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Author Archives: Writer
U Professor Wins Science Award in Turkey
(Courtesy of Emra Coban) Since the age of four, Çağan Şekercioğlu was always interested in nature and the world around him. “I grew up weird,” Şekercioğlu said. “Kids were into playing soccer, and all I wanted to do [was] lose … Continue reading
Fort Bend Radio Control Club holds annual model air show
All sizes of model aircrafts took to the skies over Rosenberg this past Saturday, as the Fort Bend Radio Control Club held its annual Model Air Show and Model Aircraft Fly-in. Though its venue has changed overtime, the club’s yearly … Continue reading
Volunteers spend golden years restoring planes – The Register
EVERETT, Wash. — Pete Graven got hooked on aviation as a young boy, listening to stories from his uncle, a WWI fighter pilot. Jim Jackson was among the first mechanics to work on the B-29 bomber during WWII. Norm Constan … Continue reading
National Park Service issues temporary ban on unmanned aircraft
Most skies above units of the National Park Service, including the Blue Ridge Parkway and Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, will remain drone-free for at least 18 months because of a recent policy banning unmanned aircraft. The National Park … Continue reading
Meet the Press Transcript – August 31, 2014
MEET THE PRESS — SUNDAY, AUGUST 31, 2014 ANDREA MITCHELL: Good morning. Huge challenges for President Obama this holiday weekend from enemies old and new. The president admits he does not yet have a strategy for defeating ISIS as Britain … Continue reading
Model airplanes take to the skies for Labor Day event
You and the family can enjoy remote model airplanes swirling through the skies this Labor Day Starting at 9 this morning, model airplanes lovers,including myself, can come out and fly some model planes.. People from around the area will gather … Continue reading
AirVenture Report: 2014
There were few spectacular announcements of radical new aircraft at this year’s EAA AirVenture Oshkosh show, held July 27 through August 3, but the popular event was well attended, the crowds enjoyed the first-ever appearance of a U.S. military jet … Continue reading