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Are the parents in town and they can help out if you're a traveling pilot? And is she a keeper? Supportive, committed, etc? If so, the grass isn't always greener. But if you don't see a wife and kids for another 10 years, you owe it to her to say something now. If it were me, and she was...

Looks like a lumber company executive coming back from a conference in Florida. Industry Leader James Scarlett dies in plane crash

It was 3 and unfortunately as a kid one of those was PBS...

Envy and victim status are powerful forces the political class loves to exploit for votes.

Don't forget the top 1% is a fluid group. Despite the popular images of fat cats sitting in 1920's tuxedos, lighting cigars with $100 bills, people move in and out of this group regularly.

I thought the definition of rich was owning an airplane. That's what I've been told many times, so it must be true.

we have institutions that donate too much to political campaigns to allow them to fail. FIFY

This is actually a great point. A lot of discussion on income inequality, but if you look at the standard of living young adults have today vs 40 years ago, it's vastly improved. Cars, cell phones, food deliveries, on demand entertainment, etc.

I think part of the growth of the top .1% is tech billionaires. Generations prior you had to be a manufacturer or oil company tycoon. Grind out your growth through manual labor and product manufacturing. Now you can invent something digitally and boom, welcome to the zillionaire club.

And don't get me started on Tennessee.

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Trying to time the approval of Mosaic is time wasted. Sell the plane on your schedule.

I'm wondering if they were both affected by carbon monoxide, and not fully functioning. As an example from the report: "During the final moments of the flight, a faint communication from the pilot stating the airplane's registration and "Debonaire" followed by an emergency declaration and an...

Is carbon monoxide poisoning a possibility?

I owned a used Minnie Winnie for about 3 years. Not that big a deal on the maintenance side.

Start that new chapter. My Dad's health took a bad turn earlier than they expected, so many things my Mom and Dad wanted to do in retirement they couldn't. Buy that RV and get going! And if you hate it? Sell the RV and start plane shopping again, or join a flying club!

Trying to figure out the purpose of several, apparently methodical drops and climbs. Stall practice? Mechanical issue? other?

Partner in a G6 now.