Leaving Usnet Groups, Bye

Dudley Henriques wrote:
https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/aadatabase/login.asp

Yep...seems to have solved THAT mystery all right.


Now I'm left with a mystery. Since you're in there even without a current
medical, why was I left out for so long?



--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN

VE

Dudley Henriques wrote:
.......or what has come to be for me at least; the ultimate
mystery of Usenet......that being the existence of people out here who
actually will wait patiently for a particular poster they don't like to post
something....ANYTHING......and then check every word...every
statement......every meaning....in the twisted hope that the poster they
don't particularly like very well will make a mistake.....no matter how tiny
a mistake or error...that THEY can jump on immediately to use as "absolute
proof" that the object of their "exposure" is flawed!

Consider yourself lucky if they're actually waiting for you to post
something so they can try to embarass you with it. I've been a regular
in sci.research.careers, and they've got a guy over there who doesn't
even bother waiting for me to post something in order to mis-represent
my views.

Rich Lemert

Dudley Henriques wrote:
.......or what has come to be for me at least; the ultimate
mystery of Usenet......that being the existence of people out here who
actually will wait patiently for a particular poster they don't like to post
something....ANYTHING......and then check every word...every
statement......every meaning....in the twisted hope that the poster they
don't particularly like very well will make a mistake.....no matter how tiny
a mistake or error...that THEY can jump on immediately to use as "absolute
proof" that the object of their "exposure" is flawed!

Consider yourself lucky if they're actually waiting for you to post
something so they can try to embarass you with it. I've been a regular
in sci.research.careers, and they've got a guy over there who doesn't
even bother waiting for me to post something in order to mis-represent
my views.

Rich Lemert

"Michael" wrote in message
oups.com...
And you don't even have the experience to know that the database only
contains
pilots who have current medicals. It doesn't contain former pilots.

I don't know what database you are using, but I suggest you try using
the one the FAA maintains.

http://162.58.35.241/aadatabase/login.asp

It most certainly does contain former pilots - even ones who haven't
flown for decades. There is also no cutoff date and no requirement to
hold a current medical.

What a ****storm this has caused. Truly, it makes me wonder if anyone
here knows how to do an elementary google search.

First off, did any of you actually look at the Alexis Park Inn site?
Did you notice that when people addressed Dudley, they spelled his last
name Henrique, without a terminal s? Google groups search is your
friend. If you go back far enough, you will discover that Dudley
changed the way he spells his name online. He spells it Henriques now,
but the spelling he used a few years ago was Henrique, and the middle
initial was A. Clearly the same person, since the references to the
IFPF remain the same. He appears in the airman database as Dudley
Arthur Henrique. This is a real person who really exists - it's not
rocket science.

What's more, given that he produced all sorts of IFPF documents for
Jay's web site, we can be pretty certain that he is who he says he is,
or at least knew that person well. It's not like those documents, or
copies of them, could be found anywhere. The very obscurity of the
organization proves this. If you wanted to find some documents
traceable to the IFPF, how would you do it? Again, google is your
friend. A search turns up the full name of the organization in
thousands of hits - but every one of them is Dudley's signature (other
than the Alexis Park Inn site). There is not one single hit in any
other context. How would someone who was pretending to be Dudley
unearth these documents? Nobody has copies. The organization is so
obscure that it's not mentioned or linked to by any aviation
organization ANYWHERE on the web. Nobody unconnected with the
organization would have any way of getting his hands on these
documents, originals or copies.

BTW - if you have even basic google skills, you can figure out who I am
with relative ease. Asking one of the many people here who know me is
cheating.

Michael

Actually I'm surprised you came up with my licenses at all. My actual
Commercial reads Henrique and my actual CFI reads Henriques....and this is
just the FAA!!!
You can imagine the problems we have had through the years with half our
credit cards and store charges being issued with Henrique on them and all
our financial dealings using the correct spelling of Henriques.
I've tried through the years to sneak everything back to the correct
Henriques spelling, but every time I change something, a new form or license
or card shows up with Henrique on it. For some reason, people like to drop
the S.
Oh well....such is life!
Dudley

Michael wrote:

And you don't even have the experience to know that the database only

contains

pilots who have current medicals. It doesn't contain former pilots.


I don't know what database you are using, but I suggest you try using
the one the FAA maintains.

http://162.58.35.241/aadatabase/login.asp

It most certainly does contain former pilots - even ones who haven't
flown for decades. There is also no cutoff date and no requirement to
hold a current medical.

SNIP

Interesting website. I put in my father's name and it came up! He passed
away a couple of years ago and hasn't flown many years beyond that. I
put is my first and last names and came up with five of us. Different
middle names except two.

Finally, can't we all get along? All of these groups should be for
sharing information, experiences, requesting assistance from one
another, etc. And if it gets out of hand, do not respond. Just stop it.
You can't stop the other person from posting, but by not replying the
thread will die.

Let's all have fun and learn.


--
Regards, Ross
C-172F 180HP