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Report: Ireland Will Seek Out Bryant Thursday
Before April’s NFL draft, Dolphins’ general manager Jeff Bryant ignited a media firestorm of sorts when he reportedly asked Dez Bryant, during a meeting, if his mother had ever been a prostitute. Bryant answered the question, saying ‘no,’ and moved on–but he was understandably offended.
Later that month, Bryant was selected 24th overall by Dallas; on Thursday, he’ll see Ireland for the first time since the incident–at least if Ireland has anything to say about it, he will.
According to a report in the Miami Herald, which cites an unnamed source, the Miami GM “has given thought to the Bryant situation in recent days and would like to speak with Bryant.”
Ireland, per the Herald, has spoken with Dolphins officials about the potential meeting, and the media intrigue that will inevitably follow. He declined comment on Thursday, but will reportedly try to find the Oklahoma State product before Thursday’s exhibition and “try to make sure Bryant is OK with everything.”

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The light on the roof of Bombshells club flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines plane. Picture: Williamcho from Flickr
A SPINNING searchlight on top of a Dallas strip club has sparked security fears after it dazzled a pilot as he prepared to land.
The powerful light on the roof of the Bombshells club in Dallas, Texas, flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines jet as it prepared to land at Love Field Airport, myFOXdfw.com reports.
The incident happened when the flight was on final approach, about 305m off the ground and a couple miles from the runway, officials said.
The pilot then radioed to the control tower to report a laser strike, a dangerous situation in which a laser beam strikes the cockpit, possibly causing temporary blindness.
“You have the potential of causing the pilot a problem. In fact, there have been occasions where the pilot, who was landed the aircraft, got hit by a laser and the co-pilot ended up having to complete the landing,” Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) representative Lynn Lunsford said.

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A SPINNING searchlight on top of a Dallas strip club gave a pilot a dazzling experience he could have done without and sparked safety fears, myFOXdfw.com reported Tuesday.
The powerful light on the roof of the Bombshells club flooded the cockpit of a Southwest Airlines jet as it prepared to land at Love Field Airport. The incident happened just after 11pm Sunday (2pm Monday AEST) when the flight was on final approach, about 1000 feet (305m) off the ground and a couple miles from the runway, officials said. The pilot then radioed to the control tower to report a laser strike, a dangerous situation in which a laser beam strikes the cockpit, possibly causing temporary blindness.”You have the potential of causing the pilot a problem. In fact, there have been occasions where the pilot, who was landed the aircraft, got hit by a laser and the co-pilot ended up having to complete the landing,” Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) representative Lynn Lunsford said.

See the full article from “The Australian”