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| Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: SoCal
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Most surgical suites are restricted in who may go in and view/participate in the procedure. Everyone's name in the room will usually be put in the patients chart. I have no idea how your brother's friend was able to view an open heart surgery. Maybe he has connections with someone. Just think if you were the patient and someone you didn't know and who was not a part of the surgery was in the room. Would you be comfortable with that? Someone seeing you under the knife, not to mentions your naked body as you are prepped for surgery. I would not. University affiliated hospitals are more lax in who is able to enter an operating room. These are educational institutions and teach future doctors. Folks if you have insurance and can stay away from hospitals affiliated with medical schools, do so. Unless you are going to see a specialist and are sure you will see that individual, don't go there. Many times residents are overseen by attending physicians but not on every case. |
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Check out his latest video: http://caneman.tv/flyingmontana.htm Caneman takes to the skies in a 172. Funny stuff. I kind of like the guy, but can you imagine what kind of field day some uptight FSDO inspector would have with this? |
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Hehe, something tells me he wasn't actually keying the mic when he said "We're gonna make left traffic, everybody better stay clear!" This video looks like something they'd show to kids on the "Let's go to an FBO" field trip |
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| Junior Member Join Date: May 2002
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Caneman's video seems to have touched a nerve around here... As for humor, everyone's taste isn't the same. I thought some parts were funny....As for being unprofessional, I thought it was. Would you feel comfortable as a passenger on a commercial airline flight with a guy like that at the controls? - Not me... I believe there's a time and a place for most everything. If he loves to do comedy that's fine, just do it on the ground or in a stand-up comedy club.... |
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| Old Skool Join Date: May 2005 Location: California, USA
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The airport I am sure is not Miami, and please go brush your teeth captain. my God they couldn't have been yellower tha that. Geeze!!!
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: South Florida
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I bet you when he says Miami, he is talking about Miami, Ohio.
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
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For all the guys, lets see..I have an ATP 14000 hours, 9000 PIC, 6000 PIC Heavy Jet, ASES, Glider-CFI, and F/E. Flying is great and I never planned on quitting. In 2001 Emery Worldwide Airlines locked out all thier pilots. The got contractor's (scabs to me) to fly all the freight. They turned in thier certificate to the FAA to get out of our ALPA contract (Screw ALPA), changed the name from EWA to Menlo, and sold it to UPS without the pilots. I miss flying but acting and comedy is more fun to me nowdays. In the old days we flew 12 days a month for $130,000 a year. Now the "Stuff and S**t" I see pays only $60,000 a year for jet captain giving 21+ days a month. I can do the math, not my scene. Flying is fun but its a job not My Hobby. A house in the Wesr costs a million dollars now day. After I got laid off from EWA I lost my 6000' sq foot home and all my money. I'm now poor and live in a 23' RV, but I am Happy. Perhaps I will fly a Biz-Jet soon. But only as the rich guy in the back. As far as the "Captain Caneman DC8" video..NO FARs were broken. One guys says its not MIA. True, the video is two different trips. The landing was on a short 6000' runway in Europe after a 10 our flight. Its not a hard landing for a DC8, and the GPWS went off because I HAD TO plant it on the numbers for a short field landing. You can here just a few seconds after touchdown 3000' remaining. As far as the gear down at 1000 feet. Thats OK for me. I like to go power idle at top of climb, glide down to 1500' then spool them up for landing without touching the power during the descent. And make all the profiles and speed restrictions on the approach. AERO-Engineer. Watch this video of me at the dentist...http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...09740290608231 HHC-CC, your SMOOOOTH, and correct, I did not key the mike. Come on guys. I may be a "wierd-stupid-loose-crazy guy" in the videos, BUT when Im flying I always make sure to stay within the FARs and "Saftey is Number One" Im Not A Fool. Just a Comic..... Take Care ALL You ALLS.. www.caneman.tv |
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| Old Skool Join Date: May 2005 Location: California, USA
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I am glad that you take care of your teeth, as much as they don't sound important but they can be the biggest pain in the Ass later on. I am happy that no laws were broken and you fly as safe as possible, you are much more experienced than I am but safety is everything in this line of work, I gotta give it to you, you are funny and goofy. Welcome to JC and Happy Flying. Armen |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Arlington, VA(EWR on the weekends)
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__________________ CFI, CFII, MEI- KJYO Commercial MEL/SEL, Instrument airplane EMB-145 SIC |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: KAUS
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Caneman, I'm sure you get this question a lot but how come you don't still fly, if only to pay the bills? With your hours it seems you could get some sweet gigs that pay more than $60K.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: SoCal
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No wayyyyyyy! Hey it's Caneman! Welcome aboard. How did you find out about our discussion about your antics? Glad to have your input on this thread. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
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Guys, Sorry I have a few spelling errors on my above post..their and they are what is correct..and West..AND I do not get an Edit Button to change it. ANYYYY WAYYYYYYYY..I don't fly anymore because I want to make it in the entertainment biz and you have to do it 100%. I have to be around 100% for auditions and callbacks. Can't be gone a day. When I see pilots who act or play music they still are pilots, not actors or musicians. I like flying freight, did PAX not my gig..Other than FedEx and UPS there is no pay, and us EWA guys are blacklisted from those places due to 1. ALPA and The postal deal that happened, 2. All the lawsuits against EWA, Emery, CNF and ALPA.. 3. UPS bought Emery and if they take one of us they have to take ALL of us. Im going for Broke..I want $$$$$$$ LOOT....not just 60K, but 600K a year would be a good start.. My bills are VERY low. No rent as I live in a RV. Just phone, insurance, internet, food....Hey its cool being poor..As they say YOU Have to Hit Bottom before you can Make it to The Top...I can't get much lower.. Im only 6 tires away from living on the street... I found out about this board from LOTS of emails I get. Please sign my guest book at: http://www.a-free-guestbook.com/gues...ername=Caneman Here I am Launching Rockets: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...40929562597768 Flying a 172 >>> http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...82945510200350 Promo Informercial >>> http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...3451&q=caneman CM www.caneman.tv Last edited by DC8Jetdog73; February 18th, 2006 at 15:28. |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: South Florida
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I thought both movies where quite funny. Nice landing in the 172 video. Its probably a little wierd for the first couple of mins going from a full size jet down to a 172.
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| Old Skool Join Date: May 2005 Location: California, USA
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Pretty smooth landing on the Cessna, I would have applied for jobs with your amazing time. Hey but you gotta do what you gotta do, Good luck anyways and welcome aboard. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
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| Old Skool Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Spokane, WA
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Capt Caneman/DC8Jetdawg73. Welcome to Jetcareers, sir. How would you like us to address you? Hope you stick around. It seems you've created quite a stir around the world wide web, at least as far as the sites I frequent. I don't remember UPS buying Emery, though we did buy Menlo and Challenge Air Cargo. I thought Emery just kinda went away after a strike, which may be similar to NWA or DAL in the near future. You guys got screwed over, that's for sure. You know Nat Talarico? While I thought your DC8 video was repulsive is some ways, it was also funnier than crapola. I don't believe you necessarily violated any FAR's but if you did all that in a UPS airplane, they would fire you in a heartbeat. Who knows....maybe I'll make your sequel at UPS someday. Anyhow, good luck to you in your future flying endeavors that pay the bills. From comedy to...ummmm....a real job....... |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
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Emery CHANGED their name to MENLO to HIDE THE GUILTY. There was a rumor that USP was gonna buy EWA while we were flying and we would have been UPS pilots. But the scumbags at EWA first got rid us of via a LOCKOUT and then turned in their certificate to get out of the ALPA contract (which is now is state and federal courts) and then changed the name to Menlo and then sold it to UPS. I know a 15 year DC8 Captain at UPS makes almost double what we made at EWA and 4 times what the other cheep freight airlines pay. For me I want to make money and flying is (was) my job, not a hobby. Im out of flying by my own will. I know Nat very well, great guy. He'll tell you all about EWA and the BS.. Oh and I guess you can call me Sir Caneman...LOL Take Care www.caneman.tv | |
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| Old Skool Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Spokane, WA
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"Emery CHANGED their name to MENLO to HIDE THE GUILTY" Thanks for refreshing my memory. There is a gal at UPS that was pretty vocal about how you guys were getting screwed by Emery, and later, ALPA. I didn't know about the Menlo/Emery connection though I'm sure I should have. I knew Nat when he was an avionics tech and thinking about Turkish Air as a way to get some quality time. What's it like living in an RV? Seriously, I've been thinking about it. You shower at the YMCA and get broadband at Starbucks. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
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DE727UPS: Now you got it. UPS_MENLO_EMERY_CNF_ALPA_ bla bla bla... Living in an RV is OK. Did it when I was young on the airports and became a heavy jet captain, so Im now doing it again. I'm not young. Been in it over 3 years but rent is free in a driveway. And its my way to make it in Hollywood. I dont have to wait tables for rent. Its a 1985 Tioga, 23'RV. I have a nice Shower, oven, AC, central heat, water heater, good beds, sinks microwave and fridge. Just like a crash pad. And I have wireless internet..thats a must for getting all my acting jobs, and now staying up on these boards. But I still go to Starbucks for coffee. The YMCA, you can keep that, I go to 24 hour fitness. Lots of hot babes there. |
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| Old Skool Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Spokane, WA
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I want one of those old 20 foot Winnebago's from the 70's. Don't need no stinkin' shower since I'm a freight dawg. Good luck with your "outside flying" career. For the record, you are more qualified to be me than I am. Just the way it works out sometimes, I guess. Lota luck and fate comes into play in this career.
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EDIT: heh, I just saw the other posts...didn't realize tons of people already suggested that Last edited by HH-60CC; February 19th, 2006 at 00:39. | |
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