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$340 Million Powerball by
Montblack
It's airplane-buying time again. It's been almost 3 years!!
http://www.powerball.com/
$340 million dollar prize. Drawing on Wednesday evening.
http://www.powerball.com/content/pressreleases/Powerball20021226-0.shtm
12-25-2002 (Christmas Day)
Last time around the (aviation) winning numbers...
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Good feeling landing / 200th hour by
Yossarian
How did you go through all your training without ever stopping at a
controlled airport?
Let's hear about that engine failure.
"A Lieberman" wrote in message
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On my 200th hour, I had my best feel good landing. Been interesting to
look back...
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Altimeters and air pressure variation by
jharper aaatttt cisco dddooottt com
At sea level, the change in atmospheric pressure with altitude is
close to 1"Hg/1000'. Logically, this would mean that the air
pressure would drop to zero somewhere not much above 30000'. It
doesn't, because as the density drops the variation with
altitude also changes.
Which brings to mind the...
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Got My Ticket today!!!! by
CareBear
After an additional 5.5 hours practicing forward slips to a landing and soft
field landings, I got my ticket today. I will admit it is exciting to
finally get your ticket checking to see if it's truly mine, yep, has my
name on it.
Now that the "pressure" is off, I plan to just fly and...
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Lucky to be alive? by
john smith
Family’s faith stronger after plane crash
Worthington couple, kids walk away after aircraft goes down in North
Carolina fog
Monday, January 01, 2007
Jodi Andes
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
Laurenze Ducatte, second from left, and Caitlin, 11, front, were
unharmed when the family’s plane crashed in North...
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by Roger
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Good news for pilots - retirement age by
Greg Farris
The age-old 60-year retirement rule is in the process of being revisited.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/12/13/business/transcol14.php
http://www.angolapress-angop.ao/noticia-e.asp?ID=494085
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Who needs terrorists when we have Dell? by
cjcampbell
So, Dell has exploding laptops. Reminds me of the old days in Hollywood
when every computer in a Universal picture eventually exploded. Geeks
smirkingly called them the Explodatron 2000. Now instead of the
Explodatron 2000 we have Dell! Four million laptops apparently just a
time bomb (literally)...
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First impressions of flight by
Mxsmanic
What did you notice most during your very first experience travelling in any
type of airplane, as passenger or pilot? And if you are a pilot, what did you
notice most during your very first experience actually flying an airplane (if
it was not also your very first experience with flight)?
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Kerry's coming to OSH by
Jay Honeck
Okay, this guy can't be all bad. He's ridden a motorcycle to Milwaukee,
*and* he's flown into OSH?
He was interviewed yesterday in currently-frozen OSH, saying that he was
working hard to arrange for his campaign to be there during the fly-in.
I may not like his politics, but at least he's got...
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January 9th 04 01:45 AM
by Newps
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FWIW, Moller Again ? by
Al G[_2_]
GROUND-EFFECT VEHICLE PRODUCTION LAUNCHED
Moller International has completed tooling for its M200G volantor, a small,
"Jetson-like" two-passenger vehicle designed to take-off and land
vertically. The M200G is saucer-shaped, about the size of a small
automobile, and is intended for operation...
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Pilot's Funeral/Memorial by
TEW
I am helping to plane a memorial service for a pilot who has died (of
natural causes). To that end, I am looking for ways to personalize a service
for that of one who loved flying.
We'll be doing a video memorial tribute.
The poem High Flight will be used.
I've collected some poems about pilots...
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Books on Military Rotary Wing to Civilian Fixed Wing Transition? by
Greg Copeland
My brother is a CFI, training Apache Long Bow pilots and would like to
transition to GA after he retires. Was wondering if anyone knows of
any books which will help prepare a career military helicopter pilot
for the world of civilian, fixed wing aviation? Specifically,
anything that covers...
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fatal bird strike by
StellaStar
"A flight instructor and a student died Tuesday after their
single-engine Cessna struck a bird and crashed near Frisco, officials
said.
Which local paper? It isn't in the preliminary reports...
http://www2.faa.gov/avr/aai/A_0708_Y.txt
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Suggested Lunch Stops "Near" Washington, D.C.? by
Jay Honeck
Well, our upcoming trip to Dulles has been expanded. Weather permitting,
we'll be leaving this coming Wednesday, heading up to Door County, WI,
spending the night there, and proceeding up to Mackinac Island on Thursday
for brunch. From there we ill be heading direct to the Washington, D.C.
area,...
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Allergies and flying... by
Jay Honeck
On Sunday we spent all day outside, getting the pool ready at the inn. It is
shaded by giant river birch trees, which -- at this time of year -- are
shedding lots of little flakes of pollen (?).
I'm apparently violently allergic to this tree pollen. My eyes swelled
shut, and stayed that way for...
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GPS jamming by
S Green
http://www.flyontrack.co.uk/gpsjam.pdf
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PIREP: 2008 Red Bull Air Races Detroit by
Jay Honeck[_2_]
For those who want to jump straight to the pictures:
http://www.alexisparkinn.com/2008_-_red_bull_races_in_detroit.htm
We intended to fly to YIP (Ypsilanti, MI) last Friday, to meet this group's
own Jim & Tami Burns (& Family) for a fun weekend at the races.
Unfortunately, Mother Nature brought...
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Instructor Effectiveness by
Ol Shy & Bashful
Ongoing discussion regarding different techniques. Do we do it with a
touchy feely softly spoken and oh my gosh thats just fine.....
Or do we do it with a harsh what in hell was that all about?
Who did you learn the most from and what was the drill?
Of course there is a different perspective from a...
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