The Russians have the Antonov 72P, which sports rocket pods and a GSh-23L canon. So somebody has thought of it.

"I kind of guessed that the girl was supposed to pee in the shot. Then this naked boy sits behind the wheel and drive into. So he tries to get out again, but there is a hook on the car and that he always stuck there and can not get out, "says Albert Thor Guðbrandsson, administrator Cape Marco.

I have already forwarded the link to colleagues. I think it might be perfect for younger students. And even adults who may be intimidated by theory. If this came out in book form, I would buy it.

Sitting just a meter above the ocean,

Well, if you want to go there, I hold three degrees in music performance, the final one being a DMA, which is a Doctor of Musical Arts, essentially a PhD in performance. I've been playing for almost 40 years now, and am the principal trumpet in an orchestra, a position that I have held for 20 years, and have taught…

And there are plenty of times when 6/8 is in 6. Carmina Burana is full of time signatures comprised of a number over a note value (drives me crazy playing it), as is much modern music. But you have to be pretty advanced before you encounter these exceptions, so there's no point in bringing it up in the first lesson.…

As a professional musician, I was sure that I was going to take a look at this and pooh-pooh the whole thing, pointing out inconsistencies and incorrect information. With the exception of one niggling little bit about the time signatures (which isn't worth mentioning outside of a classroom), this is a terrific…

I don't use Chrome, so I don't quit Chrome. I use keyboard shortcuts constantly. And CMD+W to close a tab is right next to CMD+Q for quit. And I hit the Q accidentally often. So, I guess this feature was really designed for thick-fingered dolts like me. I use FF, and like you, my browser is open for weeks.

Still gets a 10 from the Russian judge.

Typos are often an issue on this blog. And it's a shame, because there is always interesting stuff here, and could do with some good editing to make it even better.

Gimli Glider.

One lane at a time, people. One lane at a time.

The visibility is much better than zero if you maintain a safe following distance.

Once is enough.

Which makes an interesting point about this symmetry debate. Humans tend to make things symmetric until they can find a distinct advantage in asymmetry.

Air & Space Magazine did an article about the Boomerang about two years ago. Check it out; it's a great read.

What's old is new again (sort of). The Rutan Boomerang, designed to be stable in the event of the loss of one engine.

Thank god the cavalry was there.

You mean like this?

Yes, exactly. Thanks for the clarification.