What is the world coming to when people think milk and lemon juice come out
of bottles.
Tongue firmly in cheek
Stuart
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I am going to Dubai in November, for a meeting.
Does anyone know if there is any soaring there?
Thanks
Ed Marel
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On Sat, 2004-10-16 at 10:42, Anne Elliott wrote:
> The attached photograph appeared in an edition of Soaring Australia
> maybe three years ago. To jog my memory, does anyone have any idea
> where this taken and by whom!
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That is (unmistakably) the hangar and windsock (with caravan to th
At 09:30 PM 19/10/2004, you wrote:
I am going to Dubai in November, for a meeting.
Does anyone know if there is any soaring there?
Thanks
Ed Marel
H, low radar return, no thermal signature, low noise signature, doesn't
squawk correct IFF code
FIRE!
(Good luck Ed!)
;)
Regards,
Saturday was giving 6 knots to 8,500 at Port Augusta. Sunday was a slight improvement
to somewhere above 9,000 (I was flying the concrete swan and by the time we thermalled
9000' I decided it was time to go hunting).
Afraid I just used it for instructional purposes out around Quorn/Wilmington a
With gliding celebrations in various places underway, the inevitable
fumble factors occur.
For those who know the display trailer, you'll know what I'm talking
about.
On delivery to site, and after setting up, I became first aware of
some 'flies' circling. Turned out to be a bee hive that had
Dear Friends
Just a quick
reminder that the next SAGA winter lecture will be presented
by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jorg Hacker on Wednesday night.
(27.10.2004)
The topic is “20 years of atmospheric research using
motorised gliders
- examples and outlook”.
As usual we will
meet at 1
The attached photograph appeared in an edition of Soaring Australia maybe three years ago. To jog my memory, does anyone have any idea where this taken and by whom!
Please email direct
Anne Elliott ,[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From Avweb:
They almost made it. Pilots of a Pinnacle Airlines CRJ2 apparently
glided their powerless regional jet for 20 minutes and almost 100
miles before it crashed two miles short of the Jefferson City, Mo.,
airport late Thursday. Now, the NTSB is trying to figure out why both
engines appa
Message sent to our internal tech group here at Internode.
Makes you sit up and take notice until you realise they mean a server not a
glider ;)
-Cath
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