I'm not experienced in the flight component of SAR but I believe that ground to air signals are still very relevant. If they were made completely obsolete by modern technology and SAR practices, I doubt TC and ICAO would still be publishing the information. Given the various organizations that can b...

Looking for some feedback from pilots, particularly those involved in Search and Rescue regarding something that came up over the weekend. Hoping someone can give some clarity on the issue regarding the meaning of the symbol “X” as used for ground to air signalling. The Canadian Aeronautical Informa...

Posted this last month, but thought it might help to add some detail about myself and my experience. Glider and Commercial - 500+hrs PIC Looking for blocktime on a single at either ZBA or NC3 for recreational flying - no time building (ZBA preferred) Want something I can take for a day or weekend tr...

Anyone know of a 172 or Cherokee (or any other single engine) available for blocktime at either ZBA or NC3?

Finally in a position to buy a block of hours and get flying again

Cheers!

So Doc, have you made the plunge yet? Bike season is almost here!

Saw a guy riding a VStorm on the QEW yesterday...

I cant speak to the Subaru myself, but I know 2 people that have it and they both say its the greatest car they have ever owned. My wife also has a CRV.. its been rock solid and we have nothing bad to say about it at all.

Dont think you can go wrong with either choice.

Not quite a bicycle, but its street legal:

http://www.electricmotorsport.com/Motard/motard.htm
Check the Oxygen scooters on this site too.
Ive also seen add on kits online that you can use to modify an existing mountain bike too.

Great link Walker

Thanks

Hey Doc, been riding a Suzuki DR650 for a couple years now. Great bike - problem free and pretty easy to keep running. While its good for running around town, I havent done any long trips on it. The stock seat is verging on a torture device... and I hear the gel seat replacement is only a little bet...

Congratulations you guys, she is absolutely beautiful!

Just renewed mine in Nov... think it was $90...

Great read - thanks guys!

I hear Canadian Airlines used to fly out of Buttonville for routes to Ottawa and Montreal back in the early 90s. Anyone know what plane they used to fly out of there?

comanchepilot wrote:Anyone else pissed off about the results of the election this evening?

Yup... caught the last half of a radio segment that said if MMP had been voted in, the libs would not have had majority... not sure if MMP would have helped in this election though.

Some good points above - the soother clips are awesome! They will always be losing the soothers, so these things will save you TONS of hassles. Being able to put the soother in themselves is another one of those great milestones. We used to put a half dozen soothers in Karas crib, that way when she ...

Samantha, congratulations to you both! Getting them to sleep through the night will be one of the best milestones for everyone in your house. I believe the method Freetime referred to is from a book by a Dr. Furber. This method worked for some friends, but not for us. It really depends on the kid. W...

wow.... glad hes OK...


http://video.msn.com/v/us/msnbc.htm?f=0 ... n.com/&fg=

Wow, looks like they had another incident at the same airport yesterday... glad to see everyone was OK.

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2007 ... 4-sun.html

Papers seem to think its newsworthy...

http://www.thestar.com/News/article/248608

20 years ago in high school- loose sand on a corner in a parking lot.

Started riding again 3 years ago and started with the Safety course. Well worth the money! Much more cautious now..

lol... holy crap.

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/07/10/flying ... index.html

And dont forget

Phil McCracken
Mike Crack

and everyone favorite - Hugh Jass

Glad to see you're back in the game Rowdy.

Cheers!