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Tag Archives: model airplane parts
Drones help local farmers, businesses – Herald
QUINCY — As Greg Mitts guides an aerial drone over farm fields he creates more than just pictures. He can provide farmers with detailed data that can locate bug infestations, plant diseases and harvest indicators. “We create a 3-D model … Continue reading
Pilot takes first solo flight in two-seat aircraft she built
Tim Olson and his daughter, Danielle, both of Elk Mound, Wis., at Menomonie Municipal Airport in front of the plane they spent years building together. A couple of days earlier, Danielle took her first solo flight in the plane on … Continue reading
Living longer: We’ve still got bucket lists — in our 90s
Cecile Tegler, right, stands in the lobby of Niagara County Community College with fellow Mount View Assisted Living residents Sandra Leaming, left, and Marge Reinard, center, before heading to a class on computer applications. Courtesy of Mount View Assisted Living … Continue reading
They’ve Still Got Bucket Lists — In Their 90s | Kaiser Health News
It is one thing to have a bucket list at any age. It is something else entirely to have a bucket list that sends you to college for the first time at 92 — or that sends you on your … Continue reading
What Dodd-Frank rollback could mean for energy sector, climate change
WASHINGTON — While everyone was watching James Comey’s testimony in the Senate on Thursday, the other side of the Capitol was more quietly (but also consequentially) passing a piece of legislation that would have far-reaching financial implications if it becomes law. … Continue reading
Boeing revs up robots for 777X in Everett, signals that a 797 awaits
SEATTLE — In a business that plays out over decades, the attention of Boeing’s leadership is unshakably fixed on two key future jet programs that will be critical to this region. In briefings before this month’s Paris Air Show, Boeing … Continue reading
Oregon museum displays WWII models built 75 years ago
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (AP) — Through a seemingly endless parade of books, movies, documentaries, archival footage and photographs, World War II and its impact still seem so accessible even though its origins began over 75 years ago. Among the items … Continue reading