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This weekend I dropped my bike (GSX-R1000) on a soft shoulder at about 1 mph. What i thought was dirt was actually sand. Frame slider did nothing because what i dropped it in was too soft. Now i have scratches on the lower side of my fairing. Once i removed the dirt you can't really see the scratches , BUT I KNOW THEY ARE THERE. Anyone know of a way to remove the scrathces and polish the plastic.

This weekend I dropped my bike (GSX-R1000) on a soft shoulder at about 1 mph. What i thought was dirt was actually sand. Frame slider did nothing because what i dropped it in was too soft. Now i have scratches on the lower side of my fairing. Once i removed the dirt you can't really see the scratches , BUT I KNOW THEY ARE THERE. Anyone know of a way to remove the scrathces and polish the plastic.

I am looking at going to Airline Transport Professionals for flight training taking the full Career pilot program with the private add on. I want to go there mainly for their regional carrier agreemnet program. I really don't want to spend $63K on it but i don't want to have to wait 5 years to get a job.

After 20 yrs of service to the U.S. Navy (not as a pilot) I am ready to start my second career. I have always dreamed of becoming an airline pilot and I've done some research on how to reach my goal. When i retire I'll be 38. Have I missed my window of opportunity? I read on one website that most airlines don't hire new recruits beyond the age of 32. I figure if i go through an accelerated program such as Airline transport Professionals (ATP) i could be ready for a Regional carrier in 18 monts which puts me close to 40. Would i be wasting my time. I would hate to spend all that money and can't get a job in that field.

After doing some research it would appear that this is one of the top schools in the country for training pilots as a career. Total schooling is going to cost me around $65k which includes "85-Hour Private Pilot Program & Intro to IFR", "Airline Career Pilot Program" and the "Regional Jet Standards Certification". A huge investment in my eyes. But i can't seem to find any reviews of the school other than the testimonials on their website. I would like to know how good the training is and how readily accepted is their training in the airline industry. I understand there are cheaper routes but are the cheaper routes better. For additional info check out their website: http://www.atpflightschool.com/

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I thought it was a problem with the java but after reinstalling java still no luck.