truth on hold

Depends on health.... Clean bill of health for kiko, kiko for sure. His kind of play at LB is a lot harder to find than woods at WR. But there's no way us outsiders get a good handle on kikos health/recovery status

Many Airbus jets are fitted with crew-controlled locking mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access to the flight deck. While access from the cabin is permitted through a keypad code, the pilots can lock out external access for five minutes or longer using a switch in the cockpit, according to training materials reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. http://www.wsj.com/articles/search-resumes-for-germanwings-flight-9525-in-french-alps-1427272932

Can always BYoBible

If the cockpit pilot has a traumatic health event there may not be an audible sound recorded. Question then why would plane descend? Guy fell on controls? If it was suicide why was descent gradual?

I wonder if the pilot in the cockpit had a health problem like cardiac or aneurysm which incapacitated him. The other pilot not being able to get back in after using the bathroom (if thats what he did), is unintended consequence of the post -911 security changes. Seems like they cant even depart the cockpit with a key

If the flatulence bothers them, they can use the oxygen masks. No need for drugs or alcohol

A Ryanair flight from Riga in Latvia to Dublin had to make an emergency landing in Denmark after a drunken passenger took off his shirt and began hitting cabin walls. In amazing video footage, the man can be seen standing with his shirt off at the rear of the plane, stumbling around, flexing his muscles and making strange grunting noises. He then begins to punch the cabin walls before leaning onto the seats of other passengers. http://www.irishcentral.com/news/Drunken-passenger-forces-Ryanair-flight-to-make-emergency-landing.html?utm_source=outbrain&utm_medium=content&utm_campaign=paid

R.I.P. Ralph

He may also be the best guard, a position they realized they have no depth in after realizing mediocre tackles make terrible guards

Well at least he's being honest, I can respect that. Buddy would have been offering up dilusional bragging about everythings great after picking up some chargers cast offs or targeting sec players in the upcoming draft. But that said I do think they put the cart before the horse targeting a big ticket running back instead of fixing the line first. Line of course also needed for what will be a mediocre QB too. My concern is our 2015 O will look a lot like 2014, as only an Aaron rodgers, Russell Wilson, or andre w luck type can deal with a line that consistently collapses

I guess they don't consider metal to be rock n roll, cuz no way the biggest metal front man of all time Ozzie doesn't make it

I thought a bag full of deflated balls was the smoking gun

Some serious signs eli was deteriorating last season. I give giants credit for taking their chances on this one. Better to see how this season goes and worst case having to franchise him, than lock him up now for another big money , multi year extension

yup, figured that "death to america" stuff was overblown and one-sided... Iran’s Hard-Liners Show Restraint on Nuclear Talks With U.S. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/24/world/middleeast/irans-hard-liners-nuclear-talks.html

In relative terms, Israel is a far greater threat to Palestineans existence, and have been for years via massive stockpile of WMDs, settlement land grabs, incursion into gaza about every 2 years with massive civilian casualties, random, routine and un-investigated shootings like this .... A 14-year-old Palestinian boy was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers on Saturday, Palestinian sources said. Eyewitnesses said the boy, Wajih al-Ramahi, was shot in the back by an Israel Defense Forces sniper near a school in the Jalazun refugee camp, north of Ramallah. The IDF Spokesman’s Office said the army has received the report of the boy’s death and is looking into the incident. The witnesses said no clashes preceded the shooting, nor have any arrests been reported in the area. But the IDF confirmed that it was conducting an operation near Jalazun at the time of the reported shooting. The boy’s father, Wajdi al-Ramahi, told the Palestinian news agency Ma’an that a soldier in a watchtower near the settlement of Beit El shot his son “as if he were a bird” while the boy was out walking. http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.562258

besides the hardcore righties who'd never vote for her anyway, i dont know anyone who's talking about this. What I do hear in support is how it would be great to have a female president. Thats why Id go hard on the hypocrisy of getting tight with the saudis. It's a convenient comeback and leads in to her political opportunism of any port in the storm when it comes to taking sides on issues to get elected. Like most people, Ive been following her for years and other than herself, I have no idea what she stands for, or what topic she has an in-depth knowledge of. Voters dont like inconsistency in a candidate, and I think perhaps a lot just arent aware how often she changes sides

We're not and that's nonsense. That's why he had no substantive response and just name called as "naive". To put another way to demonstrate how ludricous a position he's taking (if it can even be called that), so Israel is begging us for $3B+/year so they can be constrained? Lol ...unreal

Agree. I'm not picking on tuel but I'm not seeing much reason to keep him. There isn't much expectation he develops into a starting NFL qb, and the argument can no longer be made that at least he knows the system. I too liked Wilson coming out of college

Bullsh#t. They couldnt even last a month against Hamas last summer without being resupplied by US

Her email format is not an issue to defeat Hillary.... Voters won't care. Stuff like this is more problematic as it speaks to her hypocrisy on a core factor in electing her; "Anybody here think it's a good idea for Hillary Clinton to be accepting money from Saudi Arabia?" Paul asked. "Anybody here think that she ought to send it back to Saudi Arabia?" Cheers and cries of "hear, hear" rose out of the crowd as Paul argued that donations from "a regime that punishes women who are raped" effectively terminated Clinton's credibility as an advocate for women. http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2015-03-21/rand-paul-we-should-be-boycotting-saudi-arabia-

I first read it online in times of Israel in b-mams post. If that's not where the primary translation came from and its legit, then so be it. They have their rhetoric and we have ours from the likes of adelsen, mccain, hillary, etc. To suggest either country is somehow above it all is nonsense. And hey kudos to you for curbing your foul tongue this time. Maybe mommy will give you a lollipop

Well I don't know how I can translate a language I dont speak like farsi. Nor why I should trust a right wing rag from a country trying to sabotage a deal. But hey that sure is some "nice" language on your part. You eat with that mouth? Wacko

Dareus ...cap casualty Fred....too old Eric wood...continued upgrade across oline

spot on comments about the McCoy trade and subsequent extension. Makes no sense

No translation needed here for comments from top republican donor Sheldon adelson ... Asked by moderator Rabbi Shmuley Boteach whether the US should negotiate with Iran if it were to cease its uranium enrichment program, Adelson retorted, What are we going to negotiate about? Adelson then imagined what might happen if an American official were to call up an Iranian official, say watch this, and subsequently drop a nuclear bomb in the middle of the Iranian desert. "Then you say, See! The next one is in the middle of Tehran. So, we mean business. You want to be wiped out? Go ahead and take a tough position and continue with your nuclear development. http://www.jpost.com/Diplomacy-and-Politics/Adelson-US-should-drop-atomic-bomb-on-Iran-329641 Yeah, why are those Iranians complaining about comments coming from america? Nerve of them