With no shock absorber for the nose gear, that airframe took an ugly hit. I will bet that they took a somewhat close to make sure that there was no damage.
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They say Harrier pilots are some of the best in the world as the aircraft is notoriously hard to handle in hover.…
No actual code snippet for us computer science nerds? I am disappoint.
Rape cab apologist!
Cool, thanks for sharing all of this! =)
With the balloon protector, umps lined up pretty square to the plate and only bent over slightly, often with a similar head height as the batter. Now, with the West Vest, umps are on the inside edge of the plate and have their heads at a height about equal to the batter's sternum. So pitches that used to be strikes…
Joe West certainly draws attention, but he really changed the game with the West Vest. With the replay system, we are seeing just how critical the positioning of umpires is when making calls. The West Vest changed how umpires position themselves behind home plate, which changed how the strike zone was called (it got…
They were on the horn for at least 5 minutes. I bought a Subaru this morning.
Seeing the live video, I am still amazed that there were only three casualties. I mean, with the plane cartwheeling like that, it's pretty incredible.
I think it's true no matter how large the aircraft.
Alright, smartass, find me a photo of a Camaro Z/28 on Road America that we can use without copyright violation and I'll run it instead.
"Brilliant" save"? What the hell does that mean? Can someone give an example of a "stupid" save then?
and you would be part of the problem...
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I've done the same thing, actually. And the answer is six.
I wish I could remember more about my written exam, but I think I blocked it out of my memory trying to forget the…
The corner workers waved a yellow flag to signify debris on the track (the exhaust circled here). According to what I see, the exhaust wasn't even in the race line. The yellow cone above the left handlebar looks like an exit point cone, which means that's where you should be aiming the bike to follow the race line.
One more: reading New York Times articles when you've passed the number of free articles you get!
Lawmakers on the Hill today made that clear as they questioned Barra. Rep. G.K. Butterfield said "I would suggest you bring in some outside, fresh blood." Rep. Michael Burgess said "It looks like a lot more than 15 people should have been terminated."