BOY...Comcast must realy suck! David MR <damiross3@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE! Take 2 lousy seconds out of your life and delete my address when you are replying to the Airline List! I'm tired of getting duplicates everytime I post something to the list and somebody replies. While it doesn't cost me extra except wasted time, don't forget there are some people who get charged by their ISP for each and every byte and/or message they receive. Already today I've received duplicate e-mails from Richard A Whitenight and Travel Pages. I am interested in what you guys have to say but not interested enough to receive 2 copies of your e-mails. The problem occurs because the list server that Airline List uses is not too smart so when you reply, it will place not only the list's address (airline@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) but also the orginal poster's address. I can see someone not deleting the extra address every so often but there are some people that I consistently get two e-mails from. For the others, such as Alizera, I thank you for having the courtesy of deleting the extra address. Now, back to our regular programming, David R -------------- Original message -------------- From: Travel Pages This is a tough call all right. Scenario 1: Man says he has bomb. Man runs. Man goes into bag where he said bomb was. Officer fires. Man dies. Scenario 2: Officer pauses to investigate. Man is a true terrorist, bomb is real, bomb goes off in Jetway. TSA pays heavy media price as dozens of vacationing civilians die due to officer hesitation. Nation goes into red alert mode, Wall Street get jumpy. David MR wrote: Youmake a good point. In a situation like this the suspect should not be shot. I'm not talking about the fact that he was mentally ill. Rather, it would be better to incapacite then they authorities can question him about possible conspirators. David R -------------- Original message -------------- From: Travel Pages > The story as reported below smacks of a bad situation gone worse. > > No bomb, and what appears to be a person with a mental condition. If the > wife's statement as initially reported is accurate, the shot individual may not > have had the capacity to comply with instructions. I can only imagine how she > is feeling tonight. > > http://www.forbes.com/business/businesstech/feeds/ap/2005/12/07/ap2376644.html > > <> 757, flailing his arms, while his wife tried to explain that he was mentally ill > and had not taken his medication. > > The passenger indicated there was a bomb in his bag and was confronted by air > marshals but ran off the aircraft, Doyle said. The marshals went after him and > ordered him to get down on the ground, but he did not comply and was shot when > he apparently reached into the bag, Doyle said.>> > > "Michael C. Berch" wrote: > The passenger died of injuries in the hospital not long after the > shooting. He was apparently not killed instantly. So CNN rewrote the > headline and the lead, and may have left a true (but not up to date) > reference to the condition of the passenger, later in the story. > Also, CNN like a number of other news sites updates breaking stories > in place, without changing the URL. The short summary I copied and > pasted from the CNN main page was static, while the contents of the > story behind the link were dynamic. > > In other words, not bad reporting, but an artifact of dynamic > updating of online news. > > -- > Michael C. Berch > mcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > > On Dec 7, 2005, at 1:04 PM, David MR wrote: > > The CNN headline says "Passemger killed after claiming to have a > > bomb." The CNN article says in the opening paragraph "Federal air > > marshals shot and killed a 44-year-old U.S. citizen..." yet just a > > few paragraphs later it says the citizen was wounded. > > > > This is why I check other sources when reading a CNN article > > involving aviation or plolitics - I want to make sure I get the > > correct story. At least they got the number of pax that an AA 757 > > can carry correct > > > > David R > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > From: "Michael C. Berch" > >> Police: Shot fired on Miami airport Jetway > >> BREAKING NEWS > >> Police: Shot fired on Miami airport Jetway > >> > >> A federal air marshal shot and wounded a passenger on the Jetway > >> connecting an American Airlines plane to Miami International Airport, > >> sources told CNN. The marshal's action came after threatening action > >> by the passenger, a federal government official said. The Federal Air > >> Marshals Service confirmed a marshal fired his weapon while the > >> Boeing 757 -- which was en route from Medellin, Colombia, to Orlando, > >> Florida -- was on the ground at Miami. > >> > >> Full story: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/12/07/airplane.gunshot/ > >> index.html > >> > >> -- > >> Michael C. Berch > >> mcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Personals > Let fate take it's course directly to your email. > See who's waiting for you Yahoo! Personals Yahoo! Shopping Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Yahoo! Shopping Roger & Amanda La France