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Michael G. Frost: Oct. 2, 1950 – Dec. 31, 2016 – Whidbey News
Michael Gene Frost, 66, passed away Dec. 31, at WhidbeyHealth Medical Center in Coupeville. He was born Oct. 2, 1950 in Seattle. He was the only child of Russell and Betty (Wakefield) Frost. Mike grew up in various communities around … Continue reading
Boeing jet sales fell by 100 last year, but outdelivered Airbus
Boeing delivered 748 jets last year, 14 fewer than in 2015 but still enough to leave it well ahead of rival Airbus in 2016 production. However, overall sales for the year slumped despite a year-end rush that saw the company … Continue reading
Mr. President, Cancel the F-35
Our incoming president’s willingness to boldly challenge the status quo is arguably the main reason he was elected. And no defense project is more representative of a disastrous status quo than the 20-year-old Joint Strike Fighter program — the F-35. … Continue reading
Boeing jet sales fell by 100 last year, but it outdelivered Airbus
Boeing delivered 748 jets last year, 14 fewer than in 2015 but still enough to leave it well ahead of rival Airbus in 2016 production. However, overall sales for the year slumped despite a year-end rush that saw it book … Continue reading
Boeing to Supply 75 737 MAX 8 Jets to GE Capital Aviation
Leading commercial aircraft maker The Boeing Company BA received an order for the 737 MAX 8 airplanes from GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS), the commercial aircraft leasing and financing arm of General Electric GE . Details of the Deal The … Continue reading
Why car and tech companies have different visions for self-driving cars
For much of the 2010s, Google was the only company putting serious resources into the technology underpinning self-driving cars. That started to change in 2016, as almost every major automaker announced technology partnerships to develop their self-driving capabilities. In 2017, … Continue reading
ISIL’s Virtual Planners: A Critical Terrorist Innovation
On December 19, Anis Amri plowed a hijacked truck through the Christmas market in one of Berlin’s main public squares, killing 12 people. The following day, the Amaq News Agency of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) … Continue reading