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As temps fall, small aircraft soar at SAC Museum’s indoor air show – Omaha World
Barnes and Noble Crossroads, 7400 Dodge St., Suite 325, hosts a storytime every Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. More. The Crossroads location and Barnes and Noble Oakview, 3333 Oakview Drive, host storytimes at 11 a.m. Saturday. Activities and coloring will follow. … Continue reading
Is 3-D printing the key to sustainable manufacturing?
Midway through a long flight over the ocean, the last thing on anyone’s mind is the manufacturing process behind the plane’s engines and airframe components. As long as the flight is comfortable and lands on time, little else matters to … Continue reading
Obituary: Albert Wilhelmson, 90, Of Killingworth
Written by Guilford Funeral Home Albert Wilhelmson, formerly a longtime resident of Killingworth, passed away peacefully at St. Raphael Hospital in New Haven after a brief illness. Albert was born in Jamaica, NY on May 13, 1928, son of the … Continue reading
How Santander will use Ripple to execute cross-border payments | Analysis of the deal
Ripple has caused quite a stir (we resisted the pun) in the cryptocurrency market. Recent dips and spikes of XRP, Ripple’s cryptocurrency, have caused many commentators to question the long-term durability of the currency. However, few can deny that Ripple … Continue reading
House in a box: Polk County homes from the pages of Sears
Paul Catala DAVENPORT — From 1908 to 1940, between 70,000 and 75,000 homes in the United States were built through using the mail-order Sear, Roebuck and Co. Modern Homes program. And although thousands have become victims to neglect, despair or … Continue reading
Guys Spends 10 Years Making Insanely Detailed Boeing 777 Paper …
When it comes to paper airplanes, designer Luca Iaconi-Stewart probably has the ultimate one. WIRED recently visited him to check out an incredibly detailed model of a Boeing 777 that he’s been making over the past decade. The model is … Continue reading
Germs on Airplanes, In the Terminal and the Global Spread of Disease
Given the recent measles scare at both the Newark and Chicago International airports, missed connections and lost bags might not be your biggest travel worry. As soon as you arrive at the airport, you should be aware of the infectious … Continue reading