Things to remember in very hot weather

In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:
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So mayby you shouldn't have moved to a country where foreigners
are not well liked.

Every country shows some animosity towards foreigners.

It makes a good excuse but it isn't true.


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In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:
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An excuse for failure right out of the box; what a surprise.

It's a possibility I've considered in depth many times in the past. The
infrastructure obstacle is real, unfortunately.

Last year I paid $99,585 to part time people who worked from home and
who's "infrastructure" consists of a PC and an Internet connection.

A PC with what on it?

Windows, you cretin.


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Windows, you cretin.

You can't do anything with just Windows on the machine.

On Jul 3, 6:42*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
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Windows, you cretin.

You can't do anything with just Windows on the machine.

As a matter of interest IBM in RTP in NC has fully 40% of its
employees telecommute to work. My wife works effectively with co
investigators in the UK over the net -- yahoo IM no less. It can and
is done by folks who just do it.

And then there's Anthony.

This thread is no longer fun. How about starting another one, Mx?

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"terry" wrote in message
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If your happiness depends on money then presumably you have had at
least 2 years to do some serious soul searching on why you dont have
money?
What skills do you lack to find a well paying job? You obviously dont
lack confidence in your intellectual abilities. Are you doing
anything to redress any deficiencies? or are you just going to
continue to deny you have them?


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Anthony is a expert at everthing except improving his own condition. That
persuit would require actual results, his public speaking career is pretty
fool proof.












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This thread is no longer fun. How about starting another one, Mx?

Sounds good to me. How about discussing aviation, including the original
topic of this thread?

In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:
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Windows, you cretin.

You can't do anything with just Windows on the machine.

You may not be able to, but the people I had working for me managed
to do $99,585 worth of work with just Windows on their machines.


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In rec.aviation.piloting wrote:
On Jul 3, 6:42?pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
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Windows, you cretin.

You can't do anything with just Windows on the machine.

As a matter of interest IBM in RTP in NC has fully 40% of its
employees telecommute to work. My wife works effectively with co
investigators in the UK over the net -- yahoo IM no less. It can and
is done by folks who just do it.

Just about 100% of my and my subcontractor's work is done via the
net.

The only thing not done through telecommuting is a once a month
status meeting with me, my program manager, and the customer.

One of the subcontractors does his thing next to the pool with WiFi
and his laptop when the weather's nice.

And then there's Anthony.

And then there's poor, poor, Anthony with virtually the entire world
scheming to keep him poor and unsuccessful.

This thread is no longer fun. How about starting another one, Mx?

Oh, I don't know, it is kind of fun seeing all his excuses crumble.


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It's pretty obvious this time Burtie.

On Jul 3, 7:51*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
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This thread is no longer fun. How about starting another one, Mx?

Sounds good to me. *How about discussing aviation, including the original
topic of this thread?

Sure.

Aviation in high temperatures is covered in the POH and in private
pilot training. Biggest concern would be density altitude, see the POH
and refer to the training manuals. On a personal basis be sure you're
hydrated.

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