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SLOWINGTHERACINGMIND Technological Advances
Earlier this week, I had a rather chaotic day. In the morning, I wrote on my hand to remind myself of a task to email Rick. At lunch, I noticed it on my hand and realized that I had not seen the insi...
Posted on 9/21/12 at 7:00 AM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Waterford Iron Bridge (Minnesota):
Heading southwest in the direction of my childhood place of Jackson on a heavily used state rural highway through Dakota County, there is an old iron bridge located just off to the left of the road ...
Posted on 10/5/11 at 9:25 AM
Flying legend gets fitting tribute
KINDRED, N.D. — One of Bob Odegaard’s many aerial performances included an appearance a few weeks ago with the Texas Flying Legends to honor former President George H.W. Bush on his birthday.
By Patrick Springer, Forum Communcations , September 13, 2012
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Pilot honored with flyover
Guests watch the flyover tribute Wednesday at the funeral for Bob Odegaard in Kindred, N.D.. Odegaard died in a plane crash Friday in Valley City, N.D.
(David Samson / Forum Communications)
September 13, 2012
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English skills taking off with pilots
GRAND FORKS — Aviation leaders are reporting success with a decade-long push to make sure pilots and air traffic controllers around the globe are proficient in English — the official language of aviation worldwide.
The International Civil Aviation Organization, or ICAO, began working on English proficiency requirements in 2000, four years after a midair collision over India between a Saudi airliner and a Kazakh cargo plane killed 349 people. Investigators said an English language barrier was a contributing factor to the crash.
By Dave Kolpack, Associated Press , July 26, 2010
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GF boy is ‘Pilot for a Day’
Jordan Dvorak wore the green flight suit of a Happy Hooligan with a boyish bravado given to the occasional snappy salute.
On Tuesday he was declared a pilot for a day, seated at the controls of a C-21 jetliner, and made an honorary general in the North Dakota Air National Guard.
By By Patrick Springer, Forum Communications Co. , March 03, 2010
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Pilots missed Twin Cities
By radio, data message and cell phone, air traffic controllers and pilots tried for more than an hour to contact the crew of a Northwest Airlines jetliner as it sped 150 miles past its Minneapolis destination and military jets readied to chase it. The pilots were finally alerted to their stunning gaffe when a flight attendant called on an intercom from the cabin.
By By Joan Lowy, The Associated Press , October 24, 2009
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