Posted Jun. 11, 2016 at 11:01 AM
Article source: http://www.rrstar.com/news/20160611/chicago-rockford-international-airport-to-unveil-display-of-replica-planes
Posted Jun. 11, 2016 at 11:01 AM
Article source: http://www.rrstar.com/news/20160611/chicago-rockford-international-airport-to-unveil-display-of-replica-planes
Published on June 10th, 2016
by Zachary Shahan
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June 10th, 2016 by Zachary Shahan
I highlighted the video below (and a highlighted statement from it) a year ago, but it was buried a bit in a broader Supercharging story and I think it’s such an interesting one that I wanted to do so again. Also, this piece was inspired a bit by this comment from “neroden” the other day: “There’s a reason Tesla charges most of the cost of the Supercharger network to the *marketing* budget!”
The key statement would shock the world and be featured on Forbes, the WSJ, the Washington Post, Gizmodo, Autoblog, and half of the other websites on the worldwide web if it was made today (slight exaggeration possible).
The statement was made by Kurt Kelty. This is a name you probably don’t recognize, but Kurt is Tesla’s director of battery technology and has been with the company since
Article source: http://cleantechnica.com/2016/06/10/tesla-flashback-dont-need-charging-infrastructure-throughout-country/
Video was just released of a small plane crash near Houston’s Hobby Airport that killed three members of an Oklahoma family.
A National Transportation Safety Board spokesman says the plane crashed at 1:12pm Thursday into a vehicle parked outside an Ace Hardware store in the 6800 block of Telephone. No one was inside the parked car, but all three people aboard the plane died immediately. The National Transportation Safety Board investigator described what the plane was doing seconds before crashing yesterday near Hobby Airport.
“It showed that the aircraft was relatively nose level and relatively wings level spinning counter clockwise to the left at the moment of impact,” NTSB Investigator Tom Latson said.
FULL VIDEO: Deadly plane crash near Hobby Airport (Warning: Graphic video)
Police in Moore, Oklahoma, have identified the victims as Tony, Dana and Jerry Gray. Dana and Tony were married; Jerry was Tony’s brother. They were flying from Norman, Oklahoma, to Houston to visit the brothers’ father, who is a patient at MD Anderson Cancer Center, according to a family friend. Dana Gray was the pilot.
“Dana was a very safe pilot. She loved flying. She’s been flying that plane for a very long time,” said Jeremy Lewis, a family friend and also a sergeant for the Moore Police Department. “Pretty much anyone in Moore know who the Grays are. They’re very involved with the community. They’re just the best people and it’s just unbelievable three of them are gone.”
The NTSB said the Cirrus
Article source: http://abc7chicago.com/news/video-deadly-plane-crash-near-houston-airport/1380840/
Steve Aoki was born in Miami in November in 1977. He graduated Newport Harbor High School as a member of the Class of 1995, and he went on to attend the University of California in Santa Barbara. During his time there, he began to explore a potential career in music by producing records and holding different underground concerts. Steve founded Dim Mak Records in 1996, which released music for a variety of different electronic artists. (The record label still exists today, and it has grown to act as a lifestyle brand, as well.) Steve wasn’t much of a solo artist at the time, instead opting to produce remixes and collaborate with different established bands from time to time.
In 2008, he released his debut mix album, titled Pillowface and His Airplane Chronicles. The album received mostly positive critical reception, peaking at #8 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic chart. It wasn’t really Steve’s best work, but it put him on everyone’s radar. In March 2010, he collaborated with Zhuper Blahq, alter-ego of will.i.am. The song was the biggest hit that he had produced at that point, and was featured in the film Piranha as well as different movie trailers. This really put the Japanese-American artist in a position to climb to the top. In 2012, he released his first solo album, titled Wonderland. The album featured
Article source: http://gazettereview.com/2016/06/steve-aoki-net-worth-rich/
Three members of an Oklahoma family were killed this afternoon in a small plane crash near Hobby Airport.
A National Transportation Safety Board spokesman says the plane crashed at 1:12pm into a vehicle parked outside an Ace Hardware store in the 6800 block of Telephone. No one was inside the parked car, but all three people aboard the plane died immediately.
Police in Moore, Oklahoma have identified the victims as Tony, Dana and Jerry Gray. Dana and Tony were married; Jerry was Tony’s brother. They were flying from Norman, OK to Houston to visit the brothers’ father who is a patient at MD Anderson Cancer Center, according to a family friend. Dana Gray was the pilot.
“Dana was a very safe pilot. She loved flying. She’s been flying that plane for a very long time,” said Jeremy Lewis, a family friend and also a sergeant for the Moore Police Department. “Pretty much anyone in Moore know who the Grays are. They’re very involved with the community. They’re just the best people and it’s just unbelievable three of them are gone.”
The NTSB said the Cirrus SR-20 plane, a fixed wing single-engine aircraft, was en route to Hobby Airport. Gray was trying to land but the plane was too high, so the air traffic controller told them to go around the towers and try again. The air traffic controller also warned about wake turbulence from a nearby 737. During a second attempt, the spokesman said the plane
Article source: http://abc13.com/news/air-controller-tells-pilot-straighten-up-before-crash/1378743/
Fallen golf great Tiger Woods is melting down and “acting like a child” behind closed doors, an insider alleged to RadarOnline.com.
“He can’t handle adult conversation at all and spends hours watching kids shows on TV, making model airplanes and even collecting stamps and sticker albums,” claimed the insider. “He’s totally detached from the real world, it’s like his mentality is that of a 10-year-old kid!”
As Radar exclusively reported, Woods, who didn’t bother to attend the prestigious Masters Tournament in April, has become reclusive, living in self-imposed-exile at his posh Florida mansion, where the father to daughter Sam, 8, and 7-year-old son Charlie wastes endless days just hanging out.
“There’s really nothing I can look forward to; nothing I can build toward,” Woods recently confessed of his sad life.
And it doesn’t appear Woods’ situation will get better anytime soon. The former superstar player hasn’t won a major tournament in three years. In the meantime, he’s had to watch as his exes Elin Nordegren and Linsey Vonn both move on with their lives.
As for the golfer’s big goals? “Tiger’s biggest obsession right now is comic book and comic book movies — especially those of Hugh Jackman and his signature character Wolverine,” the source noted. “He has become obsessed with putting together a full collection of Wolverine comics.”
Article source: http://radaronline.com/celebrity-news/tiger-woods-golf-failure-reclusive/
Bill Marquardt, president of the Glenview Hangar One Foundation, stood among the uniforms, books, airplane parts and signs in the small, organized closet in a corner of the Naval Air Station Glenview Museum.
“I think about just putting any of these things out and telling the story of why [the air station] is important,” he said.
The 900-square-foot museum is neatly organized with model airplanes hanging from the ceiling and photos of the air station, aircraft and troops lining the walls. A flight simulator for children is located at the front of the museum next to four mannequins wearing military uniforms.
“There isn’t anything in here that doesn’t have a story to tell,” Marquardt said.
The country’s first-ever museum dedicated to enlisted sailors is looking to open in North Chicago in late 2018.
The National Museum of the American Sailor Foundation is launching a campaign to raise $40 million for a museum, which is targeted for the city’s Sheridan Crossing project.
Ron Lanz,…
The country’s first-ever museum dedicated to enlisted sailors is looking to open in North Chicago
Article source: http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/glenview/news/ct-gla-hangar-one-foundation-tl-0602-20160609-story.html