8 CEOs Who Won the Stock-Options Lottery - Michael Brush, MSN Money
Coming Soon: Bank CEO Perp Walks, Jail Time - Barry Ritholtz, Big Picture
The End of Outsourcing (As We Know It) - Sethi and Aries, BusinessWeek
Growing Macro Focus = Micro Opportunities - Liana Madura, Morningstar
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The U.S. Is Bankrupt and No One Knows It - Laurence Kotlikoff, Bloomberg
A Conspiracy Against Economic Growth - Louis Woodhill, RealClearMarkets
Beware: A Consumption Tax Is Coming Our Way - Shawn Tully, Fortune
The Labor Market's Lost Teenage Wasteland - Chris Farrell, BusinessWeek
Recession With Benefits For Jobholders - David Leonhardt, New York Times
The Employment-Training Charade - Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets
No More Economic Stimulus - Please! - Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein, Forbes
The Latest Bailout for Unions and States - Editorial, Wall Street Journal
The Hidden Cost Of the Auto Bailouts - Nathan Oman, Washington Times
Ouster Of HP's Hurd Has Look of Panic - Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times
Federal Reserve Shuns Passive Tightening - Caroline Baum, Bloomberg
The Fed's Roll Over Isn't Very Much Of a Trick - Randall Forsyth, Barron's
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08-11-2010, 03:22 PM
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08-11-2010, 03:23 PM
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