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AOPA Airplane Owners & Pilots' Association training and education:

http://flighttraining.aopa.org/students/solo/courses/?WT.mc_id=100618eflight&WT.mc_sect=tips

"Hear a sample" Audio at Amazon.com. I am accustomed to sending these links to brides who want to know how a song goes. I guess I'm back to singing over the telephone.

How Steve Jobs beats presentation panic | Business Center | Working Mac | Macworld

How Steve Jobs beats presentation panic | Business Center | Working Mac | Macworld

Cabot Award Shared by Two Men Who Helped Bring Apollo 13 Home

http://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/news/CabotAward_JoeGavin_GeneKranz_Apollo13_202718-1.html#gallery

Sent from my iPad

Scanning music

		Scanning music put multiple sheets into top of scanner or have book  Open Lexmark All-In-One center from dock on computer Set scan:   TEXT                  TIFF to Preview                 check Prompt for Multiple Pages                  click [SCAN] Do all pages.  If using a book, you'll have to click scan when ready In Preview: Make sure the sidebar is showing a graphic of all the pages (not the list) Select all pages  (apple-click) File --> Print selected images   (alt-apple-P)  or maybe (ctrl-apple-P) PDF --> Save as PDF Save As:   Name the file.   Put it in Documents

FAA Communications brochure

https://www.faasafety.gov/files/notices/2010/Jun/Communications_A_Key_Component_brochure.pdf

Daylily nutrition info

Imageshack - greatbaypg1an3.jpg

Imageshack - greatbaypg1an3.jpg

YouTube - zelda theme

YouTube - zelda theme

Zelda Overworld Theme Tutorial -EASY-

Government is dithering.

By Mike DiGuiro in today's Courier-journal:

...The federal government is dithering. Making speeches and forming commissions are not going to keep the oil off the beaches. Pursuing criminal charges against BP executives is not going to keep the oil from killing sea life. My God, quit talking and do something. Get every federal employee in the country on the beaches with a bucket and rubber gloves. Get the National Guard setting up camp for the workers. Hire tankers to siphon up the oil. Do something -- anything! If I hear Obama say one more time that the government has had a plan from Day One, and that the plan is working, I'm going to puke...

I'm sending this to all "my" representatives.

Q&A What is morality

Morality would be behavior that is unquestionably required of a (civilized?) human towards other humans and toward that which affects other humans.

Piper Owner Society - www.piperowner.org

Piper Owner Society - www.piperowner.org

Konami Play - I Love Traffic

Konami Play - I Love Traffic

Dunning–Kruger effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dunning–Kruger effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

recital poster

May 11, 1951: RAM Is Born | This Day In Tech | Wired.com

May 11, 1951: RAM Is Born | This Day In Tech | Wired.com

RAM is only two years older than I am. No one could ever have predicted what we are doing with computer memory now.

Nor could I have ever predicted what I'm doing now, either.

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Apple against the world | Phones | Mac Word | Macworld

Apple against the world | Phones | Mac Word | Macworld

Carolyn's RenFair cast

Carolyn's RenFair cast

Mini Vegetable Frittatas

Mini Vegetable Frittatas | Pack-ahead low carb food.

AOPA ASF Flight Risk Evaluator

AOPA ASF Flight Risk Evaluator

COSTOFWAR.COM - The Cost of War

COSTOFWAR.COM - The Cost of War
Click the link above for a running total. At the bottom will be a link for "tradeoffs."

(PS. Use Safari, not Google Chrome for this page."

What should we REALLY be afraid of ?

This is part of the “Back Story” in the Newsweek Magazine of 24 & 31 May 2010:

WHAT SHOULD YOU REALLY BE AFRAID OF?

Using the most recent U.S. data available, (here is) a list of unsettling threats and their far riskier counterparts.

Murders (2008) - 14,180
Suicides (2006) - 33,289

Children abducted by strangers (1999) - 115
Children who drown in pools (2006) - 288

Burglaries (2007 - 2.2 million
Identity thefts (2005) - 8.3 million

Shark attacks (2009) - 28
Dog bites (annual average) - 4.5 million

Americans killed by terrorist attacks around the world (2008) - 33
Americans who die from the seasonal flu (annual average) - 36,171

Deaths by allergic reaction to peanuts (annual average) - 50-100
Deaths by unintentional poisoning (2006) - 27,531

Women who die from breast cancer (2009) - 40,170
Women who die from cardiovascular disease (2006) - 432,709

Fatal airline accidents (2005) - 321
Fatal car crashes (2008) - 34,017

Americans audited by the IRS (2009) - 1.4 million
U.S. Deaths (2007) - 2.4 million

Jonathan Alter: 'The Promise: President Obama, Year One' - Newsweek.com

Jonathan Alter: 'The Promise: President Obama, Year One' - Newsweek.com

This one I want to read. Soon. Especially if it's as good as the chapter here.

Hairstyle example

Christina's new car

We tested the lights. They work!

One of a new set of science videos. Not your normal Q&A.

AOPA Online: How will the iPad change the GA cockpit?

AOPA Online: How will the iPad change the GA cockpit?

TYWKIWDBI: The early days of passenger aviation

TYWKIWDBI: The early days of passenger aviation

Amy says:

Do not worry;
do not wax indignant.
Understand.
~Baruch Spinoza

Mobile Learning for iPad

Dad's research

Benjamin's giraffe

Cluster Balloonist

master and commander of the far side of the world

Movie we watched tonight. Love the history.

Flash on iPhone

There are two parts to this emerging discussion. One focuses on the format, the deliverer.

The other is content delivered.

The first discussion is like not wanting to eat the food on your plate because you dislike the plate it is on, while the second might be more important if you are hungry.

One trove of Flash content is the library of interactive safety training materials maintained by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA). Are people really arguing that this information should just disappear? Or that people who use iPad are somehow too advanced to need it? !???

How about this one? http://ecodazoo.com It's Flash.

It's the content that matters. We don't know what we're missing when chapters and presentations and summaries are replaced with a cryptic [?] icon that just doesn't work.

People focusing on the technology will be groaning when they see this, but I am watching for the day that all the human knowledge stored in "obsolete" code (Commodore 64, TRS-80, Amiga, HyperCard, Apple IIe, now Flash) is given new life because somebody puts the operating systems in the "cloud." After all, the entire TRS-80 operating system was only 16K, so to attach the operating system to the program code is miniscule compared to attaching a picture to our email messages.

A profession for the future. Code archaeology.

And, yes, in my experience, inability to access Flash and java on iPhone is a BIG lacuna. (Not to be confused with the big kahuna.)

Technology Review: TR10: Cloud Programming

http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/25089/?ref=rss

Technology Review: TR10: Solar Fuel

http://www.technologyreview.com/energy/25077/

Apple iPad Kneeboard

High Tech Products for Professional Pilots   Knee Boards DX Pro DX Pro Tandem Home Introducing the NewTech Board iPro Kneeboard     The first and only kneeboard designed specifically for the Apple iPad. This precision design features all-metal construction, engineered and balanced to the tight tolerances that pilots expect. You get full viewing access to charts on your iPad while also having a firm writing surface. That's two important uses in the footprint of one kneeboard. The iPro is specially designed for protection. It touches none of the buttons on your iPad, yet shields them from accidents. Inside, flush riveting and padding ensure that the your iPad receives maximum protection at all times. And still, maximum usability.  Price: $149.95                            Like all Tech Board Kneeboards, these are hand-made, one at a time. Each is carefully crafted and precision built so that you get the finest quality available. We'll get it to you as fast as we can, but please allow up to three weeks for U.S. delivery.       (c) 2010 by Atlanta Flight, Inc. All Rights Reserved. More Great Products for Pilots

An encore played on iPad

Here I was assuming I could put all the music and stuff I have to carry around on the iPad. Looks like I'll have more than a music reader.

When to buy a new mac

My macbook was acting up, but I fixed it. Still, it's sending me warnings.

I think, all things being equal, I'd like to plan for an iPad GPS for portable and an iMac for home, but it's been a while since the iMacs have been upgraded, so hopefully the trusty macbook will hang on for about half a year.

insurance covers

Two videos for Sunday morning

I LOVE having a computer as my morning newspaper!

Here's a video that we watched, knowing Natalie has been seriously thinking about math. The video reminded me of a number of things I'd forgotten, links and such.



Then I was going to quit, but impulsively clicked on this one.




Surprise!
This video mirrors and echos Ursula LeGuin's "Always Coming Home," which I've been reading. I wish all the people who are so (justifiably) angry right now could learn to factor in the [what we don't know/the ultimate gift of the universe/UP] and just go on and create from the possibilities in front of us. If we look for destruction, we fill find it. If we focus on the ugly, bad, we will find it, and, mesmerized, create more of the same. Being willing and able to drift and choosing to look up is the gift.

There's more dock in my yard than spinach in the garden. Good wrapped around some hummus.

Print an envelope with a topo map of your address on the inside

This is neat! Google always thinks I'm walking down the road, not at my house, but, hey, lots of time I am!

Something I've been thinking about since 5th grade. A snippet by Chomsky

Click the link above to get context in the full article.

Reading Joe Stack's manifesto and a great deal more like it, I find myself recovering childhood memories and much more that I did not then understand. The Weimar Republic was the peak of western civilization in the sciences and the arts, also regarded as a model of democracy. Through the 1920s, the traditional liberal and conservative parties entered into inexorable decline, well before the process was intensified by the Great Depression. The coalition that elected General Hindenburg in 1925 was not very different from the mass base that swept Hitler into office eight years later, compelling the aristocratic Hindenburg to select as chancellor the "little corporal" he despised. As late as 1928, the Nazis had less than 3 percent of the vote. Two years later, the most respectable Berlin press was lamenting the sight of the many millions in this "highly civilized country" who had "given their vote to the commonest, hollowest and crudest charlatanism." The public was becoming disgusted with the incessant wrangling of Weimar politics, the service of the traditional parties to powerful interests and their failure to deal with popular grievances. They were drawn to forces dedicated to upholding the greatness of the nation and defending it against invented threats in a revitalized, armed and unified state, marching to a glorious future, led by the charismatic figure who was carrying out "the will of eternal Providence, the Creator of the universe," as he orated to the mesmerized masses. By May 1933, the Nazis had largely destroyed not only the traditional ruling parties, but even the huge working-class parties, the Social Democrats and Communists, along with their very powerful associations. The Nazis declared May Day 1933 to be a workers holiday, something the left parties had never been able to achieve. Many working people took part in the enormous patriotic demonstrations, with more than a million people at the heart of Red Berlin, joining farmers, artisans, shopkeepers, paramilitary forces, Christian organizations, athletic and riflery clubs, and the rest of the coalition that was taking shape as the center collapsed. By the onset of the war, perhaps 90 percent of Germans were marching with the brown shirts.

Just some food for thought. The concept is good, the presentation a little garish, but complete.

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That's 20 ... to ... 30 years of being stuck with payments, sky-high utilities, creeping property taxes, neighborhood fees and regulations! Look at this: Mortgage payments almost always cut into 30% to 40% of your income ... and that of course doesn't include taxes, insurance, or maintenance costs. With so much of your money going into your home, you're missing out on money for investments, travel, continued education, more time with kids, or time to pursue your hobbies. You only live once ... is it really worth it to strap this burden onto your back? It's a high-stakes, high-risk game of keeping up with the Joneses ... that puts your retirement ... your survival ... your happiness ... and your freedom to really live life on the chopping block! Isn't the American dream really about feeling financially secure, owning a home and being happy? Being shackled with debt till the grave doesn't sound like the American dream to me. Do you realize that most people will not have any real money to retire on? It's true. Look at these sobering retirement statistics: Take any 100 people at the start of their working careers and follow them for 40 years until they reach retirement age, and here's what you'll find, according to the Social Security Administration: only 1 will be wealthy; 4 will be financially secure; 5 will continue working, not because they want to but because they have to; 36 will be dead; and 54 will be dead broke - dependent on their meager Social Security checks, relatives, friends, even charity for a minimum standard of living. That's 5% successful, 95% unsuccessful. Which group do you plan on being in? But that's only the beginning because social security is for all intents and purposes - BROKE! That said, depending on social security to get you by will be sketchy at best. That's why it's vital you take action now to make lifestyle changes so you won't be a burden on your children or find yourself wondering where your next meal will come in your twilight years. Saves YOU Money and Saves the Environment too! But there are environmental issues to consider as well. The average American home consumes about 75% of an acre of forest and produces about 7 tons of construction waste! And ... it emits 18 tons of greenhouse gases every year! Compare that to one of my small home plans which were made with only 4,800 pounds of building materials each, and less than 100 pounds went to the landfill. Plus ... each produced less than 900 pounds of greenhouse gases during a typical Iowa winter! What's more, a tiny home can fit into a parking space, which is wonderful if you wish to pick up and move. That's something you cannot do with a sprawling suburban home. A small home ranges from 65 square feet to 840 square feet, and you can move as desired; the plumbing and electricity set up of my designs allows you to do this. You can enjoy the adventure of traveling the country, by settling in various spots across the country. In fact, I've traveled from Canada to Mexico, and from San Francisco to New York with my small homes. Can you do that with your current home? Picture the freedom of being able to pick up and move as you wish. Once you get tired of an area, you can simply move - with a small home it's now possible! But there's a catch. You cannot build a tiny house legally or in many zones - unless you know the legal, loopholes that let you do it. I'm one of the few people who show you how. 10 Years of Living in a Small Home ... And it is Heaven on Earth! Hello, my name is Jay Shafer. You probably have many questions about how to build a small house and if this is really even a good idea. I think it's always a good idea to find out a little about someone before you do business with them. So let me show you why you should listen to me ...   I have lived in 3 different small houses or as I like to call them, Tumbleweed houses ... over the past 10 years. My small house designs and ideas have been featured in many places such as Oprah, CNN, the cover of Natural Home Magazine and the front page of Yahoo. I lecture across the nation on small house living and design. And all of my home designs are tried and true which means we know they're livable and workable. I have traveled as far as 7,000 miles across the country in one of my tiny houses. To my knowledge, no one else has been doing it longer and no one else teaches workable designs.   No wonder Greg Johnson, the founder of the Small House Society swears by my plans. Due to my lectures and media appearances, the idea of living in small homes that are transportable is fast becoming mainstream. As such so many people have requested that I write a book that would teach anyone how to do it. I have done exactly that. Introducing my book, The Small House Book. There is nothing anywhere like it. Some of What You'll Discover in Your Copy of The Small House Book You will learn all the ins and outs - everything you need to turn your wish of affordable housing without the baggage into reality through my book, The Small House Book How to build a small home for just 20 grand! Flip through the pages of this full color book that's loaded with pictures and you'll see that I have divided my houses into two sizes. First you'll see the tiny houses, which are homes that range from 65 square feet to 140 square feet. And small houses that range from 250 square feet to 840 square feet. You'll see 22 beautiful home plans ... plans you won't find anywhere else that are truly tested and proven to work in real world conditions   You'll discover why you really don't need to own a plot of land to own one of these small homes. Over the past 3 years, I have moved my home 4 times and I have lived on a private estate by a lake, in the Redwoods, in a field and in an apple orchard. One woman I know has her home at a national park. The types of building materials you'll need   You'll get my 7 critical organizing principles and 42 design elements to create a very efficient little home. You'll discover the exact 14 tools (many of which you probably already own) that you'll need to start your home. You'll find out how to efficiently heat your home so you stay warm even in areas that are prone to snow storms. You'll find out how to efficiently cool your home so you'll feel fine even in the dog days of summer in Southern states. You'll find out how to set up plumbing that really works. You'll discover how to set up a sanitary and convenient compost toilet that's odorless. You'll discover how to get water running into your home. You'll see how to set up comfortable sleeping arrangements. How to set up a terrific little kitchen where you can cook great meals, just as well as anybody in an oversized kitchen. Step-by-step instructions for attaching a house to a trailer - pictures included. What you need to know about setting up appliances. What you need to know about solar power. How to properly power your home. How you can fit a family into a small home. Plus much, much more! The bottom line though is this: There isn't a speck of fluff, silly theory or useless "filler" content in my book. This is information that has been tested and proven to work in the real world. And it's all so easy, too. Just like following a recipe. 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I have my own personal copy right now in front of me and can't put it down." -Kent Griswold, TinyHouseBlog.com Media Rave Reviews Over "The Small House Book" "A visionary designer ..." - Catherine Halley, Domino Magazine "... guru of the small house movement." - John Blackstone, CBS Sunday "... instant curb appeal." - Bethany Little, New York Times "... one hundred square feet of bliss." - Thelma Gutierrez, CNN "... built to last." - Craig LaMoult, Chicago Tribune "... astounding ..." - Oprah Winfrey, The Oprah Winfrey Show "Move-in-ready gems ..." - Denise Gee, Better Homes & Gardens "... extraordinary attention to detail." - Hannah Bloch, New York Times Let's suppose you picked up a copy of "The Small House Book" and you loved the plan on page 164. And you built this home. Can you imagine the thrill of not having a $244,000 home to pay off? Picture never having to pay $500 or more every month in utility bills! Instead ... you can reduce that to just $65 per year in utilities! 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Let's summarize again what you're getting: 22 tested and proven home plans Plans for homes ranging from 65 sq feet to 140 sq feet. Plans for homes ranging from 250 sq feet to 840 sq feet. 42 design elements + 7 critical organizing principles How to do it for less than $20 grand. Everything from plumbing, to power is completely explained Travel and location issues completely explained Legal loopholes for building a small house explained And more! Here's How to Order The Small House Book It's easy to get your personal copy of The Small House Book. Have your credit card handy and click the "Order Your Book Now" button below to place your order. It's safer to use your credit card here than at a 5-star restaurant. After you place your order, you'll immediately receive an emailed receipt of your order and The Small House Book will be mailed to your address. Please expect 1 week for delivery. As an added bonus, I'll pay the shipping for you anywhere in the US! ADD TO CART To the good life, Jay Shafer Tumbleweed Tiny House Company P.S. The Small House Book is yours to preview for 30 days without risking a single penny. Try it, then decide it you want to keep it, isn't that fair? P.P.S. Here's the exciting part: All of the trial and error ... all of the guesswork ... all of the waste ... all of the mistakes are taken out of the equation. This means when you own my book, The Small House Book, you will be starting from a position of success. I can't guarantee it'll be smooth sailing all the way, but it'll certainly make your goal of owning a wonderful small home as easy as it possibly gets. I poured my heart and soul and 7 months of writing to create a book that gives you absolutely everything - yes, everything -- you need, at your fingertips to join the thousands of people who've awakened and are taking control of their lives. It truly doesn't get any easier than this. So order right now ... you'll be glad you did. Thank you. ADD TO CART Who is Jay Shafer? Jay Shafer is leading a movement that is changing the way America views housing. His revolutionary approach to house design has stirred international dialogue. In his, The Small House Book, Shafer explains why smaller dwellings make good sense and how superior design can be achieved with less space. He has continued to share his philosophy by creating Tumbleweed Tiny House Company through such venues as Fine Homebuilding, The Wall Street Journal, The Oprah Winfrey Show, and at the University of Iowa's School of Art, where he served as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Drawing for more than a decade. Professor Shafer currently lives in a 95 square foot home of his own creation and his personally built over a dozen small homes to date.

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Air Campers organization

This looks like a good source of people to know and places to go.

Apple and friends

Why Do They Want to Do Us Harm? [Part One] -- In These Times

http://www.inthesetimes.com/article/5711/why_do_they_want_to_do_us_harm_part_one

Ten years ago, this question was at the front of our minds, at least
for roughly half of Americans. As a society, we don't seem to be
asking it any more, much less answering it.

The link above provides some thoughtprovoking water to prime the pump
where it has run dry.

Thank goodness for all of the people (especially the younger set) who
have NOT forgotten the question and who live carefully and
constructively to make new patterns for the rest of us.

Poem by Ursula K. LeGuin

I don't care if I am possible.
What are the bridges between us?
Wind, the rainbow,
mist, still air.

We must learn to step on the rainbow.
(Even Old Jealousy
called it a covenant.)

We must learn how to walk on the wind.
What links us (O my sister soul)
Is the abyss between us.

We must learn the fog path.
What parts us (O my brother flesh)
is our kinship of one house.
We must learn to trust thin air.

Poem by a student

From the garden!

First real meal straight from the garden--potato kale onion soup.
(Milk and salt and pepper notwithstanding.)

Glider flight video

"Why me?" Psalm 22: 2-9, 18, 19, 22, 24, 32

[click link to hear the recording]

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Longe a salute mea verba delictorum meorum
Far from my salvation are the words of my sins.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Deus meus clamabo per diem et non exaudies et nocte et non ad insipientiam mihi
O my God, I shall cry by day, and thou wilt not hear: and by night, and it shall not be reputed as folly in me.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Tu autem in sancto habitas Laus Israhel
But thou dwellest in the holy place, the praise of Israel.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

In te speraverunt patres nostri speraverunt et liberasti eos
In thee have our fathers hoped: they have hoped, and thou hast delivered them.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Ad te clamaverunt et salvi facti sunt in te speraverunt et non sunt confusi
They cried to thee, and they were saved: they trusted in thee, and were not confounded.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Ego autem sum vermis et non homo obprobrium hominum et abiectio plebis
But I am a worm, and no man: the reproach of men, and the outcast of the people.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Omnes videntes me deriserunt me locuti sunt labiis moverunt caput
All they that saw me have laughed me to scorn: they have spoken with the lips, and wagged the head.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Speravit in Domino eripiat eum salvum faciat eum quoniam vult eum
He hoped in the Lord, let him deliver him: let him save him, seeing he delighteth in him.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Ipso vero consideraverunt, et conspexerunt me:
In truth, consider and observe me,

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Diviserunt sibi vestimenta mea et super vestem meam miserunt sortem
They parted my garments amongst them; and upon my vesture they cast lots.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Libera me de ore leonis et a cornibus unicornium humilitatem meam
Save me from the lion's mouth; and my lowness from the horns of the unicorns.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Qui timetis Dominum laudate eum universum semen Iacob magnificate eum
Ye that fear the Lord, praise him: all ye the seed of Jacob, glorify him.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

Annuntiabitur Domino generatio ventura et annuntiabunt caeli iustitiam eius.
There shall be declared to the Lord a generation to come: and the heavens shall shew forth his justice

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

populo qui nascetur quem fecit Dominus
a people that shall be born, which the Lord hath made.

Deus Deus meus respice me quare me dereliquisti
O God my God, look upon me: why hast thou forsaken me?

* Recorded Sept. 2004 M. Hettinger Bernheim Forest, Kentucky
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CFI inspiration

Q. Are you ever nervous about going up with the students?

No. We can recover from anything they do.

Q. I guess it’s similar to driving lessons.

That, to me, is scarier. Because on the ground, driving a car, if you do something wrong, you’re going to hit something. In the air, you can pretty much recover from anything.

Linda Scully
President, chief instructor, Aero Safety Training,
winner of the "Make Mine a Million Dollar Business" contest sponsored by American Express’ Open forum for small businesses.

Lessons

AM Christine called me to come be her "safety pilot." Many thanks. Beautiful day for flying, and we turned stall practice into something really simple.


PM.Eddie & the Arrow. Electric fuel pump out. Landings.

If you change the friction lock, remember it affects throttle, mix AND
prop, so guard all three with your hand on takeoff.

In the Arrow, powering back really means pitch up, or you'll lose altitude.

T&Go. Aim for vx to get up in the pattern in time to think ahead.

Shortfield

Softfield, don't forget the touch of power at the touchdown to help
keep the nose up.

Power off 180, turn downwind in close, get gear down, airspeed 100,
choose (name) landing spot, get setup in time to power back and turn
immediately past the spot (dont wait for the numbers).