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Posted on 09/04/2005 6:14:35 PM PDT by NautiNurse
It may not necessarily true about Jindal -- remember it was a reporter who gave his own characterization to Jindal's words.
I'd like to have a .wav file of Honore shouting "that's BS". I can relly think of the times I could use that.
I was being sarcastic.
General Patton would have loved Honore.
It might fit on a Congressional bill, though!
:-D I'm still hugging myself.
My timing, however...stank!!!!
I would SO love to have been a fly on the wall in Barbara Bush's living room for the past week.
I see a General George C. Marshall here with a mix of Patton figured in.
Chertoff was LOVING it...grin
Whew... I feel SO much better...there's someone in charge.
WTG God!
I for-damn-sure hope so.
I'm proud of his refusal to suffer fools and their weepy handwringing BS.
The DUmmies are livid. LOL
the largest helicopter based rescue operation ever conducted,
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and how many minutes, hours and days from activation to the first copter landing in NOLA -- not very many damn many!!!!
I thought the comment was one that John Dingle of Michigan made about the effort of first responders.
Press Releases
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Governor Blanco Sends Daughters to Visit Louisiana Evacuees at Houston Astrodome
Pool video will be available at 2:15 p.m. CST and 3:15 p.m. EST.
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Got it, your're right, because it would have dug in when the tail rotor blades touched. Then the torque, combined with the pinning effect of the tail rotor blades (even instantaneus contact)could have pivoted the whole fuselage while the tail remained stationary.
After it rolled and came to rest, it could lift the tail clear, making the point of contact directly below it, and therefore hard to see from the air.
Yup...so....
Why the power loss?
If it was simple mechanical failure, wouldn't the pilot's report have made the news by now?
If he had landed on that incline in soggy soil and then tried to lift off, he set himself up for a classic rollover. If he gave it power to get out of the muck instead of setting back down, it'll go sideways everytime.
afraid not, we heard Jindahl this morning on Tony Snow show and those were his words! I love Honore, finally someone steps up to the plate!
and so has Vitters.
Yea - betcha on their boards they are calling him a neanderthal
It allows Texas to get federal funding for caring for refugees.
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