Glider approach & landing

http://blog.aopa.org/letsgoflying/?p=96

Amy's Four Agreements in their new home

I can hear lots of water running under that snow, but very rarely see it. Look closely and you can, too.

Hiking in Amy's backyard

Ice sculpture at Fur Rondy

A visit with Elise and Camper's family

Prep for tomorrow

Almost done

Kentucky daffodil watercolors drying

Playground snow-forts, tunnels & trees

Students arrive

Morning at Anchorage Waldorf 2nd grade

East

Pantry & fridge

Living room

Kitchen

Outside Amy's window

Kenai Lake

Road

Snow Dog

Walking

Breakfast

Outside

Morning

Morning in Seward

Game?

Yogurt pie

Outside (na otkritom vosnichya)

Good company.

Coming around to Anchorage

:)

Goodbye San Francisco!

Flight Training:Instability for Idiots

Winds and temperatures aloft (FDs). By checking the temperatures aloft, you can develop a crude idea of the atmosphere's vertical temperature profile. A quick shortcut for determining standard temperatures (in Celsius) is to double the altitude, subtract 15, and change the resultant number into a negative figure (use positive numbers for lower altitudes during warmer months). For example, let's say you want to know the standard temperature for 10,000 feet. Two times 10 is 20. Subtract 15 and you come up with five degrees Celsius. Change to a negative number and you come up with a standard temperature of minus five degrees Celsius. (The actual standard temperature for that altitude is minus 4.812 degrees Celsius, so minus five degrees is close enough.) With colder-than-standard temperatures aloft and a source of moisture and lifting, you have a strong hint that the air is ripe for fireworks.


http://flighttraining.aopa.org/magazine/1998/May/199805_Instability_for_Idiots.html

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