The tale of my flight training adventure. Monday, May 16, 2011. Produced this great video about historic Pearson Field, the fabulous facility that I fly out of. Todays emphasis was on best glide speed and performing power-off landings. This is a continuation of emergency procedures we began during Flight Eight. The final time around, killed the power, configured for best glide and turned towards the runway.

Thursday, December 22, 2011. The final version of Bibble 5. 16 New Camera RAW formats. Olympus E-P3, E-PL3, E-PM1, XZ-1. Leica V-LUX 2, D-LUX 5. Nikon D5100, P7100, V1, J1. Sony A-77, A-65, NEX-5N.

My policy on covers has almost always been to get something that would look awesome on my wall.

Parachutes and Hot Air Balloons. Flight has been an obsession of humans for hundreds of years. They have spent yeras and years testing these principals in order to create flight as we know it today. Flight is a principle we use everday in our lives from paper airplanes thrown in your local highschools to massive jetliners that take off every minnuit from trans continental airports around the world. Some of the cool info you can learn. Birds and how they fly.

After strolling around a little, we decided to eat first before the food booths got too busy. I ordered a pork belly over kimchee fried rice from the Chotto San Francisco. It was delicious, if not a little fatty, though I think I am suffering from a little bit of pork belly and kimchee-anything fatigue. Lunch was followed by dessert from The Creme Brulee Cart.