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Joe’s Crab Shack
Restaurant Details To use the word “tacky” to describe the looks of Joe’s Crab Shack is underkill. My friend summed it up as soon as we walked through the door of this wildly popular restaurant. “It looks like they have … Continue reading
Dramatic GE engine explosion on Boeing 767 poses puzzle for investigators
The nearly catastrophic explosion of an engine that caused a fire on an American Airlines Boeing 767 just short of takeoff in Chicago a week ago occurred when a specific part that had never before failed broke into pieces. The … Continue reading
Model aircraft cleared for takeoff at new Salt Lake hobby park
SALT LAKE CITY — After years of delays, city officials and model airplane enthusiasts celebrated the grand opening of Salt Lake’s relocated model airport Wednesday. On the city’s western outskirts — west of the Salt Lake Valley landfill near 7500 … Continue reading
Tools of the Trade – Injection Molding
Having finished the Tools of the Trade series on circuit board assembly, let’s look at some of the common methods for doing enclosures. First, and possibly the most common, is injection molding. This is the process of taking hot plastic, squirting it … Continue reading
This Is Us Recap: Suit and Tie
Oh, Jack. Lovable Jack! In a few short episodes, it’s become clear that our mustachioed dreamer is the heart of This Is Us. It’s no surprise then, that the two standout scenes in this rather mediocre hour involve Jack and … Continue reading
Museum of Science explores the genuis of da Vinci
The art and science of Leonardo da Vinci merge in new Museum of Science exhibit. By Jody Feinberg/The Patriot Ledger It’s commonplace to say Leonardo da Vinci was a genius. The full meaning of that becomes clear in an all-encompassing … Continue reading
Drone Law And Drone Regulation: A Primer
On August 29, 2016, the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) new rule governing non-recreational use of small unmanned aircraft systems or “drones” became effective. The new rule – formally known as Part 1071 – is designed to allow for routine business … Continue reading