Hearing Aid - Capt asks
for some help:
From: William Kattula
Date: 8/21/2015 5:06:19 PM
Subject: hearing aids
I am helping a friend who is not
V-A eligible for a hearing aid. Costco seems to have the safest deal.Has any
one had any luck with the less
expensive hearing aids like-“MDHearingAid” or similar products? look
forward to any help. Willie Kattula-could you post this?
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From: Carol
Date: 8/22/2015 6:41:12 PM
Subject: Delta and it's grill
The
Tech Ops fellows outdid themselves...
Now that's a GRILL
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Email News Letter:
Ray Dahl has a “Jon Ley” type
daily RSS feed that you may be interested in.
I believe Ray retired off the 747 for NW but now covers many issues that
included Delta News. If interested in
this very frequent email news release, please contact Ray at ray744pnf@comcast.net .
Sample excerpt below:
From: Ray Dahl
Date: 8/22/2015 8:29:07 PM
Subject: AVIATION AUGUST 22
Delta Air Lines: Bigger
Is Not Better
Aug. 17, 2015 5:28 AM ET
| 23 comments
I have logged a fair amount of air
miles this summer, and in doing so I have carefully watched several airlines as
a customer and observer, both on and off the ground. In terms of customer
service, Delta
Air Lines is not my
favorite US carrier, and maybe they are just too big to care about, or manage
customer service breakdowns. According to the American Customer Satisfaction Index the airlines are improving,
but still remain near the bottom of the list as far as the overall industry is
concerned. In the same report Delta scored
another 71, which is the same as last year and right in line with the sector
average, but well behind industry
innovators like Alaska Airlines, Jet Blue, and
Southwest. No worries,
however, because in order to perform due diligence, I am going to leave my
emotions, and personal experiences, out of the equation. This is the third
article in a series devoted to the airlines. In a previous article I made a
bullish case for Southwest
Airlines. Back in May, I identified Alaska Airlines as a buyable opportunity, and I
also like Jet Blue Airlines for the long-term.
If you fly out of the United
States, there is a big chance that you will be on a Delta plane even if you
book through Air
France, or another number of carriers. Delta Air Lines has aggressively expanded capacity, and the company
has a presence in nearly every major U.S. Airport. Bigger is not always better,
and this article will examine the numbers, and attempt to value Delta Air Lines in terms of potential
performance. There remain a number of significant tailwinds, which have
produced record profits for the sector; including low jet fuel prices,
increased efficiency, and growing capacity. Despite some of the negative
sentiment surrounding the sector because of DoJ talk and PRASM numbers, these
tailwinds should remain intact for the longer term. This summation is only a
general analysis, and investors interested in the airline sector are encouraged
to do further due diligence.
Full story @ http://seekingalpha.com/article/3443846-delta-air-lines-bigger-is-not-better
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From: George
Date: 8/10/2015 3:13:00 PM
Subject: Tailhook - For all navy pilots to read
From: Dick Deeds
Subject: Tailhook Dear fellow NAVCADS (and others)...... As
I was about
to send in my annual renewal for the Tailhook Association
membership I
paused to call them to ask if they had an discounts for us
old guys. I
was pleasantly surprised to be rewarded with a free
"Life Membership"
for being a long time member and supporter. A nice and
unexpected
gesture. Check to see if you qualify. pdh (800)322-4665
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This may fall under
the category of curiosity but thought you may enjoy taking a look:
From: David L. Roberts
Date: 8/22/2015 4:08:14 AM
Subject: Selling our home in Italy
Hello all,
Retired DL Captain Roger Arndt and his wife are selling their beautiful Villa/B&B, Le Vigne, in Italy and he asked me to spread the word. The correspondence between us is below so read it from the top to the bottom this time.
By way of reference Roger was born in '42 and hired by DL in '69.
Dave
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From: Joan & Roger Arndt levigne1@gmail.com
Ciao Dave,
As our Italian experience slowly ends we are offering Le Vigne for sale. Our website, www.levigne.net, contains brief comments and pictures of the property.
We would be pleased if you would share this with anyone who might be remotely interested in an Italian adventure.
How much? The short answer is four million euro plus Italian legal fees (not a lot) for a private sale. More if a broker is involved. The price includes most of the furniture and fixtures plus all the equipment (tractors, olive press, etc.), land and buildings and two cars. Many thanks and warm regards…¦….Joan and Roger levigne1@gmail.com
Retired DL Captain Roger Arndt and his wife are selling their beautiful Villa/B&B, Le Vigne, in Italy and he asked me to spread the word. The correspondence between us is below so read it from the top to the bottom this time.
By way of reference Roger was born in '42 and hired by DL in '69.
Dave
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From: Joan & Roger Arndt levigne1@gmail.com
Ciao Dave,
As our Italian experience slowly ends we are offering Le Vigne for sale. Our website, www.levigne.net, contains brief comments and pictures of the property.
We would be pleased if you would share this with anyone who might be remotely interested in an Italian adventure.
How much? The short answer is four million euro plus Italian legal fees (not a lot) for a private sale. More if a broker is involved. The price includes most of the furniture and fixtures plus all the equipment (tractors, olive press, etc.), land and buildings and two cars. Many thanks and warm regards…¦….Joan and Roger levigne1@gmail.com
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