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Fantastic!! Congratulations! Great job and kudos for taking the initiative to make a lifestyle change. I've always advised against this. I'll be interested to see what Dr. Bruce has to say about whether or not this is a good idea.

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I do everything I can to avoid XC at night in piston single airplanes. I do fly XC at night in a piston twin, but only on an IFR flight plan. It's not just engine failure that I worry about. I've unexpectedly flown into clouds at night when it was supposed to be clear, picked up ice at...

"As for the water, police say there was no contamination." Bull****.

Ridiculously good. Very interesting to watch. Thanks.

It's amazing. A friend of mine with 4,000 hours in type was just saying, "I've gone 12 month landing this baby like a March snowflake, and now I can't put the ***** on the deck without breaking the squat switches. Did I land or were we shot down?" Comes and goes. It comes and goes.

I'd suggest this to allow you to judge for yourself how you perform at altitude: http://www.faa.gov/pilots/training/airman_education/aerospace_physiology/ It may be an eye opener. But there's little doubt that you'll perform better than most of us who live and train below 5,000'. As a side...

Could not possibly care less.

I've built several hangars, all on city owned land with a sq. ft. land lease. Questions I would want answered: * Is an engineering report required? * Is the dirt good or will dirt need to be replaced? * Are there escalation clauses in the lease language for rent? * Who pays the property...

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To get on the ground as quickly as possible. Aluminum doesn't tolerate heat very well. Get down. Get out.

Exactly.

Thanks Chris! I'll send it on.

Very nice! Most aviation art doesn't interest me, but this beautifully done and I really like the perspective. I'll be anxious to see the finished product.

If this succeeds there are going to be a lot of guys out there getting sued by ex-girlfriends.

I've had (and still have) several hangars with Wilson bi-fold doors. They've been adequate and have given very little trouble. No complaints. But our airport manager has recently built hangars with Schweiss hydraulic doors and I admit that I like them much better. Faster, quieter, more shade...

I have a friend who lives in Shreveport and is looking for primary flight instruction. Anybody have any firsthand knowledge of who to go to or who to stay away from? Feel free to PM me.